Tang Shan, 8. Tartars, 63, 70, 78. Tientsin, 7, 87, 88. Tipping, prohibition against, 36; “cumshaw,” 36. Trans-Siberian Railway, 97. Trohan, Walter, 23, 25. Trotsky, 2. Truce teams, 16. Truman, President, 7, 10, 15, 19, 22, 108, 111. U United States, 7, 8, 16, 117. Urals, 96, 97. V Vogeler, Robert A., 91; (See _also_ Drugs, use of; Hypnotism, use of). V-J Day, 95, 97. _Voice of America_, 118. W Wallace, Henry, 131. Wedemeyer, Lieutenant General Albert C., 9, 24, 111, 114, 118, 142. Wei Tao-ming, Madame, 68, 69. Wesleyan College, 65. Wife swapping, 125. Worton, Major General William Arthur, 7, 8. Y Yalta, 10, 12, 13, 22. Yangtse River, 60, 105. “Yassa,” 1, 78. Yeaton, Colonel Ivan D., 31. Yenan, 12, 15, 29, 30, 34, 35, 36, 37, 39, 42, 43, 48, 57, 64; International Hospital in, 30; Market place in, 35; “Prisoner of War School,” 32. Yenching University, 24, 56, 57. Z Zukov, 62. About the Author... Mary Lamar Knight, famed foreign correspondent and lecturer, graduated into the ranks of foreign correspondents while she was on a two-month “tour” of Europe in 1930. The tour lasted for five full years with only brief vacations and assignments at home. At that time Miss Knight was the only woman employed on a full-time basis in the Paris Bureau of the United Press Associations. In this capacity she covered the European continent as a feature writer in the varied fields of women’s fashions, crime and politics. She reported on the outstanding fashions of the Parisian designers as they paraded their creations into pages of history; she was the first woman since the days of the French Revolution to witness the guillotining of a famous convict in Paris; she interviewed royalty of many nationalities; and, most important of all, she saw and studied the beginnings of World War II: the propaganda build-up, the international deceit and intrigue, the in-human characters of the men who promoted the war and prepared the nations of Europe for their own destruction. During her varied career, Miss Knight, who is the daughter of the late Dr. Lucian Lamar and Edith Nelson Knight, of Atlanta, Georgia, has worked as a nurse at Bellevue Hospital, New York, to report on a bitter campaign to regulate working conditions for doctors and nurses; she was assigned to the New York Women’s House of Detention to pose as a prostitute, going to jail with Lucky Luciano’s “girls” and latter covered his vice trial in the courtroom; at one time she was assigned the role of a taxi-dance girl, and at another time to join the chorus line of the world-famous “Rockettes” at the lavish Music Hall theater; she was the first woman reporter allowed to invade the training camps of Joe Louis and Max Schmeling prior to their title fight which she covered at ringside. In 1935, the author embarked for China on a Norwegian freighter.