胡頌平的"胡適之先生年譜 ...." 1954.2.27 有紐約時報記者Spencer Moosa 來談。
3.5 有參加自由中國半月刊社的茶會 發表演說， "從到奴役之路說起" 提到 2.22 (原打？)紐約時報記者....
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Spencer Moosa 是抗戰在重慶的A/P 新聞社代表....最後搭國民黨要人之飛機離開中國
Taiwan Ignores a Major Anniversary (1974年台灣以經濟成就驕傲，避在中國的失敗、退到台灣；來台時台灣不足道..... 蔣介石只在上百萬字的日記中發洩自己的情感....._)By. Joseph Lelyveld Special to The New York Times。Dec. 11, 1974
The forgotten occasion was the 25th anniversary of Chiang Kai‐shek's arrival here from the Chinese mainland after the final collapse of Nationalist resistance there to Communist power. Generalissimo Chiang did not admit defeat as he flew from Chengtu in Szechwan Province to Taipei, which he had proclaimed to be the “provisional capital” of China only three days earlier....
Departure Recalled
The circumstances of hiss last day on the mainland were recalled today by a retired foreign correspondent, Spencer Moosa, who was reporting then for The Associated Press. “I knew the time for departure was imminent,” Mr. Moosa said, “when I saw someone coming out of his headquarters carrying the telephone switchboard.”
The headquarters was in a military academy that had at its entrance a bronze statue of General Chiang himself. As the Nationalist leader drove by the statue on his way to the airfield, Mr. Moosa couldn't help thinking that it would soon be toppled from its pedestal.
If General Chiang's private emotions were expressed anywhere, Mr. Moosa thinks, it was in his diary, which is said to run to millions of words. All that could be seen at the airfield, where four planes were waiting, was a calm and dignified exterior.
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1949.2.10 北平新聞工會要求驅逐Spencer Moosa 等外國記者
PEIPING, Feb. 10 (AP) -- The Press Workers Association today demanded the expulsion of Spencer Moosa of The Associated Press and Michael Keon, United Press correspondent, and called on the Military Control Committee in this Communist-occupied city to "put an end to all work of reactionary American journalists and illegal activities of the American Consulate and United States Information Service." nyt
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