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i i eS ae J foriCh ) 4 é i> NY 100-94061 Infommant pointed out that in LATTINC@&'S own published writings, it became apparent that on no important point did his recommendations run counter to official Soviet policy, He advocated for instance that the United States should stay out of Greece, had no real interest in Japan or Koreé, should recognize and do business with the Chinese Communist Regime; he felt also that the interests of the new nation of India would best be served by adopting a strictly neutral attitude toward the present conflict of interests and ideals which exists betwoen the western democracies and the Russian Soviet System, As one of many instances when LiTIDMORE had opportunity to envelop policy at its highest level, informant cited the fact that at the Conference of tne Institute of Pacific Relations, held in India in September of 1949, he heerd that Prime Minister NEHRU and his advisors had been much impressed by LATTIUOnS'S reputation es a scholar ani edvisor to the United States Govern- ment and had sought him out for advice frequently during the time he wag in India, Te. faa weld Ul ie ant also pointed out that the most recent book of "Fivot of Asia", Little, Brown and Company, Boston, 1 950 listed the nan six persong collabo ating with him in the eeate he tion, o fe oC i" ook s that.of tiese ELLAKCK TY E. nate subject's rife, “Senn CHI COG Ny DANTOIANCHODE SR end JOHN SASALCIS were all known to him ¢ ex dreme Communist in their attitudes, some of them possibly being registered nambers of the Communist Party.