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FIEID was asked if he attended a meeting at 35 East'l2th Street,
New York Citv -during the mont _of October .1937, which meeting was attendedby u,sJo>d1>set!'_¬ttcss1aes,zs, samJa!!'-.snsn, J,l'FE'rEas, and others, FIEID 'decline'd'j
to answer this question on the grounds previously given. Again this question
was repeated as comim from Senator TIDINGS and FIEID again declined to respond.. ' f» '
FIEID was asked if he knew EARL BRCFHDER or AIEXAIEJER TRACIEEIIBERCQ I-IEID
declined to 8I1s'.'!BI these questions on the grounds previously given, - .
some: stated that sunsnz had indicated he had RT10Im FIELD as Comrade; ER. FIED! was asked if he had ever been lmonn as "SPENCER" or "Ganrade
SPEEIC.-tR". FIELD again declined to answer. D - I '
FIELD was asked if he knew UPFEIC LA'I'II1.IORE. His answer to this question
was "yes". FIEID teen indicated he had first met LATPBEOPEEI in the early 193013,
believing it td be more specific in 19311, shortly after LATTDJORE had joirnd _
the IPR staff. . - ' . »
when questioned as to the nature of FIELD: association with LA'1'1I.ȣ0RB,
FIELD stated that IATTIKORE had worked for the International Secretariat of"
the IPR at the sane time FIELD had been connected with the American branch of
that organization. FIELD stated their association was limited due to the fact
that they were empl03"ed__b" separate branches of the IPR and were generally in
different parts of the United States.
FIELD was asked why he admitted lmonirg IATTILZORE when he declined to
answer whether or not he knew BRCWDER or '1R.AC}LEI*1BERG. FIELD declined to answer
this question on the grounds of self incrimination, ~
In answer to a question relative to the specific occasions upon which
he had met LATTIIfOrLE, FIELD stated they were both employed by the IPR but in
different branches. He stated he had met LATTDZORE in Ccmmittee meetings and L
had also seen him at International Conferences held in different parts of the
world-
FIELD was then questioned relative to his most recent association with
LAITI!.TOPE. FIELD stated he has not seen LATTEIORE in approximately five or six '
years to the best of his recollection. When asked what the occasion of their
last meeting was, FIELD stated he did not remember. FIELD then continued that
he had remained a member of the Board of Trustees of the IPR after his resignation
cm his job with that organization. He stated LATIIIfO% was also a Trustee of
the IP21. FIELD stated it was his belief that his last meeting with LATIEILIORE was
likely at a meeting of the Trustees in the early l9h0's. FIELD stated he
believed all of his meetings with LATID'C'RE to be in connection with the IPR.
He stated zrther that he had limited social meetings with LATTIEORE and his wife
and had probably had the I..ATI"£ZO}'E¬S in his hone but that he does not remember when.I
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FIED3 was asked if he. had ever used his hone for a meetirg place or
a place for a fund raing campaign for any organisation. FIELD declined to f,
ansrer this question on the grounds of self incrimination, Senator TYDIIGS 92. _directed the question be repeated and be considered as ccmirg {from Senator .TYDI1Z3S himself. FIELD again declined zjesponse. , < _ 4-. .- - - ' 1 0 .
HORGAIJ asked FIELD as to whether or not he knew LOUIS BUDE1~:Z. FIEID i
to answer this question on the grounds oi possible self incr1'__m1ration= L
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FIELD was asked if he had ever made a financial contribution to the IPR.
FIELD declined to answer this question on the grounds given greviouely. , X p
FIELD was asked if the is a Cm_1muI15.Sl'» organization. To this, FIELD
answered no and continued it is not and was not. FIELD stated nothing had ;
ever come to his attention to indicate that it was a Gorrulrunist organization, , V. _ , i
in asked ii had seer made .-L financial contribution to Q
the IPR n eclined to answer this question." He continued, however, 1 Hthat he was peidiby the Institute and that he had also made corrbributions. He 1;
stated his contributions to the IPR were a matter of public record.
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FIELD was asked if he was familiar with a publication called "Ameraeie".
FITLLD answered in the affirmative to-this question. He further advised that he
had been associated with this publication as Chairman of the Editorial Board *
fran its inception until 191:3. He further advised that he had written articles '
.l92._.., gg .1-.9,-.».- 4-.-2 -.1l.1.u1 __1-uu__;;_a.:.La gFIELD was asked if he knew PPmI . He declined to answer this
question on previous grounds. FIELD was then asked if JAFFE vra the HanagilgEditor of "1'u11erasia", to vmich Fl1lLD answered that this was %tter of publicknowledge, ~ _ 'He was then asked ii he was acquainted with T. £35015. FIELD L
declined to answer this question on grounds previously given. when asked whet-a. 4- TJTCCf'92.'? , ' ' 'ur not .>_J.Luu'-.11. was a member oi the Editorial Board of "Amerasia", FIELD said he
believed he was but that information could be found in the masthead of themagazine itself. ' / . "
FIELD was asked if he had known a WI1.l.IAI1 .7. LOCIQTOOD during the peri
he was with "Anerasia". FIELD declined to answer on the grounds of self _incrinination. - ' .
FIELD was asked if he knew an ED1'IARD C. CARTER during the perioduhe was I
=A:i1e rasia" . 11-92N'r92'I-92 __.__3_. _92__'I:...__I J. __._.-_ i -I..L:1.|-U agalza u1:c.1.J.usu uu answer.
' FIELD was then asked if he 1-.-as acquainted with 0.-IE1"-T I.ATI'1lIOR.E during the
period he was with "Anerasia". FIELD answered that he had already indicated that
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FIELD declined to B.n§;='er a question as to whether or: not he was _
acquainted with A111 LoY.T1s2!{sTR%::s. .
At this point, FIEID was asked why he acknowledged knowing O.T7.I-1 LATTIIIORE
while declining to answer whether or not he knew the eight other persons. To
this, FIELD answered that if he anszers questions pertainirg to the other eight,
he rrould. destroy his privilege as granted to him under the Constitution. WhenI
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that he had bully indicated his reasons and that he had nothirg to add.
FIJLD was asked ii, durim the period of his association with IPR, he had
known a men naied PHILIP JAFFE. FIELD declined to answer this question. The same
question was repeated with regard to '1. A. BISSOIE. FEID indicated his refusal
to ans".-rer'af1y questions about arryone with the exception of OTEIZ LATTIUIORE,
In answer to a question relative to the publications of the IPR, FIELD
stated that that organization had published about S00 books in addition to
numerous periodicals. He indicated the periodical publications to be Far _
Eastern Survey", "Pacific Affairs", and "IPR Notes". FIELD further indicated
that the national council of other countries had published their own periodicals.
FIELD was asked if he had written an article, "Civil War in China",
published in the magazine, "Foreign Affairs" in 19146. FIELD declined to answer
this question on the grounds that it might be self incriminatory. Senator
'1IDII.}S directed FIELD to reply O0 T-his q921B5'°5-011. FIELD then indicated he does
not recall whether or not he wrote the article.
HELD was asked if he had written an article entitled, "New China - --
Program of American Interventionists", published in the January 19148 edition '
of "Political Affairs". FIELD declined to answer this question, -
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ehowing the status, as of the close of business April 28, 1950, of the project """""""-
of furnishing to the Loyalty Review Board reports and data in connection
the President's instruction that the Loyalty Review Board review those
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Executive Order 9835 or such public laws as Public Law 402, 80th Congress,
Public Ian 4'72, 60th Congress, and the Atomic Energy Act. This leaves a balance
of 68 cases =-hich we sl report to the Loyalty Review Board. "' *hs= two are iield loyalty investigations, name1y,These should be completed in the imm ure and
on comp e orts will be directed to Hr. Richardson's attention. In one case we have requested advice from the Attorney deneral as to whether a loyalty investigation should be conducted. Of the remainigg 65
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it this point Benator HD1368 introduced and I'll! 0 telegrel
from what he described ea the American Chamber of Commerce of e. large ;->-'-
Ghineee city, dated larch 16, 1949, Senator IPYDINGS edvieed that due to .
the fact that he had been asked to keep the eigneturee to the telegrai ' '
in etrieteet confidence, he would not reveal such at thq tine, but would
make than known to nenhore of the Committee in closed soeeion. Senator
TYDIKGS further advised concerning thie telegrae that he had preeented it --_t
tolloring its receipt by hie, to the as-led Serrieee Gomittee in eeeret .
session approximately one year 18% Senator IIDIIIZS read the tery lengtlq. { _92..,- 1 --T - c.1 _92'
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telegram concerning the United States poeition in China ee viewed by eel-. -I-T»?
bore of the American chamber of commerce in this Chinese city. the tele-
gram indicated that china was primarily interosted in arranging peace ' '
negotiations and that any atteapt to gain influence among the Chinese _
peoplerould tnve to be from eoureee other than the "self-interested groupe
of the peat, en! etated that control of China ought to be taken out oi all _ _§
Iltrem hail. ' - 1 _.__ V . ' . . . " Y» . , . . ._r "... ' - :.§.,,--.1 i_ __ 92 .92V _ . _ ,.,_.' the telegram u-ther declared that, in effect, the Iationaliet »=~. 1
Government ct China, under Ghiang-Kai-Shot, had been corrupt and inefficient 5
and had favored e. select tee and eede no effective use oi euppliee cent to ~
Chine. from the United Stateea The telegral lrther stated that the Iatlomllet
Government never inveeted one eent oi its can money in furthering the nation!
interest and actually sold goods obtained tron abroad to the highest bidder»?
The telegram charged that the Nationalist Government, einee Y-Q DU; had _.
heavily taxed people in Io:-them Chine and lhnohuris, had toned arniee upon E.
then and stated that the officers of the troops were chiey obsessed with e. -
desire to acquire personal wealth. It ues i|n-tlar ehnrged that dieoiplim
and the will to fight simply were non-existent in the phinese Nationalist
trcope as a result of theee ecnditionea _;__-A? __ j..-__- '"_ _, . _ . . - .., ., , , .., _ _ _ . ,- K . .. . A .
. ' It wee further alleged that earehoueee of ammunition ihieh the ;
Iationaliet Government would not seleue to its on troops were consequently ;
painlessly transferred to Gonmniet unite in Chine. following eurrendor or :'
ight oi Heticnaliet troepla It was further alleged that ea a result of 7
the treason of the former ruling Chinese Iationaliet Government, Communist
tro-ope in China rode in American vehielee, ate American food, and were
equipped with American arms and ammmitl-a The advice offered to this
Government in the telegram eae that so ehould withhold aid to Chine at that
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rmzxos ltated that this telegram had been sent by that he teraee af,
large group ci_ c0nseat1Ye American businessmen ehorormod a Chamber
oi Uommcrce in a large Chinese city. '!?5'_a-t 2.: o. ''-5
- . at um lpcint nnwm amour, counsel for the coani
ticned nu. mm! concerning her relationship with ouvsn co !.p
lire. UTIEY stated that ehe had known GOBURG and had worked for his and O_I~'f; j -,
tineted the total inocmo received tron her writings from BOBURG at approxij-7:
sateiy $140 to $150. lire. iF'i.EY stated that her occupation at this ti.i' . " V 3consisted or writings books and articles as a tree lance writer and oi giving k- ' .
lectures. thereupon she was questioned by Er. IORGAJI concerning income de~ i L i_ _
rived by her from Chinese sources since 1948, to which she replied negatively. -
lire, UTIBY then told Ir. IEGIGMI that she is presently a numbers! the Ohliill .~
Policy Association, is not a director oi lh organisation, and received no '2
compensation an a result or her association with that body. In attempting -outline the pm-pone and objectives or that association, in reply to a query:-'
by Ir. IDRGAH, Mrs. UTIEY was interrupted on several occasion and sumeris
the purpose and objectives ae being primarily anti-Ocmuniet with regard to
At this point, Ire. UTIEY was questioned by Ir. IDHGLII eoncernisg
a boo; gritten by her in 1940, and entitled "Three We Loot er tree Ie .;
Lost, and admitted that in that publication lhe had advocated a negotiated j _ _
peace with the Hasi Government ct Germany. Ir. IDRGAN called her attention
to her statement on Page 261 ct that book concerning the possible "h1utn1~ =
nation and demoorativation of Rational Socialism, which Ire. U211-L! explained -
as being anti-Russian rather than pro-German, as implied by Ir. IJRGAL
NORBAR then called lire. U1'IBY's attention to an article by her in the perie E; .
odical common Bones in 1941, which appeared also in the lieadersnigest It
October, 1941, in which he recalled her as saying the evil of Iaei dominatedEurope is less than the e1ri1oi' an England fighting; in rain-p-a: - _ 1 -
IIIIGAN next called llrse Ui'1£Y's attention to her book ""1'he I151;
Cost of Yen,|;ea.me" written in 1949, in which UTIBY allegedly described .=_:.
Brigadier General i'_aYLOR phonetic! as being pro-Russian at that time, _, f
IORGAN next pointed out a review oi her book by DELBERT CLARK, appearing in"
the New York times on July 10, 1949, in which 01-ARI deecribed her book If e j '
Ocneisting or halt-truths, lies, etc, concerning her statements regarding £-
the United Btates policy in the occupation or post war Germany. At this F -j
point Hrs. UTIEY stated that the policy adopted with the consent or the "
United states as to the allied occupation in Germany resulted in a Gcmw '
nist dominated policy. MORGAN then pointed out that in a review of her book
in the periodical Catholic Io:-ld" in September, 1949, UTIEY placed the blane
for the pa-ooootioo oi the German people doriog the occupation o! Lie:-Qn_,v on
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. At um point lire. mm! wae queetioned by Senator oamm, ;e.iJi'f.'. 4. tooi nheee mane. In reeponle to Senator GREBlIE'e question ae to whetlur -Ari
ORE-N LATTIIDRE was ever, aooording to her own pereonal knowledge, a" 1. J
the negative, adding, however, that in reeponee to Senator DEBBIE! i_f_-.
< ' eeeond question, ehe pereonelly obeerred very little difference between ' r _'_;_.~"
" an aotuel Oommuniit Party member ma one who, like u-rrmonn, eoneietently"
followed tlm comuniet Party linee At this point llree U213! wee questioned}- by Senator GREENE eonoerning her nonberehip in the Gomnnmiet Party eeveral -
' yearn ago and etated that ehe hed never taken aw pledge of loyalty to -'*-., W -
Btalin on joining the Party, She further alhtted that ehe toned on _1e1n- l
ing the Party to follow international tomuniet Party dootrinee and that ' '
eueh determination at that time wae probably not really ooneietent with -K '
her loyalty to thie eountry, llree UILPIY eteted generally that lying and --'1"
cheating were common among; member! oi the Bonununiet Party and etated that -=
aha nally left the Party when it became oleer to her that eheteo would _' -have to lie, eheat, eomit perjury, ate. . -, __ __"_.-My. - .. . r - . . _.- , r- '
Senator GIEEIIE then questioned Ira, U118! ooneerning her book '"
China at lav, which he laintained wee published in 1952, but which ehe '
ineieted wee publiehed in 1958 or 1989, wherein, aooording to Bonator GREEI,"
lire. UTIJEY etated that the Ohineee Gomuniete had become rediel in the 19th:
Century eenoe of the worde In replying to Senator GRIED-'E'e queetioning ae _
trwhether parts of thie book night not be interpreted an favorable to Rueeia
and Comunien, llree Ul'I.El' pointed out that her husband had been arrested ll
i951, without trial, in Rueeia and that her writings following that time '
einply had to be at leeet not unfavorable to Rueeia for tear of the eonee-_ e
quenoee to her huebande , _- .-_ _ ' , '..-P . - '1 _' _e . 1-. -_ _- - ' _ ,- --_,.
- At thie point Senator GREENE questioned Ire. U213! eonoernin; her
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whose polioy Ire. UTLEI deeoribed as being ooneietently pro-dhiang-llaie ~ _
Shek!, and the ARTURO, lire, UTIEY aleo advieod that ehe lad been a Ooneultaut,
for the china Supply Uomieeime _ lire, U71-BY etatod that ehe knew of the _ .e §
Institute of Pacific Rolationl, and knee that OOBUIG phonetic! wee at one --
time oonneoted with the lnetitute of Paoifio Relations, but etated that ehe _
had never helped GOBURG in hie work for the'Inetitute_o1' Paoifio Relationee '
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llree U112! and Benetor GREENE, which attempted to demonstrate that both _
- ~ Ire. mm! and LLTTIHORB at time may have followed the ¢om.nun1et Party_line,{j~
but thet to brand IATTIHORB a Oomxmiet on eueh baeil would be an erroneoue
ae to charge lire. U215! with being a Gomuniet on the eeme grounde, .
Senator TYDIHGS, at this point, entered into the record a letter
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. Dr. O'.:'EN LATIIIIORE, represented by;y#§POHTER, took his place at ti!.
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ndicated his appreciation in being able to reappear before the Ccnrnittee
eet the charges that had been made since his first appearance. - - ._l
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yet, Senator 1503.!-.RTI~IY's charges
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L?.'1'III'0?E Said that none of the witnesses had attempted to support tcharges that he, LATTIZECRE, was a top Soviet agent. He geaie that none or t A4 * -i'r1ri-r-.e1'inn that he TAT"'l""Oq§, nae aiea-the; oi the 1-ritrzz-sees had =_;l1.'e_n an; _--...a_.-_--- --._- ---, l-_a___. o _ , SQ _ pnu; __ _ V .- "9 - Ccnmunist Parting E . _ _ e _ t" - V ' . _ l92, _,92
LAi"'rI'soRE-*et§;oo that Senator }.'[cCAR'I'I-IY's originai ehaegse that Larrmmaintained a dak §},a;_te1ephono in the 92-tau: Departme_nt-Tanderras an oicia1.L _of the State I7Qar$i1&1"r't-Zr-'ere definitely not prove. stated it its sopinion that &. atbr ;g_.='-.RTH'Y hoped that if the charges._-_e,ga£nst LNITIHORE cou _be proved it gn1Qt~ie__;in with the -'-table 13epartment,. ;g~ :1 __ _.s-_ ._ _. ' .. Pu "' LT - 3 e -=~ '1": "Pi_L.A'l"l3_I§¢1_1;:__&aid-ikibliat he gndihe alone was responsibl% for whatever matergial Lhe has ever written. vqlietsaid that-1he'1?§s e private citizen and not a public "official and further, that he &eneFo money n-on smriet Russia, xomseeo,the China Lobbyor Se - cC _ 5' ' _. . .- ;,~_;-; ;_ jp~ W13 . - a 1 so» . ._..,-Ives; .
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1-ritnes-"U'BER. LATTIIUEE stated HUBER would have said he, IA'ITILIOHE, if-t6nd.ed Aa meetizéxn 19116 in the home oi FREDERICK FIELD. IATTIHORE tated the meet-i1'g|
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could obtain the testimony of the former_t£r's to indicate that ;-
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With reference to the testimony given by FE , LATTRIORE stated ' t
that there was no evidence that he was a Ccmmunist P y mower and there was 92
no evidence that he was a Soviet espionage agent. LATTISORE pointed out that 1
UTLEY had stated IlcCARTHY was wrong in setting forth this charge. He indicated
that UTL-EX had said that LAITIIZOBE "came near to" supporting the Party line. i
He concluded that nothing in U1LEY's testimony supports the charges made against
him. 1
I.ATT1l1O?.E then indicated -that the testimony oi wt EI92EZ was the otestimony to come within "shcutirg distance" oi Senator H aR II's charges. MT
I..ATII.fCR.E indicated that BUDEIIZ had stated LAITII-EOPIE had been given permission;
to deviate fron the Party line inasmuch as he, LA'l'IIi0RE, was given permissionto criticize the Soviet Union. LATTIYOHE stated that if HOLOTIV, FOSTER, OI
S1.-1-CLEL had said one thousandth of what LA'ITIIC?..E had said against the Soviet
Union they would have been punished. T
.:-._ri?_____ . .. q. . .1 . -.-.-.-..--1-~ - -| - u L. - 1 -.._--. '-.-.-.I.-.-L_.LI1LI'E imiccted that uuurs..z. nao said that ne, LA'1'1'u-iurus, came ruieriParty discipline. He said BUDEPZ had given as an example the fact that I
LATTITORE was ordered to represent Chinese Coimmism as an agrariarl reform 'q_'movement. LA'lTI'C'P.E stated that under questionirg by Senator LOD3E,_BUDEI!Z {J
had indicated this to be the most concrete example of LATTI;-'02-=.'E following Part
discipline. LATTITOPE then indicated he 'rrouIl.d show that he did not believe
Chinese Ccnrmmism to be an Qrarian reform. , v
LAI111.iCRE indicated BUDEIZZ had stated that he, LATTBEORE, was in a go
-osition due to the -fact that he could place Coir-mnist. writers on the staff ei_fic A£i'a'rs"-. LATTEICRE indicated that this publication had no writers 0
_ h stai e:' ept the editors and therefore he, LATTL'iOR.E, could not have pla d
writers on he staff as charged. LATIIl92-{ORE indicated "that under further
a- ___- question *, BUDEIFZ hadiinally whittled this statement down to the name of one
J.»1£i;'-ZS ALLEN who wrote an article on "Agrarian Tendencies in the Philippires".
LAT'311i01.::. Lcated that at this time there was a general interest in the 1 movement in all countries borderinj the Pacific and that the material tor ET
ALLEN's article had ccne frcn ¢
Ithe Philippine Department of Agriculture, - '
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in 19h3. 1.::rT1::om pointed out that smszrz did
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LAETI-'.'"-IE3 had received word of a charge -of attitude torrard CHIAI-I} KAI-SIIEI t
through FRIJDERICZI FIELD. LATTI.fORE then indicated that later inhie
testimony, BUDE12 had stated that I.ATT13£L>RE had informed FIELD of the change
oi attitude. L.".TI3]ZlOR.E indicated that in 19113, he was with 01?: and was not
connected with Pacific Affairs". L:'tTT33.i0PE indicated that he had supported
CELUJG lorg after American Cmnunists had attacked the Genera.lissim0. .
LATTIEZC-1{E indicated that it was his belief that the entire story ;by 31333172 is a fabrication. LATTIIIORE stated that BUDEZIZ is either a plain
old fashioned liar or a pathological liar. ' .
LAITIJ-'OnE with the Comunist Party. He stated these documents had apparentl1
been so secret that they were disposed of. LA'1'IIIZORE then indicated that he
wondered if these documents also contained initials which would connect J.
EDGAR IIOCVEP. or COI'L]lGS..."'.".ElI1 JIES. L.-*"i.'l1£TC?E stated he believes this story
also is a lie-1
LATI]lZO?E noted that BZIDBIZ had made reference to certain onion skin
documerrbs which bore certain initials which BUDEIIZ stated would connect
-- IJ»T'I'If0?.E indicated that he believed all of B'u DE1'Z' statements to be
a proiuct of a malignant and twisted personality. He stated that since 197-15,
'B.'D;ITZ has testified before a dozen goverment agencies and that during this
testimony, no mention has ever been made oi IATTJIIORE. LA11"£iORE stated BPDEIIZ
had spent hours beirg interviewed by agents of the F. B. I. and no mention of
L;TTIfCi?.E had been made until after the current investigation was instituted.
L¢1'I1"i_'1£OI-E stated he believed BUDEIIZ is engaged in a transparent fraud.
IAT5IE.fO?>.E indicated BUDEIIZ hops on the band wagon of Communist investigations
and uses the name oi Communist Party officials because he knows they will not
testify or appeu in rebuttal.
L£~.Tl1Z'iORE stated that in the Colliers article written by BUDEIEZ last
3-"ear, LAT1".E_'CI1E was originally identified as an adherent to the Chinese
Agrarian theory. LATTIJORE indicated that BUDE1-IZ had later voluntarily struck
out the only reference to L!tTiII.fORE in the entire story. '92
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LLTTIIIORE was asleed ii he ever had a discussion with the President
of Johns Hopkins University relative to I..aTTI1lORE'e association with the
Secretary of the Communist Party in Baltimore. LATTIIIJRE stated that
-best oi his recollection he had never had such a meeting.
-1, Gounial iiu"RG.ii<' than qaestiered I.il"i'l'iiu H"n latite to his
aesooiation with various organisations. Ihen asked about the Iational
Emergency Congress for the Protection of Human Rights, Counsel FORTAS
that this organisation was the Oonterenoe oi Denooratie Rights, which was
alfiliated with the above named organisation. MTTIDRE stated that he
been 1. sponsor _91La_Ih99i§_IIE on June _1-g igbiseo, but that he had never
belonged to the organisatiiiii; '36 ins further questicned as to his association
with the Iash.ingt_o_nwg_qn_ssi.t_tee___to ai§1?re_g__§hi1n. IATTHDR! stated he spoke
onoe in Washington in 1939 or 1940, but at that tine he had no reason to he-
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LATTIHJRE had suds the statement that the Ihite terror was as bad as the R9_d..'
IATTIIKIICE stated that this was a factual statement oi the nature of civil war
in agricultural oountrise. He stated a war of this type is characterised by
extreme brutality and slaughter on both sides. IIORGAN then questioned the
witness as to whether or not Chinese Communists would participate in a codi-
tion governnent. LAHIIIORE stated the answer to a question like this is _
different in 1950 from what it was in 1945. He stated that in 1945; the Oom-uunists did oooperate in the ooalition government. ' X2: 9.3a';3 H9: 9 RECORDED- 114W0-Q55 I 25 - .
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Counsel MORGAN read ve other passages from unxnsxmw bookand asked the witness to explain myth reasonevfcr his statettentse ' _ _.. _ . . , _1 . Ar-_
LATTDEB was then directed to previous test ny in which he _-had indicated he had never celled the Chinese Gonsnunistsgagrarian refcrsr _ L.'{_sjg,"e Counsel MORGAN read from the Virginia Quarterly in, pr "
940 issue, Pages 164 and 165, in which LA2l"1Il-IIBB hnl referred rarian
t b LATTII-KORE stated this phrase was the current exp essicn at___
|_]t!19_.£J-I18 and he had used that phrase in quotes to iniioate that they were " A .
' as they were against the Chinese Government. j ' r_-'_ l . _ in hie wordse mrzumn stated the people were not as men tor Communism
indicated that Ire MORRIS phonetic!, Assistant counsel, had some questions
to ask the witness. Senator TYDINGS said if 1011318 had questions he should
submit them to Benatcr TYDIRGS, who would ask the questions for IRRI8.
Senator TYDIIIGB would not allow NORRIS to question LATTIIIBB, Ihlreupon .
Senator HICEENUJOPER tool: over the questioning. _ _ " _ s '*" .- w.at the conclusion of uomm-e questioning, Senator mclomlnorsn /
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Undo __senator mcrmmzxoormve questioning, urrxnrmn stated he hadnever met l.OUI&%hNZ, had never had any correspondence with him and until
the present hearin had never had am! quarrels or difficulty with bile y
enator HICENIDOPER aslned the witness if he know why BUDENZ would lie about
LK1 I'Il-KORE as LATTIMOBIB has claimed. IAITIHORE referred the Senator to Page 4
of his statement in which he considered the career of BUDENZ for the past iive
aspects and a motive of personal prcfite _ - 2 f y 5 [yearn LATTIIDRE indioated his belie! that BUDENZ was aotivated by ccssnerpial
his knowledge of and connections with VILHJ _ ' LESSON, the Arctic er-
plcrer. In answer to these questions IAITIMO stated he had purchased a' fart
in Connecticut during the summer of 1919, in partnership with B1'EFA.RSSOlIeSenator HICKERLOOPER then aslned IATl'Il£%Enumercus questions about
; Benatcr BICKEHLOOPER asked IATTIIKHE ii he knew a Chinese by the Iinane 1.mmonn~e answer sat in the negativee
Under further questioning by Senator mntoorsa. mrrnlons stat
he did not in sh character refer noes for PHILLIP after the latte! was arrested n connection Iith the92Q¢_ag;asia Gase"e LAITIIIOIE stated he
hadn't seen mos since 19-so or 1941. LATTIIIORE iurther ind_ics.ted thet_J
and '1' 1 BEN accompanied him, Lei! RE, on a trip to unen, China: 5* :Lsmxuonn stated he om not know n in Chips. 9.:/a.qmhere e1eeWthe name oi EISLBR or by any other name r-C ____ __'_ {7} --
1§s}§,__;,'.kRest, Senator Hlcn-mL001=nR asked mwrrmnn 1: he 1o1e';$1YBo:1°'H1W
phonetic!, to which LATTILKRE responded that he could not recs 1. Ih°1°-1P°"
Senator HIGKENLOOPER eened mrrxnom whether LAITII-10RE's wife, an-»~-» 1ATT1l°RE-had ever lectured before the Tom Mooney School in Sen Franciscce Cl115°r -'7' ;'
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about en. time oi tn. .1-1-..u in en. Amerasis. cue, rs mujqirrss visited .5. -him at Baltimore. To t%s question IAITDIIRE replied inthe aI{irs:ati92s,
and stated that also J0 ERVIOB had visited his: on that oocssion. SenatorEIGEEHLOOPBR then asked H that sas the purpose of RO'1H's visit. to 92
this IATTIHORB replied that H was at that time working on a book, and as
a younger author, wanted I.-A'i'iIii."'?uE to look over the galley--proo£= oi his P =
book. LATTILIDRE explained that the purpose of 8ER1TIGB's visit was merely
the fact that SERVICE was a friend» of his of nan? years standing, and may '
also have been there to look at the galley-proofs, but that he oould not re- g
all for certain at this tine. Senator EICBEIIIDORR then asked IATTIIDE - l92
bother SERVICE had, at that tine, brought or taken away any galley-proofs en,
hat oooasion. to this qmstion IAITILDIIE replied that he could not recall. '-
~ Senator HIGKEHLOOPER then read to IAITIHJIE an artiele fwa ' - - 1f
- San Francisco newspaper reporting a sohedoled lecture by ire. GU51 iiihi:3 '!oonoerning a subject related to China, at the Tom Mooney Labor Bogol, Inrk
Street, Ban Franoisoo, California, at 8:00 p.s1., on Friday, April 80 year
unintelligible!. Senator HICKENLODPER then asked LATTIHOHB hos he Iould ao-
ooont gor toot ortiole osii. stether his oenory not nos been refreshed.After some delay, LATTHDRB responded by asking Senator HICERLOOPEH whether;
there was any reason why one should not speak at the Ion Mooney Labor Bohoolg.
senator HICEHLOOPER pointed out to LTI|l!RB that this was not the answer to
his question and that LLTTIHORE was apparently overlooking a fact. Senator;HICKENLOOPER next asied LLITIHORE if he had ever net illiiill EGRGTI, when
described as having been a subject of an espionage investigation in Ghina,and in Japan. urmnom: replied by .:.tu=; tut he could not recall. i
t1% my; 4;.-. uwmmn bar n..£%+;..;- mommmmn ill u r W I-.5&¢n.JIa-Isms! I was w . w-1--s_vwn_ _ -wV_
whether, to LLilIll0R8's knowledge, the Peoples Iorld was one oi the offio
publications of the Communist Party in 1945. Due to disturbances in the ;_
hearing rool at this point, LLTTIIEOREW answer see unintelligible. Senator.
mcxsnmorsn next asked urrzmm whether, sun. he was in Yenan, Shim, 11.
his book Red Star ' had ever aided EDGAR SHOW in obtaining information for ,
Over china. To this question I.-A!lTIll0Rl replied, Ho Sir, not that I can _,recall. £_=,,.»c . t . - _ L - . l 5
_- 1 /Ne." tor Hicm1x>or=-en then queried as to ihether he that_-_~_?:_; whom he described as the wife of the present proposed
- ~ hi Communist Government, presently awaiting ton
UR Rep:-es tatlve of u O nose _ assume his post, in lies York City. LLTTIMOIE stated that he had known H__Q_RRE'l
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him durinf; the morning session, that in 1916 at least one
his was refused permission to take a copy of LAT1I.i0RE's _ s.
into Russia. LATI"Ji :RE stated that the reason why permission was
Russian authorities would become apparent by consulting page B3 of his
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LAT1IZUi~E IC'D11Bd that he did and that he first knew RUSIIGBR he
the Foreign Policy Association. HIC?E.1,C-OPER askedSenator HICHJJETLOOPER asked LAT'IJ.'3IOHE if he knew LA .
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that time was a Consultant of the $tate Department.
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was 'ntel1igiblo. HIC}.E.LoOP;-IR then asked LATTIITORE if he werewith 1HLU;; E, to which Inrr1::om replied that he was, and that was afomer»-member of t1_ :3oe':rd of Consultants o92§QAmerasia", When asked as whetherhe knew ms;-'.¢. L=3UI_SE¬>'IRli1G, I..ATT13.ICE?E stated that he had met her several nes.
HChE1;'LOOPE.R asked ATTIIURE whether STRONG had ever visited his home
past two years. To this, LA'I"II1.fOEZE replied that she had visited him on
occasion between trains following her return ran Russia. PICIEIJLGOPEB
"whether LATPIEORE had discussed S'1RCI~fG's eaqoeriences with her, to which/éeylfied *h_g_t. he had. HIC;3I.'I.OOP3R then asked LATFHORE if he were
EC--"Ti .- ; ' . - - 92 Q StateTiith2;? 1 h LATTTJ OE r ended that he was not. asked ,A.| _I'H to wk c ~92I sp/IA1¬Z"*"' RE whether he had stated that he had never met Secretary of
' J;-_~~.SO1I. LATTIDLOBE stated that this was correct, that he hikrgver AQHEiS_OI?../ - j "' » fa
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Injicsponse "to HICIEII1,00PER's question, as to wF.et'her he hadtime to time that Chinese Ccrmunist leaders were under_ the iniflxxgce ofCcz:1munist lnterr1atio".al, LéITIiORE replied by stating tlx'1§t_iii!_.£a I ok
hin in 1932 he had stated that he saw only a peasqnqnp sing, but thatI . u D V V . -1 i 92 V 7 92-' n - ' xgnon ha?" 1' had an opportunitv to study the Chinese more c;'a§§11ll1,__ne_ha¢ n-sistepnt i p l 1"e4w;;j1",'_i_111'at:Q_..e W -" Co"f11uTft"Pa1'nv- an out and 011$
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the Chinese Colmmmist leaders also. 1.'kTP1ZiORE stated that the Chinese Ccnrmnist
and their leaders are devout Cumlunists, if nothing else. He poirxted outgtnat the
Chinese Comm'>ist Party has under; one a turbulent revolution of its own, ust as ir.
Russia. He advised also that he had observed considerable evidence that the I
Chinese Communists, while relying on the principles of Ccznmuni 'deviated in minor matters pertaining to their activiti
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with the American League for Peace and Denocracys LeTi'BiOF.E replied that he did
not believe so At 'tI"1s poin HICKENLOOPER mentioned various members of tin '_Advisory Boards oi the America. Le ~ue for ace - -- -=»- --1 - -1» : -- of_th_e China
Aid Council.»Amon3 them: Dr. 1 12 .c1=z1<1-Isa, ARTFUR . new ph'cTi5t:!,r
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Ff.-£2-.-¬P., urlcss this individual was the sane Dr. FOPEER he had met thrcegh
the golgrfagiopltins Univcrsitynt He Istlated t$gTl]1fO1§lEl8Il g.O§gQT phomtic!? but a -. infrequent contac wit im. a i e n ng 0 - ;;
B?-"._-xDI.'3'I, CARLL CH11-EG CHI, TERESA B3?1.LOI!G phonetic!, Hrs. PHILIP C. JAFFE, andIlrs. ED.!;.P.J ,c. entree, when he described as the wife or E. eécmrsn former lhead of t11 ;§"1F¬titute of Pacific Relations when LA1Il1IOE was employed by that
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acquaintance with ore 31". ~T1'sL':"1:.. "P315515. In regoonse to MCI-."Es!ILOUPF.R1s questionsL.TT".1IfC-?J3 stated that he had r:e IG on one occasion for ahoxrt onehalf hour
on December 31, 19145 or January 1, ~6. I..=.'I'EIZlOI?E stated that he had been
iritrcrjtlced to I-3515313, a German national, by a. redish friend when he did not
name. L»2ITI7G-PE stated th t he had on that occasion given HEISSIG money with
which the latter was to purchase any books, writixgs, etc, which had been made
in Peiking and in lianchuria during the Japanese occupation, for I..ATT11fOP.E. In
response to HIC1E1.'LOOP3.R's question as to whether he had had any contact with
I-TEISSI" after VJ Day LATTIIOPE stated that he could not recall. At this S -' s
point, HI3;o;"1L-'JC3r3R celled L1JTI._O;t5!s attention to an article in the hen Y.Tlorld Telegram-Sup in 1914?, -nhich article appeared in a column bearirg the - -
pict 1__0§ HICIENLOOPER stated that the article appeared under
rirg "Secret Service", and made reference to the investigation of Lé.TTILiOP£
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Accordirg to HICKEIJLOOPER, the article called attention to the fact
that HEISSIG, an agent of the German 5.13., was caught by United States agents
at Peiking while even then prcmoting activities in Japan after V-J Day which
were against the best interests of the United States. The article also points
out that LA1"E.ECORE quicl-y ran to HIJISSIG's aid, and pointed out that there
appeared to be sufficient evidence against HEISSIG that he could then have been
tried as a. war criminal. The article pointed out that HEISSIG was finailly
sentenced to 20 ycews hard labor. The article also referred to I-LEI3SIG|s '
lealings with OTJEII LATT1'J-{ORE in 1.E_a.nchuria.
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He stated that contrary to other reports, IEISSIG had never offeredhim his library. LATTZEZORE went on to point out that certain ofhis Anericanll --
friends who had been caught with B'.EI5SIG,in Peikirg followirg the Pearl Harbor: _disaster, had told IJUETIIORE ISSIG had been mag? help to them; tcontact
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I_--»l.TTE.EC?E named Professor ARIHU .:'.2I3HT of Stanford-University as one of those
persor:s._ - IZORE "rrerrt on t state that he recalled writirg a. letter to Hr. T,LEI}?Z T, American nbassador at Kanking a:t_-the time , to see what cooldll"- about resolving the situation which involved HEISSIG. LATTJJIORE stated
that he had never made what might be called an appeal in behalf of HE{SSIG- '-
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advised the General that HEISSIG had some valuable information concerning matters
in Mongolia and sug_';e$E-ed that the General refer this information to the propo
channels. LATTI-LURE also stated that he corresponded with-Dr. HEISSIG through! -
prison censorship while PEISSIG was imprisoned. He advised that HEISSIG was P
permitted to continue his research work while in prison and sent LATTIIZOHE sane.of his work for publication in this country. -j» _ t " -
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HISS 1'.'::.s ".92.p1o;.'ed at the State Department in the office of Dr. HORHBECK. Int
response to 1~1I=312e'1l£C-P.;R's question as to the occasion for his visit to the 1;
State Department at that tine, LA1TIfC?_E stated that he had gone there to visit:
Dr. 1-lL92E:*_'_-§,3;CIi. He further stated that he could not recall anyone else '-Than he
had visited at that time at the State Department with the possible exception of:;r. ;ILT=;1: a~3§.JQg1.'s'ro1:, former Liinister to China, who was at that time Under-_ 5»
Secretary of Sta e. In response to HICITEIEZLOO "$315 question as to whether he had
ever conferred with AL3-BR HISS concernim United StatesChina policy, LATTl£i'OFER
answered negatively. In response to HIC}IEl1LOOPER's question, LATTIBZORE stated?that he had never met oozitoxéuss. -
At this point, Senator HC1$1lw led to I..ATI3'2iORE the latter;testimony to the effect that he had met BROWIJER only on one occasion in
1936. EIGIZFJ-ELGSPER asked LATTIHOHE if he had ever seen BRO?-DER to talk tith or he
ever met him at any other time than the one occasion mentioned by LAT1I'r.EORE. 1LATFETCEE replied that he had not. HICKEIYLOOPER asked IATTJJJOHE if he had evotr s<
to BF?.¬if1JER, directly or indirectly, or had received from Baoonsn, _directly or]
indirectly, any communications. LATTFEORE replied,'"No; never".' _ 5
At this point, III EDKTARD TTOR3-1&1, Committee Counsel, pointed out to KLF.I11'_IIO?iE that FEDEl D had testified thatALA'l1]lI0RE ani his wife had 1
visited his hmze in New Yo on one occasion. LATTEORE stated that he mayhave
seen FIELD at one time for another between 19142 and 19146, and if so, that contact
had been so casual that he could not recall it at this moment. LATPIIIORE stated
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At this point, Senator HICK.E.192 PER called IAII'E-i0RE's ttention to'- 1
questions previously asked by him c T1]3iOR.E oncerning th atters acqua.int_-.»ance with the young zmvfei-II, Hr. JDERICK wgnésm, Pm: JAFFE, magi .. i; phonetic!, mass S.'.E1'JLEY, T. __ Tssor. H p0 htea out that it -. '
occurred to him that although T111083 by his own testimony admitted that he t
had net these people and hionm them over a period of years, he had stated __.' , to
that he had no reason to know if several of them were oi leftist leanirgs. '
HIC}EI.'LOOPE.R pointed out that in view of the lcncrm, very strorg leftish leanings,
on the part of some of those individuals, he was at a loss to understand how a ,
person of LAl'I1l.'C'?J3's brilliance and ability, could have failed to recognize it
the fact. He stated that he did not wish to admit that he considered lair. "
LATTIIICBE to be naive.. In response to this statement , LATTILIORE repeated that
with regard to CPI and FIELD, he had never had any reason to question these '
individuals in the matter set forth by H1GK'E1¬LOQPER. - ' _ ' 1
HICYIENI-OOPER then asked L.'iT1I'ORE whether or not a cunpact or treaty of
friendship was made in appro::i*1a+.e1y 1916 between Russia and the Chimes
Nationalist Govern'r1ent. mrrrioss replied yes, that he believed there had been,!;
near the end of the nu. HIGKEJI-ILOOPER asked LAT'II-§C-RE if there had not been
sane sort of agreement between STPLIIJ and CHIAII3 KAI-SIIEK and an expression of,
coope-ration between their governments, at least on paper. LATI]Z-IORE replied t
that there may have been. He stated that as he recalled, statements of such
agreement were published follonirg the surrender of Japan. In response to f
HICI~3IILOOPE.R's question as to whether these agreements were in ccmplete agreement
with the decisions arrived at in the Yalta. Conference, LATTDJORE replied that i
he did not know. At this point, HICKENLOOPER advised Senator GREEN, Actirg E
Chairman, that he desires a closer examination of LATII1iORE's statements with ,
reference to his present line of questiomxg. - _ . t ' _ A _ ;
LATTEZORE stated that it has always been his expressed view that it was.
a grave mistake oi American policy in attempting to reach agreements vlith i
other countries concerning the internal disposition of Chinese territory, and
that such attempts were not only unnecessary but unproductive and harmful. He
also stated that it was his view that the United States should never have taken
a position to appease any other nation. '0
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co1.1_m_ittee this dates . p. ,4 04*.> " p" F as; Senator Moi-ZAHON began hi q gstioning concerning zjH L» 5' ,3 I..ATT1l'lORE'S association with Finns in a.imo_ = 1 '* ; and asked him whether or not Fm had visited him in
Baltimore and whether or not LA'IT]l»!OB.E visited FIELDS in New York. 92
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present at those meetings and I..A'I"II1.£ORE replied no, He advised J
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of the Institute of Pacific Relations, as to the time of the yearethu or not he had any personal knowledge of the personnel
o oth sides of this question. LATTIMORE recalled that one 1N / I OLBERG ph! was the main person against -whom the charges were % _ circulated. He said the committee, composed of one WALT - N, TM wm_Ts.s92Q11.LINang:, Professor Joana.-zssnlhwa and PHIlIL UP T"' "7 ph!, heard the questions in connection with the Institute against
IOLBERG. LATTIZEORE stated that he was also one of those attacked
and that he did not appear before this committee. ,
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State Department to which LATTIMORE replied
yes, he had, to urge a tougher policy against Japan. He said hehad visited the office of one and he was aksed if mesa
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=' be followed and he stated that he, like a lot of other people, _
j were alarmed over the growing power of Japan and felt that ship-
ments should be stopped to Japan. Senator Hchml-ION then asked i
- LATTIIKJRE what the relationship between Japan and Russia was when ,
a stronger stand against Japan an '
de tand a one e7' he was urging II-5 n e_ 'that it was his un rs ing th t at
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toward Japan was HENRI STIISON, and LATTIMORE had also served ;
on a committee urging a stronger policy, although he has nevermet 1-IE!-IRY STDISON. ' p . 5» e
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' Senator LODE then spoke up and requested that '
the hearing be continued in Executive Session, saying "he was _ _
interested in taking the show off the roach After some di8 '
cussion LODGE continued the examination of LAT1IL{0RE and asked gIif, whi e LA I1-KORE was in China, he knew a gentleman by the nameoP|&|'!j_Qr%Z?'*£I, who was Secretary of the Document Section for
General 92'IDEMEYE.R and General MARSHALL in China. LA?! . _could not recall, but did state that he had met AGI ,
in the Far East many times, specifically 11119314, 193 and 1937.
He could not recall having met her in the United States at all
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Senator LODGE than asked LAT'I'J1l0RE if he had ever
received from, or transmitted to, the following persons, any
documents, secret documen or oth se, an he enomerated the
following persons: PHIL1IFf_ -FE, Onef. wsom, aol'H;;rsaRvl'cE,$_%r-_i;H}:'lI.L. LAITJJJOHE replied that he ha not. e - _
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been Secretary of the Institute of Pacific Relations when the
vote on control was taken and LATTIHORE replied that he did not _
believe so, although he wasn't ure. Senator DODGE then asked '
what LATTILIORE had meant in a statement of yesterday when he
stated that BUDENZ had come to Washington as a "call to colors"
and LATTIISORE replied that it was a call to come to smear -someone
as a Communit who wasnt one. . -. . p
Senator LODGE, regarding yesterday's testimony,
asked if LATTJIHORE had stated that the FBI did not vouch for _
BUDENZI credibility. LA'1TIIiOP.E replied that he was not clear D
as to that statement and the answer and asked his counsel to
look into the matter. NR. PORTEI got up then andpstated that
they had no specific information that the FBI does n ievein the credibility of BUDENZ and that we did not 10811? E
I to BUDENZ, PORTER stated that he had talked to a Department of
Justice official who stated that they had used BUDENZ as an
informant - but not to identify members of the apparatus.
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had ever gotten approval of his policy on Japan and LATTDIORE
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stated no and before the war he was a University Professor and
wrote articles, and he was over alarmed by the dangerous policy
of Japan's great power. After the war, he stated he was asked '
to write a syndicate newspaper columnand that changed his re1atio' 92
ship with the State Department in that he gave no information ex-
cept through his column, and would drop into the State Department .
occasionally for information. when asked by Senator GREEN who he -
contacted in the State Department, LATT]3»!0R.E replied it was usually
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replied once in six months approximately, and the Senator raised
the question as to whether that was enough to keep him 1Ipto-date.
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LA1"1'I?.{0EE write to the people 1131'-ed and explain to than the titmtim of ,
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hie I1-itlnge had not token the Iona of Iimpll domnointllh Bo ltat-ad that I
hid rlpolibzy edvoonbod policies in hi! Ir1b5.n5l which imld 11:1?-eta lcoioh by
the Bunions. L0-Trllium also submit-ted ounlmlee of attach molest. his appear-1:
in the lnerioen pron which had been collect-od by his nib. Jam: those, In olewere new-oral h-on oumnirt dominated " '?~."'_e-*_e'e .-11;--:_. _ -I; J . _ :_ 11.! ._ Q _.':A'-1 A. _ . _'.__;..:J_ if 1 .I.
o ' 11'!'lI'£OR5 it-shod tint it in his opinion that tho dado! of l$AR'1.'!1I'
bangs aver the whole prooedwro or our pdalio 11170 today and represent: e dame:-<
brand. Bo asked the question "hoe ofbon eon I nan have to pron his loyllty.
tohie country, not byhierorke, bxxbbyreplylra to violent nttockl ageinehhi:
H'1'1m0R3 plnhld out the similarity as he eeee 1%, between ertloloe oun~o:t.1y
appeu-iqg in the Ame:-loan pron conoerulng 1rree_tige+._1on or loyalty l_n92'I thoseoppearim in tho soviet preee, an otihiohho said hnvo toboginilth praise o
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roach 1 point In Lmoriean 11!: where gull veruity protease: em 0:113 hold! hitChair for on low: I. Period ll he 1:
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part of the ccmlttaa, while ho at tha ama time had himaalt implied that aoholar
and Iritara aura boirg limited in their aadd. urrmws rapliad thatha ill
not raiaizg my objection to tho aearohtor the uhola truth in our p-dalio lta
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war thaunmittaa, but -that tha lhldov oi Omrmnim alao may hang war nattarl
baing consiclored by that Gannittan HIGENLOOPER aocplainad to Lll"1Ill% that ti
latter had baccma an alcnort in this inquiry and that it wan tha duty of til!-'0 '
Gcmittaa to rind out through hlaansuara to ooxtain questions, qhathar than 111 hula for mum lilagationl or not. at sou pom, mrmoas puma out V
that his oaaa has nowoaan iaafora tho onoittao for over aioutu-" ii that -buainaaa afiaira gra auftarlrg as a remit-_ A
Senator HIGKENLOOPER at this point naoallad bio quaatlon to IA1!'l'DI0BL- '
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IATTDIIIIE Lfha andllra. Ll'1'1'Ill0RE had had a ahanoa to nrraah thairmamom-10
concarnirg that quaation. 1'0 thin, IATHJIORS napliad that they hid. Ba ltttad
that in 19113, ha and his vita, Ilka mam ct-bar paopla, aura at tha haight 0!;
thairihr activity. Bl ltntlci that T10 ln hi! Iifa warn Both oirg tizlf ~[alt no their part and 61¢! ao in many gloat. Ba also stat-ad that in 19h!, botha and Ira. LA1'1"I".lOR3 ora hart and so bahind tho Grimm Iationiata am! -.
CHILHG IMO HQ Il'~!tO l th-Bi Pl. IATTIHCIE It Uh-I3 $18 limb blffl Ihlt
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nations, uinmoan than pointed out that tho cmatue inquiry mu pm amt
night low blown, but that tho attempt to attach bin thrmgh his jrlta, through -Vaaarchirg bar qainiona, baa at:-not a_na1r loo, -_ __;,£;-_- ~ I
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anaaora to oartain quaationa bail: aaload of IAHDIGB Iara moat partinaut toitb
* it ' "W--moat i-oaatiora a.-at.-=.4 mc'.:.'.*:z..MP*@-.a == to tr-.= -...-t.~.=.-
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Barty .£1rac1tionar:'= LAEIHQBI: at this point npliad that in 191;!, ha am! hi:vita were orgagad in patriotic aotivity, and Iara not diaoovarara of iaibvn-a1w
achoola. Ba stated that 1! it non turns out that tho Ommunlata won against
the Ghinoao Nationalist: at that time and if it turns out that ha baa not Ioar
that this achool was at that time communist doninatod, than it was an axtramal;
good thixg that hi: vifa was abia to appear to giva her tiara Bofora such 3'
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he had ever elent any emmunication via Soviet diplomatic poueh _-preplied that he may have use it on one eoeaeion in 19h? when Vto melee a trip toluteogigorolitz He ag he had £1-ittéen :1.Premier 01' Outer o 0? ° 1'"! PQPI1 W °92 7enclosed en originalngletter written in Ilozgolian, edth lrglilh T-reneiat '-I-ffand had asked the Soviet Ambassador in Iaehiqgton, n. 0, to tranaalt it to 2 ,=,§?;=}-
Ilongolia through lloecor. He avowed that he didpnot know 1! the diplqeltle --
pouehee were need or not. To !1Icm1'~ILO0PER'e question as to whether _IA'I'1'IllGjl_ -
he Iver aede uee or the Boviet ¢:1;>1==-mac pouch In aw other em, tgrrmpreplied, lnot that I een recall; I noet ,5 __.
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team. - !A:'l'I!tB to Ihae he had contacted ani to who arranged tor
replied that he had planned the trip by train and a le etated th_M
their firet Oonmuniet oontact was made Iith the rst Gahznmlst Outpost Q I11:
they net, and that no pi'IW'10ul arrangunent and no special procedure had been
p_1_a.nned. It in noted that LATIIHORE briey mentioned at this t!une'the nene
of TISISON phonetic!, but the exact connection was not understood,
etated that at that time every neeepaper man tn China wee tryim to get to from
endthat theeorldeaeavid for neeeetthat area. Be etetedthatatewip-dz
eornepondfente got into the area. In reeponee to Senator Ie ' at:en. to ehether Q1155 SIIEI_3I___-E! and IALEB phonetic! were at Ienan when I.l1'1'%_arrived, he replied that theyvere and that upon hie arrival. at Ienen, he Id
net then at an hostel which hedbeenput uphythe Ohineeeounniete for I.
fureignere. LATPIIIDRS ltated that he had only aooiel cmtaet eith
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' Senator HIGIKNLOOPER aeloed LATTIJIUIE next if he hedtever
etory. IAITBIOIB replied that he had seen reerencee to it but had
the etc:-7 in ihtail. In reepmee to HIcKK1iI.0OP8B'e question ea to
ea: e.~:=..~.-e the-t AGEES 9.5.111! see -_1_re.rolved Q that et-org, 14.22205 ref. - -
he wee and etéted that he eae_ aleo snare pt a preee Itorytn rhlde lne__
A A Senator mcmrmoorsa hext queetioned mrrmoas eommng the rad ? e
production "Pacific Story", presented on mo in 1910. urrmom mum ants 1
had been approached by mo in 19113 to act ae a commentator on "Pacino Story,a radio drama, for three to four minutea at the end or each broedeaet. Ile"92et-
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Lt this point, Senator mcxzmooma mama mm. In had rooaivoa Q -ganmunioaticn tram FREDA UTLEI, n tenant witnnan in aha haa._r1.rgL:ho H _
er-alased a -.r..-nu-er at Qastiiene ~.-.!~.ia1: she auggeeted ahq=;1_1!. be 4a____. 9! !L*= ;
I-ATTIIORL ill; HIGKENLOOPER umunced that thi quasi-1913 had bopn 31-tin $0 =
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to the chaiman request-1:: that he be Oallnd by tho harks. Ir. G11-1.!-SP]! . _'
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to = TEE DIRECTOR DATE llay 4, 1950 /rnou = p, u, Ladd :::Z:::///I,/ ' E__ suaJnc'r= :1 ---n:""__ V___
I-I-"'_ ,-inPeyton Ford called at 6:10 PH and stated that he -n,____ad vet learned that the President was going to let the Ir_____G ll-j__,_ -____
Jd ' s U nmittee call at the Ihite House and review th 7$---- L.._
Tyding oState Department loyalty files on the 81 individual
to by Senator Hoarthyt d that this is a complete surprise;'He sta e xis sure the Attorney General has had no advance information on
it and in view of this development,Bureau send nothing else to__Seth_ Bi Efvises tT1e 1u'rec_i'}I__t__gj Eqijaojn the _*_£9=* .i¢n.,i=,,,.,.j-
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Senate Eoraig-n Relation: Qoaaitteo, em. the reqneet oi the
that the Loyalty laden Board reviev eooh eaeee, reporting to hie ,*__E.d_ ____
the Boa:-d'e deoieion on the qoeetion of the eobjeot pe:-eon'e lwelty. T" e"
In theeeoaeee you horeau has been reqoeeted by our Board to turaieh
to it erg and all regorte of inveetigation or intonation in your
files pertaining thereto,
Ion ere edvieed that the following oaeee hare been forwarded
panele oi eembere et the Loyalty Review Board _1or their etudy
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I took a call from Miss Dorothy Smarts, Secretaryto Senator Cain R. lash.! by reference from your office»t ' She indicated that the Senator had a letter from a con-stituent inquirin concerning the Director: position withreference to thew-e1elase_of_f__i1e§__§_g_ma_.Sfenate Qornntitteeo -"*-
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contribute to tho . {,__;;- ~HICKENLOOPHi
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LA'1"1'Iil0Rllo Tho roforcnco in tho book to no is noro
_' than I dooorro. Tho pronto: Icro cont to no in 1 .»
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axcxmmoorma Did you ocntributo _to tho'oono1us1_ono 0! tho book} j__".-¢: 1 A
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MI did you £0110! the articles or road tho Gxinlmsiy ram in aw m-1:, and am you bcliovo it m
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No, very denitely net.' W 'hwII1ed4;e ofDailyllelre came primrilqytron em. GHI
wrote editorial: for the pepe1'.;;_;;_. "-*-§;,'_'n}.'5 W I _V o __ -K-:__: 92
BEVICE, JAFFE, and MISS IIIPOHELL were present Ii Te
your piece, were there any documente of the govern-F.
lent there which were eleeeified le eeeret, -Bey "A .¢-~7=
eeoret or elaaaifiedf- . - .. , -. * . --. ~ - ' . 92' ~ ' .' - _92' - .. » _ ., . _ _
lot that Ina enre 02.; - M 1 .. I nA . - -. '__:.-
documents that day? _ - , _ iDid you diecuee eecret doomente er classified "'i;;._i'_--_ _J
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. » -ma you diecuee the lmeraeieeaee etthe eeimire -- '4
of documents with SERVICE, ROTH or JAFFE before
er after the raids?
I cannot recall dieoueelng
I ear IR. ROTH in Indie.
net knew he was there-
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Ihieked nmr to I cnner. I
SERVICE except for eane time - at
egainet him had been diemieeed.
diecuaaed the nitth I do not _- ~ '_ ._.. ~ _,.. _ __. _92_ -
Bed em or those people displayed to you restricted
GI eleeeified docmentei . - -A " "f, _ _ 1-L =_ v A -'._. -7. ,_ , .. -. .- ' ' v - .--.-. ,-" ,92lot that I recall. L -'3 ; ..Ti-Q. . - '" . ,-jar;
Since June 19115, how frequently did you eonsult 4
IR. JLFFE, RUTH, E-VIC! 01' IISS HITGELT -' _, .f, . .. _... ...._._- ___...-..--.1...-.414-.~ ...-mi.-o-..ne-_ :. ir. %.*_J -~- _ _
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lot that I recall. ltv work nae done in Beltinan '
end I3 tripe to ilew Iork were 1n1'!'0q92;ett92. _- <1: -. ' " i -7:5.- -. - ., A .
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Ina the "Pacic Affairs aubuoribbd to by pornvmllin the State Depa.rtnO!l92T _v-,,7-;_ 1 -"_,,___:"l:F*
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Beiereme is made to my uemorandum to you dated llay 4, 1950, regard-_ ing 11616111015 call received from Peyton Ford on that evening indicating that the Depertnent had just learned the President is going to let the mm; 92Subcommittee call at the llhite House ani revievr the State Depertmnt loyiltyles on the 81 individuals referred to by Senator Lba-I11. llr. Foldsuggested that the Bureau seni nothing elee to Seth Richardson until Fordadvises the Bureau to do so since he vents to determine from the Ihite Honeswhet position is adopted. You noted: Confirm by writing memo to Fozd as to
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As you know, we have been reviewing our tiles and furnishing informticm comerning the names on Senator lbCe.rthy'e list to Seth Richandscn.However, in view of instructiens received from Eeytcn Ford no further indtion will be sent to Seth Riehazdecn. Of course, Ihere we presently havefull field i ti tlon r a su lenental inveetigat:I.on I pending either a nves o pp ,eranqale, in the case oi on ihom the Departmut recently' unde therequested a full field loya y inves igation, Ia are mqmnd 1'visions of the loyalty Onier to furnish the results of such investigationsthe Civil Service Commission.
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