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ere RY 100-94061 claimed his anti-Commmist feelings and sentiments and declared that he holds an appointment with the Central Committee of the Kuomintang. In thus showing his anti~Com.:ist sentiments, "The Living Fuddha" then goes on to defend the subject against the accusations of Senator JO@PH McCARTEY (Republican, Wisconsin) and to declare that OWT! LATTIMORE is anti-Communist. Confidential Informant T~10, of unknow reliability, advised on April 3, 1950 that he had read the above article concern h Buddha" and wished to relate the fol owing facts } HU spoke at A L vue idea condit ngolian P Peoples Republic, cy, ur v ion VE 1g the for formerly Outer wongolia. According he informant, HUTUKHTU stated that he believes thal the eutire “ar “ast should be commmized for the good of in +h replied thav Buddhism could casily be atrtere: ER) TRIP TO AFGHANISTAN Confidential Informant T~1l, of knowm reliability, advised that the subject departed from Idlewild Airport, New York City at ll:a A.NM., March 6, 1950, via British Overseas Airways Corporation, Flight 508, for London, Tnzlacd. Informant advised that LATTI«ON". was to fly to Karachi, India from Tondon, Pazlanid and was expected to arrive at Karachi, India at 7:10 Pele, U. Se time, torch 8, 1950. Informant did not kiicw subject's destination from Karachi. Confidential Informant T-l2, of knowm reliability, advised that the subject wis to proceed from Karachi, India to Afgrimistean. This informant advised that LATTIVORE was hired by the “conomic Affairs Division of the United Nations in connection with the Uiited Nations T.chnical Assistance Prozram and he was given a single term appointment for ene month at 517,000.00 per year. The ini formant stated that subject, accoupanied by two other individuals was to take a motor trip through sections of Afghanistan in order to determine the amount of teclmical assistance that country would need. Inforwant advised L'?