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5 ees sige a sas - a. ‘ t i wo a, ee i penn phe knows that ‘miss Kennedy had lived since hor _ early years with Mrs. Rosensweig, and that her .-—..--... father, Mr. Joseph Kennedy, or. had died in the a War in England 4m 1044 ; *ghe confirmed that, together with Mrs. Rosensweig, she declared to the officials of the 0.8. Embassy - in Dublin that ‘miss Kennedy's* name is Josephine Patricia Kennedy, for the purpose of the issuing of a document ‘which could replace her passport, since Miss Kennedy claimed that the one issued to her in New York had been stolen or lest’. “Please be advised that this Office, in view of the precarious financial conditions of the aforesaid U.8. nationals (who at present have mo means of subsistence in Italy and have contracted debts totaling over three million Lire, even though the creditors for the time being have refrained from instituting legal actions, as the debtors have undertaken to pay them in January 1965), as well as in view of the fact that all of them have failed to file the prescribed ‘sejourn declaration’, thus violating the pro- visions of Article 142 of the Code of Public Safety Laws, has requested Mr. and Mrs. Hamill, Mre. Rosensweig and Miss Volpe to leave Italy by and not later than October 15. "The Hamill passports with the aforesaid notations and the photostatic copy of Page 5 of Mrs. Hamiill's passport have already been delivered, on your request, to your Mission, — which has replaced them with the passports bearing Ho. x 324286 (ir. _Manill) and Wo. £ 324287 (Mrs. Manill), iasued Baws — eT YF | “The Rone Police Beadquarters takes this eppor- tunity to renew to the Embassy of the U.8. As the expressions of its highest consideration. : arn a a “ted. (ilvecibie)* ce. a ee . Mr. @'Rewd also provided a copy of a letter from: -_ ~~ ~~ “Melvin M. Belli, dated Septenber 18, 1964, at Ban Francisco, . | California, to Hrs. Josephine Kennedy, Hotel Quirinale, Rome,