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TO a FROM th? GUY HOTTEL, SAC, Washington Field cof e 5 2 «SUBJECT: + ; , pwewre rome jice Memorndum - Director, FBI hema UNITED STAi.28 G a Rel ati ons Gounittee cCARTHY Sub-Committee of Senate Fore Allegations of Senator JOSEP LOYALTY oF GOVERRAENT EAPLOTEES The sub-Camittee of the Senate Foreiin Relations Camittee resumed |, open hearings pday at 2:30 P, Ife, in connection with the OWEN LATTDAORE at ter a and lliss FRIE") JTLEY was the first witness called, iiss UTLEY was sworn in and “thereafter besan reading ‘fron a , dossi r which she had with her wherein there was contained information reflecting analysis which she had canpiled on the writings from the "Amerasia"™ magaz as “well. as certain writiregs of OWEN LATTOVNORE. iss UTLEY inferred in zivine her: téstinony that the editorial policy of the "Anerasia® macazine was 5 the - same. sRolicy 1 that OTEN LATED “ORE had been followings _ Ln: 5 rem ~ * - 7 Senator TYDIINS at this point asked Kise UTLEY te of her 0 om + know dge she kuew of ary influence brought to bear by LATTIORE that caused the "Anqgrasia' mazazine to have the particular views which she alleged. Her answer, which was inaudible to the audience, was apparently not satisfactory to Senator TYDIi and he asain repeated his question, and on the third time that ha repeated quistion, he stated that he wished she would contime her testimony, that felt: she had at satisfactorily answered the question, and he desired not, delay the Froceedings further, : e 4 > Wise Uv points’ coficernigé the Camunist situation in China was to indicate to the pblic that bath parties; the Democratic and Republican, had been completely misguified. (> Senator -TYD]'GS gh this point stated that it was too bad that she didn't fini out fran the, very begenning of the Commun st Party in 1Fk9 2 ahd the Rarey itsel . ae els si gras 7 Polson. ‘ 2 oh that one TATTD:O%E followed concerning > Shinas In vertigtlar, she named A, " DALLIA, a writer in the Yale University Press, Again Wiss UTLEY: was interrw by Senator TYDIIG§ who stated that one could not be condemned because he or might be attached by any certain menber of the Presse - At this point, Tiss 1 cen ked. t t her was to indicate that others! Ee mde how. SubtLy ; Ong BE fo dt 219, urp Party line and she referte dyin « parti cular to pages FE: Lip, Cate and 1 of his recent book, "Situstd Sy $y Asie JMhieréin he clearly shows, hig. feeling about the situation #n Chi ° Os Ved teat! , ) 3 ORRETION 6 CONT S UNO ‘see Pv) Seren | ar. ose in ent ontrg at I % 121-1397 TY mentioned that the reason she was bringing ¢ ‘out these pari cula x