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lhy 28, 1950, under the -Bapiomge Gonepireoy statute, Beotion 84, Iitle 60, U80» an indinrhent under the lune eeotion In returned by a' Federal Grendduay in the 'Eastern Dietriot of lee York on June 10, 1950. On July 20, 1950, Gold appeared before Judge Jame P. I06:-enery in Philadelphia, end "under - .-_ _,Rule 20 or the Federal Rulee oi Procedure requeeted that he not be _- ' 'rmoved and pled guilty to the ll overt eote enumerated in the indio
Qat- _A pro-eentenoe inreetigetion by the Probation Otfioe wee ordered by Judge - Hlodrenery. Plane et the preeent time u-e to the etfeot that the-eentenoingof Gold '__ 1:111 an pm» during up early pert e!'8eptueber, 1950. During '_the period einoe hie erreet Gold hae been extensively interviewed end In , 'been round to be oooperetive, although he hae et tinee ritlaeld ini'orn- letion, only 1D1IIlltOIl:_Qt e later dete that he had lied on a previ Q V oooeeion.@ -I4;/. 1. ._ _ _ y . _ Q ~ '1;-." . ' . 3 ,. " ' ' J"-'-' _ ' - ' ' A - -. --,. -.. ;--"-_-25'. ' .-f J; M H -'.ii 111-'; REC05El5 |£i5- y? ' 9 L
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Alfred lack was arrested in Syracuse, New Iork, cn June 15, 1950,on the basis of the complaint filed before the U. 3. District Judge, EasternDistrict of iennessee. He was cha ed with therg violaticn of Sec. 34, Zitle 50, use 946 edition! in that he ccnspired, etc., with Harry Gold andHi ma Ic Roe, alias Sam, etc., to violate Subsection e! of Sec. 32, tleS0, USO. Slack was arraigned before the U. S. Commissioner at Syracuse,New Iork, at 9:15 1.1!. on June 15, 1950. he U. S. Attorney was present'at the arraigmaent and obtained from Slack a waiver of removal. Slackwas than turned over to the U. S. llarsha1.&ZL! _
ha June 20, 1950,-ack Ins removed from Raw York to Knotville,Ibmelsee. He was indicted by a Federal Grand Jury at Ch-eeneville, Ibmeasse,on September l, 1950. Attorneys appointed by the Federal Judge in theEgatern-District of ilbnnessee stated that they ccntenplated having Slack dp ea guilty in the event that the Government has a st:-mg case against himvc!1 V1b=-ah-=@"B_r~=w=:-= ='1¢,!_1'i=_== le-a=_n*-. - "
lhe activities of lbrahan Brothnan were first hr t to the ~web attenticn of the'FBI in 1945, at the tine Elisabeth lbrrill Bentley aadeher disclosures as" to the
ms of the individuals fro! whm Iii ;industrial information for transmission to the Soviets during ; the period frcn 1940 to 1942. According to Gold, the false statementsconcerning his rslaticnhip with Brothnan mde to the FBI in 1947 andtestified to by himself and Brothnan before the Federal Grand Jury in thesane year were at the, euggeetion and the instance of Brothnan. llirian lloskbl
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Brothnan and Rakes-its appeared before_a Federal Grand Jury in July,1950, at which tin both refused to answer aw pertinent questions concerning -
this matter on the grounds of self-inorinination. in indictment was returned '
again.st Brothnan and Ioskcwits on July 29, 1950', charging then with conspiracy
to obstruct and impede the due administration of justice in violation _of fitle
18, Section 241. they were arrested by the FBI on July 29, 1950, and both.wereheld in default of $25,000 bond. lloskowits was released on August 16, 1950,
after having posted her $25,000 bond. On September l, l950, Brothnan postedhis bond of $35,000 and was released. - 92 - -- - --
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upon the proposed testimorq of Harry Gold. Elisabeth Bentley Iill be able to' n-nish some corroborative evidence in connection with her making arrangcaentsfor the turning of Brothnsn ov;sr to a new Soviet espionage contact whom Bentley
did not know, but who actually was Harry Gold. Some testinoxq of pertinence. _ will be forthcoming based upon the interview of Brothmnn by Special Agents. Itis to be_ pointed out, however, that the Government's oascagainst Brothman andHoskowits is not a strong one.
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Harry Gold admitted in a signed statement dated June 2, 1950, that he_ originally was initiated into Soviet espionage activity by Thomas L. Black, a_ chemist, in the Spring or Sumner of l935. Black, at that tine, asked Gold if _he could get information from the Pennsylvania Sugar Compaq in Philadelphia 4relative to processes used by that oompaw. Black explained that he was in contactwith a Russian at the imtorg Trading Corporatton in New York City and that he, .5Black, had been giving chemical processes of he Hational Oil Products Company tohis Soviet onsge contact. Black introduced Gold to Gold's first espionage _ pcontact, PaulEn.92th, who has not been identified to date. Gold denied that Black. ' Yaided hie in s espionage operations from that tine forward except to occasionallylend him money. Black was] first interviewed by Special agents of the Philadelphia QOffice on y Bl, l950. He has been interviewed on numerous occasions since that Zdate. Black Ins a ed booming involved in Soviet espionage in 1934 when he and §a fr-is PeMmn ler, went to the dmtorg Trading Corporation and contacted fGaik B m. t period frcni 1954 to 1947 Black furnished to Ovahinianand subsequent Sovis espionage superiors, including Semen ll. Senenojv, Sregori L.¢, and J<>..I?%=, infornntion concerning the industrial procesj_es- ofvarious companies by hio Black was employed. Black, also at the-Hnstigstion of_hie Soviet 'snperiors, infiltrated the Socialist Iorksrs Party andfuriished to theSoviets information concerning Trotskyite activities. Signed statemeats luvs been ,obtained from Black relative to the above. Ferdinand Heller was first inter-
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" _ _Eh the morning ct ihllie 18, 1950, a neaaorendun was presented to theOrininal Division oi the Department with a request as to their opinion relatdveto prosecuting Black. Ir. James Iclnerney and Ir. Raynond P. Ihearty were ctthe opinion that insufficient intonation was available as ct that tin onwhichto tile clnrges against Black for a violation of the Espionage Statute. Qnusorandmn dated Jnne ac, 1950, Ira Ir. lclnerney the Bureau was again advisedthat sufficient evidence had not been developed to proceed against Black. hiJuly 18, 1950, after additional intonation concerning Black and Heller Ind beenpresented to the Department, they suhnitted a nuorandns stating that the infom-ation which Black had admitted transnitting to tb Soviets after the entry oi theUnited States into the war, SIB! not sufficient to bring his activities withinthe scope of the Ispionage got. By nsnorandun to the Deprtaent dated Joly 20,1950, ue opinion or the Department was solicited regarding the possibility orcha in; Black Br thsa rg , c n, and Gold in a general conspiracy. By memorandum dated
available-evidence on this point to substantiate a prosecution. The investi-gation of Black and Ferdinand Keller is continuing in an effort to develop in-formation on which to base a prosecution oi these individuals. July 81, 1950, the Department advised that there did not appear to be enough
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Brry Gold, on June 1, 1950, furnished information regarding his contactin Jane, 1945, in ilbuquerque,_ New Mexico, with e nan and wife later identifiedthrough investigation as David and Ruth Gre las Geleng s. d paid to David Greenglass $500 on this occasion and in turn received intonation relative to classified___,ch.nical conducted at
in How an interview_adn.it- 6/ ted hisactivity. HI admitted the with and the receipt ofI500. Es also confessed that his espionage activity was at the instigation ofhis brotlnr-in-la Juliw, us Rosenberg. Greenglass was arrested on Jlme 18,. 1950, in New York City based on a complaint filed in ilbuqner ne, Few llexicc, clnrginghim with violation ct the Bapiomge conspiracy Statute ?8eoticn 84, title 50,080!.Following his arraignncnt he was held under Il00,000 hail and he is still in Jailin New York City. Greenglasa was indicted in Santa Fe, New lbzico, on Joly 8,1950, for violation of Section 54, Title 50, U80. - .
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on r the direction oi Julio, Rosenberg, husband of David's sister, Ethel. In ccmprehensive sigzldstatem s, both David and Ruth Gree la dJulia» and ' H J 7I In - Z - seions
o e ionage activity carried on at the instigation and doFS13. ng ss etailed their espionage activities andmade allegations or widespread e isp onage vorh: on the part or Rosenberg. ha:-ilitcher, an employee of the Bureau of Ordnmce, 11.8. Navy Department, iro|'s l9S8untIl"l948, and admittedly _a former GP member, has furnished a signed statementdetailing approximately nine n Rosenberg attempted to- persuadehim to turn over to Rosenberg Jnaterials and drawings handled by Elitcher in hiswork in the Bureau of Ordnance Ra G_ . rry old has furnished a signed statment inwhich he positively identified Rosenberg as being the individual who appearedat a rendezvous in Elmhurst, Long Island, New York on the first Sunday inFebrmry, 1950, which nesting was arranged by Gold's Russia: superiors. Themeeting in tact, however, did not result in any conversation whatsoever betweenGold and Rosenberg. I esti ati' ig on s under may to determine Rosenberg's nove- msnts on that date.@{j' . .
- In their signed ststments dated" July 17, 1950, both David and RuthGreenglass also alleged that shortly after the arrest oi Barry Gold on lay 28,1950, Rosenberg told then they must flee 1:-as the United States via Iezico, andgave then $4,000 in ca: for that purpose. This sun was turned over by Ruth toher brother-in-law, Lsuil92ap.1, who 1.1:», at the direction of Ruth, turned itover to 0. John Rogge, counsel _i'or the Gresnglasses. This sum presently is on_deposit in a How York City bank under Rcgge's name. A aigied statement has beensecured tron a liew York City physician to the effect that in the Spring oi 1950Rosenberg inquired of him as to the requirements for vaccination and innoculationwith respect to travel to lexioc. The physician denies, however, that he everfurnished any certificates to Rosenberg for that purpose. David Greenglass alsoIns alleged that Rosenberg told hin that while employed as Resident CivilianInspector U. 8. Signal Cor s at the Enmas. a Pho n c pany 1 s in How rm: 61 he was able §e'1=.u=. the .»§§i:nP.-0113.1: N22?-5. :11 p1an£.nIn- W. _ Y l _
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».--=~.--- ..- . __.__. _. _. ._Both lhvid and Ruth Greenglaee lave declared that Rosenberg told than "he Iae utilising an apartment in the Greenwich Village eection and another apart-ment in the vicinity of 12th Avenue and Avenue I, both in lee York City, fr 'photographic work in connection with hie eepionage activitiee. lnveetigationdeveloped that the Greenwich Village ape:-bent ie very probably an aparhentlocated at 65 Horton Btreet, of which Alfred Sarant I'll leeeee from October,1948, to January 81, 1950, Saranl: ie a clcee aeeociate of Rosenberg, adaittedlya aenber of the Gcunmiet Political aaeociation in 1948 and 1944, but hae con-eie't"e7ntly denied p.=-:1.1p."e'1'aa iiuor knowledge of eepionage, although adaittingthat on one oocaeicn Rosenberg 'propoeitiomd' hin. It ie believed that theother aparinent allegedly mentioned by Roeenberg ie located at 181 Beet 7th "Btreet} although utility and landlord: recorde do not reflect Roeenbergletenancy there, the Buperintendentw rife hae identified hin ea rceiding there"for a fee nonthe in 1948. It-also hae been that Vivian Gpresent
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. M the preeentation cf the facte concerning Roeenberg to the OrinimlDivision of the Departnent, an authorized complaint urea filed in the SouthernDietrict of Her York on l1Jtly , 1950, charging Roeenberg rith violation of theElpionege Gcnepiracy Statute. He vae arrested that day by Bureau igente andhae been held in jail in default of #100,000 bail on hie plea of not guilty.in authorized complaint Irae filed in the Southern Dietrict of Ice York on ghtll, 1950, clnrging Ethel Rosenberg with a violation of the Bepionage GonepiraoyStatute. She no arreeted by Bureau igente that d and 'ay on her plea of not guilty eae rcmnded to Jail in default of $100,000 bail. On the ocoaaion bf her
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,_, _ lh August 11, 1950, e Grsn! Jury in ee Bouthern Distriot of letY returned en indiehent oherging Ethel end Julius Rosenberg end iintoli " "i?-_Ke_k0___1j._g! with violetions of Section 54, Title, 50, U90 948 edition-Foth Rosenbergs were erreipiefon August 25, 1960, end on their plees of notguilty were remanded to custody in defeult of 00,000 beile Tb Dietriot -Judge ordered thet ell notions in oonneotion with the proceed 'e be filed by September as, 1ss0, st which tins he 1:111 fix e :1-1.1 detef@. _ '
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Bobell feilsd to return to work on Junelld, 1000, the dey oferreet of Devid Greengless in ROI York City. He end his family left llew York _by Anerioen Airlines on June 22, 1950, for lbzioo City, bzioo Afte hi
e I I - errive there he hid out in the rooming house section of thet oity under thee I Welter, until the dete of his loo ti ths on rough Bureeu getion £2 his eot by the lezioen Security Police on August_,1._6_ l9 d hisfunily were deported to Laredo, Tens, on August 18, 1950,-":.*8obell wee erreetedend erreigned on the some day before the U. Be 0u:nnisei0ner_in'Le.nedc, foxes,1 on the besis of the federel oonpleint and wu-'re.nt issued in Iew York llity-'onAugust s, 1900, em-51o; him 1-we conspiring nun Julius Rolenber at oo|mit'
8 . espionage in violation of Section $21 of title 50, 1180- Be waived reeo-rel end wee leced in thep "custody of the U. Be-Isrohel in defeult of #100,000 bonde Be~ wee removed to the Bouthern District of Her York on Lugtnt 23, l950e lJpo:|Lerreign-nent in theSouthern District of New York on August 24, 1950, his heering wee lit for Septclnber 1s, 1oa0, end his bond of $100,000 wee continued. :0 g.
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By nemorandun dated august 14, 1950, the attention or the CriminalDivieion of the Department wae directed to the tact that during the oouree of hi 1e up oynent by the Bureau oi Ordnanoe, Navy Department, Elitoher on twooooaeione etated in writing under oath that he wee not a lember of my Oowauuniatorganization or of up political party or organization advocating the overthrow Aof the Government. It wae pointed out to the Department that Blitoher hae newadmitted Conlalmiet P h_ arty nee erehip tron 1939 to 1948, and a proaeoutive opinionon the baeie of Elitoher'e talee etatenaenta wae requeeted- By lIl01lndIIl datedAnguat 21, 1950, the Criminal mviaion advieed that it ia preeuned that both ofthe falee atfidavite executed by Elitoher were mde in the Diatriot 1' 0
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an apartment at" 65 llcrton Btreet, Greenwich Village, Iew York City, was rented _under tin name of sin-so Sarant from 194: until January, 1950. Iillien Perly has admitted that In occupied this aparianent in 1946 and 1947 while attendingColumbia University, and paid the rent thereon to Sarant until sanction in 1948.The Superintendent of this apartment advised the apartment was sparsely furnished,and that there was a metal top kitchen table in the living roam with a photo-flccd bulb and reflector arranged to cast a beam of light directly on the table.He identified Perl as having been. inihis apartment as late as January, l950. R!
Perl, who presently is enplcyo as an engineer for the llational AdvisoryCosmittee for Aeronautics at Cleve an Ohio, was interviewed and admitted ~ecquaintanoe with Is: Blitoher, Joe r, and Alfred Sarant, but denied knowingRosenberg and Bidcrovich. On a subs qusnt interview on July 2?, 1950, he admitted- tint on July 23, 1950, Vivian Glasman, fcrner paramour of Joel Barr, contactedhim at his apartment, gave hiui instructions as to leaving the country by way ofliszico-, and offered bin some money to use for his flight. He denied any know-. ledge as to the purpose of this contact and claimed he refused the money. Thisinformation was substantially verified by Vivian Glaseman, who stated her in-structions to so contact and advise Perl were received by her from a strenger. Z ,!
Perl appeared before the Federal Grand J2-y in New York City onAugust l8, 1950, at which tins he testified as to the sane information he had .previously furnished to the FBI. Be specifically denied knowledge or acquaintancewith llichsel and Anne Sidorcvich of Cleveland. Robert Pfleger, an apparentlyreliable resident of Cleveland, Ohio, informed Agents and testified before theGrand Jury that Perl was in the company of Anne and Michael Sidorovich when hesold the latter persons an automobile in July, l94B. jlt is contemplated thatPerl will be recalled before the Federal Grand Jury on or about September-Q,1950 when he returns t H Y , o ew ork C_ity. He will be again questioned concerninghis relationship with we Sidorov-ichs as a basis for c siblp s e prosecution under the Perjury snout. 1,1, "
It has been learned that Perl is resigning his position with the~liCAand leaving tint organisation in the early part of September, 1950.1 lie is lovingto New York City where he is to take a position on the faculty of QolunbiiUniversity. Investigation i reeentl be 'y ing conducted to verify Perl's reported plans to change employnentkgj ' -
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Iiclnel Bidorovich was interviewed on duly 2d l95 l. He adnittcd 'activity in the Young Cwmniist League in How m-1; ¢11=y'1n 19:5 19 e_ or 8 andadmitted fighting as part of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade in Spain. He admittedknow Ring oeenbcrg and David Greenglaas. He denied ever having been active inSoviet espionage at the instigation of Julius Rosenberg or anyone else. Heand his wire, Anne Bidcrcvioh, denied knowing William Perl. A lmnorandnn wassubmitted to the Criminal lllvision of the Deperiznent on August 2, 1950, settingforth the above facts. A memorandum in reply was re i ed Aca v on ugust 14, 1950, aetting out tint available_in:tornntion indicated the participation oi Iclaeland Anne Bid iorovioh in espionage activities, but that proof was lacking toestablish his participation in an eepionage conspiracy or to warrant ed!prosecution tor espionage in the absence oi evidence ct "such activity.92g¢!
llicheel and Anne Bidorcvich were subpoenaed to agaear before theFederal Grand Jury in Hie Southern District ct New York on August 80, 1950.1-hey were questioned as to their being acquainted with Iillisu Perl and bothdenied knowing hi; or that he acoenpanied than when Huey purchased an autonobileduring 1948. Robert Prleger, the car salesman in Olevelani who had sold th'e-antozaobile to the Sidoroviches, then testified before the Grand Jury concern.ing_Perl being in the company of Anne and Iiohael Bidororioh when thi lds car nae _so . The Uese1t|iO!'ll-Of in the southern District of Iew York is considering proaecutiveaction on r chapc Jury rges against both William Perl and Iichael id-OI'OV1Ohe Thein tives gation is continui in an effort to link, through other erideme, .Pcrland the 8idorovichas.QJ8 . -
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Vivian Slaesnan has been taken bei'ore.the Federal Grand Jury in llewYork City on several occasions, but has been uncooperative. Glaesman's attorney,Herbert Burstein, has been negotiating with U. S. Attorney Seypol for G1assnan'scooperation with_the Government. On September 1, 1950, Assistant U. S. Attorneyllyles Lane informed the New York Office that Ir. Burstein Ind telephcnicallyadvised him that he has made some progress with Glassman, and that she is inclinedto cooperate in endesvcring to identify the stranger who gave her the money togive to Perl in Cleveland. llr. Burstein informd Hr. Lane that he would bringGlaasman to Kr. Lane's office on September 6, 1950, for a conference. In-. Laneinformed the New York Office that if he decides to bring Glassnan before theGrand Jury, her appearance will not be scheduled until September ll, 19S0. Z¢! _
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- During the investigation to locate the aparhent in the GreenwichVillage ection of New York City allegedly used by Rosenberg for photographicwork in connection with his espionage activities, it was ascertained that --Saraut was the .1essee of an apartment at S5 lbrton Street, in the GreenwichVillage section, from October, 1948, to January S1, 1960. Sarant has adlittedconsiderable interest and proficiency in photography, and the Superintendentsof the building at 65 Iorton Street have stated that Sarant'e apartent, which 9was very sparsely furnished, formerly contained a considerable quantity ci"t6o1sand appeared to have been utilized in part for photography. Sarant, however, 'has maintained that the only photographic work done in the apartment to hisknowledge was personal photography in which he engaged. It is noted thatalthough Sarant held the lease on this apart-sent until 1950, he h:l.nsel.f halresided in Ithaca, New York, since 1946, and the apartment has been occupiedat various tines by Joel Barr and Killian Perl. '
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. =- _ Binee the inter-viers of Barant commenced the -- by Albaxq Divl sicn on July 19, 1950, his activities have been spot checked. On Jhly 26, 1950, heleft his residence in Ithaca, lee York, where he is self-enployed as a paintingand building contractor, and vent to visit relatives in In York City and LangIsland, oste ibly on week's vacation. In New York City he was Joined by Ce:-cl, I'if:i"'_I. Bm M, and on Lug-uet 4, 1950, they departed via "-"Y- arant's automobile for son, Arizona. The Barents and lhytons are next.-doorneighbors in Ithaca. Ch August 8, 1950, Bsrant and Dayton were driven fromTucson to Hermosillo, Iexieo, by e. relative of Dayton, it being notedBarant disposed of his 'antos_ucbile in Tucson, mgr legal Attache in lbtiecCity has determined that Sarant and Ire. Ihyton, raveling as Ir. and ks.Dayton, arrived in Gmynas, lead.-co, on August 10th. It is to be noted that Ire.Dayton secured vioito:-s' permits at the Mexican Consulate in meson for herselfand Ba:-ant, securing 8arant's under the name of her husband. They departed fromGuaynas by sir for Guadalajara on August 12, 1950, and on the following day left by bus or llexico iiity Our 1-e cl Atta he. g c is currently attqepting to locate then in llexicoglae facts developed to date concerning Sarent have been furnished to the Cr l Diviei fon o the Departuent for a prcsecutive opinion, but none hasbeen received to date, and accordingly there is no process outstanding for Ba:-ant.
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All information set forth below, as having been furnished by the I subject upon interview, has been furnished to Special Agents CHARLTON C.McS!~IAIN and the writer. SLACK, during the interviews as indicated,furnished the following information pertaining to:
A, HARRY GOLD .
The subject was interviewed on August 1,, 1950, and furnished thefollowing information regarding COLD's visits to Kingsport, Tennessee:
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Knoxville, Tennessee- I hereby make the following statement to Special Agents ROBERT-E. MAPGISON and CHARLTON C F . - . McSI~.AIN, who have identified themselves to meas Special Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
I have been advised that I do not have to make e. statement, thatI have the right to legal counsel, and that any statement made by me canbe used against me in s court of law. No threats or omi ha
pr ses ve been used to induce me to make this statement, and I mks it freely and volun--tarily,
v This statement concerns the visits made to me at Kingsport '1ennessee by an individual known to me as Ma.r-tin", but who I know,now to be in fact Harry Gold.
Martin visited me on three different occasions while I residedin Kingsport, Tennessee. The first visit mas during the summer of 1943,I can be accurate about this date because I know the visit was soon afterGold contacted me in Cincinnati, Ohio, and I have been informed that myemployment records at the Tennessee Eastman Corporation place nw Cincinnatiemployment between January and thy of 1943._
On this first visit in Kingsport, Martin wanted me to furnish _him information concerning the manufacture of RDI, and a sample of RUIZ -_ itself. He seemed to know what was being produced at the Holaton 0rd.nance-Works, where I was employed. I refused to give him anything on this first visit, ' '
Martin returned to Kingsport about three weeks later and rammed at my hclne f bouor a t three hours. I had nothing for him and he became angry
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and threatened expostn-e. I thought that he would publicly denounce me forfurnishing him connzercial inromation from the Eastman-Kodak Company. How- _ever, I an convinced that I finally gave him a general write-up end esample, of my own free will! because of my feeling for Russia as an ally at that time
Some weeks later in the late summer or £3 fell of 1943! Martin"again contacted me at my heme. I had expected that he would be returning,and this time I had the write-up on the roductio f 1p n o cyc o-trymethvlene tri-nitremine and e sample of cyclo-trymethylene tri-nitramine for him " I e ed th itpr par e wr e-up on the manufacturing technique from literatuz-e.onthe subject; literature which I got out of the libc:-cry in Cincinnati. Igot this literature at the time sin-aly because I was curious about thesubject, 1cno1d.ng that I would be returning to HCH soon to assist in itsmanufacture.
I secured the sample of cyclo-try-methylene tri--nitremine forhin in the following manner: I had a pass which permitted me to enteralmost any area in the 30!-.. One of my duties at HOW was, at times, tocheck the degree of nwity of shipments of nitric acid. Semetimes samplesof this nitric were sent to me by other employees in the plant, and onoccasion I would personally go to the division which received the tankcars and obtain e semnle oi nitric acid myself for ret t On_ es ing. e night about 10 or ll o'clock in the evening, I went over to check a doubtfulsample 1 nit o ric acid from e tank car. E-nroute to the tB.'D.:! car I -passedthrough the area where cyclo-trymethylene tri-nitremine was stored. Ipicked up e single hend.f.u1 of this dry cyclo-trynethylene tri-nitrenineand put it in my pocket. After finishing my Job oi getting the samole ofnitric acid I returned to the laboratory and secured e rubber container endplaced the material in the container.
It was this container of cyclo-trymethylene tri-nitramine whichI later mixed with water, that I furnished to I-isrtin.
I can state that no one was in sir-*ht in the area when I securedthis materiel, no one to my knowledge observed me obtain this materieland no one assisted me in securing this samnle of cyclo-tr;methylene_ 'tri-nit:-amine. - "
Each time that Martin visited me in Kingsport he contacted me :- "' at my home at 1100 I-Iidland Drive. I never knew where he stejredlin Kingsport,nor did I ever contact him at any place other than at nnanhome in'__'Ki:1gs§:ort.
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E-Ihen Martin left Kingsnort after this third visit taking vi.. L _ *-h him the write-up and the sample of cycle-trymethylcne tri:nitren:Lne, Inever saw him again.
' I have read this statement, consisting of t}-.~is and one otherpcse and it i_, , s true and accurate, to the best of my knowledge.A . /s/ A. .
I-Iitnessed: -., ' ' -/s/ Robert E. Msrgison,'Spec1T.e1 £gent,FBI, 8/4/50 '/s/ Charlton C. McSwein, Special Agent, F.B.I., Itnmwille, Tenn. 8/4/50"
_ A piece of ocket-sized notebook paper, bearinglseversl addressesone of which " A 1a, 5032 :1. Bcvdenot st., Phi1a., Pa." was located "during s. searc of the subject's residence at Clay New Y k, V or . This paper was displayed .ck, endhe advised that all of the addressee on thecaper were in his itur ing. Relative to the C-OLD address, he informedthat it hed been shed to him by MAZTIN with the comment that it wasthe name of a fr on of MAI-!TI'."S, through when SLACK could contact I~1£.I1|JI.
This ad ess, SLACK first recalled, was furnished to him whilehe was employed at the Eastman Kodak in Rochester, New York, andhe advised that he had used the address only on one occasion, either whilehe had been residing in Webster, New York, or Kingsport, Tennessee. SLACKbelieved that the 'plJl"_=303e of this one letter from him to GOLD was to adviseGOLD that SLACK was moving and was fzrmished to GOLD by SLACK in the hopethat GOLD would no longer attempt to contact him at either Webster orKingsport, whichever the case might have been.
It was pointed out to SLACK that two oi the addressee on the samesheet of paper pertain to individuals at Chattanooga, Tennessee, SLACK -advised that these individuals were men with whom he had worked at Chatta-nooga, Tennessee. SLACK'S attention was directed to the fact that thisChattanooga employment was during 194.2, and the GOID address had obviouslybeen placed on this notebook paper after the Chattanooga addresses hadbeenlisted. SLACK then stated that the GOLD address might have been !1I1'n.tehei'1'to him while he was residing in Cincinnati, Ohio, or in King,-sport, Jennessee
SLACK was steadfast in his statement that he had never MAJ-.TINas GOLD and that he had never seen MARTIN after SLACK hr-.d departed fromKingsport, Tennessee, in 1944.
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SLACK volunteered the information that l1£A.-"TIN, during one of theirinitial meetings, had advised SLACK that, in the event arwone ever questionedSLACK as to how and where he had met E-OLD, SLACK w,-s to state that they hadmade their initial acquaintance at the Distilletions Products Company inRochester. SLACK was not aware as to am; contacts that rem might have hadat -this organization, -
B. LOCAT"lD AT HAIUTY C-OLD R?SID.'iE~TCE
Item 1. A folder entitled "For Filing P.", containing an 1S-page typewrittenreport entitled "Hrnnorarzdun-Report - G. 90 , accompanied by e.graph entitled "Fig. 3, Boiling int -"Pressure Char-ire" use locatedat the home of HARE! COLD. " has advised tlmt this material use'_ furnished to him by ALFP LACK and that SLACK had stated that thematerial had come from He:-was eocs:".n_suP., wnwfb employed at the' E. I. Dupont de Iiamours C-cuzpany at Belle, West"Virginis. SLACKstudied this reoort and the graph and advised that he could notrecall ever having seen this material, which he described as avery complete operating manual on the production oi an Intermediateused in the production of nylon. This material, accordingto SLACK, 1'11»-d in all probability originated from the Duoont Comoany,but SLACK was pbsitive that this mterial hsd never been given tohim by HUYJARD GOCPEZNAUR. '
SLACK said that the printing "For Filing P," on the outside of themanila folder appeared to be his handwriting and that if so, itpr_ebe.bly stood for "For Filing Patents." He then advised, thatbecause of his tentative identification of his handwriting, this -material might have been found by him among the possessions o.f-- ' "RICHARD BRIGGS, which were collected by SLACK after EILGGSH death 'and taken by SLACK to his heme in New York State, He recalled thatthere had been a great many papers and some correspondence amongB?".IGGS' possessions. The majority oi this material SLACK had
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retained. .'1'his cursory examination, according to Sn GK, was done _so rapidly and thenaterial involved was so voluminous, that SLACK,advised he would be unable to recall at this date all of the Intcrial by his:_tro'n BRIGGS! residence at the time _o1' BRIGGS _dI»th.
He could not recall ever having furnished any of the mterial curedfrom BRICKS realdence to G0 but believed that he had tuned "all of this material over R$.' He could not, however, -because of the time which s elapsed, eliminate the possibilitythat some of this material had been turned over by him to GOLD. 1SIACK was definite in the statement that the only mtedal he had
ever received directly from HOWARD GOCHENCIIR was the reporton theproduction of-nylon, which he secured for MID. . '
This item is a manila envelope o _st1mn Kodak Company, Rochester,Ne Yfk, the llOt8L'lO!1, ¢| _O!l H18 flllt-3containing pieces of a mt-up a rial photograph. GOIDwas ofthe opinion that this material had undoubtedly cone from SIACK.
SIACK said that he had never seen this aerial photograph before,and, becauseof the unusual way in which it was cut, he could not 'believe that he would ever have furnished it to GOLD without beingable to recall the incident at this tine. The plant in the picture,according to SHOE, is not the Eastman Kcdak plant at Rochester,SH CK advised that he had never worked with aerial photograiiry, 'and he he ver discussed aerial photography with "$11083 'MRHN or%BERT." BEI&S, during fhis employmmt at EastlmnKodak, appeared to have some interest in aerial photography, but he never discussed this interest with SLACK, never actually tookany aerial zotographs himself, nor to SIA CK'S knowledge, was _BRIGGS acquainted with nycne who was in a position to furnishBRIGGS with aerial photographs. . . .
After an_ insp ction. of,-tie -1'ITi-n'.§_15%ai'iv"elope5 SIACK wss___-u_g,able t6'identify the handwriting on'the envelope and reiterated that whilehe had furnished 1! unterial in folders similar to, the one in_which the photogragh had been found, denied that he had ever given -the aerial photograph "to GOLD. -' J ' '
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This folder contains twelve graphs, eleven of which are blockstomped with the date, April _22, 191.2, and the tx-relfth of whichcarries the heading:
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GOLD has eliamincd this material and believes that SLACK furnishedit to him at Kingsport, Tennessee, although he believes that themateriel emanated from the Tasiznan Kodak files,
SLACK reviewed this materiel carefully and said that he hadnever seen it before. He is of the oeinion that the evidencepertains" to the Chemical Plant at Eastman Kodak, in which he wasemployed, but he stated that he had not transmitted this materialto C-OLD. The date of this materiel was called to SLACIVS attentionand he admitted that this eliminated the possibility that-SLACKmight have secured this materiel from among the possessions ofDICK EIGGS and transmitted it to GOLD. He was questioned as tohow this particular material, which appears to have emanated fromthe Eastman Kodak Company at Rochester, could possibly have beensecured by GOLD. His cements concerning the possible sourceof this materiel are set forth below under the caption MEDESG.;II!EFF. '
This material consisted of a brown manila folder bearing nocaption and conte.in_1_-1g 59 items cautioned "Sub Conference of_October 2, 1936, through Sub Conference of April 1, 1938." GOLDhas stated that all of this material was furnishcd. to him 1:3SLACK, although he has no present recollection of SLACIUS everectually having given this m.ate:."ial to him, or in fact, of everhaving seen the material before. . Ii 3
These 59 $ub Conference reports were reviewed by SLACK, and hestated that they appeared to be the minutes of vn.rions'corerencesin which he did not participate. Ho recalled that these conferenceminutes were mimeoeraphod at I".es'l'-man Kodak and widely distributedthroughout the plant, and some were routed to him for his infor-nation.
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SLACK advised that this material was furnished to BPIGGS by himand was of the opinion that he must have gotten these Sub Con-ference Pteports in a group from the files of Eastman Kodak andnot week by week as they were issued. It was his opinion that hehad secured them while BRIGGS was still alive and had given them toB3-.IGGS, who must have transmitted th to GOLD. He recalled thatthis "es beck in the period when he was gathering restricted datafrom the files of Eastman Kodak to furnish to BPIGGS in the belieithat EEIGGS was utilizing them in the Bailey Paper Corporation.
This item consists of miscellaneous material as follows:
"Report of Plate Coating Tests on Modified R-'21 .. DOPB"Report of Plate Coating Tests on Modified R-21 Dope,October 3rd 1932""Report on Improved 'Kodatrace"'"l°im1tes of Meeting to Discuss Change to Low ViscosityLinters for E. P. Cotton"IIProposed Changes Windups for Machines Loc__ed inBuilding 20"
"Chemical Plant Kodak Park" '-"Conference for Discussion oi"Positive vs. TendencyDrives for R.C. Machines - November 12, 1935"A two-page tynewritten memorandum dated November 29, 1935Seven graphs which anparently concern themselves with -experiments in connection with Gelatin llMethod of Operating Machines Above the Upper ExplosiveLimit"A hand-written list of chemicals __
"Magnesium Powder Plant"
According to GOLD SLACK JF _, must have furnished him with ell 1' theo - documents referred to above, although GOLD had no specific 'recollection oi this fact.
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SLACK reviewed all of the above material and stated tint hecould not recall having furnished it to GOLD. He pointed outagain it easily could have been included among the possessionsof RICHAED BRIGGS, and as such, could have been giv" to.. en GOLD _by him without his being able identify it at the present tine.
Referring to the seven graphs pertaining to Gelatin, SLACK was ofthe opinion that the handwriting on these graphs appeared to behis, although he stated he did not do the type of work as setforth in these graphs, that he was not £'e.milia.r with the productGelatin, and he could not recall having seen the charts before.He reviewed the handwritten list of chemicals and stated theyhad no relation to the Eastman Kodak Comparry and definitely didnot represent Eastman Kodak's chemical code, whiclnit will benoted h '-, e has previously admitted having furnished to HARRY GGLD.
C. PIEZDES C~PII~!EF'F
- GOLD, according to SLACK, was always interested in the names oiadditional recruits which GOLD could use in his espionage ring and wasalways pressuring SLACK" to furnish such additional names. SLACK wasreluctant to do so but h, , w en C-OLD at one of their meetings, expressed aparticular interest in the methods of preparation of organic compoundsand demanded to know who SLACK knew who was doin that fg type o work atEashnan Kodak, SLACK furnished the name of MEDES GPINEFF. GOLD made anotation of this name and, at a future meeting, told SLACK he wanted anintroduction to GPINEH- to discuss this pa.rticlJ.1ar method. SLACK refusedto furnish theintroduction on the grounds that was aperson whenSLACK did not wish to become involved in espionage activities, and GOLD,according to SLACK, respected SLACK'S desires and did not mention GR1'NEFF'S1181116 Bg. , '
SLACK could not recall_how he had first met CEINEFF, but was ofthe ooinion that it must have been be__ cause of their work at Eastman Kodak.He recalled that I?ICI-ED BRIGGS knew GPD-TEIFF inasmuch as they both workedin the same building at Eastman Kodak and must have had occasion to talktogether. He knew of no social acquaintance between BRIGGS and Gl;INE!'Fand could furnish no more information as to how intimate the associationbetween these two people might have been.
GRINEFF was a neighbor of SLACK and was building a hone for T"hinsel.f__in SLA iK'S neiohbo hO r ood. They visited back and forth at each-. -other: home on extremely rare occasions and, while GRINEFF had been at
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smcx advised that GPINEFF ta of Russian ancestry, but thatcaamssr detestod RusisI and was anti-communistic. This was due, SLACKbelieved, to the treatment accorded GRIR'EF5"S parents by Russia and statedthat GFIIEFF had advised SLACK that his parents had been expelled fromRussia and had lost all their possessions at that time. '
- GPtI192l'EFF, in 1948 or 1949, had taught a course in the Russianlanguage in New York Stats. SLACK knew.-1 nothing about where these classeswere held or who his stud ten s might have been, and stated that JULIA SLACKhad furnished him with this item of information.
- SLACK stated he had no knowledge of travel outside the countryor around the United States on the part of MEDFIS GRINEFF and said he hadnever met GFIIEFF in New York City on erg occasion. - SLACK had absolutelyno reason to believe that C=FI?-1EF'F had ever been introduced to GOLD by anyother individual or that GP.1~TEFF had ever furnished any information toGOLD. He advised that he had only furnished GP.INEFF'S name to GOLD becauseof the pressure being put upon him by COLD for additional possible recruitsand had given C'=.1l*IEFF'S name to C-OLD, not because he believed GFIHEFF wouldbe willing to cooperate in such an undertaking, but only because GEZDIEF?worked in the plant in which GOLD had expressed an interest. SLACK statedhe had not mentioned GI.IHEFF'S name before because of his positive beliefthat GITINEFF could not possibly have been involved in GOLD'S activities andhad only mentioned C1-ZINEFF at this time because of the request by theinterviewing agents that SLACK express some opinion as to how informationcould have been secured from Eastman Kodak in 1942.
SLACK stated that he has not seen GRIN.-EFF since he had leftEastman Kodak in Focheste but *r, that he had written to GIINEFF at onetime. SLACK while he was operating the Development Engineers Companyin Georgia tthis he, _e been revealed to be in 191.6 and 191.7!, had writtento GRIHEFF asking earners to rut-men smcx with the manufacturing methodfor producing 2:4-di-hydroxi benzaldahyde. SLACK knew that this methodwas being utilized at E-e.stms.n Kodak and could make it svai.].alj;s Itohim if he chose to do-so. SLACK needed this manufacturing method in_ Iconnection with some work he was doing at the Development Engineer Uonrpeny.SLACK stated he had not offered to pay GT1]-JEFF for this information and thatGI':]I~Fll=F had never answered his letter and had never furnished him with theinformation. He stated that GRIITEFF had written to him after this in id nt but hadc e simely ignored SLAC.K'S request for this manufacturing process. 1.
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SLACK'S Egcluding ccmmsnt was that he had heard from some unknownsource that GEOF. , a brother of I-TEDES GRDTEFF, and a neighbor ofSLACK'S, was, in a t the Fell of 19/,-,2, accepting anployment with sane 'Russian concern operating in the United States. '
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_ -ED DP LACK, make the following voluntary statement toRobert E. Mar s '- on . MC Swain, who have identified themselvesto me as Special Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. I havebeen advised that I do not have to make any statement and that any state-ments made by me may be used against me in a court of law. I also realizethat I have the right to secure counsel prior to making any statement. Nothreats or promises have been made to me and I make ti-is statement of nwown free will. '
I have been shown a notion picture film which consists of photo-graphs of several individuals moving in front of a building which I amunable to identify. Among the persons shown in this film is one personwhom I have identified as "Robert". This person "Robert" is shown walkingwith another person whom I do not know. "Robert" is the older of the two persons andto the left of the unidentified person. He is bare-headed, ina dark suit, has his right hand in his pocket, and is beginning to bald.-I very clearly recall his face. Robert is the same individual whom Ipreviouslyidentifiod as Robert to the F.B.I. agents in Syracuse, NJ, on June 15, 1950. " ' '
I first met "Robert" on an occasion in New York City when I hadgone there to see "Martin". This meeting must have occurred apprmdmtelysix months after I began seeing "Martin" or rather from the time that :: I"Martin" invited me to a party in New York in honor of "George" who was being transferred, I have identified pictures of each of the persons whowere known to me as "George", "Martin", and "Robert". Using these incidentsas a means of -fixina the time, this first meeting with "Robert" must havetaken place some time during the early spring of 1941,
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This time "Robert" opened up a bit more about himself. Be toldme that he was a purchasing nan and that he had purchased millions ofdollars worth of material for export to Russia. He also told me thathe was married but I did not get the impression that he had his familywith him.. He told me that in connection with his pu_cl-nosing duties he hadto do a great deal of traveling and particularly mentioned h.=v:i.r:;; been inCincinnati. We also began talking ahout Virginie. Ham and he seemedhave some lmowler-._qe of Virginia.
On this wee!-tend "r»e.£t1n" wanted to know something about therecovery of the component oerts of _used motion picture film, such asreclaiming the silver, celluloid, etc. "Robert" expressed interest inme, in my work, uh in other matters related to myself. They also seemedto be very interested inmelcing other contacts for at this time they werelooking for other people. I-.lthoug1 they asked me if I knew of anyone whowould work with them I told them I knew of no one. I told them I knew ofno one else as I did not want to get anyone else involved.
During this conversation they mentioned "Howard" to me. I hadpreviously heard of "Howard" throuch "iich:_"d Brigvs They a arently . G . ppalready had recigved some information from "Howard" but wanted someoneto cents t him t ic o inish up a report he was furnishing on the lmnufactureoi nylon. They also named another person who was employed at Garbo doChemicals Company, Charleston, I-Jest Virginia. This nerson was Pi'. ;.They tried to .-"st me to contact STARCHEIP. to determine his_ edueatio , work,whether willing to write reports, background and all other in§orms.tienwhich might be available. They wanted me to meet STA?-CPEL personally andadvised that they would pay all expenses for the trip. They did not tellme how much I couJ.d offer STA?-.CP.E_Ft nor did they mention any specific type _of information which they desired to obtain from him. Both "Robert" and"Martin" seemed to be particularly interested in.the activities of theCarbide and Carbon Chemicals Go. at Charleston, H. Va.
I was not told how they had learned about STA? Cull? but it mayhave been'th:-ough BFIGGS as I vaguely recall having BFIGCS mentionhim to me.
They apparently had already received some information frcm @f-'A?DGOCIIJNOIF, who was with du Pent in West Virginie, but wanted a contact withhim to finish up his report on the manufacture of nylon. I agreed to gosee HOMAPD and at the some time find out what I could about PAUL STAELCIET1.They told me that they were willing to nay I-I0--I!=P.D -.'il5G'J. for his report butthey gave me no money for him at this particular time.
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During this conversation over luncheon no other persons were . .mentioned other than those named and they mentioned no other specificsssi t " gnmen s e- 2.11;? kind. I gathered irem the conversation that they werepe_rti¢1.1ls.rly interested in Wilmington, Delaware and Pittsburgh, Pa. andwere loe1:Lng for contacts in these cities.
"Robert" explained to me thrt industry in Russia was somewhatbecln-re.rd end behind the times end for this roesen needed eJJ. the infor-ti tme. on hey could yet through their verious contacts. I also gatheredthat "Robert" was "Martin's"-boss. It was my assumption that "Robert"resided in ew York though he never told me where he lived or preciselywhet agency he was working for.
- I did not see Robert again on this same visit but did see himonce more on s subsequent visit to New York. Probably I spent that night in N - cw York at the Times Square Hotel and returned to aw homo in Rochesterthe following mcrllings
I have reed the foggoing statement consisting of this and fourethe" ¢.;:es and he '= - " _ p. _ .ve initi. led ce.c.- page and correction. It is all trueand correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
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A still photograph was removed from the motion picture film -referred to in the above statement, end SLACK hes placed on the reverseof this still photograph the following stetemcnt: "I identified picture#1 as the man introduced to mo as "Robert." SLACK signed this ste.tc::pentand dated it June 2'7, 1950.
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Reference is made to the above signed statement which contains ._ _infonnstion concerning: ST1!;'CT~I.E, '. -K SLACK additionally advised that he had first heard jneinePAUL SIhLP.CI-E: when it was mentioned to him by P.ICHAP.D P.-I-ICC-S He wasuneble to recall the occasion when this name was mentioned or circum-stances stn-rounding this incident,
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' _ COLD, according to SLACK, had wanted to secure a reliablepontactat the Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Divisio in Sn outh Charleston, West . Virginia, and the name of PAUL STARCHER was given to him on the secondmeeting with "Robert", set forth in the above statement. . .
SLACK met STARCHER personally on SLACK'S se nd trip to Charleston,West Virginia, where STARCHER, GOCHEMUR, and S were employed.SLACK semed background data concerning STARCHER from a personalconverbsation with him and also through conversation with GLASS and GOCHEMUR,both of when were acquainted with STARCIER. This one meeting in Charlestonwas the only time that SLACK ever met STAR.Ch.'T-JR, and the background infor-mation on STARCHER was turned over to GOLD in written form by SLACK at alater contact. GOLD was extremely interested in the infomation iu.rnishedon STARCHER and was interested in meeting STARCHER personally. SLACK isnot aware as to whethe GOID '. r _ ever succeeded in meeting STARCHEH or whether C-OLD ever utilized STARCHER in his espionage activities.
F. RECEIPTS FURNISHED 10 HARRY G-OID
SLACK advised that each time he was paid for his espionageactivities by HARRY GOLD, he was paid in cash. SLACK gave COID a receipton each occa~ 3_£i1en GOID made a payment to SLACK and signed each receiptwith the na-ago; LITTLE." This money received from COIJJ was, accordingto SLACK, ne r deposited by' him, but was used to- purchase war bonds or was utilized for SLACK'S current expenses.
These receipts were written by SLACK on scraps oi paper witheither pencil or pen and consisted merely of:
"Received sum or money!
Doolittle"
GOLD never indicated to SLACK the disposition of these receipts,but SLACK assumed that they were passed on to GCLD'S espionage superiors.»Information or some nature was furnished to GOLD on each occasion whmGOLD paid SLACK.
The last payment made by GOLD was during the period SLACK was ii '-employed at the Eastman Kodak Company in Rochester. 1here were no-payments 'made to SLACK after SLACK left the enploy oi the Eastman Kodak Coi11p_any. '
SLACK attempted to recall the number of times he was pa-id by.GOLD and the number of receipts he lrnished to GOLD. These occasionsdid not exceed a lT18JC.Llm.m of six.
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SLACK we unable to recall specific instances, but he was of the opinion that he had been paid on at 1east one other occasion in New York CitSLACK recalled one payment of approneimetely $250.00 while GOLD and SLACK were drivin betv:g een Rochester and SLACK'S home at West Webster,and believes that he fumished GOLD with information regarding the recoveryof scrap film at this time. He placed this
payment as approximately one year prior to the termination of his Eastman Kodak employment.
SLACK recalled a second payment by GOID at SLACK'S home in Websteramounting to about $250.00 and believed that he probably mmished GOLDinformation on th 'e recovery of silver from scrap film at this time.
SLACK could not recall specifically, but estimated there must have been at least two other occasions when he received payments from GOID inthe vicinity of Rochester. '
SLACK continued that "ROBERT" had offered SLACK $300.00 in cash on the occasion of SLACK'S last contact with "ROBERT." This contact has been previously reported. SLACK stated that he was attempting to withdrawfrom the espionage ring at this time, and consequently refused to accept the money. "ROBERT" than advisedSLACK that the workers of Russia were B0cumu- lating a fund to purchase a battleship and that "ROBERT" ul$300.00we d put this in this workers fund.
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SLACK was interviewed regarding the nota - one child", Mwhich appeared on material located in possession of HARE! GOLD. It isnoted th t HARRYa GOLD stated that this referred to a , whosename was furnished to him by SLACK as a.m5g it and thatGOLD fumished some specific information concerning this JOHN .
The notation "HUMPH - one child" and GOLD'S statement regardingJOHN HUMPHHJIB was completely unfamiliar to SLACK. SLACK denied havingknown an individual. by that name or anyindividuals with names similarto it. The background data furnished by GOLD was reviewed with SLACK, andhe was completely unable to recall any individual to whom GOLD could bereferring. He stated again that the only individuals he had ever discussedwith GOLD are PAUL STARCHER-and MEDE CRINEFF.
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SLACK attempted to recapitulate his contact with HOWARD %I'iEI~l1Rin Charleston, West Virginia, and recalled that there were three meetingsb SLACK with 1 my" . ** . "'*--_-_,
SLACK recalls writing to STANLEY GLASS, who was employed atPittsburgh, Pennsylvania, at the time, and arranging to have GLASS meetSLACK in Charleston and introduce SLACK to GOO!-IEMUR. SLACK went toCharleston from Rochester at the agreed time and took a room in theKananha Hotel. Instead of waiting for GLASS, SLACK contacted GOG-HEIUJRon his day of arrival and invited GOCHEIUUR to his room. GOCHEMUR cameto SLACK'S hotel room that same evening, and SLACK introduced himself asa friend of RICHARD BRIGGS. On the f0llO1'.ing day STANLEY GLASS met SLACKand GOCHEIQUR in the hotel room and made a formal introduction. Duringthis first contact, no information was furnished to SLACK by GOCI-IELQIR, _although plans were made for GOCHEIWIR to turn material over to SLACK ata future date. ' '
On snows second visit to Charleston, West Virginia, ooclmgmfurnished him with a report on the manufacture of rnrlon. SLACK revieIud_ _the report, considered it inadequate, and returned it to GOCI-ENQJR Iith.3- .the request that it be improved. SLACK accepted no material from GOCHQQIR 'on this second contact. - la '
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The following investigation was conducted by Special Agent THOMAS s. HOPKINS:
It is noted that two guest registration ccrds of the Kin,-gsportInn in'the name of HARE! GOLD were fo~ rz-rerded to the FBI Laboratory forhandwriting comparison. On June 27, 1950, the laboratory advised that' these two registration cards, #4206 dated September 3O and ;.'?4807 datedOctober 23, were prepared by EMF:-TI COLD, whose lmcn-rn handwriting specimens are on file at the Laboratory.
Guest registration card #4206 was displayed to -Ti!-f?.S H. PARK Resident Phnarcr of the Kingsocrt Inn _ . PARK stated that the initial "P" °1'! th-'15 ¢?I<3- 19 his initial nd indicated that COLD had been registered atthe Inn by PARK. I. photograph of GOLD was displayed to MK but he wasunable to identify itas the individual who had registerednat the Inn. PAFJI will testify to the above facts.
Guest registration card 551,307 of the Kingsoort Inn contains the initial "H". PA.-"K advised that ti" h . _ . - -e .ntel clerk whoh,-id registered C-OLD onthis occasion is E. C. HAGGAFD, presently emnlcved by the Iotol V ldez-Dcat Valdostc, Georgia Thi . . - - P ~cw~. . s card has been iorwe.rded to the Atlanta Office for display to HAGOARD.
I-IAP1-.Y GOLD has advised that he made inquiry at the house immediately to the rear of SLACK'S residence in Ki
ngsport, Tennessee, in December of 1944, in an attempt to ascertain the present whereabouts of SLACK. Mr.and firs. CURTIS E. CRO?-IDIZR, Route 3, Church Hill, Tennessee, who advisedthat they had resided in the residence directly to the rear of the SLACKresidence from" November, 194-.3, through the latter pert of 1945, stated theycould recall no inquiries concerning the whereabouts of the subject aniwere unable to identify photographs of HARRY GOLD as being those of anindividual. who had made such inquiries at their home.
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SLACK vaguely recalled that GOLD or SEHENOV had mentioned thiscompany to him. It was his recollection that they wanted to know if hehad any contacts within this company and that he had told than he knewnothing at all about the organization and had furnished them no informationconcerning it nor had he suggested any possible recruits to them from this organization. '
Eleven photographs of the former residence of the subject at1100 Midland Drive, Kingspcrt, and the surrounding area were secured atKingsport and forwarded to the Albany Office and the Philadelphia Officefor possible displq to the subject and to HARRY GOLD.
This report was prepared in accordance with Bureau instructionsby letter dated July 21, 1950, to the effect that any material developedduring the interview and investigation of ALFRED DEAN SLACK, which wouldpertain to HARRY GOLD, should be reported in the HARRI GOLD fil In information was
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