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Lal C © WK 92-389 DETAILS: C _ &. BIRTH AND CITIZENSHIP bl’ On April 23, 1958 1 GEE: -..:.1 and reviewed Petition of Naturalisation #2700, at the record vault of the Coumty Clerk of Essex County, New Jersey. This reoord pertained to the naturalization of the subject's father, RUBIN ZwWILLMAN, who then resided at 18 Hillside Place. It reflected that RUBIN ZWILLMAN was born on October 15, 16867, at Skopiniak, Russia, had left Liverpool on approximately February t » 1898, and arrived at New York on February 22, 1898, on the ship St. Paul. This record further reflects that he was married to ANHIEZ, who was born in Russia, and thet at the time of the filing in 1911, they had five children as follows: BESSIE, born March 14, 1899, at Russia. ABRAM, borm Auguat 12, 190), at Newark, New Jersey. HATTIE, born Jme 10, 1906, at Newark, New Jers BARNEY, born November 5, 1908, at Newark, New Jersey. FREDA, born January 3, 1910, at Newark, Hew Jer This record reflects that Certificate of Haturalisa- tion #423080, was issued to RUBIN ZWILLMAN on June 9, 191). EARL GREENLEAF, Investigator, Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), Newark, New Jersey, edvised on April 29, 1958, that the question of whether or not the subject was born outside the United States, is academic from the standpoint of citisenship. GREENLEAP stated that since the subject was listed on the above Naturalization Petition he, as a minor child, automatically became entitled te oitizen- ship upon his father's naturalization. . -2-