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le hte oa am WFO 100-14994 Usk tug a eo, ee ee eee ee ee £ Rewer VF awl Co eer 2m Maa amk United States through the port of New York City in November or December 1949 and proposed to stay abroad approximately two months. She said that she desired to visit England and the purpose of her trip was listed as "to collect my household furniture stored there since the war." She indicated that her mailing address was "The Beeches", Enfield, Connecticut, and attached letter stated, "I am applying for renewal of my passport which still has four months to run, I want to go to England, to London, to collect ny household furniture stored there since the war, and I will not be doing any writing while I am abroad. Very truly yours,*® The passport files contain a memorandum stating that information had been received to the effect that on November 9, 1949 the subject had departed from Amsterdam enroute to Moscow, Russia _.... @8 a delegate of the Congress of American Women to the annual council meeting of the Women's International Democratic Federation. ~~ it was further reported that Mrs. ROBESON had indicated she was attending the first conference of Asian Women scheduled for the first week in December 1949 in Peiping, China. The passport files contain a refusal notice dated January 31, 1951 which states that information has been received indicating that Mrs. ROBESON may wish to visit China with a "peace group". - REFERRED UPON COMPLETION TO THE OFFICE OF ORIGIN -