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rd 100~1630 paltimore 7 WMWERNATIONAL FIL FOUNDATION, INCORPORATED Confidential Informant ap of knovm reliability, advised thet OVEN LiTTr‘ors ¥aS, in November, 1946, a member of the advisory Council cf the Intcrnoticnal Film Foundation, Inc. This organization handles the showing of pro-Soviot films in the United States, 0 po] INSTITUTE OF PACIFIC R&LATTONs From infcrmeticn reported herain, it is observed thet LATTIVGRE returned from Chine to the United States in 1933, and, theryftar, joined the Institute ef Pacific Reletions as editor of its journal, "Pacific .ffairs,® which he continued to edit for a number ef years thorenfter, 1934 - 1941. The back cover of “pacific »ffairs" sots cut th2 information qucted below -ecncerning the Institute of Prcific Relations: "The Institute of Pacific Polnatins is an uncffiein] and nen- political organization, founded in 1925, te facilitate the scientific study of the paoples of the Pacific arca. It is composed of autonomous vational Councils in the principal countrias heving important intcrests in the Pacific ar3sa, to- gathor with an Internetionil Seeretsriat. It is privatcly finane2zd by contributisnns from Naticnal Councils, corperitins and fcundations, Tho institute, ss such, does not evelunta poli- cics or dcctrincs, and is precludad frem sxprissing spinivns on mitional cr international affairs. It is governcd by 2 Pacific Council composed of monbers appcinted by onch cf the “ati-cnal Carncils," in the “arch 19, 1949, issuc of "CslLicr's" magazine, ther2 is ian article antitled WPae“ensca of Rod Chins" by LOUIS FRANCIS““UNGHZ. ec. rding t: the article, in 1937, at Mow York City, S.RL-Sn0 Dia called a "Chana Conference." BUDENZ Batoribed no of the-ten Mnited stites Cormunist Leaders present as FREDERICK VANDERBILTVFITLD, it the movting 6, BRY OER Vancunced thet he had received word thet the "follovers— fos tem have to de vresented in a new dress," the -bjactive being tc picture thom “g a mild virintion of Plains stute agrorian reformers. st this mcoting, necording to the article, FIZLD sutlined an altermtive, prop sing thet they could werk thr-uzh legitimste F Par East organizations and writors thet were recognized as Orieatal authers. FISLD emphisigzed use of tha Institute - 26 -