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"STANDARD Font WG, co bi =. af h Office Meh teed ¢ UNITED baaL ns GOVERNMENT TO P ~- -HR. De Me LADD : I DATE: March 30 "FROM: MR. Ae He BELOW 7 he had scenfidentially obteined a copy of Senatcr oCarthy's manuscript from which he is speeking today. This was made ; available to you. At 6300 pm SA GREP p0t20 that at 5:00 “eCarthy resumed the fleor and immediately sterted reading into the record the writings of Lattimore. He then took considerable | time identifying Frederick V. Fields, Service, Jaffe, Bisson,and others in the Averasie case. He then elaborated on Fields? connection and said Mields has identified himself as the most important Comaunist : in this country. He produced photostatic copies of two checks > mace by Fields to the Institute of Fecifiec Relations. One of these checks was in the amcunt of $1,600, "earthy then went into a discussion én Dr. Jessup and said he thinks Jessup is a dupes, but a dupe and tool in the hands of Communists. Jessup has a prapensity fcr joining organizations and all the orgenizetions are subversive end many are Communist Party fronts. He said Jessup over night became an expert on Soon ™ Far Eastern Affairs and associated with the Institute of Pacific |; aN Relations personnel. He referred to a letter which Jessup wrote ¢ requesting that no investigation be conducted into the subversive, ' nature of the Institute of Pacific Relations. ; At 6320 pm oS 2 as sed that MoCarthy is now i tracing Achescn's foreign policy speeches and ie pointing out that in his opinion Lattimore put the idesasin Acheson's mind which he has expressed in these speeches. He then referred to a secret State Department document dated March 17, 1950, which he advised was written by loyal State Department employees and pointed out that their jdeas are not in fonfcormity with that of 2 al 23279787 : wg ndeD - SAA ¢ 7-4 has . 8 7 ———— ADDENDUM: Approximately 6:30 pm ator’ MoCart AE, his shove to the Senate, during the last porti dof whitish he had continued his ~ criticisms of Acheson's use of Lattimore, Jessup, et al in the fcrmation - of American Foreign policy. He then concluded reading his written text and Bene? remarks oigeg= = his service in the Pacific as a marine and the fact Vi. se : fs 77 Dok ten letters to the wives of men who had lost their lives } orld War. Other Senate business was thereafter taken up. y in the ee ¢ toe re et oe “ car nt earcyarn ot oce ve ee a de aos AR ae emt toy OL wee eT ee ee ee —_— .- ‘ ols Be cise SUBJECT: REVMAFKS OF SENATOR’: C. CARTHY ON THF FLOOR OF THE SENATE - “APCH 30, 1950 te pempmtstmece ne. meer ALL INFORBATION CONTAINED tains veerssatnn | / ane HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED " fanaty sem 7 pies om DATE 10-19." BY SP Bovelybu) | © al Arent advised that _ r ot