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7 Aran a AL aS AP a Ry 8 ee i lt Sg ee a eB Cn arr Rama a a th eg ll pl tel ch Aan Fe hn cel Re ae Te Re Mila ai yt Nie EE AE mE Pk a lin Beas Oi et ee ana all pa a a a an ae ae . 66 : a Q@ aun 1, 1944 =S~ files of the FBI or the om ni PY. of the Novy, we, of course, »re not familiar with the evidence contain d therein on which the Naturelicetion examiner's memorandum was based, or with the sources from which it was obtsined. To get some ides of the noture of the researches being conducted by the Institute, we examined 2 copy of Vol. IX of the journal, "Stucies in Philosophy snd Social Science,” published in April, 1941, which is in two partes, One port contains articles on mas communiestion by radio, one of which is by Professor Paul F, Lasarsfeld of Columbis University's Office of Radio Research who is identified with the Institute, together with reviews of books such «s one by Herbert Marcuse of John Dewey!s "Theory of Valuction," two by Fen: L. Neuncnn on Fdgsar Bodenheimer's -ork, “Juris= prudence” ana on Usvia ¥, velegoreky!s worry, ®*Lefteding Pemocracy in the English Civil wir," one by henryk Grossmun, * member of tha Institute on Joseph A. Schumpeter'a book, "Business Cycles" described as - theoretical, historical snd statistice] analysee of tue e1itelist ;rocess. The other part contains, smong others, an article by Frederick Follork on "St-.te Cap» iteliom,® en »rtiele by Otto Rirchheiner, -lso - member of the Institute on “Chenges in the Structure of rolitical Com romiscj" om orbisle by Max BF tinier poke pores. on "Art nc Msgs Culture” ond ncoifion 1 reviews 0: books such, | Te iy POLU weld “Ot harkinn Hehcles "bobkey Weaken teal PUuanea ga meiiderea Myron Watkins! book, "Public Kegul: tion of Competitive rroetices in Business Enterprise® and Kemper Simpsonts book on “Big Business: Frficiency and Fascism;" a review by Paul W. Moasging of Ann# Rochesterts book, "hy Formers are Poor” und reviews m ce by Franz L. Neumenn of John I, Griffin's book, "Strikes," Morris Cooke's ond rnillip Murr: y's book, "Oeeenized Labor and Production,” M:lcolm Shorpts ond Cheries Crecoryts book, "Soci 2 Change and L«bor Law." We are particulsrly interested in Follocx's -rticie on "Stcte Cape 4talism" in which he seems to edvoc-te = demoerstic fore of stete cuplte}- ism as distinguished from the totalitnrian form which vould hove the com= plete munsgement in control of #1] dinstrumentnlities uc ¢« in the ,rodne= ; tion and distribution of goodspy the Goverment inelaucin: prices, es, income, the reguiction of zroduction anc the slloestion of t~bor cursuent to an el] plan dn which » private cnpiltcslint veuls br recuerd to mere : rentier., A reaume of this artic @ is conteined in ow re ort on raliacity q Case No. CC 4016, in which we exprass the a;inicn th t Ais .nlioco ny (8 digelos-d in this article follows corzumistic lines. In an effort to further develo, the fact th t toe In titaie is | comeun- istic organir tion we locked into the ehurneter oné oetivitiss of mot of its members. Two of whom (Herbert Morcuse and Franz L. heum.nnj .re in the F service of the OfS, and other persons whom we foun to be iventicied -ith it. As far es we could lern, the foulocin, ie ° 24st of te campers with their addresses: Franz L. Neumenn 27 Nest Sing Street, yo Frederick Pollock 90 Mornin, cice Drive, Lyc