My son, by Very Rev. James Endicott. Verbatim record of introductory address given at a peace Rally sponsored by the Canadian Peace Congress, Toronto

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Dr. Endicott speaks. Toronto Peace Council and Canadian Peace CongressMS372MS/B/1

My son, by Very Rev. James Endicott. Verbatim record of introductory address given at a peace Rally sponsored by the Canadian Peace Congress, TorontoMS372MS/B/2

After the Twentieth Congress. (Advance proof – to readers of Monthly Review)MS372MS/B/3

Catalogue of Exhibition of Paintings by Ch’i Pai-shih, organised by the Arts and Sciences Committee of the Britain-China Friendship AssociationMS372MS/B/4

Exhibition catalogue for “Chinese paintings of the Sung and Yuan dynasties”, an exhibition in the Gallery of Oriental Art at the British MuseumMS372MS/B/5

Fidel Castro, Closing speech to the Congress of Women of the Americas. (Peking: Foreign Languages Press)MS372MS/B/6

“E.R.C. and the allies”. Inside “(Part One) Rescue work in Hong Kong By Raymond Wong”; “Part Two (Co-operation with the United State Ally in Fighting against the Japanese) by Raymond Wong”; “(Part III) Articles”MS372MS/B/7

The situation in the Far East, with a review of the historical background both of Manchuria and of Shanghai. Published by the Union of Democratic Control, LondonMS372MS/B/8

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