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& manila folder bearing the caption A.S.R.E. Specifications .
Contenta:-_--Q-up-u-n-u-lulu-I
@ 3 sheets white paper, 3% x 11", numbered 26, 2?, 28.
This is typed material captioned "American Society of MechanicalEngineers and/er American Petroleum.Institute -- A.S.H.E. Engineering
Codea for Unified Pressure Vessels.
FOLDER;§1 92 A manila folder captioned "The Hendrick Company: Heterial on Hixing".
Contents:11--n-nun-nun-I-IIIII
2S sheets white paper 8% 1 11" _
This is typed meteriel captioned "Questions and Answers re the LiquidMixing Date Sheet . On the outside of the folder there appears in
parenthesis, B says that this is also his work."
FOLDER £2
A manila folder captioned "Blank Sheets".
Contents:
1 sheet yellew paper 3% x 11" dated 4-22-41. On this appears a chart
entitled "Run #1".
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This is handwritten material apparently pertaining to the manufacture
of Riboflavin. _
2 eheete of yellow graph paper, 9% x 11", containing notes re Ribo-
flavin essays
1 sheet of yellow paper, 3% x ll", dated 2-6-41, bearing notes entitled
"Quantitative Distribution of Riboflavin betneen yeast and beer."
1 sheet of yellow paper, 8% x ll", dated l~26-40, captioned "Standard
Curve for essays #22 and-#23. 7
2 sheets of yellow paper, 8% x ll", held together with e wire staple.
This is a note addressed to "D00" and signed, "DOUGHERTY & GOLD , re
"Glay~Adems Company Centrifuge". There is a notation, "Presented
10:45 A.M., 12-2-40." The material describes 1 machine for baoteri- '-
ological work»
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» A manila folder captioned "3. B: work not yet completed!".4~92>** 7'
Ir§ry,r Contents.' 23 white sheet: of paper, 8% 1 ll", number 29 to 50 inclusive.
6This is typed materiel entitled, "GnaLiquid Mixing Operations."
FOLDER £12
i- A manila folder captioned My Ideas"-
Contenta: ,
t A clipping from a magazine or other publication, 4% x 2%", captioned /// "Thiamine Destruction in Baking.
4 sheets of yellow paper held together with e staple. The first sheet
is dated 4-22-42 and is a note to "DOC" and signed "Ha Doc . The 3
pages attached to this note pertain to vitamins-
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3% x ll", captioned "Personal Affairs .
5% x ll , containing notes on vitamins.1 sheet of yellow paper,
1 sheet of yellow paper,
l sheet of yellow paper, 3% x ll", captioned "needy Work .
2 eheeta of white paper, 8% x ll", dated 12-5-40» This is typed _ Q' material bearing the name of HARRY GOLD and captioned, "A Recommende- '
tion for a Research Project." Z v
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Thia material partains to the production of lactic acid-
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A light green fibre folder»
Contents:A
1 act or 3 blueprints captioned FREDERICK FRANZ, 401 Chapel Street,. New Haven, Conn." _ ' '
l blueprint captioned "HENDRIGK Manufacturing Company, Butedino and x92 Styrene Recovery System."
1 blueprint captioned "HENDRICK Mnnufacturing Company, 150 gallon
Esterifier." -
l blueprint captioned HENDRICK Manufacturing Company, preliminaryltndy for 1500 gallon a day Buns-S Synthetic Rubber Plant.
1 act of 9 blueprints captioned "HENDRICK Manufacturing Company,
Surface Condenser." '
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1 set of 4 blueprints captioned HENDRICK Manufacturing Company,Garbondale, Pa., preliminary layout study of Bntcdine and Styrene
Recovery Syeteme."
1 eet of 4 blueprints captioned "HENDRICK Manufacturing Company,preliminary study of 1500 gallon a day Bunn-S Synthetic Rubber Latex
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1 sheet of white paper, 8% x ll, captioned, "Diagram showing circula-
tion of solvent, Experiment 1516, Leaching PS8-3 Support.
2 sheets of white paper, 11 . This is typed material captioned
"List of Cellulose Esters. "
@ 4 sheets of white tissue and 6 sheets of lined white paper, 8% 1 11",
4 ' held by wire staples dated 10-29-41, ll-4-41, 11-7-41 and 11-1?-411* captioned "Roll coating development. Division ~ Kodak Perk.
2 sheets white tissue, 11". These are charts numbered 3 and 4,
captioned "Physical Tea " and dictlted by A. D. SLACK.
FOLDER;£l4
A light green fibre folder-
Contents:
F92 4 sheets of light paper bearing the name HARRY GOLD, dated Wednesday}
1O~16-40 end captioned Report on Readings in the Chemical Literature.
¥M#p' l It appears to be notes made from articles appearing in Trade Magazines.
921-'=1 1 graph and 3 printed forms held together with e paper clip dated
1 1-2-42, captioned Nicotenio Acid Assays". .
M 1 graph and 9 printed forms held together with e paper clip dated
9-30-41, 10-2-41 and 10-14-41, captioned'Ribof1avin Asaeys."
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1 graph and 1 sheet of yellow paper, 3% x 11", held together with a
paper clip, dated 10-7-41, entit1ed"Ribof1avin Assays.
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I11 graph and 1 yellow sheet of paper, 8% x 11, held together by 1paper clip, dated 10»?-41, end captioned, "Psntothenic Acid Assays.
1 graph dated 11-17-41, captioned Riboflavin Assays".
1 printed form captioned Riboflavin Aseaya 152 and 153." *
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1 printed form dated 10-20~4l, captioned Riboflavin Assay #152".
_ 1 printed fonn dated 11-5-41, captioned "Riboflavin Assay #153 .
1 graph and 4 printed forms held together with a paper
11-17-41, captioned "Riboflavin Assay."
5- _ 1 graph and 4 printed forms held together with a paper
11-24-41, captioned "Riboflavin Assay".
1 graph and 6 printed forms held together with e paper
November 25 no year!, captioned "Riboflavin Assays.
1 graph dated 12-l3~41, captioned Riboflavin Assays.
1 printed form captioned "Riboflavin Assays-#163, #164, #165, #166,
#167, #168, #169.
1 printed form
1 printed form
1 printed form
1 printed Perm
1 printed form
1 printed form
1 printed formcaptioned
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ceptioned Riboflavin
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Assay #168."
Assay #169."
1 graph and 6 printed forms dated 12~19-41, captioned "Riboflavin
Assays", and held together with a paper clip.
1 graph and 5 printed forms held together with a paper clip, dated
12-26-41, captioned "Riboflavin Assay."
1 graph and 9 printed forum held together with a paper clip, dated
1-,2..42, captioned "Riboflavin Aeeaya."
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1 graph and 5 printed forms held
12-26-41, captioned "Pantotheniotogether with
Acid decays .
1 graph and 8 printed forms held
12-13-41, captioned "Pantotheniotogether with
Acid Assays".
1 graph and 4 printed forms held together with
12-2-41, captioned Pantothenie Acid Assays".
1 graph and 5 printed forms held together with
11-3-41, captioned Pantothenic Acid Assays".
1 graph and 4 printed forms held together with
11-4-41, captioned Pantothenic Acid.Asaaya .
1 graph and 4 printed forms held together with
11-24-41, captioned Pantothenic Acid Assays".
1 graph and 6 printed forms held together with
1-9~42, captioned Riboflavin Assays".s,-
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A manila folder captioned "Beck Assay Results".
Contents:
1 sheet of yellow paper, 5%: 11 , captioned Riboflavin Standard
Curve . -
1 graph and 1 sheet of yellow paper, 5% x 111 and 6 printed form:
held together by a paper clip, captioned "Riboflavin Assays, 10-22-41."
1 graph captioned "Pantothenio Acid Assays, 10-22¢4l."
1 printed form captioned, "Pantothenic Acid Assays, #129, #130, #131,
#132 and #1 0 '
1 printed form captioned Pantothenic Acid Laney, #129.
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1 printed form captioned "Pentothenic Acid decay, #130".
1 printed form captioned "Pantothenic Acid decay, #131".
1 printed form captioned "Pantothenic Acid Assay, #132".
. 1 printed form captioned "Pantothenio dcid Assay, #133".
1 sheet of white paper torn from an 5% x 11 sheet dated 10-27-41,
addressed to "DOC" and pertaining to Pantothenic Acid Assays.Attached thereto with a paper clip is one graph and 4 printed forms
dated 1O~2§-41, captioned, "Pantothenic dcid Assays".
1 graph and 4 printed forms dated 10-25-41, captioned "Phntothenic
Acid Assays".
1 graph and B printed forms dated 10-14-41, captioned Pentothenic
Acid Assays".
1 graph and 5 printed forms dated 10-3-41, captioned Ribof1avin- -
Aeaaya . _
1 graph and 2 sheets of yellow 8% x 11" paper dated 10-1-41,
captioned Riboflavin Assays".
1 graph and 1 sheet of yellow 3%-x 11 paper dated 10-3-41, _
captioned Rib0f1avin Assays".
1 graph dated 10-1-41, captioned "Riboflavin Assays";
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3 sheets of white paper 8% 1 11 containing notes that appeared to
relate to the production of commercial megneaium. "
2 sheets of blank 8% 1 11" white paper»
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Contents:
3 sheets of paper approximately § x 3", apparently out from white 92accounting paper, dated l0-29-40, bearing notes apparently relating
to vitamins.
4 sheets of yellow paper, 8% x ll} bearing the name HARRY GOLD, dated
2-14-40, captioned Literature Report".
This contains handwritten material relating to Alcohol, plastics,vitamins and manganese salts and appears to be partially material
obtained from trade journals.
2 sheets of 3% x ll" yellow paper stapled to one sheet of 9 3/3 x 12 graph paper bearing the name HARRY GOLD, dated 11-14-40, captioned Report on Readings in the Chemical Literature". ' '
This contains material regarding solid carbon dioxide and compositionof American food materials. It appears to be material obtained from
trade publications.
1 sheet of yellow paper, 8% x ll", captioned "eeting - Thursdey,_6-12-41. Contains material on improving B-2 content of yeast.
4 sheets of yellow paper, 8% x 11 , held together by a staple. Itbears the name HARRY GOLD and is dated 12-5-40. It is captioned
"Report on Readings in the Chemical Literature".
This contains material regarding Sulphur dioxide in flue gas andpreparation of sodium and potassium salts. The material appears to
have been obtained from trade journals.
2 sheets of yellow paper, 8% 1 11", dated 12-5-40, addressed toDOUGHERTY. These sheets contain material from "Chemical Abstracts"
and Industrial and Engineering Chemistry , and appear to pertain
to vitamins.
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1 sheet of yellow paper, 8% x ll", captioned "Meeting - Friday,
2-14-41, containing brief notes apparently relating to sulphides
and calcium salts. e
2 aheets of blank yellow, 8% x ll" paper.
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3 manila envelopes measuring 13 x 10", obtained from the wooden box
t in the basement.
ENVELOPE fl:
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Shipping order #0021 dated 1-14-43 from Enterprise Mill Soap Works
to M. E. DOUGHERTY, Pennsylvania Alcohol orporation, for a l pound
sample of grease remover. _ _
3 blank forms 1040-A, U. S. Income Tax, 1942.
1 blank form 1040, U. S. Income Tax, 1942.
1 instruction sheet for Form 1040, U. S. Inome Tax, 1942.
l4 sheets of white paper, 8% x ll", captioned Theaia: to develop
analytically a means for pro-estimating the efficiency of continuous
type mixers." - -
1 sheet yellow paper, 3% x ll", containing mathematical equations.
ENVEIDPE £2: .
Contents:
flv 50 sheets of white paper, blank except for small blue printed heading:WM 92 ootwmus CHEMICAIS coma .
12 sheets of the lame paper containing chemical notes and mathematical
equations.
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J, This envelope is marked in red pencil, Attention Mr. HGTHMLN", and
also'enclosed is sheet showing where space has been left for strike-
overs in the original copyf
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. A white sheet of paper, 8% x ll", bearing #52, containing typed material
apparently relating to the mixture of gases and liquids.
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6? loose sheets of paper found in a wooden box in the basement,
itemized as follows;
1 gray inter-office blank of the Pennsylvania Sugar Company, 8% x 11',
dated 10-20-36, containing an analysis of syrups, addressed to H. W.
H. HOODLESS, signed HARRY G013. ' '
I!1 sheet of yellow lined 3% x ll paper, containing pencil notes re-
garding heat transfer in industrial furnaces.
sheets of yellow lined 8% x ll" paper, containing notes captioned
"Magnesium Powder Plant". .
4 sheets of yellow paper, 8% x ll", containing mathematical equations-
l sheet of yellow lined 8%-x ll" paper, stapled to 3 sheets of white
4 x 6" paper, all containing chemical and mathematical notes, apparentlyrelating to flue gas analysis. One of these sheets bears the date 3-19-41.
23 sheets of white unlined 3% x ll paper hearing chemical and mathe-
matical formulae.
F3 1 sheet of white Béax ll paper headed Form #4 - General", bearing theJ-]hM typed signature 0. H. SEIBERT, apparently soliciting s vitamin assay-
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ed,"/Il sheet of white paper captioned "Form #1 - Yeast Cempanies", dated
ll-8-41, addressed to the Red Star Yeast and Products Company, 3915
Wissahickon Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa., soliciting vitamin assay
business.
1 sheet of white 8% x 11 paper captioned "Form=#2 - Drying Machine
Companies". No address or signature. Soliciting vitamin assay
business.
1 sheet 8%-1 ll" paper captioned "Form #3 - Candy Manufacture",
soliciting vitamin assay business»
1 sheet unite 8% x 11" paper captioned "Form #5 -- Professional",
addressed Dear Doctor", bearing the typed signature O. H. SEIBERT
and soliciting vitamin assay business.
l sheet 8% x 11 paper captioned "Form #? -- Special Professional
soliciting vitamin assay business.
l sheet 6% x ll" paper captioned "Form #6 -- Local Eushroom ,o " ' -
soliciting vitamin essay business.
1 sheet of shite paper, 8% x ll", bearing 5 lines of notes apparently
citations to the magazine "Chemical Abstracts". *
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sheets of white 8% x 11 paper bearing typed material dated 11-1e42,ddressedtgda. BROTHMAN, 420 Lexington Amenue, New York City, re
"Treatmon analysis of spent Hi Catalyst".
3 sheets of nhite_B% x ll paper, consisting of a letter dated 4-3-42,
addressed to Mr. WEBB from K. CARTWRIGHT Research Laboratory, including
a two page statement entitled Pyridoxine Assay Method Annheuser-Busch
Research Lab!. These are all stapled to a sheet of yellow paper, '
approximately 5 3/3 x T", addressed to "DOC" and signed "HA DOC".
1 sheet 3% x ll" white paper number 7 containing typed material and
notes which appear to be mathematical compilations regarding flange
loads and mixing vessels.
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11 sheets of yellow lined paper, 3 x 12%" containing notes which
appear to relate to a chemical mixer.
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nee?!14 pages of white loose-leaf notebook paper obtained from wooden box
in basement. This material consists of a 14 page typed article en-
titled "A Vitamin Assay Laboratory . attached thereto are 4 newspaper
clippings regarding vitamins one or which is dated 12-9-41.
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ll folders of miscellaneous papers found on bottom shelf of a wooden
cabinet in the basement.
FOLDER ii
A manila folder captioned "Aluminum Deposition on Paper".
Centents=nfbff//a 13 sheets of white paper, 8% x 11 , on which is caption "Aluminum V_ coating process. These contain notes apparently referring to 5! §; numerous issues of Chemical Abstracts.
3/pd 3 graphs entitled COX Chart. These graphs are entitled:
*1 3 ! Vapor Pressure of Diethyl Phthalatex - ! Vapor Pressure of Aluminum
u ! Vapor Pressure of Gold _
3 sheets of yellow 3% x ll" paper containing notes on "vaporization
of Aluminum". .
1 white form, 3% 1 ll", apparently a loose-leaf job sheet of A.
BROTHMAN Associates, captioned: "Jobs Roll Leaf. Subject: Radiation
from Crucible."
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1 sheet of yellow paper, 8% x ll , bearing two notes, as follows:
! Extent turbidity
! Tol1en'a Reagent
B sheets yellow 8% x ll" paper, dated 5-23-4?, containing notes
regarding the preparation of certain organic compounds.
1 shoot of yellow 8% x ll paper, dated 8-15-47, captioned Tollen'a
Reagent»
A portion of an 8% x ll yellow pad consisting of B blank pagea and
cardboard back. The back bears the following notation:
"M - 30,000 - 30,000 - L pounds! 50,000"
2? shoots white 8% x ll" paper containing notes on a gold coating _process. This appears to be material obtained from various issues
of Chemical Abstracts-
FOLDER #3
A manila folder captioned "MISCELLANEOUS".
Contents:
1 4 sheets of yellow 3%-x ll" paper dated 4-S-41, captioned "HOUDRY
Process". This consists of notes apparently obtained from TradeovWN:& publications.
927 blank sheets of/yellow 3% x ll" paper.
5 blank sheets of 3% x ll" white paper.
1 latter to the Pennsylvania Sugar Company, Philadelphia, Pa»,Jr attention JOHN H. DITTMAR, from Merck & Co., Manufacturing Chemists,srkr Rahway, N. J., stating that a booklet entitled Vitamins in Nutrition"
was enclosed-
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Contents:
fermentation method for the determination of thiamine.@ 2 sheets of yellow 8% x 11 paper consisting of e rough draft or
'7 pencil copy of a letter to Dr. LAURENCE ATKIN, Fleiechmann LaboratoryK I New York City, signed BARRY GOLD, requesting information on the yeast
4 sheets of yellow 8% x ll" paper dated B-2l41, captioned "Meeting
Extracting of Idoas!." This material pertained to Sugar, Alcohol,
Yeast and by~produote.
1 sheet yellow 3% x ll" paper containing what appears to be a list
of citations to articles and books on the determination of thiamine-
2 sheets of yellow 8% x ll" paper entitled "Time-Coat for Assays
2 sheets yellow 8% x ll" paper consisting of pencil notes on "Thiamine
by Whrburg".
4 sheets yellow 8% x ll paper, bearing pencil notes relating to
Nieotinio acid-
l sheet yellow 8% x ll" paper dated B-l§-41, bearing pencil notes
entitled "The Destruction of Pontothenic Acid in our Fermentation."
4 sheets yellow 8% x 11" paper, containing pencil notes captioned
Electrodielyais of Exhausted Molasses."
1 call card from the Franklin Institute Library bearing the member's
name ea S. FLEMING.
92L1 8 sheets yellow 8% x 11" paper dated B-11-41, bearing a note addressed
to "DOC", captioned "Pentothenio Acid in our yeast".
1 sheet 5% 1 ll" yellow paper bearing notes captioned "A Micro-
biological Method for the determination of Nicotinic Acid.
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W*~/.W , l sheet 8% x ll yellow paper containing notes captioned, Thermal
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sheet yellow 8% x ll paper captioned "Re: C02 Recovery ,
1 sheet yellow 8% 1 11" paper with pencil notes captioned "Synthesis
of Helonic Acid by a new and cheap method".
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l sheet yellow 5% x ll" paper with pencil notes captioned "Therman *
Diffusion and Separation of differenot gases of the same molecular
weight. n
1 sheet of yellow 8% x ll paper headed "Volume 28 1934" contains
notes relating to the standardization of a Thio-sulphate solution.
l sheet 3%" x 11" paper headed "Volume 29 1935" contains notes regard»
ing the determination of G02 in cyanideg,
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A manila folder.
Contents: '
A 9 page mimeographed article entitled Autonomic Pharmacology .
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A 9 page nimeographed article entitled "Autonomic Pharmacology duplicate of article in Folder #5!.
7 white sheets of 8% x ll paper consisting of notes written on the
back of Form 226, Philadelphia General Hospital Heart Station. These
notes appear to be on various drugs.
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FOLDER:ET,/,,,nnn92rj92J92F? { A manila folder bearing the name OWNING '
Contents:
e 70 aheeta yellow 8% x 11 paper containing pencil notes which appear
- _ to be on research relating to: ! Potassium sulphate
! Ammonium chloride '
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!Potassium carbonate
Potassium chloride
F0IDER #5
A manila folder.
Contents:
1 blank form #1040, U.S. Income Tax, 1946-
2 call cards of the Franklin Institute Library bearing the signature 7&92of HARRY GOLD.
1 printed announcement of a symposium to be held by the American
Institute of Electrical Engineers at the Franklin Institute on:
10-23-48, 11-9-45, ll-30-48, and 12-8-43. This announcement is in,
on envelope of the Franklin Institute, addressed to HARRY GOLD.
SS sheets of white 8% x 11 paper containing typed and handwrittennotes captioned; "Materials for Heart Station and Notes on Various
Drugs , apparently connected with the Heart Station-
1 letter from JULIAN RAUL BRODIE dated 9-15-47 to L. BROTHHAR re
the development of a men's vanishing cream. MW 92
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10 page mimeographed outline entitled "Chemotherapy"-
6 page mimeographed outline entitled "Representative Drugs Ueed
Chiefly for Aotion on Central Nervous System".
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- 2 page mimeographed outline entitled "Representative Drugsitfeoting
Circulation".
6 sheets of white 3% x ll paper consisting of pencil notes entitled
"Chemotherapy" dated 12-13-48 and written on the bank of Form 226,
Philadelphia General Hospital Heart Station.
B sheets 8% x ll", Form 226 Philadelphia General Hospital Heart
Station, eontaining chemical notes written in ink dated 12-20-45.
B sheets of white tissue, 8%-x ll", containing pencil notes regard-
ing methods for control of blood flow»
9 sheets of white 8%-x ll" paper, consisting of notes regarding action
of drugs on the heart, written on Form 226 Philadelphia General Hospi-
tal Heart Station¢
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Contents:
A blank application form for employment with the Sun Oil Company.
l empty envelope addressed to HARRY GGLD with the return address:
Chemical Abstracts, Eaaton, Pennsylvania.
16 white sheets 3%-x ll dated 12-l-42, containing notes on rendering
metal powders tarnieh resistant.
21 sheets of white paper, 3% I 11", dated 11--26-40, oontaining notes
on coating silver and braae to prevent tarnishing.
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and 2 pages dated 2-27-40 bearing note; entitled, "Improved Urea.ajjik j 16 pages of a white pad of 5% 1 ll paper containing 14 blank page:
' L91oéh },,92.Formaldehyde Reeinoue Composition." -
.d1f? h¢ 4 eheeta of white 8% x ll paper containing chemical notes and
mathematical compilations. '
to HARRY . BOB was apparently e fellow employee of GOLD: at L-J$$Jjoq 1 aheet of white 8% x ll" paper bearing a pencil notation From BOB
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3 sheets of 3% x ll" white paper containing chemical notes and equations.FOLDER ll ' u
A manila folder bearing the notation For Filing P"
' Gontente: .
The contents are fastened to the folder with three wire staples. ~ -
18 sheets white 8% x 11" paper entitled "Memo Report -~ G. 90Preliminary Operating Manual Manufacturing of Adipio Acid.
1 graph of tracing cloth paper captioned Figure III Boiling Point k
Pressure Curve-
zwzilllo Imus; cuss. '
9? loose pages of notes and other paper found on bottom shelf of
wooden cabinet in basement. '
S sheets yellow paper, 8% x ll written in pencil, dated B-l6~47,
oaptioned "Fish Glue -- Raw Materials".
5 sheets yellow paper, 8% x ll written in pencil, dated 8-15-4?,
captioned "Fish Glue"-
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1 thttt white tissue, 3% x 11", typed, dated 8-21-46, and entitled
"The Preparation of Urea Formaldehyde Cold-Setting Glue".
2 aheete white 8% x ll" paper, written in pencil, dated S-2-4?, and
entitled The Synthesis of Herine"-
8 sheets of white age; 11" 1¢ttt-16¢: job form tr A. enornnnu t
Associates, written in pencil and dated 11-1?-4?. Job; Hettur;
Subject HTH.
1 mimeographed white 8% x 11" paper bearing notations: "hion Bay
State Company", Properties of 60% Tertiary Butyl Hdroperoxide".
1 sheet graph paper 8% x 11 , apparently a chart on "Time" and "Dis-
placement".
1 printed drawing from Patent-#2,010,B4l, filed on 7-21-33, and seems
to relate to chlorination process
1 letter from Union Bay State Chemical Company, Cambridge, uet=.; ~
dated 12-B-47, to A. BROTHMAR & Associates, attention Dr. PHILIP
LEVINE, Assistant Chief Chemist, with enclosure attached. Enclosure
is technical data sheet on R-525 Neoprene Pnintt '
1 white 8% x 11" job sheet tr a. naornuau e Associates. On this are
chemical notes written in ink. _
1 white 5§'x 11" A. eaorunan e Aeaooiatea letterhead, dated 8-24-47,
and bearing pencil notes on "Flow point of ground lots 17 and 19".
2 page letter from KOSTER KEUNEN MANUF£CTURING C0,, INC., Sayville,
N.Y., dated 11-14-47, to A. BROTHMAN & Associates, attention HARRY
GOLD, advising that under separate cover samples of Bicro-Crystalline
exes were being aent- '
1 page letter from Sooonyevacuum 011 60., New York City, to A, BROTH-
MAN & Associates, attention HARRY GOLD, dated ll-24-4?, replying to
letter of ll-10~4T inquiring about micro-crystalline waxes.
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1 A. BROTHMAN & Associates letterhead dated 8-22-4?, bearing pencil 'notes on Flow point of R & H Compression molding powder".
1 page letter from Distributing e Trading 00., Inc., 444 Madison Ave.,New York 22, N. Y., dated 12-4-47 to A. BROTHAH & Associates,attention HARRY GOLD, regarding samples of waxes that had been
. furnished on ll-14-47,
l page letter Atlas Powder Company, Wilmington, Delaware, to HARRYGOLD, A. BROTHMAN & Associates, dated 7-10-47, re samples of Sorbitan
- Tri-Stesrste being sent under separate cover.
24 sheets of yellow lined paper, 3% x ll", bearing miscellaneous' chemical notes in pencil; some of these sheets have dates in November
and December 1947.
16 sheets of white 8% x ll" job sheets of A. BRDTHMAN & Associates,bearing miscellaneous chemical notes in pencil.
24 sheets of white paper, 8% x 11", bearing pencil & ink miscellaneous .chemical notes. A few pages are dated November l9&6 and March, Hay,
and July 194?-
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The names listed in this memorandum were obtained fromthe material found in the search of the residence of HARRY GOLD. As thedates these nawes were recorded by HARRY GOLD are unknown in most cases,the V&Pl0D5y6OTCS of information listed were checked in order to further
3% identify .ese persons.
* A IID PENN
Listed in GOLDs notes as a druggist at 1501 North sen
-_. Stree beit
9292/'1
92.92[J There is no listing to a person of this name at this ad-,92, dress in the current cross telephone directory. .
The 1935-1936 Philadelphia City Directory contains a listingZ0 LEO G, PENN and ROSE PENN at 1591 North 6th 5tP9¬t, .'
,-FT The files of this office contain no information identifiablewith the: ersons.T,,wF ' '
we, I anew -<ev.2eee~1
Listed in GOLD's notes as residing at 2209 Walnut Street.
The cross reference telephone directory, the 1950 TelephoneDirectory, and the 1935-1936 Philadelphia City Directory contain no listing
to these names at this address.
The files of this office contain no information identifiable
with this person.
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GRA?F AFN PWDN!
Listed in GOLD's notes as pharmaceuticals or technicans
The 1950 Philadelphia Telephone Directory and the 1935-1936Philadelphia City Directory contain no listings to these names.
' Ihe files of this office contain no information identifiablewith this personf
4RTHUR COEf;:;
Listed in GOLD's notes as Pre-Ned, senior at La5alle.Father is a butcher. -
The 1950 Philadelphia Telephone Directory contais a listingto Dr, ARTHUR B. COLTPAN, 1301 Robbins Avenue. ,
The 1935-1936 Philadelphia City Directory contains a listing.to sotovnm end,ELSIF COLTNAN, Feat Dealer, 21h Shunk Street.
hPThe files of this office contain no information on thesepersons.
HERB FR? Z-ESTEIN '
Listen in GOLD's notes as Socialist, 23 to 30, works at NavyYard re warships, F years at the Navy Yard.
The 19§O Philadelphia Telephone Directory contains a listingto a HFRBERT EPSTFIN, 3017 West Berks Street,
It is not known if this person is identical with the personlisted in GOLD's notes, '
'y The files of this office contain no information identifiablewith this -rson, .
JOSFPH . HULT2
Listed in GOLD's notes as Jewish, young, married, 25. Fatheris radical and 2 tailor in clothing factory, a union man, JOSEPH is foremanin construction at Naval Air Factory,
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_ The 1?35-1936 Philadelphia City Directory lists a JOSEPH
F. SCHUETE, Qlhh North 5th Street, and also lists the following persons named
SCHULTZ who are tailors:
ADQLPH SCHULTZ
lllh Pine Street
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3935 Wyalus
PHILIP and
eeho South
ARTHUR and
?6L? South
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with any 'these persons,
nAn1F..1nE
Listed in
of Philadelphia Navy Yard,
South Philadelphia over b0of this office
SOLDs notes as
yea.15 0
The 1935_193e Philadelphi
to FNANUEL KLEIN, Realtor, 111k South senLOUIS and FVA SCHULTZ
ing Avenue
LIZZIF ECHUBTE
Sth Street
SARA SCHUUTZ
Percy Street
contain no information identifiable
age 21, works in Supply Department
father, F. KLINE, is in real estate business in
a City Directory contains a listing
Street. '
The 1950 telephone directory contains a listing to FPANUEL
~ KLEIN, Real Estate, 255 South Qth Street.
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withjgdfgersons.oscA' AGO
Listed in GOLD's notes as
Forest Hills, Long Island, New York.contain no information identifiable
resiing at 6»-07 99th Street,
The Files of this office contain one reference to this
person in the Foocaee, 65-M296-L3, Page L6
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KARL SCH IFLD
' Listed in GOLDs notes as s young Philadelphia lawyer 1932.
_ The 1950 Wartindale-Hubbell Law Directory lists KARL IVINS
§CHOFIELD, born in 1902, who is Assistant City Solicitor, as s Philadelphia
lawyer.
The 1950 Philadelphia Telephone Directory contains a listing
to KARL I. SQHOFIELH, Attorney, Company Finance Building, and a listing to
the some person at h32? Pine Street.
""-~T"+.--92-. ' __. A_ .4 . - --~ Hg -1;; ';'9_:'t. file 65-66?,__i.sA a mater files¥Ti1e contains no gyogatory information. ia" C7 jr§'1Dr GUS'M;~ICH ' '
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Listed in GOLD's notes as Pennsylvania Sugar.
The 1950 Philadelphia Telephone Directory contains s listing
to Ur. GUSTAVE T. REICH, h60h Osage rvenue, office lh?? Chestnut Street.
,~The Piles of this office contsinone reference to this person
-in the Brot in Case, 65-U318-2h, Page 2.
A. N. ' LSON '
The 1950 Philadelphia Telephone Pirectory contains no listing
to persons of this name.
- The 1935-1936 Philadelphia City Directory contains no listing
to persons 6? this name.
The files of this offire contain no information identifiable
wi h his person,
PF LOW .
Listed in "OLD's notes as Fulton 9921.
The 1950 Philadelphia Telephone Directory contains the
following listings to persons named PAVLOW:
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2613 South Harshall Street -
' ' HAROLD PAVLOW _ ~
, 8303 Forrest Avenue '
6 HFRNAH PAVLOW - _
- _ 21:37 south Franklin Street 92-_ »
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I139 Ogontz Avenue and - . _ ;
571:1 North llth Street - I ' '
' ' Telephone number Fulton 9921 was not listed to any of the
. above persons-. _ * _
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I persons n . d PAVLOW listed above. -~ . I
-IOF :'. WARD
Listed in GOLD's notes as Fairlavm, Ohio. - 1 _
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a with this erson. .. u . _ _$
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Listed in GOLD's notes as 1? Oxford Street, Newark, New Jersey,
Ila:-ket 2"'S581o ~ - .
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' Listed in GOLD's notes as 66 Fast Dixon Avenue, Dayton, Ohio,, ~ Walnut bane. . ' - - 1
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The files of this office contain no information identifiable J
VORBELL cam": - ' ,' W l
' ' Listed in GOLD's notes as h7ll Springfield tvenue and 379 '
Latches Lane, Herion, Edwin H. Vare Fstate.
i The 1950 Philadelphia Telephone Directory contains a listing
as mam. E. noucm-rm? at 5517 Litchfield Street, -
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. on renown: - . I
c é i 9 flan ,L L " " - -ilalnfmlévls 1=t2=.t_e;[email protected] _1 e ee%?:~avri3§tIa1¢..ae. H-¢'Tsr~¢~<e41»,-@==1.;5L ' - '.,§v*{;§P§*1@b?'"sh8 ca' @Y'-h§=4' *h**?2Zi#~;e~@1w -"" a,-*9*°i92e_et of~ H, 1 5 ,y--mubgga.' ' ias¢*¢ns..~, '_ amen»!
. . _ _ "¢%$F%§§*<¢tWf@¥5 - -92 e ' '-* 5 Y ?5'§g :%£ :%§ f
92g§,§£L§lesPDo1aoeve&Stee1 Conference," which
is a rump organization made up of various Steel
Locals in the Chester and Wilmington, Delaware
areas, which are opposed to PHIL MURRAY and the
policies and program of the International Union.
After the meeting was over,.5A JOHN A. HFBRNSTREIT
observed five men and one woman, who were possibly
in attendance at the meeting, leaving the Hroadwood
Hotel, Four of the men were surveilled to a parking
lot at 15th and Wood Streets and two cars were ob»
served leaving that parking lot. One of-these cars
bore 19h? License No. 3572?, which was found to be
issued to PORRELL E. DOUGHFRTY, 551? Litchfield
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. - -
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DOUGHEBTY is also mentioned in the GOLD Case in Serial
65-B30?-153 Page and in the Brothmen Case in Serials 65h31B-T0,
65h315-26, png 7 and 6Sh3l37h.
GILFS DE C0 n JR.
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Listed in GOLD's notes as h663 Glenway Avenue, Cincinnati,
Ohio,
F, The files of this office contain no information identifiable
with this p son.
DAN GU§§§CK
Listed in GOLD's notes as 19lh South Fth Street.
The 1950 Philadelphia Telephone Directory contains no listing
to any person named GUSSICK. ., _ I
. The files of this office contain no information identifiable
with this person.
CARTER héogtrs .
Listed in GOLD's notes as 9&6 North Delaware Avenue, Phila-
delphia, Pennsylvania Sugar.
The files o? this office contain the Following references
to CARTFR HOODLFS in the GREGORY Case:
65-h0h3 Serials 236, 239, 2&1, 2h2, 2h7, 2&9, 250,
- i 25h, 255 and 258
I This name also appears in the Brothman case in ES-L315-1,
Page 21. jg
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JUHN KQ§FN
Listed in 5DLD's notes as 2263 North Howard Street, Reg-
?268 n.n.!.
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The Cross Reference Telephone Directory indicates thatRegent 226° is listed to the Prescription Department of Daly's Drug Store
at the above address.
The 1950 Philadelphia Telephone Directory contains no
listing to any person named KOVEN¢ .
"he 1935-1936 Philadelphia City Directory contains no listing
to a per on of this nave.
VERA NF
gg/;pas person-
delphia,Listed in GOLDs notes as 69 Wall Street, New York City.
The files of this office contain no information identifiable
Listed in GOLD's notes as 2530 South Warshall Street, Phila-
|.~' .
The Cross Reference Telephone Directory contains no listing
for any lrson at this address,
AL 5 R '
Listed in GOLD's notes as 1905 South 5th Street,
The 1950 Philadelphia Telephone Directory contairs no listing
to any person of this name,
The Cross Reference Telephone Directory contains no listing.
to any person of this name at that address.
The files of this office contain no information identifiable
with this person.
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FANNIF t J
Listed in G>LD's notes as h15 Mercy Street. '
The 1950 Philadelphia Telephone hirectory contains no listing
to any person of this name. .
' The Cross Reference Telephone Directory contains no listing
to any person at thisjaddress.
1e files of this office contain no information identifiable
with this perso .
ARTHUR L. SI, FPS
Listed in COLP's notes as M11 Normandy, Both and Chestnut
Streets, Pennsylvania Sugar,
The IPSO Philadelphia Telephone Directory contains a 1isting_
to ARTHUR J, SI1VPRS, 1602 Yerkes Street,
W, The files of this office contain one reference to ARTHUR L.S1vNFHi;zhi1dHelphia, in the GOLD Case, 65-haov-1&3.
Dr. 0. '. WHEELER
Listed in G3LDs notes as Cincinnati, Ohio, Telephone
Kirby 2712,
_ "The files of this office contain no infonmation identifiable
with this p son, '
FRANK K; SLER a
Listed in GOLDs notes as 1§12 North ?rank1in Street, Fro,
b688, 900 North hlst Street, Eve, B23~, 1026 _North h3rd or hSth Street,
Trinity 10-», ?T1l South Yth Street.
The Cross Reference Telephone Directory contains no listing
to any persons named KFSSLEP at any of the above addresses.
The files of this office contain numerous references-to FRANK
KTSSLFR, which is an alias used by HARRY GOLD.
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nanny Ki.IxFe .
Listen in GOLD's notes as h8b8 North Carliele Street,
Dav, ITEE in l9h§,
f - The 1950 Telephone Directory contains a listing to DAVID KRAIKFH, Sr. at the same address and with the same telephone number and alsocontains a iiating to DAVID KRAIKFR, Jr,, 1hO6 Fast Sharpnack Street, telephone
Hanco;;§9&b.
2aLa§t.ouss '
Listed in GOLDs notes as Narberth, Pa. LO-n,
The 1950 Philadelphia Telephone Directory and the 1959 SuburbanTelephone Direntory contain no listing to a person of this name in Narberth,
P8.
~ The files of this office contain no information identifiable-
nith o person.
SH ,GFP
Listed in GOLD-s notes as Eggs, Northeast Boudinot and Rockland,
Vic. 0353. _
The 1950 Philadelphia Telephone Directory contains no listing
to any person named SHRAGFH at that address.
The Cross Reference Telephone Directory contains no listing
to any person of this name at that address.
hvThe files of this office contain no intormation identifiable
with this pegaon.
AUTO H. @¤;;nr
Listed in GOLD's notes as 12? Walnut Street, Loo. 3h?h,
The 1950 Philadelphia Telephone Directory contains a listingto 0. H. SIEBFRT, 103 Walnut Street, Hd a listing to OTTO H. 5IEBFRT, 7785
Hasbrook vvenve.
The files of this office contain no information on this
person.
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JACK BF N
Listed in GOLD's notes as born Detroit, ay 1?, 1912,
graduated Drexel Evening School, June 1936'
u"-The 1950 Philadelphia Telephone irectory contains e listing
to_JOHN J. BRUIN, §313 Oxford Street.
__,/' The files of this office indicate 100-5532 to be a master
file on t q person.
J1?! l FULLFN
Listed in
if The files
with this son,
LFON C PAN
Listed in
Fdgemont, Long Island, New
The files
to this person.uwcu: sr-:1ns ,e?!
Listed in
The CrossGOLD's notes as 60 Linden Avenue, Niles, ohi°¢
of this office contain no information identifiable
GOLDs notes as h6l6 Far Hockauay Boulevard,
York, as of July 23, 1931.
of this office contain no information identifiable
GOLD's notes as h7?3 North Cameo Street,
Reference Telephone Directory contains a
to S. OUINSKY at this address with telephone No, "iohigan 7-2359.
The 1950 Philedelphia Telephone Directory contains
to FAVUEL ONINSKY at h7?3 North Cameo Street,
The filesof this office contain two references to
OPINSKY in the com file, 6&1-1430?-100 and 65-1:30?-152.
The following information on KATF or KITTY OVINSHY
SARA L. OVINSKY of h??3 North Cameo Street, appears in the files of
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100-31339-52 Page 9hJune 13, 1950
On November 19, 19L-?w of known reliability,
advised Special Agent __ FRT E. NASTFRS and
SF ALBERT COOPER that KATE OVINSKY and Miss
SARA L. OVINSKY of h?23 North Camac Street, Phila-
delphia hl, Pa, were on the mailing list of the
Philadelphia Chapter of the Anerican Council for
e Democratic Greece and had been invited to attend
a meeting of this organization at the Academy o£_Vusic in Philadelphia on November PO, 19117 b!£7xn!
KATE or KITTY OHINSKY is mentioned in this serial
of the GOLD case.
On Pay 19, 19b9, an anonymous source, of known
reliability, furnished this office with R list of
names and addresses which the informant believed
to be the membership list o the Independent
Citizens Committee of the Arts, 5cienes and Pro~
fessions. This list was broken down into categories
as follows: Art, Science, Fedicine, Social Work;
Theatre, Film, Religion, Law, Building and Industry,
Business, Dance, Music and Education.
Vise SAPA L. omwsm, 14723 North Camac Street,
Michigan 2359, a teacher, appeared on this member-
ship list under the category Education, _
All of the telephone numbers listed in this memorandum have
been oheeked against the general index and the index "aintained in the Cornunist
Party Library. '
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RESIDENCE SEABCH_MATERIAL
Exhibit. No. 65-L307-l-B-5 3!
Reference search memorandum of SA ELWOOD A. PETT, dated 6/5/50, Page 6.
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fescrigtion:
This item consisted of three sheets of yellow paper, bearing names and addresses
as follows: Reference memore.ndum"liatedbearing the words False Botton8/JOE HUBER
151,0 Euclid st,-»».'
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MARIE HUNSBEHGER
520'? McKea.n Ave.
Ger. 509 'Q? 92§0E Bdwi
2219 S. Bonsa St
*RONALD J. 1111/5722 N. Lawx'92_?{ce s
JOHN B. ADBMS, JR.
IL201. Bridge t. c
Del 7219
ART SIMHERS
Elverson P0
' wgtwm RIEHLE 2 O8 Ingeref/1 St.
H. nimm;
E. Kerpezl St.
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Walnut St .
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*SAH FIEHING
90 W. Strath Haven Dr.
Edgewood Park, Pa.
Broomall P.0/
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*WhLTER KACHELE. SBL6 N. htggj
US.HLI S1119 E. Moycyeing Ave.
HEDWIG DOBKIEWICZ2701 Crogy St.
JOSEPH LALLI ,.:=1012 Dickinsonygt
*RH}INA LOOKABAUGH/V
lBhl So. Alden S .
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*RICHARD B0
1828 73rd Ave.1
amen. cmwi
5500 Beaumont Ave.
Sar. D6h6
The asterisk beside the names listed above are believed to have been employees
at the Pennsylvania Sugar Company at the time GOLD was employed there
LEAD: ,
Will exhibit this list of names to GOLD to determine if these are names of
persons who worked at the Pennsylvania Sugar Company, and also to obtain any
infbrmation GOLD may furnish regarding their possible connection with this case.
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GOLD identified this as an old Christmas card list and stated that
the list probably dated back before l9h2. GOLD went through this list and
identified all names appearing thereon as being individuals who are employed
by the Pennsylvania Sugar Co. in Philadelphia, GOLD's former employer.
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HARRY GOLD, was.
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Exhibit No. 65-L607-1-B-5 6!
Reference search memorandum of SA swoon A. PETT, dated 6/5/50, Page 5.
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IAmerican Instrument Co. Shephard 3790
8030 Georgia Ave. - Silver Springs, Md.
Mr.JAI-IES WHITING - Pen. 7377
705 Real Estate Trust Bldg.
Hr. GOLDSTEIN came from Washington ~ Machine OK.
Called WRITING about CARL - 10/23/A5 - _ _ é
American Type Culture Collection
Georgetown University,
School of Medicine
3900 Reservoir Road
Washington, D.C.
Phone - will send PH information on $Ll2& - $&l32
Bacardi - Ron Companie -Santiago - Cuba £5" y-3197* Ya
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241-.' M. MAC !-IIRAN - Chemist .Hr. .1. A2 ORTIZ - Chief Engineer /$7 Y~rs.,/mi 1,,
Baeuerle and Morris Coppersmithing Co.
930 936 N. F out St.Philsdelphia, gs. .snmmt Ménmvm, President_}@_;-_ket. was 6, ! 92w%,~/$9 My M /IQ '1. ,,»»f'w,,,w,w _
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Bleyman/iglaire - Dewey hhlé92 ZEL9 So. Galloway St.or ZOL8 N. 7th Street 92 Quartermaster Testing Lab.
Hired:,April l9k5 -
$' §§QN¬; - 1511 No. Franklin St.
Brown Inst. Co.
5060 Wayne Avenue
Phila. an, Pa.
Victor 0300
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A w. B./Keenan COLEMAN
9th & Rising Sun Ave.
Y Mr..HdvcHEL./
coLLI§s - MARY Tenn. 164a
200$ Godfrey Av. Phila.
Kolman Laboratories Hr. MITCHELL!
Hired: 9-h*h5
' navzs, JOSEPH Dew. 6350Sag. 7715
DOUGHERTY, HORRELL E. Sara. 8183
5517 Litchfield St. Phila. L3!
1929
Drever Corp. Nebr. h8L5
?h8 E. Venango St.
Obtained from these people 5# activated alumina
no charge! ~
Name given to us by HITMAN of the Aluminum
Co of America.
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DR. OHN GAREY Marqyette 6755
Red Star Yeast & Products Co.
Milwaukee Wis.
Garey's LocationSent. Blackstrarto - 325 No. 27th St.
Milwaukee 8
Gen. Office - 221 E. Buffalo St.
GOLD HARRY
6823 Kindred St.
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Home - Bel. 294?Pilgrim 8k92
Phila. Zn! Pa.
Store - 2863 - Howard
Ingersoll-Rand Company
Philadelphia 3, Pa.
160U Arch Sb.
Locust 7535
G.K. §Bob! Wynne
IR ALEC Camden 697OJ.
813 Tulip St. Camden, N.J.
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Penna..Salt Research Lab.
Wyndmoor Rd.
LaMOTTE Chemical Products Co.,
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Tawson 1700
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l8hl So. Alden Street
Phlla #3! Pa.
started July l519h2
Lu, Yung-Cheh
Contlnental Plant
Publicker Comerclal
Alcohol Co.
Snyder Ave & Swanson Sta.
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M Broad & Arch St
Publicker Alcohol ~ Dewey 7200
Snyder Control Lab
M1ssrHARY GALLAGHER
5023 Locust Street "
Gran1te 3&h7
MARIE - JOHN M & Co. Lom. 9066
528 Arch Street - Phila- Pa
PPBCISIOB Thermometer & Inst. Co
lh3& Brandyulne St Rlt 6611
Mr up n LAVERELL
Red Star Yeast and Products Co.
3915 Wxssahlckon Ave
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Stokes, F. J. Machine Co. Dela. 5700
Adams Avenue
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f/ :VARTHUR H. THOMAS Lom. 5760
Swanson & South Sta.
Gag;/QR. KISH for general information
" Miss GENTERT for expediting .
Turco Products - Inc. Wal. 6789
1.01 No. Broad st. Phila. 8! Pa.
Mr. W. F. NIXON
REICH, DR. G.T. Loc 1152
1015 Packard Bldg.
15th & Chestnut Sta.
Phila Pa.
VALL TI - FRANK - Lom 0302
103 Walnut St. ,
Victory Exterminating Co. 1-112. STRAEFFER maybe smmrm!
MB. DEMSTER
Eve. 0795
lLl9Nev§G%h-S§v- 3930 Wyaluaing Ave.
8/25 - Entire first floor - Good results!
9/1 lat floor repeated - fermenter Bridge Good!
9/8 - Did not appear.
9/l5 - 5th floor kffices-dressing Rooms-Labs.! also put
out rat food.
9/20 - 2 men - 9 to 1. - did 6 £1. 5 £1. mu 1'1.-3:-<1 :1. and
also Palmataen Office & Gov't. office - will be
back for another all day job about Oct. lat.
59/2B - 5th floor offices approx. l hour
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6! Winthrop Chemical Co. Industrial Div.
New Ynrk, N010 _
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Robt. Reese - 1523 N. 16th St. Fro. 6655
' Results very good - seemed to help considerably
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= Mr. JOSEPH GILMORE
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H111 exhibit these cards to GOLD for his explanation of their use.
Will ascertain GOLD'S connection with all of these individuals and companies_ _
unless previously known. '
Will obtain any information regarding the connection of an of these com-
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On JuJy T, 1950 at approximately ?:hS PJJ. e Er. BALLARD telephonically
contacted the writer and advised that ASAC I-IIVZE be furnished the following
information in connection with the GOLD case:
Mr. BALL!-RD advised that in connection with statements being
prepared for presentation to HARRY GOLD it would be okay to go ahead and
present these statements to GOLD. Mr. BALL-RED stated that he BALLARD!
could be reached at I.rd:nore 5575-1'.-
On July 7, 1950 the writer telephonieally advised Mr. HINZE oi.
the above information.
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; BF. INTERVIDIED IN AN ATTEMPT IO FIX HIS ASSOCIATION WITH SHIIB MORE
' DEFINITEUI. GOLD ADVISED TODAY THAT HIS LAST CONTACT WITH SIILO HAS
DEFINITELY LATE JANUARY OR EARLY FEBRUARY, FORTE. HE STATED THAT HE
DID NOT USE AN AHGLIHENT WITH SIILG THAT RUSSIA HAS, QUOTE, FIGHTIM}
OUR UAR, UNQUOTE, AND REIIALLS THAT THE ONLY WAR HE TALKIED TO SD15
AHDUT WAS THE FINNISI{RUSSIA.N UAR, AND THAT SEVERAL TIMES SIILG KIDDED. 92.
GOLD AKJUT THE HAY THE RUSSIAN ARMY HAD BOGGED DOWN IN THE SNOW. GOLD
RE-CALLED THAT SEVERAL TIMES HE MADE EXCUSE FOR RUSSIAN SETBACKS IN THIS
UAR TO SAILG, BUT THAT HE NEVER USED THIS WAR AS AN ARGUING POINT WITH
SMILG- GOLD STATED THAT THIS CONVERSATION ABOUT THE FINNISH WAR WAS IN
THE EARLY SPRING OF NINETEEN THIItTYNINE. THERE IS NO REASON TO BELIEVE
THAT GOLD IS NOT TELLING THE TRUTH IN THIS l'JLTT'i, INASHUOH AS HE HAS
ADMITTEDA TO AGENT"S USING SUCH AN ARGIIMENT WITH ALFRED DEAN SLACK. SINCE
EVEN SHILG STATES THAT GOLD PROBABLY DID NOT CONTACT HIM AFTER GOLD LEFT
IAVIER UNIVERSITY AK!UT JUNE, FOHTI, IT WULD BE VERY UNLIKEI-Y THAT SUCH
AN ARGUMENT NOULD BE USED BI GOLD, II. CONTACTING SI*EILG- IT IS SUGGESTED
THAT POSSIBLY SNILG MIGHT HAVE HEARD THIS STATE]-IENT MADE BI STANISLAUS
SHUMOVSIDI, WHO VISITED S1111} IN TIDE EARLY PART OF NINETEEN FORTTTHREE,REB:TSM/am: A - "
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VIEWED, THAT HE ELLBIJHATE ON ILL OF HIS C-OIWEISATIONS HITH SHUHOVSEI
DURING THEIR LSSOGILTIOH IN EARL! NIHEPEEN PORTITHRKE.
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This exhibit, consiting of five sheets of paper bearing penciled hand-
writing, was shown to GOLD
own handwriting, as followson June 5, 19$0 and he identified it, in his
"This is a rough draft of e. report I submitted to one of
my Soviet contacts whom I knew as 'FRED'. The date was
about May or June of 1938. This report was prepared
because BLACK was also working for the Soviets and I
lmew that the Soviets would want to lcnow of his B1ACK's!
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_ _f_This item, oonsisting of a pamphlet captioned, "The Late Sumr 1932Directory Issue of the Catalyst", was shown to GOLD on June 19, 1950.The only item of interest which was is pamphlet, was s.cheek mark after the name :':11.1_@_1-;___1a_,{ _ps:_r;;msn. com said that _during this period he was "5£mng, employment and LE.IGH192TINC-ER had in_-serted an advertisement in this magazine.
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Reference: ' Search Iiemo, June S, 1950, Page 3 _
Description: §" 24 3" card bearing the name D1~.__§_J_=_ _§.,___BEQ}fJ{_A§I_,__
Z-Laval Air Depot Station, te1epl1'3Y-1e Het'ooro'0"|0O.
This paper also bears other miscel lcmeous notes
which are unreadable.
I-ossible Leads: Information should be obtained from SOLD as to the
identity of Dr. BECK1?iAI"¬ and the reason for his
92 contacts with BECIQLM-E. -
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f1'his exhibit was shown to com on Juno 19, 1950. com said na'£ at one' time he tried to get a job for his girlfriend at the Have. 1r Depot _
Station in Philadelphia. GOLD said that the Dr. E. L P ~CKtvIAN mentionedon this card was the name of an individual a£ £'é"nE¥ Tu Depot Station
who his girlfriend was supposed to contact. GOLD said he was given the
name of Dr. BECKHALN by his friend HOHRELL E. DOUGHERIY.
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Rerep of SA ROBERT G. JENSEN, Philadelphia, May 31, 1950.
This report sets forth, on pages 92 through 98,'a record of GOLD's bankaccounts and certain financial transactions. GOLD was questioned about this material on July 18th and 19, 1950. T .-_ .. .
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Relative to GOLD's account at the Real Estate Trust Company, GOLD ex-
plained this account as follows:
GOLD said that some time during November, '19h3, he and SEE-ENOV went tothe Bar at the Hotel Park Central, in New York City, at which time
SE1-IENOV showed GOLD a copy of an award of the Ordr of the Red Star to 'GOLD, which had been made by the Soviet government.
srmnnov told sou: at this time that, in the rum-e, he would have -to _
start accepting expense money from his Soviet superiors. GOLD said thathe never received any money from SELIENOV but that he did from his next . '" ~ -- contact, YIAKOVLEV.
GOLD said that he opened this account on September ll, 191:1: with a check" for $103.50, which check he had received for doing legitimate work for "
OTTO SEIBERT. '
GOLD said that the next deposit, consisting of $20.00, was undoubtedly-
reoeived by him, also, for legitimate work but was deposited in this
account in order to defray his travel expenses connected with his
espionage activities.
Relative to the check for $150.00 deposited on October 28, 191114, GOLDsaid that this represented his one half share in a fee of $300.00 whichBRO'l'Hl.iAN had paid to GOLD and DOUGHIERTY for legitimate work which they
had done for BROTPH-IAN.
Relative to the cash deposit of $300.00 on December 14, '19J.;h, GOLD said
that this represented money -which IAKOVLEV had given him in connectionwith his expenses in espionage. .
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Relative to the check for $500.00, dated February 9, 19115, GOLD said
this represented a loan which GOLD had made from the Pennsylvania
Sugar Company in anticipation of his trip to Santa Fe the following
June.
, Relative to the next item, which consists of a cash deposit of $16.00 -
-' -made on February 16, 19145, GOLD does not know the exact origin of this
money but states that he deposited it in his account, in the Real Estate
Trust Company, so that he would have it available for his needs in
espionage.
In connection with the next entry, which was s. cash deposit of $1406.00
_ made on February 21¢, 19145, GOLD said that this represents money which
YAKOV1.-EV had given him in order to defray G0iD's travel expenses between
Philadelphia and New York, and in anticipation of GOLD's trip to Santa Fe
in Jun-Be .
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The next item, which consists of a cash deposit 01 $50.00, made on ay
29, 19115," 001.0 said was deposited for him by 1.1. E. DOUGHERTY. In order-
to cover an over-draft which GOLD had made, GOLD stated that it was
necessary for DOUGIIEPZIJY to ml-:e this deposit since GOLD had left for
Santa Fe a day or two previously,
The next two deposits, which consist of checks from the Pennsylvania
. Sugar Company, one for $1408.10, made on February B, 19116, and the next
for $13.75, 11-ado on February 28, 19116, represent GOLD's severance pay
from the Pennsylvania Sugar Company, '
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Relative to the withdrawals in this account, GOLD said that all the with-
drawals, whioh were made out to "cash", were monies which he drew from
this account in order to defray his travel expenses in connection with '
his espionage activities on behalf of the Soviet Union. '
The following checks, GOLD said, were given by him as loans:
$22.00 on October 19, 191111 to MORHELL E. noucnssrr,
$50.00 on February 1h, 19116 to noucsmzrr; -
$250.00 on February 15, 19h6 to nousrmsmr.
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GOLD said that the check for $60.00, drawn on February 26, 19115 to
REGINA LOOKABAUGH, was undoubtedly in payment of B. loan which GOLD had
made from LOOKABAUGH. - _
Relative to the account at the Pennsylvania Savings Fund Society, it
is._noted that this was a family account of the GOLD family and was
opened on August 3, 19140 with an initial deposit of $30.00. There was
no unusual activity in this account and the only large withdrawal is
one of $900.00 made on June 12, 191111. GOLD has explained, as previous
investigation has corroborated, that this withdraw-el was for the pur-
pose of buying the home on Kindred Street. '
The next items of interest are a series of withdrawals which began on
February 25, 191:6 and continued through December 8, 19115. It is noted
that during this period GOLD was employed by BROTIDJAN in New York and,
as has previously been reported, GOLD wont for long .periods of time in
which he received no salary whatsoever.
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Relative to the loans which GOLD made at the Corn Exchange National Bank
and Trust Company, GOLD explained them as follows:
GOLD stated that for several years he received no money whatoever -from
the Soviets for his travel in connection -with his espionage activities
and that, as a result, it was necessary for him to make these loans in
order to defray his. expenses. '
The first loan, which was made on January 10, 1938 for $216.00, GOLD'said,
was in connection with his trips back and forth to New York to see his
Soviet superior FRED. -
The next two loans, one for $216.00, made on July ll, 1911.0, and one for
$165.00, made on April 29, _l9h2, GOLD said, were in connection with the
expenses which he incurred by going to see SAM in New York City and SLACK
in Roche ster . .
The next loan, which was made on February 17, 191411 for $102.00, GOLD said
was in connection with his trips to New York City and Kingsport, Tenn.
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93°" I SA Richard E. Brennan
SUBJECT: HARRY GOLD, was
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This exhibit, consisting of a. report on the Dust Removal Efficiency of
__ _f_Sohneib1e lhzlti-Wash Dust Collector, was shown to GOLD on June 19, 1950.
cow said that this had to do with th.s"'work which he performed at l 1
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It is noted that HARRY GOLD at one time,4itated that he believed thad submitted a brochure to the Russi , in 1938, on one MALCOLIJ __Ii'-IARIZ. GOLD stated that he believed he su ted this brochure at the 88-me time _that he_ submitted the one on DAN}? _ HE. .
GOLD was questioned on this on July 18th and 19th. He said that he does notrecall where the name MALCOLM SCEWARIZ came from; whether it is a combinationof names which he took from the telephone directory, or whether he "dreamed"it up. ' "
During the questioning, GOLD said that it might not even have been the nameMALCOLM SCHTI.-92RI'Z that he used but might have been the name of an individualwhose first name was GENE; and he was a friend of DAHITY K1.IIIE's. GOLD statedthat his brother, JOSEPH, might recall whether KLINE had a friend by the nameof IJAIBOIM SCH?-AEFZ or one whose first name was GENE. . - . .
JOSEPH GOLD was telephonically contacted by the writer on Ju1y_1Bth End ~'" "- --JOSEPH stated that he lcnew oi no friend of KLIIIE's by the name of HAIXJOLMSCHWARTZ, but did recall that KLINE had 8. friend by the fie oi GENE FORIJANwho, during the war, was a lieutenant in the United St es Air Force.
-On July 19th GOLD was informed of the name of GENE} Emil and immediatelyseized upon this as being the name that he had been thinldng oi. GOLD paid,however, that he is not at all sure if he submitted a brochure on eitherFOR}-IAN or SCHIARIZ and is inclined to believe that he did not-
GOLD stated that, in any event, neither SCEMMZ nor FURMAII were in any wayconnected with GOLD's Soviet espionage activities. '
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' DATE: June 15, 1950
73° I NORRIS S. HARZENSTEIN, SA
WBJECT: HARRY GOLD, was. etal
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-On June 10, 1950, in the absence of the SAC, a telephone
R call was received from Mr. LEE LINDER of thewissociated Press. LINDE _
wished to "know whether GOLD might plead guilty at his removal hearing on _
J 12th I-le was told that the FBI could not make a statement Monday, une .uith respect to either GOI..D's intention or the manner in which the
' ' 1 thi sort would prosecution would be handled. Procedures in matters o s
be up to the United States Attorney and GOID's attorney. The hearing,_-
as such, is a removal hearing.
Later in the day a phone call was received from Hc00RD of _
had e out which commented on the the Bulletin. He said an AP story com _
- th t the_ possibility of GOLD pleading guilty. The Bulletin understood a hearing on June 12th was to be a removal hearing only arm! had, in fact, '4
discussed the matter earlier in the day with GOLD's attorney and with the ' .
t ared that the comments in the AP_ article United States Attorney. I appewere hypothetical. The Bulletin was told this office would make no -
statement with regard to prosecutive matters. 1-!cCORD appeared quite ,, "
hi - -_ ..satisfied and indicated he did not plan to enter into a discussionpf s -
article regarding any possibility of GOLD entering a plea on June 12th.
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On June 1, 1950 I-EJLRY GOLD, an admitted espionage agent,
aivised Special Agents T. SCOTT MILLER and RICH.'.RD E. BRENILLN that he met
-" THOMAS L. BL-.CK through FRED HELLER. GOID was laid off at Pennsylvania Sugar
Company, and HELLER, knowing that BLACK was going to change his job, wrote toBLACK and requested that BLISK attempt to secure a position for GOLD. This
BLACK did, and GOLD went to ersey City, met BLRCK and took over BL.".CK's
position with the Holbrook Manufacturing Company.
On June 3, 1950 GOID advised the same agents that BLILCK
had been employed from 1933 to about 191111 by the National Oil Products Company
of Harrison, New Jersey. GOLD stated that during this time there had been . '
periods of a whole year without the two meeting. BLACK had given GOID very
little information regarding his ox-m activities. .'.bout 1938 BL.'.CK had shown
GOLD the name of i:"r[IT...KEI1 GH..'.MBER5 in "Time" Magazine, and said that CHIMBER3
knew BLKCK by the latter:-1 own name, and the two had worked together for the -
Soviets. GOLD admitted that he had used BLACK as an alibi, explainingto his
family his absences from Philadelphia in connection with his espionage Y
~ activities. On several occasions he even called BLACK and .-"-lerted BL.'.CK in
case GOLDs family made inquiry oi BLACK as to whereabouts oi GOLD. GOID r
- advised BLACK that he was using him as an alibi in connection with Soviet
espionage activity. sou: stated that in early 19!_~2 BLLCK did tell him that
the Soviets were interested in obtaining infomation on penicillin, and that
BLACK was trying to get this information. In 19115 GOLD introduced BLACK to the
Charles W. Berg Company in Philadelphia. BI...CKbegan part time work there as
a consultant, but continued to reside in Newer!-;. GOLD stated that BLACK had a
small laboratory on the side, called the Spruce Chemical Company. I. partner oi
BL.1CK's in this was JLCK F.'.SS, whom GOLD described as an intellectual, but not
involved in Soviet espionage. _
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. Prior to late 19147 or early 19143 GOLD stated that'BL.'.CI
had told him that the Soviets had a moans of getting in touch with him through
his Newark apartment. .'.fter he moved to Philadelphia the two on one occasion
were discussing the possibility of being recontacted" by the Soviets, at which
time BL..CK stated that the Soviets knew where to contact him if they wished. "On
two separate occasions BLACK gave two answers, one of which was "I don't know"
and the other was that the Soviets knew his address in Philadelphia. BLLCK never
indicated to GOLD any desire to got back with the Soviets, and has cautioned
GOLD as late as 19148 that he should forget all about his past associations with
the Soviets. GOLD stated that he discussedwith BLACK his being questioned by
-the FBI and the Grand Jury in New York in 19147, and suggested the possibility of
recontacting the Soviets. BL-.CK advised him against this, explaining that G011!
should not do it as it was exactly what they wanted him to do, and added that
GOLD would probably be followed wherever he went. GOLD explained that BLACK was
referring to the FBI. GOID was of, the opinion that BLLCK had been handled in a
far more rough fashion by the Soviets than had GOLD. He based this opinion on
the fact that BLACK had told him on occasions that hehad been instructed by the
Soviets to offer money to individuals for information, which he did, and paid
for information but would not be contacted by the Soviets for long periods of -
time, and then by a different contact, who knew nothing of the financial arrange-
ment. GOLD stated that BLACK lost money on several occasions in this manner.
" GOID stated that BL..CK did not pick up his COM-HI£~1ISI PARTY,
activities after breaking with the Soviets in what GOLD believes to be 191414. He
stated that BL.'.CI£'s activity among the Trotskyites was for the purpose of in-
filtrating for the benefit of the Soviets. He believed that BLLCK had one
Russian contact prior to PAUL, and that this prior Russian contact was with
Amtorg. It was GOID's xmderstanding that BLACK knew this Lntorg employee by
his real name. GOLD'said that BLACK once told him that he had an appointment
to meet a Soviet contact in New York, and the -contact did not show up. In place
of the expected contact, BLKCK told GOLD that a Russian woman substituted for
BL.1CK's regular contact. It was BL.-.CI{'s imdorstanding that this woman was
probably somewhat mature and probably a full-fledged operator. IBIJLGK believed
that this "E15 B~I011T1<1 19140. BLACK had told GOLD that he had made a trip to
Pittsburgh for the Soviets around 19140, but that'it had been fruitless as he
did not meet the person whom he was sent to meet, and BLZCK simply ended up
spending a lot of money. ' GOLD was of the opinion that BLLCIZ was attempting to
obtain information on biolegicalsfor the Soviets during his activities in the
19hO's. BLACK told GOLD that on the instructions of his Soviet superior he had
made a trip to the University of Pennsylvania Medical School, but the contact
had no information of BL.CK's purpose of the trip, and evidently had not been
approached at all by anyone. GOLD placed this trip as being around 19141 or 19142.
GOLD stated that several times during his assoei ation with BLACK, BL.'.CK had
indicated a desire to break with the Soviets. Such indications commenced wheno .
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BLACK was working on Trotskyite infiltration, and continued on up mmtil his .-
break with them. On one occasion in the 19hOs GOLD" and BL'.CK exchanged notes .
and descriptions on their respective Soviet contacts, and both came to the _conclusion that they were seeing the same Russian. GOLD gave I!I.'.CK the name "
of his Russian contact, it being S.'.J-fl, out BLACK said that that was not the name - _
the contact used with him. GOLD believed that in the latter part of 19110
BLACK had made a trip to New Castle, Delaware, in order to obtain infomation.
GOLD believed that nearly all contacts BL.'".CK had with the Soviets occurred in INew York City. According to eons, BLACK had told him that in 191.1. he had
made two trips to Chicago on behalf of the Soviets. GOLD stated that when he
would become low in funds he would frequently borrow money from BLACK due to his ,
traveling on behalf of the Soviet Union. It was a comparatively easy thing
for GOLD to borrow the money from BLLCK since BL.'.CK never desired any explanation ,
of why GOLD wanted the money, and further that GOLD _kne'w that BLACK was aware
of the reason why GOLD wanted the money.
FEHDIH..ND B. on June 21, 1950 advised Special
Agents ROBERT E. 1L.STERS and J.'.CK W..LDI~JL.I-I that IL.1-CRY GOI.D's name was first
mentioned in connection with furnishing information to Soviet representatives
at the meeting between BL.'.CK, OV.'.KIl.1I.-'.N, and HELLEE that was held at Leon'sRestaurant, 239 West hth Street, New York, on October 21, 193D. HELLER ' '
mentioned GOID's name as an individual interested in going to Russia, md as -- .
having knowledge of the distillation of alcohol. HEELS! stated that he thought
that it was BL'.CK who had gotten in touch with GOLD, who was at that time in
Philadelphia. -
' B1.-LCK on June 28, 1950 advised that GOLD's name was
brought up in conversation between HELLER, OV.'.I¬Ii£[.'.N and ]5L.".CK. Just after
this BL'.CK was taken over by his Soviet contact, P.'.UL PETIJTLSEII. One of the
first things that BLLCK discussed with PETESZZII was the arranging of a meeting
with I-L'.P.I?.Y GOLD. PE'1FRSEN requested BL;.C1{ to submit a biographical sketch on
HARRY GOLD. This BI..C1Z did, whereupon PEIERSEI-I wanted to moot GOLD. It was
BL'.CKs recollection that HELLER came to Philadelphia and made arrangements with
GOLD to come to EL.'.CK's apartment. GOID came to BL.-.CK's apartment, whereupon
BLACK took him to a pre-arranged meeting with PETERSEN. BL.'.CK's recollection
was that the meeting may have been at Ga1"fanti's Restaurant near the
Pennsylvania Station in New York City, in view of the fact that PETERSEN and
BLACK had met there on a number of occasions. BI-.'.CI{ stated that he introduced
his contact, P.'.UL PEI_T.SEN to GOLD. BLACK stated that he may only have intro-
duced him as PAUL. Z3L..CK never knew any P..UL SMITH, whom GOLD has advisedpreviously was his contact. B-L..CK stated that GOLD knew that HELLER and BL.'".CK »
had originally contacted Jontorg with the idea of going to Russia, and it was._..,
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BL.'.CK's opinion that GOLD felt insecure in his job and thought he would like to
go to Russia to work. BLACK could not state whether the motive behind I-LIRRY
GOLD was the idea of possibly going to Russia or the idea of -passing information
of a technical nature in the future. BLLCK stated that it was his opinion that
he and H..RR'1' GOLD were continuing to be handled by the sane Soviet superior for
several years in view of the fact that at one time BLKCK indicated to GOLD that
he would like to have a certain set of books, and that he subsequently received
these books as a present from PAUL PETERSEN.
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-' One of the first things that PETEI1SEN instructed GOLD
and BLACK was that they were to cease their friendship. However, BLACK stated
that he and FLKRRY GOLD continued to sec each other, and H.'.}'d'iY GOLD generally
came to BL'.CK's apartment. However, these visits were rather infrequent.
On January 21, 1950 BLz",CI{ advised that he had been
injured on March 10, 1938. While he was in the hospital he realised that _
there were no means for the Soviets to get in contact with him. He understood .
from friends of his that strangers had inquired of then as to his whereabouts.
BLACK assumed that it was the Soviet .'.gents that were inquiring. BLLCK stated
that he felt HI-.81-ZY GOLD was the only moans by which he could contact the Soviet
..gents directly, and it would be through I-L'..RRY GOLD that he could inform them
of his whereabouts, and the fact that he had been injured in an explosion, a.nd..
would eonsequentlybe of no use to them for a period of trims. BLACK called '
GOLD on the telephone from the hospital, telling him wherc'1-,6 was and asking
GOLD to visit him. Within a few days GOLD visited BL.1CK at the West Hudson
Hospital. BLICK asked GOLD to tell his contact that he, BI...'.CK, was going to - <4
be incapacitated for a considerable period, and that they should make no
attempt to sec him at the hospital. BLACK stated that GOLD took this information
to his contact and visited BLLCK a second time prior to his release from the
hospital. This second visit, according to BLACK, was purely a social visit.
BLLCK believed that probably a one month period elapsed between GOLD's first and
second visit. BLZCK could not specifically recall whether his visit by Dr.
SCH."L',RTZ came prior to GOLD's second visit, but was inclined to believe that it
was subsequent to GOLD's second visit, and approximately one month prior to his
release. -
On June 3, 1950 a search of the home of HLRRY GOLD,
6823 Kindred Street, Philadelphia, Pa., was conducted, and Special .-agent '
FRED O. BITKBY found in a red fiber folder on the bottom shelf of a cabinet in -
the front corner of the basement an enovclope on which was written "r"rBs Stuff".
Included herein were five handwritten sheets containing references to THOILKS
BLACK. GOLD was questioned concerning these, and he advised that these were
drafts of reports made by him which were submitted to his superior. Those
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drafts were regarding BL'.CK's condition, and were made for GOLD's superior.
These drafts were exhibited to GOLD and he identified each on the reverse
side. The following are the drafts that were found among GOLD's effects: -
In pencil! "T .B. -
"One of our mutual i"s T.B. is in the Fir?-£rHr§:n-Y=earnyH.-Jr-in-the hosp.
, ------ from burns of the face & the entire left arm and back. He was
- - inj. 10 wks. ago §:nen-eeeée=e1=:-t when on some of the ----- -- esp.?!
which he was employ. in the lab. in which he was working. I disc. his
plight when I called to inf. him of my chge. of address. His face has
entirely healed though still tender E; skin is beginning to form on his
arms. I went to see him last Saturday, Hay 111,, but he will probably
be at least a month longer in the hosp. He is in the W.H.H. , Koarny,
N.J. &. the is receiving best possible care, eta. He has a private room.
He can be visited at any reasonable hr. Even then when he is released
he will not have the complete use -oi his arm for at least a yr. J
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"This is a rough draft oi a report I submitted to oneof my Soviet
contacts whom I knew as Fred. The date was about tiny or June of V
1938. This report was prepared because I-lack was also v:orki_ng for the -L-Soviets a.ndI knew that the Soviets would want to know of his Black's!
whereabouts. , - _
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Philadelphia, Pen.na. pJune S, 1950 A '
witnessed: '
"T. S. 1'-iiller, Jr. "
June 5;
Phila.., Pa.
Richard E. Brennan
. Special Agent, F.B.I.
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In pencil!
I. "Thomas Black - ,
"I visited T.b. this week at the hospital and conveyed our -
sympathies 8; regrets & told him that you we hoped for his speedy recovery»
E Also that we all was well & he that he should not worry. Tom wishes to
thank you for your offer of any possible assistance, but says that he is
we very well. taken care of 8; at present desires nothing. To --- thank
you for sending this ----- to him. He says he can rest much easier new
- that he is assured that we lcnow of his whereabouts & situation.
"His arm is healing very slowly especially on the under side where it '
was very deeply burned & the blood serum still oozes as no skin has yet
fumed there. {.5 soon as all his wounds are covered with a layer of skin
he will be released from the hosp. but this is not likely to be for at
least a month - possibly longer. Men then he will need special care
and treatment 8:-§=t-|r§=ll=-be-atleesta-year-be£ere to complete the healing
the wounds & to restore the use oi the shoulder 8: elbow muscles which have
not been used for so long. L---- it will be about a year before he_is
fully recovered. _ _ -|of
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In ink! '
"This is a rough draft of a report submitted to one ofny Soviet
contacts whom I knew as Fred. The date was about June, 1933. This
report was prepared because Black was also working for the Soviets and
I knew that the Soviets would want to know oi his Black's! whereabouts.
/s/ Harry Gold »
Philadelphia, Penna.J1m9.5: 1950 l~ -.
witnessed:
- "T. S.'l-liller, Jr.
June 5; 1950 -
Phila-0 Pan
Richard E. Brennan
Special Agent, F.B.I.
-June 5, 19§O
' Philadelphia, Pa."
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E"T.L.B.
"I saw T.I..B. Sun. His arm is very much better than it was several _
weeks ago, but healing is still slow and he will probably be in the '
hosp. till the end of July. Tom says that he has seen several members
of the 'org.' have been to visit him. He has a. great number of visitors
from the plant especially after working hrs. 8:. on Sat. 8. Sun. so-he-says
the-best-time-to-see-him would Relative to seeing him
"Location .011-hosp. -
"It is the West Huds. Hosp. in Kcarny, N.J. and industrial town
between Newark & J .0. The address is 206 Bc--- .'".vc. Bl. has a
private room with a phone in it. The hosp. no. is Kearny 2-31400 and then
one asks ext. 25 which is Black's no. or just ask for Hr. Black!.
"The best and quickest way to got to the hosp. is to take a Penna. train
to Newark and a taxi from there cost about 85 cents! to the hosp. in
Kearny. 1- bus from Newark would take eensidereblyan hour or more. i
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"Tom can be seen at any time between 9A.!-5. and 9 P.M. but he says
the best time would be on a week day at 10:30 I..i92E. During the aft.
the fellow who is doing his work at the plant often comes early.
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Still in pencil! .
"His room number is 203. The procedure is to ask at the office tosee him and they will direct you to the room. ' ' i '
In ink! _ . _ - _ -
"This is a rough draft of report Isubmitted to one of my Soviet contacts '
whom I knew as Fred. The date was about June, l93B. This report was
prepared because Black was also working for the Soviets and I knew
that the Soviets would want to knew of his Black's! whereabouts.
/s/ Harry Gold ~
Witnessed: _ Philadelphia, Penna.
' June S, l95'O
"T.S. Miller, Jr.
June 5'. 1959Philaq Pa. '
Richard E. Brennan
Special .'LgOnb, FuBoIe _
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"T050 Mil]-Q1, Jr;
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Richard E. Brennan
Special Lgent, F.B
June 5, 19§0
Philadelphia, Pa.
In pencil!I"/s/ Harry Gold '
Philadelphia, Penna.
June 5, 1950
"Thomas Black-u
"I visited Thomas Black this week at the hospital.
In ink!
witnessed:
"'1'. S.'Miller, Jr}
June 5, 1950
Phila., Pa»
Richard E. Brennan
Special Agent, F.B
June §, 1950
Philadelphia, Pa."I" /s/ Harry Gold -
Philadelphia, Penn-in
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- - BLLCK advised on June 28, 1950 that HARRY GOLD had told
him that he was told by his Soviet superior to go to the University of
Cincinnati and- locate in Cincinnati, Ohio. BLACK advised that he was unable
to be admitted to the University of Cincinnati as he could not get credit for
all his courses taken at University of Pennsylvania and the Drexel Institute
of Technology, but that he had been successful in securing admittance to
Xavier University. BLACK stated that COID told him that he was sent there to
contact a man who was formerly a student at L'i.I.'I., and while there had earned
money by tutoring Russian students in Mathematics. However, in Cincinnati this
individual refused flatly to have any further dealings with the Soviet Union.
When GOID brought this to the attention of his superior they discussed methods
of pressuring this individual by the use of terror. BLXCK stated that i-L".RRY "
GOID did not have enough money to continue his attendance at Xavier University
and he, BLACK, had loaned him small sums on various occasions, some of which
were Probably never repaid. BLACK stated that 1~I.'.RRY GOLD was an individual who
needed someone in whom he could confide, and consequently would relate much
of his experiences of being a Soviet Agent to BLICK. BLACK stated that he him-
self always regarded" It-JLRY GOD as two distinct individuals, one the Soviet
agent, and the other, the friend. BLACK stated that when I-LLFRY GOLD would
discuss making trips on behalf oi his Soviet superior he in turn would make up
a story about a trip that he had to take for his superior. BLACK stated that he
had never been ir Chicago on behalf of his Soviet superiors with the exception
of attending-the SOCIALIST .IOHI"JE1tS PLRTY plenum conference in 19110, and-that _he_
had never made any trip on behalf of his Soviet superior to Pittsburgh.
BLACK stated that he told GOID some falsehoods regarding
his work for the Soviets and the problems that he faced. BLECK stated on '_ _
June 2?, 1950 that he told GOLD the story of '*»THIT.1KER CH.'~iBLT92S thinking that
it would satisfy GOLD were he there to check upon BLACK. This was on the
occasion of BL..CK's return from the SWP plenum conference in Chicago. He stated
that he also told GOD! that he was going to take time off from his job and go
into seclusion for a rest, and was going to-go to Baltimore. BLACK stated that
the purpose of this was so that the Soviets would feel that E%L.CK was going away-
and would leave him alone for some time. BL.-.CK maintains that it had its
desired effect since he spent approximately three months without being bothered
by the Soviets. C - -
BLACK stated on July 114, 1950 that it was his understand-
ing that 1-L'.RRY G011! was dropped by the Soviets after he secured employment by
Abraham Brothman Associates, and their purpose in dropping him was the fact
that he had taken employment with snowman. In September or'19h5 BRU1HlL'.N had
requested PLXDIKY GOID to have an analysis made of a specimen of plexiglass type
of plastic that BROTHTJLRN was working .on. GOLD in order to curry favor with
BROTHEMN brought it to Philadelphia but was unable to find anyone to make an
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analysis of it. GOID then asked BL.-.CK to take it to New York and have a
laboratory there make an analysis oi it. As a favor to GOLD, BLKCK took this
material to the laboratory oi CARL TIDCKE, 366 Fifth Avenue, New York City 1,
the analysis was performed, and BLZCK paid the $25.00 fee. He was never
reimbursed by GOLD. BLACK stated that as far as he knew this was a private
project on which B1i0TI-BM}! was working, and had no relationship to Soviet
espionage. .
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that he, OOID, had an expert on mixing equipment that had been furnishing
him information and was going to give him more. COLD asked BLACK if he
knew a stenographer familiar with technical terms who could take dictation.
BL.CK introduced GOID to JEIINIE ZA3TYI1UC!{.'1, whose uncle had worked with BLACK
at the National Oil Products Company. According to BLACK, JENNIE ZA?-.'YRUCKA made
several trips to New York with GOLD, where she took dictation from BhCfIHMAN. G
BLACK did not knew the nature of the information. - '
In 19112 COII! came to BLLCK and told him that he expected
to be drafted in the near future. GOLD told BLACK that he had a valuable
Soviet contact that he wanted BLACK to take over in event that he, GOLD,
were inducted into the Army. COLD explained to BLLCK that the Soviets wanted -.
this contact to be handled by a man with a technical baelcground. BLACK stated
that he refused to take ever this contact of GOLD. -
- " Among the effects found in the residence of THOE-5.'.S L. ~-
BLKCK, 1929 N. 5th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. by Special .".gen't EIZTIOOD A. PETT -
on June 1S, 1950, was a letter on the stationery of ibraliazn Brothman Associates
dated July 7, 191.18. This letter was addressed to J. A. MTJLILEI, President,Spruce Chemical Company, 3357 Miller Street, Philadelphia 3h, Pennsylvania. -
This letter stated among other things "H.".RZ£Y C-DID was in our employ for two
years during which time we found him to be a diligent and hard worker". The
letter was signed "A. Brothman .-Ind Associates".
- This letter was exhibited to BLACK on July 12, 1950, and
he advised that It'.1d1Y GOLD was interested in kn0'.vin3 whether he would get a. .
favorable recommendation from ABR..H..h1 BROTHIMN if he used BRO1Hh.1N's name as a
reference. This question was in GOLDs mind because GOLD and BROIHLi.-KN hadquarreled over finances and GOLD took this opportunity to find out what BRUIHi2-LIN '
would say about him. GOLD requested BLACK to write the letter to BROTHIi.'.N, and
BLACK did so using the name of JOSEPH 1'1.ULLT£T~I, President of the Spruce Chemical
Company. GOLD was satisfied with 13RU1I~IMANs reply. -
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During his interview by SA's T. SCOTT MILLER, JR.
a and RICHARD E. BRENNAN, HARRY GOLD furnished the following signed
.. .- statements: "
"Philadelphia, Penn.
June 2, 1950
. "I, HARRY GOLD, hereby make the following volun-
' tary statemmt to T. SCOTT MILLE1£, JR. and RICHARD E. BREE-THAN,
who have identified themselves to me as Special Agents of theFederal Bureau of Investigation, U. S. Department of Justice. ,
No threats or promises have been made me -and I realize that
I donot have to make any statement at all, and any statement ' - "
I do make can be used against me in a court of law. I realize
that I have a right to counsel. -
"In about Feb., 1933 I was given a position with
L the Holbrook Manufacturing Company in Jersey City, N.J. I
took the job of THOMAS L. BLACK who had resigned to accept .-»
another position. -
' "Shortly thereafter I attended a CCLC-I'u'I-GIST PARTY _
meeting in Jersey City, N.J. at BLACK's request, and with
BLACK. BLACK attempted to get me to join the COMMUNIST PARTY;
this attempt was in a very tentative fashion.
. "In the Spring or Summer of 1935, BLACK was employed
as a Chemist by the National Oil Products Co., Harrison, ILJ.
At that time I was employed by the Pennsylvania Sugar Company,
Phila., Penn., and had continued nu; association with BLACK
out of gratitude for his getting me a job during the depression.
.At this time BLACK asked me if I could get information from the
Pennsylvania Sugar Company relative to processes. BLACK said -
that the Russians would be interested in getting the information.
BLACK explained to me that he was in contact with a Russian .F
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who was with Amtorg, I believe, and that he BLACK! had been
giving this Russian chemical processes of the National Oil
Products Co., his employer.
"BLACK explained to me that I irould have as chance in this way to help the Soviet Union along the road- to industrialization. From the first time BLACK mentioned
- this, until the latter part of 1935, we had several discussions
about supplying the Russians with information. We discussedhow we could get material blue printed and photostated.
"In the latter part of 1935 I went to New YorkCity with BLACK, where he introduced me to a man by the name
oi PAUL SMITH, who was either a Russian or a Dane. We met
in the vicinity of Penn. Station and shortly thereafter BLACKleft PAULand me. PAUL and I walked down 7th Ave during
which time PAUL told me that the Soviet Union was interestedin solvents and particularly in a process involving the man- _ ___ ufacture of absolute ethyl alcohol on which Dr. GUSTAV REICH, '
the chief chemist at Pennsylvania Sugar Company, was working.PAUL set the time and place for our next meeting which was
about 3 weeks later. P
"The above contact with PAUL was to begin my
working for the Soviets. Duringm association with PAUL which '
lasted until the early part of 1937, I furnished him with
information on chemical processes, principally those by theFranco-American Chemical Works, a subsidiary of Penns;-rlvania *
Sugar Co.
. ' "At this initial contact, PAUL toldme that I
was never to see-BLACK except on his PAUL's! instructions.However, throughout the years I did see BLACK on infrequentoccasions in violation oi these instructions. During one oithese times BLACK described his Russian contact to me and Iam sure that it 1-rm my Russian contact who I knew only by
the narre of"SAM, and with whom I was associated from about191:1 to 19-J4 with a lapse of about 7 months from the Spring _- to the Fall of 1914.1.
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"On several occasions BLACK told me that he -had *' ""1
lvst contact with the Russians and wanted to know if I knew
how he could get in touch with them. I was never able to tell
him how he could do it.
"D92.1r-ing the period of 1937 to the Fall oi 1933
BLACK let drop the information that he was engaged in trying
to hunt out TROTSKY's principal contacts in this country; this
was on behalf of the Russians.' r
"As far as I know from what BLACK very infre-
quently may have told me, his last contact vctth the Russians
was sometime in 19111.1. .'
_ "The last time that I saw BLACK was about six
weeks ago-
" "I have read the above statement consisting 01' r
this and three additional pages and am signing each page
inasmuch as all of the statemcmts contained therein are true
to the best of my knowledge and belief-- -.
"Witnessed: /s/ may cow
RICHARD E. BRENNAN ' "Philadelphia, Penna,
Special Agent, FBI, Justice . June 2, 1950 -
Philadelphia, Pa., June 2, 1950 . ' . '
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Special Agent FBI Justice
Phila" Penn, June 2, 1950"
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"I, HAIFU GOLD, make the following voluntary state-
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" identied themselves to me as Special Agents of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation, U. S. Departnent of Justice. No
threats or promises have been made to mo, and I have been ad-
visedthat any statement I make may be used against me in a
_ court of law, and that I do not have to make any statement at
. all. I have been advised that I have the right to counsel.
"In addition to statement which I gave on June
2,1950, concerning TIBIOMAS L. BLACK, I wish to make the following
additions thereto.
"Sometime in early 19142, the Soviet Union was
- interested in getting iniomation on penicillin, I believe,
and BLACK was attempting to get this information for the
Soviet Union. It is my impression that fromtalks I had with
smcx, that during the early l9hO's BLACK,:'u1 general, was . I
engaged in obtaining information on biologicals for the Soviet - -
Union. In this connection, BLACK took trips to Pittsburgh,
Penna... New Castle, Del., and Chicago, Ill. He turned over
the information he received on these trips to representatives
oi the Soviet Union, in New York City. ~~
- "On ocoassions it was necessary for me to borrow
money :'|.n order to finanoe my espionage activities. On occassion'
I would borrow this money from BLACK, since he would not ask" '
any questions as to why I needed it. BLACK knew that I was
engaged in Soviet espionage. I told amen in 19115 that I had
been to the southwestern part of the United States in connection
with my activities on behalf oi the Soviet Union, and told him
- that I was having trouble getting time off to make no; second
trip to the southwest. BLACK knew that this was an important
assignment that I was on, but he knew no details whatever.
"As I recall, it was on a Friday in February of
this year that KLAUS FUCHS name appeared in the papers, and ~
the news of his arrest in England. On the following Mend:-nr
I met TOM, BLACK, and we went for a walk. During this walk
I told BLACK that I was the person to 111 om FUCHS gave infor-
mation for transfer to the Soviets.
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"BLACK and I then decided that in the zture
we would meet only at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia.
This arrangennnt was agreed upon by both of us, since there
would be no suspicion attached to our meeting at this place.
This arrangement was made so that if I was picked up, BLACK
would not be discovered. . -
. "Also, at the time that I told BLACK about -
my connection with FILAUS -1- UCH3, he was horror-stricken, but
he did not express any concern at being himself implicated or
involved because of his known friendship for me; his principal
concern seemed to be for nu welfare.
"I have read the above statement consisting
of this and two additional pages and am signing each page as
all the information contained therein is true to the best of
nw knowledge and belief. __
/s/ HARRY GOLD .
"Philadelphia, Penna.
_ _ June I1, 1950. *
"Witnessed: '
T. SCOTT EILLER, JR.
Special. Agent - F.B.I. Justice _
Phila.,, Penn. - June la, 1950
"RICHARD E. BRENNAN
gent, FIBIII, JUS.G0
Philadelphia, Penna-
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"I, HARRY GOLD, make the following voluntary
statement II-0 T. SCOTT MILLER, JR. and RICHARD E. BRE1II'~.TAN,
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who have identified themselves to me as Special Agents of
the Federal Bureau of Investigation, U. S. Dept. of Justice.
No threats or promises have been made to me and and I realize
that I do not have to make any statement at all. I realize
that any statement I do make may be used in a court of law.
I have been advised that I have the right of counsel.
"This is a supplement to the statement I gave -
the F.B.I. on June 1;, 1950 relative to THO}-L15 L. BLACK. '
"In February of 1950, I saw BLACK shortly after
the newspaper carried the story of the arrest of KLAUS FUCHS
in England. The story brolce on a Friday and I believe that
I saw BLACK on the following Monday in Philadelphia. BLACK
had read the FUCHS story. I told him that I was the individual
to whom KLAU5 FUCHS gave the information on atomic energy here
in the U. S. and that I had passed the information to my "
Soviet contact. "
"I also told him that I had visited _FUCHS'
sister who lived here in Cambridge, Mase., and that tin F.B.I.
would surely locate her and that she could probably identify
me. To this, BLACK said that if I were picked up or qlestioned
I should deny evenvthing because it would be my word against
that of another person. I don't think that I told him the name
of FUCHS sister.
"The reason BLACK was so horror-stricken when
I told him of my association with FUCHS was because E-La'~.CK
knew of nv obtaining inibrmation for the Soviet Union and of
my past activitylfor the Soviets. He also realized the graviw
of the situation, because of the type of information I had
transmitted to the Soviet Union. I
"I also told BLACK that FUCHS knew me very well
and could positively identify mo. We even discussed the possi-
bility that FUCHS might be brougqt ever to the U. S. to stand
trial and would point me out in a court of law. Hure'ag:1in
BLACK told me that while that would be very bad, still it was
essentially only FUCH'S's word against mine. '
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"Liv principal ooncern was for my family and I
told BLACK were I apprehended, would he try to see them and
cheer them up. Since I knew that I had completely concealed
my espionage activities from my .is.mily, I knew that rm; arrest -
a would be a terrific blow to them. Also at the time that BLACK
and I spoke I was emotionally very overwrought, and was not
thinking very clearly. A '
"In addition we speculated in greet detail I
did most of the speculating! on the matter oi who or how!
FUCHS might have been exposed. We came to no satisfactory
conclusion whatever and BLACK thought it wiser not to continue
to think about this phase oi the matter. I
"I have read the above statement, consisting
of this and two other pages, and am signing each page as all e '
the information contained therein is true to the best oi
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"Philadelphia, Penna.
June S, 1950. -~
"witnessed:
T. scorer MILLER, Jn. '
F.B.I- Justice -
6-S-50, Philas, Pa-
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Special. Agent, FBI, Justice
June S, 1950, Philadelphia, Pa."u
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following signed statom:-nt to SA's WILLLLH B. WELTB, JR. and ROBERT W.
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June 15, 1950
"I, 'I'H0l92£AS L. BI.-ACK, make the following voluntary
statement to Special Agents ROBERT W. HOLMES and WILLL'sM B. YIELTE,
JR. , who have identied themselves to me as being Special Agents
of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. I have been advised
that I need not maize this statement and that anything that_ -
I may say can be used against me in a Court of Law. This
statement is voluntary. No force, threats, duress or promises
have been made to mo. I have been advised that I am entitled
to the right of counsel. i
"I reside at 1929 N. 6th Street, Philadelphia 22.
I am employed as a consultant chemist principally for the
CHARLES W. BERG LILBOR.-LTORIES, 182? N. 5th Street, Philadelphia.
I have known HAIERY GOLD since February 1933. We developed ..
a close friendship ever a period of years, and for the past
few years we have soon each other once every few months. It
was customary for HARRY and I to arrange for a meeting by
telephone and later meet at the prearranged place. This was
generally the Litrary of the Franklin Institute, or occasionally
at the Broad Street Station, a Ilorn and Harmt automat, or
more rarely at his laboratory in the hospital.
"In the early part of Febrmnry 1950 after the
arrest of FUCHS, HARRY {DLD called me on the teleph-me and
said that it was quite urgent that he see me. I told GOLD
that I had some personal business to take care of in the dorm
town section and that I would meet him in the Broad Street
Station. From there we walked to 2121; Spruce Street where I
was to pick up a radio which belonged to me. During this
walk HARRY told me that he had been 1-"UCH's American contact -
and that if anything should happen to 1mThe wanted me to look
after his father and brother. As nearly as I can recall his
exact words were "The FBI is 1o0k.i.n{' for FUCIUS American. con--
tact and I am that man." He said that if he ._sEould be caught
he was going to take an overdose of sleeping tablets which he
had acquired, this being the easiest way out. I tried to
persuade him .£rem committing suicide. I accomplished my
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personal business and we separated. I had no reason to dis-
believe HARIiI's statement because I did know that he traveled
to New York occasionally without any apparent business, and I
also knew that he made a tzdp to Albuquerque, New Mexico some
time before the test atomic bomb was exploded in New Mexico._ I know this because he telephoned me from a hotel in Albuquerque '
and asked me to telegraph him some funds. I-was short of
funds uyself at the time and so I did not comply with this re- .
quest. I had no knowledge at the time of the nature of his
business in New Mexico, but I presumed that it was probably
with reference to employment. The telephone call referred
to was made in the late afternoon or early evening to my home
address at 1? Oxford Street, Newark, New Jersey, telephone
number Market 3-5?l0 ?!. _ I have never previously given
the information of Hi92RRI's complicity to anyone up until
this time. I fully realize that I had certain responsibilities 'I
as a citizen to inform the proper authorities of his stato- '
mcnt. The reason that I did not inform anyone was that I was - -
frankly very scared at the time and I did not want to become
involved if it could be avoided. Also, it is a very difficult
decision to be forced to make as to whether or not I should
give any information told to me in confidence which would -
jeopardize a friend of very long-standing. In retrospect I
very deeply regret that I did not at that time come forward
with the information which would have aided in HARHY's
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', "If I can be of any further assistance to the
FBI in this or other matters I am willing to cooperate. - -
' "I have dictated this to a stenographcr in the
Philadelphia Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation."
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"The sum of money requested by El.-HIE! GOLD from
Albuquerque, N.M. referred to above! was $50, as nearlyas I can recall. I knew from the newspapers that KLAUS_S_
171.70% had been arrested in England for transmission of A-
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in transmitting these secrets.
"I have read this twopage statement and it is
is true to the best of my knowledge, recollections and beliefs.
I'm signing this and the other page. -
/s/ 'I'I1Oit.S L. BLACK
_ "1929 N. 6th St.
June 15. 1950
"witnessed '
WILLIAM B. WELTE, JR., Spec. Agt. FBI, Phila., Pa.
ROBERT W. HOLMES, Special ' '
Agent FBI Phila. Pa."
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. - On July 5, 1950, s:. J,ums E. IIEL1-JER examined the
newspaper files at the Philadelphia Free Library, Logan Square, Phila
-delphia, and ascertained that the story of the arrest in England of
Doctor KLAUS FUCHS for giving info rmation about the atomic bomb to
the Russians first appeared in H10 February 3, 1950 issue of the
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin. The sane story first appeared in
the February I4, 1950 issue of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
' On May 31, 1950, 'i0hL92S L. BLACK was interviewed
at his place of employment, 1827 North Sth Street, by S.".'!f0ii.'92RD £1. "
SEARL. During the course of that interview, BLACK asked .'=.g'ent SEMI»
whether it would be advisable, in viewof the then current publicity
regarding HARRY GOLD, for BLACK to visit KLDs brother JOSEPH and
father SAMUEL.
' On June 2?, 1950, BLACK advised the interviewing
agents that 1~L'.R.HY GOLD had told him of a trip made by GOLD to Albu-
querque, New Mexico. According to BLACK, this trip was made at the
time the test atom bomb was exploded. GOLD told BLACK oi this visit
after his return and told him that he had been sent there by his
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iiinformation was givenio BLACK at an unknown date Iollvging the dropping
of the atom bomb on Hiroshima. BLACK also admits that he received
a telephone call from HARRY GOLD while he was on the above mentioned
trip. It is BLACK's belief that the call was made from Albuquerque,
New Mexico. It was received by BLACK at his apartment in Newark, N.J.;
and the purpose of the call was for COLD to ask BLACK to send him
some money, to finance his return to Philadelphia. BLACK maintains
that he cannot recall having sent any money although COLD, in describing
this incident, has told SA's T. SCOTT MILLER, JR. and RICHARD E. O
Bunsen that BLACK did send him $20.00. Ll
BLACK also admits that he knew that HARRY GOLD _
was sent to Xavier University in Cincinnati by his Soviet superiors
and that while GOLD was there, BLACK from time to time loaned him
small amounts oi money to finance GOLD. _
'- BLACK also told the interviewing agents that -
when GOLD __told him, in February 1950, that DLD had been the contact
man between ICEAIJS FUCIB and the Russians, he also said that one
of these contacts with FUCHS had been made at Cambridge, L!ass.,
where GOLD met not only FUCHS but FUCHS aster and brother-in-law.4-- ,_
' - The employees of the Franlalin Institute Library,
Logan Circle, were interviewed regarding contacts between HARRY GOLD
and THOMAS L. BLACK at the Franklin Institute Library, and the following
statements were obtained: - ' -
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"I, VIRGINIA F£.RL1'JY, make the following .
voluntary statement to ROBERT W. HOLMES and WII.LII92M B.
- WELTE, JR. who have identified themselves to me as Special
Agents of the Federal Bureau oi Investigation, I am willing
to testify in court to the following infornntion. p
"I am an employee of the Franklin Institute
Library and have been employed part tire since 191:1; and mill
time since l9h8.
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" "I have been shown photographs oi two indi- '
viduals whom I can identify as being HARRY GOLD E: THOI._!AS '
» BLACK. I have seen both GOLD and BLACK at the Library
on many ocassions individually. I have observed on a few . '
_ ocassions that C'5LD and BLACK were in the Library at the
same time. I do not recall having seen them speaking to - -
each other but I do recall that during the past several - ,'
_ years they were here at the same time. They were usually
here in the evening. I recall that we used to joke and
would say "BLACK and GOLD in the back room, hurrah for
Princeton". BLACK always sat in the back room. COLD ~
would sometimes sit in the back room and sometimes in 1
the main reading room. The back room is so situated that
we at the desk cannot see what transpires in that room. -
I cb recall that BLACK and GOLD were in the back room at
times together. To the best of nu recollection it was r
in the latter part of this past winter that I can recall - _ _ ;
seeing BLACK & GOLD hero together as it was dark in the F
early evening.
i"I have readthis statement, consisting ' _ -
of this and one other page, and it is true to the best
oi mg? recollection.
/s/ vmcleu Fzmist
' "June 9, 1950
"Witness '
WILLIAM B. Y4?-ILTE, Jr., Special Agent, F.B.I. Phila. Pa.
- ROBERT w. HOLMES, Special Agent, FBI, Phila. .
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Juno 9, 1950 *
"I, HELEN RMJB, make the following voluntargf I
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have identified themselves to me as Special Agents of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation. I am willing to testiiy
to the following £acts:-
' "I am employed as a library assistant at
the Franklin Institute Library, and have been employed there
since September 19147.
' " "I have been shown photographs of individuals
that I can identify as being L-Ir. GOLD and lir. BLACK. I
have identified each photograph with the name of the indi-
vidual as I knew him and my initials which are "I{.V.B.."
"I can recall that on a number of ocassions
that GOLD and BLACK were in the library at the same time.
We girls at the desk would refer to them as "-BLACK and GOLD,
the Princeton boys in the back room". It was last September
9149! that this nickname started. It was at this time
that I noticed that BLACK 8: GOLD started going into the
back room.
"I recall that BLACK would come into the
library early and would appear to take a position whereby
he could sit and watch all who came into the library. Ho
customarily requested a British patent or journal. He
never was concerned with the material and gave the appearance
of simply waiting for someone. Ii he asked for a cc.-rtain.
patent which we did not have, he would sometimes just sit
6: wait, as ii waiting for someone. When COLD came in BLACK
went into the back room. GOLD would submit his requests,
pick them up and go into the back room. GOLD would always
take the table beside the one used by BLACK and not the
same table. I have observed BLACK and GOLD speak to each
other upon arrival, but when seated at main desk of the
library I could not tell if BIACK or GOLD would converse
or not.
"This procedure was :Eollowed until approximately
three ".'-reeks prior to GOLD's arrest. BLACK uponarriving
at the library would go immediately to the back room. I
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could see that BLACK just sat there and did nothing. When
GOLD arrived, he made his requests and then went on to the
backroom. I recall that the publicity of GOLD's arrest
was in the papers on Wednesday morning May Zlzth. '
"I recall that on about 1o=ho A.H. on Saturday
May 20th, Mr. GOLD called and"5sked for llr. BLACK. I
answered the telephone. I told him that Mr. BLACK was
not in the library. He said "Have Mr. BLACK call Mr. GOLD
at" and then he gave me a telephone number which I cannot
recall other than the fact that the first digit was an 8.
I went to lunch between 11:30 and 1.2 noon. At 1O minutes
to 2 I realized that I had the telephone message for Mr. _
BLACK and that IL-Ir. BLACK was then in the back room. I
took the message right back to Mr. BLACK and recall saying
"better late than never" as I handed him the message. Mr.
BLACK was just sitting there at the time and had no research - - -
material in ont of him. He appeared to be just waiting.
when I gave BLACK the message, he smiled and got up and
left. ' '
' "There was no definite pattern to GOLD a
BLACK meeting at the library. Sometimes they would meet at short
intervals and sometimes long intervals. '
"The last time that I saw Mr. GOLD at the
Franklin Institute Library was the Thursday night prior »
to his arrest.
"I have read the statement consisting oi this
and three other 'pages and is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. »
' /s/ HELEN V. RAUB
"619 W. Main St.
Norristovm, Pa. -B ' 6/9/50 4 .
"WILLIAM B. whims, JR., Special Agent, F.B.I., Phila., Pa.
ROBERT W. HOIMES, Special Agent FBI, Phila."
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"Philadelphia, Pa.
June 9. 1950.
"My name aura A. APPLEFATE. I live 35? N.
Rolling Road, Springfield, Delaware Co., Pa., and I am
a library assistant at the Franklin Institute Library,
20th Street and the Parkway, Phila. I make this state-
ment willingly to WILLIAM B. WELTE and ROBERT W. HOLMES
who have identified themselves to me as Special Agents
of the F.B.I. They have told me I may be required to
testify to the information contained in this statement.
I have been shown photographs of two man whom I recognize
as HARRY DLD and THOMAS L. BLACK. I know these men as
members of the Franklin Institute Library. I have seen
these men at the Franklin Institute Library on many occa-
sions, sometimes together and more often ingly. I cannot
recall the exact dates when I have seen them together
at the Library but I remember definitely that I saw them -
side by side at the same table in the fall October & ~
November! oi 191.19. I recall that because it was during
the football. season & I was joking with Mrs. FIAUB & Miss
FARIEY who also work here, about the BLACK and GOLD com-
bination. -'1hat is the last time I denitely remember
seeing them in the Library together. On other occasions '
up to the recent past I have seen one or the other in the
Library but cannot say positively that they were here at
the same time, although they may have been. I have seen
BLACK and GOLD talking with each other in the library.
"I have read these two pages and find them .
correct to the best oi my knowledge. "
' ' - ' /s/ aura A. APPIEGATE
"Witnesses
'ROER'l W. HOLMES, Special Agent FBI, Phila. '
WILLIAM B. WELTE, JR., Special Agent, F.B.I., Phila., Pa."
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"Philadelphia, Pa.
June lh, 1950
"I, MARY E. GALLAGHER, make the following
statenent to ROBERT W. HOLMES and WILLIAM B. WELTE, JR.
who have id.enti1ied themselves as Special Agents of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation. I am willing to testify
to the following .facts:-Iv
"I have been employed as a library assis-
tant at the Franklin Institute Library since Aug. 19119.
"I have been shown photographs of individuals
' whom I can identify as Dr. THOMAS L. BLACK and HARRY GOLD.
I knew BLACK as Doctor and Mister.I
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seeing BLACK and GOLD in the library at the sometime.
The times that I can recall seeing them together Ila;
"always been :Ln the back mom. On some of the ocassions
that they were here together, I recall that they occupied I
the same table. I cannot say that they conversed. Sitting
in the beck room would not keep them in view of the girls
at the front desk. Much oi nw time was spent going into
the stock to get books.
s "I have read the above statement consisting
of this and one other page and it is true to the best of
my knowledge and belief. .
I 1 - . /s/ may E. GALIAGHER
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WILLIAM B. WELTE, JR. Spec. Agt, F.B.I.,Phila. Pa.
ROBERT W. HOLMES, Special Agent FBI, Phil-:-1. "
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Reference serials 143 and 147 oi captioned case.
. On June 20, 1950, the writer telephoned Itr. JOSEPH _AIDYSIUS IULIF-N, 6716 North 8th Street with reference to any ' "
knowledge he had concerning BLACK. At the time HUI.-LEN requested _ -_' _-"_".~1;the writer to contact him that evening inasmuch as he had to go ' '.'g.1i.':'§.
to Washington, 13.0., to visit a niece of his dying from cancer, 1
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he had had with BLACK concerning the Socialist Party. At the .
time oi this discussion, MULLER stated that BLACK had indicated .
to him that he was in fear for his life because oi his affiliations ;_-
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and had not placed too much credence to the information BLACK _
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IIULLEN said that his contact with BLACK in the spring '
of 1947 had occurred through JOHN RAJCHER who was selling chemicals -
for the Berg Laboratories. At this time, CHARLIE BERG, who IULLBN
also consicbrs somewhat eccentric, fired RASCHER and shortly there-
after, RASCHFIH, MULIEN, BLACK and JACK FAS5 got together and formed
the Spruce Chemical Company. IULUIH said that his Job was that of_ -
a salesman and although his name did not appear on any paper showing =-
him to be a partner, he was out in on one-fourth of the profits oi .-
the firm in exchange for his services. According to IULLBN, the ' '
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' recalls having made the following business trips with him: A . -_
92 . - . 1 '- I u 1. A trip ..~c."c.1., New York; approxiinately late ' ." . 1948.. "On this trip he and BLACK stopped at a hotel believed to be namd .-'§;__;."Y':%.5.*':'__,.__'_"_' the John Hopkins. lhe purpose of the trip, according tr. IIULLEL, was L. '.
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and BLACK stayed at tin JACK FASS residence. . ~
In regard to JACK F555, 2.-.'.lJLLF.N advised that he knew
of no Communist Party or Trotslqrite activities on that individual's _~ part,a1d from his knowledge oi PASS, could classify him as extremely fpr°_@rican. . - _ I H __ _ - .11.: _I-'
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morning oi June 13, 1350, -when he picked up some chemicals at the . .,BLACK residence to be delivered to JACK FASS. At this time, BLACK -told MULLER that the "I.B.I.jaschecld.ng on HARRY GOLD and had contacted
him in that regard. After -this meeting with B1.ACK,'llULLEN stated that ';he took the chemicals to New fork City, cm gave them to FAS5,|nd then ,returned -to Philadelphia. Accord to IIULIEL, he "had lest seen CFASS ..
xhen he had returned to Ilsa !ork ' s tayed at the E155 home enzhe ' 1 night _o1 JIIDB 19, 1950. During um um, uutuzu stated that he '_ _" had learned from FAS3 that the F.B.I. had -searched -B14010: home and - ' _yv' his effects at Paterson, New Jo:-sey.. . '1'he info nuation concerning IUI.J.Ell's, ,contact with such On June 13 1950. ccmcpcccc to the U1-fO1'IIBT.J.On-§Ili _, :1 ;. ,F" ~out in referenced aerial 1.1.7.5 , -1,"?-.,§."":":; . ;"f-1.-_;;-_;-2..' - A . 1.'.z_»--";1..__ --'..*... "-:1..§'-' " - mum ad92rised'"that he had hcvezé met man! cow I
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__h_ _ _. connection with one GEORGE UGH which information is reected in '-
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vicinity of Philadelphia. In this union he had three children. le is I;'5';}fF_-;g-Q-,;.-5; ;_- ' not divorced from this woman. Her nae is IIRILI. it is noted the .,;
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_ V GLOUGB. GHJBGE and IIIRPLB CLOUGH have been separated for approximately, "QQV"-Q __ _ five years and have been indicated to the infonent by GECBGE GLOIIIH i 1." . o. to be antagonistic toward each eum-._ However, mm: will not gin. .9 .b'-'F""°"A.-=. 1'»: -- ;><:;*i¢:_;a;-,1;:**;.:;:;;II-ii¬;tjf:;; l "g;E .:..u.,.= _ _ - '.- , ' : . ' .. -?_',92';_",I'-'1 .;.";'."'. 'v :.L".' "P " __ r'?_"_f53",_:a_. A-0. -Subsequent to his warriage to IMTLB, be has lived with a Polish woman,E:-Fr; first nale is J$KPHIll'E, and who has worked at the Philadelphia -.-L---3- _ * General Hospital ae a Laboratory Technician. after living with JCBEPHIIIB '. "-' '=
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