Eye witness
By: by members of the Overseas press club of America, edited by Robert Spiers Benjamin
Contributors: Overseas Press Club of America
Publisher: Alliance Book Corporation
Published: 1940
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 306
Subjects: Journalists -- Biography; Adventure and adventurers
Notes: A brief biographical sketch of the author follows each article
Table of contents: title: Open grave in Shanghai, by Peggy Hull.; title: in the hands of the Gestapo, by C.E.Hewitt,Jr.; title: Wanted imperatively: a Nicaraguan canal, by Linton Wells.; title: Dateline Addis Ababa, by Josef Israeis II.; title: I spy, by Morrill Cody.; title: Assignment in India, by L.S. Kirtland.; title: Where do they really belong, by G.E. Sokoksky.; title: Black and white magic, by Brain O'Brien.; title: Fifth column in Poland, by M.M. Nowinshi.; title: Behind Chinese lines, by E.H. Leaf.; title: God's birthday, by C.B. Parmer.; title: A fable agreed upon, by T.M. Johnson.; title: General Yin Chang's present, by Maurice Dekobra.; title: Taken for a spy, by Emil Lengyel.; title: Newfoundland adventure, by R.S. Benjamin.; title: Guest of General Franco, by Hessell Tiltman.; title: The nicest suicide in the world, by Walter Matheson.; title: Mata Hari for a day, by Fay G. Wells.; title: Exclusive from Canton, by L.G. Blochman.; title: Dictator of France, by Johannes Steel.; title: Our own, our native land, by Amy Vanderbilt.; title: Reprise, by Burnet Hershey.; title: Foreign correspondent, by Eugene Lyons