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plicant one excep tions well as @ poet and among Her ecent evards . We a GUGGENHEIM Award on her general work in poetry. She states that she does ioe: * mot believe that in any way her articles reflect a political view point. | ; Be Cons iers y “ber capable, with good morale, a loyal As “REGWS OF RO subversive , °° gtonpsa that she belongs to. | He states: ‘that @uring their relationship be and <1, the applicant would have had ‘plenty of oper wand Sy he dlecass palisice ; oe problens, wat, that this never. $ ocearne ls, Re ae —_ gn attarmt to sontact Ltarenge SIMPHE Y weet at 220 East 69th ; Street, New York, New Tork, Giactosed ‘that this reference had died almost . Y . two monthe ago. ; 45 meicmpoenoop i they lived in the apartaent there at 57 University Drive — ee: 37 Riverside Drive, New York, 7 ae York, sada that he had remembered the spplicant and the fanily aince ad rior to that time hed lived et 789 Weet End pee , eee He etated that the applicant's father was engaged in the | re contracting business, with reel ‘e@ntate and wine business sa a wide line; — ° that he was interested in the COLGNIAL SAND AND GRAVEL COMPANT and had been one of the under-contractors in the construction of the Sth Avenue Sabwaye that the family had had considerabld financial reverses and moved in 1933 to @ more dnexpensive apartment because of these reverses. He considered that the family were loyal Asericans: that nothing had cecurred which would, in any wey, reflect upon the general character or reputation of the applicant or ber family; that ehe had « sister, TRANCES, and considered her also # Ye: fine lady. Hs stated that the feuiiy moved in 838 we Biversiaés Drive. rs] pa York, New York, was contacted ae with negative resulte, as he « + On eotablishaent bad changed hands and all the euployees were BOW. Poet %. ye é aos West End Avenue, bow ‘OTK, Bt phe remenbered the epplicant and her femily; tat nothing had occurred jaaring thet their oy at.