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a: contained in the Congressional Record of May 24, 1947, commencing on page 5433, (\ ve was enclosed as an exhibit in furnishing the results of the loyalty investigetion to the Civil Service Commissione Also enclosed as exhibits were photostatic copies of several magazine articles written by the employee, some of which were referred | . to in the speech by Congressman Busbeye These articles were identified as fol- 4 lows: "Smuggler, Soldier and Diplomat,* Review of Reviews, February, 1937, Page 67 hme = vo emer "chira's 50-50 Chence," The Nation, Page 400, April 8, 1939 "The Situation in Central Hopei," The China Weekly Review, May 7, | 1938 : "ith the Fighting Reds Inside the Japanese Lines,” Asia, August, 1938, Page 453 AEA MEDS Fe hoe i “China Has an Army," Review of Reviews, July, 1937, Page 54 The "Chicago Daily News" for June 11, 1947 contains a by-line of Wallace Re Devell of the "Daily News'" Foreign Service. This by-line states in perts "Here are Busbey's (Congressman Fred E. Busbey, Srd Illinois Congressional District) statements about Hanson, and Benton's (Assistant Secretary of State William Benton) replies as given in the Assistant Secretary's memorandunt "Bsusbey ‘A book by Hanson entitled Humane Endeavor shows that Hanson travelled with the Chinese Commmnist Armies, wes given safe conduct through their lines, travelled in the Commander's motor-car, and received Chinese Communist documents .! , “this shows that Hanson enjoyed the complete confidence of the | Chinese Communists. "Reply - "Mr. Busbey does not atate that Mr. Henson's book is a description of the Japanese invasion of China in 1937-38, that ST