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” Office Memord, dum. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO : Director, FAI ALL INFOMATION, con RED Anguet 8, 1950 Sar * "LE af om 2 HEE sod eet eee ha ame ? ; roe SUBJECT: “ky ESLANDA GOODE oe 0g SECURITY HATTER» C acen interviewed during the past few months concerning the concesie’ Communists whom he inew. The person namcd above as the subject this pase, was one of these individuals described as a waa cone valed Communist. describes a concealed Communist ag one whe does not nvld himsell out as a Communist and who would deny membership bir: in the Party. ; Bid ee GEE «215: SA en dung 29, 1940, i of all he knew concerning the subject. that he felt was pertinent, and he dictated this information te a stenographer of this office, who was pregent during the interviow, following set of quustions, He considered all questions in sometbion with this subjcet., Where he did not comment on some particular question as to the omy activity of the subject, then it is because he had no lmowledge. If he \ recalled anything about the subject as a result of these mestions he dictated jp what hs kaGWe - The questions sre as follows: ie used, in order to bring out all he knew ebeut the subject, the * | F de ree individual aan Q -? | &e. Tf observed @ description and obher identifying data; “mae he VB be If not seen, enough descriptive data about individual, to positively identify him or her; & Any aliases ceome a sane @e Narrate hoy he knows. individual ae a CommniLet Se If sucn ab a closed meeting, get date, -place and persons present at PSL hing; z ene be If told offielally thet individual was a Commmist, who said it, what were the clreounstances, and who was presen$; @-e Rulate ali occasions when he met or heard of individual as Communist: ‘ 3« Decununts re; a, iid individual ever write anything that might be considered Communist . ne Literzture, . Pa is. For "Daily Worker", "New Masses", "Political Affairs*, fe ~ any any DPront publications or other publications. i £e~ “Tiger cos HE 62 Gd on te S- 2% yoo WIN s APK/DM eh 2