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pene as Ca Our nation needs songs and knows how to value @ good ens. This is obvious in Hisler's ‘Comintern,’ deeply imbedded , in our (Bolden sony, fund," (foo- 19V 220- /6. P 9, ta Tn = hrier 8 Pen od oH peter Bated Biter ed 935. Bisler 4 aes rw me as having arrived in Moscow and is described as 4 ropreventatt ve of the In national Union of the Revolutionary Theater. Sometine during duly, 1938, en article appeared in ee "Byening Woscon" newspaper which read in pert as follows: “The name Eisler is not vainly associated with such meres af Frederick Wolf, Bert Brecht and Irvin Piskator. These are the names of our foreign living ocamrades who have made their talents into a sharp weapon for Comunists.” The article states that Eisler attended the International Musicians Olympiad as @ representative of the International Orion of the Revolutionary Wheater and concerning this Eisler is quoted as follows in the article: "this calebratian may boldly be called an expression of solidarity between the Creche and German labor living in Czechoslovakia. hen the first columns with Red banners waving Appeared on the scene, eyes of the German workers filled with tears upon tuo aight of this anti-Fasoist denonstration.* ; mo An article in the Russim language appeared in the July 30, 1935, iss of the "Literary Oerette” in Moscow, Russia, - This article in pert arated: "I found Hens Bisler at work. Be was diotating an artiole for one of the Moscow newspapers. Mhile waiting for my interview, I began *6 examine some books which were placed in a mull group on a ahelf. ‘Companions Enrever' -, Revolutionary Artists’ - Marx - Engels - Lenin - and Staelin. My attention was draw to the German translation of 'Chapaey. ! "only reosntly have I "“erecked” Purmanoy,’ anijingly seid Hane Kisler. ‘I read "Chapaev" all the way from Awerica to Europe. What strength! What bottomless, revolutionary passion and energy! I couldn't tear myself away from this book. ‘These = me i Be Heth et hee te bet sd eee eh dee ae amt t whe a the west must have. In what is the uplifting strength of such - works ae &Chapaev." I is that in thes is revived not only | the mynificent talents of the artists, but also the fiery Communistia ambition. Only that kind of wmity can give orea- tions of herelo strength." (/oo -/95°2 20- /b, pp. 7-/5) On Ostober 6, 19565, J. E. Wilkie, Secretary of the drizona Peace Offioers' Asscoiation, wrote to the Honorable Frances Perkins, then Secretary ef Labor, protesting the right of Hane Bieler to remain in the United states arr F SS - 6 - CON ENTIAL