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. vo . | _ - . . a, partied . ° a + . - . . . nae ° a » ; : . : a ~ . 7 eae wie ap PE eee pe yp etie SR ey, a OR Poet et gee 4 ty oe 2. wm : wae . *. see * “ pees oe ‘owever, ‘ghe ‘state Departient.. “eg AP et so. ll. “pefused to process Mr. Robeson's sppiication: Gap eo a 'sés 7 > A pecent Supreme Court decision voided . tag cot wes =“. State Department regulations denying .- SE op rt go . - i" +. passports to persons of allegedly doubtful - oO ° loyalty. On Tuesday the State Department le eta TO announced that the performer, among other “ci +> Ue. 0 a Aer my. alt gag me oh Ba 4 zr t 4 * 4 rejected applicants, would shortly receive his B passport... pet ° deel tt A | ra RPE Pl ow of the CP through leading CP members, | ntified as a mber. The informant . to have been (7) TLeEnds,. mee - .-. The Passport Office, Department of .00. .-.... a State, advised in June, 1958, that PAUL ROBESON was ow! — being issued Passport Number 1145187 to travel to | Cvaee ae Europe for. the purpose of. ‘Singing and (aeting. «» ”. a as ide urther stated associated wit ee rr er * advised on July 10, 1958, that” Spe ee PO ee BENJAMIN DAVE was visited on that date at. his ~.. Weal Sb ; ae residence by LLOYD BROWN)‘a member of the National - ve ee Committee of the CP, USA. During this visit, DAVIS and =— _* BROWN discussed the "fact that ROBESON had left the. 27 -ea country and expressed their delight on the fact that © sa Sear ae ; he ' Was able to. Deve. EE . . aad ae as ee "DAVIS commented that ar it had been ee pot have let. /, ROBESON £9, abroad, Pl!