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Qaeewe_e—— The attached is of some interest in the Jessup case in view of the State Department's press releases to the effect that Ambassador Jessup was only one of 50 trustees of the Institute of Pacific Relations, Tre Research Advisory Council, of which Jessup was Chairman, a had complete editorial control over the publication FAR EASTERN SURVEY, which concentrated upon selling the Communist Party line on Asia. During 1943, E. C, Carter technically was in control of the magazine. Hovever, the actual physical control was exercised by Jessup - at the tine of the Bisson article, which initiated the Communist Party line smear attack upon the anti-Communist forces in China and the lavish praise of the Chinese Communist leaders, The anti-Communist Chinese were referred to him when they objected to the fact that the FAR EASTERN SURVEY was following the Communist Party line on Ciuina. The attached checks represent Communist money paid to support the Jessup publication. It will be noted they are signed by Frederick V. Field, the self-proclaimed Communist who has been named in sworn ee testimony before the Senate Committee aa a Soviet espionage agent. At this time I am unable to supply the photostats of checkspaid sub- sequent to Decenber 1, 1943. The committee has been urged, but has to subpoena 2] 's complete financial records.