On March .30. 1955. the Secretary of State approved the recommendations of the Board of Passport Appeals and her application for a passport was disapproved. The Passport Division. the Board of Passport Appeals. and the Secretary of State acted upon confidential information which had been received from agencies of the United States Government and mainly from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. This information. which was subsequently made public. was that Jane Zlatovski had attended Communist Party meetings in San Francisco in 1934 and 1935. that in June 1941 she picketed the White House for the American Peace Mobilization. an organization cited by the Attorney General. that she was a Communist Party member that she. in 1942. was reported to be in sympathy with the ideology of the Communist Party and to be a Communist. that she is married to one George Michael Zlatovski. a known Communist. who was born in Russia and who now resides in Paris. that she in 1942. prior to her marriage. lived in New York with people who conducted Communist meetings in their home. that she was associated with or in contact with or affiliated with several organizations. including the International Labor Defense in 1941. the Washington Book Shop in 1943. and the American Committee for the Protection of Foreign Born. that she publicly discussed her Communist Party membership in Washington. D. C.. in 1942. that she worked for the Communist Party in the Dutch East Indies from 1936 to 1940. and also in San Francisco. that both she and her husband were doing Communist Party work in Europe in 1948 and that while employed by the 0.
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