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a‘ \ e _ al _, a ve ye #1 ets YS re Jamery 47 less... New York. eo 12, ws to _ «September 11, 1989 5": Jaredo, Rerea 7) -mepten er, 39. 1940: —~"Fiie. above mentioned records also indionte tnt’ Bib joot. inte his last legal entry into the United States on October 22; 1940 at, Calexiec, California at which time he was in possession of « mon-quota immigrant vise” and @ passport issued by the Consulate General of Crechosiovakia at New * Le York. This passport was iesued on March 11, 1940 and was walid watil 3 Tarek: He 10, l94l, It listed Bub jects national ity as “onoertaian”. ae ay be art 2 LS. Bubject's wife, LOVISEVEISiER, aboording te “the eoords « ‘er. “4 the Immigration and Naturalization Se¥vice, last entered the United States \ on the same date as her husband and at the same port of entry. She had likewise made numerous trips to this country asa visitor prior to that , time and was in possession of a passport similar to that held by her husband ~ at the time of her immigration. Her passport, however, was issued on .. ; February 27, 1940 and wee valid @5¢41 February 26, 1942. It listed ira. Oe EISLER'S nationality as unknown" « irs. BISLER was born at Vienna, Austria on March 6, 1906. . 8) At present, Mr. and Mre. EISLER reside together at 1850 Amalfi Drive, Pacific Palisades, California. A oheck of the files of alien enemy registrations in the Los Angeles Field Division Failed to disclose any registration for either Subject or his wife. es ow mR HANNS EISLER collaborated with BERTOLT BRECET and’ 's a : es in writing « play entitled, "Die Massnshme" ("The Disciplinary Mea are") - 7 which appears in German in the second volume of the collected works of . BERTOLT BRECHT(BERTOLT BRECHT, Gesammelte Werke, Band II) pages 529 ‘to 363. - Phis volume was published by the Malik-Verleg Publishing Company, Landon. puevecensvs Se a as ne _— SS = We. C. 1, and was printed by HEINRICH MERCY 0 SOHN, » Prag, “Crechoslovekia in yO March, 1958s: : no 3 - $ zt oa choy aes a cee a ‘ This play bas been ‘translated by the weiter and e 2 Ppaopele - thereat is being act out belows e Wet ee - 3 “ee Tees on ce Disciplinary Weasure® which the authors ‘eal an “paucational “play, “deals with the work of four Communist egitators who go from Moscow to - Mukden, Manchuria to apread propaganda and support the Chinese Communists . among the industries of Mukden. Thestion of the play takes place before the “Control Committee” when the four agitators return to give an account. of ’. ¢heir work and especially of the fact that they have been forced to killa young Communist comrade whose intentions were good but whose death was deemed a necessity by the four agitators since his activity threatened to endanger the Communist movenent among the Chinese, In order to explain their position to the “Control Committee”, the four agitators re-enact for that body their activity in Mukden. ate