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Chapter Four "China Will Win"

1. Lattimore, "American Responsibilities."

2. Ibid., 161-62.

3. Ibid., 174, 165.

4. Ibid., 162, 164, 168. Ironically, this article was quoted selectively in 1950 to show that Lattimore was pro-Communist. Ironically again, it figured in the FBI search for evidence that Lattimore had been paid off by the Soviets. When the bureau began to investigate Lattimore's finances in an attempt to show that his net worth was more than could be accounted for by legitimate sources of income, they checked out every cent he had received for his articles. They discovered after some difficulty that VQR had paid Lattimore their standard rate of five dollars per page; he earned seventy dollars for this article. FBI/OL, 2023. [BACK]

1. Lattimore, "American Responsibilities."

2. Ibid., 161-62.

3. Ibid., 174, 165.

4. Ibid., 162, 164, 168. Ironically, this article was quoted selectively in 1950 to show that Lattimore was pro-Communist. Ironically again, it figured in the FBI search for evidence that Lattimore had been paid off by the Soviets. When the bureau began to investigate Lattimore's finances in an attempt to show that his net worth was more than could be accounted for by legitimate sources of income, they checked out every cent he had received for his articles. They discovered after some difficulty that VQR had paid Lattimore their standard rate of five dollars per page; he earned seventy dollars for this article. FBI/OL, 2023. [BACK]

1. Lattimore, "American Responsibilities."

2. Ibid., 161-62.

3. Ibid., 174, 165.

4. Ibid., 162, 164, 168. Ironically, this article was quoted selectively in 1950 to show that Lattimore was pro-Communist. Ironically again, it figured in the FBI search for evidence that Lattimore had been paid off by the Soviets. When the bureau began to investigate Lattimore's finances in an attempt to show that his net worth was more than could be accounted for by legitimate sources of income, they checked out every cent he had received for his articles. They discovered after some difficulty that VQR had paid Lattimore their standard rate of five dollars per page; he earned seventy dollars for this article. FBI/OL, 2023. [BACK]

1. Lattimore, "American Responsibilities."

2. Ibid., 161-62.

3. Ibid., 174, 165.

4. Ibid., 162, 164, 168. Ironically, this article was quoted selectively in 1950 to show that Lattimore was pro-Communist. Ironically again, it figured in the FBI search for evidence that Lattimore had been paid off by the Soviets. When the bureau began to investigate Lattimore's finances in an attempt to show that his net worth was more than could be accounted for by legitimate sources of income, they checked out every cent he had received for his articles. They discovered after some difficulty that VQR had paid Lattimore their standard rate of five dollars per page; he earned seventy dollars for this article. FBI/OL, 2023. [BACK]

5. FBI/OL, no serial number, 3. The document was transmitted from Dennis A. Flinn of the Department of State to J. Edgar Hoover under a cover letter of April 27, 1955.

6. Ibid., 14. [BACK]

5. FBI/OL, no serial number, 3. The document was transmitted from Dennis A. Flinn of the Department of State to J. Edgar Hoover under a cover letter of April 27, 1955.

6. Ibid., 14. [BACK]

7. FBI/OL, 6. [BACK]

8. Tydings, 739, 740. [BACK]

9. "Comment and Correspondence," Pacific Affairs 13 (June 1940): 196-97. [BACK]

10. "As China Goes, So Goes Asia," Amerasia 4 (August 1940): 256.

11. Ibid., 255, 257. [BACK]

10. "As China Goes, So Goes Asia," Amerasia 4 (August 1940): 256.

11. Ibid., 255, 257. [BACK]

12. Memorandum for Discussion, Territorial Group, CFR October 5, 1940, CFR Archives. [BACK]

13. Schulzinger, Wise Men , 66. [BACK]

14. "The Soviet View of the Far East," Pacific Affairs 13 (December 1940): 446-52. [BACK]

15. FBI/OL, 647. [BACK]

16. Memorandum, ''Possible Effects of an Agreement between Russia and Japan," Territorial Group, CFR, April 3, 1941, CFR Archives. [BACK]

17. Lattimore, "Stalemate in China," 621-22, 624. [BACK]

18. Lattimore, "America Has No Time to Lose," 161-62. [BACK]

19. Memorandum, "The Chinese Communists, the Comintern, and the Russo-Japanese Neutrality Agreement," Territorial Group, CFR, May 6, 1941, CFR Archives. [BACK]

20. Wohl, "American 'Geopolitical Masterhand.'" [BACK]

21. FBI/OL, 1. [BACK]

22. FBI/OL, 3. [BACK]

23. "After Four Years," Pacific Affairs 14 (June 1941): 143. [BACK]

24. Kristol, "Ordeal by Mendacity," 316. [BACK]


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