Mr. Pena. Over here [indicating]?
Mr. Liebeler. Yes; just put your initials on it.
(Witness complying.)
Mr. Liebeler. Now this application also has a part 2, which is required to be filled out by naturalized citizens. That is also a part of your application; is it not? [Handing document to witness.] Is that a part of your application, too, Mr. Pena?
Mr. Pena. I don't know. Might be. Something wrong here. How—went to Mexico? I don't know exactly.
Mr. Liebeler. What's the problem?
Mr. Pena. I don't know. Says here I was in Mexico. I don't know when I went to Mexico. When I got my passport, I don't remember exactly. I believe I got my passport—when I went to Mexico? How come it says here I went to Mexico?
Mr. Liebeler. You told us you went to Mexico in May of 1963, if I am not mistaken. Is that right?
Mr. Pena. I know I went to Mexico last year.
Mr. Liebeler. Well, this passport application, the one that we have already marked, is dated June 24, and the part, the supplement to it, or what purports to be a supplement to it indicates that you went to Mexico for 8 days in May of 1963. Now this part that we are looking at is not signed by you at any point.