A Vermonter who has on two separate occasions been Professor of English at the University of Tokyo and who served with the O.W.I as chief of Central Pacific operations daring World War II, BRADFORD SMITH has just returned from the Aorlheastern frontier of India, where he has gathered at first hand the appalling evidence of what Red China has done to Tibet.
Author and educator who lived for many years as near neighbor of Dorothy Canfield Fisher, BRADFORD SMITH here draws a memorable portrait of that staunch and lively Vermonter. A graduate of Columbia University. Mr. Smith has laught in Japan and at Columbia, directs the International Summer School at Bennington College, and lias written many books, including RiivnFORD OF PLYMOUTH and WHY WE BEHAVE LTKE AMERICANS.