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BY 105-3013 -
- ' A mail cover was placed on the subject's mail at his
residence, 35 Parkview Avenue, Bronxville, New York, for the
month of December 1951. The aubject received mail from the
following addresses abroad: " < _
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Date ~ Poatmarked Received Return Address ~.
20-1151-I8 Stuttgart Deutechewgerlagsihstalt 12/12/El»,
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V.-F. Van'Panhuy;3§hanth. 12/27/51
Aerdenhoot, Netherlands3x11-l6L5l Haarlem Station
Further; the subject received mail from the following
individua1a'reaiding in the United States outside of the terri~
tory of the New York Office:
12/3/51 Exeter, New nooan 12/7/51
4 5, _ Hampshire Exeter, w Hampshire
12/10/51 Burbank, . v1-zanoniwxr. 12/13/51
California _~ Warner Brothers 1
Air Mail! - Burbank, California
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cover on the subject's mail during December
his omunication so that the Bureau if f
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1 Concerning ROGER U. BEHNKE, Exeter, New Hampshire, and
.VERNON DUKE, Burbank, California,.the Boston and Lea Angeles
Offices are requested to search the indices of their respective
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The Security ficer of the American Enbaauy, London, England, has
recantly made aecurity checks an Subject NINA RUBINSTEIN, who has applied ;
for cnployment with the Department ct State in the capacity of intexpmter.
, She is dcacribed as being a naturalized American citizen who was bum onQ July 2, 1908, 1» Berlin, Garmargy. Since November, 1910, aha mg beenQ ~ employed in the United am. and Iezico as an interpreter and mm August,
1950 to Septamber, 1951, aha was amployad in Europe in 1 aimilar capacity.
She was interviewed by the Security Divibion of the Department oi StateVt in New Icrk Qity on June 23, 1952. However, the results or this intern'>ga- IA Ation are not known +.¢ the Security Officer 0: the Enbassy in Iondon. in ,1Q , 92
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LAHPHERE oi EMIL JULIUS H-ADS UOHQ_who was tnnvicted
London, England for furnishing s Soviet Union with
atomic energy information, FUCHS stated that during the
period he was in England from September, 1933 until sometime
in 19141, he was aware that an Underground Section oi
German CP was operating in £l'zglan_<1.__FUCHS stated he
considered a member of this action of the German GP
that he was aware that JURG KI was regarded
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or his contact in refugee circles abroad with German Com- _munista. A A ' " -_- - " knew
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mild15 January 1931, New York, New York, according to 8l1BJEC'1 s PBQ
Caucasian, male, 6'1 , 190 1bs., with hazel eyes and brown hair.
requested investi ation to establish SUBJECT: suitability for access to
information. Reference a! and enclosures thereto, identify SUBJECT and his wife
advocates of lhrxism, who had experienced bitter disappointment with Communism during
one year residence in the UBSB alluded to BlIBJ'EC'1"s association with Mikhail K IHADRIN,
tache Bwe and his ofessionsl vis o Russi - Boviet Embassy, Stockholm den, pr1956-I961. Reference bs requested interview o and &
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professional associates, 1951! 1 , ,
Shell on 06., Metairie, Louisiana, interviewed 26 August 1966, exe-
, enclosure !, identifying SLIBJEGI -Communist statement "
e during a conversation and argument between SUBJECT and in 1961, in Denver,
while attending a meeting of the American Associat role 5stmmcr unsuitable for access to Secret information. ;
interviewed 26 August 1.966, disclaimed knowledge oi factual information concern _- :
s pro-Communist leanings; however on hearsay information, 1
from what she considered a reliable source, not consider SUBJECT I
suitable for access to Secret information. to submit a sworn state-
ment due to the hearsay nature oi her , she released to the reporting
agent six letters, written by BUBJECE to former associates at Houston, Texas, during-the
interim 1957 to 1961, which are io1-warded as enclosures ! through !. In this corres-pondence BIIBJECT alludes to a Russian friend "Mikhail:'; £1-ofessionsl trips to Russia and0
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pnrative statements in alluding to social, ?s situations, concerning" L r he United States and Russia. "NHIE!-New rlesns tiles contain no information pertinent to this inves iga io not 1
-1-sported , _ u ' _~ , _ _ 6 ;_ 6 _ '_ _ , _ -
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however, that she had a number oi letters which BUBJ'ECE had and to others
in the mall Oil Co. Office in Houston, during the interim 195!-60; further volunteering
to release the letters to reporting agent, pointing out that in some of the letters,
SUBJBG1 draws ccnparisons between conditions in Russia, Sweden and the United States,
and in addition, partially identifies one of his Russian acquaintances. _It should be
further noted that in cannabalizing the stamps from the letters, the postmarks in most
instances havebeen obliterated; that likewise SUBJECT had not included the year in -
the date on the letter proper; however, Informant, who released the letters, advised
they were all fonrarded between approximately 1957 and 1960. These letters are forwarded '
as enclosure ! through !. What appears to be the most pertinent parts of these
letters are appropriately identified on the originalaand generally allude to the fol- =lowing matters of interest: . A . . . p . Ibqgovvolunteered,
Ta. On pages ll: through l7, of enclosure !, SIJBJEU1 alludes to the integration
problems in Little Rock, Arkansas; the Supreme Court decision as the first big step s
in the eventual liberation of the American Negro; describes the Swedish response to
the problem; further alludes to the news media in Sweden, presenting only one aspect Aof the overall. problem to the Swedish people page 114!; refers to the extremism of a 17"
then current CHAPLIN movie in critical terms page 15! {attempts to analyze the
American response to the first RussianSputnik, comparing it to the "rather philosophical
views of the Swedish people" , page l6! ; and downgrades Jane I-lQ.NSF'IELD as inferior . '-
Ameriean representation in Sweden, pages l6 and 17!. The reminder of enclosure ! ' '
appears to contain casual re_fere_nce- to professional activities and general living con-
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Canadian/Swedish hockey games in Stockholm, Sweden, and by contrast refers to the Russian
players as "paragons of virtue , who reaped tremendous propaganda successes with their .. - '
conduct. SUBJEC1f further indicates that "aw thinking individual knows the differenceand the relative value of a small'spo:-ts tourney in terns of world polities, but un- -
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Forwarded herewith for your information is a'
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information obtained from the US assisted the Soviet program. _ .
told Bel-with that Zavengagin had been shown a piece of
American barrier. Ba"rwich
thinks it might have been the basis for 'l'hiesaen's development
assuming vas also shown the barrier. This occurred --
probably in 1947-Barwich did not see the piecelof barrier. p
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The. Soviets became aware that corrosion would be a great
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did not recall the exact cost of this pressure vessel development, but it was
catastrophic in magnitude, and generated many political arguments pro and --
con which delayed'its Eonstruction.. Consequently, the plant plipped from -
the first proposed 1964 comletion date until 1957 when the station was I
ected to become operational, The testing on the model vessel.had not
ye been conducted but was to be started in the near future. /{Q l/'/" 4-ring the third day, A. I.%e;punski1 presented the Soviet paper .
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materials. Barwich asked Leypunskiy during the discussions whether or not
the Soviets were going to utilise a two-zone fest reactor - Leypunskiy_
replied that this was planned for the future and that the fast reactor <
currently was too complicated to even consider a two-zone core. Klaus Fuchs,
then the Deputy Director of Rosendorf, presented the idea of using a fast
reactor fueled with a slurry of uraniu and liquid sodium or potassium.
In Puch's proposal the fuel would spiral inward toward the center of the
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The prime problem with this reactor was calculating the fluk distribution .
which would be dependent upon the production of plutonium. The production
of plutonium was dependent upon the speed at which the slurry moved through
the reactor, the power density and the length of path. .The Fuch's reactor
was to he based upon uranim powder that was in e tear drop shape formed
by a plasma arc. Thisiuranium powder was then mixed with liquid sodium or
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Reference is mde to the imrss gsticn at subject indi which
has been conducted by your Agency under File Io. 116-T713, captionedlT0lI0_HiI.l1-lIPID!'ElndGIRI1'!Il'l'@-6. . V
After consideration 01 this 'mee in ilplusntstion of kscutive . '
kder 1B5O,"ff-he Air Force antral Security bard concluded that addi-
tional information, ea indicated below, I111 be necessary before c deci-
I101i_cl11bB!lildQ ,.» _§3/=' ~EQ4r¢|s¢r=_ A
_ la. he Re cial Agent Joe R. itsd 1 Septcnber '1950, indicates thetilaee s eieter, who wee
mgloyed et the U. S. Huhgazrhn negation true or 1948 unl
23 June 1950. Intonation is requested as to her. present iheresbouts and
actl_.vit:l.se_. _ _ _ _ -_ _
'h. he Ibport 0 ciel Agent Joe B. Gaig, dated 1 Beptmber
1950, indicates that nee trsqumtly and extensively eheent from
George Isehingtcm , shin;-ten, D. 0., on lecture tours and » '
tic em-nose I! icable the d s eeie scienti cont . pract , ppr te _intonation ea to the elect am on Ihich was absent mm L1George Iashington University and the c purposes for which such Pk!absences occured, es tell as em sctiviee in rhich he my have mgaged ,
during such period of sheencse, with e vie! ten:-d dstenniulng whether
or not such sheencsa may have coincided Iith the schedules oi th
I0-"Io:-kers School in In Io:-3:, In lurk, Ihich listed one has
an instructor. ;1 -A - . E I'c.~- me Board desires mm-much as to meme;-Q
registered with the Selective Service System; and if lo, ea;
and it the residence addressee furnished by him to hie" V rd ee-pond to theeddz-eeaeereported i.n__ attached le. '.-,' . " " :.n;é0nn£n-qsmi°$1_.f;?'¢aP.;--8_'j{.7,.- I: _:- - _,|IN0£xs0%; :1! »_ -»' ;.=7§?~ 3:o;,é~»';3" ' jg!stcggm up H J; o
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at. has hport of Speed. bar bel1/31 Jamar; 191.9, indlcatos that aa1n§_92_@_ga:7_i.n 1936. e tion an llatiara a nSorwioo indicate out arrived in Rel m-2, In Iork, on , pl24 Scptmbur 1935 and appa an rnaincd in this country until 1948; Q he Board dcsirca to lmorl if this apparent disc:-opancy may _bo rccronciled. »
E1, 92 ' _' ..'1. The Board -could appreciate advice as to _ other or not thupcy!1: any intonation aaanating Iran 11- ulinc I1au¥§o-he concerningthe relationship beturem him an Raport o pedal Agent Q05Ihrk J. lawless, dated 20 Scptu . Intonation who be ' . .
appreciated concerning sooiation of Ira. hobs and and others in London dm':Lng preaenoe 1ihB1Q¢' .,
It would be appreciated it the additional invcstigainon, specified
above, would be conducted by your Agency and that its dovologncnt be
atgordod oar]; attention.
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Personnel Clearance Branch, Security Division, IS Atomic __Energy ¢o-nisaion A30! + Iew York City, lads available thesubject's security n1;"t¢ sa. JOE! J. mnmr. ._ .= - ,_ _ V ' - j _ Lp
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r ' - he tile refigacted that the subject received a formal 'hearing before a Personnel Security Hearing Board of the ABC on
S/19/5 and 6/3/55. the hearing board was composed of .
EVERETT ll. SCHERER, Chairlsn, and Dr. HLEAZER BROIQBERG and <_" _. ,_
LAURENCE BURHAH, iolbera. A Hr. JACOB GITELIUI, isquire, !9
tate rest, Rochester M, Ieu York, appeared as attorney tor
OBERT SHAK
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' The following summary or the hearing was prepared
from the transcript by SA DAHAH!:- _ , - - _ '
Rabbi PHILIP S. BERNSTEIH, ll? Gibbs Street,
Rochester, Ieu York, testified that he was an ordained rabbi
assigned to Temple B'rith Kodeeh in Rochester and was a former
president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis; that
92 he directed the Jewish Chaplains Program for the armed forces
92 in World Var II, and that he was later an advisor on Jewishaffairs to US army commanders in Europe in l9l+6-l9h.7; that he 0!-9"
is now vice president or the Agaegican-Jewish Congress. .'" Be testified that he knew the subject and the Q!;
latter'e wife, RUTH; that he had known her since she was a child when she was a member of the congregation and has taught Q5
~ Sunday school; that Hr. and Hrs. IIARSHAK net at a young people's UJ
/ 92 affair at the temple, and that he has known IMRSHAK since this ,_ occasion in 19l|.2; further that HARSHAK joined the temple in F
l9h7 and that h_e believes that he knows him very well-
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Alamo: there were many persons who were aa close, or closer;
to KLAUS FUCHS as HARSHAK. Be named a Hr. and Hrs. ' -. =,
PEIERLS, who had come from England and had known FUCHS for j
many years, uni Hr» and Hrs. DEUTSCB, and a Doctor TELLER, M
of B-bomb fame, as being in this category.- Be stated '
there was ntthing unusual about HARSBaK'S relationship with
EUCHS, nor did it exceed that of the othere.
_ *1/" at etated that he am net believe um mnsmuos
letters to BRUNO PONTECOREO went beyond the limits of an -
ordinary offer to induce PORTECOR30 to Join the faculty of@92the University of Rochester since P0lTBGORYO'S services
were in great demand at that tine.
He testified that he believed that Dr.
EDWARD U. GORDON, formerly of the United States Bureau of ,
Standards, had been falsely accused.
I .Be testified that he was a Iember of the - '
Federation of American Scientists, but that he was not a
member, nor did he attend meetings, of the Independent
92Citi:ens Oonmittee of Arts,Sciences and Professions IOCASP!
Be stated that he did not recall discussing the
ROSENBERG oaee with HARSHAK, but did recall a discussion
with Dr. BOSSI, the purpose of which was to discus: ways of
seeking clemency or a retrial; further that he found out
that HARSHAK had sent a telegram to the President of the
Uhited States urging clemency several loathe after the
fact;that HARSHAK-had mentioned that one of the causes ofhis clearance trouble night be this telegram. 1/
He testified um he recalled muaéwxms as a
soldier assigned to the Loe Alamo: Technical Detail andthat he mag» that mwxnzs has since admitted qr;-.fmmbe;a_gpp
prior to s Loe Alamo: aeeignent. He stated that heBelieved HAHKINS to be an extremely nice young man. cb;§v'
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officer or the LEO, that the latter brought out some
5 =- Iinfornation which he read; that he suggested to Idniral >-
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Alamos, that the Admiral did this and decided it was all
right to issue the passport. . H §;;. I I.
Concerning the situation at Loo Alsnoa, he stated -
that although two Communist spies were found to be operating -
p~ there, he did not feel that there was a Qoaunist clique~ spying there. " 'e~ - * ' ~--
g Be recalled that HARSHAK took with him to Europe §?; a report of President TRUMAN'S comiseion to study ¢1Vil .
» rights and that it was useful in counter-acting Communist
propaganda.
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; always opposed efforts of "fellow travelers such as MELBA
92 PHILLIPS, from influencing policies of the PAS. Be recommended
security clearance and stated that he believed HARSHAK was
92 opposed to Comunism. -
, _ RUTK%E;%ihSHAK, wife of the subject, testified ,-
A he reside at 1592 Highland Avenue, Rochester, Bow York.
' he testi d that she had been active in religious groups,
" that she ried the subject on April 18, 19h3; that she .
- i net BR PONTECORYQ at a Sunday afternoon tea party in
92~ p Hontre . She testified that her name and that ot her
, ~ husban probably appeared in PONTECOR$O'S address book
because she had the habit of sending Christmas cards to
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he was very shy and polite, and that she never heard him "
discuss politics; that she saw him once at a later date in
- Rochester when he was on his way to Chicago. Shq.and her
husband hid a hurried dinner with him and then drove hin~ to
the train. She stated that their talk was purely social and
denied that she recalled seeing FUCHS with Dr. BETHE and
MARSHAK in Schenectady as previously testified by BETHE.
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she stated that she is single and unhappy with emotional
_ problems. ' ' '"
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1husband's letter from the AEC on 19 she never knew0% that y of these relatives were associated with various92 su:;,%%ive organizations and that she never knew HARRY and/V X~mes ___§§ax had registered with ans am». "
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g father after receipt of the charges and that his father
' _ told him that he had belonged to organizations because of
benefits, medical care and tree cemetery rights derived
;thereby; that RUTH had registered with the ALP because or
_'social activities, but that she does not recall her husband -
indicating why his parents had registered ALP. She stated
that she believed that her father-in-law had signed a GP
petition not fully realizing that it was a Communist -
kdgcuuent,
She stated that her husband has expressed
himself as an anti-Communist and although he believed the
ROSENBERGS guilty, he did not believe the death sentence was
correct and had accordingly sent a telegram to thepresident. '
i_ . if, ' ' She testified she does not believe can her
husband was close to PONTECORNO other than academically;
that when her husband visited New York vity on business he
dinner with his family; that she seldom traveled with him
on these occasions, and that she sees her 1Df1&H8 about
once a year; that she last saw them on 3/h/55 prior to the ¥g; stayed at a hotel and dashed up to the Bronx only to have
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Europe; that her in-laws visit in Rochester about once a
year and spend a weep or so of their vacation'there. _then in August, 195k. when she and her husband returned from
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disclosures concerning KLAUS FUCHS and ad no suspicions ,-
of him rior thereto. = ' -P _ _ _ _F "* A Concerning BERNsg:g¬;lhBS, she stated that she
knew him end his wife and t t they had visited in each
other's homes. She stated that he is a friend or her husband
since they are both physicists and that social intercourse
resulted as a result or scientific association; that =
otherwise PETERS is not in her circle of social
acquaintances. r
J. EDWARD HOFFMEISTER, Quaker Road, Scottsville,
Hew;York, testified that he is a geologist, dean of the
College of Arts and Sciences; and chairman of the geology
department of the University of Rochester. ,
Be stated that he has known HARBEAK since 1939
and recomended the latter for the La Roy E. snyder
Award of the Junior Chamber of Comeroe of Rochester in
1951 for cotributions to the comunity, although HARSHAK
did not receive the award; that he never heard HARSHAK say
anything indicating that he was a Comunist or had
sympathy tor them. Be believed him loyal and recommended
him for clearance.
On 6/3/55, ROBERT HARSHAK testified. _
. Concerning his background, he testified he was a
graduate of James Monroe High School, Bronx, New York,where he has valedictorian and the recipient or three gold
medals; that he won s four year scholarship to Columbia
University where he received his AB in 1936, and was voted
Phi Beta Kappa; that he did one year graduate work at
Columbia University then continued graduate work at Cornell
where he received his Ph.D in 1939; that wnile at Columbia
he belonged to no polical organizations, was book review and
modern dance editor of the college paper; that he was editor
of the Columbia literary magazine and president of the
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» "-_-- Concerning KLAUS FUCHS; he stited that he net -
FUCHS at Les Alamos Ihere he also net DAVID HAWKINS, ROBERT "
R. DAVIS and FRANK OPPENBEIHER, who have sinee been I
disclosed as Communists, but that he did not know that they---fi" "
were Columnists nhiie he_uas at L_os_;A1ano_s.' __ A _ '"
' He stated that he and HAWKINS were the closest
to being friends since they lived in the same apartment
house, but that his wife had an argument with DAVIS and
thereafter theydid not speak. ' - " "S '- .
3 _ Concerning the Aerican-Soviet Science Society_'s-and~his failure to list it in his PSQB of 4/10/u? and ~
h/17/53, he acknowledgethat he had received a letter from -
EDWARD U. GORDON concerning this organisation,-but stated Q
he uderttood the purpose was to learn lore or what ' .4 _'
Russian science was doing. He stated he believed he '
received a letter and a'bu1letin in April or 19h6 and
joined this organization in October 19kt. He emphasized
that there was no Condom Case in l9kb and stated that .
the bulletin and the letter had no political content, nor
was there any indication or affiliation of this society with '
the National Council or American-Soviet Friendship NCASF!. 5
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he did not consider himself a member merely by his previous . .
letter to OOHDOH indicating a desire to receive ,thebulletinl, and while he did not mention this organisation, - I
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V HLHHAB E. SILBERSTEIR, and a Photoetat of his letter of .Ob, reply indicating that the meeting of the ICCASP would be
. ' held on 1/6/R7. He stated that he did not chair the
nesting as the letter unequivocahly shows that he merely
answered questions concerning the international control or '
' atomic energy; that he had spoken to many other , _ p ¢
organiaations,auch as the American Legion, Chamber of
Comerce, church groups, etc. on this topic. He believed
pthat this nesting was held in Gennet House, a UnitarianLchurch hall. .
Concerning the allegation that at a meeting of the
Physical Society at New York City he attempted to
influence delegates and others to sign a petition protesting
the ROSENBERG death penalty, he categorically denied same.
He recalled a discussion at a Rochester conference
preceding this meeting in which someone indicated concern
over the situation and a discussion ensued in which he and
others discouraged any formal action. p
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EISENHOHER urging clemency for the ROSENBERGS because he
felt there was a strong European reaction to the impending
execution,and commutation would be an excellent propaganda
move in the cold war. He stated his wife opposed his
action and that he gave his title in the telegram merely
for identification purposes. ,;.
1/ 1*Concerning KLg§SlF5EHS, he {::ted he was never
very interested in the latter, but his wife and other wives
at Los Alamos looked out for FUCHS because he was a
bachelor. He stated he never had an occasion to discuss
scientific matters with FUCHS because they worked in _
different groups; that he last saw FUCHS in l9h8 when the "
latter came to Rochester by bus from Ithaca while enroute
to Chicago; that he and his wife and FUCHS had dinner in
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', then because he was close to Rochester-and she "had. been -nice _-jj_~;§_ *~
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_ that he saw FUCHS 111' Schenectady with Dr..BE'1'H$, although - _
a ' he has no distinct recollection; that he is certain that he _
~ did not have dinner or discuss the scientific isatters -_l
referred -to by Professor BETBE in the latter'e testimony; -_ L.-
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~HCUA, he stated that he first met PETERS in September, l9L|.b', ""~ -
when the latter was at the University of Rochester; that he
S was not close socially to him, but he saw a great deal of
him scientifically at the University of Rochester; that he
first learned PETERS was under investigation in the summer
' of 119h8 when PETERS was searched by the French police _ ,- _
i enreute to the Bristol Conference and his credentials as a ._ _
e the invitation to PETERS to go to Bristol because he himself
had been in Europe in 191$}; that his sole activity .
. concerning PETERS, other than confining that he had '9,» offered the invitation to PETERS, use to agree with a press6 . release oi March 1950 or President VALENTIIIE oi the
University of Rochester; that he performed no special act
tor PETERS, and that the letter got a passport to go to
. India; that he was in India in the summer of 1953 and he saw PETERS at the Tate Institute, where HARSHAK lectured.
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n that it had been given to HARSEAK by PETERS tor ,HAHSHAK'$
dntormation since he was the chairmen designatrof theTphysics department oi the University of Rochester at that
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. _.several government contracts and that he is in;charge of ;:f
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' from the ABC. He stated that he is loyal, has never _ .=
L;;e discussed classifiedvmatters with unauthorized_persons, is L-. ' -. not a Gommunist nor sympathetic to Communism, _and has never».-,
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Intelligence Agency on his return from Europe in 19h? and
Jaiso following his 1953 trip to Japan, India and Europe; M
that none of his university contacts are classified, but .
lthat he holds s Q clearance as a security monitor, since if
I anything is developed in an experiment which in the opinion
lof the security monitor may have military application, heLhelds it hack from publication and notifies the ABC.
. He testified that he did not know if his father
waa active in attempting to secure clemency for the
ROSENBERGS, that he had asked his father if he has signed
the petition and his father had said he did not.
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He stated that his aunt, ELLA HARSHAK, is
eccentric and well on in years; that she holds a menial
tjob and has a reputation in the family of espousing causes.
He recalled as a child hearing vaguely that hie aunt and a
friend had been active in the revolution in Russia to
overthrow the czar. _. . __ __ . '- . __ _. .__
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detailed activities as attributed to them; that he last saw92:E:YID HARSHAK in 195 on his return from Europe; that he had
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QJUL 2 81950
Honorable J. Edgar Hoover, Director
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Doparhnent of Justice
Iashington 25, D. 0.
Attention: Mr. GOO. Oallan
Subject: JOSEPH LEENEB, LEG #01-18295; Applicant
Dear Mr. Hoover: '
Reference is made to the investigation concerning the above-
named individual which was completed by the Bureau on April 20,
1950.
On January 18, 1950, the Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Division
of the Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation, Oak Ridge, requested
that Subject be cleared for classified work to be performed at
the I-25 Plant, Oak Ridge, as a consultant on hydrodynamic
stability or diffusion plants. This position will require access
to restricted data and exclusion areas.
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me reports of investigation in this case reflect that Joseph
Iehner of 678-10th Street, Brooklyn, New Yo:-k,ras reported to
have been a possible member, contributor, or contact of the
Revolutionary Workers League in 1944, which organisation has
been designated by the Attorney General as coming within the
purview or Executive Order 9835; that Subject 1-as registered as
an affiliate of the Soci iat Party tram 1953 to 1935; and that
in 1948, when making app ca or an apartment, Subject listed
as a reference a Dr. M ngeman, who I§_8__&'.Qp.ori:ed..tn.hs..a..QR§Q&.M..Jess ', Editor: £1: "80vietWli_1_1ssia Today .s noted that Subject listed as a refer e"E6"e"5ii his"'Per's'onnely Questionnaire executed on January 14, 1950, a Dr. Hans
H elphirho was reportedly on the_naili§g5__l_!_Lst oi the
u ad a~Qha1g_t_er__g;92__th_e__;1gnerica§iléonnoilfor a De:i_o§I-Iatie
_Qr_ecce, an organisation design3.c3'd 5§"the Attorney eneral as
being subversive. It was also noted that on a Personnel Security
Questionnaire executed by Subject for clearance when employed .- I,92by Hydrocarbon Research, 1ne., he reected membership in the [AUnited Federal Iorkers of America in 1937-19 . ,,, g v-A/J.,.REB0R{>g;_45 ,ID HOWE Y. . .em Q 5Afqi>1,
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the Union was controlled by radical elements, having recognized
the Cumunist tactics employed in forming Committees for pay
increases, unemployment, resolutions against war, resolutions
for minority groups, etc. He stated that he took no active
part in the Union and upon leaving the WPA in 1988 =px-anptly
forgot the mien. He stated that he lived at 6430 Wayne Avenue
and 616 South Blst Street, Philadelphia, during his employment
as a statistician with the IPA, and that three of his closest
associates during this period were Irving Sic 1 an eeoncmistpresently living at 5407 9th Street, pon, D. C;
1G ement mggton, an economist presently unployed by the US
ep ent of Commerce; and Miss Vivian Spencer, won-Icing with
the Census Bureau in IaaMq
Regarding his association with Dr. Eugenia Ingeman, Subject
stated that he first met Ingeman through her son, Francis Low,
when they were employed by the Kalle: Corporation. Then in
1945 he went to her as a patient and saw her both as a patient
and as a friend of the family until he left Ker York in 1949.
He reviewed his association with the Lows in detail, remembering
social occasions when Ingerman had other friends present, but
did not recall that polities had ever been discussed in a
serious vein, and he felt reasonably sure that all the Lows were
above any disloyal act. It is to be noted that the interviewer
did not suggest to Subject that the Lows were disloyal, but then
asked of the association, Subject defended them, indicating that
;it was absurd that his association with either Francis Low or
pr._ Ingerman was being questioned.
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Regarding his association with Hans A. Rademacher, Subject felt
that Rademacher had been a tremendous influence on him, taking
him under his wing in 1938 at the University of Pennsylvania
and helping him to date in his field. Subject repeated the
story of Rademaahez-'s ouster from Germany in 1934, end blamed
the ouster on Bademachcr's pacifist views. He advised that
Badenaoher was well read on political affairs and that they
frequently discuss conditions in Europe, especially Germany.
Subject stated that Rademacher is not pro-Cunmunist, and that
he is active in fighting all "isms." Subject stated that he
is presently working with Radamacher in the same office and his 92 observations had been from a day to day basis.
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with Elan che while in zen. He stated
that he ha a on e echnieal meetings with Fuchs and had lunch
withlin on occasions. He offered few details as to this associa-
tion, but did remark that Fuchs had not indicated any tendencies
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In view of the above, and to aaaist as in evaluating Subject:
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information furnished by a representative oi EB-1 in Rune Italy, on
October 23.1950, relative to an alleged. flight by Professor
BRUNO POEPEGQRYO to the Soviet Union. POMEOOHVO was identified therein
as e !omcr,8h18.ent oi 31313! Em, noteiltnli Ifhysieist, mturoliaed_ tuglish citizen and a reputed. friend of EMILE . POMEOORYO
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to scev vie. Helsinki: that PONTEOORVO is reportedly e. cousin oiDEL SE1. President of the Partisan: of Peace movement, and 0. -J er!
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lexioo,."a pine non raster to the lteusio berg °oInission.
1'he derogatory intonation in this ease pertains to theassooist ox; or s1aB58§t;s' sister with onettlm !,'. i1'I3%iaugh er o IRKIERI AIIJ£RBIL1'..HELD a low __or .--,
and that the subject at one tine worked Iith'iLl'B8*_!'UCBS
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signiafiomoe involvedlin oonnsotion with degree oi associa-
tioh oi the subject and his sister and the sohjootls
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stated that snmm. mm ILINB no "visited Billings !-
Hoepital on April 11, 1950, and asked him for aedioal data _eoncerningnu me, Ihich_1LI8N ma gatheredat n>="Li.m=_1n'1g.;y.19h6, ~. Q5inolving a radietionlecident which concerned eight people} -' ' - .
inc1ud.ingKLZDlE. Dr. LL1ENinformedhinthathewouldhavoto '
obtain approval for release of the information, and KLIIE seemed
to understand. '
From KLINE'e attitude, it appeared that KLINE wanted -
to test Dr. AI.IEN's possible desirability es" s legal witness '
since KLINE quizzed Dr. AILEN at come length on the doctor's
prognosis of this case. Dr. ALIEN told EDIE that from all
indications, it is excellent although adding that the ultimate
outcome of e radiation ease in always uncertain. ILINE commuted
thatDr.ALLENhedhettorwatchoutorhemightbooa1lodaea
witness. ILINE stated that In had just completed law school, and
that the Governmmt had offered him a settlement of one-third of
$10,000.00, but that he no dieeatiafied and desirous oi suing. t
He stated that he had been out ot work tor three and one-hall
yearn and should get $30,000.00 or $1,o,ooo.oo., _--1
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made a statement which, ac nearly/an can be quoted by ALIEN, in:
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_ A, 1- Liter aJJ., the ABC boys are going to figure that here'e
a fellow that has all the information, and that weuheve another . ' _
FUCHS ease on our hands and may pay o££."_.H
KLINE also said he knew FUCHS at Lea llamas and when
LHEN asked it he knew FUCHS personally, ELIE eaid no. Ihen Dr.
ALIEN asked it ICLIRE would have suspected FUCHS, KIJNE said no,
that one could never engage FUCHS in a political discussion. This
last response raised a query in Dr. LLIEN's mind as to whether KLINE
had more association with FUCHS than he had at rst indicated,
although Dr. AMEN further coxecturee that 31.1313: remarks con-
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-L-~. forget it. According to his conversation, he had e great deal
'_ or "hot" Loo Limos intonation. In view of his worrying ~
; tendencies end his dissatisfaction oith the Bovermeut offer at
_ eettlenent, he has developed treite or hostility IIIl'O.I' e -
pereemtian complex sub is beaming unstebh. is e result, °
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oognected Iith the theoretical work being done, whereas HERE
» dinsengsged in experimental sort. Heotated that to his knowledge,
"did _n§'t'h'eve any official contact uith H.113 or my of the :-' 6.,
. , member: o£_2;$.e group. .8_e stated thet FUCHS Imd have been older ii. ~ ._
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.' ._ ustralian Scientists visiting-U. S._ in MED Program . *.v_-*' during 191:3, 191411., "and l9L|.5,e other than those previously 'identi1'ied in'OLIPHANT Gro . All identifiable members 6of OLIPHANT Group listed. information contained in I vBURHOP's AEC_ri1e previous y furnished. BURHOP1s" ' - ' _ -
rims activity in U, 8., reportedly in Alpha II Unit ' * ~ Ymectromagnetic processes! improvements and BURHOPbelieved to have had access to information neede
in work at Oak Ridge and Rsctla Investigation -continuing to identity BU!}g0P's work papers oftQrQ8t to PI'OgI'8m.,I 0' '11, Be Q ,1
member of the OLIPHANT Group, horn in I-mgland, visited _ Q
the_United -States November, 1913.7, on British requesttor. unclassified visits. to ABC sites; was accozvlaniedby mm. mus mans on_'Argonne_ Lsb_oratory_viai *7 '
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OLIPHAM, Director of Physical Research, University c
Canberra, Australia, since Februsry, 1950, -is smong - A
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Program and that he had received an Americanyiea October 41, 19147,
to permit a six-weeks visit to the United States and Canada in
connection with the Atomic Energy _l={rogram. ,_ _ A - .0
-Such information noted that SKIRNER has resided in
Great Britien throughout his lifetime except for periods 1932 - 1933
when he resided at Buckingham Place, Cambridge, Massachusetts, and
1914!.; -9 19145, when he was at Berkeley, California. - _ " _k H ' i ' "In connection irith hisi wife, ER I was indicated
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from the British Government during l91#7_1equesting permission for
SKINNER to make unclassified visits to atomic energy sites at Argonne
Laboratory, Brookhaven Laboratory, New York, Bell Laboratories, and at
Schnectady, New York; that the British further requested that EMIL
KIAUS FUCHS be permitted to accompany SKINNER in his visit to the
a Argonne Laboratory, Chicago. Records oi I!-7 further indicate that _ - u
SKINHER made a visit to the Argonne Laboratory at Chicago, November28, l9h7, _:at which time he was accompanied by FUCHS. Q .
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SA RAY HANNALL- Information attributed to him is set-forth
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HUGH H. CLEGG and SA ROBERT LAMPHEBE ho interviewed FUCHS
.during,ay, 1950, in England, reeuits of which interview are _
set forth in the report of SA JQSEPH C. HALSH, New Yora pity,
on October LO, 1950, in the FOO Cese. , _ ,». ' l __ , - _ . I. - ' . M," _-5 .e_L .
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SYNOPSIS OF FACTS:
Additional associates Ind loquaintlnoea of '011phe-at
Group interviewed. In apeoio information regarding :
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fuct that Dr. 8718833 is openly oognioant of the existence and lowtioof am Y which has been visited by other nsnoers of the British group 9
this is not considered serious and the once is closed. -
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The rccords of San Francisco 1'-'4, another Government agency,
contain a eomunicntion minted Ootobor_22, 1947, which suited, among othcr
things: "During rooent conference of Atomic Scientists association ct
Oxford, Dr. H. W. B. SKIBFER, Assistant Director of Enroll, Atomic
Research Station, shove-i certain pictures of the station in tho form of .
=1m¢=.; It is now repcrtec that United Yingdom authorities, acting through
the Ministry of Supply, he-va taken stops to prevent the picturcsfboing shown
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1909, press release inicating that'0c.nndio-n, United Yingdom om. United -
States representatives wiil hold meetings to review tho uniform declassifi-
cntion guides in light of recent technical developments in ornor to maintsi
maximm security with respect to atomic energy date. Ono oi ths United.Yingdom representatives listed vac Dr. B. V. B. SHEER. W00
rm weal; Thprasc", London, England, for Heron 3. 1950. carrier!
the following article: _ . _ _ *
_ "rho men who got n t to making c. friend of am;Q1 macs mm. ML $4%nwwld Dr. mmr
IAIHFIELD HABITS BKIIIFEB, ex-radar Baffin, and second.-_
in-oomand at tho Harwell, Berks, atom station»-has
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employees and visitors admitted to Trinity ite, ihere first Atomic weapon
tested July 16, 19b5, do not reect that any Australian scientist known
to have been working on the project in 11.8.1. was pesent at such site at
time or the test or during period of preparation for it. Available official
» visitor records purportedly reflecting identity at all visitors to 1-os '
Almos laboratory in 191:1;-14,5 completely rechecked with negative reaults in
that they do not reflect that any presently known Australian scientist ~
working in U-S¢A.1ritnin pertinent period ever visited Lea Alamos in aw
- capacity, with exception of Professor HEGIB L. 1;. OLJTBAM who ccnterrod
only with'S1B JMES GHAITWICK at Les Alanna, lb:-ch 19-20, 191:1» ame oi
- O. CCRBEN, citizenship unknown but probably Australian, added to list of
suspects on indication that he worked with Dr. J. ROBERT OPPENHBIIIER at
Berkeley, California. sometime prior to 191d; aui possibly had some knowledge
of Atomic Energy program. OCBBEN known to have been at Carnegie Institute
of Tecpnplog, Pitteburg, Pennsylvania, in 19h8- Records at Les Memos
indicate that a nunber of non~Ausa-alien members or the British ssion
. attached to Atomic Ene:-9' project app;-ontly witnessed first weapon test mJuly 16,_19h5' and had active the program. ..,?~R- " '_ _ slid - '- ~ HM. _ -e . ,/4/0 _nnm:s=' '~"J;{2££ H -';>a;:=~5. -" .. E/1/MW - .' V 4/» - 6.0"" ,' At Loo Llamas, New Mexico e - ,7/g/5'}! '= _ -A . J98
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: 3- SIBJECT: James _Vez-no IRES
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information. , - . ' ' _ - - -'_[' Jams Vernon LEWIS iean employee of the Department of the A1-my at
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SUBJECT is a subscriber to the magazine "In Fact" and an associate
and friend of Klaus Fuchs. LE-WIS was one of the ringleaders in the pre-
paration of the 191.6 petition which protested the discharge of five -
Communists from Aberdeen Proving Ground. SUI-3JBG'I' is a member of the
Amerieen Civil Liberties Union and American Youth Hostels.
provisions of the Delimitation Agreement in view of the fact that ' _
credible information of a. subversive nature has been developed. - ~
Inelosed is Personal History Statement and Agent Repor I re LEWIS ' '
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1. Office will include in its report under appropriate
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19h2 to October, 19113, employee worked for
the U.S. Navy as a Physicist in Sen Francisco,
Cal. and from October, 19143 to June, 1916, he
was employed as a liathematician at the Radia- -
tion Laboratory, University of California.
LET-SIS entered on duty at the Ballistics Re-
search Laboratory, Aberdeen Proving'~Ground,
Aberdeen, Maryland in July, 3.9115 and has been
continuously employed there with the exception
of a six-months leave of absence during 19147,
during which period he served as an assistant
professor in .-ztiaematics at the University of
Nevada in Reno. 1;?-IS is presently married to
RU'IH MARIE comma, having married July 3, 191;!and now resides with his wife and 2 ch?_1dren_atE9 Fountain St., Havre de Grace, Ltd CI T 1.
dvised LEWIS sighed petition protesting disGround, 191|g%u;>1oyee admitted both social -
and professi n acquaintance with FRANKLIN
VICIOR RENO, self-admitted Communist and I
collaborator with wt mvm mzrmxzn cmzms
in Communist espionage apparatus, operating in
. . . t. 1 1 <1193'I.92c1charge of 1 CPA members at Aberdeen Proving}; _ *
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inquired of LBYIS
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and devoted topic. *
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there. Dr. LEHIS also said that he certainly never met Dr. FUCHS at the
Radiation laboratory in California, end so far as Dr. LF/HIS knows, Dr.
FUCIB never visited there. .
-- ' offered the suggestion that perhaps Mrs. LEXIS, the i. em lo e, ttempting to build up the prestige d@ to 1
» made the statement, which was furnished by to Arm?
ors in March, 1950."5 " H . LEWIS treated his inquiries 5
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of pr. LEWIS nquiry was also made concerning any possible association
between LEWIS and Dr. FUCHS. However, no person interviewed had any infer
nation concerning any relationship between these two individuals.
a.' - During the interviews with other associates and fellow employees
The files of ZI Intelligence, Second Army, I-ort George G. Meade,Maryland, contained a copy of an undated letter, postmarked Aberdeen, J
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portion of this report, captioned n"Bns1e for Investigation," wherein it was _
stated that the letter of protest signed by a number of employeeeat _
"Results of Investigation," attention is called to the hot that '1-1 adviaed -
the Baltimore Office of the {ind discharge oi the ve unployeea at ;
Aberdeen Proving Groundon {June 26, 19146. It is to be noted that prior to
the final discharge of these individuals, the irw had rehired them before-_._fine]. disposition had been taken in their case. - _ ' - »Aberdeen was dated June 12, 19k6. ' in l'pO1"b1On of this report_,'captioned - {J
_ T Reference 15 ncgie to copy of e report uncle by GIG Agent, which '
was attached to Bureau letter, dated June the "hall
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who originally furnished
information regarding Dr. LEIIIS and Dr. KLAUS
HIGHS, a recently admitted Soviet espionage agent. ~locate and interviewAberd_een_Pxfmd_ng Oroun onseid 1_¢§.b81p3_;;_§'-;4e.-,'}.;§r':;,¢§-'5; -~-*4»;-I,-,-.-,,-1;L;.;;i;;;;e;-¢ ;.; 5 __ _.. uni. _, 2, . r, '~._ _
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- sue1nc'r= HERBERT IILRIII MEIER
. letallurgiet - Applicant
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LOYLI-!Y OF GOVE '1' BIIPLOm#:¢7£2.tMWcw#n 2~. f runrcex. - my _/ Qllalgqm
1'0 advice a__PI has beanie letedlconceyrninithe rggzticnegl _indiv1,dua1,mm hm 1 D. . J.!, in oi nc die*1g;rei,c91!B1§i!_§_?_!.:-e din the licant Jpersonally, to recannand use Lo$tl go:-n be retiu-ned stamped E. .--e
BACKGROUID: _,
A PI wee initiated regarding lleye the baaie oi intcmatim
" appearing in Butilce diaclocing inrorma received 1:-on the state Depart-
_ nent on 5-11-50 indicating Dr. H9_r_§ert layer, 6 High 8t., Hera:-Ir, I. J. had-_--
etanding behind pin. A In York time newspaper article dated 5-5-50 atatcd
Dr. ccrecn had hie_ paeaport taken up by the State Department when he contemplated
eailing to France to lecture at the French Acadew cf Science. Dr. Ocrecn III
reported in the article to believe hie epcrt Ill taken up becauee he hadS"; publicly expreeaed faith in Dr. Klaneiégllu, the Iae ccnricted in Laden, Engl
"~' ct giiing atomic intcrnticn to the Rueeiane.
, On Saturday 11-24-60, the lenrk Oftice dieccntinced the inquiry when
' it nae aecertained lleylr had been appointed to thegabcre pceiticn an 10-13-50,
and Ian terminated 11-13-50,. heceuee "immediate loyalty clearance ceuld not be
obtained for thie employee. as 11-2'!-50, a call Iae received tron Ir. Bandit
~ ct Gong-eeenan Rcdincie Office requesting the erpediticue handling of thie I
. miter. the Ienrk ottice vac a.d_'rieed to cclplete the inquiry.
the applicentle lcyalty fern reecte he ..-.1. the
from France there hie laet employment we with the trench dz-I;
lived in Ienrk, I. .1.. eince 1944 and became a U. 8. citiaq
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of the captioned individual, who ia employed that agency in Germany, and wk
is alleged to have been a secretary for Klan ha, although this egation =
not been substantiated-mcxozeoo =~ - - " ln p»~!""I">!*"'-vr"|'_" .' ' ' _ Io determine whether the Department of the Army desires an investigetiu 1
-- - lThrough liaison channels the Depertmentpoi the Army has med alhle 1;!,for the Bureau's information and aw action deemed necessary, photos atvc -,~. = -1'.!
er three reports dated June 9, 1950, July 21, 1950, and July 25, 1950, -»-,= a -,r'by GIG concerning Von Hide, an employee of the 770?:-h 8016- in Germamr. Shreported to be emploied in the motor pool. :'I'he employee was born on Oc - ' -1909, in $1!-!:_0er1;1;Iiv, residee at 123 Hohemarkstraese, Oberursel/T -~- J ,'
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whose lmeband hid o¬e'n in eontaot with the employee. She stated that we. Von -
Hide had 1Iorked"e.s Some sort or secretary {or Fuchs, the atomic scientist, until __
Germans were no longer permitted to do thet kind of work. Hrs. Priepke reportedly
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. ' Field Office was advised that no pe;"somiel_reg:oz-ds are maintained in the 4 .
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at any time employed her as a secretary. '
should be determined whether the Department of the Arnv desires an in-
vestigation oi the employee under the provisions of Executive Order 9835,
- it being noted that she is employed by that agency and that such investi-
gation, with the exception oi a cheek of the records of government agencies,
' would be conducted by the Department of the Amy overseas. If the Department
of the Army does not desire an investigation, they should he informed that -
_ the Bn~eau_is taking no further action in this matter under the loyalty A
. - - - 2. It is also reoamnended that the attention of the Department 1 '
92 of the be called to the information in reports furnished by that
,, agency reflecting that an unidentified laborer, also employed by the 7707th "
" ECIC, is a registered Communist, and that Hans Ulrich Priepke, who has .
been reported to be pro-soviet, new be _employed_ by the Army in Germany. _
- They should be advised that no action regarding these individuals is being '
1 .. taken by the Bureau under Executive Order 9835 unless such individuals are
definitely identified as to employment and background, md unless the
Department otrthe L1-my advises that im'estigatione at them are desired;
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_ , .. _ . _' " ' Yariens personnel fileftor the lpp ' qe were reviewed at the
_-__ _._,1' - ~:rn_. appear»? m':'pp@m"qe _@ emu Stmbgraphsr, as-1., -om -;jf_f7.- of Sahry Btaixlliaetien, Office at the Chief ¢oun'ee1,'- Washington, 9. 6., '=. .-
' jg; January 21, 1952, and she is presently so employed. There was no in- 92-
tomatien in this tile reflecting on her loyalty. ._ . 1 - . - ' _
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. - Onea application for federal eaploynmt, dated January h,
1951., ehe advised she attended Saginaw, lchigan, High School tar fear
yearn; that ehe attended Bay City Junior Oollege, Bay City, Michigan, from _.
1938 to 1910, receiving an A.A. Deg-ee in June, 1%O; at she also attmded_
the University qt Michigan, Am Arbor, inn 19-H» to _19le$, receiving e B.A.
Degree in Ha:-ch; HA6. Bhe further iuiiceted she took llechanieal Drawing '
=._ ,1; "_a_t Arthur H111 1'1,-ade_$e_heo1, Bagipav, lH.ehigas._"j,_1f;§;_ " .-,j'¢~".~_;=;_;_.:_ 1; fr-*1-?"@>*-1.; 1'-
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-;.' eietretiea, Seattle, Washington; 10!. L. J.,I'UR3E!, Quiet, Airmen: Branch," A
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