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ree "x ap et re KEJONANLUM FoR THE DIRECTOR . so . PAGE TWo affidavit of identi fication. TD then inquired as to how Eisler was planning to go or if he was p hg to go at all. tated that he thought Eisler was going as he had a contract and s to make a living ané could be back by September 23, but he stated that he aia not know how. | ah. Eisler would go. ee: if Fisler was in disagreement with the all State Department about leaving. "no," that “he had spoken to them and there was no difficulty. told him that she under- stood from s at the State Dept. that a person under a subpoena could be not leave. said that that someone at the State Department was all "wet,® as that held only in criminal cases. He added that the State oncerned. i no business "butting in" so far as their own regulations are concerned. told her to get them to read her the regulation the next time. She then - wanted to know about the Congressional subpoena. stated that it_was _ not a criminal case. She stated sometimes she wondered about that. said, “yes, the way some committees ran their hearings it might be.” The conversation was then concluded. 4 w Ac CTION J. wet oa f the AaFintitea tnct natian Peeam thie nar: ver estian that Welar Pas? Tn Vicon 6 3 Geait ha ve ee ee ee ee Salon WEA Lids ff) oe eit Teave the U. S. for Paris, France probably without the permission of the State Lepartment, it is suggested that consideration be given to orally furnishing the above information in a paraphrased form to Rep. Thomas of the Mouse of kepresentative's un-American Activities Committee. [tis further suggested that | this information might be similarly furnished to Ss of th: the State