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mie wi bets BES te Dee at ¢ Saxe ! oe WFO 12100-19027 S AL] "l. Suit was commenced in this matter on February "2, i958 with plaintiff seeking inter slia declaratory Judgment directing defendant to issue a passport to Plaintiff in standard form and for standard duration, "2. The Secretary of State decided on June 25, 1958 that Plaintiii was entitled under the applicable decisions of the United States Supreme Court of June 16, 1958 in KENT and BRIBHL v. DULLES, No. 481, to be granted the requested passport and on that date the defendant issued to the plaiatiff the passport | ot Standard form. "3, The within action is “gecordingty discontinued without cost té either party." -0 July 3, 1958, United States District court Judge - JANES w. MORRIS issued en order stating that parties to the Lawsuit, by their counsels have entered into a stipulation, that the action should be discontinued, and it is by the Court this Sed day of July, 1958, ordered that this action be and is hereby dismissed gas moot without costs to either party. CEECTOSLOVARIA PRESS PLAYS UP REPORT OF SURJECT'S GOTH BIRTHDAY On April 16, 1958, the American Embassy, Prague, forwarded a communication to the Department of State reflecting that during the preceeding week the Czechoslovakia prese had prominently Played wp reports of the subject's 60th birthday with front page photographs and stories recalling subject's "heroic fight against fascist oppression," It was stated that the Ceechoslovakian Compittee of Peace Defenders reportedly sent a letter toa the Pepertment of State with a demand that subject be granted a passport so that he might appear in the Prague Spring Musical Festival, It was further stated that on April 9, 1958, “Bridge Aeross the Gcean," a film which subject had a hand in producing, was shown in Prague and the publication, “Prade” of April 10, 1958, reported that the subject had sent a telegram of thanks +o the start of Prague radio and television station responding to _ their good wishes on his birthday. on