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Sighry L A 1000-18124 ; ; was ordered today to leave the country. The article went on to state that both HANNS and his wife, LUISE, were given a chance to "leave voluntarily," provided they did not go to Canada or Mexico. On February 18, 1948 Mr. HOGAN of the Internal Reveme Bureau, Los. -meslac 1a] 224A TIAA atoA thot ee ee ee ee ee ie | Angeles, called eA CLA and stated that his office in New L0lR Mea CeaLLCU him advising that they were checking the income tax of the EISLEHs prior to their departure and learned that they owed the government over a “thousand dollars in back taxes. co 2 On February 20, 1948, the New York Office advised the Bureau by teletype and Los Angeles with a copy thereof of the information that the Subject and his wife had one-way reservations to Rome, Italy, via T.W.A.,; Flight 904, departing from New York on February 25. This information was subsequently changed according to New York teletype dated February 27, 1948. Their new departure date was to be March l, 1948," on T. W. A. Flight 922. . The Los Angeles Times dated February 28, 1948, carried the informa- tion that the bank account, bonds and furniture belonging to the Subject and his wife had been attached under a lien filed by the Federal government to satisfy an income tax claim. This fact was verified a The New York Office advised the Bureau and Los Angeles by teletype. dated March 26, 1948, that BISLER and his wife departed for Vienna, Austria, via Pan American Airways at 4:00 pem., that date. Inasmch as no further investigation remains to be conducted and in view of the fact that EISLER has departed trom the United States, this case is being closed. -~ CLOSED =