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v5 BISLER went en to relate he was in Moscow in 1936, remsiniag there | or for o period ef eight weeks. He stated all of his concerts gives there vere. . “" | ender the euspices of the Communist Party. Kovever, he stated he was favited. Moscow ty the Concert Bureau, explaining that the Soviet Goverment bas a reales. eoncert buregu, He admitted aleo that he vas we hd oortein | Revit officials ia ; ‘Basstea money for oondusting ese concerts,’ ae ree eo ae RISLER denied bo desired say change in ths United Siatea fers’ af | ‘Vcoversmest or ite schecl system, In direct answer to the question, "What ” _ system of government would you ony fe superior, the United States Government or the Seviet form of governnent®, he sncwered that the Gaited States ayeten ef soverment ie saperier. anes % On this sane date, March 37, 1939, MISLER's wife rs questicacd, ond the facts were that she was an author, having written many articles, Sneng . which was the novel, "TWASN'¢ ALWAYS LOVE", She stated alee she was born te 7 Vienna, on March 6, 1906 and had been in Ruseia in 1936, at which time che © visited Moscow and Leningrad. She continued by stating she had visited ia the home of DOROTHY THOMPSON whom she first contacted in Gerneay. Se It is noted that in the Immigration aad Fatorelisation file at Ellis Island, there appears correspondence om behalf ef HANNS and LOUISA EISLER, written by one CAROB, ZING, with effiees located at 100 Fifth Avenue, Hew Terk | Oity. By letter da Mareh 16, 1939, he pretested thelr departure from the " United States and advised the Iemigration authorities here that he would de in | { Washingten shortly after the date“df hie letter on their behalf and requested that they have an extension of time, peading his appeal in Washington, Sudsequent \therete, these aliens were extended leave to remein in the United States ap to. and including April 15, 1930. ‘The information : supposed to leave the United States through Loredos foxas on April 25th, 1939, — put they-aetoally left the Ual¥ee States on dprti Subject and his wife agaia re-entered the Waite states, according ° to the records at Bliis Ieland, at Laredo, Texas on Septeaber 21 . 1939. Ga Jaly 17, 1940, a varrant was ‘Asened vy ve v Baw, chier Warrent Oy ‘Branch of the Immigration Branch $66041/127, to the District Director ef == « " Immigration and Naturalisation at Ellis Island, faetrecting that HANES and. LOUISA EISLER be arrested danamuch as they were ia the United States ia violatios ef the Junigration laws for the reason that they had violated the Insigratica Act ef 1924 in that they remsined in the United States fer a longer tine than. permitted under the said act or regulations sade thereis, The varrent farther ; instructed pendiag farther proceedings in the event subject and vife wre fond, they could de released from custody on $500.00 bend,