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N 200-1630 Beltinore Spee ayer ort me tel. wis Ti TL a FCS " sLONZO 3, POUD . - ee. According to Confidential Informant T-11 on June 8, 1949, OVS LLPtI~ HORS discussced with Mrs,/TicHIl!, his scerctary, a letter he hed received fron ALONZO ¥, POND. This letter wis in answor to onc directed to POND by LATIINORS on Hoy 31, 1949, In the Lotter POND stated that he wis sland LATTTNORD has a sroup of Mongols to work with and in part the lotter rcad as follows: Why porticulor worry now is to know how much of the stnatenents made in sone Russian publications about Honjzolia are to be trusted, According to sone articles, there arc now 600 prinnry schools in Outer Hongolia and 50 or 60 socondrry schools, Industries in len- ther and hides are definitely active anc the sone is true for nining and weeving, etc, I om also ontrencly interested to know how mach of AISA LOUISE STAONG!'s bookeTTonorrow's Chine! is straight report~ ing ond how much is colored by her pro-Conmuinist attitude, if 'Ponorrow!s Chinaf is a case of straight reporting, it sounds elmost toc good to be truc, It would be a pleasure if I could hear your lectures, etc," In conclusion, POND strted in his letter thet he was looking forverd to sccing LATTLUORE in the Fall, STANLY “Spit on Suntan Confidenticl Infornant 711 on June 18, 1929, advised thet Le learned thot CYEN LATRIZORS was to moat a STANLEY SQUis or SSLLUAT in Now York at the Ponnsylvania Railrond Station, 5:30 P.é., June 19, 1949; tht Solita had reserves space in a drawing car from New York to ‘Iashington or Bnitinorc, ale Junc 19 wos teking the Living Buldha by trrin to New York, where the hiving Buadhr. had reservetions to stoy ot the International Houso on Riverside Drive in Now York for one week, tHat thereafter LANTLIORS plenncd to moct Sihiiay at the Pennsylvania Railrond Station and proceed to cither ‘“lashington or 2al- tinore with hin, Tho informant advised further thet CSI LATTIMORD on the norning ‘of -~ 95-5