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400-1630 Baltimore DFTAILS; AT BALTIMORE, MARYLAND I. ALLEGATIONS OF “SPIONA*E ACTIVITY BY 0..2N LATTINORGE - Investigation in this case was commenced following the receipt of referenced letter from the Bureau which sets out that for a number of years information has been received concerning the activities and contacts of OVEM LATTIOORE. It was pointed out that information had been received from Confidential Informant T-1, an informant of mown reliability, to the effect that General Ie |; AEN, of Red Army Intelligence, at one time identified LATTINORE as a Russian | Ly Agent. It is also the personal opinion of this informant, predicated upon a review of LATTIUORE's writings, that LATTINORE is a Russian Agent. According to info ; 5) Confidential Informan —- 4 of mown reliability, have likewise expresso aa view, based on the writings of LATTIORE, that he is a Russian Agent. b7ID Further, according to information supplied by Confidential Informant a T-2, LATTIMORE was involved to some extent in tho PHILIPSJArPE investigation, end was a known contact of several subjects in the GREGORY case. Confidential Informont T-1, when interviewed on Deconmbear M, 1946, in connection with another case, @tuted thet while he wos in hescow, Russia | (sometene~pricr t5%837) He chad décasion to see Gonornl I. SUNZLM, then Read ‘of Soviet Military fhtelligenoc, approximately “evory other days Dorin thet =u. rso & dre of those Pisite, ‘BERZING in dseewssinp’ One, montioned to the’ A irformant that the Soviets had soma Americans working for thom in China. Bicmrding to tho informant, BMRZIN then named OWON LATTINOZE and @BSEPH LARVES . as being two of thesa individuals. Confidential Informant , of unknowm reliability, at LATTIMORE, while acting os Adviser to divulging information to the Soviets. This informant i re d had nover heard of hin ii b7D TANG KAI-SHEK, was b7D -2-