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100-1620 Britinore AOTHIS Pett oe PAGS . On March 30, 1949, LATTIiOnn, his wife, the Living Buddha and RICWED\ i, LAUPERGAOH rogistered ct the Sheraton Eotel, Springficla, Hassachusctts, at | 6:30 Pk, After enting at the hotel, thoy went to the Springfield Teckhniccl i Figh School where LATTIVORS and LAUTSOABSCH participated in - forum sponsored ty the-Adult Education League on the Fer East, Tho "Springficld Union" of tierch 31, 1949, quotes LAUTERESCH ns making the following statcnent: "The blood transfusions boing given Burope by the Marshall Plan are wansi ne aut dren tho enunds of unevnceracafyl sealanint unr din Trdoanceis a Lhdsn. ie dle IE, i bd Med et Wouncgs et he Nala ae alle haar he a abe hehe Net NS he UF bale Lye oe hal ingom ~~ mie and Indo-China," The balance of « Lengthy article is devoted to the ronnrks of it, is LAUTESBACE, who condemnod CHIANG KAI-SiEN with concurrence fron iit iidsa and ele who urged that the prosent United States ond allicd notions! policy in the Far Bast was outmoded, They called for recognition of peoplcs! govorrucnts ty in the Oricnt, At tho Ferun in quostion both LATTIMOAS ond LAUPONBACH assorted that | MORGS ARSEALL should have stayed in Chinn; that the Chincse peasants fare better under Communists than thoy @id under OHINAG RAI-SEEK; that tho Con- i nunists in Chinn do not press lisrxist + anc will uniouptedly +o LATTINOZ3 and LAUPIUBACH were observed Fs b? D The two speakers returned to their hotel and on the following morning | LAUTERBAC returned to Now York City while LATTIMOSS continued to Canbridgc, Nassachusctts, On Harch 51, 1949, LATTTICSS, his wife and the Living Buidhe arrived © in CGamoridge, Massachusctts, and wont to the home of Dr. Falagailk, Thoy resided at this honc throughout their stay in Canbridse, Dr, Fal ‘BAEK s resifonee is loented at 41 Wi nthrop Street, Ganbridgo, Massechusctts. ve he la ee aul departure on tho norning of April 4, 1949, are set out in dotail in tho Bog ton report reoforrcd to above but nothing of apparent significnnece was lopserved, ey ROCES {(phonctic) The activities of LATTINGAS at Carbridgc, Enssachusetts, until his | Confidential Informant T+1l on Juno 23, 1949, advised thet Lat TIioRs told a Mr, HOCHS (phonetic), of New Yor i City, that ho could not stay at