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, C 0 © wn LF - oF . . 5 eos - . : ~ ee oo . { we mE a me A te en a f at Re nent torrie see o t ; 3 %, Wee an PN wo Senator HICKENLOOPER replied to LATTIMORE by recalling that dn yester= day's session, LATTIMORE had appeared to challenge the search for truth onthe . pert of the Comittee, while he at the sane time had himself implied that scholar and writers were being limited in their freedak. LATTINGHE replied that he was not raising any obtection to the scarch for the whole truth fn our public life © but merely cbjected to @ specific line of questioning which implied demnciation and which appeared to him to be similar to that employed in Russia,’ . oo om fe % a _ Senator HICKENLOOPER etated that the "shadow of MoCARTHY len" gay hang. °°’. over the Canmiitee, but that the shadow of Communion also may hang over mattera being considered by that Canmmittee. HICKENLOOPER explained to LATTINORE shat t} latter had becane an elenert in this inquiry and that 4b was the duty of this | Camittee to find out, through his answers to os:tain questions, whether there 4: a desis for certain allegations or not, At this point, LATTINORE pointed ort that his case has now been before the Camittee for over a month and that hig buainess affairs are suffering aa & results _; fe oe a eee me . Senator RICKENLOOPER at thie point recailed his question to LATTIMORE at yesterdayts session az to whether Mra. LATTINORE had spoken in 19:3 peford the Tom Woonsy Lebor School at San Franciaco, California, HICKENLOOPER as LATTIUORE 4f he and Mrs, LATTINORE had had a chance to refresh their memorie concerning that question, To this, IATTINORE replied that they had, He stated that in 1913, he ani his wife, likes many cher people, were at the height of, their war activity, He stated that he and his wife were both doing what they - felt was their part and did so in many places. He also stated that in 1913, bot he and rs. LATTIMORE were heart and sole behind the Ciinase Nationalists and . CHIANG KAT-SHEK, He stated that Mrs. LATTIMORE at that tine spoke before what she understood to be 4 Lebor School and alse spoke at ghurches and other organt: gations, TATPIMORE then pointed out that the Camilttes inquiry had sent, sight low blows, but that the attempt to attach him through his wife, through — kb this polit, Senator HICKENLOOPER pointed out to LATTIVORE thab she! answers to certain questions being asked of LATTINORE were most partinant to th investigationg I { v2.” gS Chis point, LATTINORS questioned Senator HICKENLOOPER ag to the natur of the Tos Mooney Labor School, fo this, HICKENLOOPER replied by citing pages for 19h7 and advised IATTINORE that the Schocl had been deseribed as a Comuit: . "Party funebfonary. LATTIMORE at this point replied that in 193, he and his wife were ergaged in patriotic activity, and were not discoverers of mbveraiv: gchools. He stated that 1f 4t now turna out that the Camunists wore aval nat the Chinese Nationalists at that time and if it turns out that he has now lear that this eachool was at that tine Communist daninated, then it was an axtrenel good thing that his wife was able to appear to give her views before euch & group,