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C WMS ADY O 3 j NY 100-94061 . : | | the publication "Amerasia." BUDENZ stated that this publication had a very small managing force-consisting of PHILIP JARFE and KATEXITCHELL, both of whom were Communists. BUDENZ pointed out that it would be quite difficult earl with (TATED anA VAPR WTTIPTT «+ Pam awnan talk wt then for a person to work with JAFFE and ae at ‘Amerasia" without knowing that they were Communists and thay this was a Communist publication. He pointed out that OTH and MARK}GAYN, both Communists, were also active in contributing to "Amerasia." In regard to LATTINORE'S work as Editor of "Pacific Affairs", BUDENZ stated tha it was his recollection that this publicat on carried articles by k Communists such as HARRIET MOORE, ANNA LOUISXSTRONG, ELLA WINTER and JLAk N. BUDENZ pointed out “out that JIM ALLEN had been a Comintern "representative | in“the Philippines wid Was a fairly Well-known Communist and added that he believes that there were a number of other Communists who wrote articles for "Pacific Affairs", and he ig going to try to recollect them. BUDENZ stated that in the reports of FREDERICK VANDERBILT FIELD. f and in the discussions at the Political Committee meetings he frequently + heard JOHN $ SSERVIOE referred to as being OVEN LATTIMCHE'S pupil. Hs never | heard SERVICE mentioned as being a Communist, but he certainly felt that SERVICE was under the influence of LATTIMORE at least up until 1944. i In regard to the Institute of Facific Relations, BUDENZ recalled that in the late 1930's the offices of the Institute of Pacific Relations were located in the same building with the publication "China hina Today." FREDERICK VANDERBILT FIELD was the Secretary of the Institute Gute of Pacific Relations and at the same time was the Editor of the publication "China Today" under the name SPENCER, _