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OY. a et a ec all ty eae ere BIDSEZ then mentioned that it was felt that more confirmation should be cotained fran Moscow relative to this chanmre and he stated that an article | cane fran Hoscow signed by ongerO30F (phonetic), in which CHIAID KAI-SHEK was | condemned, BUDENZ then notéd/that this article created considerable disturbance . in our press and that later it was stated by ROSOF that he had been misquoted. -. Thereafter, BUDENZ said that he, and he explained his position as managing ~~... editor of the Daily Yorker, was "told that the paper should indicate its favor ~~ of a Coalition Goverrnent and that through the Coalition Goverment they should endeavor to scuttle CHIANG KAI-SHER, eS BUDENZ then mentioned that there were many other names 5 who figured prominently in the Party; that he could not recall all of them at the time, He . asked the advice of the Chairman if he should name before such nanes were given to the Fe Be Ie Upon consultation, the Chairman advised that no names should ~- be referred to outside of Executive Session and that the Comittee did not wish to thwart the efforts of the F. 3B. I. in any investigation that it might have. BUDE:% nade the sbservation that members of the Party were never Photo~ graphed and that because of this fact he was entitling a new book which he was ~ writing, "Lien ¥ithout Faces". He mentioned in comection with this book the ~ name of JG:PYSERVICE arpears. He stated that S:PYICE had been referred to in | Communist discussions as LATTI’CRE's pupil. B8YDINZ said he mentioned this but that he did not heve any other information concerning SZ VICE. i, MORGAN then asked BUDENZ about the first time that he had mentioned LATIDICRE' nane to any agency of the goverment and BUDENZ stated that he had mentioned LATTIORE's nane to the Ff, B. I. a couple of days before the Camittee had examined the F. B. I. report. He stated that this was sonetime in March of this year. He pointed out at that time that he had been tied up chiefly with giving concentrated information to the F, Be I. about the 11 Camunist Party leaders, He then explained that he had not previously given this informetion to the F, 3. I, because his interviews with the F. 3, Te had dealt principally with the 11 Carunists, Leia - a Pied aa rt ww: < os... and < ie aa ce < pa He stated that in most of his interviews with the F. 3, Ie, they concerned cases which were under prosecution, He then explained that the names which he had and wich he knew to be Camunist Party members had not yet been conpletedy that there were 00 names which he wished to be turned over to the F. B. I. He stated that he had about 200 names available at this time. He said he was deliberate in his handling of these names because of their importance. He stated that as soon as he had the list canpleted, he would first make it available to “ the F, Be Te Lo, Mga well tee | Yre ORG) then gave BUDEi'Z ba photostatic copy of paze 12 of the April 29, 1949 issue of the Daily Worker. On this page appeared a book revier by DAVID eee TER of "Situation in Asia", a book written by O/JEN LATTIIORE, BUDSIZ knows