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should cone first and that he thouzht the F. B, I. should have the first chance at these names, Then BUDE!'Z said he had alread viven name to | the F, B. Ie Then be was as i if Se Bete Blof - the evidence 9 im All ofthese pegple who were stil) © unnaned, Eng was not certain, that he has given more time iy other person in the United States, byt. that there } isa physical “Tinitation on the ‘tine he could giva the ¥, Be. Te He mentioned the Fatt that he fad a permanent part in the prosecution of the 11 Communist ” Party Leaders and adnitted there were some serena ms that he has n : Ann Pete pee ee Bee he given to the F. B. Te. Dut tnat ne would Jive é Comittee any svi Genes ue has noo already given to the". B bso seat boa conmtime to give informati on to the F. Sy te / ——— aE ue: ae ee lle At this point, Senator LOD3E said that he was acainst contd ming the hearings publicly and then BUDENZ contimed. Oe ; & ” At the time the Amerasia case broks, STACEEL told BUDENZ that LATTDIORE| nad been in touch with Amerasia defendants and that they, the defendants, in [reo with LATITICRE and that he had given the defendants considerable helpe As corroborative evidence, he said that in 1940 and 19);1 (the se dates are not necessarily exclusive), the Politburo issued onion skin documents to the National Cannittee members and probably sent these same onion skin documents to Moscow. In tha United States, they were sent through mail drops, These documents were designed to give National Committee mecbers an insight on what wert on in the Politburo and were more or less matters of the Politburo meatings, BUDE!Z recalled that in Chicago, his copies were given to him by MORRIS (or BAY sos Mono (phonetic). These documents referred to Communist Party memberg by anti as aneans of a security device. documents, were the initi SPACHEL told BUDENZ that these © initials "L" and/or "XL" ap “Sats were “used by and both referred to LATTINORE. Tnese documents were so confidential that they could not be burned but had to be torn up into snall pieces and disposed of by means of flushing down water pipes. A little later they were sent to a common center for destruction, BUDENZ : repeated on these documents the initials "L" and "XL" referred to OSSN LATTIUORE and then he said trat with due diligence, corroborative evidence against LATTTORE can be cbtained, or In one, or more, of Kio do ents in the Far Eastern Section of the Ts He recamended to the Conmittee that they subpoena four people: F. a FIELD, PHILIP JAFFE, EARL BROWER, and principally, by all means, JACK STACHELL BUDENZ then asked for two weeks to prepare documents which he said will corroborate his remarks acainst LATTDiuzxE. He does not have any of these onicn | skin documents and doubts if they are any way cbtainable. t