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According to the inforrint, the Washington Bookshop Association had a special table set up at this meeting to sell literature and that RAY PINKSON, Bookshop board member, was in charge of the table. : Ee WFO 100-14,99% He . t aoe at jeooeees: a Jonfidential Informant that RAYVPINKSON was a member of the Communist Party in the Dis- trict of Columbia eee eee ui F of known reliability, advised mf STATE DEPARTMENT PASSPORT INFORMATION acalie #9' Sec die ob ee The files of the Department of State Passport Division contained an Emérgency Fassport Application dated August 22, 1925, made at the American Embassy in London, England, by the subjeet,~~ "> at which time she indicated her permanent residence was 2 East 127th Street, New York City. She indicated that she knew that she was included on psagsport number 106698 issued in. favor of her husband by the Department of State on July 29, 1925. She indicated that her Kusband, PAUL LE ROYROBESON, was then residing in London, England, on August ll, 1925,“where she was then residing for the purpose of "theatrical engagements", ; The subject advised that she desired an immediate pass- Sy port for use in the following countries and for the purposes 4 indicated: B- Great Britain and Ireland--embarkation and return, ae France, Belgium, Italy, Switzerland, and Germany--travel. In response to the above immediate passport application, the subject was issued passport 225 at London, England on August 22, 1925. By passport application dated October 6, 1927 the 4 subject indicated she was then residing at 355 West 145th Street, ae New York City. She indicated that she had resided outside the Cae | United States from August to October 1925 in England and from October to December 1925 in France. She stated that she intended to return to the United States within two vears. She desired to 4 visit “all countries". Her application was amended to indicate -~5-