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O f OO ees DETAILS 4 e Jn wat ™ A. Residence and Employment The "New York Times", issue of May 4, 1959, Section No. 3, page Bl, columns 5 through 7, contain the results of interviews of neighbors in the vicinity of 31 Grace Court, Brooklyn, New York, which revealed that DU BOIS corfinued to maintain his residence at that address. The article pointed out that the subject was then travelling a, aie wo; On May 13, 1959, furnished information which indicated that DU BO was then in Stockholm, Sweden, and that it was expected that he would travel to England i on May 16, 1959. C According to the information furnished by fy @MMMB DU BOIS had reservations to sail for home on June 72>, 41959, but the possibility existed that he may sail before that date. DU BOIS is chiefly occupied as a writer and bh -= fon $b. TI 2 eA a has made numerous speecnées in the United 5t r=] ates et lecturer, me as Mace numercu and abroad,pertinent portions of which are subsequently forth in this report, The "New York Times", issue of May 4, 1959, page 3, in an article datelined in Moscow May 3, 1959, announced that Russia had awarded the subject with the Lenin Peace Prize along with Russian Premier NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV and ; quoted DU BOIS,at this time as describing himself as a H " " writer, teacher, and "peace campaigner. | B. Foreign Travel SA reviewed the records of the ‘Passport Department, Department of State, Washington, D.C., concerning the subject on October 7, 1958. These records reflected that Passport No. 1103544, New York series, was issued on June 30, 1958, to WILLIAM EDWARD BURGHARDT DU BOIS. His application was submitted June 26, 1958, at New York, New York. DU BOIS indicated his date of birth es Februzry - 2.