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oo Fanson ef the Communist Party at that time and now the Communist ruler of . * . China, and Chu Teh, comiander-in-chief of the 8th Route Communist Army, and according to Life Magazine of January 23, 1950, Number Two ” * - 7 a man in prestige to Mao Tse-Tung. * : a . In Chapter 23, entitled "Political Utopia on lit. WottAi', in des~_ , "ie stayod vp till midnight exchanging notes on guerrilla aruies, the farn unions,.and the progress of the war. I was particularly interested in the Cormrmist leaders whom __ Carlson head just visited and whom I was about to neet. ; - Mao Tze-Tung, the heed of the Comranist Party, Carlson characterized as "the most selficss man IT ever net, a social dremisr, a genius living Tifty years ahead of his tine.! And Ghu Tch, coimvnder in chief of the 8th Route Aroy was 'the prince of cencrals, a nan with the humility of Linsoln, the tonacity of Grant, and the Kindliness of Robert 3. Leet." 7 - . a For a man slated a chief of the bureau which may have the job of sncnling humireds of millions of dollars throughout the vorld this indicates, to sey thie least, a disturbing emocunt of here-vorship for the munber ome ane number tve Communist leaders in the Far Zast today. en pare 319, he condurns the right sing groups in the Chinese Covirneert for "fighting apainet th. Denseratie rovelution ar proposed by Yao Tee Tanz ahi the Cormans ate” Cm bie ere page Te Gein ae emt to - porirreaht were faking Jalinet attacaa wpen Uae Coren bele wnt at oa el-qterr of the Cotunist yuth corpe were arrested by military offi- core at Hankow. I myself was the vietin of one of these incidents and VAI 9329-3