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W139 LO Kv. L & 100-2812) Da SY CONFID Sites According to the subject and his wife sent their "warnest congratulations on the great October anriversary* to the Consulete of the USoSi. wu ae also furnished the information that EISLER wanted to go to —— Kew York City to confer with the Theatrical Producer EDFARB-EAMEELTON, 1130 yap Broadway, New York, relative to the musical score for the BERSBRECHT Play ie ee were seuvers!? e2anmuerestioang hatweaan ETCLER HAFEELTON, and Wa LiLo" » There WEIS BSVETGL CONVEPSEULOS DOUNDGd Divdeleiy dah JOSEPH LOSEY, as well as TINA“PEAYER. It is known from newspaper reports that LOSEY is the. director of the New York production of the play, and is scheduied to go to Italy for the motion picture production of "Galileo", ve n November 21, 1947, advised that EISLER would depart for New Yor ovember 26th at 5:55 pem. on Flight Twelve of the American Airlines. This information was furnished to the Bureau by teletype November 2ithe During the couree of a surveillance of the residence of Fr tsti‘s‘~*@r Le © a hbirhly coniicentia ource had obtained a letter written by Ku Le This letter reflected that BERLAU, the mistress o ul, ha obtained BRECHT's Power of Attorney, and was in a position to sign the e "Galileo" Film Contract. It is known that this film is to be produced in Italy te ACY we, tg cvised on November 26th that a message hac been sent to p10 the subject on November 25th advising him that“"Rod wes coming to him at s 9:15 a.m". also stated that ROD had Sent other messages on October 30th and 3ist that he would be out to see the subject. The following investigation was conducted by iii on November 17, 1917. It was ascertained that the meeting held at the Gilmore Stadium, Los Angeles, on November 16, 1947, and sponsered by the rrogieoalre pre Citizens of America had been attended by approximately three thousand people. At this meeting, stands had been set up at which people could sign letters addressed to the United States Attorney General TOL C. CLARK, Washington Do, protesting the findings of the House Committes on un-American Activities re- dative to HANS EISLER, and EISLER's subsequent arrest by the Immigration and Naturalization Service. A copy of this letter was obtained and is being - Placed in the 1A Exhibit Envelope of this file. ros = =-§ 19u7, J alization ce, Los Angeles, telephonically advised 41 O ss that BEN MARGOLIS, the Los Angeles Attorney for EISLEX, ~ had en attempting to obtain a voluntary depart mmit from the Immiersticn and Naturalization Service. MARGOLIS had tol hat EISLER had an offer to go to France and do some work on the play, ‘WALice in Wonderland", as well as to go to Italy to work on a msical score for the production "Galiles."