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NY 100-94061 Mr, EUGEN: alle AEE SRE Ripa EPS me Ree rk City, iD wis inter fad by and nm April 4, 67C 1950 in his home. Mr. LYONS advised that he was not acquainted with |. pb AGI T ARNT ADD WHOM daft id LIL» Mr. LYONS stated that he was, of course, familiar with LATTIMORE!S writings and had raviewed same thoroughly. Based on this review, he said it ; was his opinion that LATTIMORE was acting as a "propagandist for the Soviets", He reemphasized, however, that this wag only his opinion and he had nothing more to base it upon than the aforementioned review of LATTINORS'S writings. LYONS pointed out that it was obvious to him "and to.othkgrs who are where I am, on the right", that LATTINORE, JOSEPH BARNES, ED NOW, and others tn tha Tnetitite of Parifie Relatianae group wanda mara av is Moe wal 14. : week aN et ke tl TG le he et Ae teh peat Vp Se ee a ee he ive St and in that BARNES wuld review LATTIMORE'S writings, SNOW review BARNES! and TATTIMORE review SNOW'S. All of these individuals, he continued, were of the same mind with regard to China in that they wan a to desert the Nationalists, and referred to thg Commmists in China as\"agrarian revolutionists, and not Communists", Loy MN a. - made-a further comment with reference to the writings of LATTIUORE, mf ES, SNOW and "other of their associates", He said that the policy reflectad in their writings, with reference to thea coursa ta be followed-{n the Far Bast, was so uniforn, for a group of man with such diversified backgrounds, that it was obvious that the policy which they advocated had been agreed upon by collusion; and this policy was that advocated by Communists, ; I La L125 4 t i ae leeewerene ne ee te deka tects TP Oe a eS ta . ow ! — Me - My le a a Spee onde nee ee ate a ere be . ts —_, 4 a ~ 3 : . SF gwg ty Seppe pets eaAay Bite