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ee w2gm @ O servers 21, 19hh ‘ellesley College where she O)iz 1a a position; that she worked with him and had no reason to suspect him of any disloyalty but on the cone trary, had every reason to belicve he was tking the oath of allegiance without any reservation and with full understanding of the responsibilities of citizenship. No investigation appears to have been made of Kirchheimer on account of his connection with the Institate of Social Researchand the record shows that he was adnitted to citizenship on November 16, 19l3. A memoranda shows that the Katurelization Service file vas examined b, an acent of the United States Givil service Comaissioa on January bth, 19liks weich indicates that some investigation has been made of hin by that Commicstion since his naturalization, Referring to Eric Froma, the Naturalication records show thet he declared his intention of becoming a citizen on duly 2h, 193l, residing at that time at the Hotel Salisbury, New York, in tiat connection, he stated that he arrived in New York on May 31, 1934, from "Havre, “rance, on én imnicration visas that he was born in “rankfurt, Gervany on March 23, 19003 that he was of the Hebrew races that his last foreign wsidence was in be scee term ab pak Geneva, Svitzerland; that the person t? whom he was coming waS He 5. Petco il + gateabge Da, 3 MRIL dit lcd ts tical en ta 8 act ghar ett Ag@ PARP CE BM) ery ee teaching in psychology. se said he was married on June 2h, 1920, at ‘yonigsberg, Germany, to Yrieda Neicluman ., born in darleruhe, Germany, on Hetober 23, 15036 fe ficd his Petition cor Naturalization on dJanuery 5, 19uQ, at he Southern vineriet of New Lork, civing Ais occupation as a lecturer and writer cou bis eddress as 444 Central Pars ast, hea York. lie namd as his witnesses Alice i. daier, a secretary, living at 195 visreaont Avenue, and caroline acwion, 4 writer, living at Llu .est 55 Strout, ie stated he was previously in whe Unived Ctates from september to ueceaber, 1935, as a visitor; th.t de has been with the Institute of Social xesearch since cay Bl, 1934; that ue deft the vated states int July, 1933, for vrance and agtgerland og 4 vacalion and revo rel opin, rutaralag in ;ebruary, 19396 in a tether dated May [vy be3e, he as“ed Yor exoeditiien of hls araticatiou on the vround Unat he was @ daaver ol the research $ tari oo vrtervitiomh Enstitioe of ‘oclal “esearch .c thal ia order to mther saeypial vor his research wore, 16 was heccscary Zor bin ws aaxe tring to pourone and Souch omerica. vaio apr ears to mivc bem mace resarcins hin and he venship on Tay °5, 13a%. s athey intormation has core to our esteation eu side of fea chatf member ar tio Tustitube of Social ocecarech, cers 34. jcnryg “rossnman, che -aturaligzation ervice reco. ds woof re ce fot eae eg MON ee pe aman et Yr Fo