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BUDEKZ said that in this same cell with JAPTE and ‘FIELD was "OMEN eo : LATTDUORE, At a meeting of the Politburo in 1937, LATTINORE was gomnended by FIELD and BRCWDER for putting articles and Camunist writers . Affairs", which is another publication put out by IPR. LATTIUCRE waa not, attendance at this Politburo meeting. One of these writers who wrote for "Pacific Affairs" when OWEN LATTINORE edited this . One of the thires on the aggenda for this Politburo meeting was to clarify -- the Communist Party position on the Ganmunist Situation in China, It was" =. forousht, out that LATTIORE was to be given instructions in orgarining writers, to represent Chinese Conminists as agrarians, . * At this point, Senator TYDINGS asked if LATTTNORE were there ands UDEKZ said no, TYDIN3S gaeked if BUDEMZ knew LATTINORE. BUDENZ said not but he @idntt know Ong HATES either. The second allegation concerns a Politburo meeting in 1913, when EARL BROWER was also present. Again LATTISORE was mentioned. At this mesting, . the Chinese question also came up. There was a shift at that time and the Communist Party no lomer attacked KAI-SHEK but Nationalist China was to be cnaracterized as feudal andffed China was to be called the New China, Instructior were asked for by the U. v7, Politburo fran Moscow by cable and they received an article written by T. TSSCK. This article set out that the Nationalist Ch was feudal and the 22d Qhina was the New Hodern China, Then one HARRIET L, “0038, Noozzk. of IPR said that there was a mistake in this new Party line and there was “a great deal of confusion abo.t it and right shortly thereafter, a Coalition Goverment approach was stressed ami the Party found itself in a peculiar | situation in that the ordinary men in the Caumunist Party were told ons ‘nine | and the inner circle was told another thing. The third allegation concerns events’ during yoar- of 194. In 19kh, JACK STACHEL told BUDENZ that when LATTIVORE went to China with WALLACE ta BUDEI‘Z, should consider LATTDJOZE as 2 Communist “and rea Hs Ravmente i] wonnsction in with China as “authoritative. ~~, Se ee a Lo The fourth allegation takes place fn 1945 in connection with the Garerasia case, BUDENZ said that JATFE stole documents fron Washington. There:: /Wae Consternasion on the ninth floor of the Camunist Party headquarters where | Politburo meetings were held and the first inclination was to label JAFFE as ai Yazi Jap agent. BUDENZ then said that he will mention other names connected with theft of documents in an Executive Session in order to do justice to the j; Fe Be Ie ‘ At this point, Senator TYDIIGS conferred with the Cowmittee and then | said that B'DElZ could 70 ahead and name anybody he wanted to. Senator HICKS LOOPER disazreed with this idea and said he thouzht the public interest eS ee als