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Office by letter dated August 6, 1947, re~ interviewd by Special scene at which time be statedthat he did no « However, be added that white he was comected with a German publishing house the music ces composed by HANS EISLER cam to his attention, Accarding to the words tc such music were clearly propaganda for cavil also reported that Hans EISLER was admittedly « Communist and was to conduct a pro Communist art in Germany, The interviewing agents noted tha remarks concerning EISLER pertained to the period around 1930 to 1933 when the subject was in Beriin, had no information concerning subject's activities in the United States but was inclined to believe that he had not changed in his previously mentioned inclinations. He said that be had no additional information concerning HANS EISLER, In addition to the subject of instant suvestization, A e.... supplied information on a number of individuals who have been - connected with the U. 5. Govermnent and whom he deemed either outright Comaunists or Communist synpathisers. These ware as follows: 1 Grit in A 'g ad d 9° In addition to the abova names, also supplied cer~ tain information concerning each of the individuals, However, as that infor~ mation does not pertain to the instant case and as it has already been forwarded to the Bursau, it is not being repeated in this report, Log also drew the attention of the interviewing agents 5 [x0 a play entitied "All My Sons" which be said was written by one ARTHUR A » Who was alleged to be a New York Communist, He added that the play \ depicts America in an ebnoxious Right and ie really owtle Communist propaganda, ps GD waiter to the interviewing agents that all of ale the inforwation he had given was and hac originally been rec He Turther ntiftie TEIN as being a writer for the magezine "Plain Talk, * = 3-