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BUDS 12 then presented three documents: (1) an article by Father sans | 3 C CAREY. (phonetic), Sed., printed in the September, 19149 issue of the “CoD which is the official publication of the Knights of Columbus. - ae wee 3 w: Sete pa | At this point, Senator GREEN wanted to know if the F. B. a has ‘pect | hese dotuments and BUDEKZ said he didn't kncw. BUDENZ is not sure that he. -. as shown the F. Be Te all of the docum-nts which he wants to get ready in tio oon eks but he is perfectly willing to show them to the Pe Be. Ze first before, 1e gives them to the Committers Sean eo ie Bt a: Metfet —_ i a as ty? Me a i * a oe” Asa second ‘document, BUDENZ presented a copy of ARew ttassos of Pra in Octcber, 1937 and call-d attention to an article written by JAFFE which dealt -]. with a trip into Red China made by BATTIMORE, JAFFE, and BISSON. An epilogue f this article was written by AGNES YSEDLEY« BUDENZ said that 30 (or 13 ft). years ago, AGIES SLEDLEY admitted to"BUDENZ that she was a Soviet spy. This | was when she was married to an individual whose first name was ROX. ay a The third document given by BUDENZ was the article written by t. ve BISSO! which came up in the 1943 Politburo meeting. It deals with China's part in the Coalition Goverment and is the article which calls Nationalist China feudal and Red China the New and Democratic China, re Sw Ie BUDEIZ concluded by saying he had no interest in this affair so far — as LATTT‘ORE is concerned, He said he was not a partisan in this affair; that he advoceted a stron Bi-Partisan policy against Canmunian which is the greatest threat in the U. S. history. Senat or GREE! at this time asred BUDE!Z if he gave this information to Senator HeCaRTHY. BUDENZ said first of all, "As far as I know, McCARTHY does not Imow of this testimony up to this mimte". Then he kind of admitted that MeCsRTHY had access to this information through BUDE!Z! friends with whan he had discussed this affair but he at no time admitted giving it to MeCARTHY 4 BUDEIZ said that he always testified reluctantly, reminied the Gamittes thet | he was under subpoena, and again that he was non-partisan in this matters BUDENZ said that he cane out into the open in the Communist Party on | October 2, 1935 at the insistence of himself, of GER TSLER, ard of EARL BROWER. He remained in the Party until October 11, 19h . He said he never , heard of OWE! LATTL:CRE in an official capacity until about Octgber, 1937, { which he, B'DiNZ, places vaguely as the date of his first allegations © t of aN aN . — a