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j NY 190+26648 andi that no other investigation ® would be conduc ted unless advised to. the 6 71¢ | contrary s .- _ ate _ Aol OS ie : if cheek of the records of the Hotel ‘Rison wy! ‘Sa re to reflect any record of HANNS EISLER having stop The hotel files did show that on May 23, 1947 a letter dated the preceding | day was received from one SAV LIEN, Editor of VAINS TREAM, a literary - F quarterly. Therein, Mr, SILLEN requested that a reservation be made for a «+ | Be —_ . double roon for Mr. and Mrs, aS ae for one week beginning June 5, ° -; 1947. He added that there was a possibility that the EISLERS would remain gy for two or three additional days, and he further réquested that no bills ' be rendered the EISLERS but rather, they should be sent to him at the office of MAINS TREAM which was given ¢ as 832 Broadway, New York Citye | wrk ~ “athe los ‘Angeles Office wy teletype of July 9, 1947 reported that information Was received to the effect that HANNS EISLER had been scheduled to.’ Gepart from New Yory“City on TWA Flight #35 on dune 11, 1947 at 10:35 P. check of he TWA yecords by Special Agent Guitier revealed that only reco available in New York City on this flight was a pass go Vist _— owas prepared f he plane's mnifest. According to this list, one “H.-S . Checked in IaGuardia Field on the night of June 21, 1947 for this f tient “to Los Angel However, it was also determined that it is the usual policy on these flYghts that the passenger list obtained in New York is wired to Kansas City verified from the manifest there. ‘This verification, when returned . to the New York Office of TWA, bore the name of the aforementioned traveller as H, EISLER, There was no record of the subject's wife being on this planes CONFIDghiTiE: