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Letter to Director NY 100-26648 advised that he had not heard any of the above-mentioned man make any direct anti-American remarks but gathered the impression from their actions that they were in sympathy with Communists because at the time the Hollywood writers | were indicted, the above-mentioned indi viduals sappessed & Paelinag af eo uwrerat Pan +h- inal a ee ee ee ae men dD $0541 Va sympathy 2 VIS BEALE UU BLL GR BOC rela LL, GULL not recall definitely, either ZOLLER, VIERTEL, or LOSEY made commtinentary remarks about the ability of these ten indicted writers. Do: 00508 the opinion that, in the event he ware to determine that the above-wantioned men were Commmists or considared subversive in any way, he would immediately make it extremely uncomfortable for them and cause them to leave the hotel. He was referring specifically to JACK ZOLLER, PETER VIERTEL and wife, and PAUL*STEWART and wife. The latter has already made a reservation at the hotel when they return from their trip to California, which will be sometime at the end of January. It is noted that the synopsis of the reference report contains a mention of HANS EISLER operating out of the home of tor and Mrs, KURT s although no supporting information to this effect appears in the details. This was the result of inadvertence, inasmuch as the detailed information regarding EISLER'S contact with the ADLERS was set out in a separate letter bearing the eer same date as the report. cc: Los Angeles (100-18124)