U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee
Committee on FOREIGN Relation

THEODORE FRANCIS GREEN, Rhode Island HENRY CABOT LODGE, JR., Massachusetts BRIEN MCMAHON, Connecticut

J. W. FULBRIGHT, Arkansas

FRANCIS O. WILCOX, Chief of Staff
C. C. O'DAY, Clerk

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SENATE RESOLUTION 231

MILLARD E. TYDINGS, Maryland, Chairman

THEODORE FRANCIS GREEN, Rhode Island BOURKE B. HICKENLOOPER, Iowa
BRIEN MCMAHON, Connecticut

HENRY CABOT LODGE, JR., Massachusetts EDWARD P. MORGAN, Chief Counsel

ROBERT L. HEALD, Assistant Counsel

ROBERT MORRIS, Assistant Counsel WILLIAM J. KLIMA, Assistant Counsel LYON L. TYLER, Jr, Assistant Counsel MARGARET B. BUCHHOLZ, Subcommittee Clerk

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CONTENTS

Testimony of—

Bielaski, Frank Brooks, president of the Research and Security

Corporation, New York City...

Page

923-967

Bess, Demaree, associate editor of the Saturday Evening Post--- 796-797

Browder, Earl Russell.

669-707

Brunauer, Esther Caukin, Assistant Director for Policy Liaison,
UNESCO Relations Staff, State Department.

293-314

Budenz, Louis Francis, assistant professor of economics at Fordham
University---

487-558

Dodd, Dr. Bella V., attorney, New York City.

Field, Frederick Vanderbilt.

631-659

709-735

Ford, Peyton, assistant to the Attorney General
Hanson, Haldore, chief of technical cooperation projects staff, State
Department_.

1054

341-371, 1179-1180

Heald, Robert L., assistant counsel, Foreign Relations Subcommittee. 1206-

1207

Hitchcock, Robert M., attorney, Buffalo, N. Y..........

Holmes, Gen. Julius C., Foreign Service officer, assigned as Minister, in

London.

1001-1051

1165-1178

Hoover, J. Edgar, Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jaffe, Philip J., former editor of Amerasia magazine___.

326-339

1213-1227

Jessup, Philip C., Ambassador at Large, State Department.
Kenyon, Dorothy, attorney, New York City....
Kerley, Larry E., reporter, New York Journal American.
Ladd, D. Milton, assistant to the Director, Federal Bureau of Investi-
gation_

215-275

176-214

660-667

1053-1074

Larsen, Emmanuel S., former employee of State Department------- 1075-
1123, 1125-1164

Lattimore, Owen, director of the Walter Hines Page School of Inter-
national Relations at Johns Hopkins University.

417-
486, 799-871, 873-921
McCarthy, Senator Joseph R.----_1–32, 33–72, 73–108, 109–175, 277-292
McGrath, J. Howard, the Attorney General.
315-326

McInerney, James M., Assistant Attorney General in Charge of the
Criminal Division, Department of Justice. 971-999, 1001-1051, 1053-1074

Morris, Robert, assistant counsel, Foreign Relations Subcommittee. 967-970

Nichols, L. B., Assistant Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation. 1053-

Nicholson, Donald L., Chief of the Division of Security, State Depart-

ment_

1074

373-390

1229-1256

416

1257-

Peurifoy, John E., Deputy Under Secretary of State, in Charge of

Administration___

Richardson, Seth W., Chairman, Civil Service Loyalty Review Board. 405-

Service, John S., Foreign Service officer, State Department.

1349, 1351-1390, 1391-1453

Snow, Gen. Conrad E., Chairman, Loyalty and Security Board, State

Department.

391-404

Thorpe, Brig. Gen. Elliott R., United States Army, retired___

Tyler, Lyon L., Jr., assistant counsel, Foreign Relations Subcom-

558-568

mittee..

1206-1210

Utley, Freda, author.

737-796

Van Beuren, Archbold, former Director of Security, OSS..
Vardaman, James K., member of Federal Reserve Board..

1185-1206

1181-1184

SCHEDULE OF EXHIBITS

Number and summary of exhibits

1. Protest in Daily Worker, Veterans of Abraham Lincoln Brigade

2. Letterhead, National Council of American-Soviet Friendship,

Inc____

3. This exhibit was not received by reporter but was described by

Senator McCarthy as "a cordial invitation to attend a dinner

and presentation of the first annual award of the American-

Russian Institute to President Franklin Roosevelt for

'Furthering American-Soviet Relations'" (transcript, p. 26) -

4. Letterhead, Conference on Pan-American Democracy.

5. Letterhead, Political Prisoners Bail Fund Committee

6. Open letter to the New York Times, Schappes Defense Com-

mittee___

7. Daily Worker, February 10, 1938, Isaac's Stand on Gerson.

8. Letterhead, League of Women Shoppers-

9. Letterhead, American Committee for Anti-Nazi Literature

10. Letterhead and Attachment, American Committee for Democ-

racy and Intellectual Freedom...

11. Letterhead, Citizens Committee to Aid Striking Seamen.

12. Letterhead, Film Audiences for Democracy

13. List of officers and advertising board of Films for Democracy.

14. Program, Greater New York Emergency Conference on Inali-

enable Rights.

15. Open letter to the New York Times supporting Communist

cause in Spain__.

16. Letterhead, Lawyers Committee on American Relations with

Spain___

17. Letterhead, Milk-Consumers Protective Committee.

18. Statement of Senator McCarthy on Haldore Hanson

19. State Department departmental announcement No. 41

20. McCarthy's statement on Esther Caukin Brunauer.

21. Program of Washington meeting of the American Friends of

the Soviet Union___

22. Call of the American Youth Congress in 1938.

23. The American Union for Concerted Peace Efforts.

24. The New York Times' release on The American Union for

Concerted Peace Efforts.

25. Proceedings Congress of Youth_

26. Senator McCarthy's statement on Owen Lattimore__

27. Letterhead of Amerasia magazine.

28. Times Herald of June 6, 1946, How Come by Frank C. Wal-
drop___

1532

29. Invitation for Membership, Institute of Pacific Relations.

30. Program, National Emergency Conference for Democratic

33. Spruille Braden's letter, dated Habana, December 21, 1943.

34. Intelligence report by Edward J. Ruff.

35. Senator McCarthy's statement on John S. Service.

36. Letterhead, Testimonial to Ellis Island Hunger Strikers.

37. Letterhead, China Aid Counsel of American League for Peace

and Democracy.

38. Letterhead, African Aid Committee.

39. Call to a national conference on American policy in China

and the Far East..

42. Invitation to a dinner for Henry A. Wallace in New York,

Sept. 12, 1949.

43. Statement calling for reinstatement of University of Wash-

ington professors_