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KDKSTARIIH LAFAZLKOS was interviewed by Special agents Charles S.
Pelletier and Richard W. Dow, on February 3, 1950. _He advised that
he did not have a middle name and that he resides with his parento at
the above address. Be was born in Polop-essus, Greece, and was " y
naturalitol in the 13.8. District Conrt, Boston, hes. He stated that
he is unemployed and is gathering material _ior an article on history;
however, no definite plans have been made as to its publication. He,
stated that he graduated from Dartmouthollege in 1935, aui was
formerly employed in the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation, Hingham,
llase., during World War II. Be stated he had no military service ami
was rejected for service due to a physical condition, the nature of
Ihich he did not state.
is sociation 1rith_Roi_erj: gaineman .
Informant advised he first met ROBERT B. HEINEMAN in 1940 or 1941, Ilhen
they were both fellow students in the history class at Harvard College,
Cambridge, lass. He stated that he never lived at the HEIHEJ-IAN
residence im Cambridge, except for intermittent periods cf one week '
or a few days, Ilhile Ir. and Hrs. HEINEMAN were away, at which time
he took care of the HEINEIIW children». He stated that to his knowledge
neither ROBERT HEINEMAN nor -his wife, KRISTEL, are members oi the
Communist Party. He classified ?R'0BERT_ HBINEMR-H as a liberal , idealist
and "humanitarian," in that he was always willing to help people, and _
wants to prevent suffering. He Itated that ROBERT BEIHEMAN has no
definite political convictions, and based upon his association with
HEIHEMAN, over a long period of years, he would state that he is a
"loyal American." He had no knowledge of any Communist meetings held
at the residence oi the HEIIIEMAIH. . .
Ho stated that about 1947, after World War II terminated, ROBERT HEINEMALISI
went to liolico City to gather material for an article and that he paid"
his own expenses and was gone for about two or three months. When
HEIHEMAH returned, he exhibited to informant photoetatic copies oi
material which was to -be used in connection with the article. He stated
that ROBERT B. BEIHEMAN is a man of some means, and that he could never
understand why a person like him would have so much interest in labor .
questions. He was or the belief that HEIIIMLI" made a social visit
to New Iork City on one occasion; however, he was unable to fix the '
=__;-' "date or the year. He did -note that sheifal gene for tires or tour day!
end at that time -hill brother-in-law, KLAUS FUCHS might have heel! in He!
York. He believed, however, that this trip took place vhne.hq, I
_'IiEINEM&N, was -employed by the General Electric Company. He '-"ilso -
recalled that Ike. HEILTENAN sent cigarettes to her brother, HAU3 FUCHS,
at an internment camp in Canada; however, he did not know just how the
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cigarettes were transported to an-' brother. She sent the cigarettes
' during the early stages of World War II, ivhilo her brother was _interned.
Informant ale recalled that onfene occasion ROBERT HEINEEQI applied '
for a position of an overseas ambulance driver, -with the American Field. _ Service; however, he was turned down due to his health. informant did
ifs t rmation regardingInfprmant advised that 0 _ _o -
orman that ll1.iU§ FY1038 peas fstand-effish and 4s "snob." __'___' _
Iith respect to the associates of llr. and lire. ROBHIT BEIIIHGJI, informant
advised that Ir. and Hrs. HENRY CADEURY occasionally Viditsd the ' -
EEIHEMAN residence. AHEHIUR 0@EH was very friendly with ROBERT HEINEIIAN
Ihen they both attended'Bsrvard College. Informant ins unfamiliar with
the name of lies or llrs._ TRMIY. Informant stated that he never met the
couple not living at the EIREBIAN residence, but that this couple has
been residing at the HEIHEHAN residence for thepast two or three months.
Be stated that previously another couple lived at the EEIIIEII-ill residence -
for about five or sit months; however, he did not _lm_ow the names of _ 1'
this couple... . _ __ _. _,. ' -
Iith respect to this last un-named couple Iho had resided HEIIHEHAJWI '
home in Cambridge, llass., Informs.nt_ provided the following informationi -
Informant admitted that he was very denoted to the HEINEIIAH children,
that he felt they might notbe properly cared for and as a subterfuge, t
he told an official at the Iestbcro State Hospital, -that the unknown '
couple living at the EEINEMAH residence were "Communists" or "Fascists".-
Informant stated that his native" for making this report was that
he wanted the Social Sarvic'e"'1rorkers to cell frequently at the IIEIREMAN
residence to assure that thechildren were being given proper upbringing. '
He stated that this official at the Westbcro State Hospital told him that
that agency could not handle the matter, but that e Social Service worker
from the Haunt Auburn Hospital in Gembridge would call at the EBIREHAJI
residence. Informant admitted that he "slan'dsred" ROBERT HIEIINEMAH by this
story. Informant stated that ROBERT HEIHEMAN and KLAUS FUOH"S', in his .
opinion, would not srork together very yell on any case, because there is a
clash of personalities and he did not think anyone would trust ROBERT
HEIREMAH for undercover '1_|ork_as he is hot c1ever_cnough." - _ '
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Informant stated that he fiflt not I28. EEIIEHLH When '_he__called at the
I-IEIHEIIAN residence at the_'request of ROBERT HEIHEMAR. He stated that llrs.
HEINEMAH was not verypmucli interested _in_politica1 questions. -Informant
"stated as far hack-as 1938, he observed that the HEIKEI~laHs were not getting-along very well. _ 5 ' ' -- _ - . - .' ' .-1
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- any occurrences which he might discuss; however, he did recall that on one
_ occasion, "KI..a_U_S FUCHS,_.jrhile visiting Cambridge, told lire. HEINEIIAR that,
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according to his itinsrhry, he wa "to visit a physicist.1_,n Schenectady,
New York, and that it would _be a good opportunity for her, totake a
vacation and accompany him. Informant stated that he was sure that the
-person whom KLAUS FUCHS was to visit was in Schenectady, New York; however,
he did not know his name, but believed that. it was a German name and that
he was somehow connected with either the General Electric--00., at
_'Sche'nectady or'Gcrnell University, at Ithaca, Few York. Informant believed
'that this trip was made in about 1948. Informant recalled this specific
hf-avel on the part of llrs. HEINEMAH. He, informant, took ohre of the
children during her absence. at this time Mrs. HEINEHAN was not '
getting along very well with her husband, according to the informant.
A-Informant did recall that at his wuggestion, Hrs. EEINEIIAH and FUCHS
boarded a train at Back Bay Station in Boston, and they were gone
not more than two days and they probably got a berth on their return
trip to Boston. he alsorecalled that llrs. HEIHEHAN complained that
when they boarded the train at Back Bay Station, they could not obtain
seats and the train was ,_ dirty". Informant stated that although he
could not remember the name of the unknown physicist, he could identify the
name if several namesiwere submitted to him. ' . -- - '
Informantdstatadthat he --visited Hrs. EEIHEMAH at the llcLean Hospital,
in Waverly, and the Westboro State Hospital, and that he never observed her
in any spell, aui in hisgopinicn, lira. HEIHEMAH is sane. Informant
stated -he believed lb-s. EEIHEMW -is being confined at the instigation
of her husband because they do-not get along very "well. -It should be
noted that both the llcLean Hospital and the Westboro State Hospital
are mental hospitals.! s. _w _ _ - .- ' ' '
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Informant stated that llrs. HEINEMANH 'brot_her,KLAUS FUCHS, is very fond of
in fact during the war he requested her and the children-to live in
' England. he stated that Mrs. HEINE2J&.H'would not contest a divorce if llr.
HEIIIEMAN instituted divorce proceedings, but that she would want custody
of the children. He did not know whether or not llr. HEINEEAN instituted
divorce proceedings.. . a -- _ _ "
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Informant recalled _th'e occasion when EHEIL £1.AUS FUCHS, llrs. HEI1NEHANs
father visited Cambridge. Be stated. that when the father visited his
daughter, he told her about the suicidal tendencies in the family and that
he told her all about her brother, GERHILRI, who was presently in a
ssnitarium in Switserlandjand the fact that Mrs. HEIREMAH's mother
committed suicide as well as her sister, ELIZABETH, and that ever since .
"lira. HEINEEIAN has been in a disturbed mental state. Informant further '
'-antes that in nu. connection, he wrote to mos moss criticising
the father for imparting such information tohis daughter. lnforment
-geoalled that Hrs. BEIHEHAN-s father visited the United States"?-0- '
give a series of lectures during the. Summer of 1949, under the auspices
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' J Informant recalled that llrs. HEINEMAHPI brother, ILAUS FUCHS, several
' " V I hcnths'a1ter his entry into the United States, came to'_visit the '
HEIKElE>s in Cambridge, lhss., which was about the year 1943 or 1944,
hile the HEIHEMAM resided at '144Lakeview Ave., Cambridge, lass.
Informant stated that_;KI..aUS FUCHS -pres a"-mathematician and nae employed -
in Washington, D. C., after the news of the atomic bomb explosion
- ' was releaed "to thelpnblic, BLAUS FUCHS told informant that he was
employed at Los Ala-mos, New Mexico. Qn the --occasion nf this first
visit of KLAUS FUCHS,-. he remained at the HEINEMAN residence fox . '_.-
fonr or five days. Be statedthat to his'lrnowledge, _Ihile'H..AUS FUCHS -
was in Cambridge, he,"_ELA_US'F'UCHS, never bed any contacts. He stated '_ ._
that he" recalled "on one__oc'casion that informant accompanied __llr. and llrs. .
~ KLAUS FUCHS__to $116 I66 Fillies in Boston.-' He stated that _ '
KLAUS l UCH1_§,visited the '_HElBEll:lN residence on two or three occasions-and . '
- he recalled that after the atomic bomb explosion was released to the I
- public , KLAUS FUCHS told him he had been working on the bomb and shortly
be1"ore'his departurefrcin the United States, FUCHS exhibited -
92 . photographs ofrthe Atomic Bomb exp_1csion,~1rhich photographs also _
-appeared in the public press, according to informant, Informant stated t
-_ _ that he asked KLAUS FUCHS something about the bomb,;_=_bn.t FUCHS ' ' _
_ --would not discuss- it. Informantdid recall that on "one occasion, while
EIAUS FUCHS was visiting the BEIHEllaEs, he received a' telegram, which -
was telephoned by the Western Unibn. , Hrs, HEIHEMAH told informant '
to proceed to the Western Union office in-Cambridge, lb.ss.,'in order
tc obtain the em of-the /message yrhich he did. _In.tor_me.nt recalled that
the telegram was from some British scientist in Iashingtpn, instructing
KLAUS FUCHS to report for work somewhere. Be did notdrecall the name oi ' '
_ the scientist, but oould_identi1y the name if submitted to him. '
: . Informant did not reca11'anyf meetings being: held at the EINEMAN residence. -
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-lire. EHNEMAH told informant on one occasion that told her
that he , KLAUS FUCHS, thought well of 'inis}'mnnt. Be stated that KLAUS .
FUCHS gas very friendly and cl-cse to his 'sister",' H V HI!-
HEINEMAN never indicated to informant that RIAUS FUCHS I_ra_s_ involved in any
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Informant advised that ROBERT BEINEHQN has been a camera onthoiiaet
tor mesiiyrearo and that he purohaaed a lot of photographic equipment
after me trip to llexioo City and that he used -e slide um; to 1 '
project -slides of hie 'mat_eri'a1_I'hioh he gathered Mexico City for .
hie article. Informant had no information of KLAUS FUCK: working-Q
in EEI'NEHAlie dark, room or alking ROBERT HEIHEHAH to do any , _-_darkroom1ror1rforh1m¢l_- A . _- _ _ t 4' e
Boring the course oi the interview, informant did not volunteer any F
information oono_erni1_1"g his alleged .paternity' of any oi'.;the__ EINEHAB ' -
children. , - -1 - " a K. _ F - " T -- -' 1 ... . - 1The files of the Boston orraea 1-erzws em F
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Service, Boeton, reflect t_hat_he was born-in Kelamata, Greeee,
on April 19, 1911, fbhe oon'of NICU1.-AO$ LRTHAm9231A_ ._¥IA1i0KQPOULOHo _, .-
He was naturalized at Bpeton, lined}, on Fehruary-4, 1945. _ ._ - '
The records of Harvard College, Cambridge, 1laes., indicated that he ,
graduated from Dartmouth College in 1935, with the degree of AB. and that '
hi! legal name was _KONSTAI!TIH'CHARLE5 LAFAZAHOS and that he I118 than - '
a traveling -fellow of the American School of Classical Stodiee, University
of Athena. At Dartmouth College, he med the of CHARIES HCHOLS --
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'n_1B_l'BOOI'd8 of Local 'Bo.ard #1;-;_2, Ylinthrop, new, reflect that he was
rejected for military aerviee bécauaeef payoho-neuroe1e}_'£ Bie».fermer 1
landlady reported that he received the magazine "_US$R , bot ehe had no
knowledge ofeanycommxmiet activities on hie part... __-Inasmuch an the .
investigation failed to develop any communist 'activ_itiee' it_1rao _ '
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Tho'l'ol1owing '-investigation was conducted by .Specie.l.a.gents.JG£N J, '
0'LAlDR III and BREIETON B. GORDON at iiestbora, Massachusetts, on
February 2, 195i. - _ _ t ' ' _
Hrs. ERISTEL 1rs1ss1m1'»ms inte_rv'iewod.-at the '5'D.156 liospital in the
presence of Dr. ROLLIHS K. IIQDIEY, =1éi:-actor, who advised that she was
in good health and that an interview would in no way -interfere with her
treatment or recovery, A ' _ _ - -
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The following personal history, additional todthat -set-.forth 1-trhospital
reoordseoneerning Hrs. IIEIHEHLIL was obts.insd,£:ro.m hen, . -
KIRSTELIIEINE'¢iAN state her mother had died when shemas about eleven
years of age and she had. been sent to- n private sehool then fourteen,
in the year 1953'. Her family associations om that time on.w_ere '
extremely limited beoause oi the politieal difficulties invahich the
other members of her family were involved and the-.'sev'erity of her own
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Questioned concerning hergehildhood and any games she may have played,
she stated she had no nicknames. She casually»-remembered since
with mental illness and
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"" _1~Jrs. HEINI:Tu'IlH stated that she had very few friends. Her husband was also
limited in his social ectivity and his friends were for the nest part
follow-members of the Communist forty who-will be referred to under
such a heading below, ' -
Lira, IIEIIYELTIJI sto.ted._that perhaps the most frequent visitors at her homo
were lira, KMITIERIM IIERRII-IG and her husband, whose first name she couldnot recall. ' l '
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. ' she stated she was on extremely good terns with BETTY FERRY and I-LICE
LLIIJUR, who will be mentioned bolas. _ _
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KRISTEL I1EI}I:2l££lH stated that she was not new 0. member of the Communist
e Party and had never, been a number of the conmunist Party. She stated .
- she attended meetings of the Young Communist 1-eaguewith her husband
before their mrriege while both were at 5wathnore College, However,
she was of religious persuasion and, therefore, the doctrines of
Commmisn had never held an appeal for her. ' -
Hrs. HEINEIZAN stated that ROBERT IIEIHEWJI was an active member and leader
of the Young Communist league at Swathmere college during the years
1935-1938, I-ssooisted with him in the Young communist League at that
time were the _i_ullo'wing persons: H _ A
NANCY GARDOZL, LEI?! IWRBS and TED T1':1L'1FORi.' Shestatod that VELTFORT
went to Spain "to fight for the Communists. Hrs. IIEIIIEHLH stated at
the end of her husband's freshman year at athmro he had taken an
__ Intourist trip to the 5oviet Union before returning for the fall semester";
- She stated he has never discussed. this trip extensively, The only comment
she son remember he made was that he liked the Gaspian Sea. -
At Harvard college; lira. nerxmrm claimed em her husband had continued
his Comunist affiliations. she assorted he was a member of the
Gomnmist Party while at Harvard and belonged to a Branch which frequently
met at their home. Members of iisbraneh included HEHDELL II. FERRY,
OGDEN, II?-$1.8 -JIIIITRBY, Hrs. 11J.8Sl=l.l[T}IEY, a woman named
TRACEY, zsmaon mum and 1.1.102 mam. -.11 of these pcpple 1.111 be referred
to below!, _ _
_' Hrs. BEINEIJAH stated she did notlrnow her husband's current status in
the Comunist Party and that the last your she is positive that he
held a membership eard was 1947; _ - . '
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-2:; his profession in the ministgyp. Politically, he was iuundor_: of the
. Y"-"" oeial Democrat religious! Party oi Germany. In 1934, short!-y after_ the death of her mother, her father was called to Berlin agd:told by
"-3 - "_.the minions of Hitler to either support Hitler or pay tho-fmnalty; He:
' spent one year in jail, the loeation of which was not lmown to her, and
he thereafter s92.'92iierod' eentinueusly because oi his political views,
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She asserted that he was not a member of the Communist Party in
Germany to her knowledge but that he had found many favorable aspects
in Communism. Be is currently living in the Russian Zone oi Germany
and is preaching a doctrine that all Germany should be united but '
not under the control of any one groop. It is noted that the exhibit
section of this report will contain additional information regarding"
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KRISTEL IIEINEHAN stated that because of family conditions she saw her
brother for a fewdays during the school holidays during 1933, She
hoard through ether members of the family in 1954 that ho had boon
compelled to rosigi from the University at Kiel because oi political
activity; that all er his "scholastic records had been stamped This nan
.-is a Communist" and "that as a political fugitive he walked across the German
border into France. 4 _
In I935, when shewas an routeto the United States, she spent two days
with KL.&US__FUCI1B_ in Paris, -She did not hear from him again until 1943
and than =indireotlY,_ r _ 5 is - "
Hrs, IIEIHELIM stated that her husband was very friendly with TIERDELL
FURRI and that EIEHDELL FURRY had a brother-in-law in armada, who was
a scicntist,__ With some prompting she recalled this brother-in-law to
be ISRAEL IUJ=PERI'N. Sometime in 1943 HLLPERIN wrote FURRY that he had
not KLLUS FUCHS, whose brother-.-in-law and sister were believed to be
known to FURRY, FURRY advised the HEIHEIJLNS that KLIJIS FUCHS had beeninterned as a German alien in a Canadian internment camp. Thereafter,
she heard regularly through the FURRYS cf K1-&.US' activities, until
sometime in very early 1945 when KLLUS wrote that he was coming to
visit them, - ' -
KRIBTEL IIEII!1EI-13.8 can remember that KLAUS -visited the IEIBFSIJMI homegomtime in February, 1945. She tated that there were many visitors,
the only one er whom she can clearly recall is rs, IIERRDIG, mentioned
above, who, due to semepdifculty atvher own home, was "temporarilyresiding with>the'HEIEEHLNS,' '" _. -
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0n the occasion of this visit IRIBTEL believes her brother spent Um
or three days "at her home, It is her recollection that tifereafter he
was a frequent visitor in 1945 for onei-day periods; 1.0,, he would
arrive in the morning and depart in the afternoon or evening, She
could recall he had one friend in Bmbridge named DEUTSCH,_ I~.1rs,'
HEINEIJAN doesnot 1mcw_ whether IC[.¢',US was acquainted with IIBUTSCII in
1945 or not but she is certain that DEUTSGH worked with XIRUS at Les
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Massachusetts Institute of "'eehaologr as a faculty member. She can
further recall that DEUTSGl1!s wife's first name was IELEKA and she
is under the distinct impression that BEL?-NI; DEUTSCH was a psychiatrist,
Hrs. TEEIIHBLZAH stated that KLLIIS FIIEHS also 1'i.e1'bed.'he;r in the summer ct
1946 for a few days am} that there were a nunber of guests who called
on them. She could remember that among these were Dr. and lbs, HENRY
GLDBURY. She believed that this aesocigtion was predicated upon
G.LDBURY!s leadership in the Society oi *':-iends. She asserted that
it was very possible that KI.-LJJS FUCHS could have been acquainted with
her husband's associates in the Conszsmist Party, but she does not knew
that to be positively so. ' _ - .- .
She remembered that was Feats met her "lover," xensmmru 1.51-iejrzmzes.
rm. stated she has not heard from ha» brother macs '1='ec'.5:'s ina long time and is very anxious to 0'.-IHVBYBG him; " ;
It is noted that the Les sllanes records indicate that X11508,-AEIBHB was
~visiting in "aabridgc, Hassachuctts, from February 11, 1945 to February
26, 19¢-L6 and that he permanently departed from Lee {ale-zines on June 15, .-
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Hrs. E311-EHBN advised that her brother GEELHARDT had been ousted from
the.Univcrsity at Kielf in 1934 together smith her brother HAW. His
records were also stamped This man is a Uonmmist" and he, .as.a?. _
political fugitive, went to Switserlends She does not lmen his present
political vi'on1,oint or the nature of his current employment, -. --
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KRISTEL advised -s-he had been to1d.by'her husband en the
occasion oi their marriage that he had some money accumulated through
his father. She stated he made it a custom teidepesit a small ens
in e checking aceowxt for her use in covering household expenses.
She knew on one occasion he received a rather large amount of money
transferred from a Chicago bank, but she never knew the emo92iiit_ er thedisposition, » ' - " _" -- . ___-_,¢= -- -.
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Cambridge, but the contents were net_.knewn to her nor did she have
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_ Cambridge, lhssechusetts
Interview - February 2, 1950
I» BACKGROUND ' " '
c. General _ _ A ' _ " '
ROBERT BLOCK EIHIIIAII, 94 Lekeview Avenue, Cambridge, lh.se.,,we.s
interviewed by special Agent CH!-R1-ES E. PELIETTER and THOMAS F.
iHolAUGHLIN, Jr., on February 2, 1950, at his residence. He
advise that he was born Heroh 25, .1917, at lieuseu, Wisconsin, .
the con ci GABRIEL B.
his birth certicate
of his parents is 520
they are presently inHEIHBIQKN End KUEA BLmK- He 56715611 that
reads "Heinemannq" The permanent address
South Plymouth Court, Chicago, Illinois, and
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HEIHEIEAN adeised that he has the following relatives :
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Sister:
Sitter:
Parents : ~
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KRISTEL FWHC, who was born in Gernueny end is still an
alien; Hi-s wife eppliefd for citizenship papers andfthey
were returned by the Isimigration Serrice for correction
and she never resubmitted the papers. He believed this '
to be at Boston, Bess., about eleven 'cr twelve years age,
He believes he has his wife's immigration papers and offered
to make e search for them and have then available.
Mrs. ERNEST MARGARET! SOLOMON, age 58, residence, liinne,Illinois, whose husband is e physician; ' '
Risa cmsmwor. nernmsm, age as, attached to the lleyereuxSchools, Bereyn, Pennsylvania. 1 _ . . " '
GABRIEL B." HEIHEMAH and LIMA BLOCK! HEIIQEEAH, residence,320 South Plymouth Court, Chicago, Illinois; ' c _ '
_8TEPHEN, age 10; MARCIA, age 8; and KRISTEL, age 6- All
children born in Baker Memorial Hospital, Boston, ihss.
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HEIDIEIEFLH advised that he graduated from tho University Rigs School,
Chicago, Illinois, in 1934, and received the Degree oi Bachelor of
Arte from Snarthmore College, Bwarthncre, Pennsylvania, in 1958. '
Ho attended Harvard College Graduate School of Arts and Sciences,
Cambridge,*Nass., from. l93B to 1941 or 1942, where he received a
Master's Degree. He continued 1urther'studies *teward his Doctorate
of Philosophy but did not successfully complete the course. He is
presently enrolled in the Harvard Graduate School of Education
where he is seeking a lhstor of Education Degree, in order, according
to his own statement, to become actively affiliated with the teaching
profession. _ - - ; _ -' ' '_ 5 . _ .- -
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HEIIEESAN advised that he was employed by "tho General Electric
Compamr, River Works, Lynn, l-iass.,- 1-rorqabout 1943 to 1945, as a
dispatcher and assistant foreman. He taught at the High
School, Antrim, Bet Hampshire, iron 1945 to 1946, teaching Social
Studies and French. He was a substitute teacher at the llelrcso,
Haas. High School -for three weeks and a substitute teacher in the -
Public School System of the City of Boston for a few days. '
0'. Residences 1
HEIDIEBMN advised that he formerly resided at 55 Carver Street,
Watertown, 1115.; Cambridge Street, Cambridge, Ilass._;- _DanaS_treet,
Cambridge, l-'£ass.3 and 144 Lakeview Avenue, Cambridge, 1;k_1ss., and
presently resides at 94 Lalceview avenue,-Cambridge, lhss. 1He advised
that he did not recall the street numbers of cone or his former resi-
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BEINEHAH advised that during the Sumner of 1937, he traveled to
England, Sweden, Finland, Rusia, Poland, Austria, Italy, and -
France; that he loft aboard the SS Aquitania and returned aboard
the Ile do France. He stated that the purpose of his travel was
pleasure and he was single at the time and obtained a passport under
his own name. -- He stated that as far as he isaware, he still has
it in his possession and that _he would be glad to search for the
passport and have it available the following day, __; ._ ~
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EEIIIEMAH stated that he also visited Cuba during the Christmas
holidays of 1936-1937, while a student at Swarthnore College.
The purpose of this trip we pleasure and he was aoconpaniodby
a" fellow student whoselnamo he did not recall-. ' ' - . -
BEIREMAH stated that during January, 1947, :hc went to Mexico -City -'~-
and was there for a period of three months and that he returned to .
Cambridge around thy 1, 194?. Ho stated that during this period, he '
had marital difficulties with his" wife and "took a vacation." He
stated that thepurpose of this trip was primarily to gather material-
for an article, He entered Mexico City via the port of -Laredo, Texas,
and reontercd the U; S. at the same port. He stated that he also
stayed in llonterey, Mexico, during this trip. " ' _ "
He recalled taking a yacation of one week while employed by the
General Electric Company, Iynn, Hs.ss.; however, he did not recall
where he went.-or when he visiteds ' " 1 ,- , . 1
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HEINEMAN advised that his wife entered the United States of America .-
under the auspices of the Friends Service Committee on a student visa
and she subsequently proceeded to Cuba and reentcrod the United States
while a student at Swarthmore College, in order to comply with the. _
immigration requirements. _ _ ' -
He stated that he married his Wife at Boston, N.ass., about tho'year
1938 and that for the past ii-so or six years, his wife has been having
delusions and that as he reflects upon the various -statements made
by his wife, hetakes them with a great deal of skepticism Ho ad-.
vised that about a year. previously, her illness became acute and _
Dr. JACKSQI THOHAS of Boston, Hess 0; e psychiatrist, examined her
and she was committed to McLean Hospital, Waverly, Hz-.ss., on I-larch 25,
1949, where she remained for one week and was then transferred to the
Canbridge City Hospital, and subsequently transferred to the Westboro
State Hospital. a " " ' _ _ _ .
He recalled one specific instance of a delusion wherein his wife cem-
plained that the woman next door was looking into her kitchen to see
whet kind of a housekeeper she was. " _ -
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wife traveled during 1944 or 1945 but that there is a bare possibility
that she might have traveled to New York. - . . if -_ ' -
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BEINEIIAN stated that__ he and his wife" have not*been onftikendly terns
for thepast five or six years and on one occasion as a_ result of a
disputewith his wife, he took over an .apartment__eithera_t 65 or 165
Dana treet, Cambridge, liass. Ha recalled thatthis Ii}-'8'Ih11B he was
employed by the General Electric Company. He _remained,ln this apart-
ment for four or five months. Ho stated that he never had any reason
to question the loyalty of his wife to the Jinited States of America,
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At the outset cftho interview, HEINEIULH denied being-connected nith
any underground or_Gc1n|:nnist groups; however, during the latter part
of the interview, he admitted that he became a member of the Young .
Coxmaunist League at Swarthmore College about l935, and that he con;
tinned his affiliation with the Young Communist league 1.mtil.'ho_ came
to Cambridge, Iiass-| He stated that he was drawn into the Young Gem-
munist league by his interest in the Spanish Civil War» -He did not
recall the name of the particular club or unit and admitted that he
was an officer in the Young Communist League and was very active in
it. He stated he kaade no attempt to trout his affiliation confidentially
Tith respect to membership in the Ccmnunist Party, he denied being a_
member of this organisation; however, he admitted that he might have
applied for membership in the Communist Party in Philadelphia, Pcnns. Y1
vania. Later during the interview, EDIEMAN admitted joining the
Commnist Party at Philadelphia, about 1935 to 1938, and stated that
he carried amemberehip card but doubts whether it ms issued in his
true name-_ He claimed that he did not recall--= this incident since it
happened such a long time ago. Be stated that he considers himelf
a liberal hut that under present, day conditions, a liberal is calledcemnunistc ' " -' _ ' _ = -. _
HEIHEREAII stated that he continued his membership in the Young
munist League at Harvard College for two orjthree years after his
arrival but that he was not on off-icer in that particular branch-
He elrylained that the rules of the College require the registration
of all organizations and that he in behalf of the Young Communist
League, registered this organization Iith the proper University official-
He stated the-t__ho was very busy with his smdies -and that he became
rather inactive in the Young Communist League about the tine of the '
Munich Agreement, which agreement caused him to become very niueh unset.
He reiterated, however, that he was not connected with the Young Oomunist
league while he was employed at the'Ge_neral Electric Qompany".
EIITEI-AII stated he recalled signing some cards in connection with the
Spanish Appeal; however, he did not recall whether the cards were
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Conlnunist League. He stated that ho never applied for nbnborship
in the mmunist Party in How England, but that he did oooperate
with the Communists and that he also contributed noney'to"the Joint
Anti!-Fsoist Remgee Ooesnittoe recently. - '
' IE stated that his wife was never a member of the Communist Party
or the Young Communist League, to his lnmwledge but that his [wife
did know about his membership in the Young Oomunist League. He
explained that his wife oould not join the Young Oommirdst League -
while at Swarthmoro because, being an alien, she would be placed in
a prejudicial position with regard to gaining citizenship. ,__ -
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HEIIETQN advised that EIIIL KLMJS FUCHS, his father-in-law, visited 7.
Cambridge, Hesse, in October, 1948, and that he was iii the United _'
States of America _f1'0m October, 1948 until July, 1949, never having -
previously been in the United States. He same on the invitation
of the Friends Service Comittoe, Wallingford, Ponnsyivania, to give
b. series of lectures» He statodthat he is new teaching-Theology '_
at the University pf Leipzig. The nephew of ERIE!-EAN named KIAUS _
KITTOWSKI, age 14 years, accompanied. BIIL KLAUS FUCHS on his visit
and KLAUS KITTURSEI is the son of HEIHEHAH's sister-in-law, ELIZABETH
FUCHS KITTOWSKL ' . '
HEIHEIER stated that Hrs. EEINEHAH told him that she had a diffimllt '
time with her father which condition existed prior to tho time of '
their marriage and which apparently related to a personal family s
problem. He added further that his wife's father was present at
Cambridge, !k.ss., at, or about the time, of his vn_ifef.s"-ooamitment . ' '
to a mental institution and ho stated that the allegations of his
wife, with regard to the family problem, '1-eforred to above, weredenied by her father at that time. A_ - ' ' . - '
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EINEMAH stated that his father-in-law _is what is Imonn as a social
democrat or. religious socialist and that he formerly lived in the
Eastern Zone oi Germany but was unable to obtain work and was offered
a position in the Eastern Zone in Ge:-may, which he accepted at
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of age, when he came to the United States ia_ order to wcrkat Les i
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of the British Government, according to HEIHEHAH. Eben qgostioned -
with respect to the specic date, EIHEPAH was unable to provide
that information other than to recall that his first contact with
[MUS FUCHS was incidental to FUCHS arrival in the United States .
for this purpose. -"BBIHEHAN advised that prior to that time, he
had no personal contact with him nor did he have new correspondence
HEIl§lEl"!h'H stated that at the outbreak oi World Var II,KlAUS FUCHS '
was intemed in England, and was transferred to an internment camp
in Canada as an interneo. He was released because of hie; scientific
knowledge and was made a Fellow of the Royal Society and was sent to
Bnglandr BBIHE!i'.lI did not recall the name of the Canadian internment _OD-MPO _ ' »' __ _'-.'
mums stated that his wife and brother-in-law, III-3-CB H1633,-are
very friendly and close and that his wife hz-.d not seen KLAUS since
1933, at which time KIAUS left Germany and proceeded to England. _
Ieither he nor his wife know that KLAUS FUCHS was coming to the ._
United States, according to Ellfillih. .' _ U ' * c " _
HEIREHAN stated that while he was teaching at the Antrim, H'ew'Bampsh'ire
High School, KLAUS FUCHS visited his wife in Cambridge, liass,,_ at -
which time the HEINEITAN family was living at 144 Lnlceview 1_92v-onus,
Cambridge.' He stated that KLAUS FUCE remained at the HEIHEFMI residence
for a couple oi days. HEIHEE-.B recalled that on the next visit of
ELK! S FUCHS, he lived at 94 Inksvicw iwenue. Ho stated that during
the time KLHUS FUCHS was in Cambridge, r-.ss., to his knowledge, he
had no social contacts and had no individuals call on him and he did
not recall any communications addressed to FUCHS. He stated that a
friend, HENRY C1J!BURl', might have been invited to the HEIIIEI-Hill resi-
dence but he could not definitely recall.
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HEIHEHAN advised that KIAUB FUCHS was very quiet and secretive and
never spoke about his work on the atom bomb. He stated that at
no time had {MUS FUCE indicated my evidence of Cozmunism or under-
ground activities as he was completely. wrapped up" in his work. ,
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HEIIIEHAN recalled that KUU8 FUCHS worked in New York for a short
period oi time prior to going West. Ho recalled that on one occa-
sion he went to New York City when KIAUS FUCHS was working there
and Hrs. HEINE3-U11! wanted him to stay with KLAUS FUCHS in.Hew York.
He stated that he never mt RIMS FUCHS II-xvwherc other than at
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his boss in the West, stating that his hoss' _wif_e' was Jewish and .
that she wanted him to get some Jew_ish_br-cad 'er'sdmething' mains I
believed FUCHS boss' name was Dr. O°PE1i'Ij!EIl'!ER. However, he was
not positive that IIAUB FRIES mentioned the name. - -'
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Cambridge, Mass" on his _way_back to Europe, he exhibited some .
photographs of the atom bonb explosion which-occurred during e .
test and he asked KLAUS HIGHS whether he was allowed to possess
such photographs and KLAUS stated that he was because the photographs
were released to the press. ' ' ' -
IIEINEHAN statcd,to his knowledge, he cbes not have in his possession
any pcrsonalproperty, documents, etc.," belonging to KIAUSIIDHS. '
He stated that he wont through all of his wi£_e's papers and possessionswith a view to obtaining infozrzsation which he could use in connection
with his prospective divorce iron his wife and did not locatofany
information pertinent to the FBI or for use in o_onnection_-with his _divorce prcoeedingi. - ' ' - ' ' . -' _ .
_ .. -- -.., ' ~._ _ . -oHEIIIEIEAN indicated during the course of the linterviewf that he was very.devoted to, his three children and that he would protect the children
at all costs and would not protect his hrother-_in_-"low, KLAUS FUCFS;
He stated that on the occasions when KLAUS FUCHS visited his house
in Ctmbridge, lie.ss., that he slept late in the morning and usually
took the children out for a walk and that he did not associate with
my other individuals. He did recall that FUCHS went. to the Ice A' Follies with him and his wife. HEIITEMAH stated that, to his knowledge,
KLAUS FUCHS, While visiting hiln in Crmbridge, l'.'ass.,_ never snde use oi"the telephone, t , ' " . --_ . _. -" _ - '
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HEIHEHAN stated that he never met ISRAEL HILLPERIN but that a man named
HALPERIN, whose first name he -did not recall, relayed some cigarettes
to KLAUS FUCHS when the latter was in an internment camp in Canada. _
REIHEMAN stated that, to his knowledge, ISRAEL HAL-PERIN never visitedthe HEIHEIMMI residence. Ho stated that, to his lcncwledge, his wife
was not acquainted with ISRAEL HALPEIRIH. ' " .
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has observed that HEIREMAN has a sevcn=foct work bench, an_Qnsga-
enlarger 1 X 5, which is equipped with a color head, llcds1.D-ll.
e also has a slide viewer and various chemicals and paper end"
apparatus used in photograplv. He stated that he has been a
camera enthusiast for many years. HEIHEHAB advised that KIAUS '
FUCHS saw the photographic equipment and never asked him to do any .
photography for him and that his wife was not interested in
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It is noted that during the course of this into:-view,_an attempt was
naado to draw from ROBERT BLOCK HEIREI-IAN complete details with respect
to his Communist Ehrty membership and affiliation, the identity cf
the unite with which_ he was affiliated, the officers and other members
who were associated with him. In addition, concerted effort was
extended towards developing his knowledge, association and affilia-
tion with KLRUS FUCHS with n view towards identifying FUCHS visits
to Cambridge, llass., any persons with when he night have come in
contact, in any way, during the course of these visits, any particular
recollection BEINEHKN might have vdth respect to specific persons "
who wanted to see FUCHS or whom FUCHS wanted tcs ee or any other
related material or information pertinent in establishing the con-
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During the entire course of the interview, EEIHEIJAN was hostile to
the extent that he was obviously trying to ignore completely the
specific questions asked and responded in general toms which failed
to provide any substantial information. He was wnstcntly pressed
for this information and only under direct questioning with respect
to his Young Communist Leage and Communist Party affiliations, was
it possible to identify these affiliations and their possible relation-
ship to the instant investigation. ' _
Prior to the close of the interview, HiIHEH|'i1l' stated thathe felt
if he had sufficient time to reflect upon the period involved, he
night be in a position to identity the persons with whom he was
affiliated during his Communist Barty _mem'bership days and also he
of some assistmce in connection with the visits of his hrcther-in- -
law to Cambridge, llass., and the persons when he may have soon at
that tine. HEIHEMAIT stated that he was tremendously confused he-
oause of the family problems which had developed during recent years
ending with the confinement of his wife, KRISTEL BEE'EI~'M-, to the
Yéestbcro State Hospital, together with conditions relating to his
children which caused him to feel that-his obligctionfind responsibility
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The following represents additional information to that developed during
the course of the initial interview with BEINEHAN on February 2, 1950,
which interview took place at his residence, 94 I.-akeview Avenue, =.Cambridge, Biessachusetts. It was noted at that time that he was extremely
vague and indefinite with respect to dates, circumstances and theidentities of individuals who were associated both with his family and .
Iith KIAUB FUCHS. .
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EIHEMLN mde available for examination a passport issued in his name?dated my 5, 1957 and numbered 403647. It identified him as a student,
born March 25, 1917 in Wausau, Wisconsin, The passport contained visaspermitting him to enter Great Britain, Russia, France, Germany, Italy,Poland, Finland, Sweden and Czechoslovakia, it being noted that HEINF-HAN
advised that the visa for ea-many was not used and contained no ltampe
HEIHEHBN stated that his trip to Europe was designed for pleasure and
that in connection with hi visit to ussia he mentioned Moscow, .
I.en:l.ngrad,--Kiev and Yalta among those points 1-:hioh_ he visited. this
trip was a:_-ran.ged__by Intourist, _ - -
he also made available .:l'q'r92examination a form issued by Selective Service
Board'i"l, 205 host Tiacken Drive, Chicago, Illinois, identifying-him as:aregistrant under Qrder Huusber 153$, serial Number 2085, and grasrting -
authority for travel on his part to Mexico by himself, _ This form wasdated December-r Z6, 1946, BEIHEHMI asserted that while in Mexico it wasnecessary for him to draw upon tlile which he had on deposit at the
Cambridge Trust company, Oqpiyridge, Hassachusetts, and he exhibited a
--bank transfer draft dated March 5,- -1947, indicating thatan amount of$500 was transferred to his credit by the Cambridge Trust Company at the
Banco Internaoional; so-a;', llaxioo, n. r., -is being noted e11sermmmas's
address was reooritid as-Edison 51, Idexios City. _ f_ _
HEIHELIAN was questioned as to the circumstances surrounding thi particular
visit and he stated it was during that period that strained relations
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their residence and he stated the Mexican trip was made under such
circumstances . Ho added further that he uas then conducting historical
research relative to the United States-lbxican War of 1847 and that
during the course of this trip he did some research work both in Eenterey
and in Mexico City. HEILEMAN stated ho rehirnod from lbxioe to the
United States in time to meet his parents in Baltimore, Maryland, on Hay
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HEIHEMAN indicated that following an unsuccessful year teaching, ending
in Juno, 1946 he had sought nnsuoeessmlly to obtain a better position
in the teaching field through the fall of 19%. .He was despaired of
succeeding in this field and this was another reason for going to lbxico
in January, 194?. Be stated that while visiting his parents in Baltimore
in the first week of Hay, 1947 he first began to consider abandoning the
teaching profession and there was some discussion of his going into the
Le-undormat business, which ultimately opened in the fall of 1947,
to 1-he above material, HIINEIEQI also produced a birth '
issued by the Wisconsin stt Board of Health, statingthnt
March 25, 1917 at Vausau, Wisconsin; that his parents were
recorded as GLBE B, HEEHAN, a United States citizen engaged as a
lumber manufacturer, and Id.-HA BLCBH HEIHELMN, also anited totes
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During the course of the previous interview as set forth, BEIHEIJAN was
unable to identify any individuals when he knew to have had contact or
access to Kl-£iUS FUCHS at amr time other than a HENRY GADBURY, whom he
identified as a friend residing in Cambridge, lhssaohusotts. Further
identifieatien of GADBURY will be sot forth» -
HEINEMQH during the course of the initial interview was presed to set
forth the identities of persons when he considered his can personal '
friends, without any determination of whether or not those persons knew,
er may have come in contact with, KIAUS FUCHS, but again, his recollection
Jlas poor and his response generally negative,
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identify these persons when he. considered at any time dur?|.ng_his residence
" at Cambridge to be friends or either himself or his wife, without any
consideration a to whether or not these individuals may or may not have
been known to or have been in contact with KIAUS FEIJHS-, It was under _
these circumstances that HEII~!EH£.H mentioned the following individuals,
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The official register of Harvard University #29, November, 1949, being
a directory of University officers and students, which will be subsequently
identified as the Official Register of Harvard University in this report,
identifies ORGE MID as 'a Professor of Bic1cgr,'whcsc present residence
is 20 Hillside Terrace, Belmont, and whose University office ll at the s
Biological laboratory, - _ f _' .
Ire, BEBE, Lakevien venue, Cambridge, whose husbandwas associated with
the Department of Government, Harvard University, The Official Register
of Harvard University identifies SAMUEL HUTCHISON as Associate
Profesor of Government, Tutor in the Department of Government and member
of the Board of Freshman Advisers, His residence is 87 Lakeview avenue
Cambridge, Massachusetts! and his office at Holyolse 6.
ARTHUR OGDEN, whom he identified as a fellow student at Harvard and
earlier at Swathmore College, HEIREIILN stated that EDEN had never
been a member of the YCL or affiliated with the Communist Party, He
added that he um saw mm in the spring or summer of 1949, when cones
passed through Cambridge on route to a new-forgotten destination.
HEINEIJhN"s best recollection is that OGDEN lives somewhere in New York;
that he has never worked and apparently does not need work although
BEIHIEI-iL.N does not lmow the source of his income, He stated CGDEN bordered
on the genius in mental capacity and at a very low level on the
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ohusotts Institute cf Technology in the Department of Mathematics.
BEINEMAH stated that IE92T;%.I~ISO_H had visited him and he had visited IEVINSON
but that he had not seen him for quite some time and did not know his. 7
present occupation or residence address, '
Hr, and 3-Jrl, RICIDLRD ED$£LL 01' iembridgo, Massachusetts, -EIHEWJV
stated mt his children attended the bhndy Hill fohool with the EDSALL
children and he met the EDSLLLS in this fashion or through mutual membership
or activity in the Progressive Party of Cambridge, HEIHELIAN stated he _
knew EDSALL to be an advertising executive, could not recall his present i
residence address and he was not acquainted with him during the time when -
FIIIHS visited the EEINELILN home, He stated that he had visited the _
EDSLLL home but that EDSALL had never tisitcd his homo, -1 'u =:.-
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-neighbors who were accustomed to drop into'the HEINEHAN home and who
may well have done so during those days FUCHS_was visiting,
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Hrs. IJARGARET S'i*Eh'CER was described as a neighbor on Lakoview e-venuewho is certainly very friendly with him new but whom he cannot clearly
recall as a friend of the family in 1944-194?. Her husband is DOIUJ.D_
SPENCER, who Q well known in caniridge and she presently serves aspresident of the Cambridge Taxpayers association, ' '
. - tHEIEH VELEFGIT was described by HEIHEIIAN as a friend Ihom he had met while
at swatlnnore and as the wife of a very good friend, THEODORE VELTFORT,with whom he was associated at Buathmore. E113!-IAN stated Mrs; VELTFORE
visited him at some time during the pertinent period but he could notrecallthe year er the circumstances. He made no reference to her husband,
TIILLIM-i. STEFFIJIELLI, 191 Walden Street, Cambridge, a friend when he firstmet while an emplcyecaof the General Electric at Lynn, liassaohusetts.
JOSEPH R. F. MGIGUI, 31 Donnybrook Read, Brighton, lhis friend isemployed in the printing industry but_HEIHEhIAN uasunahle to identifythenameoftheeompany, - t . -
lire. RUTH BERRY; new residing on Shaler Lane,'Camhridge, Hassaohusctts,Ia HEI1iEi.iaN's housekeeper following his wife's, coumitment and throughAugust, 1949. lie docs not recall the name of her husband but believes
he is still a Harvard student. He stated the BEBBYS were not at his
homo during -the pertinent period. ' -
Following the termination of Hrs, BE'RRY's employment by IEIHEIJLII he has
since secured the services of Lt, and lire. HE-lHR1' HILLE-R. The 1-IIILERSare currently residing as co-tenbnts and housekeepers in the IIEIITELIMIhome. Ho described HENRY MILLER as a student at the Harvard Bcheol of
Business dministratien and noted that Hrs. LIILLER was pregnant.
Tho last friend mentioned by HE-fIHEHblI was mentioned with reluctance andwith some cynicism Ihon the nerd "friend" was used. HEIEu'-AH revealedthat he had associated in his early days at Harvard with a fellow student
_namod KONSTAJITIN I-b.F1921IZ:'|.NOB'i IIEINIIJIJT stated that"l£».F$NZA.NOS was around _his heme. quite frequently, just how frequently he was not sure, during the period beginning in 195,6, He know that LBFANZANOB had ii heme inLowell, !3a'ssachusctts,_ or its general vicinity and he stated that he has
been informed that HsFA.HZANOS became intimate with his wife;
further stated Ea is almost as crazy as she is,"
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LAFIJIZANOS but I-LFLJRMIOS was not a Gomunist Party member nor was Uri.
ESINEI-'n'=Jh Be stated that 1-EFJJIZJJVDS may well have been at his home when
FIIJHS oalledi; He made the oomment "It is a wise tathor who knows his
own ohild, He arther noted that IA!-IdIZ.hNOS had periodically 1
"heckled" him by eharging him in telephone and other oonversations with
ineareereting its. EIINElI&.N at the Westbero Hospital, He added that he
had found it necessary to request the hospital authorities to beep his
wife from seeing IAFLHZANOS at the hospital, l
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Previous interview with EEIIIEMLH disclosed that by his own admission he
was affiliated with the Young Consnunist League while at swathmere
College, Swathmere, Pennsylvania, and this association continued during
his student days at liqrvard University, ambridge, details of which have
been previously set iferth. On this occasion, HEIHEIILN was requested to
further identify his interest and activities in the Young Communist
League, at which time he stated he first became affiliated with the
League in 1936 or 1937 and continued as an active member until 1938, at
which time he graduated from Swathmere college. He stated that the
membership of the group approocimated ten to twenty persons; that he was
an officer but he was unable to identify or recall the office he held,
the other officers or any members of the group. Ho stated that his
membership and affiliation was openly known and resented by some members
of the college faeulty. He arther asserted that his leadership in the
Young Communist League group at Swathmore College took the form of his
requesting formal registration oi the group at the dean's office,
When questioned as to the nature of the organizational aetivities of
the group, he asserted that among its activities was the raising oi money
for whet heealled "The Spanish Cause," ~ .
It is noted that in the previous interview with EEIIFEHAN he denied he
was a member of the abrahem Lineeln Brigade or had in any way participated
in the Spanish Civil War, - ' "
It should be noted _iurther that his passport which was issued to him on
'lJay 5, 1937, the details oi'_ which have been previously sot ierth, oontainedthe notation "ups valid 1-or travel in _S;_mm.'_' ' ~_
as a result oi his Young Comrnunist League activities at Esathnore,
Pennsylvania, stated he jein_ed'_the Communist Party at Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, in 1938, flhen questioned as to the oirounstanoes under
hieh he joined the Communist Peg-, ty_"he stated he attended a large meeting
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he was again evasive and failed to provide any dctailss -
Be was questioned as to whether or not he had observed a Ocmmnist Party
membership card and he stated he had and further that he had received
a couzmniet Party card in his can name in connection with his _ "
Philadelphia coztnnmist Party associations
Tiith reference to the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, HEINEI-.ihIN asserted that
a part of the Young Comnunist Inague activity had been to raise recruits.
He recalled that a Jewish student at Bwathmore had been recruited and
had been killed in 5pein but he did not remember his B12280 He further
stated that his friend THECDORE VELTFORT also went to Spain in the
Abraham Lincoln Brigade but provided no additional information concom-
ing any participation he may have had in Volt:lort's general activities.
Upon his graduation frpn Swathmore College in 1938, EISIIEHJV stated he _
came to Harvard University, Cartridge, to continue his educational
program at the Graduate 3choo1 of 1.1-ts and bciencos, He stated that
at Cambridge he irmodiately became affiliated with the Young commnist
i.oa5-1°: Ac he did at Bwathmorc College, he stated that he was the
individual who officially requested the University authorities at Harvard
College to approve the Young Communist league as a student organisation.
mien questioned as to details relating to the activities of the Young
Gcmmunist league unit to which he referred, HEINELi£».H asserted that a'
pGi8OII. whom he know then as DAT-IEL BQOHE, whose surname ho could not
recall but when suggeted to him that it might be SCHIRMJR, he readily
agreed
DLITIEL BOC-NE SGHIRIJER Ill aduate of Harvard college, Glass of 1937,
is an active leader of the Communist Party at Boston, I-iassaohusetts <
and is_ associated with all phases of Communist Party activity one full-
timo basis.
HEI1'I£1H£.l¬ stated that"the'mectings of the Young Communist League oi Harvard
Qollcge were held in a bookstore on Holy-eke Street, Cambridge, Mass.
HEINEI-.£dH stated that his relationship with the Young Comsunist League
at Harvard, which was made up of some thirty to forty people, was e
haphazard one because he was endoavoring to study. ht Siathmorc,
HEIIEIIIIJI noted, he had given little attention to his courses.
nun respect to Communist Party affiliation while in Cambridge, maxrmmw
asserted that he had never hold a Comnunist Party card in the GreaterBoston area; that his associations with the Young Communist League and
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them,..._1-Ia noted that he had visited the Progressive Bookshop, on Beach
Street, Boston, Massachusetts, on one or two occasions since 1941
and placed his last visit to that establishment as occurring "a couple
of years ago," It is further noted he recalled the location of the
bookshop with some difficulty and protesting, '
HEIHEHLII stated he was unable to recall any of his associates in lime
Communist Forty or the Young Communist League, It is noted, however,
in every way he indicated he could do so but was mawilling to do so lost l
he be unfair to them, " .-
In connection with the information set forth above herein, HEIHEHLH
assorted that his Coamunist Party affiliations closed in 1941, Information
has been previously reported disclosing that his Communist Pu-ty '
associations at Boston, lhssachusotts, have continued intermittently
since that time with evidence of membership established in 1964 and 1947.
On this sane date an-:ms1!as telophonically contacted Special Agent moms
F. LhIJ.92.UGHLIH in connection with his desire to explain an item which '
occurred during the course of this conversation, at which time he again" i
referred to his inability to be of any assistance in connection with the
inquiry. It was suggested to him at that time that his statement with
respect to disaffiliation with the Communist Party in 1941, which state-
ment he insists to be a fact, was Imown to be an untrue statement and
that his knowledge of it to be untrue represented a barrier to his
providing the information within his possession in connection with this
inquiry. HEINEHAN had no specific comment to make at that time other
than to indicate that he anticipated being contacted further with reference
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As is noted above, ssxuemmr asserted that his wife mzersn no never
been a member of any Conssunist organization, either in Boston or inPhiladelphia, ' '
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In connection with his father-in-law HEINEMUI asserted that he forwarded
_;'_ funds to New York 1'-iity through the facilities of Pan hmerican Airways
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HEIHHHJI exhibited areeeipt captioned "Pan taerican airways, 1110.,"
dated September 20, 194? as follows: '_'-Received from ROBERT HEIHEHAH,
forty-eight dollars on account of E;.;IL FIIJHS, TFA, LON open, Pan American
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respect to his father-in-law's visit to the United States 'sct'the date
as October, 1948, which was inconsistent with the date set forth on the
above receipt. He stated he made this purchase of funds for transmittal
at the inn émerican A.irway's office at the Hotel Statler, Boston,
liassachusotts, and that apparently some mistake had been made by the
clerk. . - _ . .
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receipt, was not, as previously indicated, to be handed to his father-
in-law ELHL FUCHS upon his arrival in New Yorlofrom England but rather
the money was sent by him to his father-in-law in lie was
questioned as to "why this method of transmittal was utilized when he had
banking facilities through which'a benlb draftfor aJ:-:ans'iel'--o$ lunds- could
be made, This he was unable to expiain, It is noted this was a telephone
call and no effort was made to prdss him further on the matter,
BEINHIAN in response. td questioning revealed that hi father-in-1-:m's
entrance into the United Etates was being sponsored by the Society of
Friends, and he did not know the nature of the financial relationship
between the Society and the senior FUCHS. For that matter, HEIHEHAN
did not knew FUCHS needed the money, He did state that prior to the
sending of the money, it had'"been» piannod,that he or his wife would
go to New York to meet the Senior FUCHS andthat failing this, the money
had been transmitted, ' - -
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regular intervals, Ho did not always soe this correspondence, either
incoming or outgoing. - ._
HEINEHBN stated that his fe.thorin-law was currently in the Eastern Zone
of Germany, that his father-in-law had been charged by Hrs. EINEILIAN
with being responsible for the death of ther mother but that he had
seen correspondence from other children specifically denying this
assertion, which he attributed to his wife's men't0J.~ condition,
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Eiccopting for the following data, BEI1-IEIiA.lI provided no information
e<.-neorning KIAUS FIIJHS additional to that set forth in the previous
. interview on him, Hhlhhliall did advise neither he nor h18_]1fO heard
from KIJJIS FIEIIS since his wife's commitment to the Uestbdro 3tato
Hospital, Confronted with a newspaper headline regarding the arrest
cf KI-LUB FWIIS, HEIIIEIQZN stated it surprised him but did not shock him
because the family had been involved in one bizarre incident after another
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before her commitment, that she had been advised by her brother KILUS
to leave her husband and go to ngland with her children to live with -
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With reference to his wife, ROBERT EEIHE1.-h'JSl_.providod the following '
info:-nation additional to that_sot forth in the previous interview
of him: -. I
He stated that KRISTEL IIEINEI-.I~' had no German relatives residing in
the United °tates and to his lcnowlodge but one German friend, cum
momnacms. EISTEL HEIREIJLK not OIGL at Bwathmoree EIHELILN cannot
recall OLGA: maiden name and the surname given the agents was her name
by her first marriage but she has since_ remarried and he cannot recall
her present name. She resides in the Philadelphia area. -,
nenmlen stated that the mess family vies e very umisunl family. as noted
above, his wife had accused her father oi being in some way responsible
for the death of her mother. She was constantly concerned concerning
her brother GERPARDT FUCHS, who is new residing in Switzerland and who
suffers from tuberculosis. GERIIARDT had fled crmany because of
political activity and had abandoned his wife and child. His wife ha
since remarried. However, GEP.H.LPI!'I's wife is still on very friendly
terms with KRIBTELW father.
-6. sister of KRISIEL committed suicide and her husband, whose name was
unknown toIiEIHE1iiiN, is residing in the Eastern Zone oi Germans-' and
is apparently still on friendly terms with the mass family, -
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..I£EIHEI.I£dI stated that in connection with his personal difficulties with
his wife he had moved out of his ambridge home at sometime in 1942,
had gone to Philadelphia and remained in that city until sometime in
1945, In Philadelphia he occupied a roua in a rooming house, but he
could not furnish the address nor the dates of occupancy.
-In 1943, upon his return, he secured his pleynent at the General .
Electric. In 1944 while at General Electric he became the chairman
oi the G10-PM! at Iqrnn, Massachusetts, and farther beeanie involved in
the organisation "Tho Independent voters .fcr ram" In-1545-_l9fi6, as
indicated previously, he. -was in New Hampshire. IEIIIEIMR also revealed
at this time he owned a farm located at Bridgewater Corners, Vermont,
and that he had from time to time taken residence on it. He does not
recall that his brother-in-law KILUS FUCHS has visited the farm but he
did remember his _"friend"- KONSTIJITIN l-AFLNZAHOS had frequently used the
premises. '
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BOBERT B3 IIEIKEUAN was reinterviewed in the late evening of February
4, 1950 at the offices of the 3oston Division, I-BI, by Special Agents
RICHARD TI. DJ? and the write:-._ The following additional information
was obtained: _ ' -
. . ABSCIJIATION OF ROBERT B. HEIHELWV '
f . WITH THE GOi=EIUNIST PARTY _q I__ __ __L_'_ _ '_'* "lot". Ii _ -
aoeenr s; mamas on em occasion admitted em he had attended
meetings of the Ocmunist Party during the nineteen forties and that
some of these meetings occurred at his home. Be admitted formal
membership in the Communist Party at cembridge in 1947 and in 1943 but '
denied mcnihership in 1944; He stated, however, that it _1las possible
that some party official might have reregistered him in 1944, following
his 1943 membership, without his knowledge. He asserted he "still
regarded himself ac a iicmunist and declared that he holds many of the
ideals of Communism very highly, He stated that throughout his Party
experience he had ilways encountered difficultyin adjusting his own _
personality to the discipline of the organisation; i,e_.-, intellectual
discipline, - h .
nsrnnmu continued to insist that he had no Communist. Party contacts
while employed at the General Electric Plant in Lynn. He noted that
his political activity during this time tcok_ the form of his leadership
of the GE worloors GIG-Political Action Gomittee and in his participation
in a neighborhood group known as the Independent Voters for FDR. -
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BEIIIELMI was confronted with the fact that it was known that -his Party
name had boon ROBERT HILL; __He had first denied and then admitted that
this was so. HEINEHA;i refused to identify his associates in the
Communist Party but did note that no meetings had occurred at his home
since he had moved from 144 Lakeview I-venue to 94 1-okevicw avenue, -p
cam'bridge', lie moved to 94 1-akeview Jwenno on lbgr l, 1946.I .
He specifically denied that Sid-UEL H. BER and GEORGE F_i&,11! were in any
way affiliated with him in his 9cmmu.nist_c.ctivity,. He did not know
NORMAN LEVINSOH as a Uemunist hurt could recall that his wire had been
an active leader during wartime in Russian Tier Relief and he had boon
in that fashion associated with h0I'o HO did not know QIGHARD EDSIJ.-L
to be a ccmnunist Party member but he did know him to he-an officer of
the Joint imti-'-Fascist Refugee committee, an organisation in whosework he had previously admitted interest, _ " _".Tf:., _ -, " _
HEIHEIHJE stated that LRIHUR BEER may well have been a member of tho
Young Gomnnnist League at Swathnoro: at least he and had
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discussed the organisation and had debated its policies. - 3-5eveove_r,
was of the opinion that OGDEN had likely been zfmsmbor oi the
Young Communist league or Communist Party at Harvard, but he was notcertain of this, ' _7 - '
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HEIHEUIJI stated that he cannot recall that FUCHS 6,-fer visited with
him at Cambridge; Hassachusctts, during the Christmas season of" 1944..
He did not know that anyone had called at his home in that period
seeking H171-IB.'_ He did lsnow that FUCHS hadvisited his homo in '
Cambridge in February,-c1945 and likely between February 12 and as.
He further recalled that on one occasion during this visit he had »attended the Ice "@1119; in 3ostcn with mass and his wife mrsrsn. -
During this particular visit HEIIPEHAH has a definite recollection that
he drove FUCHS alone to the home of one DEUTSCH, on Buckingham Street, .'
Cambridge, Massachusetts. He did not meet DEUTSCH on this or any cthli.
occasion. _ '- ' c
- 0He has definite in that the HEI192IEeIId1 family association with'DEUTSCH was
predicated upon ue close association between'Kl.aUB FIIJHS end DEUISCH
rather than upon any associations between the HEWIAR-family and
DEUTSCH, The association. of the HEIHEI.-i£;HS with'DEU!.'SCI-I and Iith -.
FIIJHS, as known to ROBERT HEIHEIILH, is being set forth in a separate
paragraph below, - V . - -
IEIIIEIJAH recalled that FIIJHS had visited his home at 94 Lakeview Avenue
in either late June or very early duly, 1946. HEIl¥E1i&I§' remembers he -
had just completed his teaching duties at Antrim, New Hampshire, whenKIAUS FUCHS was a visitor. Be can recall on this occasion his wife,KRISTEL, and KLEUS FUCHS had mode a quick trip to Schenectady, -How :1 "Yrkp ' : ' '
In this c-onnectionhe can recall that he either had to take time off
iro'mhis normal duties or he had had to have his friend KONSTAIITINI£F1I,ZAH$_mind his children. It is HEINHLiA.lI's best, but not positive,
recollection that the man visited in Schenectady by EIAUS B11033 and _-
KRISTEL mxnsmn was ms sews, of cornell Univereitya_ It is notedthat he seleotedthis name when the knew: associates o£'92.LUS FIIIHB
at Los Jilames were enumerated, being some ten in number}
In connection with the latter enumerating of FUSES associates atles Alamos the none VICTOR TJEISSKOPF struck a iami.1icr_ncte_'.' HEINEHMIstated he could recall that on some one of F'U3HS' visits to- canbridgc,
iiassochusetts, he had borrowed 92"lEISSKOPF*s automobile, HEl1~1EI3a1i further
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her brother KIAU3; that the two men Iere very ieindlys _
roan reference to arms BETHE, above, nonmn servants stated that his
wife had also seen BE'I.'lE's name in the newspaper and had mentioned
she had mot him, She did not in the same breath mention she had met
him through her brother B'.ll'.US, » _ .' .
crn recall that on the occasion of one visit to the HEIIIELEIT
heme, KLLUS FIEHS $00k ERISTEL EIHEWLN and the HEIITE-Hlalt children £0
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ROBERT HEIIIEIII-t stated that during the February, 1945 visit of KI-AUS
FIBHS to 144 Lakcview h-venue, Cambridge, liassachusetts, FUCHS had on
one, evening requested IIIBIHEBUJT U9-drive him to an address on
Buckingham stroet, Cambridge, lhssachusotts, so that FIBIB might meet
with one DEUTSGH. HEI1-lEI'JJI stated ho had never met DEUTSCH at that
time and hns- not meet him since, He had, however, some knowledge of
DEUTSOIIHB existence because DEUTSGH was in some fashion related to
the mother-in-law of TED VELTFORT, mentioned elsewhere herein,
lie:-cover, HEIlIEI3I.1¬;rocalled that in the summer of 5.944 he rented a
cottage at onnisport, 1-assachusetts, named "Giespuler" phonetic!;
He secured this cottage through 92IELTFC&T's mother-in-plan, wh_om"ho
recalled as a Hrs. ROCK. Boston files reflect I-rs, V'EL'fFORT'smaiden name was RIJIK!; - l ' ' ' ' - I
HEIIEELIAN himself remained in Cambridge in summer school duringthe
s1.um:1er of 194-4 but he has a dim -recollection that DEUTSCH and his
family visited KRISTEL lmxuemt during mm; summer at "ennispo1'1i_u H1:
recollection is dim" because it is predicated on an almost new forgotten
statement to that effect by KRISTEL IiEIHEMixH'to him. Lt that time the
HEIIIEIJAN marital relations were very strained and there was very little
conversation between him and his wife, He could recall, however, that
DEUTBCH was the son oi a-doctor and a woman psychiatrist who resided
in his immediate area, The 194-4 9ity Directory revealed that JIEIEN
DEUTSCH and FELIX. DEUTSCH resided on Ierclsvcod Road, which is in»the
area of Lakoviow avenue and further that FELIX is. a physician and IIEIEN
is 'a psychiatrist. It is -further known that hT£.RTIlI DEUTBCH has a
residence at B6 Buckingham strcet, Cambridge, I-iassaohusett!,
ROBERT IIEIITQHJI could further recall that sometime in a sunncr, most
likely tho summer oi 1946, .3-Ir, DEUI.SCII,__while prcgaant,..rcsidcd for
a short time with the HEII-To-iL'iIIB at 94 Lokeviow - venue. _'1his boarding
arrangement, of a short and temporary nature, was md_e"B1 KRISEEL
1IBIHEEI£..1~I out of appreciation oi her brother's friendship with the
DEUIBGHB and the details concerning it were never clear to HEIHEUML
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visit to mm-iogo in hm-=.m-y, 1945 and in lubiéqmt units; he
92i§goci his wife-KRIBTEL to open thaixf homo to guolti in orderiao- oittoroin KLAUS FIBRE, The only person ho can pemenbor Iviving been A '
entertained was Dr. HENRY cmnumr, "Ho furthor =-M11 : that he ponittad
* _' E1-LUS FUCHS to borrow tho-"1iEIIiE1~:iLH our on one evening to visit persona
tmlmown to 'h-in. _ He was of the opinion at that ime that -it Iain
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EISTBL FUCHS IEIHELIAII was interviewed on February 5, 1950 at the '
Uestbere eet» Hospital by Bpeoiel Agent nrcmm rr. De: and the
riter and in the p1_-esenoee£__.Dr, _R01-LIBS K. IEDIEY, The interview
began at 'e.pprezi:.:_92ato1y 12I2O PL-I and ended st 1':'l_=5 PH» - ; 1 > -:_! I _ _ , ,,__. ll . --.~ s _ __
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In contrast to tho interview ofthe some person on February 2, I-950,
Hrs. was enthis date generally eenused. Dr. IIEDIEY stated
that in eontrast with the earlier interview she lid, on this oeeasion,
demonstrate many oi the mental ailments which have been "e pert of her
mental difficulties. 1 _ ' -- . . . . - _
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Hrs. IIEIIIEESAN stated on this eeession that she first met her brother
EIAIB during the Q1-u-istmas holidays, 1943. Ho eemo to Cambridge,
Hassaohusetts, to visit her st 144 1-ekeview Avenue, shortly after
his arrival in thellnitod states. She eould reoallho other details
concerning this visit, _ _ 4 - _, _ -._ . . .
urs. mnnzemr stated she next aam Feces in February, 1945 at 94
Lekeview A-venue, iembridge, Haseaehueetts. It is noted that she
was not then residing at 94 1-ekeview H-venue but rather at 144
Lekovien Lvenue!, She stated that be em eeeasien roman and BETTY
FITRRY had called en the IiEINEI.!LHS during her brether_'s visit. Dr, .
and it-s. HENRY OLDBURY had also visited them. . . - -A ,_.. . a -. - - -3 >
Bhe at ti!-is time stated that IERTIH IEUTBOH also visited the IIEIHEE-'aH$
and Fl!-I13 but at e later point in the interview she eontradieted this
statement and stated that neither she nether brother had ever met
DEUTsCHpriorto_thesun1nerof1946. ' . -,. - _ - < -
Hrs. mxrmmn o.ss'erted zzit in Fehriaery, 1945 she, her ewe:-en me
KLLU8 FUCHS traveled to the beech at Ipswich, _11aseo.ehusetts, She
hizd no reeelieetion of ever mung attended the Iee F_o11ie's_1Iith anyono
in 1945 and asserted the first time she had soon sueh a-show in her -lifetime was in 1948. She expressed the opioid; that KIi,US FIIIIIB
might have token one or more o_1 her ehildren to thoklee ,.o11ies in
1945 but she h1:s'no positive memory 1;: s_eoh_ an event, |- ~ _
Hrs, ms.-mo:=.:.n stated latest FUCHS die +1.1; her in lizsridgd sometime
in the latter pert of June,_1946 for about one meek. -
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She stated -this visit ease}-roe Q1; 94 Laleee v1ew":;veme' L ' j,'£1m1m. no
memory as to what he or she might have done while in Gadgridgo
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Hrs. zmxmmr asserted that mm wens emae to was Bwm '
at some time during the summer or 194?, He was on a mission for his -
British employing agency and arrived. at Washington, D, C, from '
Iiashington he proceeded to the mnrsmn heme in "aobrmgo and spent
a few clays with her. During this visit it was necessary for him to
make a trip to 8ehoneete.dy, lien York, in eomeetion with his British
business. "He was going to visit aqeientist the had perked with him
at Les Llamas and who, asoording to her, '-was a very important men,
She eould not reoall the name oi this individual," ' _' ' '1 - : . 4 - ' - -. . -- ' " " ' - "' '.- -. .- _- . - - __ =1 , > . --Lirs. HEZIEEE-.1!-N stated she and FUCIE left 3eston on an evening train, -
arrived in seheneotady, New York, on the following norning and Imus
FUCHS loft her at a drugstore not tar from the railroad station for
sevoral hours, KI.-ALB FUCHS took a taxi cab from the drugstore to
visit the unidentified scientist, 5everal hours later - -
HIGHS returned. end with KRISTEL took a bus to the outskirts 01' the city
where they eallodion thoasame unidentified seientist. my me dinner
at the man's home" and met several stndonts who _ho.d motto see the
scientist. She cannot recall. the name or any person; aside from her
brother, whom she met on this trip. Bhe mad FIIIHB oonsiderod the
possibility of flying to Boston but because of misty weather eonditiens
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men reference -to the Hbove described unidentified scientist, an.
stated that the man was employed; i'or_ a periodof one year by
a company with offices in Schenectady. She eennot recall the mas '
of the company, The unidentified "scientist res by training and
profession a oollege professor and thus it was mqtrumisual that
students should have been visiting his heme. ' 1 ' - -
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Hrs. stated it was not mmsual £'or'__her brother to talseher
enthis rather uneventful tI.'i15,'as fares she was eemeerned, because
the aim of-it was to give her Wan opportunity to "get saw from her
ohildren and her family and the dififioulties they were then eausing
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when her brother, mus Fm11s,=n@e_ be in meraage; llnsiachueettse
mm mus did arrive, both he and in. rmxmum name the neerscn
heme to melee hie presence in cambridge known to the DEUTSCIIB. Hrs» '
mnmam insisted '1-ma-._ eh never met xsunxn eemecn before em. She
noted she ma we za-Q. nmscn through mm: friends; 1.6., the
eneeonr nocnnrs and because the nocxnms, the neuescns and the
nexlsrsrmm ell ma children in the sum» em School, CembridguQ . - _~ ._ -. - '_. _ __ _ .
The day following KI.-IDS and KRISTEI-s visit to the DEUTSCH hone, 111'!
DEUTSCH called upon the LLEIHEIKNS and invited KIAUS FEES te the
DEUTBCH heme for dinner. Hrs. Il¬EIJia.U stated KLAUS 6_°00p'|59d this
invitation and went to the DEUTSCH heme unaccompanied by either Lir. -or re-a. zmxneweu * , _ - _ . '
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instance cf her husband, she does possess sufficient descriptive data
concerning DEUISCH so that there is no doubt that it is I!:'£RTIlI _. '1
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Ike, EEIHEMJW stated that she had heard, -from sources net new remembered,
in Lpril 1942 that her brother K11-.135 was interned as e. German Enemy
Alien in e camp in Canada. She stated that ELLIS FIDHS Ins so interned
for approximately one year. Bhe discussed FUCHS internment with the
UEHDELL FURRYS who advised that they had a brother-in-law in Canada,
and that they would write and have the brother-in-law contact R1-i..US
FIIJIIB._ This brother-in-law was men not known to her but he is new
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year of her brother-s internment she sent him cigarettes and beaks
directly and not through any intermediary. -She asserted that "she had
received but 315' letter from KIAUS during his year '0! internxilent inCanada", - ' ' » - ¢ -1-." --.' ' "l '
In the summer of 1947 Hrs. HEII-II-HAN has a din recollectien that she -e
not IIALPERIN, .'W1fO of ISRLEL II£|.LP.;RIN. She can recall en the
occasion of em; meeting mat HA1-PERIH;vias concerned-nFeuIt_ her husband's
xture employment, Ike. I1'EI?.1Ei.R_ does not associate HLLPJRIN with
FLCIIB in any way and does not believe that FUCIB met ZERY IIi=.LPl=-RIH while
in Cambridge er even knew ct EQRY presence in Cambridge at
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_ Hrs. HE REHAB stated that appro sntely three weeks before KLAUS RIDES
'. arrived in ambridge in Feb_rue.ry,- l94=5, an uni_dentii'ied chemist celled
at her home and inquired as to whether or not her brother KINJB FUCHS
had arrived. Ibis unlmown subject introduced himself to IRIBTEL as - =-
a chemist who had worlced with KLAIIS FUCHS. ERISTEL is hnder the "
impression that the unknown subject had iorbed with FUSES at I-cs Alamos
but detailed questioning revealed that there is no basis new known --
to her for this assumption, _ The unknown subject visited with KRIBTEL
and her ohildrenand she gave. him lunch, Bhe advised him of the . ' .
approximate time of her brother's arrival in Cambridge, ilassachusetts.
IRISTEL HEIHBHAN stated there was no one at her home exoe ting the
children and the unknown s ' o c on - "-1 ~"~<~
On the second day of KIAUS N038 visit to the HEIIIEIIHI homeein ._ '- 4
February, 1945 the same unknown subject again rang her doorbell. The
unknown subject and KLLUS FUCHS spent approximately fifteen minutes
in her living room, She was present but did not listen to their e
conversation and hcr only opinion new is that they-were apparently not "
wellaacquainted with one another, The unknown subject on this occasion .
brought candy for the 1lEI}1EIiaN children and a book, to her best _
recollection, entitled Mrs. Palmer's Honey" for her. Bhe does not "
know whether the chemist received anything from I-UCIIS or gave anything
to FUD, '_He was gain apparently between trains and left shortly after
hi - ' ~' ~74u"e c t-e - I__ . ..
Sometime in the following fem months this sane unknown subject again
stopped at her home and again made inquiry as to when KIAUB FIDHS might
visit her. She had no knowledge of an impending visit, " She again gave
the tmknowu subject lunch. KRISEIEL stated on this third visit only -. 92
she, her chil_dren'and the unknown subject were present for lunch. ERISTEL '
has a dim recollection on this third visit her husband, ROBERT nnmnnn. -may have met this nan as th_o._1,a11giown__subjectl loft the IIEINEHAH hcmi. '.: "'.§.;~ . .-_ . 0 v
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_ __ Hrs. mnunnm described the one lIJ.'bj60l2 h_|§_ic1lows:
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have been closely associated with subject FUCHS at Ins Alcmos, None-
et them were in any way familiar to her, so she said. Specically,
hero it can to noted, she claimed to have no prior knowledge or
familiarity with the names of ms BET!-IE and nceanr Manama. It is "
notodfthat the name VICTOR l"iEISSKOPF_Ias associated by her with a
meeting of students of German originheld prior to World Var II '
at the Parker House Hotel in Boston, She described this IEISSKOPF as
a Czechoslovakian who had addressed this meeting and who was then
affiliated in some capacity faith Harvard University. It is acted that
none of these descriptive notes would appear to have any application
to the VICTOR WEISSKOPF who was associated with subject !{I.£.US FUCHS at
Les I-lamos and who is new a faculty member at liassachusotts Institute
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The interrogation of ICIIBTEL FUCHS IIE1I1*1E1.ihII and ROBERT BLOCH HEINEMAN;
set forth above, has provided the identities of at least some of their
associates at ucmbridge, Massachusetts. The following represents a
summary oi available infcr1_nation_conoerning'oach contained in the filesof the Boston Division, ' ' ' "A ' p '
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MARTIN DEUTSCH was horn inlvienna, Austria, on Janw.u'y'29,- 1917, '_the_
son oi FELIX and HELENE DEUTSCH. His £'ather_Ia.s a native of 41-u.st.ria
and his nether, a native of Poland. Both are new citizens of the
United btates and EARTIN new-sea was naturalized under Certificate
#'i929393 at Boston, lb-ssaelnisetts, on February 3, 1941. Prior to _-
1959, EMRTIH DEUTSCH resided with his parents at G4 Larchwood Drive,
uambridgc, From 1939 to 1944, DEUTSCH resided at 61 Garfield street"
in Gambridge; Prom 1944 to 1946, he was at Les l92»lamos,_ic:_:as.. His
current address is as Buckingham 3treet; °mma;¢,. Massachusetts, and
has been suoh since his return from Les -u-lanes; The exact date that
his tenaney began at B6 Buckingham Street is not !mown,. -
eemrsca attended uhssachusetts Institute oi. Technology at fumhridger
from 1935 to 3,941 andhe holds the degrees of Bachelofif $eieneo
and Doctor oi Philoseplw from this institution,. 92.
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_ - . - 1956 on taoation and again visited liexioo from January through Foliruary,
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- -Ho 1! mrriod to EUSAITIIE DEUTBCH and had "a child LAIIREIBE PHER .
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IBADORE AHDUR "Ice born January 24, 1910 ct Pittcbtwgh, Pennsy1Yl_nii--
He 1; en Lgceoiete Professor cf Hweicnl Chemistry at lhaeeehueette
Institute cf Technology, Ueznbridge, llaseeohueettcg AJDUR reeidesilith
51- jife mos AJDUR gt 24 Becrenaento Street, cum-aaga. "nm-mg World
Her _II Ai.4D'[I_{ was engaged in highly con.fidentic1_1|crk enfthe HE!Project ct Massachusetts Institute or Technology. . _ " 1 _ - .
charges resulting rom the allegations of IGOR GUZENKO. V ' ~. . | 1 u _,-' ' - -'-_ F __'
Beaten T-4, of known reliability, has identified A1iD92'J'R as" e member of
the Tienry Thoreau Professional! Branch in Gembridge in 1946 and hie
wife ALICE cc e member of the Cambridge Branch in the lame year,4. . '. 92 - .
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Communist activities on the part of AMII]R__er-his wife, -*- _ -
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women wvmson was born et tyne, re-mmeewi, -on legun 11, 1912.
Hrreceived e. Bachelor c£_3cience degree in 1935 and e I-hater e.f.5cience
degree in 1954 and e Uoetor of Science in 1935, all at the I-iaceeehueetts
Institute or Techno1egy,- _Be hes'e.1ee done graduate work ct Qcmbridge -
university in Iinglcnd end ct Princeton Univerlity, - ', ._ .. ' ' E. _ -
He mm-ate. zmeoem L. mvmson at Brook1yn,_ New York,'cn April 11,
1936. During the war years IEVINSOII lac engaged in research work ct
Lhecechusette Inetite of Technologr, which cork web _b6ing performed
under contract with the United 5te.'b_6l ernv Air Corps. -' Be has been A
einoe his grcduetion from E'.!I'I' affiliated with the Institute in one
capacity or another in the Department or Mathematics, He-_-in currently
Associate Professor of Methcmctice and is currently residing ct 62
Clerk Rood, B:-ooklinc, Hccccehueetts. V ' ' ' '1 '. #5. °- --; - . . '- - I 1- '.o- ' .' A - '
Confidential Interment "r-4. has i<1enti£ie'd mmzsoe as Q amber of the
Henry Thoreau Branch of the Qlomuunist Pcrty in 1944. *4
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e rmxrbzu mm: max was born at ems;-11mm, Indiana, February la,-
1907; Bo is the con of JOHN EEIIIK end E-FFIE E. FERRY, _ _ j '
received en'AB degree from De Pcwi University in 192B,- ea. Hester
oi Arts from the University of Illinois in 1930 and e. _1_=h.D from the »
some school in 1932. '1 _ ; W T" ~. - '
"On December 2'1, 19:1. at Rockford, 111mm, he married ELIZABETH -
JOSEPHINE WDEYQ It can be lwted that ':.I£92RY BHDEY married. ISRAELIELPERIH, referreglto here:I.n;"_ -_-. __ V ' " .. '- "
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- FURRY woe a Felloiv at the University of Illinois from 1928 to 1952 end
c. Tutor at the California Institute of-Technology from 1932 to 1934."
Since "i934he has been associated with the Physics Department of _'
- Harvard University. H18 current ro.nk_ in this.doportment is Associate .
Professor of Plqrsicss. alt this moment FURRY is on an exchange pro£e'eacr-'-
ship in physics ct the Royal Intitute at Copenhagen, Peignork, c .
man! hcftmveled extensively in migiéna, isms; é¢mas.nh+1n'md
, - ~ Soviet Union, His current address :l.s1'!_>Fros_t Road, Belmont, .tliossuohusotts V ' t 'I. _=_ I. - 9 _ _ ,
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Boston 1-4 has a'_member of the _HEHR_ Y Bruno. Ii
' of the comm.miet.oPartyrc.s of I945, - 3 < ' - I
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IHBQDORE ERNST VELTFORT, JR was born at 0onbridge,' Lhssnchueotee, n . g
on February 23, 1915. Be etudiod at Princeton University, majoring
in engineering and physics for two yenre and at Bwethncre, majoring
in physics for a year and c. half. He mt his preeent qua while
- ' . H -I"s> . -ks indicated e.heve,J1e you in Spain cs a member of the Ahraham Lincoln
Brigade in 195149: . In 193a-193,9 he ma" the girl who became his
-wife were ltudying together at Columbia University and they else studied _
', together at brinceton University in ue simmer of 1940, t - 1 3-,
vemeom served in the United States Henry, xsn 403-90-84, from hp:-11,
194:1 ho July, 1941, Be eerved in the United States irons from £.|.xgust_
27, 1942 through Doceiaber 15, 1945. Hia,&i-my BerinJ._1iuui>er was 110-
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- at 18 Lcu-chwood Drive. He changed thin address sometime in i945'te
h B Lfercer Circle, On Lin-ch 19, 1946 he moved to the eet Genet._ - - - ' . | . II . '
_ VELIFDR'l3's father in the oi: the Brass and Copper Reseerch -
. Association and is further general secretory of the Brace and copper
égseocinticn, both of York City. _ ' _ i
tr--:i'~ i Amtrronw en sefmmbezf 14, 1941-M; cmi»-iage, i.hesoch1ieotte,'mo.rriod' ,b"|D
BELE5-IE_1.3,,1qI;m11E RIQIK, e. notiveet Fianna, hem-iq. _ - . ' - _.4 4 > -¢ -92. - . < "-.1 '
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by cleiminge prior intent to mo.rry,.wh:1ch established _e dependent -"
. etntue. ixmong these filing -letters in hie behalf was one BERRY LELAND ' ': . t. _ _ . _ _ _ .. ., ,.
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New Jersey, who subsequently was identified by T-4 in 194§ as a.
member oi the communist Party in Cambridge, liassaohusetts. OHRKE
JIBB also a contact of ISRAEL HLLPERIH. ' - ' r - _
The 5an Francisco Division has advised that TEIEFORT is currently
attendin Stanford University a't Pale Alto, California, under the GIB111 Of _ElglI-158;" Jan Francisco further advised that in 1948 YELTFORT
he-d' apparently given consideration to establishing a short-vlavo receiver
in order to receive messages fromfone AHIH» LOUISE STRONG at Ycnan,
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There is no current information re1lecting'that 'lEL'H'OR'! is now. . '
affiliated with the Cormunist Party} i - ~ . e _ _
:1; is noted um-. the imznsnaus are both timer the iazgressionlthat -' ~
TELTFORI is related in some fashion to MARTIN DLUT5GH,l
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ISRAEL HELPHRIN was born January '5, 1911, probably in anode. He
attended the University of Toronto, receiving an £3 degree in 1952
and an LIA. in 1933, -lHe then attended Princeton University from which
he received his Ph.D degree in 1936, He Ilil an instructor at Harvard
University in mathematics from ap:-11 12, 1951 to the end of the fall
term, 1959. In mid-s ester, in Jnmiary, 1940, he went to queens Ifniversity, 'Kingston, Ontarim lp92 ' "
HALPERIH was identified as one "amen," an agent working in behalf of
Soviet Intelligence in Canada, by mm suzzmxo, defected code clerk
at the Soviet Embassy at Ottawa, Canada. -As a result of the charges
mode by ctrzsmzo, sanrsam Ias arrested in February, 1945 by the acne
and charged with a violation of the Official secrets _£92.ct.- .I:le was
subsequently acquitted and apparently largely because of the failure
oi Captain -GORDON HIHAH, who was conxioted, to-testify against him;
As indicated above, HELPERIH m1-nee sans won, a |1|ee£- to 1&1.
vemnsm nmnr. -
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HASSLER UIITIIEY was born Liaroh 23, 1907 at Kev! York City. He attended.
high school-at New Haven, Connecticut, and received a Ph,D degree at
Yale University in 1928. Ho then did two years of graduate work at
Harvard University in mathematics. During ho-rld II WHITIIEY was employed
with the Applied Liathematios Group, Division of War Reses.rsh',Ooluni:ia '
University, New York City, ,o.nd through this work reoeiiiid-a dra:
deferment at the behest of the GSRD, - 2 '
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eontrioez Fmnoo Switzomd, Juno, 19-$5 to bngwt, 1,933; Franco,
Ewi.tsor1e.nd,9e_:'no1'qr,¥ USSR'em:1 Englmq, Ju.1y,_1936 to Aogugt, 1955;
Frdnee and 8w1tsor_1and, Jay, 1999- to -92.1s92;§'t, 1999, _ . _
n:1nn;~.'YBog been 'v.9'=¢¢mpqa with Ihpumm of ihthonntiea . 5 r o qntly hold o renkof 1'- -1.-4
.. qt uarveyq 923nivors_§by oinoo 19$ -professor. It is noted he.ndu:-r nth
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Ho 1n£o:_-mont hey been able to place YIHITREY in B310 onmmist Party.
I§Io'pe7er, Boston T-4 identified his wife on o memborvof ue Qomminiat
9o.mfb_r1dge' in 1_9_45 and the lhogaohugetba lagialotivo Committee
imieetigoting e1,;b1_1p§!a_ive activities! 1;; the Gommonwealtlja in 1931
- ojlitobliahocl t_he.t she operator} tho Holyokq Bookshop in Umbridge. EM:
bookshop wo.a_ d.e9no_.o._ed by tho; qexne oqmmittoe no an outlet tor_-ommunist
Pm-I,-y 1_:l_.tera_ture" gn Q5n;b1f.i_,_dg_e_ mo. it .19 tun-haw noted awn ROBERT
HEIIITJHQI hos nd_:;1j_tted_ aft:&e_n;1§i_;_1g_mo_oting'|;s, of the Young corzumniat League
at this eqtahliqhmoitl lpoolgghop is Longer in operation, '
.'lE,£1II.'5Y,_'o.oeo:-c1;'.:;g' to ougropt tologhono dirootory, in currently _
télidins =.~=_ the h'o=§._ Hqrvu-rd,-teivoxuity. ccmbriogo, rieumhmeirtm.
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1-_nd;I.,ou.,ted_ a.oov,o_,"_ 19- o Pr-o4£_e_a-ear of"B.iO1ogy at Harvard
U:;§1v:erait'y,_ °a.nh;'.i_dgo, 1-_l&IB£92Oh921l0fCfliBq92 GEORGE to lcnom; to have ' .
boon, o 'a_;z.1_5soribe_:; "Bo:1_o_ng_e ant! §oo1otyf,_ »- a. -1ée::z1st'pub11oe.E-ion, '
o.n_ of i?.QQ§_JI_'I!92?0?.; 2_,_ 1Q;5_6._ was oootaoted by Bureau. agents inFe'inj_v.i_ary_,_' e_o_noor_ni_ng the Bostongmphridge Branch of the omorioon '
Aaaooiatioo q£_ §e:i,o¢n_ii.4;i,c__92iorJz_<a_Iis. refused jto provide any information
concerning ggoup booo_u_so,_ i.:;,h:_ls_-opi;1i.,o;z,_.tho-ergoniaottoimwma-.not "!?""'°1fI..11é.k 9 .. '.- " " - .- ,
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PEHIJL-J-T016 HIERRDIG, identified above, has been reported as the cponeor
for AMER HISS when tho latter person joined. the Harvard club of Howl
York 31t':y' on hp:-11 1., 1947. There 1: no other information available
concerning him in the files of this division, - ._ _
The following contacts of the IIEIIE1-1&8 were checked through jbhe
indioes of tho Boston ivision, with negative results: TIILJ.-IAH
BTEFFIJVELLI, J05EP'H RIJ.'»'ICUf| L131». G11-IEY, ERG1s3ET5PE1mER; HENRY
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Confidential InfoI"mD.n'b T-'8 advised that the HEIHEHLHS meitrtein It
telephone listing under the number Trewbridge 6-0270', _ ' -'
On October 5', 1949 e tcli cell was plowed to the United State! Pen
Office at Gloucester, Liaacaehusettei _ -
On November 5, 1949 to Worcester, Heaaeehucette} 9-44921 listed to
1. J. TRAVERS, 100 Longaccdow Reed, Ibreeltcr! " _ 9. _
cu December 21, -1949 to New Benifordj Massachusetts, 8-1271 listed
to the Tottingey and Bee Cabinet _Compnngr] " _ , - .
n Jenuery a, 1950 e toll eali wee placed to Wercelter 9-4942 1-itcd
to IIARRY HEISHAN, 23 Boxwood t1"eet, Uorceeter; Haisechunette!
Hail coverage reflects that ROBERT IIEIIJHEAIJ received e letter from bii
father-in-low in the Soviet Zone of Germany on October 12, 1949; _
ROBERT EEIHEMAN received letters from his father G, B. HEINEMQNH at
Golden each, Florida, postmarked October 8-O; Hovenber 2; November 13,-
end November 50, 1949 A . - 9
ROBERIT HEINEHBN also received e Ietter poetmerloed November 22, 1949
from the Quaker Uorkshop, Berlin, Milccleanco Kirchmeg - 2'3, Germany.
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Similarly, a photograph of WOLLAN was exhibited to _K_RIS'l'EL 1". HEIHEHAN
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tron EHIL FUCHS to his daughter EISTEL BEIREIEEJI urea
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Two letters contained in one envelope from KLLUS FREE to KRISTEL 9
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August 18, 1941. The aeeond is handwritten and is dated December
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handwriting, handprinting end. typeuriting specimen: of the personacl. A - ._
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and eheuld be returned for the eompietion of his 1_i1ea,whon tHoy_ho.vo
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During the early stages of this investigation, after the arrestof Fuchs, the Director instructed by routing slip as follows;II think we should send memo to Souers and LG re any new -developments other than confidential unconcluded leads] in ~
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In accordance with this instruction, there are attached lettersto Rear Admiral sousrs and the Attorney General, setting forthFuchs identification oi certain persons implicated to a limitedextent in his espionage activities abroad, and incorpox-ating'a
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me of these persons, Jnrgenikuczinski, is knovm to have beenattached to Berlin University, rlin, Germany, during 191,9. Another _of these individuals, Vassili V%oukhomline, Paris, France, was thesubject of an inquiry by CIA, in September, 1949, and it is presumed, ' .therefore, that CIA may have an active investigation concerning him. 'In vie! oi this, there also are attached identical letters to CIA andAx-my Intelligence. ,_ . . . _,,,_e . :
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During interviews by Agmts oi the Boston
the sister of mobs,Office Iith
surname th
began Rob! and his first nale was likely. to be Joseph or Josete
Heineuan later reoalled that this individnalh name was possibly, but not _'
probably, Robbins, Roberts or B-obinaone ._ '
" t Iorking from this information, a photograph "of Joseph lrnold Robbins '
was secured by the New York Field Division and was submitted to ae Boston Division __for display to the Heinemans. The Beinemans failed to News the photograph,
a copy or which is attached hereto for your inrornaizlone _ s photograph no alsosent to Ir. Ginpernanin 1.eeaee,1.e order um. 11. night Qj921ep1eyee through as-.IhitsontoFnoha,,on February 23, 1950- g _ g Q e '-L __ _ -_ '- n
- - * L cheek i being made of Bureau files regarding_Robbinse However, it
appears at first shook that there is little information oonoerning Robbins.
h February 16, 1950, s teletype was sent by the Bureau to the New Iort, Bostonand Iaehington Field Offices, tmeting that a photograph and description beobtained ilnediately of Joaeph%Bobbins, 501 Fourteen Avenue, Brooklyn, who
was mentioned in the lies Iork report of llerch 23, 1945, entitled "Gomunist:51 A
_. Infiltration of FLEET; Internal Security - OJ his teletype was the result GI '"-.'92 a check in the Bureau on the information furnished by Robert Heimnam ,_=_e.e . TOP SE1 !- .. - 1+E 4" 3 A call wee iunediately placed to 1ediTe"ITI ' ' "um afternoon _sac mm advised I
Q?"- _ "upon receipt or the possible identiiioationiiit ',-;;_ __ ;~'i_.hat the true name of bbins is Jos trei __ H _ ined from lire John -. ][oBaus1e.n a re 1- e1~.I6' c"ee1-r.'s' u-gt? ?%oEokJJne' T _,' _ e infomation wee given * Robbins in his application for an apartment, The pre _ _ address of Robbins is_ ____o$
l; 5501 Fourteenth Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. His telephoildrmmbneli is edney_;' llleeeer the name Of-tleph Robbins at this address. Robbins Iaeemployed at th _"T Sanderson and Po Ocsgugtion Conpamr, 52 Iilliams Street, New York C11? 1' f,Elm J 19Q' tggtob ¢,;£L?§Z, as _ at He Ie_ Kellogons ction 'E'°"P G '9 Iv '" J5 --' .-3 _ ll. ____ ..- --:2-__, '.- i $2Dale 0LDecl_as " .l0Il !ndefi_1_&1 ';-o3EPl?£'i:,'£ I if 1; 7 d 2Me » mm _. APR 1i'T950 ,-Z
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A - Elbe exact work performed by the above companies is not known at this timeunless otherwise indicated above. '1he present employment of Bobbins _is not knownby the New York Office. ' - _
- Robbins received s Bachelor's Degree in civil engineering in February,1941 from City College of New York. His description is given by the New IorkOffice as age 3!. born February 3, 1916 in Brooklyn, New York!; height 5'9" or5'10"; weight 16/. to 1'75 pound-B; was blue; and hair brown. '1he photographin question was secured from George G. Sharpe, one of the mployers mentionedabove and was taken in June, 1943. ihere i no record in the New York indices
' on the name Joseph Hegenstreich.
ACTION: __ -- _
. fl l ' The following iristructione were given to the New York Office for immediatet and intensive investigative attention: '
.! Secure an up-to-date photograph of subject and forward copies to the -Bureau and Boston for further identification purposes; '
! llake an immediate survey to see whether a technical surveillance can
be placed; ' V
92 ! Place a nail sew: '1 . - ~ tor stew! Institute an immediate discreet phyucél surveillance to determine hsubject's activities, associates and contacts. Bearing in mind that unsubcould normally be apprehensive over the publicity, attention should be paito whether he is -ntt.§__, '55 1; lg! sggfgg? t h
! Imediately ascertain the subject's present mployment; end, Q
! lake every effort to ascertainAbraham Brothnan and others who, according
L |. I . .':_.._il' - The vital importance of affording thisd case immedinte attention was" impressed on the lien York Office. - " - _,_ . L _ __
" l ' is stated above, a complete checkof the Bureau is being made On ' f Joseph Arnold Robbins and on the name, Joseph Regenstreich. Any leads developed Jtherefrom will be furnished to the field at once for imediate attention. '. H Q I I Nu . P__2m_ WP
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V an-; Glenn Bethel of on-...., min at 11:35 1.-. and advised_ dent an aiticle oaptionod Spy Probe mm nr. Fuchs" appeared in the -
Evening Jeumal an April 6, 1950. his article, the enbetanoe of
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transmitting atomic eecrete to the Rulaiane, appeared in the notebookiitkéone oi the nan examined in the Canadian eapicnage inveetigatian in19 e . _ I
IFlt appeared the Canadian anthoritiee had intervened to correct
etatenenta nede in the United Kingdom that Britieh_3eou.rity Services
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