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BOS File ll-106 construed as being subversive or un-American.. advised one of the classes before which the Subject appeared. He stated that. had announced at the begianing of the discussion period that the questions wore to. bo absolutely non-political and were to concern themselves with creative writing. and also concerning' the writings of the Subject.. Host.of the questions his books and also' concerning the ethics and morals of countries.in which the Subject had travelled, in. comparison with. those in this .country. Stated'that there.was a guest present'by the name o.. Who at "one' point attempt.d to dominate the entire di-cussion and' that it was'necessary for? to advise thatthe Subject was the guest speaker and remest.d to refrain from.asking. so. many questions. .According. t. apparently. became*angered at some statement which 'the Subject had made, which he thought had :: 0 been directed rard him nersonally and from then on until he was. repulsed by had atteapted to "hockle" the Subject. said that there was absolutely nothing said by the Subject which mention was made of the Nasis being decent people at that time such as the Americans. advised that he was oresent at the time the Subject appeared before them.. furnished in substance much of the sane information previously furnished by He alsos tated that there was no mention during the Subject's discussion with the class of current international political problems and that there was nothing said by the Subject which could be construed as being un-American or subversive.