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Un Tolson a“ RI AUTOMATIC DECLASSIFICA —_ CC~287. _Mr. DATE 05-22-2019 a 3 . : ae Mr. E. A. Tamm_“p6 ~ Soa . ° Mr. Clegg__ b7c | poses Federal Bureau of Investigation Mr. Coffey key SON . Mr. Glavin_- ‘ Hvited States Arpartment of Justice Mr. Lad — oY. - i 929 ¥ Washinogtan, A. C. ——— May 12, 19h) " Nd f eh, a , Re. Ai Che. u) o&hes CO. Mr. Carson , air; Mi. Harbo_- MEMORANDUM FOR THE DIRECTOR Mr. Hendon. __ Mr. Mumford RE: VICE PRESIDENT HENRY WALLACE'S TRIP TO Mr. Starke CHINA AND RUSSIA Mr. Quinn Tamm_ INFORMATION CONCERNING Tele. Room Z,/ Mr. Neage : You will recall that considerable.publicity..was.recently, given Miss Beahm__ «. COPBAS DESTROY to the contemplated trip of Vice President Henry Wallace to China. In- miss Gandy formation was received from a confidential source by the Washington Fiel Division that Andrei A. Gromyko, the Soviet Ambassador, Washington, D. C., advised Vice” President Wallace that Moscow was willing to issue visas to anyone whom Wallace desired to take with him. Wallace stated that in so far as he knew John Carter Vincent, Owen lattinoré and John Hazzard would accompany him, Wallace indicated that they planned to visit China and Siberia. He furt advised Gromyko that he was looking forward to seeing him the following Sunday. For your information the following data concerning these three individuals has_been obtained from the files of the Bureau Xo) Qst-30 Cresent RY. ee \ eS John Carter-¥incent . , Declassity ont The files of the Bureau disclose that John carter Vincent _is employed_in the eTementen weneyianmnel Far Eastern Division of the State Department. He resides at 280) 0 Street, Washington D D. C., telephone DuPont 7318 .\.% ee to lehivae /OieaMtattamore > R AL ot ae 2 "INDEX Ep jo. “! i Bre OX} : vt . ne eee een - ; Phi OM ae , ae ad oe BS AN E ¢2 ing . , WES Ged as Political Adviser to, Generalissing cntiie™ SN Kai-shek upon the recommendation of President Roosevelt during ‘1941. Who's Whozit Geteingtony Dy Org diy Sq AI ‘an editor and university professor. He mgs la ae Oy Lattimore was app in n Washington, D. Ci, duly 29, 1900;yhis parents being David and Margaret @ Ore.” “Hé attended business SChool in Cumberland, Maryland, from 1915 to 19 In 1920 he went to China where he engaged in business for himself, In 1921 hegwas engaged in newspaper work in Tientsin, China, and from 1922 to 1926 he was in business with Arnhold and Company, Ltd, in Tientsin and Peking, China, Since 1926 he has engaged in travel and writing. He graduated from Harvard University in 1929, and following his graduation did research in Manchuria under the Social Science Research Council until e s employed by the Harvard-Yenching Institute in Peking during 1931. He worked for the J. S. Guggenheim Memorial Foundation doing field work in Mongolia from 1931 to 1933. In 193 and 1935 he was Editor-in-Chief of “pacific Affairs" for the Institute of Pacific Relations. He was subse- quently made a Director. of the Walter Hines Page School of int ational Relations at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Marylan ei 4. Ter SB by