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Pa Director, Fat May 3, 1950 4 GUI HOTEL, SAC, Washington Field ore ce Aliezations of Benstay JOSEPH MoCARTHE Wy Aa a “y ho? ae BO, ar 7a oo SOM eee tp. ath rr ce Pe Re Ra A orgs Be Bae tee, - z: ~ t le ee. 4 =: ate ae ° “a! weg, aa A a Ar, o% it tL 1 er a eee a Ne Sa ET ee AP oe pe MB Pd pots - . . 1 . . + + : : > ae ot ee fe the Fer T que hearing was reamed by Chatraan Benstor TIDINGS at 36102 Ae 4, i this date, at which tine Senator TIDINGS armounced that he had sent letters of -. “A. gnquiry to former Secretaries of State MARSHALL, AULL and BYRNES, and Secretary _ ; . of State DEAR ACHESON, as to whether LATTINORE had had any pert in ormalLat ig z , State Department Par Eastern policy. TYDINGS announced that replies had been ‘ received and would be read in the session at the close of the cross exami De. + ee oo. "Ae ghie point, LATTINORE subcltted for the recard # copy of tie mang |. sent by him to Generalisaimo CHIAM? KAI-SHEK and his Yenan Mary covering fy + “7, Interviews with Chinese Communists in 2937. LATYIMORE noted that the last .7F - “page of the diary contained s long List of nanes of Chinese and British Christie: ‘which List had been given hin by « Chinese Christian Doctor with the request that LAPTIIORE write to the people Iisted and explain to thes the situation of the | encroaching Carzanists, LATIIN0.8 stated that this Doctor feared to contact the Sndividuals wiile remaining in the Cammmis doninated section of Chint. . 7 Bt this point, LATTINORE also pointed out that as a Political Sclentimt, hie writings had not taken the form of simple demunciation, He stated that |} - bed repeatedly advocated policies in his writinss which would linttate action by the Russians, LATTINOE also submitted exam les of attacks sgainat hin appearir in the Anerican presa which had doen collected by wife, Amor these, he el: ot LATTPIONS stated that it is his opinion that the "shadow of MoCARTHY i am* hangs over the whole procedure of our public life today and represents a danger tren, Be asked the question “how often does a man have to prove his loyalty . to his country, not by hie works, but by replying to violent attacks against ht IATTIUORE pointed out the similarity as be sees it, betwen articles currently appearing in the American press concerning inrestiga‘ion of loyalty and those appearing in the Soviet press, all of which he said have to begin with praioe c _ STALIN and have to end with demunciation of all things forvign to the Canmnist “ @daclogys LATTINORS praised @ rhetorical question as to whether we are te. reach a point fn American life where gn Universality professar ean only hdld his Chair for so long a period as he is sble to defend hinaslf against re "4 ALI A BZTIEEY, hoo a4 an ‘ . a t = a ets NOT REGORDE fd vito? 2 eS 132 JUN 2 1950 Li of