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_ The testimony of George s-Hessorenith, former Assistant Secretary of State, eppears on pages 91-150, the purpose appearing to have been to further establish the responsibility of the Stete Department having issued a visa to the subject when the State Department file on him contained e memo based on the Depar*ment of Labor file stating that "evidence established preponderently tr £ Eisler is a Commmist*®. we if : - {Paul ! utton, Consul in Charge of the Visa Section, Consulate Generel, Mexico ¥, in 1939, testified as shown on pages 151-168 and 169- 178. .He was questioned regarding efforts of Eisler to obtain an Immigration vigal into the United States after having been unsuccessful in Habana, Cuba. ' Hutton himself granted Kisler a Visiterts vizse into the United States Sertember ' ———— +S Ot eee wee —— we a= 7 a meacuy ieee Ye ee mete te rae baal a 1939. Un-American Activities Committee Investigation This testimony, by 1 nala Tots ell, appears on pages 78-91 and refers to investigation at the New School of Social Research, New York City, by which Eisler wes employed as Visiting Professor October 1, 1935, through Mey 13, 1942, except for periods when he was in Europe and Mexico. : In the back of the booklet is an appendix listing all evidence introduced with the testimony during the course of the hearings, September 24- ACTION: It is suggested that the booklet be completely indexed for file.