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PH 100~3605 Residences — Self-employed as author of We following booke: SEast Wind - West Wind," 1930 , . “The Young Revolutionist," 1931. | * ~ *The Good Earth" (awarded Pulitser Prise), , aa “*Bons,* 1932 . Loe *The First Wife ‘and Other Stories A 1933 “:, #A11 Men Are Brothers" (translation of a snese classic, "Shui Hu Chuan"), 1933 ®8The Mother," 193) ‘S-"A House Divided," 1935 — ‘MHouse of Barth," 1935 "The Exile,* 1936 - "Fighting Angel," 1936 "This Proud Heart," 1938 — "The Retreat," 1939 "The Chinese Novel,® 1939 — '®§tories for Little children, ® 19,0 "Other Gods," 19,0 . oe . ®Today and Forever," 19)1 — ' "Of Man and Woman," 1941 “Dragon Seed," 1942. oe ®American Unity and Asia a wmhe ( Chinese Children Next Door," 1912 ‘jhat America Means to Me," 1913 "The Water Buffalo Children," 1943 - *The Promise,® 1943 _ "The Dragon Fish," 194) "Tell the People" (with JAMES YEN), 1945 "Yu-Lan, Flying Boy of China," 1945. - we"Contract of a Marriage," 1945 wn" Talk About Russia," (with MASHA SCOTT),- 195 "Pavilion of Women," 1946 - "How It Happens® (with ERNA VON PUSTAU) » 19h6 “Far and Near," 197 "The Big Wave," 1948 "Peony," 1948 . a ‘Who's Who in America,* 1950-1951, and tauthors Today and Yeeterday,* 1933, indicate that the subject resided in China from early childhood until she was 17 years of ite (1909); that she returned to China following graduation from college (1911), where she remained until 1932, when she again returned to America, In the summer of 1933 she reportedly went again to China. Her present address 4s listed in "Who's Who in America" as John Day Company, 62 West 5th Street, NTIAL