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WFO 161-2419 He was issued Passport number B-066418 on March 7, 1961, for travel to England, Holland, France and Germany for business purposes. He did not list his proposed length of stay abroad, On or about February 25, 19644, he had his Passport B-066418 renewed, but he indicated in his renewal application that he had no proposed travel plans, In his 1964 renewal application he requested that THURMAN ARNOLD, 1229 19th Street, N. W., Washington,36, D, C., be notified in the event of death or accident, He listed his parents as WILLIAM FORTAS (deceased), born 1872 at Kerson, Russia, resided in U. S., from 1905 to 1931 (death), naturalized before U. S, District Court at Memphis, Tennessee, on January 15, 1923, and RAY BERSON FORTAS deceased), born 1871 at Kovno, Lithuania, resided in United States from 1905 to 1946 (death), acquired citizenship throuch husband's natura ul 1 to The file contained no additional pertinent information. On November 5, 1964, sa[_____]revicned the following hearings at the House Committee on Un-American Aetivities (HCUA) in which the appointee was mentioned, Uearings before a subcommittee of the Committee on Foreign Relations, United States Senate, 81st Congress, Second Session, State Department Employee Lovalty Investigation, Part 1, Pages 264 and 417. Page 264 contained the testimony of the Honorable PHILIP C, JESSUP, Ambassador at Large of the United States of America in April, 1950, Set forth was a letterhead from the American Tay Student's Association, Woolworth Building, Room 530, New York, New York, Among the members of the "Faculty Advisory Board" of the association from Yale Law School, was Professor ABE FORTAS, Page 417 of the above hearings contained the testimony of Dr, OWN LATTIMORE on April 6, 1950, who was accompanied by nis attorneys, ABE FORTAS and PAUL PORTER. ~ho b6 DIC bb b?C