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“t “mune and ea January 33, 1335, His neares! SLER, 11 Stubdenriag, Vienna, mited States cace before, ia 4, 1935.—Oe- iW Second trip BISLEN vas tes ‘te the ; oy ae ee Lecated at 66 Weet idth Street and stated he intended to Female ts the United States for a period of six months. po a wee goa ‘ee am Te an ‘BISLER's last arrival in the ‘United Btates tren Parepe. ‘te awit a ‘Manifest £13140-7-1, The records under this manifest aunber indicate that he arrived in the Valted States aboard the SS LAFATEETE fsca Le Sarre, Frasss on January 13, 1936 and arrived at the Port of New York on January 31, 1938. This visa was extended to Jaauary 71, 1939. He entered under pleasure vies ausder 205, a8 previded iz Section 3, Faragraph 2 of the Iunigration laws, This ' wise was issued at Prague December 18, 1937. Sudject's last permanent residence thie time was listed as Vienna, Austria, Hie iatended future residence as of the! date of the iesuance of the passport vas Vienna, Austria, a bt _. Aecording to the records at Fliis Island, “EISLER was eccoupento’ w his wife, LOUISE, sleo known as LOPTIZ, She liated her birthplace as Vienna. Austrie and her age at that tine ae 31. She entered the United States under pleasure visa 304, lesued at Prague, December 16, 1937, and stated her hus- band was HANNS EISLER, and that her last permenent 1 reaidence was Vienna, Austria, the sane as that of her husband. _ ‘ 4 ea a yA There is maintained a very Volesinous file on HANES SISLEE at the” ve _ Immigration and Naturalization Serrtes et Eliie Island, fhe folloving is Se @ resuse of the information as reflected ia that file, bearing innigration we and Ratureli sation File sunder 323-74, | BL! “By letter dated October 6, 19238, fros J, 3. yrurre, Secretary of a the Arisona Peace Officer's Association, written to FRANCES PERKINS, Seoretary | . "of labor, protesting to the Department of Labor the right ef HANNS EISLER _ The letter goes on to state that EISLER had A remained for teny moathe in| oe _ Communists in arousing nase feelings, EISLER's songe end compositions are all “pf a pevolutionary and propagendical nature, being designed for the most &s reneid 4 4s the Thateed Staten an 4 anctre is * aQancart tau af thie country. Tt et oo “oo - Maecov end that he hes again re-entered the United States “te ald his felle ' part for worker's choruses and hie activities in proceeding hither and you about the United States to appear onder Communist auspices are believed te “ $e sufficiently detrimental to our already steadily menaced peace and - tranquility to warrent hie expulsica from this eeutry*, Ieae 2 de noted that s forass atareee of EISLER an af Jone &, 1938 was 225 Vest 69th Street. Kew York City, having left there to go to PARSONS HOUSE, lake Moad, Valley Cottage, New York,