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. The Department publicly. and fully ‘explained 4 in “press confer- ences on Larch 31, that Owe nie ttimore was one of a group of jl. persons who submitted write memoranda in response to requests — made in August, 1949, by Ambassador Jessup. These memoranda’ - i were used as background material by 4 consultants! committec con~ . sisting of Mr, Raymond B, Fosdick, Mr, Everett Case, and =~ Ambassador Jessup in their study of. United States foreign policy 9 in the Far East.{ Mr. Lattimore's memorandum was never singled - out, or labeled as a guide for Ambassador Jessup.) Mr. Lattimore as director of the Walter Hines Page School of International Relations at Johns Hovkins, was also one of 25 private indivi- duals participating in a round-table. discussion on. October 6, Ts and 8, 1949 arranged by the Office of Public Affairs for the purpose of exchanging views with informed private citizens ‘on United States foreign policy toward China, The 3h who submitted memoranda were: gD fe ye os Former Consul General Joseph W, Ballantine, noe now at Brookings Institution - Professor Hugh Borton, Columbia University” Forner President Isatah Bowman, Johns Hopkins University ~-. A. J. Brumbaugh, American Council on Education, . ashington. ; -orner Ambassador Wilitam Bunlitt Former Under Secretary Castle Forrer Consul John A, Embry Professor Rupert Emberson, Harvard University: Dr. Charles B, Fehs, New York City Professor John K, Fairbank, Harvard University Dr. Huntineten Gilchrist, New York City. rrofesser Carrington Goodrich, Columbia University Former Under Secreta ry Grew - Colonel Robert A. Griffin, ..- former Deputy Administrator, ECA China Former Ambassador Stenley K. Hornbeck Roger Lapham, Former Administrator, ECA China Professor Kenneth $. Latourette, Yale. University Professor Owen Lattimore, Director of the Walter Hines Page School of International Relations, John Hopkins . “University Qliver C. Lockhart, Export-Import Bank of Washington Walter H. Mallory, Council on Foreign Relations Professor Wallace Moore, Occidental College, Los Angeles Professor Edwin G. Reischauer, Harvard University c. 4A, Richards, Economic Cooperation Administration Former Minister Walter 8S. Robertson, Richmond, Virginia Dr. Lawrenee K. Rosinger, New York, New York. Mr. James Rowe, Washington ‘ Mrs. Virginia Thompson (Adloff), New York City” Professor Amry Vandenbosch, University of Kentucky a o Professor Kar] A, Wittfogel, Columbia University. oe ye Professor Mary Wright, Stanford University Aamiral Yarnell oe lh Bo “St, Abate a oh Pale See emra tee “a em wee The following, Sncluding Mr. ‘att {more and some cthers of - the 31, attended the Round Table at the Department October 6, 7, and 8 to discuss Far East Policy: ; Joseph W. Ballantine,. The Brookings Institution, Loe Washington, D. C. Bernard Brodie, Department of International Relations, ne eede University, New Haven, Connecticut laude A, Buss, Director) of Studies, Army War College, “Washington, D.C. TS ere: r