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BENJAEIN Shlll, employed.3!1tiBh1?:Pet*-618°Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, contactédD bi DD
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him five times during 1938-1939 on basis -of
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former student at HIT, whom SMILE tutored in
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with HARRY GQLD, and he stat_ed atuthe outset that he now believed that
3 HARRY GOLD, the person whose picture recentlj apDpeDaréd'in the newspapers as '
an admitted Soviet spy, was the same individual who contacted him on several
bccasions in Dayton, Ohio, some years ago, At this point, four recent photo-'
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one and the same person who contacted him. In. this connection, SMIIB went on -
to relate the details of these contacts, which are as fo11ows:._ _ . ' .
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At the outset SMEIG stated that the dates of these,con-G
tacts and the number were haay in his mind, but he recalled that the first
time he was contacted by HARRY GOLD was in the fall of 1933, at which time
he was residing at 307 Oxford Avenue, with his parents and brother. Regarding
the first contact, he stated he could not recall the day of the.week nor the
time of day, but that it was probably in the late afternoon or early evening
_that he first contacted him. He stated that GOLD may have telephoned him at
his residence_prior ta arriving,'but that he cannotrecall'that he did. " * -
However, at that time the telephone of his residence was listed in his name.
He stated that when GOLD appeared at his residence, he introduced himself
under his true name, although in the years following, this name was forgotten
by SMILG, and GOD stated that he was a student at Xavier University, was very
lonely, knew no one, and was anxious to make the acquaintance of SMILG.
SMUG stated that he inquired of GOLD as to why he called
on him, and GOLD stated that he was a friend of STAN SHUMOVSKY. SMILG stated
that he cannot recall whether he used the full name of SHUMOVSKY or just the
first name. He went on to tell SMILG that he was from Philadelphia, and the
conversation during the first evening, which he believes lasted from one and
one-half to two hours, at his residence, consisted mainly of talk about school
and SHUHOVSKY. SMID3 stated that he cannot recall which members of his family
were present on the occasion of GOLD'S visit, but assumes that the entire
family was home, as they were usually in the evenings, and he stated definitely
that GOLD did not bring him a gift, but it may have been possible that GOLD _
brought a box of chocolates to his mother, although he cannot recall this. f"
SMIIG cannot recall whether he drove GOLD from his
residence to the bus stop or the railroad depot on the occasion of the first
_visit, although he did on one, and probably two other visits. He stated that
GOLD'S first visit, as he recalls, was purely a social visit, on the basis of what
purported to be a mutual friendship with STANISLAUS SHUMOVSKY.- SHIIG recalls-
that on this occasion, or maybe another, GOLD furnished him with his address in
Cincinnati, and encouraged him to visit him. However, SMILG stated that from
the outset he did not like GOLD as an individual, and described him as having
"a greasy appearance," and in general he did not feel that GOLD was the type of
individual with whom he wished to>be acquainted or to know on a social basisa
' SMILG stated that the second visit from GOLD was, to the _
best of his recollection, in about two or three months, probably in early 19§9,
at which time he again came to the residence at 30? Oxford Avenue, and ShILG
recalls that the conversation was again purely social, pertaining to school
and SHUMOVSKY, and SMILG stated that from his conversation with GOLD, there
appeared to be no question but that he did personally know SHUMOVSKY, due-to
the fact that he was well informed concerning him. '
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' SMILG believes that on the second contact, GOLD made
inquiry of him concerning his employment, and although SHIDG does not
specifically recall, he believes that he would have infonmed him that he was
employed at Wright Field, and probably told him that he was an Aeronautical
Engineer. He believes that on this second visit he may have driven GOLD to the
railroad depot in Dayton, but he stated that he definitely knows that he never
drove GOLD to the downtown district of Cincinnati. He stated that in view of
his_personal dislike for GOLD, he knows that he did not offer to drive him to
the depot, andmdid so only on the request of GOLD, and"on none of the visits did
he encourage GOLD to return to visit him again. He stated that if inquiry was
made of him on this visit concerning his employment, such inquiry would probably
have been made while he was enroute to the railroad depot with GOLD.
_ The third visit by GOLD to SMILE was again, to the best of
SMILG'S recollection, about two or three months later, probably in the late
spring of 1932. He cannot recall how long this visit was, but believes that
again it was the same social call at his home, and that he, SMELG, drove GOLD
to the railroad depot at GOLD'S request. He believes that it was on the
occasion of this visit, and while enroute to the railroad depot, that GOLD
told him that he was interested in securing information concerning aircraft
from SMILG, and more or less solicited SMILG'S cooperation in furnishing such
information, although SMILG stated he asked for no definite information in the
aircraft field, and he assumed that GOLD was merely interested in general
aircraft information. SHILG told GOLD that he, HARRY GOLD, had no business
receiving such information. However, GOLD still insisted, and then proceeded
to convert him to his ideas by generally stating that the Russians were ,,
fighting our war, and due to the shortsightedness of our political leaders,
we were not in the war, and as a result, it was the duty of everyone to help
Russia in its efforts. SMID3 stated that these were not the exact words of
GQLD,_ pwever, that was the general tenor of his statement, and as he recalls
it, GGLDS talk was antiHitler, rather than pro-Russian or Communist. "" ~
At this point SMILG'S attention was drawn to the fact
that at this time Russia was not involved in an active war, and he explained
that GOLD apparently referred to Russia's fight against Nazism and HITLER,
that Russia was the only nation that was going to fight Germany, and it did
not appear that the United States was going to fight HITLER'S aggression. _
SEIUG still stated that to the best of his recollection
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GOLD out of his.objectives by stating to GOLD that if he were exposed, such -
exposure-would reflect adversely on the Jewish people in the United States.
SHELG stated that he cannot recall whether any further -
mention was made of SHUHOVSKY'S name, and he cannot recall whether he asked G
GOLD as to who wanted the infbrnmtion, whether it was SHUMOVSKY, or whether _
SHUMOVSKY had sent GOLD to contact him. He stated that to the best of his
recollection there-was no questionabroughtuup ingthis regard by either one ofthem, which SMILE believes was due to the fact that he merely ¢5ns1ae=ea"* "
GOLD at that time to be a "pink" student out operating on his own, and gave
no consideration to him at that time as being a Soviet espionage agent, or
even connected with the Soviets, especially in view of the fact that he was
a student in college. _
,The fourth contact by GOLD was again, according to
SMILG'S recollection, about thre§_months_later, at which time SMIU3 recalls
that GOLD was a student at Xavier Uivérsity, and SMELG definitely cannot
recall any visit directly from Philadelphia by GOLD.
Cn the occasion of this fourth visit, SMILG stated
that conversation took place while again driving GOLD to the railroad depot,
and again GOLD attempted to get SMILG to cooperate with him, which SMILE
refused to do, and-SMILG stated that his refusal at this time was stronger
than it had been previously. He stated that GOLD showed him a photostatic
copy of a receipt which was made out to STANISLAUS SHUMOVSKY, and signed by ABEN SMIUG, and at this point SMILG stated that he was not only startled at *3"
seeing such a copy of the receipt, but that he was also petrified. SMILG
stated that upon seeing this receipt he then fully realized that.GOLD was not
nerely a student with "pink" ideas,but he apparently had definite connections
with-the~Russians,-and.was.working as a Russian spy, or he would not have comeinto.possession of this receipt._ In explanation thereof, SMILG related that "
while attending the Massachusetts Institute of Technology at Cambridge, -
hassachusetts, he tutored STAHISLAUS SHUMOVSKY from 1931 to 1935, and he
always furnished receipts to SHUMOVSKY, at his request, when SHUMOVSKY paid
him for his tutoring services. SMILG stated that these receipts were not the
usual form receipts, but were usually just a small slip of paper which he
would fill out in receipt-form, showing the date, the name of SHUMOVSKY, thee
amount, and the receipt would bear SMILG'S signature. He stated that .
SHUMOVSKY, at the outset of tutoring him, stated that it was necessary for __ _
him to have receipts in order to account for his expenses to the Russian
Government, or Amtorg, while attending MIT. " _ L -
Continuing SMILG stated that he cannot recall the date of
the receipt which was shown to him by GOLD, as he looked at it only "
momentarily, and told GOLD that this receipt was one he had given SHUMONSKY'
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SMILG stated he cannot recall what he said, or what GOLD
said following the showing of this receipt, but he stated he may have said
something to the effect that it could cause a terrible "mess," and his basis
for making such a statement at that time was due to the fact that he could not
understand how GOLD came into possession of the receipt, that it was his
impression that GOLD would have had to have gotten this receipt from either
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that he cannot recall any specific conversation, other than that alread
related, but he knows he did still refuse to cooperate, and he left GOLD at
the railroad station and has not seen him since that time. Again on this
fourth contact he cannot recall GOLD giving any explanation as to where he
secured the receipt, although he stated he may have asked him and GOLD probably
did not tell him, but he could not be sure in this regard. He stated that this
was the last he saw of GOLD, and following these visits, which he believed
were only four, he did not report it to his superiors at Wright Field for the
following'reasons:
*First, he had failed to cooperate with HARRY GOLD and ,
furnished him no information whatsoever concerning his work or any activities
at wright Field. Secondly, he was new in his position at Wright Field, and
did not want to endanger his job, with which he was completely satisfied,
and thirdly, he hoped that GOLD, upon completing his schooling, would go out
inuo the world and secure a job and drop out of the work which he was then
using, and the whole matter would be forgotten.
BENJAMIN SMILE was re-interviewed_on August 2, 1950, by
the writer and Special Agent in Charge A. E. OSTHOLTHOFF, at which time he
furnished the following information: L
~ SMILG stated that since being first interviewed he now
recalls that there was one additional visit by GOLD- He places'this last
visit as being in the sumer of 1939. At this time he recalls that GOLD
was employed by some chemical firm in the East and stopped off_in Dayton
while enroute to either Chicago or Minneapolis on a business trip. He related
that GOLD again contacted him at his Dayton residence either in the late
afternoon or night. .FMIlG stated that this visit was purely social, that no
mention was made of espionage activities and GOLD made no demand for SMILG to
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GOLD his position at Wright Field was that of an Aeronautical Engineer in
Grade P-2, and he was doing research on flutter in connection with aircraft.
Shll denied that SHUHOVSKY or anyone else was instrumental or influenced him
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7 _ ' - ' On April 27, 1951, VER£fKANE was confronted_ - ='= by HARRY GOLD in the_offices of the UnitedStates Attorney, Southern District of New York,-United StatesCourt House, Foley Square, New York City. ' _
- - GOLD entered the-room where KANE was alreadypresentand said, "Hello VERA", and_offered his hand. KANEacknowledged the handshake in a very nervous fashion,-statingto the effect that she presumed he was HARRY GOLD, and askedGOLD if he knew her. GOLD replied that he did, and KANE then
,asked-him to-tell where they met. _ A"
GOLD then proceeded to explain in considerabledetail that they met in her apartment in Greenwich Village,HNew York City, in September, 1933, and named TOMEBLACK, FERN"HELLER, and ERNIE*SEGESSEMAN as other individuals present
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H ' GOLD described subsequent meetings that took _place in her apartment in Greenwich Village, in BLACK'sapartment in Newark, New Jersey, and also in KANE's room at
the Hotel Carteret in New York City, , -
_He recalled specifically attending the play- Waiting for Lefty with KANE and TOM BLACK, and during thecourse of which KANE became so overwrought with the play '1? that she jumped up and cried out Strikel". _ . _ N
1- _ H. GOLD asserted to KANE that she was aware of 'some of his espionage activities on behalf of the SovietiuUnion during the period 1933 to 1935. W
O - GOLD pointed out the incident of a discussionwith TOM BLACK and KANE where mention was made of thedificulties GOLD had encountered in haying photostats madeof certain processes that GOLD had been stealing from PennSugar. GOLD stated that he recalls quite definitely that iKANE suggested to him.that he take this material to the __ -Hudson Blueprinting Company in New York City, as it was a-, -large concern and no suspicion would arise in having thephetostat work done there, . ' __ Q -
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meeting with GOLD and then adopted a very patronizing and .,a_
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that he knew her.e However, she had no.recollection or ever*meeting him." - -_ -*g _1 i- I -f - ¢_" ~ ' 8'17.
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had notsthe~vaguestsrecol1ection-o£aever;beingHin.the.in iiipresence of HARRY GOLD, p 1 J _ _ - _ '
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eBpiOnag6 actitities on the part of GOLD or BLACK, and added '
that if she ever offered advice to GOLD concerning photostat
work to further his espionage activities,_she believed she
would have remembered sane. However, she has no recollectionin this-regard.~ -I J -- _ _ . .§ =-_ ~2
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.untila6Jor 7 weeks after the arrest, and explained that when_ =
he first met her he was about 22 years old and was very
favorably impressed by her kindness,_ He explained that hen
held no malice toward her and regretted that they had tomeet under such circumstances. A '
7 D At the conclusion of this confrontation, VERA KAHE§_my
thanked-HARRY GOLD and the agents present for the opportunity§;or-meeting HARRY GOLD. - ' s_i. e v _.
; " _The day subseguent to the aforementioned confronta-
tion,.GOLD stated th&b Miss_KANEjswreluctancewtq acknowledge _ _
either remembering him or having participated in any discus-
sions about obtaining information for the Soviet-Union may"
ipossib1ybe-due to her not wanting her son to know about
her past,_-GOLD said that at the time he knew Miss KANE _
her son was about 8 years old and_shou1d be about.26 years -
old now!, and he was staying with KANE's parents in Utica,=y
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involved beyond-1935. ;He'explained-that.he recalled TOH__f=
BLACK admonishing him in l936 not toetalk to VERA.KANE NW
abouttheir work or their contacts." He recalled also that-1
they had dinner in VERA KANE: room at the Hotel_Carteret »
in 1936, when BLACK told him to conceal from KARE the_fact Y
that they were working in the nearby Hotel Chelsea on the .econstruction of a-carrying case for_an ultraviolet devise e
for reading secret writing. ,_ggj _ _ * e . e. .
GOLD stated that he recalled the general plant .
or~VERA»KAHE1s~apartment»and.described.itlasitollowszll W. - __
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toward the rear of the building. It was on the left hand _"
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narrow room with a window in the back at the left hand corner
and one faced the rear._ Off to the right there was-a small;
kitchen and on the left side and toward the front of the . A
apartment was a washroom. * O -_ee ' » '_. ' _.
c - GOLD suggested that KANE may remember the incident.
in the summer of 1935 when she and TOM BLACK escorted him to
Pennsylvania Station, and that both gave him the clenched-
hand-salute as the train was pulling out for Philadelphia. e=
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o _ on lap:-11 27, 1951, smnyooono gm the reporting
agent the large quantity of pencilled notes which he explained -
he had compiled since his arrest in May, l95O.o He explained
that the great bulk of these notes were prepared in antioipai
tion for a proposed series of articles as originally - '
negotiated_by the International'News_SQryice._ ThB6_pegQ_ _tiations were discontinued by International News Service. '
* O GOLD stated that it is his intention at this time a
to present this material to the Bureau for whatever d1SpOS1P
tion it deems necessary, as he does not believe he would bef
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. completely indecipherable, GOLD dictated to Bureau-steno- *W graphrs from the aforementioned notes-and has compiled -= .that which he has entitled The Gircumstances Surrounding =
. My Work as a Soviet-Agent;--_1 Report". _The substance of
thie_report, according to GOLD; is an amplification on the-' title, as noted in various conversations with representatives_wofthe FBI. ' -
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_ MkH;%;w% _@hg;repprticontainsiearlyibackgroundsmaterial;-~~ »- that is, events which led to-GOLD?s favorable inclination_
_ _ rtoward the proposals of TOM BLACK and PAHD:§§1TH that he
work for the Soviet Union, circumstances and btives directs_ ing him in his work for the Soyiet Union, his relationship -
=/ with ssntsov YAKOVLEV, m_1_~1__o1gm_:-5,153 .-'-.131-.92..<=_.K and.KI.AUS*_~; |.fU.GII_5-Pu -- and finally his attitudes prior to and'subsequent to his 'c arrest. » O e _ " e Q ' ' r
_r_ Copies of this_report have been forwarded_to the' Bureau and the Philadelphia office.! w '
_' '." Another segment of the aforementioned notes pre-.pared by-GOLD is set-out as follows as dictated by him: =
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' ' ' ' with but one exception; all of my regular meetingsowith Soviet agents took place in New York City., The only *one who deviated-to any extent in this_prccedure_was_my second";Soviet contact, STEVEkSGHWARTZ.' STEVE saw me about ha1f_thetime during the period"of our contact from August, 1936 toQ
;;@"£E6 é&EIy wiHtér 6£ l9§7fin Philadelphia~at a*number»ofeloca-¢tions,_all a good distance from my home-_l _ - -.
' - ~ "I 'There were a number of other instances where I met :_-= Soviet agents by prearrangement, in cities other than New Yorke -
_ ._ - =During the period of September 1938 to March l9H0' I met my third Soviet contact,¢§§ED,_in Ginoinnati,_Ohio, and. once in Middletown, Ohio; _m'T" - ' _ I
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.met him in downtown Philadelphia; _ O . f .
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, called at my-home, was in late September, l9h9, when the ,-i Russian,"SARYTQEV, came to my home on Saturday evening,
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- upon my return from.the first ct my last two trips to seegfe BENESMILG in Dayton, Ohio. At this time I saw SEMENOV in
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to Dayton. 1 . V ' - - _ no
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then the next one was to be at the same place, but a.week
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utilized except for these "pre-arranged" meetings reserve
meetings!. I can recall four such-locations; One was atthen a -
the corner of h7th Street and Broadwaz.on the North side of
h7th, below the'spot where the_1arge Pepsi Cola" sign is
located. Another was at the Broadway stop of the Astoria
elevated line. The third was the Northwest corner of Slst
Street and Lexington Avenue and the fourth one was at one
time Child's Restaurant on Bhth Street between Seventh and
Eighth Avenues on the North side of 3hth Street. _' '
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the idea was to make certain that when such a person would -
get in touch with me that_he was.not an.FBI plant "or counter
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I_was extremely exhausted by the large nymh§r_9_trips I_ ___'_had;made"to New York;'in'§artiElar"those futile ones to seeAesenomnhin and obtain 1nf0Pm&t1On from.him!, SEMENOV told ime tH§t hé'hhd a "good boy" and by this I understood that the ¥-"boy" was-SEMENOV's runner or legeman; SEMENOV told me that -'he was going to try to have this man effect some of our.92da Jmeetings in Philadelphia These meetings to be the more l I 1routine ones]; and thus ease some of the burden of my making'so many trips to New Y°rk0', . " .- e
»-.~ -Also sometime in 19h5YAKOVLEV mentioned he methat he was going to introduce me to_a woman_ I think a _y.young woman! whose"husband was in the service but whetherthe United~States or Soviet military I do not know! and whowould effect some of the meetings with me in his place. . ..Neither SEMENOV nor JOHN ever did anything further about
arranging_for my meeting these alternates.
- _' ~However, the following were incidents when phone q~calls were-used: ' e e-~ --' e- ' - ' - ">
! FRED called me in Philadelphia in August of1938 just'prior to the time that I went to Cincinnati; On hthis~occasion,~I~sawrhim-in'the'Bronx; New Ydrk}" Hé oa11ed' bin the early evening, 1-, % new . - "»'~ e~'- e : . '
'12! FRED called me on Thanksgiving morning in1938 at Cincinnati. This was at the BROOKS home iny HCincinnati where I was staying. - " '
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j ! .YsKov1.sv,called me iro'm'_0x1'ord CirclePhiladelphia on a snowy morning in January_of l9hS. Thisjg}was tofnotify ms that Dr. FUCHS was at that time at his -sister's home in Cambridge; Massachusetts. when I metYAKOVLEV that morning he explained that he had to go theMidwest, probably Chicago, and there_was not time for him touse the regular technique fofgetting in touch with me.' __
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B A special arrangement was agreed upon between~>~SARYTCHEV and myself concerning our regular meetings after sOctober 23, l9h9. I understood that there was a distinct .possibility that some other Soviet agent besides SARYTCHEVwould be the one who would meet me_on these occasions. The?7
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_ In the event I was observed, all bets were off, F-there_was to be no meeting." This was who1ly_in my discretion.'I was to make a call early in the morning to either one of mycousins who l ved in New York or to one of my former cod 3workers at A.» BQTHMAN-& Associates, such as OSCAR V1G0,_§Q§_iEHSOH or SOL 'NSHEL and to visit them that morning for some +16, _'contrived raises; I was to make no attempt to keep the '
regular meeting. _ _
The place for these regular meetings was to bethe 90th Street Elmhurst stop of the Flushing elevated line H; and was to be on a little island directly below the elevated Istation, and on the side of the El going toward Flushing.
There is a newsstand there. I was to stand on this smallisland and my contact was to be across the street where there"is a row of several small stores._.I was to be smoking aA=: -
curved-stem pipe and he was to be smoking a cigar. If nocontact was desired, we were many to observe each other fora few minutes and than continue on our way, _ ' _
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Ag I had not provided for three possibilities,Y One}was that the location I had chosen contained not one but fourr
newsstands on various corners.' The second one, was that thenewsstand I had chosen was the only one of the four which wasclosed on a Sunday morning. The third one was, that I had "no way of recognizing the Soviet agent beyond his cigar, '
unless he actually desired to contact me.
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or a theatrical event in_New York City through the mail andin an envelope with no other enclosures, then I was to use
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after the date on the tickets I believe it was three days!
and at a definite time the hour was somewhere between eight_
and nine but was set for an odd minute, say something like8:23 or é:h3! I was to be at the inside of a sea food _Harding Hospitali , and Iewas to answer,;%jj¬
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restaurant bar at the Astoria_stop_of the Broadway e1evated"$ line. I was to observe extreme precaution before making thismeeting and was to scout the place in about one hour in
advance for signs of-survei11ance.- At the appointed time, I
was~to~be-at-a»seateat-aatab1e~in-the sea food restaurant ,_
where he could_be obserged by_YAKOVLEV, who was to be standing at the bar. I was then to be joined by'YAKOVLEV. Thisemergency meeting held for all times that I was to receive
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the Philadelphia General Hospital, which book was titled
either_"The Chemistry 0f_The Carbohydrates? or "Further .- _ .'Advancee In Carbohydrate[Chemistry" and was written by tw§1?E
.~ :_ =mmp, HARD W. PIGMAH an R. GOEPP, then I was-to_take ¬h1§§%Q._ -1- _as a signal ;or"a meeting. ?;¬;},§§;=;5aZi§g§.*}a;§é§@£$ f': 1. =-.- . _ -, . . . - .. . _ » ,.-. '- -'
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~ally, was to be.sent first class mail to insure that it would-- _ arrive in Philadelphia a day or two after it was mailed in
: . New York, the book being mailed so that I would receive it on
" . say'a'Wednesday or a-Thursday,-in plenty-of time to plan for£T
- . the emergency meeting. 1-;--' , - ' L
e ' -- The place where we were to meet was set for New 1
. Rochelle, Hew.York."I was to take a train to Haw Rochelle_;
' and-on arriving at the railroad station there was to walk f
through Hudson Park in the direction or the boardwalk. Once
I arrived at the boardwalk I was to turn to my right and *
there, onehundred feet further on, was a covered shelter .
where my Soviet contact was to be standing. He was to be
smoking a cigar and I was to be smoking a curved-stem pipe.
Such a pipe at that time was in my possession.
The contact was to greet me thus; "Can you direct
me to the Horace Harding Hospita1?F' I was to answer, Yes,'
-I am going that way myself. -Come along," The time of this
,_ meeting_on Sunday was to be at 1:00 p.m. av
possibility that in case of such emergency meeting; some A
other agent besides SARYTCHEV might be there. A '
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AFRED.and the letter drop in Brooklyn in April of
l9h0 was the first and the only time such technique was
peed, except for the telephone number of a_JEQy?KAPLUN or
-%Ka§LOUN'@honetic! my memory as to this name is'?a§e*on,'
. '_Both spelling and pronunciation! whom FUCHS was to get ingj.
.' touch with when he arrived in Cambridge from Les Alamos1.;
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In addition to the technique for SARYTCHEV getting '
..in touch with me by mans of sending the technical book, we -Y
e agreed upon the following method, whereby_I could notify,hint;1 -that an emergency meeting was desireq;;§q1¢,w?¢g5fcrgi-fi:_§;i
'@1f?1il _In'eudh a case;"ear1y in the week, about a Monday?'5- or Tuesday. I was to insert an ad in the "Situations Hantedf '
F-e section of-the "New York Times". This ad was to run for
three consecutive days and was to read as follows: .
._' Biochemist;"age 32,'Masters Degree, good record,.*'i desires position in industry or research. Oppor-
tunity to do original investigative work prime
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SARYTCHEV was to keep watch on the "New York Times"
daily and_should he see such an ad in the middle of the week,
he would know that an emergency meeting was scheduled in New
Rochelle for the following Sunday at l p.m.
' PAYMHT5_fUB §$RION§GE SERYIQEQ
. A Payments to Gold _ . 1
.' _ From November of 1935 up until sometime in l9hh 1,;
" received some fifty per cent of the expenses involved in *j
carrying out my.espionage activities. This figure may at
times have gone as high as seventy-five per cent and at times
-may have gone as low as forty per cent. This was accomplished
by my deliberate underestimation of the money needed, for my-
various trips to New York and other places. '-
' The original proposition made by m Soviet superiay
PAUL SMITH, in_N91gmpg;_l935 and by the others who followed
SMITH was that my expenses be met in their entirety but that_
-.I was to.put out the money first.and.was_then_to be reimbursed
I submitted receipts for a1l_money that was paid to me and E' signed these with the name COHEN. On these receipts was @_'<'
usually a notation such as "received - $30.00 for trip to '
Rochester in October of 19k0" and sometimes the person who
was to be seen was designated on the receipt. '= *
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offered payment_py me;M1;;;_g¢g1;¢,;;~@;.,,@»;¢sg;g@_y@£3g;
<15 $300.00 . menuatar7a"pai16a rram October I9, 19u0 up untii
September or October of l9h2.; I can recall only one further_ .
payment to SLACK during the period that he was meeting_me in
Kingsport, Tennessee, during the early part of-19hh. "SLACK"
was also given expenses for a number of trips which he took
to New York from Rochester and from Rochester to Nest ' "
Virginia.1-These tripsiwere in connection.with.our espionageactivities. ' - -.v. ', - a
- !. On at least one occasion I gave.SLACK the sum
of $500 which he subsequently paid to HOWARB¥GOCHENAUR inBelle, West Virginia, near_CharlestoHTT"thIE76¬? wEs given?' T
to GOCHENAUR upon receipt_of GOCHENAUR's information on the
nylon salt process as carried out at the DuPont Plant in '
Belle. There was to be a further payment but SEMNOV_would
not consent to this. ' * . . -
. On each occasion that I gave SLACK money either
for himself or for GOCHENAUR he gave me receipts similar to
mine which receipts he subsequently turned over to SEMENOV.
SLACK signed these receipts.- I can not recall whether SLACKused his own name in signing these receipts or whether he '
used an alias as I did. My clearest recollection is that he
signed them "AL", _ -" "at - ' ~;;_ , =i_j_,¢¢ jg. -_ _ , _ - - 2 _~ - _- .,.-..- r
._ _f ! In January of l9U5. Just before I went to seeDr. FUCHS at his sister's home in Cambridge, Massachusetts,
YAKOVLEV gave me an envelope which he said contained $1,500.
I was to1d.to offer this money.to EUCHS, but to do it in a
very diplomatic fashion so as not to offend the man. This Idid, but when I mentioned the matter to FUCHS that he might
possibly have a need for such additional funds for his
expenses, he grew very angry and refused point blank. I red
turned the envelope and the money to YAKOVLEV. ,.~§ -IF]__ 7 . _ '-. - . _- . -1 __-' .i - ' h! ewhen I_m.e Dsvxnicnssncnass is hlbuquerqne§ ;*
New Mexico, on Sunday, June 3, l9h5, I gave him an enve1ope'
containing $500.00. GREENGLASS did not give me a receipt.r;*£
and I did not ask for one.. . ,0 » ' - 1 '
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in connection with the obtaining of additional blueprints,¢
which blueprints he was filching for the Soviet Union fromr
either the Hendrick Manufacturing Company or Chemurgy Design
corporation. . ' . . . ;. . r --B _ ._ .
_ . - From my very first contact with PAUL suns in 1935
he and the'other Soviet agents who followed him attempted onvarious occasions to give me a number of small gifts. These
varied anywhere from a»set of technical books to a fountain 1
pen. I refused them all. Later, particularly during my ,
contacts with FRED and SEMENOV, I was told that it was a ~
good general technique to regularly use small gifts when I a
went on my missions. I was told, for_instance, that when Iwent to see SMILG I could bring along a small box of candy.
In particular, on the occasion of my first visit to SMILG in
Dayton, Ohio, in Thanksgiving of l9hB, I brought with me an"opera style" wallet of a very good leather and presented it.
to BEN, saying.that it was from his old classmate STAN.- =- ' - . _ - _ 1 = -
On a considerable number of occasions when Ivisited the SLACKS I brought along gifts for AL'a wife JUL .4 Lor for AL himself. These usually consisted of a book or a qbox of candy. .' r '. . z -9 J ~ -
Also, in my contacts with BROTHMAN I frequently
brought him-various small items. One such item included aVoigtlander-filmpack type-camera and-later I~supp1ied him 0
with the, at that time difficult to get, film pack." .~ -
e 0n my visits to Dr. FUCHS sister in Cambridge,
Massachusetts, I invariably brought along two gifts. 0ne_abox of candy for the children and one book. -= -4.', '*'
-," It is to be noted that technically I was to be i'_f
reimbursed by the Soviets in the expenses involving the purichases of these gifts. However, it should be noted that **because of BROTHMAN's poor cooperation in keeping hisldates
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_,_,-,¢. The Russian agents emphasized to me the.fact that, a a
'mg'bringing"such various small gifts as books; wallets.
candies, etc; would ingratiate me not only with the sourcefkii;
of_information, but in particular with the'members of his;3;{
family, 'I was gold that it was very hard for a person to<?
act resentful_to, or be suspicious.of,anyone_who came iggs-bearing such innocdgbus and pleasant surprises. - f.' ? P .e
In all of my meetings with Soviet agents from the "
very first I was"§old that they would pay for any-meals. {> 1
which we happened to have together and that I was never to
attempt to take a check. I was also told in my meetings with
sources of information in America, that I was to use the same
technique. I was to_pay for the meals." The same applied ;.~
to any occasions when we took cabs. 3 "ff ;;; E - f-1
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agents that should I ever be apprehended in the course of my
activities, that I could not expect any help from them w_
directly, but would just have to take the consequences. '1
was told that this was one of the risks involved in the
nature of the activities we were pursuing. However, it was
indicated to me that should it be feasible large sums would
be made available for legal aid....; ,_..- "~~~,s.a -.-__ .
_ _ PRECAUTIONS _ _ ._ r _
I; ;¥ General note should be made that tese'§£@¢au£1¢n§£%
were not the result of'a regular course of instruction, but might better be considered as a "stock of lore" acquired over;mx'
a period of years. However, it should be emphasized that this
lore was-always-the-result~of specific-suggestions-by Soviet -
agents. _ . ,_ . _ I U
Below are given the precautions which I employed
with each of the Soviet agents with whom I worked. There _
will be a considerable amount of duplication since in general-
the same techniques were employed: ~ _j@A __ A §_; n75. , _ .- - : ~ - _I. ' -' ' _-: . -' =
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was no surveyance. I was told to use a technique which went
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§'uF T ?"e_I was to walk down a dark side-street and note if-.
anyone were following me. ;A1so should I suspect any surveile
pretend to tie my shoelaces. ¥;i¢i¢; Q}y-f' ' <?,e@%§
1$f¥§;<N Purther. PAbL liked to sis in gégsauaagtr vi¥57¢;r<
booths such as the "Shanty" chain. 'PAUL told me that it was
more difficult to observe people conversing and also less__
conspicuous than sitting in the open. _ '
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PAUL had a fear of the various snapshot takers'who
were prevalent on the streets of Manhattan at that time, and
would take me across the other side of the street to avoid
us being snapped together. ;~ ~- _ - '=», My "Q .
It should be noted most of the meetings with PAUL _"
were in the day time_for the reason that I was employed an -
the night-shift at the Pennsylvania Sugar Company at that
time and on obtaining information from their files would :g;.
bring it directly to New York after leaving work in the _
morning; this information would then be returned to me within
a few hours at the most after it had been copied.
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Again I was cautioned to double-check against the '
possibility of being watched. In addition I was told to -
arrive_early for my meetings with STEVE. Also I was told toi
observe the following method should I suspect anyone of _-_'
trailing me:
train and sit
several,stopsTo elude the "tail" I was to take a subway -
fairly near the exit doors. After going
and_just as the doors were closing I was to
jump up and rush through them.' This would accomplish a" "'
double pur ose: l! It would prevent the~"tail" from follow-ing me. ? I
Just realized
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that I was toexit, but through a side exit_and at a moment when a great?°i
croid was leaving-I p - ,' ' - ' ' ' - ;~'would give the appearance of a man who had V
that he was going to miss his stop. -
more technique was told to me and this was '5
go into a movie, sit here awhile and then
A somewhat similar dodge was to be employed bye
entering a department store and either losing myself in the
crowds there or in exiting by one of the side means of egress.
'l7-lance; I was to stop onya relatively deserted street and §T}=I
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- ' 'for appointments, as much as two or three hours in advance ;;a3
- ,_'and that I should_observe great care as a routineé-alwaysl;??
1__ FRED often left me to perform an independent check on possible
eminutes later. on such occasions, before leaving FRED would '
advise me as to the location of a new spot for our rendezvous
which was to take place the second time that day. ' ~
. - On one occasion, in August of 1938, I was going to ~
. New York to meet FRED and I saw him in a coach of.the . 3
Pennsylvania Railroad train which I had boarded at the North *
Philadelphia Station. I went to say hello and he brushed by __
' me and disappeared_into the next coach.' I searched for quite,»
a wile but couldn't locate him at all on the train. 2 5
when I arrived in New York_and went to the appointed
meeting place FRED did not show up for at least an hour, and
- when he did he was furious. He said that under no circum-
stances should I ever attempt to recognize him in public,
except at our appointed meeting place. *
One final item re FRED:_ He too had a great fear
of the street snapshot takers and on one occasion wanted to .-
hit the man when the street photographer insisted on taking
his photograph,. = - _ 4 Q -_ -.
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' lance at the moment of our meeting, then I should keep on ' _
going, or if he should detect signs of surveillance he would
keep on going and would make no attempt to effect contact.
In such cases I was not to follow him, but if he came around
again, in say five to ten minutes, then this was a sign that
everything was all right and that his suspicions had been ._ .
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l _ Should he ever stand up suddenly in the middle of oa_sentence, slap me on the back, tell me to pay the bill,and say, I have left my'money at home and then sh0u1d_SAMg;§;.leave,-I was to take this_as a signal_that he had observed,;§I;§someone watching us. <I was_to_sit in thejrestaurant,fpr:s3§§E
a very elusive course compoaed'of a good deal of.dodging ;;s;;and turning. I was to take buses, subways and taxicabs, ;E;sbut all in one direction, however, as if I were heading'fpr_la definite destination. Then he was to call one of my-' ' ;cousins in New York as a cover up for m reason for being, Tin the city, .Further, I was_not to return to Philadelphia_;_that night.- Also, if I thoughtmit necessary,"when I¢did~ ~»4;{leave for Philadelphia, I was to go in the opposite direction,that is away from Philadelphia the next day. ",d:_ '{
" ]' Further, SAM told me that the best technique for Sgetting rid of any incriminatory.evidence of pieces of paperson my person, was to walk along, tear the paper into very i]*tiny bits, and scatter it as I walked. SAM stated such atechnique_made it impossible for anyone to recover all of .§athe shredded material, particularly if it happened to be a
windy day, n _ _
As an example of saws ability at his business,he once related to ms the following incident: . -"- - '.~
He said he was in Kansas in a small town and was. in
seeking to get in touch with
lknew lived on-a farm near the
that they must come into town
.to wonder where the one place
-certain to visit. Finally he
eamericans always went to druga man and his wife, whom.he ~_1"-G
town. SAM said that he reason6d_
on some occasions and he began,,
was which they were almost I
struck on the idea that
stores, if only to purchase A
necessities such as tooth paste and shaving cream, There-upon he inquired in one of the two drug stores in the townand sure enough at the first place the druggist readily "'identified the couple whom he was seeking and told him just
where they lived» _~. -_-'-" ' "s'.'- .
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of being watched. In the case with this man I was told never
to wait more than five minutes at an appointed meeting place.
-- STEVE the.same time, FRED,
j=hours and I waited for the
he_had been unable to make
stopped by with the chance
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however was often as'late.as;$§¢Y,
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x waiting time; On one occasion SAM did not show up for two -35
simple_reason that I had no returnff
~ -fare to Philadelphia. Finally he showed up. He said that? '
the original meeting but had Just
that I might still be there,"for
would like to make clear that when
at least an hour_or two prior to
a meeting, I was supposed to keep on the move all the time ; __ ,u
and watch for signs of surveillance, checking by the techniques '_q
which I have been given, then on arriving at the'appointed. "
meeting place I was to wait on that spot only for the agreed.
upon time. '
F. SARYTCHEV
. 1. .Meeting at the Hillside Qheatrgi Jamaica _
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an hour or two earlier. When I met SARYTCHEV there at the -
appointed time he told me to walk back one block, turn to the
left and walk down two, then turn to the left and walk backone and there meeting on the dark side street. . ' a}3
SARYTCHEV was very "tail" conscious. we kept wind-
ing in and out of deserted street, Forest Hills, Kew Gardens,
and Jamaica, for about four hours on the go all the time
during our.conversation.
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stop of the-Bronx Zoo line, this»is an elevator at this .ra *4
point. I was to leave the subway at l?hth Street and walk _'
up to 177th Street, this last I believe is the Boston Road,? _
Station. At 177th Street I was given a specific side of the
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_ _ _-_,_, _G. Added Precautions as Admonished_Ey%§oviet Agents
1.I was advised never to read the "Daily Worker
or other Communist Party literature. This advice was given_
to me by PAUL, STEVE, FRED,_SAM and JOHN.' These men told me-
that they themselves would keep me abreast of world events, _
and that I was not to bother with Communist Party publications
in the United States. In general, it might be noted, all of '
these men showed a tremendous contempt for the ability of the
Communist Party-in America.
Rasa1;d1sa_1~2vrthaP_s¢am=eat with T011 BMQK o
~ - At my very first meeting with PAUL SMITH in November
of 1935 I was told after TOM left us that very night, that I
was never to see TOM again or to try and get in touch with
him in any fashion, except under explicit and direct instrucgp
tions from PAUL. I never followed these instructions, but '11
continued to see BLACK from time to time. We were.very good
personal friends. Further, I used BLACK in a twofold manner:
a!First he provided a very handy excuse at home
whenever I went on a mission for the Soviets; I could always
tell my family that I was gding to see TOM in Newark over the-
weekend.
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for expenses,
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as a "bonus",On many occasions when I ran short of money -
I could always get in touch with TOM and borrow
a matter of fact I still owe him several hundred
On one occasion in the early summer of 1936, n
when I came to New York to met PAUL, heglater
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that evening took me to somewhere on Broadway in the eighties
or-nineties, and there on a small bench, by his prearrangeiwgq,ment, I met TOH.{ On such occasions, with the agents who r;;:sfollowed PAUL,;when I_would mention_BLACK, I was a1ways'adqi§,
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possible.' I was never to talk about social inequality, disé'
crimination, or any other subjects which might focus attentionupon me as a person of liberal or radical tendencies. I was
told that in so far as was possible I should give the impresesion_of_being_a chemist who was working at his Job, who had .
a family in Philadelphia'and who was not-interested in much.
of anything beyond his work and his family.
»r - . The only exception to this_rule came during the ~'.
-bitter strike at the Pennsylvania Sugar Company in Februaryand March of 1937. At this time, after a considerable J1 -
struggle with myself, I refused to work in the plant during
the strike and then wondered what STEVE would say because of
the possibility of having out myself off from further obtain-
ing infonmation at the Sugar Company. -Strangiy enough STEVE.approved of my action and told me that as long as I had done
what my conscience dictated, that it was well. He told me
that after all it was not enough to Just help the Soviet
Union, but that I also had to live a life consistent with my
philosophy of helping mankind. _ ._ _'
9 h. From the very beginning I was told that at no;~
time should I have relatively large amounts of money in my -'
possession." By such amounts they meant sums upward of twenty"
dollars. I was informed that as a chemist making a salaryof some forty dollars oB_fifty dollars a week, and back in .
the middle thirties in he neighborhood of some thirty
dollars a week! that any evidence of having sums upward of 4_
twenty dollars might be considered suspicious. o
_ Along the same line I was told that whenever I
received repayment for the various expenses I had incurred
that this repayment always would be in small sums, never ...-
larger than tens and twenties,gand also_that the reason these
reimbursements were so delayed in forthcoming was the difficulty
of exchanging large bills for small ones, which dould not be_
traced. I was told, however, that there was no difficulty"inexchanging rubles for American dollars. _ '
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m being perfectly innocent. =Sometimes I placed_the information Qrf
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A H.; Precautionsjwith*Qontacts_in America o,_ 2' h
~ Beginning in September of l9h0 when I first began i7
--to obtain_information from various sources other than myselfj'.
in the United States I was instructed to follow thistechnique:' F
_ ! I was never to give my real name, but was to_. lg;use an alias such as_FRANK, MARTIN or RAYMOND.i Also I was F yfi
1 never to give a full name. The idea of using the names I havef; '
given above was my own, since they are names which could just
as easily be last names as first names. 'i . -"
' o ' _! Under no circumstances was I to reveal where
I lived or where I worked. However, in the case of SLACK
_ and BROTHMAN it was necessary to tell them that I was a
chemist since part of the reason for my having been selected
to work with both of these men was the fact that I would have _. ~
some knowledge and understanding of chemical problems, relating
,to the information they were to furnish. - _ Jt
Q h-T ! All the meetings were to be set by me and I ?§
was to act in the role of superior to these sources of infor- {J
mation. In other words I was to act in the relationship '
that the Soviet agent had to me. Further, I was told to have -
knowledge or to show knowledge on all questions that would
. be asked of_me, particularly relating to prior contactsthese people may have had. ' ' ' " " - ' "
Further, I was told to "butter them up a bit" and
to emphasize the value of their information and the good _ ;
that they were doing for the Soviet people._o$ ;- __". vi
3 _ _ & h! I was advised to observe strict discipline and IL
to insist that_all of the American contacts meet m on time<j'
and made information available at the time that they'said:' _ _
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-a bulky roll of blueprints containing the details of the:f<¬fQ¢
-plant-for the manufacture of synthetic butyl alcohol, which
was returned to me the same day. A few days later I came .f'_'
_down with a severe cold and could not risk my mother's wrath -_
should I leave home and go_to New York to keep an appointment..
Also I had no money for the trip. = _ ~»_ _' '.
-~' As a result, early in January of 1936 TOM BLACK
came to see me and gave me the location, around 71st Street _ ,
and Broadway, where I should meet'PAUL. I went to the ape Yu__QJ
pointed place and met him there.- PAUL-told m that his- J' '
principal concern was the fact that I might have been detected "
in returning the hugs roll-of blueprints to its proper place
in the Pennsylvania Sugar Company's files. _ p -
Be_l$TEVE; N°?¬@E§£1sl93I . -
. One day before the Penn - Penn State Football Game
I was badly burned in an accident at the Sugar Refinery. _Ay _
similar accident where I was injured occurred in March of 1938-
On both occasions I was unable to keep my appointments with ~
STEVE, but I met him subsequently at our reserve meeting place.As I recall, this was to be the second Friday of each month,,"@ -
and was somewhere in Washington Heights, ~ a . .;'
On another occasion in October of 193? on the
Friday night that the Temple University - Mississippi University
Football Game took_p1ace! STEVE did not show up for a regularly
,scheduled meeting near Radio City,J I went again the follow- .
ing Friday night and then went to our appointed reserve
meeting place in Washington Heights. However, I did not seehim for two or three months. .when he did show up he gave no 7.
reason, but said that it had been impossible for him to get ,-1in touch with me at that time. He gave me the definite'im-ff':
pression that this had been a precautionary measure on his
part, and shortly thereafter he turned me over to FRED, F "
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In about May of 1935 TOM BLACK was severely-injured
in an explosion at the National Oil Products Company, his
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- that he.had lost complete contact;with his Soviet superiprjff
and that he desired to get in touch with the_man because-J'*s = _something was hanging fire. §@f§}4 gf ;QQ'7 ;§§f§@§* u_ J_ _ . . >2 __ ,, y - -. _.,.;..;..,'_~..'--g '_ __* "7' Thereupon I wrote a report for FRED relating t£é i
details of TOM's incapacitation. When I offered this report
¢_ "to FRED I got a tremendous bawling-out, but he took the-" I
-report and about a week later_asked me for another one detail-
Mi,¢-iias.Jas§ih9w,qa9hguldggo to Kearny and visit BLACK Later..Q .. _. W A &h-Q-In _i__ -n i_.i._,a_.h9__i__-,,_ HEM
I heard from BLACK that the Soviets had gotten in touch with
him at the hospital. I . , l_ -'- ;
from July of l9h0
p-_Strictly speaking
SAM on an evening
_ that he would not
h and he advised me';»~s¥ ;D;.-sAH SEMENOVI I - @-I Qt? H 1. ji;-2' wisgflgf
~ - Throughout the period that SAM and I worked together_
to March, l9hh we only lost contact once. -"
the contact was not lost, but was broken byp,
in March of l9hl. At that time he told me
be seeing me for some time. if ever again;
to observe the most extreme precautions and
to watch.carefu1ly for signs of surveillance} particularly '
-J aafter I left him on this_evening. I did not see SAM again_
until July of l9h1
_ ' 1 As to the method as to which SAM got in touch with.
; me I cannot recall any details, possibly he sent me a'letter§w
_- though I don't think so, possibly he called me on the phone I
this is the more likely of the two!; but this I do know: L
- There was an agreement,'a-definite agreement as to how he .
could get in touch with me again, but this arrangement '
involved SAM's taking the initiative . "
I never lost contact with YAKOVLEV until Februaryv
of l9h6 when I was supposed to meet him at the Earl Theatre.
= we had an arrangement whereby should either of us fail to.
stop of the Astoria'Eletated Line and inside the combination I
' Seafood-Restaurant and Bar located at this suap. "The signal"
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to me that YAKOVLEV once again wanted to get in touch with me
was_my_receipt_through the mail of two tickets, the envelope 1"
containing no other enclosures, to a sporting event or h_§§5{T.
theatrical attraction, in New York City}* At a_certain numbe"r
.,er days I believe three! after the date printed on tné-gi _ J
tickets I was to be inside;the Seafood Bar, Restaurant.j.§? '
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'r " at an earlier time the reserve meeting was scheduled
for the Clark Street Station of the Brooklyn subway and was A
at the exit of the station where the elevators emptied into
the St. George Hotel, _r= -
' The first and only break that occurred in my meet-'
ings with YAKOVLEV was as I have stated, in February, l9h6,
when he and I were scheduled to meet in the upstairs lounge_
of the Earl Theatre in the_Bronx. He did not show up on two "
successive occasions and then failed again to present-himself
at the reserve meeting place in Astoria. I did not hear -'
from YAKOVLEV again until early December, l9hb when I ree
ceived two tickets to a boxing show in New York City; however
the tickets were sent to an incorrect address in Philadelphia,
the address being given as 6328 Kindred Street, instead of
the correct one of 6823 Kindred Street. As a result I re-
ceived the tickets a full week too late to go to the meeting
place, I was at that time working in New York and-even had *"
the tickets arrived on time I would probably have been un-
aware of that fact. '
' ' Then, on December 26, at 5 p.m. YAKOVLEV called me '.
on the telephone at my place of employment and instructed me
to go to the "theatre at B p.m. -By the "theatre" I knew he
meant the Earl Theatre in the Bronx, where we had last been
scheduled to met, I did go there and met, in place of
YAKOVLEV,_the man FEDOSIMOV. _ __ __ E " . _
It wasFEDOSIQY who showed me the Soviet's half 0
the irregularly torn piece of paper containing on it the
words, "Directions to P." I had the matching piece of paper -son which was written "aul Street". Hhen putting together *
the pieces of paper read, Directions to Paul StreetV. This,
plus the.phrase spoken-by the Soviet Agent, "Can you_direct ¥
me_to Paul Street? , was to be my means of knowing that an_~'
alternate had come in place-of YAKOVLEV. '_ A 4
F. SILRYTCHEV ' ' _ -1 '
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on Saturday night, September 24, l9h9 at about B or 3:30'p.m.,
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letter was typed, except for the signature, JOHH., The siS4";
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was looking forward to seeing me again soon. I knew this to-
be a signal, albeit, not exactly the arranged point that a
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ting the date on which I was to go to the meeting place. And
also that instead of waiting on the opposite corner from the-
Seafood Restaurant and Bar I was to be_inside the restaurant,
seated at one of the tables. There, his instructions were
better than my memory and I recalled that he was correct.
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number of conversations in rather public places, such as -
restaurants bars, etc, it was early decided by them that we 'use ¢g§:::i§§§;words which would refer.to specific phases ofh
our espionage activities. Some of these words will be re-
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e. -_ A. PAUL. . - . _ I
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M ' ! For TOM BLACK, PAUL used the word, brotherF,
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information would speak of, "What could be bought t -aHanamaker's" or What I was going to buy at Wanamaker's".
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-energy I was obtaining from KLAUS FUCHS as the'"factory"
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**'.** On June 26} 1951; HARRY GOLD was transferred hji
the United States Marshal from the New York City Prison Qj -
Tombs! to the United States Penitentiary at Lewisburg,-IPennsylvania. C ' - ' ' - O
' Assistant United States Attorney JOHN J. FOLEY, ;
Southern District of New,York, advised that the OSCAR VAGO
trial will most likely bemheard_in_Qctober,rl9Sl,__EOL$Y
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States Penitentiary, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, and within ;the Philadelphia Field Division. _ ' .i
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- " _w111 report GOLD's testimony in the vnoo trial;
subsequent thereto a supplementary parole report will be
prepared, as per Bureau instructions in Bureau letter dated
April 23, 1951. .
REFERENCE: Report "orfsa JOSEPH c.'wALs1-1, L,/28/51, New York
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DATE: 7/6/51-
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.3: .'+ Per instructions in Bulet of I4/23/51, a supplementary parole report is .
to be sub tted. upon the completion of the trials wherein GOLD will be a witness., The QSOAAGO trial is expected to take place in October 1951 in which-GOLD will
L participate as a. witness for the Governnlsnt, At the completion of the afore-
mentioned trial a supplementary parole reportwill be submitted, .
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K 1;w;Rebulet 7/S/S1 relative to "The Circumstances dtrroudingih§?Work7asi{:
report, the one suhitted on 7/20?%0" refers to previous information.GOLD hadi
prepared and presented to John D. M. Hamilton, his attorney. ' "
- -Shortly before GOLD'S removal from the New York City prison Tombs!, I
in accordance with his request, a copy of the aforementioned "report" was ;
_ e3hibited_to him_§or;the purpose oi inserting certain_footnotes,.additions '§'
which he believ d to be _ e y necessary. After reading this copy GOLD made numerous
suggestions for_changes in the physical appearance of "the report" and prepared
_ many footnotes, all of which were written in longhand by him and were presented
g with the suggestion-that "the report" be rewritten noting the suggestions and
adding the footnotes.- These additions_were in the main inconsequential and in
no way changed or detracted from the essence of GOLDIS original statement, "
therefore, it was not believed necessary to have "the repor
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