A Covert Affair (56 page)

291
“Morros, who did …”: UL, p. 46.

291
“Écoutez moi …”:
ibid, p. 224.

291
“do things by …”: ibid.

292
“what a fabulous …”: ibid., p. 200.

292
“Boris Morros was …”: ibid., p. 209.

293
“pure swindle …”: ibid., p. 211.

293
“Undoubtedly …”: ibid., p. 212.

293
“amusing stories …”: ibid., p. 213.

294
“more discreet …”: ibid., p. 226.

296
“It seemed highly …”: ibid., p. 224.

296
“not exactly …”: ibid., p. 227.

297
“Mrs. Zlatovski …”: ibid., p. 228.

297
“In view of …”: FBI case file 100-35543, Jane Foster Zlatovski.

298
“because of their …”: ibid.

298
“acted like a …”: UL, p. 232.

298
“It was THE BIG …”: ibid., p. 233.

299
“glaring inaccuracies …”: ibid., p. 234.

300
“Gertrude Stein …”: ibid., p. 200.

301
“socially at concerts …”: Civil Service … FBI case file 100-35543, Jane Foster Zlatovski.

301
“complete and …”: FBI case file 100-35543, Jane Foster Zlatovski.

303
“did not know …”: ibid.

304
“UN debate on Indonesia …”: ibid.

305
“available information….”: John F. Fox Jr., “In Passion and in Hope,” (Ph.D. diss.) University of New Hampshire, 2001), p. 16.

306
“Will I be able to …”: UL, p. 241.

306
“the family always …”: ST.

307
“She liked …”: ibid.

307
“be questioned concerning …”: FBI case file 123-192, Paul Child.

307
“the possibility exists …” ibid.

308
“traced directly”: Andrew Roadnight,
United States Policy Towards Indonesia in the Truman and Eisenhower Years
(New York: MacMillan, 2002), p. 154.

309
“We talked about it …”: EM.

309
“Jane was a …”: ibid.

309
“She was very …”: ST.

310
“ordinary people …”: UL, p. 244.

310
“Simply to be accused …”: ibid., p.232.

311
“Julia was braver”: EM.

311
“We decided …”: SMITH.

311
“seemed so far away”: FAP.

312
“the most comprehensive …”: Craig Claiborne, review of
Mastering the Art of French Cooking
, by Julia Child,
The New York Times
, October 18, 1961.

312
“prime dishwasher …”: FAP.

312
“enormous”: Donna Lee, “The Man Behind Julia Child,”
Boston Herald American Magazine
, May 10, 1981.

312
“We do everything together”: ibid.

312
“shameful episode”: Julia Child,
My Life in France
(New York: Anchor Books, 2005), p. 215.

313
“It all receded … ST.

314
“never go home again”: ibid.

314
“seized by terror”: UL, p. 245.

315
“intrinsically tied …”: FBI case file 100-35543, Jane Foster Zlatovski.

315
“Fascist junta …”: UL, p. 245.

316
“She willed herself …”: ST.

316
“opened Jane's …”: ibid.

317
“scarred and ruined …”: UL, p. 246.

318
“With open eyes …”: ibid., p. 33.

319
“suitable for framing …”: PC, carton 2, folder 73.

319
“We have no …”: SMITH.

319
“We're perfectly happy …”: Calvin Tompkins, “Good Cooking,”
The New Yorker
, December 23, 1974.

321
“fascinating and …”: FAP.

321
“a strange man”: EM.

322
“every effort should …”: FBI case file 100-57453, Martha Dodd Stern.

322
“concerning their …”: FBI case file 100-35543, Jane Foster Zlatovski.

322
“a very grave …”:
International Herald Tribune
, March 24, 1979.

323
“it is absolutely …”: UL, p. 238.

324
“the biggest spy ring …”: Walter Schneir, “The Soblen Trial,”
The Nation
, August 26, 1961.

325
“lies and wrong things …”: ibid.

325 “less than a year …”: ibid.

325
“A spy is a …”: ibid.

326
“with all the dirty …”: Theodore H. White,
In Search of History
(London: Cape, 1979), p. 391.

326
“too much danger …”: ibid., p. 392.

326
“warping effect …”: ibid., p. 395.

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