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NY 100-102h))1 Confidential Informant T-k, of known reliability, advised on January 10, 1951 GlRuueeennn knew the subject to b nist & res r conversations she had with the subject and with other individuals who knew the sub-= ject. This informant advised that no specific instances or state- ments could be recalled, but further advised that the subject had also visited with Mr. and Mrs. HANS EISLER on one occasione . ; On September 2h, 197 HANS SSLER testified before the House Committee on Un-American Activities that he had applied and had been accepted for membership in the Communist Party in Germany during 1926 and that he head never been active in Communist Party work. Confidential Informant T-5, another government ogonsy conducting security type investigation, advised on February 25, 1943 that the subject was known to that organization ta have been active in Communist literary circles and as a writers This informant further stated that the subject was listed in the oxford Book of American Literature as a "left-wing post". Confidential Informant T-6, of known reliability, edvised that the subject was known to persons at the Comtmnist Party Headquarters, formerly located at 35 East 12th Street, New York City, during the middle part of 1950. . COMMUNIST PARTY FRONTS AMERICAN STUDENT UNION The "New York World-Telegram"™ for May 7, 1943 carried an articie which reflected that the subject had been active in the Communist controlled "american Student Union", It may be noted that the American Student Union has been cited as subversive and un-American by the Special Committee of the House Committee on Appropriations, April 21. 19113. NEW MASSES Records located at the New York Public Library, Fifth avenue and lend Street, New York City, as reviewed by SA | reflected that the subject has written cles for "New Masses":