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4 4 WFQ 1100-14994 Albania, Bulgaria, and those portions of China, Korea and Viet-Nam uncer communist control, The passport was also marked not valid for travel in Hungary. Under current passport regulations, an ordinary American passport, such as issued to subject, is valid for a period of two years, at the end of which time it may be ~- . renewed for an additional two years, making the maximum period of validity of such a passport four years. At the end of tht period, a person must file a mew passport application. It is noted that current passport regulations permit the use of the passport for lawful travel within the period of its validity whenever and as often as desired without further prior noti- fication to the Department of State. ; Passport application dated July 1, 1958, at New York, Kew York, reflects that ESLANDA GOG0DE ROBESON was born December 15, 1896, at Washington, D. C., and maintained permanent residence at 16 Jumel Terrace, New York, New York. She listed her father as JOHN J. GOGDE, born 1870, in Illinois, and her mother as ESLANDA CARDOZO GOODE, born October 22, 1872, at Columbia, South Carolina. She indicated that her parents are deceased, Subject stated she was last married on August 17, 1921, to PAUL ROBESON, who was born April 9, 1898 at Princeton, New Jersey. She stated that their marriage has not been termi- nated and that her husband resides with her at the above mentioned New York, New York, address. Regarding her travel plans, subject stated she intended to depart from the United States on July 10, 1958, at — the port of New York, New York, for a proposed length of stay abroad of six months in order to visit England for the purpose of joining her huSband, There was a written notation on the application that subject does not intend to fulfill any writing assignments while abroad, — Subject refused to answer the questions in the application, "Are you now a member of the Communist Party?" and "Have you ever been a member of the Communist Party?" Subject stated she does not have to answer questions regarding Communist Party affiliations, | = _ It is noted that a United States Supreme: Court _ decision of June 16, 1958, in the cases involving KUCKWELL KENT,