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oO Cc Ne ERT/aht Wr wh NY 100-940613 yp ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE ALEXAMDENPARMINE telephonically communicated with the New York Office afternodn of April 3, 1950, and requested that an acent visit hin Hoe wee necordingly interviewed evening of Anril 2 bs ok ot oy Fan Samana Lived yi OW OYE Ol Apoia 3, . : 1950, by SA a: which time he provided the information } set forth hereinafter. BARMINE stated that on March 28, 1950, the ‘day following his interview with agents of the New York Office, which was reported to y asraers. of March 28, he was contacted telephonicaly by "BILL"NYHITE. He described latter as son of WILLIAM ALLETMWUHITE and @ former associate of his, BARMINE'S, at the time the latter was employed by Readers Digest. With further reference to WHITE, he commented that he, BARMTNE, had reviewed LATTIMORE'S "Book" at the time it was presented to Readers Digest for condensation and possible publication. BARMING said that he “succeeded in killing it" and Readers Digest did not publish the condensation. He indicated that WHITE was associated with him in this incident and said that he had told WHITE “and some ether associates in the publishing business" of what he had been told eR with regard to LATTIMORE and the IPR. WHITE, when he called, told RARMINE that he had, some weeks previous to the call, met one MXISHER™ (oh.) at a party and told him of what BARMINE had told him some years previously resarding LATTINORE. Soon thereafter "KISHER" approached WHITE ani told him that he was either a friend of Senator Me Carthy or was connected with his recent investigative activities; BARMINE was not just sure how "KISHER” identified his relationship to MeCARTHY to YHIT®, “KISHER" further told WHITE that McCARTHY would Like very much to talk to BARMENE but had been tinable to locate him and did not know where he lived or was emvoloyed. WHITE asked BARMINE if he would mind WHITE giving this information to "KISHER". BARMINE said he told WHITE that he did not desire that MeCARTHY be advised ag ta his whereabouts: that what information he had was un- corroborated and was already known to MeCARTHY, he apparently raving been told by "KISMER". WHITE promised BARMINE that he would not advise "KISHER". However, the following evening BARMING was telephonically contacted at the VO& by one "SURINE", whanhe subsequently came to know as "DON" or "DONALIASURINE” . ——— oe tre ae rete Over the phone SURINS identified himself to BARMINE as ogee RAL Ae Ween canes chemi tee