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The following are residences of PLACZEK
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GGLD was horn December 12, 1910, in Switzerl . He came he the3TOP _CRET
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V Santa Fe, New Mexico
918 St. Davide Lane
Schenectady, New York
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1111 years
September 26, 1905
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A photograph of PLACZEK has been forwarded to the Bureau and Boston,Mczck
United States in 1911; with hisjaarents, SAM and C , both Rugsian born,GOLD attended night school in Drexel Ins%ute in a elpmv University of_ Eggasylvenia, -and Columbia University. In June, 19_hO, he received a B.$. degreeX21718! University, Cincinnati. .
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G011! worked for Pennsylvania Sugar Company as e ch_em;!.st during thefollowing periods :
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In February, l9h6, he began work for A. Brothman and Associates,
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Hnlbrook Manufacturing Company, Jersey City, and the Moomeir Dairy Compargr,
Cincinnati.
GOID, according to Confidential Informant Gregory, acted on behalf
of JACOB GOLOS, known Soviet Agent now deceased, in l9h0 and 19hl in picking
L1p'p11.'!1:ES-TI-Om ABRAHM-E BROTHMAN. GOLD admits he did this in 19140 and 19111,
making trips to Philadelphia ana New York to see BROTHMAN for this purpose»
GOID stated that it was on GOLOS' instruction that he, GOLD, evaluated
these blue prints before turning them over to GOLOS.- It is GOLD'S contention,
however, that GOLOSshowed no interest in these blue prints. '
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. 1:209 Hampton Street, Ehnhurst
c/o PERIERA -Until 19116
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Description
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MANSON BENEDICT
BENEDICT was born October 9, 1907, at Lake Linden, Michigan. He
received a Bachelor of Chemistry Degree from Cornell University, June, 1928-
He reentered Cornell doing graduate work in Chemistry from September, 1928,
to June, 1229, As past employmonts, he listed National Research Council-
Research F llowship in Chemistry, Harvard University, Cambridge, Liassachusetts,
1935 to 1936, Fellowship expired; Research Association in Geophysics, Harvard
University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1936 to 193?; left for industry wozj-:;
Research Chemist, National Aniline and Chemical Company, Buffalo, New York,
193'? to 1938, left for better position; Research Chemist, M. W. Kellog Company,
Jersey City, New Jersey, 1938 to April 1, 1.91:3; Kellex, Inc., 233 Broadway,
New York, April l, 19143 to July 1, 19116; Kellex were the prime contractors
- for the92Mz'.nhattan- District Project!. at present BENEDICT is with I-Iydrocarbnn
Research, 115 Broadway, New York-
Bureau files rleflect that emenxcrs brother, mtmz somm 1cT
was employed by the United States Bureau of Standards and possessed Co st
leanings. WILLLW BENEIJICT'S wife wrote a paper in c ollaboration with another
person on the topic of racial equality. This paper allegedly reflected Com-
munist tendencies. '_
submitted a Personnel Security Questionnaire at Oak .
Ridge, T , and gave as a reference INNSON
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war and peace in Philadelphia on January 19b6, which éonvorence was called
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The Knoxville Office has advised by teletype of February 10, 1950,
that BENEDICT handled the majority of the contracts of Kellex with the
British Ministry of Supply.
The records of Kellex on Benedict show that he had the following
absences during 19h3-l9h5: .' _
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From October -19b5, for a period or four to six months, ssuenxcwwas stationed at Oak Ridge-
The records show that FUCHS visited BENEDICT on four occasions be-
tween December, 19h3, and February, 19hh.
The following is a phsical description of BENEDICT obtained from
Kellex records:-
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FISHER presently resides at 2261; Creston Avenue, Bronxf New York, B11"
is an associate professor of chemistry st Long Island University.
The records at Local Board 2117, Beverly Hills, California, reflect
that in September, 19b2, FISHER lived at 220 North Kenmore _, L05 Angeles,
California, and was employed at Triplett and Barton, Metallurgical Laboratorie:
Burbank, California.
FISHER was born June 3, 1907, at Boston, Massachusetts, attended
Boston Latin School, Harvard University and Columbia University. He was an
instructor at I~'-iiddlesex College, Waltham, lhssaohusetts, from 19314 to 1936.
In 1916, FISHER was employed as Research Analyst, North £merican- .
viation Company, Englewood, California. Both he and his wife, LIl.LIA§
FISHER, continued to attend meetings oi the Pico Communiiylub, Communist
Party, until its final meeting on December 15, 191:1;-. .
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Long Island University, New York City. A photograph of FISHER taken in
l9h_2 or 19113 was forwarded to the Bureau and Boston.
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By teletype of February 1?, 1950, the Boston Office advised that
ROBERT I£Em1*.II.§, in
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LOUIS FISHER. This
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HEINEMAN
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a more severe pose.viewing photographs, stated that the photograph having
of similarities to the unidentified subject, is EUGQIE
teletype stated that FISHER'S hairline, shape of face
about his mouth are very similar, However, I-IE]Z~IEJ.;192I
effect an identification of this photograph,
stated that the unidentified man head a very
and all photographs "exhibited to him showed FISHER in
The Bureau is requested to obtain a photograph of
FISHER. A photograph of FISHER taken in 19148 was obtained from the Long
Island University and forwarded to the Bureau and Boston February 23, 1950,
Prior to 19143, he was employezoma eowremn , - _ §_%
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syraouse, New York; Standard Oil Development Company, New York; liithieeon
Alkali WOTKB, 60 East [nd Street, New York; Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company,
New York; Teta Iron and steel Company, New York; Philip Carey Company, '
New York; Republic Steel Corporation, New York, and tho Anglo-Chilean Nitrate
Corporation, place not stated. ' '
mzzrrscn married rdsnrsrzuwscs. Their has on-es children.
ns1nscs=s father, corms EUTSCH, bor in Austria, is a United States .citizen. His motheris name is I-IE.FtI.&IN%.CI-IEIi,_Q.,,,f,;_!.,
After leaving Kellex, he opened his own firm at I420 Lexington
Avenue, where he acts as a consultant Gnginee_ _ '' I -1;-_>_*-_di;92~:.E,__~_l" ,
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Attempts are now being made to maintain a current surveillance
photograph of UEUTSCH, who now lives at l East 87th Street, New York City.
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The Bureau requested by telety-pe that the New York Office obtain
photographs of the above named individual, address, S501 lhth Avenue,Brooklyn, New Yorke J ,
SA JOHN M, OOLLINS obtained a photograph from GEORGE G. SI-IARPE,
30 Church Street, New York City, for "whom ROBBINs Worked from June, 19b3,
to August, 19104.. The photograph was taken in June, 191,3,
Confidential Info t T- 6, of known reliability, advised thatROBBINS true name is JOSE ENS'$ICH, and that on February 22, 19112, _
in filing an application for an apartment at his present address, he des-
cribed himeli as a civil engineer for Sanderson and Porter, 52 Hilliams
Street, New York City. ROBBINS was employed at Sanderson and Porter from _
January 9, 1-9&2 to October 27; l9h2¢ He Was also employed by Mo We Kellogg,
New York, n-om October, 191,2, to June, 19113. Then no was employed byGEORGE Go SI-LKRPE from June, l9h3, to August, 19141;.
He then was woyed by Jakobson Ship Yard Compamr, Oyster Bay, '
_192Iew York,.£'rom August, 19 , to July, 19146. Next he was employed by Janka
and Company from July, 19146 to January 22, 19118.
ROBBINS received a Bachelor-Civil Engineer Degree in February, ~.
19141, from City College of New York. The following is a physical description
of ROBBINS obtained from employment redo:-do:
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ARNOLD ROBINSON
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Among the incorporators of the Technical Research Laboratories,
Hontclair, New Jersey, with which firm Dr: LEWIS BALA§§_tfI_}I, was, was affiliated,
was one IiH.NOL1_3 ROBINSON,» 92 Greenwood Avenue, Montclair, New Jersey.
- The Newark dffice advised that ROBINSON was a secretary of the
above rm, that he was fingerprinted and his prints we're forwarded to the
Headquarters, Second Service Command, 39 Whitehall Street, New York,
On September 16, 19113, e change of address for the Technical
Process Company was given to Gussack Machine Products, lO2O 145th Road,
Long Island City, New York.
The following investigation was performed by S1. J. 5ES E. :
The records of the Imndgraticn and Naturalization Service, 70 ,Columbus Avenue, New York, reflect that ROBINSON was born in Batley, England,
September 17 1902; that he entered the United States in 1926. His residencein 19113 was L9 Garden Place, Brooklyn, Few York. In 1938, ROBINSON "visitedrgiglgg. He was employed by the Board of Economic Warfare, New York City,
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A photograph of ROBINSON was obtained from Immigration Officials
and is being forwarded to the Bureau and Boston.
JOSEPH EBJWARD MAYER
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By teletype of February 17,1950, the Bureau advised that the FUCHS
papers, included a letter dated April 5, 191411, on the letterhead of the
"Journal Chemical Physics", American Institute of Ph s, Columbia,Universi"JOSEPH E$§IAYER, Editor._' This letter was signed by and states,
We are very glad that you will be able to come Monday ght. We live at llh
Paulin, Leonie , New Jersey." - '
The New York and Newark Offices were requested to identify MAYER,
obtain photographs and forward them to the Bureau and Boston.
The following investigation was performed by SA FRANCIS U. BANGLE:
A review of the New York files reflects that MAYER was born
February S, 19014 at New York. He attended Westmount High-School in Quebec
and Hollywood California High School, California Institute of Technology, .
Pasadena, California, from 1920 to 1921;. He received a Bachelor of Science
degree in 1921; and a Ph.D. in 1927 from the University of California at-
Berkeley. _ '
MAYER was -associate teacher at John Hopkins University in Baltimore
from 1930 to 1939; Columbia University as Associate Professor in Chemistry
from 1939 to l9hS. In 19h3 he was made a consultant for the Aberdeen, Maryland
Proving Ground. In l9h6 MAYER was a consultant for the Argonne National
Laboratory, Chicago, Illinois. Since 191:6, MAYER has been a Professor airthe
University of Chicago. MAYER has stated that he has taken many trips toEurope since 19h1._ - '
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In May and June, 19b5, which according to FUCHS is one pertinentperiod, MAYER went to New Guinea, the Solomons and New Caledonia for theOrdnance Department of the United States Anny. The following is a physicaldescription of MAYER: - " "
Age: ' I46 years born February S, 19014,
' New York!1 Height: 6' Y-Feigh_t: 179 lbs. '
Eyes: ' Blue' Hair: ' Brownlkuital Status: lhrried; wife, nns1e%§oEPPsni§hYEnOccupation: Chemistry Professor, niversity of
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. One copy oi.a photograph of MAYER taken in 1939 was obtained fromConfidential Informant '1-17, of unknown reliability. I1 copy of this photo-
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JOSEPH DAQ _§g_ _ , _
- A physical surveillance of THUR ADAMS on October 21,, 1911;, re-ected that he contacted DEBORAH Vé45AUBER, now deceased, and her husband,JOSEPH DAUBER, both then residents f Chicago, who were in New York City.ADAMS is known to have made plane reservations for the DAUBERS for Boston.
While in Boston from October 23~26, 19th, the DAUBERS visitedI:-E['1; the firm of Geier, Edgerton and Germeshausen. Also while in Boston,they contacted one BOHI§KCCUR'1, 576 Washington Street, Boston, a reported
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attended New York University in 1929-1930. The following is o physical des-
cription of JOSEPH DAUBEH obtained from observation and Selective Servicerecords: -"""""""""""""'_
Age: 140 years born my 23, 1909; New York!
Height: 5* 9"
Weight: 175 lbs. _
Eyes: Brown -
Hair: Black
Peculiarities: Wears rimless glasses; gray hat with
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Hnployment: In 19141;, physicist for Acme Industrial
Company, Chicago, Illinois. '
Wife: Dr. DEBORAH V. DAUBER, deceased,
~ 9 . born may 27, 1911;, Boston, Kass,
The Chicago Office is being requested to forward a photograph of
DAUBEH to the Boston Office.
ElD1';RD N. GOSSELIN _ _ A
A review of the contacts of gym reflects that on
July 10, 19146, Confidential Informant T-A17, of known reliability, advised
that EROTEDLKN made an unsuccessful attempt to co tact GOSSELIN in Chicago.Later, on the same date, snowman contacted s mm, stating that
he had a contract with the U.S.S.,R, in which IN night possibly be
interested» , _
From other information obtained from GOSSELIbI'S contacts, it is
known that GOSSELIN may then have been the head of the Graver Tank Company,
East Chicago, Indiana, in which company BROTHMAN is known to have contacts.
The Indianapolis Office has been requested by teletype of February 21, 1950,-
to obtain a photograph of GOSSELIN and forward a copy to the Bureau, Boston
and New York
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GROSSE was born in Riga, Latvia, January 1;, 1905. He was naturalizeda United States citizen in 1937 and received a degree of e ngineering in the
Technische Hochschule, Berlin, in 1926. He received the degree of Doctor ofEngineering in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering in 1927'.-
BOSSE was research associate and Justus Liehig Fellow at KaiserWilhelm Institute, Berlin, from 1927 to 1928. Hewas research chemist inthe medical laboratory x Shanghai, China, from 1928 to 1929; visitingAssistant Professor of em.-lstry at Tcchnische Hochschule, Berlin, 192-9 to1932; Research 1-ssociate , presmnnbly University of Chicago, 1932 to I935;Associate DirectorcfRcsearch of the Universal Oil Products Company, Chicago,1935 11-0 19140. GROSSE as a John Guggenheim Fellow inphvsics and AssociateProfessor to HARCLD %92JREY, Columbia University, 19110 to 191;}; Director ofoil research, Hudray Process Corporation, Philadelphia; -19143 to 19148; 1Chemistry Consultant, President of Research Institute, Temple University,191.18 to date. Also GROSSE was Chief Consultant for Labor Board,-19142 to19143; member of American rubber mission to the Soviet Embassy,» 19112-"l91.;3,
with the Atomic Energy Project of the Office of Scientific Research and ~
Development.
. GROSSE presently resides at 156 Glynwynne Avenue, Havorford,
Pennsylvania. . .
_ 'I,fhe S,n Francisco files reflected an article in"Russian Life", aWhite Russian newspaper, dated October 7, 19148, which referred to an articleapparently in the New York "Times", dated septembe 26, 19118, with regard toGROSSE. The writer of this "Russian Life! srticle; BELCHEiNKO, advised hehad known enesss as a small boy when LRISTID E, together with his younger
brother, LEV, re attending e1ementa ""'B"rys¢ 001 in Hangkow, China. Bmcrmmcostated that L%F-ROSSE, in l9h8, was living-in Kazan, U.S.S,R., whore he wasteaching Englis , and that at the orders of the Soviet Consul General, LEV./'
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heavy water project. " '
Tho New York files reflect that GROSSE was on the. payroll of theOffice of Scientific Research and Development, Columbia University, fromJanuary l, l9hl, to June 30, 19142, as s consultant. On the latter date,GROSSE went with the War Production Board, Washington, D. C. In October,19b3, it is reflected in the Columbia University records that GROSSE wasconnected with the Catalytic Development Corporation,Houdr9-y Laboratories,
Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania.Confidential Informant T-19, of unknown reliability, advised thathe had known CROSSE since about 1939 and that GROSSE had worked for a periodat the Radiation Laboratory at Columbia University for a time without paybecause of- his interest in chemical research. T-19 stated that subsequently,in about l9hl, GROSSE was placed on the payroll. Confidential Informant '5.-l9stated that he believed GROSSE to be of fine character, a loyal American
citizen and an outstanding physicist.Confidential Informant T-19 stated that GROSSE was outwardly antagonistic to the Communist regime and to Communism in general and had _frequently expressed himself vigorously in this respect to the extent thatduring the war he had antagonized various individuals at Columbia who -believed that he was a Fascist in his theories. 'I'¢-19 was certain that GROSSEwas not at all sympathetic to Fascism or Communism, but that due to his Germanname and a feeling against foreigners at Columbia during the war, GROSSE was 'not invited by UREY to continue his work. - '
Confidential Informant T-20, of known reliability, advised that hewas acquainted with GROSSE as arosult of his professional work and recommendedCROSSE without qualification, stating that to his knowledg'e, GROSSE had noforeign sympathies and was obviously 2. loyal American. - . t
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"The Thermal Diffusion of Gases", _in the spring of 19146. N0 thesis wasrequired by City College for undergraduate students. _
-2V The City College records reflectedthat GLORIA ASCH received aBachelor of Chemistry degree in 19b6, having entered January 29, 19143. Here address was given as 2705 Bainhridge Avenue, Bronx, New York. She was bornOctober 21, 1925 in Brooklyn of English and Hungarian descent.
The marriage records of New York reflected that GLORIA ASCHmarried mmotn nwrn Hf92.CKEL on June 2?, 19b8. mcxsnls occupation was thenlisted as an accountant and ventilating engineer. ASCH stated she was
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Company which company dontracted and operated the 5-50 project, or someone
connected with the MED who had officers stationed at the S-50 project, or some-
one connected with the Navy, which furnished the scientific advisory personnel,
would have written such an article or thesis. '- '
It was Confidential Informant T-211's speculation that anyone else _
connected with the project would not have had enough knowledge to write an
article which would have had a conformance with the title. T-214 considered
it likely that the author was an engineer or possibly a scientist, butdefinitely someone who was intimately acquainted with the production and
operation problems involved. Also, T-2|; stated that if the article was
written prior to the declassification of the s50 project or prior to the
spring of 19b5, it would be indexed in the AEC library in either JashJ'.ngton
or New York. Otherwise, the article would not be indexed.
In connection with the operation of the S-50 proSb92t, Ea follow-
ing summary of its history is set forth: _ ' . - <
The primary purpose of the S-50 project was to supply feed with
the above-normal concentration of Uranium-235 to the Electra-magnetic Y-12!
Project until such time as the Gaseous Diffusion K-25! Project could get
into production. 1'1'he project was concerned with increasing the concentration
of Uranium-235 from the naturally occurring 0.71 per cent to 0.35 P61 Gent;
a peak production was reached in the month of June, 19145. Progress by the
' Naval Research Laboratory in developing the liquid thermal diffusion process
V was followed by the Office of Scientific Research and Development, and the
process was selected in June, l9hh, when its advantages became apparent. ~
. ' Subsequent to June, l9hl,-under the supervision of P. H. ABELSON
of the Naval Research Laboratory, a high pressure steam pilot plant was con-
structed at the Philadelphia Naval Yard. By June, 19104, this unit was nearly
complete and operating technique had been planned to an advanced degree.
- During the operation of the S-50 plant, intensive process improve-_
ment studies were carried on by the operating contractor, the Fercleve A _
Corporation. The operation of the Philadelphia Pilot Plant was also continued
during this period and for some time after the -shutdown of_ the S-50 plant.
It was necessary to bring a new contractorinto the Manhattan District for
the S--50 contract job, and the H. K. Ferguson Company was selected as the
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original contractor as this company was expected to finish the S-59 project inthe least amount of time. The H. K. Ferguson Company knew the design butlacked construction forces and was given an architect-engineer contract. TheJ. A, Jones Construction Company, Inc., was chosen as the construction con-tractor. Personnel training began at the Philadelphia Pilot Plant in August,%9L|l;, but -F: as cut short on September 2, l9hh, by a disastrous explosion which
amaged the pilot plant installations. '
Thereafter, all of the Fercleve trainees and fifteen Naval ResearchLaboratory personnel proceeded to the S-50 site where preliminary conditioningof the equipment was begun September 15, l9hh. On September h, 19145, orderswere issued to terminate all operations at S-5'0 and place the plant in astandby condition. On February 15, 19146, the last employment was terminatedand the entire area pas transferred to the custody of the K-25 operations
officer. -
Regarding the personnel, Dr. F..I-I. ABELSON oi the Naval ResearchLaboratory perfected the Naval thermal diffusion method and with the aid offifteen of his men, including Dr. N.'.TIt.N!hOSEN, University of Nrth Carolina,and-Dr, nosofeern, who assisted! -greatly. insinitial s-so operations,
' C was___District Engineer and Contracting OfficerLt. Col. IMRK C. FOX was assigned to the S-S0 area as Unit Chief rom June 25,191.1; to March 31, 19145, when he was succeeded by Major -moms J. ANS.
was Project Manager. R. , E was Production Superintendent and 1_!r.B.F.DODGE was Director of the ohnical Division, The Ferguson Company payrollreached a peak of 1,900 construction workers in September, l9hh, while the " CFercleve Corporation payroll reached a peak of 1,600 operating people inApril, 19115. Technical reports resulting from the S-50 project have been
incorporated in the AEC report files.win. op:-Psonwoo Chief En%neer for the 3. K,-Ferguson Company nd c. winders
. --#2 Confidential Informant T-2h, mentioned specifically as possibleauthors of the above-captioned article the following individuals:
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Library and determined that Lt. Col, MARK C. FOX wrote two article! on thama-1
diffusion in September, 1945., Thefirst was entitled, Thermal Diffusion as y
an Adjunct of the Electra-Magnetic Process, which appeared in the magazine-
Chemical and lietallurgical Engineering , for December, l945. He also wrote
an article for the Engineering News Record", for December, 15, l945, entitled,
""hermal Difzsion Plant Built Rapidly .
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Polytechnic Institute, Brooklyn College and New York University, with the
possibility that such an article may have been written as e thesi, with
negative results, '
Confidential Informant T-25{ of known reliability, advised that -one HEN}%fRROLL, a teacher at Brooklyn College, had written material on the
diffusion of gases, CARROLL, according to T-25, was at the DSM project dur-
ing the war and then oameibaok to Brooklyn College for a year or so and opened
his own business,
Confidential Informant 1'-es, of unknown reliability, advised that
a review of the back issues of the publication, "Chemical Engineering Progress ,
which is prepared by the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 120 East
41st Street, New York City, was reviewed for articles on thermal diffusion, in-
dicated that in February, 1947, MANSON BENEDICT wrote an article in which
gaseous diffusion was treated at %is article was reviewed and
found that the topic. of the rmal diffusion was only briefly treated, _
Confidential Informant '1-26 exhibited another manuscript by BENEDICT
which was never published. This article also took up theme], diffusion as one
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It was also determined by Confidential Informant T-26 that FUCHS
was not on the mailing list of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers.
i Confidential Informant T-27, of unknown reliability, also advised
that a search of the back issues of the "Chemist" and various other publications
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mailing list of the American Institute of Chemists. __
reflected that one J. F. 06 -RTON Wrote an article entitled: "oak Ridge Gives
Industries a Unit Dpera on; Gas Diffusion",
The difficulty and pmblems which arose in the successful contractoperation of the K-25 plant are given in this article. In the case of thearticle, "Thermal Diffusion as an Adjunct of the T-Jleotro-Magnetic Process",- written by F01 and mentioned above, a review reveals that the process of .diffusion of liquid on gas by highly heated transfer crossed a thin film ofliquid on gas, is treated in this article, The article describes the S-50
thermal diffusion process on liquid uranium, Production problems are briefly
treated in this article, _ ' .A further re?" of the records of the New York Public Library, '
Two other artiioles cf.possible interest were written under the
following titles in the following periodicals;
"The Role of the Process Engineer in the Atomic Bomb Process byP. C,¥6ITH of the Kellex Company, appeared in the February, 1946, issue of .
by A. RAMEB, Editor of "Power Plant Engineering . _ - 'Chemcaé and Metallurgical Engineering and "The Development of Atomic Energy
the indices of the Science Department of Columbia University were
checked without finding any articles or theses on thermal diffusion.
Confidential Informant T-28, of unknown reliability, advised that
the following sources should be checked in an effort to determine whether any
article on thermal diffusion had been published in scientific peri_odiEcls;
1, Chemical Abstracts" .
A section of the "Chemical Abstracts index for 1944-1947 was
made by SA FRANCIS W, ZANGLE at the New York Public Library, as well as a
cheok for technical publications index and the engineering annual indexfor 1943-194e, " _ ' - '
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Society of Mechanical Engineers, '
5, Engineering Societies Laboratory, 29 West 39th Street,
New York City. _' .
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Confidential Infonnsnt T-28 also stated that there is enorgani sation known as the American Documentation Institute, or some similartitle, where unpublished scientic papers are filed and also this would be a
likely source. _ ' . _
A check of the records of -the MoGraw-Hill Publishers, re-viewing all scientific articles appearing in the periodicals, Chemical Engineeringand "Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering", which contained the article
written by FOX mentioned above, _
' The records of CCNY, were checked with the results set forthabove that GLORIA _is_§gi,.bad written an article on the me-l diffusion in 1946.
J
. A check of the records of the New York University, advisingthat there was no record of any thesis having been written on thermal diffusion
or a related subject for the years 1944-1947.
, Confidential Informant T-20, of known reliability, has ad-
. vised that there was no record of any article or thesis regarding thermal diffu-sion written in the Physics Department of Columbia University, _
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The records of Columbia University, Physics and ChemistryDepartments were checked regarding possible theses on thermal diffusion with
negative results . _
- A check of the records of the Engineering SocietyLibrary, 29 West 39th Street, New York City which revealed the following articles
on atomic energy and thermal diffusion;- A - "Separation f Isotopes by Thermal Diffusion" by R. 92zH¬NESand v|.'H;F|JHRY appearing in "Reviews of Modern? sios",Aprili, 1 1.6. ' . ' '
"Se aration of Gases by Single and-Double Diffusion" by 11,3...-xgt'P'vvARTZ, appearing in the American Journal of Physics"
' for January-February, 1947. -"Key Scientists in Diffusion Plant Project of Atomic BombResearch", "National Petroleum" Liagazine, March, 1945. ."Isotope Separation by Thermal Diffusion -- The Cylindrical Gas"by W. H. FUHRI and R. C. JONES, "Physical Review", May, 194$."Oak Ridge Gives Industries a Unit Operation; Gas Diffusion" -by J fON,'Chemoa1 and _MetalluI'gical Engineer, '
. Deoe er, 1955- K"Unit Operations and Equipment; Gaseous Diffusion", "Chemicaland Metallurgical Engineer", February, 19:26. -"Diffusion - Multi-Stage Separation Process" byin the'Chemical Engineering Progress", February, 191.7.
It was learned at this source that the American DocumentationInstitute is located in Washington, D. C., and it is at this source that unpub-lished articles and theses are indexed. A lead is being set forth for theWashington Field Office to check this source. -
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Confidential Informant T-29, of known reliability, caused a
check of the Atomic Energy Commission Library, 70 Columbus Avenue, New York
City to be checked with negative results on the above stated article on thermal
diffusion. It was also ascertained that there is no record in the Atomic Energy
Comission, New York City of the military personnel assigned to the 5-50 Project
or, for that matter, to any other project. Confidential Informant T-29 stated
that there is no breakdown by project of military personnel assigned to various
atomic installations. He stated that any record of military personnel should
be located either at Oak Ridge, Tennessee or at the atomic Energy Commission,
Washington, D. C. ' _ '
with reference to the operation and scientific personnel employed
on the S-50 Project at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, the Cleveland Office has ascertained
the following information regarding the following individuals from the records
of the Ferguson Company in Cleveland, Ohio. The top Fercleve on the S-50
Project were as follows:
jh_,_Q§§RT§, General Manager of Operations, now in charge ofthe Houston 0 fice of H. K. Ferguson Company;Dr. PHILLIP H;! §:s'LEso1~I, Chief Consultant.
Dr. J. E, Assistant to_Dr. sBLESON.
NELSON HRDEN, Technical Adviser.
Dr. FORRE TERN;1Director of Laboratory #1.
Dr. W. 0 ES, Director of Laboratory #2.Dr. HALO LN¥gOLE, Director of Process Development. ,- C. AQQTODARO, Process Development Supervisor.
In additi to the above names, a view of the rues also dis-closed the names of_O. E;?WIER and Dr. BARNETT F$?DODGE as scientific personnel
assigned to the project. '
The following individuals were assigned as M.E,D. personneli
H. Qmsn, M. E. n. Research Staff .Capta o. 1..-!$=cnon, Unit Chief, s-so Area '
Major THOMAS . EVaN , Bomb Unit Chief, 8-50 AreaMajor W ;1L _
Colonel r l
Colonel M: X
Colonel B. K.
According to Confidential'Informant T-30, of unknown reliability,
all of the personnel mentioned above were scientific pgrggnngl gapbl as writing
the report in qnestion, with the exception of C, W,HOBEHTS~o£ the Forolevc
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November 29, 1895, Akron, Ohio
Married June 5, 1918 to Mrs.
BARNETT F. LODGE, 108 Middle
Road, Hamden, Connecticut; one
ohi1d,born August 5, 1927
November 9, 19M
Technical 1-Iirector oi Laboratories
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Connecticut -
1925-1943 Yale University, New
Haven, Connecticut; Professor
1943--1944 - New York University;
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March 4, 1903, Melrose, Masaachusett
Technical Advisoron November 20,
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Shift Supervisor April 11, 1945Married to mxmcsgeons, age 43 as
of April 2, 1945; children "
PHISCILLA nets, age 14 945! and
MALCOLM DOLE, Jr., age 9 945!
2402 Isabella Street, Evanston,
Illinois, Department of Chemistry,
Northwestern University, Evanston,
Illinois - -
Assistant Professor of Chemistry,
Northwestern University - 1930-1943
The Chicago Office was requested, by teletype of February 21,
' 191,0, to endeavor to obtain a photograph oi DOLE and forward same to the Bureau
and the Boston and New York Offices."
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1937-1939 ~ Yale University, obtain~
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1935-1936 - Massachusetts Institute
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l939+l943 Teacher, University of
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The Knoxville Office advised, in a teletype dated February 101950, that correspondence in the H. K. Ferguson Company records available at,zek Ridge, Tennessee reflects that as of November, 1945, DYER was employed byhe University of Rochester, Rochester, New York.
_ The oxville Office also advised that on November 5, 1945, DRIER-_ transmitted to R. L1CKWELL of Ferguson Company receipts for the following
techical reports pertaining to Se50:
I_. _ - "Technical Disision - Final Report", Volumes 1 and 2, Copies 1,
2, 3, and A of eight copies, Series A; report dated September1 . ; ~ 25, l9é5 '
I. "Application Theory to S-50 Plant Practice" by
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' I, of M. E. D. on the Thermal Diffusion Project. It appears, from the correspondence
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Development Engineer - 1925.
February, 1943 Michigan Chemical
corporation; assistant Manager
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Fercleve, MBSTIN travelled to Oak Ridge from St. Louis, Eichigan, and upon his
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1922Obtained an M. S, Degree at theUniversity of California in 19321936-1940 President and Director
of Sherwood Brothers, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania . s 'l934~19A0 Vice'President ands '
Director of H, 0. Swcboda, Inc-,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania " "
1932-1942 - Director of Cherry RiverBrown Luber Company, Scranton, '
Pennsylvania " _
194}-19¢? irector of hichwood
Stove Company, Scranton, Pennsylvan'
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DEMCHENKO that he knew a man named GARDEN who has worked on the atomic bomb
and that the latter had discovered a new bomb. PIKARSKY also said that GARDEN
was preparing to do business with the Chinese Nationalist Government.
The indices of the New York Ofiice were checked with negative
results on the following: ' I
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' Confidential Informant T-24, of known reliability, made a check
of the library maintained by Keller, Inc. , New York City regarding the above
captioned article on thermal diffusion with negative results. In the course
of discussing the mt with Confidential Informant T-21,, healso expressedthe opinion that FRA|92%l-!CK, Chief Engineer, age seventy, who was connected
with the H. K. Fergus n Company on the S-50 Project, probably in the operations
end, might be a possible source for determining the author of the above article.
I-Fe stated that BUCK is new employed at the Erookhaven National Laboratory, Camp
Upton, New York. -
Confidential Informant T-31, of unknown reliability, advised on
February '7, 1950- that the possibility existed that the report on-Y thermal diffu-
sion, the title of which is set out above, is possibly on file at the Naval
Research laboratory, Washington, D. O. under the following numbers: _
H-1330 - Initials of writer, H. T. '91., probably H. T. WENSEL
"" of WI'it¬1', He To we
E-1333 -- Initials of writer, H. T. W.
ii-1336 - No initials .
M-1339 r No initials .-
IE-131.0 - Initials of Writer, A. V. P.
Hr-131.1 Initials of writer, A. V. P.
li-l31.2 - No initials
The Washington Field Office is requested to check the records
of the Naval Research Laboratory regarding this report. -
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- COHEN was born February 5, 1913 in New York City. His mother
was born in Russia,and his father was born in the United States. The records
of Columbia University reflect that COHEN was admitted in September, 1929 and
received a *ache1or of Arts Degree in February, 1933, He received a Master of
Arts Uegree in iebruary, 1935 and a Doctor of Philosophy Degree in January,
l937. He majored in chemistry. '
Confidential Informant T#32, of known reliability, advised that
COHN was employed in the SAM Laboratories, New York City from July 1, 1940 to
April 29, 1944. He had first served as a contractor with O. S. H. D. and later
with the Manhattan Engineers. '. ' .
' In Nay, 1944, COHEN became employed by the Standard Oil Develop-
ment Company, Bayonne, New Jersey_and is presently employed by H. K. Ferguson
Compan in New York City. -
Confidential Informant T33, of known reliability, ~-
dvis ' . -I the New York Office, on the morning of february 9, l950,that one SiMUE;§@6UDSNI$¢, a scientist at the Brookhaven National Laboratory whois also @cting as a consultant for cm in Washington, D. 0;] had advised him .
that he is a friend of Dr. COHEN, present1y.a Technical Director of H. K.
Ferguson Company, New York City. GOUDSMIT told Confidential Informant T#33
that COHEN does some work at the Brookhaven National Laboratory. Confidential
Informant T-33 stated that COHN_had told GOUDSMIT , after the publicity c0n
earning FUCHS case, that he hd known FUCHS and that he had been in contact
with FUCH when the latter was in this country in 1947. In this connection,
COHEN related the following incident: - -n
corms stated that during the time moss was in this country in
1947, FUCHS had borrowed a hat from one of his, FUCHS, acquaintances in New
York, and sometime thereafter left the hat in a restaurant. COHEN claimed that
FUCHS attempted to have his acquaintance pick up the hat, but being not success-
ful in that, FUCHS requested COHEN to obtain the hat and deliver it to FUCHS
acquaintance at-an address on'west lllth Street, New York City, which COHEN did.
SA Hebert H. Kane and the writer interviewed SAMUEL GOUDSMIT
at the Brookhaven National Laboratory, Camp Upton, New York on February 9, 1950,at which time GOUDShIT' related the following facts:
GOUDSMIT had met COHN on February 4, 1950 at a phsics meeting
at Newark, New Jersey.- COHEN related to him a rather curious episode which
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declined, and a luncheon or dinner date was made. During the meal, according
to CUUDSNIT , no business zwas discussed which, according to GOUDSMIT , sur-
prised COHEN. Sometime after the meal, FUCHS realized that he left his hat at
the restaurant. He called CUHEN, explaining that he had borrowed the hat from
a friend, with whom he was staying, and asked that COHEN return the hat, which
COHEN later did. COHEN told G3UDSHlT* that the house to which he returned the
hat was on Nest lllth Street, New York City, which he might be able to locate.
On the evening of February 9, 1950, SA Robert N. Kane and the
writer interviewed Qr,_KiBL_E3LE1JIEEW at his home at 501 est 121st Street, '
New York City, at which time he related the following facts: '
COHEN explained that he regarded himself as FUCH' counterpart
in the United States Atmic nergy setup, since COHEN was head of the Theoretical
Physics Division, which actually was FUCHS job for the English. is such, COHN
stated that he had frequent contact with FUCHS at the SAM Laboratories, Columbia
University, New York City, up to the time that COHEN left there in Hay, 1944.
COHEN acknowledged that he probably knew FUCHS better than any of the American"
scientists employed on the Atomic energy Project in New York City at that time.
However, he stated that his contact was limited to business and that he recalls,
now, only one social contact with FUCHS. He stated that at the time he, COHN,
left the SEN Laboratories, a party was given him, which FUCHS attended. - '
COHEN stated that he did not know where FUCHB had lived in New
York. Hwever, he was aware that FUCHS had come to Los Alamos, California after
leaving New York and that he had one contact with FUCHS at los Blames. He said
that in January, 1946, while employed by the Standard Oil e"elOpment Company,
he was dispatched to the Los'Alamos site in order to obtain the services of a
phsicist from the pool of_Los Alamos physicists which was then breaking up.
While there, COHEN said he saw FUCHS, who appeared very friendly to him and
offered COHN the use of his automobile. COHEN borrowed the automobile from
FUCHS and took a 400 or 500 mile trip into Colorado and New Mexico. He was
told by FUCHS, at that time, that FUCHS would be leaving for England in a short
time, but COHEN did not know the actual date on which FUCHS left New York City.
Thereafter, COHEN said that he had no contact with FUCHS until »
sometime in 1947 when the Declassification Conference was held in Chicago,
Illinois. =_; ' ' -
COHEN was informed by Dr. WIIJA LIBBY of the Atomic-Energy
Commission that FUCHS probably would be in cont t with_him_sihce there was one
document secheduled for declassification which LIBBY wanted COHEN to discuss
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to him who explained that she was a friend of FUCHS and that FUCHS was staying
at either the Henry Hudson Hotel or the Park central Hbtel and wanted to see
COHEN. COHEN then called FUCHS and invited him to his home, which invitation
FUCHS declined. They then made a dinner date at a restaurant chosen by COHEN.
COHEN thinks it was a French restaurant on East 55th Street, New York City.
he stated that they had dinner at the restaurant, during which they discussed
the declassification of the document and COHEN recommended that it be declassi-
fied while FUCHS opposed it. .- '
COHEN said that sometime after leaving the restaurant, either
while they were both together or sometime the_next day, FUCHS realized that he
had left a hat at the restaurant which belonged to the person with whom he was
staying. FUCHS asked COHEN to pick up the hat and return it since he, FUCHB,
was leaving town. COHEN claims that he informed FUCHS that he regarded this
request extraordinary, but in view of the fayor that FUCHS had done COHEN at
Los Alamos, California, he finally agreed to call the people and tell them where
they could obtain the hat. COHEN then called the restaurant to make sure that
the hat was still there. He than called a number furnished by FUCHS and informec
the woman to whom he had previously spoken that the hat was there and asked thatshe obtain it. He recalls that the woman said that she was unfamiliar with New
York and that she was busy getting ready to leave New York and asked that CJHN
obtain the hat for her. COHEN said that he left town that day but a few days
later obtained the hat and returned it to an address on "est lllth Street,92New
Yark - '
It was COHEN's recollection that FUCHS contact was a DriFd3OPERor a Drz5éKINNER who was also attached to the British Delegation and wh was the:
in the_ ited States fer the Ueclassification Conference. This contact was then
staying with is wife and her father at the West lllth 5treet address. Actuall;a Dr. h. H.i:;!:KINN?R of the British Delegation attended the 5ec1assificati0n
Conference icago, Illinois!. _ _
N COHEN said that when.he brought the hat around to the West lllth
Street address, he was invited in for a few moments, during which visit he met
a woman,who was apparently SKINNER's wife,and her father, whom he described as
being in his fifties, well dressed, and of European extraction. He described
the woman as speaking with s British accent and being in her middle or late
thirties. He recalled that the bell at the apartment house had the name of
C OPER or SKINNER, as well as the name of the father-inlaw. COHEN stated that
he would have forgotten the incident had it not been for the recent publicity
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block, near the middle, COHEN entered the address 536 West lllth Street. It
should be noted that COHEN, while visiting these other apartment houses, appeared
to be casually looking over the names on the bells, but when he entered 536 West
lllth Street, "selected, w hin a few seconds, a bell on which appeared thenames, SKINNER§;UFF%AN, and;a&SCH. It was the definite impression of the
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time he had spoken to GCUBEMIT and the evening of February 9, 1950. He stated
that he was reasonably certain that he had selected the right apartment house.
However, he crossed the street and entered another apartment house about directly
opposite,in which apartment house there appeared another SKINNER.
. ' Hegarding FUCHS, COHEN commented that he was astounded by FUCHS
recent arrest and stated that he had regarded FUCHBas a brilliant scientist, but
personally was a shy, quiet individual who had very little to say on any given
topic and who never expressed himself on politics.
COHEN stat d that the group of scientists at Los Alamos, including.!§3ETHE;*§§hSH$K, and otherg, probably came to know FUCHS better than he,.sines "
they wereliying and working closely together. CQHHN stated that he had main-
tained a diary on official conferences held with FUCHS and others in 1953 and
19 and that he had checked this diary and determined that CLARENCE HISKEY and -JOé§kCHAPIN, also known to UCHN, and known to him as having radical tendencies,
wer in Chicago, Illinoisat the Aragon Laboratory and not in New Iork at any
time that FUCHS was here.
COHEN was specifically asked whether he had corresponded with
FUCH5 between the time FUCHS left the United States in 1946 and the meeting in
191:7. He answered by saying that the Agents should not have the idea that FUCHS
would want to recruit him since he felt that FUCHS knew more about atomic energy
problems than he, COHEN, did at any time. -
COHEN appeared cooperative and willing to furnish information,
although he did not volunteer anything without being specifically asked for it.
CDHEN stated that he was leaving New Iork for Les Alamos, California on February
1C, 1950 for a ten day business trip. -,' =
., H In examination .02 the.diary of Dr. COHEN on February 10, 11950. The first entry in which FUUno' name was mentioned was December la, 19b3,
which states that COHN feigned an illness to miss a lecture by FUCHS. It was
it would hays been repetition.
FUCHS was next mentioned on December 22, 1943 in a meeting at
Kellex, Inc., Woolworth Bui ding, New York City. This meeting was also attendedby General GROVES, JAMES Bj%tUNNANT, HAQLB_E31; and Kellex employees. Also
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announce that the gaseous diffusion line of approach had been settled and its
work was ready to begin. .
On December 23, 1943. COHEN met with PEIERLS and FUCHS and others,
whse names were not noted, in a technical meeting. COHEN stated that he was
not positive that FUCHS attended this meeting, however. - _
A On December 28, 1943, COHEN, FUCHS, PEIERLS, and E. T. BOOTH, a
Columbia University Professor, had lunch together. A notation was made that the
Lebanon Issue had been discussed, but COHEN does not recall the conversation.
On December 29, 194 FUCHS, PEIERLS, COHEN, and rxexoe and -A. LQQEAKER of Kellex, Inc. and on S had a technical meeting.
' On January 5, 1944, General oaovss, Colonel mqgols, Lnemtstlss,GEORa FELBECH of Union Carbide and Carbon Chemical Company, and U. H. AEEES,PTEILS, KURTIS, and J. EQQBROWN of the British Delegation and Kellex employees
had a technical meeting. -The name of FUCHS is not noted in COHEN's diary, but
COHEN believes he was preent. . _ - V .
On January 7, ll and March 31, 1944, FUCHS met with COHEN and
other Kellex employees in what was termed "control meetings". COHEN does not
recall others present but relates that FUCHS dominated the discussions because
of his greater experience with gaseous diffusion. _
On-March 11, 1941., FUCHS met with comm and PEIERLS in a technical
discussion. - '
No other meetings with FUCHS were noted, but COHEN advised that
his diary was incomplete at times and was not maintained after May, 1944. 'He
recalls that he met with FUCHS numerous other times but is now unable to.furnish
the dates. . ". -; - -I _
COHEN also advised that his wife reminded him on February 9, 1950
that FUCHS had visited his home socially in the sumer of 1944 and that COHN
"dominated that discussion". COHEN does not_recall the subject matter of the
discussion but believes it must have been on gaseous diffusion. .
Confidential Informant T2¢ has stated.that he is as positive as
he can be that KARL PALEY COHN did not write the above~captioned article on
thermal diffusion. TE§'IHTormant explained that COHN'is a high minded theo-
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that COHEN is the type of individual who apparently has done considerable read-
ing on the subject of Communism and Marxism in order to be better informed but
that his attitude is anything but pro-Communist, and he has expressed himself
against all anti-American doctrines, including Communism. _
6 SA Ralph F. Miller made inquiry at 536 West ll t Street, New YorkCity an ascertained that apartment 65 is owned by a Mrs. RUB;*gR!NNER, a wealth
woman who lives in Connecticut or upstate New York. It was ascertained that she
has rented out this apartment to various roomers for the past six years and that
a N#;RULSE, her stepfather, who presently resides there, would have information
on the attendance of persons who had occupied the apartment. '
SAS Robert M. Kane and Joseph C. Walsh contacted DANIEQfHULSE,
age eighty, who is presently in St. Luke's Hospital in New York City. HULSE
advised that he is the stepfather of Mrs. RUBY SKINNER, Yonkers, New York, the
listed tenant of Apartment 65, 536 West lllth Street, New York City. HULSE
stated that he had resided in this ap rtment since l946. He said that in 1947,he sha d the apartment with THOMAS E;§BURNS, a M. and Mrs. HIRSCH, and oneCPL5.RL5¥R5E.'D and his brother. '. _ .
HULSE stated that BURNS was a retired Consolidated Edison employee
while HIRSCH was in the fur business. He stated that he could not recall REED's
occupation. HULSE positively stated that no tenants answering the description
of the individual seen hw'£3BL.£ALEI.£QHEN had ever occupied the apartment since
1946. Moreover, he could recall no other tenants in the building of wnglish
descent who had occupied the apartment. " s ' _ -
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apartment house, and further inquiry will be considered or CORN regarding this'
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liability, that approximately 75,000 permits were issued in 1916 for chemical
laboratories, gas stations, ice houses, etc. Confidential Informant T34 ad-
vised that these records are maintained by address and not by classification
or type of permit. According to Confidential Informant T-31., however, any
Derson desirous of opening a chemical laboratory and purchase chemicals in
l9A5woldhv tob i d mitb thD t ==' u :1 e e ssuc a per y epartmen of Iflt--I'l0I, Bureauoi Hines, vushington, D. C. '
I - The Washington Field Office was requested by teletype of February
10, 1950 to consult this source.
. BROTI-IMAN we bo n us 15, 1 He was married L I
on June 15 , 1937 to Nmlw TT nd presently resides at 41-08 - 42nd Street,
Sunnyside, Long Isle , . or I. He graduated from Columbia University in - '1933 with a Degree oi Chemical engineer- During the period from 1938 to 1942,. BROTHHAN conducted a company known as the Republic Chemical Machinery Company
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In June, 1942, BRO'I'HMAN severed his connection with Republic
Chemical Machinery Co any and with Hendrick Manufacturing Company andbecameassociated with I-IENR%LW'YNNE in the Chemurgy Design Corporation, 420 LexingtonAvenue, New York Cit . While at the C_hernurgy'Design Corporation, BRO'IHr»Ii'.192_I workedfor the Tedlee Chemical Corporation and the Regal Chemical Company. In the
course of his work with these two latter firms, BEOTHIMAN developed an automatic
machine for filling aerosol bombs in the field and s valve for aerosol dispensers
and also developed a process for making DDT. Because of contract difficulties
in this organization, BRCTHMAN broke his connection with Chemurgy Design
Corporation in the summer of 1944. ' .
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and Associates, 111. East 32nd Street, New York Gity and later moved its office
to 2928 - Alst Street, Long Island City, New York where he is presently located.
His par nersin this firm, at the time it was organized, were EMIL Z, B,'.",R,1SJ;I,¢ERH!@ :1-i:N,iUSC.!'1.R J v.-a , and JULES xoaggszg, at the present time, snonm.-.1~only associa "é is !?1TRI@¥OSKOwITZ who was formerly employed as his secretary.
BROT1-iM.N's firm is presently engaged in developing work for firms
in the United States and certain foreign countries, including China.
According to Confidential Informant T-7, BROTHi-'L'..N_'s firm is listed
as "experienced chemical engineers". 1 g _ _ s
BRCTI-MEN first came to the attention of the New York Office as a
result of allegations made by Confidential Informant GREGORY who stated that in
about May, 1940, . deceased Soviet Agent, had introduced the informant
to BRDTHMAN. The informant stated that from the early summer of 1940 until the
fall of 1940, GREG-Griff had met BROTHM.".N about ten times in New York City in orderto obtain blue1FiT1'E?from him. On other occasions, the informant was aware that
BROTPIMAN was contacted by? GOLOS. The meetings between BRDTHMLN and GREGORY fre-
quently took place in front of the Mosler 3afe Company, 32nd Street and Fifth
Avenue, New York City. g
4 ' Following themeeting, GREGORY and BROTHM-.N would have dinner to-
gether, and during the course of the dinner, BHOTHMAN would turn over certain
blueprints to GREGORY. The informant stated that on several occasions," the-
prints which BROTI-1'MnN had given her were copies which he had made from the
originals. However, on some occasions, BRO'II-IIMN gave the informant originals
which the informant had to have copiedpand subsequently returned the originals
to BROTH92I.1N. The infomant stated that sometime during the course of these
meetings, it was learned from either BROTHMAN or GOLOS that the blueprints were
of commercial kettles or commercial vats, '
" Sometime during the fall of 191.0, according to the informant,
GOLOS told the informant that he was becoming disgusted with his dealings with
BROTE-IMAN and stated that he was going to turn BROTHMAN over to someone else.
The informant never learned to whom GOLOS directed BR3'I'I-EM."-.N. However, BROTHMAN,
upon interview in May, 1947, stated that he was contacted by I-L511 GOLD,who_had
been sent to him by GOLOS, COLD then began picking up prints until the early .' apart of 191.2. BROTHMAN has stated that although GOLD did not pick up any prints
subsequent to 191.2, he would stay in contact with him and that GOLD wa hired by
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graph he identified, and after which GPEGORY oontacted-BROTHM£;N- BBDTMLN t _ s ate:that he continued to contact GREGORY until about the Spring of 1941. BROTI-1MAN's
explanation for meeti G O _ ng REG kl? on the street was that he was busy during theday at his office and did not like to be disturbed and that it was more conveniex
for him to meet GREGURY in the above manner. -
A'p!nrsic=1}' surveillance of BROTI-IMIN was be un on F/b 16 . - I '. g e ruary1916 and eon/tinned through February 24, 1945. The surveillance revealed no,
significant contacts by BRO'£'HMAN.
The Bureau has advised by letter of Iebruary 16, 1950 that
simultaneous interviews with BHJTHMAN and GE1~.1»L9211.D NOL-.V'L "0I.-LAN now e 1 . _ .. -. mp oyedas a teacher at North Georgia College, Dahlonega, Georgia, would be authorized
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-identity and readily available details concerning all Russi d ad V _ an un ex-gr uateand postgraduate students at Columbia University during the school years 1943and 191,4. ' ' "
, - " - . ' A check of students at Co1u1nbia'Unive_rsity,from
the winterrsession of 1942 through the Spring session oi 1946, that the follow-in
individuals w r d " 'e e regar ed as Russian natio als" and attended one of the graduat<
h 1c oo s at the university GREGORY LVOVIC nSE£tS'JN also known as:-_ §¬s_e__o ' 11%-3 - ' ' " s rs n and Gregory Leo serson, Mhl INLLIB and iN T0bE;x-MING Th 1 :1 0 686three indivclduals majored in scientific studies, and their files are synopsized
hereinafter.
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LASERSON was born March 17, 1923 in Vienna, Austria. He majored
in chemical engineering, receiving a Bachelos of 5ciencc and Master of Science
Degree in this subject. On June 1, 1949, the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy
was conferred on him. While at Columbia University, he lived at 509 West l22nd
Street and 1295 Central Park West, New York City. A notation in his file in-
dicates th=t on March l, 1949 an inquiry was received regarding LASERSDN from
the DuPont Company, Wilmington, Delaware.
' "FEINLEIB was born July 16, 1924 in Berlin, Germany. He majored
in chemical engineering and obtained a Doctor of Philosophy Degree on February
3, l9A9. He resided at 789 West End avenue, New York City. The title of the
dissertation submitted by FEINLEIB in connection with his doctor's degree is
"Electrodeposition and Electrochemistry of the Deposition of Synthetic Resins".
DINO was born August 22, 1918 in Rostov, Russia. He majored in
the field of electrical engineering at Columbia University. He received a
Bachelor of Science Degree in electrical engineering on October 27, 1943. While
in attendance at Columbia University, he resided at 676 Riverside Drive, New York
city. A notation in his file indicates that as of October 2t, 1944, his address
was care of Bhyoical Training Department, Regimental Headquarters, United.States
Naval Training 5tation, Sampson, New York,
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The following individuals of Russian descent attended Columbia
University during the pertinent period but majored in other than scientificstudies: -5 ' ' ' -
AVRAM LEIB KISSELGOFF
VERA KDVERSKY
NELLY NOEMIE SCHABGOL s
MCHLEL bRON THACHTENBEBG
AFZNASEE STEPsNOVICH ILYIN "
VKSILII PETROVICH OUHENEV
IVAN SERGEEVICH ANDnIENKO
L0ln BAUER
ALEXANDRA HERENROTH ,
SAMUEL KUTSGHEROFF
TAMARA NICHOLAS Vhhi
VASILY EFTINOVIGH
BENJAMIN PIN " _
GEORGE ALEXANDER NICHOLAYEFF -
GhEBOhI GRIMM ' ,
MHDELEINE GIEn0WSKI " 1
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GEORGE expansesELIExl¬USHELEVSKY _ -
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_ Photographs of the following individuals were obtained from
Columbia Uhiversity records and forwarded to the Bureau and Boston:
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. By teletype of February 15, 1950, the New York Office was requests
by the Bureau to ascertain the organizational details of the Peacock Laboratories
8503 - 57th Avenue, Elmhurst, Long Island, New York, which was visited by BROTHMI _
on January 22, 1950. Photographs and descriptions of the organizers were request
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that the Peacock £011 Leaf Company, Inc., 8503 - 57th £'.vem1e, Elmhurst, Long
Island, New York was incorporated July 1, 1927 by Peuxxwssrm and FnANI6*'IRONES.
GIRO left the company in 1929, and the firm is now operated by JOSSIER andED5IA UICK, Secretary. JOSSIER is married and was born in the United States
- in 18 . QUICK is married and was born in the United States in 1910. From
1943 to 1945, QUICK operated as a sub-contractor, conducting the General
Manufacturing Company, a machine shop, now discontinued. _ -
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efforts are being made to ascertain the identities of other personnel in this
firm and efforts will be made to obtain photographs of EDAHD 3UI§.
Confidential Informant T--35, of unknown reliability, advised SA
Joseph C. Walsh on February 16, 1950 that one Dr. JOSEPH W;pIf3§11Z, a Czecho-
slovakian citizen, operated in the latter twenties in erlin, Germany for the
Russians in the recruitment of scientists and engineers for Soviet espionage.
WINTERNITZ was a physicist and professionally a uainted with scientific groups.He wrote many articles under the pen name JOSEP§?LENZ. According to Confidential
Informant T-35, he was also a member of the Communist Party, Central Committee
in Germany. 1i.INTERNI'I'Z fled from Hitler to Czechoslovakia in the early thirties,
and when Hitler entered Czechoslovakia, WINTERNITZ, as a Czechoslovakian citizen,
was able to secure a visa to England where he remained throughout World War II.
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FUCHS into Soviet espionage service in England.
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f Colorado, may have information regarding FUCHS,
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Confidential Informant T-35 described VbnHNTIG as a German
aristocrat, a liberal social democrat, and extremely interested in political
subjects while at Kiel. _ '
Confidential Informant T~36, of known reliability, advised Sh
Joseph C. Walsh that the records of the atomic Energy Commission are filed as
follows: _ _ - "' '
Prime_contracts in New York City which are designated as classifir
Sub-contracts are maintained in the Atomic Energy Commission file:
in Washington, D. C. _
Retired contracts are maintained in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. e
Complete records are kept in the Atomic Energy Commission,' wa.5hingtOn, D0 C." -_ I _ _ V
, _Confidentia1 Informant TL36 explained that there is no filing
classification under which contracts let to chemists or chemical laboratories.
are broken down.' He suggested that the Atomic Energy Commission, Finance
Division, Washington, D. C. mig of further assistance.
I C L11»;-1:; ,_ 'The following ¢rr1§ZE?sar. requested"by te g5ebruary 25,1950 to check their Security Index cards for suspects for to forward 4,
hotoe to the Bureau, Boston and New York: Washington Fie , timers, Newark;
ittsburgh, Cincinnati, Albany, Cleveland,-Detroit, Chicago, New Haven, Buffalo,
Philadelphia, Knoxville, Indienpoliidnd Milwaukee. . '
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" At Atlanta, Ga. ' * ' '
Will obtain s photograph of Dr, WILLIAM HFIITRY JONES, JR. at
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At Dahlonea, Ga. V
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IIt Will report inter;iewa R. KORNS, B8? Boylston Street
former tenant of 128 West 77th Street, New York City,
W111 endeavor to loos-to TWEY R. H, SKYEME for interview,, . .- _ . _: .- *~11=- TOP I
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Will repoz-t"the results of interviews with the HEINEMANC,
pnrtioularly with regard to photos exhibited, _
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mu report theinterview of ma. HARRIS noeenws, 265 Franklin
Street, 0. former tenant of 128 West 77th Street, New York City,
BUFFALO DIVI SI ON
- At Rooheste r, New 302:: '
W111, at the University of Rochester, obtain a photo of Dr,
OEINGTGN E. DWYER and férward copies to the Bureau, Boston and New York .
V111 report the results of the review of Security Index cards
for suspects, _ , _
CHICAGO DIVISI ON
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. _ M I. regarding the activities of ARTHUR PHINTAS WEBER, _
DETROIT DIVISION
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TODARO, employed there, 1939-1944 and forward copies to the Bureau» 130511011 and
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Will report the results of the check of Security Index cards
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KNOIVI LLE DIVI SI ON
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Will, 15y e check of AEG records, identify 12, P. WILSON. mentir
by '1'-24, obtain a. photo bf him, and his background, including absences and travel
Will obtain photos or copt. G, L. AGNOR, Maj, WALTER sues,
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NEW HAVEN DIVISION " '*
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and send copies to Boston, New York and the Bureau,
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copies to the Bureau, Boston and New York, '
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WASHINGTON FIELD DIVISION-I ' '
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in Washington Field teletype of February 8, 1950, _
" will furn1e_l'1__the results of a review of Security Index oerds.
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73111 obtain photos of Dr, PHILIP H. ABELSON, Dr, J. J, COLE
- and Dr, ROSE GUNN, Naval Research Laboratory,
W111 obtain 6. photo of HENRY THEGJURE WENSEL.
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1790 Broadway
New York City
Hr, and Mrs , WINSLOW DAVIS
55 East 72nd Street
New York City
BANDAL HFKGESSOH
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229 West 45rd Btmet
New York City
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New Yoxk City
FRED STRAUSS
222 West 29th Street
New York: City
ARTHUR MONTGOMERY
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Cpl, L. R, SCHWARTZ
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New York City
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New York City
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Will follow, the activities in New York City of ARTHUR PHINEA8WEBER, suspect, through Uonfidsntial Informant T-24,
W111 give-consideration to interviewing WEBER regarding hisassociation with ABRAHAM BRUIHMPIN,
Will give consideration to interviewin ELM _ g L mm muss, oscsn. JOHN moo and mes xoacmnuc a1-1 form,_ er partners oi BROTHMAN, regarding the identi-ties ofopersons associated with-BROTHMAN, * -
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W111 hold in abeysnce deration of ARNOLD DAVID HAGKEL ass. suspect,
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TONY H. R. KYRMB, Institute for}-dvcnced Studies,
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FUCHS beet: RUDOLPH PEIERLS, Dr. HANS BETHE and MARTIN DEIESCH.
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Iith respect to the news rst FUCHS bed been en espionage agent for the Soviet' Union, HEISSKOPF stated he was completely shocked end stunned by the revelationin "view of EI_SSKOPF'e knowledge of the intimate acqunintanceehip that FUGHS- had pith the development oi the atomic bomb at Loo llemoe. ' ' '
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