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Appendix 2: Letter to Dr. P. Z. King, Director General, National Health Admin
Letter reporting on the Plague situation in Changteh, number of cases and scientific research done, and its correlation with the aerial attack of November 4th ,1941.
Bacterial Warfare, to the Chief of Staff, from R.B. Lowry
Letter to the Chief of Staff from R.B. Lowry on November 28, 1944 regarding plague outbreaks in Thailand and Burma.
China Handbook: Developments in China in Six Years of War
"China Handbook, 1937-1943, A comprehensive Survey of Major Developments in China in Six Years of War", information compiled by the Chinese Ministry of Information and published by the MacMillan Company, NY in 1943.
Chinese Cholera Epidemic Now Mammoth
Series of short reports from Tokyo to the US, Central and South Americas and a report from US Headquarters in India in 1942-1944 regarding diverse epidemics in China over the time period.
Chungking in English
Correspondence (telegram?) of a radio-transmission from Chungking to Europe on December 3, 1942 regarding proof that Japanese used BW.
Epidemialogical Report No. 1
Epidemiological Report presented to the American Bureau for Medical Aid to China, reporting on number of cases, deaths and infected pests, on the plague situation in Hunan, Chekiang, Fukien and Kwantung.
Military Attache Report, No. 10325, Medical Intelligence – Fukien
Military Attache Report by the Military Intelligence Division on November 3, 1944 regarding information obtained on disease outbreaks in Fukien, China.
Office of Censorship: British Red Cross Hospital
Mail from the British Red Cross in Hunan, China to Ms. G. Rees Roberts in N.Wales, entitled "Virulent Cholera Epidemic in Changsha"; picked up by the Office of Censorship in the US, dated November 27th, 1943.
Office of Censorship: Disease in China
Reproduction of submission from the Foreign Censorship office, dated December 9th, 1943 regarding the Cholera epidemic in Yiyang, China.
Office of Censorship: Plague Spreads in Lung Chuan
Information regarding Plague spread in Lung Chuan, from the Methodist Mission in Chekiang, Free China to the Methodist Missionary Society in London; picked up by the Office of US Censorship and date November 29, 1943.