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“ . ; Mr. Tolson Mr. Nichois — Mr. B.sirdman— Mr. Belmont... Mr, Mehr WW Mr. Parsons —.. Mr. Rosen Bir. Taram Mai. ‘Pretter ow. Mo. Nooge pr mes - ; Tile. Raom ‘ Mr. Holloman —. Miss Gandy Tea nine eae ae pr ence a ne alien n a meneame memantine ne nie hy mae ce eee eat Ane ee seem ene tetas a Oo PAUL ROBESON v. JOHN FOSTER DULLES nN oo. The summons and complaint was served on the Attorney General on March 3, 1958. Plaintiff seeks a declaratory judgment and other "equitable relief to declare that the Passport Regulations of the — — Secretary of State (22 C.F.R. 51,135 et seq.) as applied to the plaintiff, are unauthorized, unlawful and invalid. Plaintiff further prays that the defendant be enjoined from interfering with plaintiff's * a travel outsides the U.S., from continuing to refuse to grant a pasa- . port to the plaintiff, and to direct the defendant to issue a pass= port to the plaintiff forthwith. Defendant refused to grant a pass= port to plaintiff based on his refusal to answer questions concerne ing present and past membership in the Communist Party which are contained in the passport application form, On April 26, 1958, an Aneawer to Complaint was filed in the U.S. District Court itor the NN strict © olumblia, On the same eTendan ‘tled a Motion or Secur or Costs fe) sutnorities in sipopoer ne or W a memorandum o 10 5 an OL sz 8 i=3 "3 Pee ep ele ea tener II EN AIL aie a - (p3op = dnsoraation ineluded in Internal eta tston (23°F on y Statue Report for Gi a, a i ® ROT RECORDED 7 JUN 3 1958 si f noe LLINFORMATION CONTAINED 4.3 EREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED | ) DATE 1-15-81 BYs0.8 Apfley yO” Ter % pA es are, ee Pe