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a i ) 1 e \V 7 Fae Memorandum to Mr. Sullivan — Ol ERE She became a natura citizeh December 18, 1, at Wilmington, Delaware. Her daughter respies with her. The INS file on Susie Chang's er fen naturalization lists a daughter, Esther, bo resides in London, England. — The mother's file also reflects that on Apri} 3, 1962, the mother filed a petition in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for a second preference visa under the Chinese quota for her daughter Esther. The t mother was represented, in connection with this petition, by the Burrows commented | New York City law firm of Donovan, Leisure and Irvin WS Co c novan, recently invo ived that this is the same law firm which James B. Donovan, recently invo in exchanges of Cuban prisoners, is a member of, The visa petition stated that Esther Chang is an experienced nurse whose services were needed at Princeton, New Jersey. The petition for visa was approved April 17, 1962, and the U. S. Consulate at London was notified of this fact. Burro1 commented that if the Chinese quota had openings, she might conceivably be able to come into the country but there are no openings at this time. resent situation in which Burrows further commented that view of the Susie Chang is involved, INS is preparing a letter to State suggesting th anneanriata Tneat Reitieh anthari tae in London before issuing her a vsa to come to the U. S. Burrows assured that the Bureau will be advised of any further information concerning Susie Chang which comes to INS attention. ACTION: fe For information. LL sr yl V ra _ f ; ea i _ AN ie