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» wd. oe - * e ¥ . See : 3947, that he bad been advised by MANS EISLER pf the latter's intention to stay at t wrtil Decew-er 2, 1947. SANS ZISLER toid(Cenfidential Informant + he was in Hew York to write the musical score for *Galileo" and in thie regard he had been spending a geod deal of time in the ecoktail lounge of the Algonquin Hotel with C SMADGETON. LAUGRTON was to play the lead in the production which ap the Maxine Elliett Theater. HANS EISLER advised(Confidential Informant he planned to leave Hew Yerk eon December 2, 1947, for Philadelphia for the purpose of conferring with the oner of Immigration. Thereafter, according to[Confidential Informant ; is 3 b4 6 wert: BISLER planned to depart for Los Angeles where he intended to arrive n ember 3, 1947. vw [Confidential Informant sed on Decenber 2, 1947, that RANS EISLER was seheduled to return to Los re the following day, Cong, soy namely December 3, 1947. (Confidential Informant her stated that HANS ed EISLER endeavored to make arrangements with the gration and Maturalisetion Service whereby he would leave the United States voluntarily rather than go through deportation proceedings. , Cc By referenced teletype ef December 16, 1947, the Los Angeles Division advised that EISLER had returned to that city, having arrived on Decena- ber 55 1947, and that, according to an informant's report, he expected te resain there for the purpose of attending his hearing at the Immigration and Naturalisa~ tien Service on January 15, 19486 4 7 _ "fhe *Kew York Deily News" of Decenber 10, 1947, carried a an article to the effect that the Comsunist newspaper "L'fusanite" ef Paris, cad France, earried a letter in 1t4 issue of December 9, 1947, which it said mas ge from CHARLES-*GHAPLIN te PAB PICASSO, Spanish modernist painter, askiag hiz anal te protest tha proposal te expel HANS EISLER froa the United States. << bp 1 C SEE. «1-72-0101 38 ew Tork Office that he a phonograph record bearing musie ef HANS EISLER. Be effered this record COMP cnn iw