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OC? a VIKLADV O 2 SOS TINIE SRR cn, WY 2100-94061 RB ta - ABRAHAM FLAXER were both Communist Party members and leaders of labor unions Tn New York City. rs BUDENZ stated that in addition to the reports which he heard in | the Political Committee meetings about LATTINORG he also recalled that around | 1943 JACK STAC came to him in’the "Teily Worker" and told him that he i i i AO RE ae, OR should deal with OWEN LATTIMORE as a Communist. This meant that BUDENZ was to give LATTINORE the same treatment inthe "Daily Worker" thet he would _- i give to any other Communist. BUDENZ stated that STACHEL frequently came * +o him and gave him the name of some individual who was to be given treatment i} by the "Daily Worker" as a Communist or some times as an individual sympathetic toward the Party. HUDENZ did not make any written list of these ce eens eee eT individuals, but it was his duty to retain them in his mina. een Concerning LATTIMORE'S activities in the Institute_of Pacific stated that he first heard about this around 1940 in a report to the Folitical Committee by FIELD. FIELD'S reports also contained data about PHILIP JAFFES. FUTENZ ateted that PEILIP JAFFE was a Communist and was a Far Eastern expert , and was the Menager of the publications hina Today" around 1937 or 1928. This publication was en English language mublication, the purpose of which was to. present the Chinese Communist viewpoint to America. ‘In working as the : manager of this publication, JAFFE used the namePHILLIPS. BUDENZ recalled i that FREDERICK. VSNDERBILT FIELD was the Editor of 6 Communist publication "China a Today", and he used the nam@ SPENCER. BUDENZ stated that it was his wank TATE nha eed Poe hm mehtinattian Whines Toda74 tn the Fecollection that JAFFE Changsea ITSM vos publication 20S .0Gay7 wo wae publication "Amerasia" some time in the late 1930's. The publication “aAmerasia™ was also a Communist English languege pudlication, the purpose of which was to present the Chinese Communist viewpoint to the United States. BIDENZ stated that "Amerasia® was the creation of the Communist Party, USA. He knew this as a result of reports by FPADEPICK VANDENSILT FIELD to the Political Committee. BUDENZ stated that he knew nothing of the finances of 5 "Chine Today" or "Anerasie." BUDENZ strted thet he knew thet FREDERICK VANDEREILT FIELD and PRILIP JAYEE were not only Communists but were engaged i in esplonage for the Communist Party, He stated that he kmew this as a result “of 6f reports : by ‘FIELD and JAFFE to the. Political Committee wherein they ‘reported o on wien J NGEOEE and on the securing of information and their theca ante ee ae conferences with J.¥PETERS. He added that it was no secret at the Communist Party headquerters an the "Daily Worker" thet FIDLD and JAFFE were engaged — oo eae Ae band her ati eee ee ‘in nh espionage. He. added that it wes generally WiVSLVOGR bY Bia VOUS { ' | & of a any rank that FIELD and JAFYE were engaged in secret, work. t I | | { BUDENZ etated that it was his recollection that OWEN LATTINORE was ective in the management or was on the Board or was a contributor to Relations and the publication of that orgenization, "Pacific Affairs", BUDENZ ” ? 4," 17 fr v at