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IA 100-16121; / _ CONFIMNTIAL
for R R. At the conclusion oi the letter, the tbllclring names arelisted possibly in connection with seeking iicn¢ vi-
Proiesso92! Dim, 35214 D'este Drive, Pacific Palisades,
Los An lee townie
g!eesor Theological Seninary, 99 GlarenontAvenue. '
s. .xeo'£31- Avenue, Brentwoodli-0., Lo:
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in the Loe Angelo: area.!
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publicltion oi e literary work of
Department fellowship and ind I180
19143 in connection with trenmitting
that mutual
writer is
poems and novels.
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wrote e group of
working for a State
in San Francisco during
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A group of 101'-ll! Iran mnmgmm to the 5151;»-1:;-Q.
to Hey, 19bh, revelled e mutual 1itera.ry"interest and referencesire! Hersh
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£5 1;; _ly conversation about P.1L-{nS' attempts t get established with his music
. in Hollywood. In the letter dated October 23, 19141;, he stated, "The situation
- is becoming bet-ter,_ not only in a military way but -...lso politically. The
~ _., military strategy of the Russians and their march through the Balkans and l
--._Z;¢~_1.-'l Hungary naturaIlJ.y facilitate historical changes in this "German corner" of
d Europe which soon perhaps can rank with many a modern city in illumination, and
_, -- 92 -perhaps Viennawill be a repetition of Paris if the Russians have passed ._,n group of letters from 3 ,§L13R_to the subject reveals ~ _*
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' _ Dcutsch Allenberg, Fischament, etc. I am speaking of a lot oi Austria and it
will soon be known what concrete steps the Russians are planning to carry out
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;=-j.1_.;;- - _ _ "The questionable factor nnturalll is the eternal time element vrhigg,I will....and does" the peoplein the society of the-revelutior; and.... . '
_ country people and industry and will extinguish the last spark of respect 1 _i " J in the world. That too will be corrected and amended in the future but in '
; Y.;;'=-r spite of that, it is a terrible situation. Hell is he who is a Yugos1av.g_ Q!~;<'<; r ' ' ' ' - . F
pr ' "As far as I can judge, .I it is certain that RQOSET:?..LT will
be elected by a typo of landslide. However, my extremely sparse contact with
the people might well make my estimate an error. "If, however, this DEE! ' .
F should became President tnere will be rain and well_1s he who has an umbrella<3 which will protect him from sustner showers and other things. However, the...-
Europcans, the Russians included, '1'nho made it a habit of yapping at the Nazis
will also make out the reactionary rain drops of D1%.'-.'x'$.{." lvl- _ _ti -i-21:5.- _ T"" _-1' if: K = I
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_ In a letter dated November 18, lehh, GII~Ih.PDf.speaks of the
impossibility oi his coming to visit H.'..E5Z;"S. He says "1-erhaps there will be~ a possibility later on to come to see you. I-low it is especially complicated.
, Doctor ordered H1_1I.Il§,t-:1 stop work for a few months which reduces the not too
large income. It would e different natm-ally, if uytrip were materially
benecial in the extent that in addition to traveling expenses, an additional- 3..10l.1Ilt for sener-al usefu purposes were left oven." Q,
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"The elections turne6' 6'ut well and the results prevented many da.n5_:er
" one possibilities. 192Za_turally_ there remain not only the final difficulties of V the decisive -battles, but also the-new "complicated problens of renovation in . the liberated countries. No person and no class can jump over its own shadow,
v and it is only natural that the class character oi many a liberated anzrr seeksa,?§_:nj . 1&0 change the fortune" t:-v.'ard.928' the right. In spite of that, in view of the
__ relationships between the larger powers and the inraer relationships of forces,
_ it cannot have such anunrestricted efiiect as for example, if DEJEY had D8811.e1ected.¥ ;' .- __~_ i __ ,"t - , . . - -, , ~.-:= 1;," , . . I - r ; - -
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LA 100-16121; niuqgm s. The self destruction oi Germany is making urther pro h ass. AL
One of the greatest hopes which one can justifiably hold is the tremendous
educational processes among the million German Prisoners of Jar in the
Soviet Union. Real amazing and promising things have taken place there-
Eaturally such beginnings have also been made in the Prisoner of War camps
here, more than is generally known and much less than would have been the
case if such a develoment had been favored a little instead of rendered
more difficult."
letters are from
VIEPTEL ; from
ions of
to Mrs
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of classics
in Germany; from
a vacation cure; from
a riend ,
cerning the use of'= t ic and L1 pnaisin-'1 subjcc s musI"O:?: in July, 19142 con-.- 'F ' 1'11 T I -E
~ ' . .. automobile by mrs. _.._. . or a tr..p, from
- ?! containing an arseal for nonar for -1- cal * strfrent of H'.'TI1, ths".foject's sister; 1:-oz: c}isclosing92- ' ' =. an ~ ~ ' ¬-"- - 6 had cone o He York fortnat tne vrrit-r had be--. in ee.<1co during _ an-i .. . ..
five -seeks after '92':bi.ch ho was to return to hiexico; the writer refer:-ins:
Lmioentified char actor who associates with the sub-act and
association not understood by the writer; from
tee Tribune for Free German Literature and Art in America, 1LT Pine urst
Avenue, I-Se-iv York City, and requesting the subject to take part in an
anniversa celebr?.t.':on for B"P.I1icLD VIERT.£L. The Preoarat v Coztnittofoto an
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A notation appearing on a card reads as follows: "Dear hA.392SI¬c3,
Enclosed #2 of Net's-ark, #3 cones this week. Give them to GEIEiaRT. Also-~
in EISLJ-.31 Language: To sleep witn a person is often COl0Ss3.llj-T 0V¬IESti.'_.-_1ted-
I-LQJI-=S I~4lSLE?'" g.P.N. is always al:-rays xmderostinated. - ELl"-F.I'£Di~3 EISLER!"
There is a ps.mph1st entitled "H-iI.EZII'?tICII POILQCK, in CO;i1L;1e!flOI8.tiOIl of his 50th
Anniversary, Liay 22, l9l:h, consists of philosophical iragmants and ;Ju¥;lis;1ec1
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as follows: "HAiTI¬S EISLER in Moscow. The German Revolutionary Musician,
HAHN5 EISIER, who a few weeks ago made an extended'Cecture tour through the .
United States at which time he appeared at numerous meetings and concerts in
behalf of the fight against HITLER fascism, recently proved at the Workers
Olympiae-Strassburg and the" Workers Music Festival in Reichenberg his close »,
connection with_theworkers' musical movement the recent development of whichis tied in closely to a great extent with his name. ,!|u» r
i "HKLJ QISLEH is the composer of "Rota-Wedding" and numerous other t;
verses from-ERIC: "£,I!i,LR1, which in music have becbme the property oi the Geman pro1eta d are sung bythe workers of almost all countries. For 3;-___
approxiinately four years H.ftI~TIIS EISL5R has been working closely with BERT - T
BRECHT_among whose creations.are 'The Mothers and the !Pinheads and the Found»
heads, for which EISLEP. prepared themusic. We understand that Gomrade .HANNS aisles plans to write the music in Moscow for the net lm of JORIS -A1w:zs."~¢-¢u__ i _ - . _ ' _ a .
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92- - "EISLER's Program of the German Ce ral Zeitung t be held on Julv ll92at 7:30 psms in the Author's Hall, U1iza'..ar skcwo 50. Pr ram: ER;f]1I__:__ t
PISCAQDR speak about I-ial;'192=S EISLER. CQROLA, MFER and HA?Cf92TL ODE?-3% will
sing EISL3R's melodies accompanied by the compose!» HAENS ElSLEH92Fill speak
concerning his American tour, Presentations of EISLER's melodies sung by
EHIGST EYJSCH. At the conclusion of the program HA!-FNS EISL.-;-R will rehearse with
the participants at the program his new Unity Front SOng' with words by
ERECFT.! Tickets are available in th offices of the 'Deutsche ZentralZaitung." t'g , ¢ . p" é~ < _ ' '- _ -
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A series of articles published in the Les geles "maminer" duringNovember, 19146, by RUTH E'I5S1?ER, with alias, straits? lsi-st, while Writing
of G.Hl_RH1£TiS connection"-nitn Communist or'ganj.,ze.t:'.ons;- involved her brother,
HAN}-ES EISLELE. Inanother instaI.]_-"nent sub_ject"s sister wrote that I~.A.Ni»TS
{allowed G.o R&l,.RT to America in 1935 and they met inilqlew York. _ She wok: of
HANNS' traveling back and forth between the United States and Europe making
several trips to Russia to show his continued loyalty. In still another
installment FISCi£R'rote that she tested HAbNS' degree of subservience to theCommunist Party by telephoning thlat he .had new instructions and that he A
was to go to the corner of Rue Amsterdam and Place Clichy and there await a 'Major he knew. He agreedto this arra.n.ge*nent. i a 5 ' ' _ " ' '
Upon another occasion, sisi*s talked fwith his sister during the
Z-'T:~scow trials and according to her-he became hysterical with the thought that
he and GEFL~iA.R'1 might feature in,one of"t'he Moscow efendéntts longwindedaccusations. -his subject begged FISCHER-to lat it oe known that rs: years? Q,. - _ ' 92' &. . - , I . , A . ', - ' at -» " ,. 9292 '' .' - . " - - ' - ' ,. I
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Road Groto -V élkdw l l 1 "7 7 g meseagesz received and '
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,_ uth Ledge aunt. --~ <-___ 1_1 on Hudson and were a'nait.ing'~£or'ti1éml to come _EaL8t. *
. " ' On July 23 subject , urea Ch'.'92.RLES cu,-mnr 1o6h ' ',0 Bevarlyilill "Eh-= ' * ', Sn.-mnit DPLVG,a, - rollomng nieesage: """ ' ""' _""
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On November 12 "QL6_ "I am very nor:-yabout our oldoniusical misxmdersteinding. I am not W13 ednvzinoed that you are doing one of your greatest t '
that it ranks th De
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_ On A - ember 31, 191:6, the EISL:'P.s sent a
--§T_,- Qd §:!1"B- '1 ' probably identical with J";-*5at "-mo Yuooo Lcrmiz, Victorville, " _ 'C-'=1l11"ornia , for-».1
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vou= I will 1.-rrite you .:..o..1e""-" u.1?;i1§l§T.r 9, 19-46, a_ telegram signed and IDU was sent tobhé h'r=t.h an-<. 1; =10 a ' * _ - , ; O Sid-J, gong Island, New York. '1!-'ihy 'don't you Write? -H01? .iS Give this consideration iznm di- . é
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t-he film director!
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¬i:i.iEifu.1ly yours, HAIIKS EISI.-FIR.""4
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?ict- ' - ~ ' =ures, hollgmood, C;-.l1iorn.a, telegraphed the subject to a--_
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B.Al~I.-'EiI-TIKJFF'S office a 10:30 ' '1 ' ' " °? -°¬1- 92 U , aprl Q for a meeting with a yr
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rest .{fest PacificL 8, 19b7, a telegram was addressed to
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Sn May 22, 19l:'T, 55-. of the Net: York Daily Yiorker, "rir :1-
H.».192INS EISLER that he had made a at the Hotel Edison starting
June 5, 19117.
On hay. 23, 19117, G;-3Pi1I.%T-IJT E} 51 F,-< wired subject that GEP.I~i..PIDT's
trial was postponed to June and he would like subject to come to New 1'or~:
at once. .w ' Q made availabl "Y" '- " ~ e the fol...o...LnE -__1<'lt¬I'ia1.S from subject's. _' residence e ¢ c ecific Coast Highway, Malibu 3-each Colony, Los .92ngeles:
A Postcard e from
Local 19, U@?.".'.-., I~;'c'.'.' Yer}: Cit;-', regarding an Ewcecutive Board meeting.
6n .2 piece c-1 p2pC_" a map anzf address sgiorred 2i133 I-iansas, Santanonica, C£.lifo1"!'1i9..ul4,,
Piece of paper ending with the
to be not-ed that this is the name of
, A letter to subject headed Olynpi
}1o3.1y-wood, California, Nove.aoer 5, was from indicated
. that he had previeusly met the subject- and92 aid him in __>.> composing some songs for UCLA. % Ck ,' ¢
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Post Office l3~epa.rtraent, Los Angelss, California, Eiollywood
receiot from a~Z1"s. ICU ?ISLE5i of one piece of ordinary
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An employees earning statement 1'.'ro".n P10 dated February 25, 1914?,
sh-'>'.'.'inf' gross earnings cf $1300 fro Z~IA£92192IS EI5L.'..1'1, showing Social Security
rgznber 56h-30-BLU46.
An Air Mail Special Delivery envelope postmarked Februar-." 22, 19b7,
with _a returrlpciciress, Civil P.ig."hts Congress, 205 East r'.:2nd Street, 3-.'e'.-.' Ear}:1?, l92¢e'.'».' York r
lir Liail envelope adéressed, Professor I-1.-i's.l '1 .'S ' return address,ASCAP, 30 Rockerfellow Plaza, New York 20, Nev: York, F up
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dated February 20, 1934?, shovrirxrg gross earn;i.ngs of subject as. $3-392-*§3_=. Ho<-hming as to"v:hat t.*1is earning epplieci. p W An earning; statement from P;~{O Picture Incorporated,
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Air nail envelope to airs. IOU EIS1.aE: postmarked Praha,Cbechoslovalda with a return addr %w
Earning statement from mo to I1AI92L92fS EISLER dated liarci". 31, 1927,
; _=' _;_»:%_.:'_;92 showing gross earnings of 31,000. ¥ M/_
Memo to mu EISLEIR dated Febru-11'! 5, 19hT,&="=>a '0 Branch B - _-" ,f_-,e:',f{"§T:i 11, of Ameria advising that e cheek draw:-an on 90-Q32 b for $2110.10 had been incorrectly listed as $2140. T ro-
'- Envelope aéoressed LOU EISLER aostmarkedl Berkeleh Iah921?1:'!' 3}},' r* F aweIs, w l r
Envelope postmarked New Yorlc, New York, February 20, 19L-T, toF.-92NI~¬S EISLER with return address, 305 Broadway, Room 207, New York T, Ne
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'_5 On e bill from Canvon 21'.-render there were several penciled-add, _ . including and'PAUL'CZI!IIt " = 7 1511.: Kroor e e;,-', 1926T; York City. Under this. latter name was glaced txe naQ 1' 1 Qu. t ~»
______ ' Letter from
' ' -:.= October 25;, 19140. This letter in the German language is being sef-____ _,.; Bureau for translationeyw ~ '
A paper bearing the address- ¢ M ' 0
1-. letter fromto IL4.1$1~?S EISLER, cage of Radio Pictures, congratulating =-
I4. 1 Scandals in Paris.
An envelope to I-L¢1.§IlS EISL1-R postmarked Feoruar_3-5 Arnold Production, Incorporated, 1000 North, Las Paloaik. . -_92 .V ,.-.,- . -. ,
Envelope addressed to "Qccupant" or _:;rs. LO7,IS._' h92 Léalibu Beach from the gutual Productive Association ..,'.3C3.1E_E_-_:;~'§__,'=&"J.'~.-'.;_1i-"i_=-_;i* ~.. . -G -u 92, 92 ;,:J92.92: ." "" 7
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-- i}._~.;:$;é= -"7- ~<'1*"'-l~" "-*1-"0 s ma. be an alias o sub_'ect's ~'-ri*"e , ==;;f";5,'»'~:§7_'<'-";,==- 7 F- -.5 I Y 3 ' s -
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Letter dated November h, 19546, to subject from c-one-srn~a mussc lesson. pg, -
An envelope. to riAl92'S E'£$L.3.'r1, 15S'.~.~;a1 bu*Beach, Pacific Palisades,
C:4.l.f0I"u_a, US , i'r':m Rogistrat dor Stadt Wei -. - '~ ' ll Iiultzr
Sbulldlngs Amtsfuhreader Stadtx-at,s £1
' 2 Emelopc postmarked peoember 19, 151146, to and Lars, ';L&_,._3___'~"*'§:__s;:;{= 1ro.n £OLPY-R3188, 16035 1:91-tr. Bronson, Elojilywood 26, California. y ,_
an ¬I1Vsl0pG to Mr. Es2;l~Ti=.92S,EJ.SLh1R, 16-50 North 1,11C.1pi Drive, P::.ci;ic
1"a1a.sa.oes tpo t.":.92;ri-tori siarch 11, 1913?, from Room 2008, 10 East 140th Strsot,It T YDTA, I92o1" ark. V
Envelope to subject and wife from -~-x'- - =
, - .1 Earnmr statement from BRO to I'LJNS EISLLP. Liar-ch 6, 1911? , gross
e==rn...ngs, $1,000
~-" ' $1_§ 1GdIx
S'bE.biI'1;_i that the civil 1-ivhts Congress was going to I dated march '1, 191:7, in the German language to "Dear LOU"
und rv'r'1oc p
g-t <0?-T9292~IL.92.Snot be chi lcvltition to friend eras;~:..a'r. Tho; thought it would be good to 1
signature so as to encourage others. stated tks should -
as he had recerltly taken an open start in regard to FAQTEIS.Sh, stated that perhapsnwould help. Tho lotto; furthsr stated that *=. ,.oe.;1c-n gran? of Polsce o_...Lce:rs had ed to arrest Gs?-L..92RT.l.~ -
x T I -, T ' ' n memo informed _.t-at to c-.11 stating. that ss'.-u-1>- Sm? .mas here ana would come beck tomorrow mo:-ru'_n,g.pg92, ,
A letter from -congratulating LOU
on her bJ..I1;hdEV and .'rl'~o isitingv-ith the J5I'LI:1R's
1 and sent regerds to the E.92;SLER', I ,/
f-13%; A letter contains this handwritten postscript: "PS Suddenly with- '~ ' ' e red for-elbn policy evzrytbing -about G§:RI*I.-3,??? becomes very clear.II. . as * - 92-'92 v '
ggay t1-=~ page letter from the~Civil Rigrrts Congress, 205 sast hzns 3 -
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Street, New Iork, Ne nbrk dated April 23, 19b7, and »nned PE
"Dear Hanns and Lou: -
_ "Joli, I am finally back in New York, having stopped etSt.
Louis, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit and Pittsburgh since I saw you
- a week ago Sunday.
"I called CHsRLIE;CHaPLIN yesterday as you sujgested. He is
now staying at £ss'sEI§¥E$E'§b@@1, 60 East 6Tth Street, Einelandsr
h3600. he was very friendly but said that at this moment he is
heed over heels reading briefs and manuscripts in e law suit which
will probably have him tied up the rest of tnis reek and maybe
the beginning oi next. e said that when he is finished with the 92
suit he will be nappy to make an appointment for me. we left it
tnet I should call him on nondey and find out when the appointment5" can be made :
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she said teat "on will uri e 2 et:r which rould Here on April IO, _ _ e t T
have to be given o CinPLIN by messenger, not by mail. is far as I
can tell, such a letter has not been received here. I would L
apprecirte it very much if you could prepare a letter which I could
take with me when l heve_ny eppointment with CJ EL:Na I em sure .= 5
tnat such a letter woulddo a greet deal to make our talk worth
while.
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that C3nFLIN offered to nave sons sort of a party for G£EE_RT.
If tnis is the case, we could of course get tne necessary help in_ arranging and carrying through tne prsjoct as soon as we can get gig
' , agreement from him as to e date.
"is you probxbly anon, tne whole fund-raising aspect of tne
campaign has been seriously affected by competition of other com-
pelling demands. I" is our fooling that a CisPLIN affair would
help break through this situation which has us in vary bad straits. 1
"ns you probably know now, G?RHiRT was arraigned yesterdgy
in Washington and trials were set for Any 26 on the contempt chirge, .
and June 16 on the false statement charge. He is coming into Y
the office here in e few minutes eni.this afternoon we are hold-
_ ing a press conference in our office at which he will tell his story '
3_-3.5 to representatives of the press and wire services. "
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ii; _ able to pay her aim Eaintenance while waiting in HEEXICO zor e visa. The latter al R f . b ' 'al.'ththe who
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I'.i_ 4 - Q-__ r"I want to tell you both that I enjoyed very much your
kininess and hospitality while I was on the Coast. I an very
sorry that the pleasant time that we had together couldn't
have been longer and that it -couldn't happen more frequently.Tfith warmest best 1risl1e:-2,"; u92
An envel addressed to Mr. HANNS EISLER with the return addressa F » 92
A preliminarv
dated April 30 l
her address as
as Female, 5'12 ,5.
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driver's license with California
also known as giving
I and setting ' o n escription r:k hair, gay eye SS kilogrammm vb
A letter addressed to my de and signed H address
dated liarch , 19 7. This letter
. e PO51 1 1 y o e xwiter coming to America April 22 on the
Mauritania representing a London Dress Manufacturer. The writer1.....
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speaks of bro er in Mexico _
..f on r to cee hou for 0 e ome other' ' 1 ' .and wonders "T 5 c B ask he i p ' se !1m '
so spea s o r.ho may e identic '11 persons
previously wrote t su J66 s wife. as set forth herein. t,
New York, dated December 12, l , addre ssed Dear LOU"92-1if-h COP! 11 _921l1i'QRDQJHS. The letter expresses sympathy for the trouble sh and HANNS are hav-
'ng and suggesting that CLIFFORD introduce HA1-ENS to LEON L?-ER.'92ISTINE, 2220
Saticoy Street, C-anoga Park, California,
r. performance of something by HA1-.TNS next
the firm §Z...ZAl92I and FPIE min do Galilee
A letter to subject asking his
evidently ttached to the original letteiritials D gives writer's telephone
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asksyou to testify. I have so advised thewith V181? to he 'ng LEONARD give
Fall. The writer go on to say thatthis Spring. F, ,¢,
approval on an article which was.
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number
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in the 92 letter.
If this is not correct, please let ne know."
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says, "Just a 13. /to
these papers in no hall
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The writer-
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an h. ng that my articulation of the rill convinceSigned, is an address frsquentl
e or ph-one from t..e su JGC
.43 -Envelopes postmark d ebrue O and Februarv 1 o subject's
wife with return address
... . - ' W I California y5 ' - 670 Thr>ugh ne following infcnuation was derived:
Under the name of I-LANB 01- I_.fJI' l£ISLF,§*., subject and his wife mainttined
e joint commercial account at the #estwood Branch of the Bank of emerica, at
Yestwooo, California. During the letter half of 19b6, the bank balance
remained in the four figure class and cnecl-cs seemed to be smell. In June
of 19146, tnej: wrote seventy-six checks in smell ::.:.1ounts totaling
e $1,857.21. The balance was between 11,000 and j2,000. In Adgust of 19h6
they 1'-':r-otc ten checks totaling $5300.13 and .11.:-.de no deposits. Their balance
ran between 13.1,-£70 and $1,870. In Septeznber, 19146, they wr-ote_ fifty-six
checkstotaling $8?1L.'T6 and made three s;21a.ll deposits of $106.20 on
S¬:_.;benbeI' 12, 19146; $710.70 on Sefstesber 20, 19:,-6; $110 on September 2?, 19316.
forty-six checks totaling $630.62 end made three deposits, $75 on Hovenber 9, 1.-~
$250 on November 19 and $100 on November 22. Their balance ran between
f;'fC92O cnd'$5l,O0C. t
The benk balance in recent months has man sligntljr high reflecting,
t probably increased steadiness of work as indicated by the salary statements
from PJIO Radio Pictures as set out Lbove. in Je.nu:".r;; -of 1934?, they made six
deposits 01 on January 13, 19147; $.20 on Janurry 16, l9L7; $.50 on
Je.nur.rjr 2'3, 151:7; $550 On JO.:1u'3.ry 20, 1117; $15 on Je_:iu':.r;,r 27, 19-E47 mid 51,33?-HO
on J.o.nu2ry 2?, 19117. Their closinj balance for the ieonths of Januory was
1" ¥e1,i4?-*9-T34. During the month the"-$1.-' rote checks in 5:13.11 aznunts; the only
- :1: oi any size was $150, Ja."1uar'"_? 21;, 1954?, p: ssibl;-' the check for rent on
their residence. .
' .-.t the end oi February, 1911?, their bc.nl<: balance was $32,0S8.0h.
They made deposits in amounts of I-1,080.10 Febru-ar_',' 5, and $690.10 on
.,. it February 19. During that month they Wrote checks as follows: ».W _,¢i§FQ4§3w. . -'.- 1'.-"$1 '. , ? , Date Payee ' 2 ..."not.nt
1/31 ROG Brothers, he-0 1:». Beverly Drive s 7.15 p$5 l/31 Sent: nionica C:-Lnjron Cleaners ' 7.148 0.». t- - _ 2/ 1 Grecnblatts . 1.2.15/2 92 3
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-~___ ~_ ii. nTheir balance st=':.;rec? between l__.-1300 and 1,150-J. Noverzbcr, 19246, they wrote "-5
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1 _m__m cougzzunm
$150 ' 1/22
1/28
1/31
2/1
1/28
1/20
1530
1/25
2/10
2/52/h
2/L
-1? 2/12/31
1/26i .
2/2
_ 2/2
2/2
2/8/
2/11
" 2/5
2/s
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2/0
2/9Date . PayeeI I
is tho
ant 2 y of o house thqv occupy at
galiii! _as 1 int-orsec by h
ELIz1sEs3:3§sa1_ Las 1'1-anica -Pb:-.rmac;,-'
Classics Club_ Cash ind0rsed_
Cash inarsed the szme way
* Bay Cities Typewritsr Shop
Cash no indorsement
Aolrose Grotto 92-
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Wright ano Jacksnn '
Cash indorsed by Canyon Cleaners
Hudson Shipping Company, haw York with this
fir; l~J-ST_.?E-1 had cozunmmications COIIC-_r1"11
. 'ing sendini of European relief packages.!_
Associated telephons
C= bu inn Market
gzrbapo collection!
ELIZ4E:T¬ 3EDF
nuts Club of Southern California -
Milibu I1 Rrkdt ~ n W .27195
5-57
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25.09
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2/22
2/21
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2/21
2/22
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3/20
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3/2b3f25
3/26
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Bank of AmericaAount
. $ 35-53
. LOU EISLER Cashed at Westnood Bank of
'Ier1ca!
Malibu Inn Harket
HuIson's
dalibu Inn Market
Malibu Inn Market
F lr " tiis ose uro o
Schwab's harms We -. cashed at
wi_ on anc no ywoo Brancn, Security FirstNational Bank
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Greenblates250.00
9.30
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It is noted tnat in all the above cnecks the subject cashed only
;3.0@, $h.6E and s5.@6 respectively. All otners were written by lrs. EISL H.
During the latter part of march and the first part of April, the
following checks were rum through tne EISLQH account:
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Data Payee 0 A100 mt
3/26 110 1-: »h 0 10-00pa nrong
Hollywood-onsran Branch, Citizens
Rational Bank} .
353135??"-?T=-§ *=3 3/211 -A sever and Linen Servicef__- "11 "L1/5 Lialibu Inn . . 11/2 ;.-Ialibu Inn '
0 3/30
14/3 Cash 5.55" L1,.-"5 12-Sh
u/L 29.00
1:/ 25-15L;/T 8-12
h/5 i~JLIZ.-£::LTfi 5.651:./9 _ ' slblrose Grotto 3.22
L/1O Santa .z.onic=_: Canyon Cleaners 10.35
OJ1/:3 . Santa Ldohica Hospital 3,09 V.11.-'10 2?-16
.,_.".-5,--L '0/ll * Brent.w'_92nd Phar-macy 5.673/31 ~ ? ga-.~den'in-~ 15.00 '
3/26 _C:s'.-1 ancio1-sed- 3.00
L;/lb Bani; of n.ner.1'.ca 25.00
.1;/10 aalibu lrm 20.00
L/8 Qnzlibu Inn market 11.66
la/'19 -Jialibu In: 1-3.00n/11 .-1 0:." 0.81
11/11 ' 12.00
11,/12 1&0 1 u Inn Market " "Q DISH-¢
1.»/'12 . Laialibu Inn 1.:-lrit-at 5.07L1,/15 nialibu Inn market 2.791- 16 . Chandlers Shoes! 0 1'4-I _ in 92-llj/15 Los 0 - 15.16
/15 Cash 1.01
.- L,/16 .500";-n 19 , 50
. ; I.-/16 ted bf" Kraft Cheese cn. £1.00
;:.=.f; - I.-/10 10.00 11/lb 11110 10.00-**-"<"'"'=1'-1; h/17 5.'LIZ..l_'.'-JE'II-1 m=_0v_=.1~: 9.61
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The following listed automobiles were observed at various
_ perked in the roadway -L..."-eaedietely in beck of subject's residence on
Coast .-Iiglwag: e-I I
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En--3 -I-3 re1'|192.¢-I-.1 LL
license
C5-I e women,
15 tee subject of Los Angels-.2 file
On November 18, e car §r1rini libé California registration
IW~>~?£t12Y?6 3e§2a%t%r*d.t2 . 4 I . x . . §»" »~-~~= *':r..u-rr=:"eg1s tered 1n ;.l$acnusette,,1-.'as 1n tne vlclnlty of _
n.'.SI.ER's for tr.-J hours. Tne car was occueiecl bv a man and a woman .. ' Didentity _m1.knovm. '
Gn*I~'eoru1r3,-' lb, 19b7, about 3:3£3 p.m., an automobile bearing 19L6
license B57061: ;lEichi¬?.n! and accompanied b 2. Cnevro t cou e be ' O 6
Califarnzie I1' cense -36'I§?3 registered to
it
On ma '< -'.-= 7
registered to 2
tozetrazr with a car earing, 19116 California. license 3C2656 registered to the
Qtell Oil Comparg, Incorporated, 315 lierby Avenue, O-='§c'_1?:"I, California.=5 Cr-J_if~-;rnia license T321239
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An automohile be»:rin- 1 346 California plates ' ' registered to6eT6?5
;. black 19L-'6,sec1a~n *-ore! not belring license plates.
Beginning March 20, 1914?, and for approximately two-three days
at frequent intervals there was parked in the vicinity oi .£LSL"_'P's, a auto-
mobile bearing 19146 California license plates 7SN3L2- It has not been possible
t-0 ebtiin the registration for this ear from 1'55 -*7l'?ecorde of the Ce.1* '=r - I I I _ in . I. .~,~e,-_'.-..";=3""_-.-5J.:'_%. license division ant: 1t 1s thouhit tn:-.92t U115 llceaae may have been IlSfll"f L19
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o_:¢?»-5:"f?_@.": ¬.;,=I.2 ,- 1 aw ?'::'-1s oos;rved_ Q residence where
-: O to ¢=o¢ p.m. when she went back to the FEUCEF1g"£E's residence._ J -ii; ~ . '.5 driving, IEUC;Jl.a1£;I~.'s car bearing. 1%].-6 Czliiornie license
"I31 19, 1 1'-17, an <'lLIt0H10Dl1° be rirg 1 L C?.l_fo:~n1'1 1 cons-..
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mis car has been a visi or r-t EISLIS-E-As
on an '".vera,ge of four time e week during the last week of April, 1913?! on
Of 1-1%. 1914?. License 331195 is a.l9l1O Lincoln1. Q
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On iierch
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2?, 1s>w,1>h@ er res -"-red -'-,-
ebove, was agai ssen it E1311 : -
22, 19b7, a 1936 ymouth '*aring l9h6 California plates
'5'E5'§O? reeistered to Doctor TI.'EODDP_ *;!P.N_ 316 South Canter Street, Ehrenb-
sBw...'TS'LJ:!}1s-. we-oe heights, California, was noted
on AP;-11 9, 191,7, tn; day after arrived in Los
1 __,_'| V rv ILAn,-re es to stay .-._th subject during her campaign in tee Les .e'm~ele- er-eaF "= 92'i'_'F-"1D7:T P. Tefense Fund 4 The car, registered to
about 9:15 a.:n. at which time a woman believed to be, riysd
and went into the house; is 1>r-mablzrse s~»»s<=t-w1¢-
Shortly thereafter subject cane out of the house and too-.< the i~;7e.1ib11 bus
to $antr. E-ionica where he
to Beverly Hills.
the R313 Studios on Bower Stre gt.
Later on the sane day
driving from the IAUC.;T,=.-1. C-ER's residence to
she stej-rod for a;pro>;.'nntel;' an hour ans
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Onh 4 9 _ -I a._ .
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St :t, S'1r.t1,;onice was observed 2t E1SLET:'s.
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xx.transferred to a Sente ivio; cf. Boulevard bus
At Beverly Hills, he tool: a taxi ":16 ~.-::»;;t directl;-,r to
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On Jwril 12 9L? a car bearin: 19145 California plrttes L-.T59O!_=
gstered to
s obs-rv'>c at EISQER
On spril 25, 191,7, at approlnmatslj 1.30 p 1:1 tn automobiles
oelrwx 1974? Cai._io:m..a license 73R60l¢
"Era 0'0S"I"»'2d -t EISL I s ""e c*"~:r~r s registereo to
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the first three weeks
Ssphir registered to
4 ril 2/ 19L7, duringem 191.6 C.l_forn1_ cense 33 L9
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the 111 rning hours from 10:00 to noon tn;
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on April 21, 19b1, ajac 3"" =0 B bearenz 19L] Cekfemei-£_..._
B=S5-"9 registered tones noted !o sgp for a veg short tlme 1n front 0 B "Z '5
ans a your: man got out to go to the subject's uoor Later that sammorning an tomobile bearlng, 19L? Califorma ilates 6OPT1_9 and re l5'bBIB£-' to wag obsér-wed
we at note: stopolne
' at subject's residence on tns cl e was the car drlven b tne lrnted ta es
mail -nan a 1 1.10 "1dSmObl+E seca-. re""ster_.d to
bear-115 l;'_=. license p ate 61~1l_l3
92 namber
registered to
Q Anrll 6, 19Q_~7, L4 , e _cer ant the automobxre beanng 1916 11c==n=e
- were observes at EISL 1'
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19h6 llcense' BJ562].
-were at E:.D.'t»';|.
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bterved at ___:-r-5 On en 9 191.»? tne
*s alt ear en: for a sncrt t1_:ae du::'1.n th
6 Ford beer1'1g 19[.? Cal;ior-nla late :_PJ.13t1,_, .3 - th . rs in St1.1C.l0S, 1.16 kort. L¬E ea, '1-:>11_,vw _, CEl.l1fOIT!1& ,
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was o-s=-rved at EISLEP s
H Or. ;r;e3»'ilO, 191.17, tlnere were observed 1n front of E-S_ _P's, a blue
Chevrolet with the sign iastines * Car 92no lI.LC6fS¬ plates} anc t &_92__
-car. On hiay 5, 19147, tne ano EIS' F. cars were oose t _ _ - -rvec1 a4 -}EISLER'S together 1*." tn 19 6 B k 1
on lsed sh t suo3act*s telephone mmb r*3 u » - .1 -
been c. anged to E.ZAlibu B262 alt-rot h 11:. was st1 _-_1 uzoer the name of W
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In the Los Angeies ualw newspapers cater; Feoruarv 7, f, 11 sub =1;
was ousted in connection wlth an lnoulry mace upon 111:1 bx me new .1:-=rs con-
cernmg RUTH FISCi{¢;R's charges that e bretn-r, 1:."1o":1 she castle _.AX *1
was e % veq' ph_. osoplucel sense of tae won: T'1e set} ct sta*
that he hedf never been known as JAX bu* that he adnnrod GEri 51$ ifs er» 3-=
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Los AngelosADaily Hans as saying, "I an not surprised that qr0 - I |
°°"F"?EhmAL
. RANKIN and
Er. T{O£AS use my former sister, &i§§ FISC3j§, for their activities. I
personally have nothing ta do with politics. I an only a composer interesteo
only in my art."
UL' Fr'0m..¥ was arned that sub'ect has used the n=..ne ~1A.§lff _ i lo . J A " "* -
EISTEE in certain activities in the Los Angeles area, especially in connection
with his membership in the Hollywood Writer's Mobilization and as Chainnanof Los Angeles Lodge h5?, B'Nei B'Rith, Room hD?, Lincoln Bui1ding.!¥{;L;
EZSLER appeared on May 12, l9h?, beiore the sub-committee of the House
Committee on Un~Anerican activities in its sessions at the Lo
Biltnore Hotel. Subject is reported to have evaded questions
been so unsatisfactory in his attitude that he was summoned t
a conrlete committee investigation in Washington, D. C.
H» .EH25 disclosed tnat subject has been in icmzmmicatl-on with
Fmmpu i-ssN in connection with the latter's oifor to subjec
in sex York c i- on the subject of "Husic i n Germany under Hitler.
with subject as stated above acvising subject. som tint in June
$I;L$"rzcsnt1y conmudcated
that he had a "'"=""**'" *J.L_ --92_1_-____ 1' J__1 92____~__ .- ._.reservation at tne soison notei oeginning dune
E;sL:; intended to stay until time for the committee hearing
F. C. It is not known whether the subject's plans have been
17 by a recent message from Q Y%. IT EI§l_1 asking subject to
as soon as possible since G.REAEDT's trial had been set
1* "1-._.- _
J35 recently advised that e greet coal of pre
put upon L5,£!E.f=
Hollywood, Cali rnia, in an attempt to have the subject git"
to urito themusical score for a million and a half production.receht1y92=s nngeles
and to have
0 appear bczore
on Juno 16»
t to lecture
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in Jasnington,
changed recent-
bo in New York
for June h.
smrshe
the con%a*
b?1:ht in Qnilani for the Arthur hank Al iznce Pr0oucti:ns enlitled, "So Q
Joll iemenbored." Tho persons seemingly st anxious to have subject hired
for this job were ' RIAN S T'and EDWARD» .YTRYK, Director. 11... C-QT 92
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upplied a list of persons called rrom tne fubje¢t's tole-
phono during the period from December ll, to Aaron 10. This list f0l1o"s:
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DATE IISIHKNCE OCGUPAEIOh IIFLOYIR
1937
1937
Jan. 21,'38
to Ilr,1939
.3Ys1939 to
Opt. 1939
§ept.'39 to
Sept. 1940
561313. "O t0
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Oct.'¥0 to
April,1942
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Oot-lQh5lkoevboeetrand, Denmark
Prague, Czechoslovakia
Iev York Gity, lee York
lexioo City, Iexico
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Iexicali, lexioo
Ies York City, Iev York
and commuting to points
outside of low York
Mexico City, Iexico
Highland Iotel, Hollywood,
California
Burlingmme, Ieet Loe
lngelee, Oalitornia
1650 I. Analti
Pacific Palieadea,Galit
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law School for
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1,-,-.-' i_ . had been postponed until September, l9_I+7, and that he would be notified in_ 1 . .1V, $3? ., , ' ' advance of the exact date, On June 5, 7,_EISLER was called collect at - _-.-- =1 F 1-' ed. . - A. '
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it e' Tne Subject called Stilwell 1+-2511+, New York City, from his 1
residence on Lay 25, 2?, 30, and June 2, l9l?= ' ' l . .. ' lire. mu1s , -wife of the Subject, '-received a telegram from
1 the Subject on June , 19 7, which stated that he expected to arrive at the,
, Lbs Rngeles Municipal Airporton ihursday, June 12, 19b7, at 7:45 1.1. ' -1;Plaza 3-0735, New York City, by CLIFFOH§%DETS, who had also calledthe n '_ __ Subject the previous d&y ibU 8262} Malibu, California, which is _ =Y telephone at EISLER'e,rea1 ence.':1'.,;~n T V . f '- - " "7 . '- '
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A review of EISI..E'a bank account at the hestwood Branch, Bank of
Anaerics, disclosed that there was one check dated June 27, 1910, signed by- _. in the sum of $3.53. Hie check was cashed at the lialibu Inn,
. ' Llalibu, alifornia. Investigation at Malibu failed to disclose anyone lino
had seen EI.SI.E1-. since the first part of June, 191.7, prior to his departure for
Hew York. The bank account included a number of checks made out by LGUISE
EISLE11.
On June 30, 19b7, two "|-estern Union cablegrams Ir e, delivered tothe :-.1sL.s.=. residence. One was signed by an individual nsm:§,~;;_:sFn;r;:r;3s
and offered the Subject 410,000.00 plus c5=;:0.00 traveling e>q.>enses a.r;;i treme-
portation for himself and wife to come to raris in order to begin an original_-__. score anc direct the music for e production in karis of E.-'iS:92t.l.¢c1c1*.*C.~3...s
".1-lice in wonderland". '-iith reference to this offer B13511 we to contact
one Sl92Z!.L1MJI4 in Lee .l.r.g-ales for e. wntrect..;'.- --..n.-
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letter to BUNIN in care of UCIJ. Ihis method of obtaining a French visa was
at the requirement of the French Foreign Linietrgnvr _
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HANS EISIER; Comp-oser - Brother of Gerhardisler!
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It has been brought to the Bureau's attention that Hans Eisler
made application at the State Department on June 19 for an exit permit to
proceed to Paris, France. You will recall that a short time ago Hans
Eisler appeared before the House Un-American Activities Committee in Los
Angeles and due to his uncooperative attitude was requested to appear be-
fore the full committee in Washington on June 12. This hearing however was 92_ cancelled. It is apparent that the Un-American Activities Committee investi- . clean0 . A. 1%
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gators have been attempting today to locate Hans Eisler in order to subpoena ,»; , ",1 -H hm to appear before the Committee in Washington..359
9 an investigator for the Un-American Activities com-
mittee, has een conference with the State Department today and has re- ~
quested that no exit permit be issued to Eieler to leave the United States.
The State Department has advised thru liaison channels of the Bureau that no
action will he taken on Eisler's application and that officially it is in aI "pending status". It further appears that the Un-American Activities Committee
and the State Department have requested that INS not issue a re-entry permit !|lto Eieler in the event he is successful in leaving the U.S. a
H of the State Department has confidentially advised that
Eisler is bei song t in California, Washington and New York without success
'and that possibly he has succeeded in leaving the U.S- at one of the llexican
border stations. He stated that the I&N Service has apparently attempted to
place stops but that they are ineffectual upon a short notice-
ACTION: None. The above is for your information in dew of the possibility
the Bureau may be requested to aid in the search for Euler if he is not located
in the imnediate future by the Un-American Activities Committee-
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so he could have a subpoena served on Eisler. I told him we
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he could be located. He saidhe would be deeply appreciative
if this could be done and would consider it a special favor
as he does not want to see Eisler get out of the country
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At approximately 6:05 p.m. today ur. William Ryan, Supervisor,
Washington Field Office, called the Bureau and spoke with Supervisor
R. A. Collier and the writer. - He advised that office had been requested
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You will recall that Hans Eisler is wanted by the Committee in
order that a subpoena may be served upon him for his appearance on Septem-
ber 23rd before the Committee. It has previously been reported that Hans
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particular place in Washington, D. C., where Hans Eisler has previously
stayed and it was suggested that a check of the leading hotels in Washington
be made, and that this matter be discussed with the appropriate Bureau
officials tomorrow to determine what additional investigation is desired
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There has been no information deve1oped.through any available »
sources to indicate that HANNS EISLEI was in attendance at any time duringthe trial of his brother, GER}-I.ARWSLER for contempt of Congress. SA
tease tr ttt New rttt oftttt was in attendance at tttt trial as
a witness and advises there was no indication that HANNS EISLER had been i.n
attendance at any time. It was also determined through inquiry of Mr.-M imrestigator for the House Un-American Activities Committee, that -
t SLER did not appear as a witness on June 16, 1947, as had been pre-92 viously scheduled; that the particular hearing was not held in view of which
no subpoena had been issued for him. . '
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a ' received instructions from the Bureat. to attempt to locate LANNS EISIER;
that the Bureau was interested in his location inasmuch as Representative
J. PKRNEIL '1HO'MAS of the House Committee on Un American Activities is
92 desirous 01 having him served with a subpoena and that the U. S. lhrshal92at Los Angeles had been unable to locate him. SA GULIIVILLE advised that92 there is no indieOn the evening of July 10, 1947, Supervisor GRANVILLE '- '
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that he had been here on June ll, 1947, when he made a speech but that he had
left via plane for the West Coast on that date. SA CELANVILLE suggested that
T a. further check be mde at Washing-ton, I!. 6., through inquiry of some of the
leading hotels to determine whether HAl¬h'S EISLER might be m the City oiEashington. - g
Inquiry of the Mayflower, Viashinpon, Hillard, Raleigh, Ambassador,
Statler and Hamilton Hotels failed to reflect t HAINS EISLER had beenregistered at any of these places. filr. Ofthe Lee smraton §§Z§tt "iZ§ SSERIMNS h a ch 22:1 2 1' that hotegr with Attorney CARO ' an eh a ec on oon the morning of uly 10, 1947, and returneciaiiw York, He stated that
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furnished the following information. He stated that it had been ascertained
that I-LA_?~h92IS had cede application for an exit visa on June 19, 1947,
stating that he desired to sail for Paris, France, on July 24 or as soon as
possible. According to Mr. _ EISLER indicated he would work for a
motion picture firm :I.n Paris. It was further indicated by I-tr. thathe State Department woul deny the application for exit visa. $5-also said that BRUNI[[I.£D§%[SLF.R, wife of GERHART EISLER, had informed him "that HJLNI-IS EISLER had a bne year contract with a motion picture firm and
that she had talked with HANNS EISIFEI on the telephone on Friday, July 4,
1947, at which time HAMJS EISLE1 was at his home in Les Angeles, which ~
address was given by m-.- as 23688 I.-ialibu Beach, Pacific Palisades,
California.
Mr.-stated that a subpoena had been issued by the House
Committee on Un-American Activities for the appearance of HANNS EISL111 on
September 23, 1947-, at Washington, D. 0., but that the U0 S. Lhrshal at
Los Angeles had advised he had been unable to locate HMILIS EISLER and had
received information indicating he had gone to either Florida or Mexico-na-. Patented that on July 11, 194?, Mr. J. PARNELL moms receiveda to gram addressed to him at the House of Representatives, Yiashington,
B. C., from HA?-INS ESLER, in which telegram HAPMS ESL.-ER. indicated he had V . .-
reoeived information through newspaper sources that he was again being
sought to testify before the House Committee and that he would be ready
and available to testify on September 23¢ The telegram was a lengthy one
in which EISLER indicated he had made some background investigation con-
the following code information was contained at the top of the
egram by which the telegram from HANNS EZIZSLE to PARIIELL TH01J&S could be
identified:cernini THOMAS which he said would be interesting. According to Mr-
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at Los Angeles since receipt of the above-noted telegrams
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advised by telephone in order that an effort. could be made to determine
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rtion had been received to the effect that HANNS EIIBLER had e reservation at tin
g June 5, 194'? and that he contemplated
staying there until his rpearance before the House Un-American Activities '
Committee on June 15, 1947 in Hashington, D.C. Los Angeles further advised
that EISLER had received a telegram ran his brother GERHART asking that he
come to New Iork immediately in order that he could be present for EISLER's
t i-=11 0 June 4, 1947 in Washington, D CHotel Edison in New York City beg
advised that GEBJ-L&RT's trial was so
it was entirely possible that HMINSduled for qjm, 194? in iiashington, and
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quarterly. p Therein, Hr. SI N regujsted that s_ reservation be made for pa ~~double room for Er. and Lm ibr one week beginning June 5, 191:7. He added that there was 8 p0 8 bility that the msmns would
for two or three additional days, and he further requested that no bills ' up .
be rendered the EISLEBS but rather, they should be sent to him at the office
of MA.I}I_S 111% which was given as B32 Broadway, New York City. ; .. e -. __e
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' " _"I'he Los Angeles Office by teletype oi July 9, 1947 repor d that
information was received to the effect that HANM3 EISIER had been schedu d tqf
depart om New Ior City on M Flight #35 on June 11 1947 at 10:35 P.cheek of e TWA ecords by Special Agent t revealed the s ionly reco n available in New York City on this TI IEET was a pass?er&;.st -" F-
prepared f he planets manifest. According to this list, one "_Ij1_.___;E_"_1§_,_,_{'
checked in Lsfiuardia Field on the night of June ll, 191.7 for this flight to
Ins Angel . However, it was also determined that it is the usual policy on
these fl ghts at the passenger list obtained in New York is wiredwto Kansas
City verified from the maniiest there. 'Ihis verification, when returned - -
to t mew York Office oi TWA, bore the name of the aforementioned traveller
as_H.:E__ISLER, There was no record of the subject's wife being on this plane»
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It was further ascertained that the mnifeat for this ight is
presently tiled st the Transcontinental Service Office, 112 West Ninth Street,
Kansas City, Iissouri. Ibis Ilnifest would contain any additional inromation
concerning EISIER, such as his New York contact point if any supplied!, number
oi bags, etc»
By tsletype of July 10, 1947, the Kansas City Office was requested
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as he was again in contact with his Gomunists friends, he would switch back to
pro-Soviet views. HEDWIG MASSING considered RUINS to be very weak pO1ibi¢8].1J',
being a person who has always been strongly dcminated by his brother. These
views oi HEDWIG HASSIIG were ibrnished to the Bureau and Loo Angeles Office by
letter of April 10, 1947.
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This individual was interviewed by'Sa
advised that he knew HANNS EISLER as the brother of,ana that 11:0
had first met the former around 1928 in Berlin At tH'a't"time, he continued, . HANNS
was well known for his composing, and he was writing music for left-wing plays.
Farther, HLNNS was quite friendly with an individual who directed, what MASSING
called radical but not necessarily Communist plays. MASSDIG specifically re-
membered that 5-{LENS EISLEH had worked on a play entitled, "The Merchant of Berlin".
another person whom IEASSING recalled as being an associate or EISLER in Germanyand later in Hollywood, was one Bm C. He described HRECHT as being
left-wing and possibly a Conuaunist. ith further reference to HA.NNS' activities
in Germany, IILSSING said he thought he remembered that EIIBLER had a son In a wife
in Germany. This woman, he believed, bad gone to Russia and MASSING never heard
of her again.
PAUL HASSDJG continued to advise that he again met HANNS EISLER
around 1939 after EISLER came to the United States and at this time got to know
him well. Later on, beginning in around 1940, MASSING said that HANNS EISLER
and his wife LOU spent two summers in Quaker-stown, Pennsylvania at the IEASSING
farm. IMSSING thought that also about this tine I-IAHNS had an apartment on the
west side of New York but he was unable to rec 1 just where.
, Q ' I .4 I.-__' 5 "1 -The El§_LEB, HLE5 and "'df5Tre-"Ito the West Coast in the car ofCLIFF0R?"_é6EJETS after the summer or 191.0. hey stayed in Les Angeles and the follow-
ing spr' g drove to Mexico in order to reenter the United States as quota immi-
grants. They again came to the IASSING farm in the summer oi 191.1.
In Hollywood, wens sxsxan Iirst wrote music rm picture=- .I~1A$5I- G
thought that his first was possibly a Steinbeck story and he suggested tlW¥'§_I§_Qes
of maths G. mmqnhat, similar ,1-,q;-y This £11-st attempt by EISLER was a success
and consequently HLNNS EISLER remained in mlifornia. There, HASSING related,
HJIHNS EISLER associated principally with BERTHOLD BRECHT, CLIFFURD DDETS, CHARIES
HLPLIN - % others of the Germ-an left-wing ooloxnr Hm"
Mr. IIASSING also renumbered that HANNS EISLER had formerly had a
job teaching at the New School oi Social Research in 194!! or 1941. In addition,
he got a Rockefeller gent to write music for the motion picture. Sometime around
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IILSSI described as a Csechdslwakian who has w ittsn under the name oim non. He also said that he had net zrayéiscn at the EISLEB place.
According to HLSSING, HANNS EISLER knew that the HASSINGS were at
one time pro-Communist and were now anti-Communist. However, MASSING said that
HANNS was under the influence e who seemed to be denitely anti-
Stalinist and was probably a Trotskyite. H92.NNS was outraged at the Hitler-
Stalin pact., Continuing, NASSING stated that HANNS is not a strong Communist,
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that the best the Communists could expect HMINS to do would be to have him set
the stage for a meeting or the like because of his artistic standings, as he
does not have the personality or the conviction to be a leader. HANNS was
also described as a heavy drinker, with a fine personality and a good sense
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C-ontirming, Hr. IIASSING said that up to 1925 or 1926 HANNS
EISIER had kept aloof from politics, leaving such work to GER!-JAR? and RUTH.
After 1926, probably through the influence of _§_F,__RI_-LAJLT, HASSIW thought, HANNS
became a Communist. Tn 1930 or 1931 moms was in Hoscow where he played his
new German revolutionary s>ngs. NASSING recalled that these were on records
and one time he played them for the IEASSINGS. HANNS was never s leader of the
Communist Party in Germany and IMSSING did not believe he was ever a member of
the GPU or the Soviet Military Intelligence.
During the time BANKS was in the United Sta _s MASSING did notknow ii he ever saw GEHHART as he never mentioned doing sq;jd5$ ,.ING__d_id remember
that when his wife, ET, saw HALE in Hollywood in January of 191.? HANNS was very
critical oi STALIN, On the other hand, MASSING continued, such expressions on
the part of HANNS did not man too much as the latter would usually agree with
anyone's viewpoint in order not to disturb or ruin a good iendship because of
politics. In short, MLSSING said, HANNS usually agrees with the persons in whose
ccmpamr he finds himself. However, NASSING said that HANNS would probably help
ms It-other and engage in activities that he would not normally be cdiieeted with
in order to indicate that he is s decent individual. _
In conclusion, IMSSIBG said that HANNS could get a position of
importance in the event he would return to the Soviet occupied area of Germany.
However, SSIi-G reked he felt that the fast that EtihNS EBLER was remaining
in the United States was a good indication that he was not interested in return-
ing to Germany. MASSIM3 said that after he, IMSSING, broke with the Russians,
new oi his Communist friends dropped him. However, HANNS EISLER continued to
remain friendly.
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as is known, RUTH FISCHER is a sister oi GERHART and HANRS EISLER
and has been a political enemy of GERH.A.RT's for e nmnber of years. During the
worse of being interviewed, RUTH FISGFPR's attention see drawn to certain info:-=
motion she had given in an article in the "New York Journal American" relative
to GER!-IART's having been in China. In reply, she stated that her information
relative to GERHA.RT's activities in China had been obtained primarily from I-IANNS.
This would seem to definitely indicate knowledge of GERHART's activities on
H.aNNS' part,
Continuing, RU11-I FISCI-[ER related that in the Spring of 1933 she
had been living in Paris in the same apartment house with HANNS and was, i.n fact,
being supported by him inasmuch as they were more or less on friendly terms at _
that time because they were both refugees from Germany. She recalled that one
night in June of 1933 she returned to her home with a friend, and HLNNS came to
the apartment end asked that she get rid of the friend as he had a. great surprise
for her. Accordingly, she continued, after a period of time, the woman friend left
and thereupon, HANNS pulled aside a curtain at one end oi the room and said, "Here
is rig:-gm:1~'-. RUTH stated that she was at rst greatly surprised to see GERHART
and did not immediately want to renew her longstanding feud with him. Consequently,
in the period of the next eight days to two weeks they were more or less on
friendly terms, talkirg together for long periods of time. She said that during
these conversations, GEF.HaRT told her oi his Ghizee experiences and bragged con-
cerning his new assignment as a Comintern Agent to the United States.
RUTH FISCHEK also advised the interviewing agents that from HANNS
EISLELR and from other murces still active in Russia, she had learned that while
in Moscow, GERHART EISLER was kept in seclusion at the Hotel Lox arr! was not even
allmved to read erman papers. She also stated that HANNS EISLEP.'s trip to the
United States in 1935, at the request of the School for Social Research in New
York City, had been arraxged by GERPIART IhO was then i.n the United States.
RUTH FISCHER also concurred in the aforementioned opinion of
HEDWIG MASSING as to HANNS EISLHt's political views, mmely, that he was easily
swayed and was definitely not strong in his political convictions.
With reference to the aforementioned article which appeared in
the "New York Journal American" RUTH FISCHER wrote for this paper a series oi
six articles on her brother GEEQQRT which aPP6ared in the issues of November 18
to November 23, 191.6 inclusive. Copies oi these articles have already been fur-
nished the Bureau. However, a perusal of same reects the following references
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in the summer of 1941. She continues, "The closely knit GermanCommunist group,
brother HANNS EISLEB among them, awaited their new chief respectfully. e HANNS,
swell known musician and filmcozxposer, was a valuable link to the world of --
swarming literati, professors, actors, and other American intelligencia who.
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EISLHQ, alias!-IANS BERGER, in New York City in 1933. ' She then continues, "__HANN5
EISLER followed GEHHART to America two years later and they met in New York. J _
After the sterile wrath against his Russian boss had past, HANM3 was again
conditioned for Party assignments on the cultural front." During the 30's, he
travelled beck and forth between the States and Europe, raking several piJ.- '
gr-images to Russia. J Party member active in the propagation of Soviet culture
is required to demonstrate his continual loyalty by regular visits to "Moscow.
Later on, in the same article , Mrs. FISCEER tells of her acti-
vities in the show trials of 1936 and states that the GPU Chiq,*[ISHINSKY gave
the third degree to a friend of hers who nally confessed that on TROTSK!'sorders I, RUTH FISCHER, had sent him to Russia in MarIc$933 to assassinate
STALIN. She continues "During L M , period both EIS became we ri htsnThey feared_that,the mere fact ogfbur family relationship would egangt-3% their
Party careers and involve them in the purge. Their faces paled, when by chance,
on one of their frequent trips to Paris, we happened to brush by each other in
the street. They were much more afraid than Iof any personal contact .
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of I-IANNS EISLER's service to the Party and hon she was disgusted with this service
She further remarks that HANNS had contacted her in a voice bordering on hysteria
She and demanded of her again and again why the defendants confessed in lloscorr".
continues to state that the 1ong-winded self-accusations usually involve new
people and remarks that the thought that he and GE-°n"siRT ht feature in one
of them "had reduced HANNS to a state_of political palsy. She says that he
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C York City in June of 191.1 and adds, "In response to liberal pressure, in which
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the United States and com ares this work with that of PAUL MERKER, a CommunistQ trade union organizer, icmmg Deputy in lexicog She adds, "Compared with -
'" MERKER's "job in Mexico, - 511's counsel for a democratic Germany made pa poor
A-z showirg indeed. But with the help of his brother HANNS, the composer, he was
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. _ GERI-LART and arrived in Berlin at the time when GERHART was maneuvering to become
a leader of the German Communists. G@lBBT hoped to profit frcm his family re-
lation with the composer and frilled him with stories of the mysteries and 'ad-
venture hidden among the ecrets of conspiratorial technique. HANNS was happy
-in the jobs he was given and in the Party had achahce to build up workers .
choruses and amateur orchestras and to develop them along his mm lines. - A_. . _ _.: __ ._ _ ~' -H '_ - -. 1 - s - 4 _.... " .' '.. ,- 4-,: . ~ _' - _' _ -. - _ JA-
T * _ HANHS wentto the". United stats; m*_1935 andhis stay in that . "
i" ab comztry has been interrupted.pe;;iodicalILv hy t_1-ips t4_!.E1J.1OPQo He became a' ' member of an international cultural clique, and French, Hungarian; Czechoslovakian
Russian, and German Agents took advantage of his liberality and drank whiskey with
literati at parties he threw in London, Prag'ue_',jParis, and Barcelona." In I-IANNS|
V household the occasional arrival of GER!-ILRT was an event and the preparation for
his nrwnina Imwrn _I'Hm nu in 'lm'r'92nv-+_.un'l'. funiish- Th Q1. ha 'hr¢:n'|'. in TIn11'U"I;n ' ' . I Wlll-ills U -Iilli 25.! Y .$ W 97;. Lil Qt ill? Y? IIYQIW Ti? i _
where he composed incidental music for pictures, and while there, the Russian
_ Consul in Los Angeles invited him to his intimate parties and honored him by ~
- appearing at the parties HANIB gave in return; People who visited in his home
were curious companions for NKVD terrorists. C J? a. ;. ss
HANNS ElSLE§'s good friend BERT HRECHT has long been a minst-rel
of the NKVD, as a poet of itllent, and in 1929, when GER!-LART Went to china, he
he wrote letters to I-IANNS and BRECHT describing his exploits in bloody detail.
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EISLB through 51¢ Q IAN s d that to the st of has he '*
HLNIB in approximate]: 1935 and the former was introduced to him as the brother
of HMYNS. At the time, he said he lmel that EISLER was regarded as a "C.I. Rep."
and was known as EDWARDS but that in all of his contacts with him, which werelpurely social in nature, nothing was ever said to this effect.
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Q0 GER!-IART EISLER was interviewed on July 19, 1946 by Special Agentb the reporting agent, but during the course of this inter-Ew ! little information pertaining to the subject oi instant
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Germany on February 20, 1897. He supplied his tether as RUDO .,;.. SLER, W, ' /
Austrian Jew who was a Professor of Philosophy. His mother _E_A'was oi
descent. He reported that he had one brother, HANNS EISI-ER, and a sister, RUTH
FISCHER, both of whom were presently in the United States. Ilhen advising as to
his own sources of income, G_§_F§.'r_I_A_RT claimed that in 1942 he and his wife were
supported by his brother HLNNS and by friends.
Since the advent of GERHART EISIER into the newspapers, consider-
able infornation has been supplied relative to his activities and thog of the
subject oi instant investigation in the daily newspapers. The mjority of this
information has alreacky been supplied to the Bureau. Honever,s1a[s being set forth
herewith certain pertinent parts oi articles which appeared in the New York news-
pqiers relative to HANNS EISIER luiwhich did not appear to be Iran a press service.
In an article dated October 15, 1946 11> the Nor York World
Telegram", it was stated that GERHART EISLER was the ts-other of IHNNS _!noted
exiled German composer who writes music for the movies in Hollywood. In 1940
the composer received a $20,000 experimental grant from the Rockefeller Fouration
to sco sound tracks in his own style od music. One of them was the DONALD DUCKsho'xl!'-51.3.1.5-_l...Botte;§__Se3i'_-. Hr. EISIER's latest screen grant was for the CARY f.'i1i.AW'1"--
ETHEL BARRIHORE fi _ one But the_Lonely_11Ie_art". According to the article, this
infcrmation emanated from RUTH FISCHER.
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an interview with GER!-LART EISLER wherein he states that I have a brother Hanna
who is amsician and who is interested only in music, and I have a sister, RUTH
FISCHER, s Trotskyist who runs a gutter sheet which has denounced every anti- o
Fascist as a Stalinist from ROOSEVELT on down"; ' -, .3 __1 ,
_ -e The New Iork World Telegram" for October 21, 1946 drew attention
to the fact that HANNS EISLER was a brother of QERHLRT and was the foremost com-
poser of revolutionary songs in the world onununist movensnto It was further
stated that he is now a successzl music writer in Hollywood. It was stated also
that HANNS has come to the defense of his brother, stating that GERHART was only
in the United States as a German refugee» ' '
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EISLER composed the revolutionary march "Comintern"and also other stirring revo- _//slutionary songs, such as,¢}f'P~'ed h_-_ont"o Reference is then made to the fact that/, ---the aforementioned "Comintern" wasmpublished in the 30's by the Workers Book Shop
which is med by the Gm.-.cnr.ist Part}'s' The article then states that in recent
years HANNS EISIER has confined his compositions strictly to capitalist enter-
prises and then names a number of the films for which he has composed the nmsico
It is then stated that HANN5 cane to the United States in the early IJ's, an
exile from Nazi Germany md wrote his revolutions ongs for the-Ppommunistorkers 1Ju81§___Ia85£11-B and was active in the Pg g@rjs 1l11sic %b_,""namedlls Frenchman Iiho wrote _' g1e 1'8_'3_3,o _ -.-. -'2-',:£: -
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drawn to he fact u1tho words to the aforehaationed "ComS.ntern" wersvwritten
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hasconcentrated -on winning support for these aims amo United"
States artists, writers, nd intellectuals. :'His brother HANNS, w wrote the l 1music for the -battle so ' and other Marxist mu ic is non a . _ I
prosperous Hollywood c user, was ina position to help h t the rightpeople 1rho1;{_,G@1_&1'1T notored étoithevpoast last er"; Q '
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attentionn for instance, to at case of JQl'IA§El§ 5%! ,-, the brother of
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in The "Daily 'Worker"_:l_o:' "Febru.ar3r 8, carried; an 'artic'le'lre-
fleeting that 'HANl'B EISLEB, the noted composer now working in Hollywood, yester-
day declared his support for his brother GFRHART and denounced their sister
her help to the THOIKEAS-RANKIN Committee". The article continued to reectfor
that
RUTH FISCHER, at a hearing in Washington, had attacked not only GER!-{ART but
another brother "H_ANN3"_e _. __,
giving information obtained from Mrs. SLER, who is 7. _ '- . " r e _'_'- A4 I V -- _ - M
an The New York Io:-Id Telegram of F bruary 2'7, 1947 reflects
-known to have been a former wife oi GERILQQI EISI.-ER. In this information it was
-stated that -ure. ma msnm reportedthat she had endeavored to locate her husber
through his brother HANIB EISLER, Hollywood cinema composer,"but he failed to re-
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to his wife HEEL. V one o these letters, which was dated February 12, 1947,-
GEBHART writes, "Please write to brother HANIB in California, "a-rd tellhim
The-ve nw great Joy that he keeps his head high that he vfas very much pleased
with his statementaboixt his former sistei-Q,--_.. ¥¢_f'.;z;;.** I-21::-';i_'l .
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a sub-committee of the House committee on Un-~Ame1_ice.n Activities planned togo
to Hollywood the first week in May» The article continues to state that among "
GERHARTe--witnesses to be questioned on]-the West oast would be HAIWS EISI-ER, -brother oz
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HANNS EISLER, o was scheduled to appear before the House Committee on Un- -_
American Activities in Loo Lngeles, was for years one pi the leaders of the
Communist Party's National Cultural Commission. This information, accordi11g_ '
to the article, was learned frcm a farmer Communist who had attended mam; __ -meetings of the "Cultural Commission" at the Communist Party National Headl-A,
quarters, 35 East 12th tr-set, Hen fork City and heard E-ISLE-IR Qgive the line»on Red Fascist s in Hollywood. Continuing, the article stated that
Communist Party - he was one ofthis former Comm st said that EISIER was "more than just a member of the
the real top policy makers in the field of .
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of the Reds Cultural Commission. HANNS would outline plans to be followed in
Hollywood to recruit movie stars, to place Communist propaganda in screen scripts,
ani in general lies the oomiissar of the Host Coast Party activities on the movie
front".
The New York Daily Worker" for May ll, 194'? carried a photograph
of HANNS EISLELR and referred to the fact that he had been ordered to appear before
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article attached thereto quotes HANNS EISLER to the following effect: "I love
an§i_gdmi1-e my brother -- I think the campaign against him is the beginning of
campaign against the liberal and progressive forces in this country --I have w . .
s seen such campaigns before, in Germany before 1933. I know that_.when my brother
came to the United States, he caeas an agent for nobody. He came as a sick man
from a concentration camp. I he Iranted tofgo to Mexico and_was held here
against his wishes -_- - It would perhaps be better to askthe anti-Nazi under-
_ ground in Europe for information about aw brother. . They would have more and
_ better iriormation about his eotivitiee".__ It nae then stated that HANNS
had been served with two subpoenas, one for his appearance before the Un-American
Committee on the following day and one to appear again on July l6 before the fullkcommittse. . J -- . - _'» _-' 1 -; 1;, I '. -- ~_*.-w '-' '-"-. . - . -_ . _- . . _ ", r , - - -V _. ..__.. . . . _. ., I A .» _-_ -. 92 _A_._ __ -I _-I fl ' Y Tne -es York Post- for J7, .1911? reected i column by 92f___m_ - - 'I'herei.n, he comments to the effect that HANNS EISLER and others, on
night of June 11, would be at a pro-Comxnunist rally in Manhattan, the tickets or
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which states to the effect that HANBB EISLER was scheduled to speak on his ex-
periences as an artist before the House Un-American Committee at t_,he,,!¢a_r_ti,s_ts_
Fig1Lt__Qg1<_" rally in Manhattan Center.
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fig!-lI'88 in the arts from Hollywood and New York and reports that the meeting isbeing sponsored Stream". p _ '- _- '___ _.__
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already in pos qision of all information contained in the New York files re1B-tive to _I-IANNS with the following exceptions: __ p_ - _ i
. - 1. The Apri 1936 issue of The New Pioneer" reflects an adver-tisement which is entitled egq§§¢ 9_f__]7o;'_gl|er_s__§o_n,g_s" published by the
Timely Recording Gompamr, Department G, 235 Fifth Avenue, New York City. The ad
describes one of these records in thi manner. "'In Praise of Learning was
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sion hed been rearrarged for the composer who supervised the recording. -The ad. =
continues, "The fresh note this sang strikes, coupled with ts splendid vigor, .makes this recording of particular interest. ' Other side -;i§I|i hts U " EISLEB!". . ,3 , . P
2. A pamphlet entit1ed,"E9rkers_1'_1ie~s__!'-gr", October 1931. A peru-
sal of this reflects that it was published monthly by the United Workers Theater
of New York: Workers Laboratory Theatez; of the W.I.R. On page 33 of this pam-
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"Goi.ntern" composed by "HANNS EISLER, the foremost German revclutionist com-
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