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L A 100-1212 rel . t = = At 3:55 pem. an automobile with 1%,7 California license 5 T 5070 oS rted from the R residence. This egistered to wees There is no record of this individual in the indices o s oifice. At 4:15 pem. the Subject and his wife and an unknown woman, believed to be GERD, mUHART, previously referred to in this investigation, were observed leaving the EISLER residence in the EISLER automobile. This party went cirectly to the Los Angeles Municipal Airport, where EITSLU4 boarded his plane at 5:55 pem. , By teletype dated Jamary 27, 1948, New York advised that Imnircra~ tion authorities in New York City stated that the Subject's deportation hearing had been transferred to New York City and was to be held some tire in the future. furnished the information on b7¢ February 16, 1948, that had told Lys. EISLER on February 12, a! 1948, that she could leave voluntarilv from the United States and that there role be no derortation chercres. alse said that HANS could i & country of nis ar ané thet LvIs;ZisLin should come to sev terk as possible. al) With reference to the deportation hearing to be held in New York, the New York Office advised by copy of a teletype sent to the Bureau dated February 4, 1948, that EISLER had indicated his willingness to execute a stipula tion admitting his C’ membership for the purpose of expediting deportation proceedings. oon ° fog c & ne ao ff07 it) On February 10, 1948, furnished the information that LWISt BISLEH and her husband had reservations to leave New York for Rome, pil Italy, on February 18, Flight 904. LUISE had reservations to leave los Angeles | via Tei eAe for New York on February 16 via Flight 12. With reference to IIsz EL New York, investigation in another case disclosed had visited the EISLER resi- dence on ‘February 12, 1945, an g Mrs. EISLER at home, had left a message for her which stated that had brought LUISE's ticket. The note also said that F. (undoubtedly referring to FEUCHTWANGER) wanted to see her before she left for New York and that the following Saturday afternoon would be the best svailable day. A surveillance of the FEUCHTWANGER residence on the afternoon of Saturday, February 14, 1945, failed to disclose that Urs. Ei\SLSn arrived to keep her appointment. the Los anceles Times dated Tebruar7 13, 194£, carried an articl. datelinec ew York Wews, New Yor), Februar: 12, wiich stateu that 2. "5 Lisiun (14