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bl ICONFIDEf TiAl: Letter to Director NY 100=26648 | December 13, 1947. sume Om Pec. 12, 194’ , the Imi creation and Naturalization Service, NORE eraer cel conficenti advisea that they did not have HANS EISLER under surveillance. He related that upon the arrival of EISLER in NYC he had suggested to his superiors that this subject be laced uncer surveillance but they decided that this should not be done. indicatec that the only stops the Immicration authorities have against an illeg gel departure from the U. S. on the part of the subject is Wit j 4 ho has interviewed this subject a no definite information as to EISLE:'s plans, but he tnoug hat it was possible that the subject would stay in NYC until Dee. 22d at which time he would accompany his attorney, CAROI*KING, to the Coast. CAROL KING planned to leave MYC for the West Coast on that date to prepare for the trial of this subject. 7 Relative * thi it was his opinion, at leas NY area, that it was extremely week. ect; st ted ff. —___ fr m he had obtained i at pide 4 th n the BO It is requested that in tact with the Immigration authorities that the identity of >: kept strictly confidential, Relative to the Bureau's sugrestion as to the placing of necessary stops, as you are aware outgoing stops in NYC are generally ineffective unless there is a circularization of all steamship companies and airlines, In this case it is not believed that such is desired or necessary. Arrangements have been made through a confidential source in ~3- CO Paty