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Nt =, aes L 4 100-18221, . po be: x vr an Tid ur necerbe tsi, sunished a copy of a leaflet which advertised a concert of If. DISLEE's music to be head DUNGY, December 1h, 19)7 at 8:15 p.m. at the Cornet Theatre, 366 horth La Cienega, Los Angeles. This concert Was sponserec by TGOP"ETEAVINSIY, acnblOoPLiigdy, ROGEZ-BESSIONS, ERNST“S0cH, and RCYSHARRIS. Anong those performing were Liv}aNl&TEiIn; BRUNSTTs ZOSSLIRTS TAM JEL SOUPINSEY, a knovm Communist; emer Joss iCal, a known Communist; FaUI-BERGSTRUL; RICHALL vADL, and root pits TL VER. In addition to the advertisenent, there. was a four page leaflet published by the Committee for Justice for HANNS EISLER, 792 Hillside Avemie, Hollywood lf, California which is the adédress of QLIFSORD and BLTVITEEETTS. The main portion of this leaflet we .. the reprinting of an article by MANTHATDLLLEVRY from the vctoder 6th issue of "Tre New Republict. The leaflet urged the. following: 1. That everyone should write the Attorney Generel protesting the deportation action and urging that permission for voluntary departure be grantec. 2. Demand the abolishment of the Un-smerican activities Comrittec. 3e break through thought control. Lo not denenc on the nevepaperc to give you the full story. sfottecs the truth yourself, L. lelp ug prevent this shameful injustice by gaVEng us your Pinenctel aid. You ean make your eneck out to cash or tolrs. VWILLLOOSIETEN LE, Treasurer and send them to 7942 Hillside Avenue. The leaflet also urged that everyone should, "cry shame to the whole world." (The material furnished by -. being retained 5D in the files of this offices] e*_ ; + immigration and Naturalization Service, of Los Angeles, advised that the deportation hearing for the subdect and his Wife would be held in Los Angeles on January 15, 1918. PEwWoDdI bh oG