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‘ y = . ” Nease ______ Oo y wv foe 100-195220 CTANDARS FORM WO. #4 ' 4 Office Menu ~¥ ‘um * UNITED ST ’ ‘OVERNMENT to :Mr. Se B, Donahoe hy i 1 Mr, Donahoe DATE: = 3-30-59 Mr, Short Tolson dr. McGuire Boardman —— Parsone —.—— 7 Rosen Tomm —___.._- BUBJECT: WANS EISLER Trotte: IS -R : “ WAC. Sullivan . yo oo 3 v Tele. Roox Holloman ——. Gandy Re menorandum Mr, Short to Mr. McGuire 3-25-59 which recommended that bulky exhibit 100-195220-105 be reviewed and a decision rendered as to the retention or disposition of the material contained in the above bulky exhibit. Bulky exhibit is phonograph record, one side of which indicates that it contains a selection entitled “In Praise of Learning,” with music by Hanns Eisler. The opposite side contain a recording of "Rise Up,” with music by Hanns Fisler. The record e indicates that it was putout by Timely Recording Company, 235 Fiyth Avenue, New York City. New York letter Jl-12-47 indicates that the record was received from one JS New York City on L0-31~47, duised that the above record was one of a stack of records z¢ ¢ had taken from an unknowm individual's apartment located in-vicinity of et and jrd Avenue, New York City, approximately 12-46. advised that at that time he was working for a secondhand furniture buyer. “Bee Bufile on Fisler in@icates that Mr. H. Graham Morison, Executive Assistant to the Attorney General, was advised via letter 11-29-47 of Bureau's receipt of the above-mentioned record and was further advised what each side of the record contained. This letter sets: Sarék=.the Iyrics of "Rise Up” and indicates that the musigal score and lyrics of "In Praise of Learning” appear as exhibit Number 30 in the appendix of the pamphlet itgsued by the House Committee on Un-American Activities containing the testimony on the Fisler case. “ X-126 REC 10912 7 - (Pa 92G- ACY. Gufiie in this matter reflects subject investigated by Bureau from 3-43 to 5-48. This investigation disclosed that subject and his wife were active in commuinist~front organizations and : communist money-raising enterprises in and about Los Angeles, California. Subject is brother of Gerhart Fisler. Bufile reflects subject Eigler voluntarily departed from U.S. in lieu of deportation on 3-26-48 -route Vienna, Austria, ee ~ * A; 4s subject no longer residing in U.S.5as Department has } rf case ALL WrCRMAT OH : JID:d ja, »: y Oa asm A I