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[ | y sw MIRA: errr IU RUNES bere: ’ The article was entitled "Einstein, Mann Ask Clark To € o~ The "New York Daily Mirror" of August 17, 195%, con- tafned Sta! ements from Louis Budenz's book, "Men atthont Facés", and quoted him with respect to the Cultural and Scientific Conference held at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, Me» York “4ty, March 25-27, 1949, as fotlows: “Reading the list of these who snonmsered end attended the Waldorf-Astoria 'Peace' sessicn were Thomas Mann and Albert Einstein, neither a Communist. Mann is the novelist, long a warm defender of Moscow. "The relationships with Mann and Einstein wer? esteblished by whet the Commun 'perete contrelt! white I was still part of the Red lead the ohio? unter tion with Mann ran through associates of his denghter ikeas while with finstein, means of reaching him were set up at Trines- ton. Jn both instences, these men were rersuaded ta todr pro- Communist stands by playing on their hetred of Naz know from what T heard said in Pelithuro meetings striking tllustration covld be fovnd of the wy well- n ment and women of unquestionable intecrity are deceived and oxplotted by the Communists." An article eppeared in the "Daily Worker" on Recemer 17, 1947, Jiscussine the filing of a petition to Attorisy Jeveral Tom Clark Lo dicecntinne deportations then pénding again Eisler Deportation." Jt was datclined Hollywood, Celifornia, December J, 1947, ‘so ip the book "Men Without Faces", rages 719-229 Bugenz deseribed the Communist origin of the f lana of the fris, Sctences and Professions, Inc. 12-19-5C New Yor’ report Re: "Natione] Council of the &rts, Sedences and Professtors, Tne.: Internal Cecurity-¢ Internal Se ty Act of WC IHSTIP-Gr Foy Brey he { (70) 0 F