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On llay 26, 19so,?was contact-ed by
the writer and an asnssurr F. ATHOUSE, at which time photcgraph
of captioned subject wane exhibited to her. The informant ad-
vised. that she was not acquainted with GOLD and did not recallever hearing that the subject is a member of the Communist A 7 '
Party or in any way connected with the Party.
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On May 29, 1950, the writer interviewed Dr. HIHIAE STANHOPE LUKENS, Director
of the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at the University
of Pennsylvania. Dr. LUKENS advised that HARRY GOLD was a student in
one of his classes in 1930 or 1931; however, he was not familiar with GOLD's
associates or activities. He pointed out that GOLD was one of approximately
sixty_in a lecture class and the association was not close. -
? Dr. LUKENS advised that a Dr. H. A. ALSENTZER, who is also an instructor
in Chemistry at the University of Pennsylvania, is apparently better ac-
. quainted with GOLD and has commented in the last few_days to Dr. LUKENSt concerning GOLD's activities in the past three or four years in a manner
" that led LUKENS to believe ALSENTZER was well acquainted with HARRY GOLD.
Dr. LUKENS stated that Dr. ALSENTZER has an office adjoining room 213 in
the John Harrison Laboratory at the University of Pennsylvania. .
i A check of the indices of this office revealed no record of ALSENTZER; hence,
it is recommended that an agent interview ALSENTZBR relative to his know-
92ledge of the activities of GOLD.
g Dr. ALBERT CROLL BALL, Director of the English Department, University of
' Pennsylvania, was interviewed by the writer and was advised by BALL that he
92;Ii" did not know GOLD, and his classroom attendance records for the period 1930
through~l93h do not reflect attendance of the subject at any time in classes
instructed by BALL. Dr. BALL was unable to provide further information as
to possible associates or acquaintances of the subject on the university
campus. .
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SUBJECT: HARRY GOLD _
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I talked to Judge MGRANERY the afternoon of June 2nd and he advised me that he
had been talking to Mr. PBITON FORD of the Department. He seened quite concerned
whether he was going to insist on removal proceedings. FORD told the Judge that-
they ought to take subject GOLD right to New York; that they were sure that the
EDNY was less than 100 miles from the EDPA. Judge McGR.ANERX told FORD that he
thought they should not take any chances on this case; that the man had already
adnitted his identity and that was all that was necessary to prove at a hearing
when an indictment had been drawn. .
Judge McGRANEI suggested that the Bureau should watch very carefully the at-axing
of an indictment in the case to make sure the wording, etc., was proper.
This information was conveyed to Mr. HEINRICH of the Bureau.
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Hr. muss called and advised that 11-. would not be possible or desirable to
question HARRY GOLD much beyond B o'clock or possibly before B inasmuch as he
became hazy in his recollections after questioning for e certain period of time.
I told Agent IIILLI-IR we would defer to his Judgment in this matter.
I suggested to him that he get statements from GOLD relative to the two subjects
in the cases, namely SLACK and the unknown subject, the soldier in Albuquerque,
as soon as possible in order that there would be no question in the event of
prosecution of either of these individuals and that the statements be taken £rom
the standpoint of prosecution rather than intelligence.
I advised Hr. I-IHINRICH of the Bureau of these instructions to Hr. MILLER, and he
stated this I'Ould be satisfedoryc
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At 11=3o T11 on June 1, 1950, Hr. JOIIEE n. wc.:£LTon, attorney for
HARRY GOLD, telephoned the SAC and said that he had spoken to JOSEPH GOLD and
thatJOSEPEI GOLD had no objection to FBI Agents making a search of his home
and he would give permission for the search. hr. HAMILTON said he had no
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we tell JOSEPH GOLD that ho had contacted us and conveyed the message
the search would be agreeable.
He also pointed out that JOSEPH would like to have it arranged
the search would be handled at an agreeable time and in such a manner
the neighbors would not know about it. The SAG advised Mr. HAMIIJKXJ
we would make the arrangements for the search with JOSEPH GOLD directly.
On the morning of June 2, 1950, the writer attempted to reach JOSEPH
by telephone, without success.- As it turned out, JOSEPH was at the time
nference with HAMILTON.
About 12:30 PM a phone call was put through to JOSEPH GOLD. Ho
d to the search, and it was arranged that agents would call on him about
PM to conmwnce the search. It was pointed out that it was likely that
it would run over to the iollo*.'rin;3 day because of the volume that had to be
exanined. It was aqreed that JOSEZPEI or a member of the £amil;,'_ would remain
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ther things back and.would not upset the entire house.
Agents CARIIIO and PETT were selected to make the search. They
instructed by the writer that they should obtain at the outset a signed
r of search warrant from JOSEPH GOLD, and that they were to conductI
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" During the afternoon hours Agent CARRIG telephoned to say that
JOSEPH GOLD was anxious that the search be completed on Saturday, June 3,
if possible, and was agreeable that additional agents be sent to the house.
Agent CAHRIG believed that three additional agents were desirable. This
was brought to the attention of the SAC, and Agents MASTERS, BURGESS, and
GALLIVAN were assigned. -
In the early evening Agent PETT phoned to advise it was found
additional books and records were located in the garage, and-that a fourth
man was desired to insure that the search could be cmnpleted on Jone 3, 1950.
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Lead - Interview ARI!-IJR L. S1l£MEPS, reference of GOLD.
It was ascertained telephonically that there is, at the present
time, no ARTHUR L. SIBMERS at the Hotel Iiormandie, 36th and
Chestnut Streets. The only other ARTHUR SIIIMERS listed in the ~
telephone directory is ARTHUR J. SI1.1h£EHS, 621.3 Boynton Street," Philadelphia. - ' '
Contact was had telephonioally with Hrs. 192RI'HUR J. SI1Ek~£EP..S, whoE now resides at 1602 Yerkes Street, telephone number LI 9-2162.
Mrs. SILEMERS advised that her husband had never been employedK at Penn Sugar Company, but that an uncle, ARTHUR L. S31-ILEEPJS,
was formerly employed there. She did not know his present
address beyond the fact that he resided somewhere in New Jersey.
Miss EDITH SIMMERS, Stenographer, F. A. Davis Company, 1911; Cherry '
Street, sister of ARTHUR L. SILELEERS, advised that her -brother,
. who had formerly been employed at Penn Sugar, presently resides
at Rest Office Box J48, Route 50, Petersburg, New Jersey. Miss
SII921I'3RS volunteered the information that her brother had been
well acquainted with GOLD during his employ at Penn Sugar.
The foregoing information was furnished orally to SA JENSEN,
and is being forwarded by teletype to Newark. -
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On June 2, 1950, the writer interviewed Dr. HARRY A.
ALESENTZER, Professor of Chemistry, University of Pennsylvania, srxi former
instructor oi subject. ALSENTZEB. advised that he first became acquainted
with GOLD in the fall of 1930. At this time GOLD was introduced to him
through Miss CATHERINE BRAUMEARD, a mutual friend of his and GOLD.
According to AISENTZEH, Miss BRAUIUARD interceded for GOLD
through her personal friend, Dr. SCHINN, Head of the Chemistry Department
at that time, to get GOLD enrolled in the University of Pennsylvania School
of Chemistry. ALSENTZER advised that Dr. SCHINN is now deceased. .
Dr. AISENTZER was unable to furnish any pertinent in1omation- " P
concerning the subject. He advised that G011! was below average as a
student and that prior to reading the story in the newspaper, he had not
heard from GOLD since having him in his class._ _ _, . _ _ _ _. _ , 7|. _ V, _ . _ _ , _= -
ALSENTZEH stated that since 1930 Miss BRAUBEARD married a
Dr. HAROLD JAMES READ. AISENTZER made a check of the department records
- and reported these records reflected READ's lest address as 121. North
Patterson Street, State College, Pennsylvania. His occupation was listed
as Associate Professor of Metallurgy, .Sohool of Mineral Iniustry, Penn
State College. _
A check of the indiccs of this office revealed no record on"
either CATHERINE BRAUPGARD READ or her husband, HAROID JAMES READ.
' It is recommended that an Agentinterview Mrs. READ relative
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The remainder of the amount due on the property was made up oi a mortgagein the amount of 1',-11500. 1'his mortgage was taken by ALLEN ANT! BARNES,Agents for UNITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 2513 Germsntcrm Avenue.
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executed no purchase money obligations affecting the said premises;that deponent is a citizen and bone fide resident of the United States "
of America, having resided in this country continually prior to and
since April 8, 19110, and that he is not employed by any foreign govern-ment or corporation. " This affidavit was notarized by WILLIAM K. BRANDT,
Vice-President, Wyoming Bank and Trust Company.
is having photostatic copies: made of the above affidavit
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Dr. B. D. POI-IS, 3h2S Powelton Avenue, Philadelphia, telephone
E! 92142, was interviewed at his place of employment, United States Bepert-
sent of Agriculture, Eastern Regional Research Laboratory, Mermaid lane
and Ardmore Avenue, Wyndmoor, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Dr. POLIS advised
that he is a Bio-Chemist and that, prior to entering on his employment with
the Department of Agriculture, he was employed for a umber of years at the
Philadelphia General Hospital. '
He said that he does not recall when he first net G013! but believes
it was approximately two years ego when they were both working in the
Laboratory. He said that he became well acquainted with GOLD and that
GOLD visited his home several times but came only-with the Research Groups
from the Coma Research Laboratory of the Heart Research Laboratory. POLIS
said that on one occasion he invited GOLD to his home for dinner because
GOLD had expressed an interest in the POLIS phonograph record collection.
POLIS said that at that time he also invited a Miss EDITH ERIGKSON, who was
employed at the Coma Research Laboratory. He said that GOLD was unable to
keep the engagement because of same:-iments he was conducting. He said that,
aside from this time, GOLD was only invited to his home when the group was
invited. POLIS said that Miss ERICKSOH did not know GOLD personally.
POLIS said he did not know of any other friends, male or female, who were
socially associated with GOLD. POI.-IS said that GOLD was extremely well
liked by everyone at the hospital but he did not appear to have any close _
pal. He considered himself to be s good friend of GOLD but was never in
GOLD's home and at no time did he ever discuss any matters with GOLD
aside from research matters. He said that he had on occasion told GOLD
that he had a girl he would like to introduce to him and GOLD requested
that he did not make the introduction. He did not consider GOLD to he a
woman hater and stated GOLD was always kind and considerate to the women he
met and with whom he worked in the Laboratory and apparently was not interested
in dating any one. POLIS said that, with one exception, he never knew of
any girls GOLD went out with. I-lo recalled that there was a. party at the home
of GEORGE CIDUGH, who at that time was employed in the Laboratory of the
Philadelphia General Hospital and who is presently enployed at the Cancer
Research Institute in Philadelphia. He said that on this occasion GOLD
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took one of the girls home from the party. BOLIS said he was not able
to recall this girl's name but GIDUGH might be able to. POLIS was
emphatic in stating that he believed OOH! did not date this girl any other
times.
POLIS recalled that one oi the occasions when GOLD came to his
home was at the time the Coma Research Crrmxp held a farewell party for
NAN SEEPIGO, who was Secretary to the Gems Project as well as being
Secretary for GOLD when he needed one.
POLIS said the only interests, aside from his research work,
that GOLD had were in music and he had a standing invitation to visit
the POLIS home and hear the new phonograph and the record collection
which they had but GOLD was never able to make the visit. -He said that
QOLD had never discussed making any trips to the West and as for as he
knew conversations GOLD had with him GOLD had never been in the West. '
He stated GOLD spoke of requent trips to New York but his understanding
res that GOLD was taking his father to New Io:-k on week-ends.
POLIS described GOLD as a very timid individual who was fearful
of making a request from his mm Project Director and asked POLIS to
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oi the matter involving HARRY GOLD. I advised him that JOHN D. H. HAMILTON, the
attorney for GOLD, had contacted JOSEPH GOLD and had called last night and stated
it would be satisfactory for a search to be conducted and arrangements could be
made with JOSEPH GOID relative to the time; that as eoon as these arrangements
could be made the search would proceed.
He asked if we had e photograph oi BLACK. I told him we had none, but that Newark
had been requested to get one, and that every effort would be made to obtain a
photograph during the surveillance presently being conducted of BLACK. Hr. KERN»
RICH stated that the Bxreau uill have WHITAKEER CHAMBERS interviewed and will need
a. photograph or BLACK to show to CHAMBERS. I told. Hr. HENHRICH Rework had been
requested to obtain a photog-aph of BLACK and forward it to New York and to this
office, but that I would call Newark and have photographs forwarded to the Bureau,
New York, Baltimore, and this crfioe. He asked that the Bureau be advised if these
photographs were obtained or were not obtained. I told him Baltimore was being _-
furnished with the information relative to CHAMBERS and Irae being requested to
intervie!r,CHAhlBERS, but to hold interview in abeyance until photographs of BLACK
were received. '
Hr. HENHRIOH asked if PAUL SMITH had been identied and was advised that the
only thing we had on PAUL SJITH was e lead to interested offices to send photo-
graphs; that PAUL WITH presumably left the United States, according to G011];
and that GOLD recalled something about Gee-many and believes he may have gone to
Germany. - . . . . _ , ,
Mr. HIINNRIOH asked if leads had been set out on HOWARD OOCHEHABR in order to get
him identified ani located. I told him a teletype had been sent to Pittsburgh
to locate him, to eet out the necessary leads in the event he could not be located,
and to advise the Bureau in either event.
Hr. HENNRIGH asked if Albuquerque had been furnished with the information de-
veloped. He_wae told that they had received a preliminary teletype and had been
requested to get a map, but that today a teletype would go out--in fact, was going
out--requesting the taking oi motion pictures of certain houses and areas and
that they he forwarded immediately. Hr. HEINRICH instructed that Albuquerque
be called and advised to handle the matter of getting movies and the house iden-
tified immediately. I told him, too, that we would endeavor to get photographs
or BLACK during the zmrveillanoe. . " _ l
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I advised Ur. HENNRIGH of infomation received from ASAG LALLI of Baltimore that
as of September, 19119, ALFRED SLACK was anployed by the Sundure Paint Corporation,
619 West Fayette street, Syracuse, New York. I told 3-tr. HENNRIC-H we rould call
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locate him place him under loose surveillance for the purpose of determining hie
activities and keeping his whereabouts known until. such time as it was determined
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tslephonica ocntao a e p a office and advised that he
had information that he desired to impart to the an adelphia officein c eot --__. ',- g_--_-_ sub ect _:,_~,-_~:._;;¢$:'_;_ advised _-' 21'? =1 _ e;f§".*!'§ '{a;i' §'_. 'v.92' "-* ,- I ' _ H l .2 oaymne to man com, who oi-Ear y an-thera1'£ 32 'Bcudino Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in larch, 1944. 19! -
D10 purohaae price of this property was $6,000, and the agreement of .
sale res signed by BARRY GOLD on March 25, 1944- GOLD paid $100 doll:on this property, and five days later gave an additional sun of$500 to be applied against the tcbl p92Ill'0h-I0 price. bran! -
0|: June 13, 1944, settlement for this property located at 2563 1
Kendrick Street, Phi1ldO1phiI- was held at the Iycsning National Bank
Building, located at Fifth and Wyoming Streets, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. at Hut time GOLD was required to have available Q
for settlement $1159.57. GOLD surrendered to the bank cash in the .
amount of $219.51, and furnished a'd:-aft in the amount of $900,
which draft was on the Girard lrust Company, drawn against his account ,
Iii the Philadelphia Saving Fund Society, 1261 and Ma:-loot Street, .
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A mortgage was issued for the calm
The settlement number in connection with this prcperiw, which is held
by the Wyoming Bank is Ember 10524. Y I
Eadvised that the mortgage application made by Pa GOLD
reflected that he was 33 Ware of age at that time, he held a 41*
classification with the Draft Board, that he formerly resided at $032
' Boudinot Street, Philadelphia, and at that time we employed as a
Chemist at ee Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company at Philadelphia,
Perinsylvania. me above information was telephonioally furnished to "~as son mason of on Philadelphia orrm." q,X7x°!
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the Informen state that he had followed the recent newspaper
publicity concerning the appreheneion of HARRY GOLD and had
observed GOLD: photograph.
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8t.,State 0o11ege,Pa.',advised that from 1930 until the spring of 1946 she was emp1oyed_
as a Bacteriolcgist at the Penna.8ugar Omnpa.ugr,Ph1l'a.,Pa.8he said that subject cane to
work in theg__1a'borato1-7 of the company in 1930 or 1951 and worked theéa oi! and on ..b:_f
I.during the 1950 s. o the best of her recollection GOLD was still employed there when
left in the spring of 194O.llRS READ said she did not know GOLD -prior to his employment,
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__at the Pcnnmsugar Company and she has had no contact either personally or by correspon-
. ;1.;;<;;";1.,;.' thgeprilg oi 1940.215 ..e.m;. '¢in'§e'1e4o are not 5 §;;;.m " -'53
READ said that subject was a very nild mannered and IEEZIII uncffensive so:-_t_ot4person:%
during the time she knew hin.He appeared to be the type of person who was loyal to _ - lr
tpe_op1e and causes which he tool: liking to.8he stated that he did not give ind-F if
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7 a questionable nature while employed by the Penna Sugar Oompanysis activities -a 1:
associates outside es the oonpenw were not known to IRS RELD.It__was her belief that
~ subject mi a- close :1-169.4 of uomzsu. mucsmm who .-... also employed at the £.m;...s92.,;
would also know GOLD quite we1l.3he was unable to suggest §§R!<i1!|7§:'§Be"§92i§tgj d'ee in '.=-
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in espionage munumns mm advised me during the years 19:0 until 1940 ale;-Q '3
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Oice -' unrrnn s'rA- jeovsmrmsnr -
'° '_ File a _ °*"" June 5, 1950
"°" __'. SACA. commune, .112. , , . _
I HARRY GOLD __ '
-_.."j;:;§;.'.. Espiongge pi! .- . [1f"-.~..;.¢.
On 6/3/50 Hr. emuour of the Bureau called at 6 p.m. and stated that this office
should continue in our etforts to obtain all infonnation possible on BLACK 1'1-on
COLD and also to get and assemble all background information possible _on BLACKso that we will be in 1 position to interview him when the time is propitious.He pointed out that a. considerable amount of preparation would be necessary in
order to get ready for the interview. " _ ,
7 Agents WILLIAM B. WELTE and ROBE.R'1' I. HOIMES were instructed to become thoroughlyfamiliar with the background oi BLACK and all information available relativeto him and to begin their preparation for s subsequent interview with BLACK.
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at 12-10 a;m., 6/6/SO, Hr. HENDRICKS of the Bureau called and stated the Bureau
was instructing the New York Office to get I. proeecutive s92:mmry prepared in this
case iunnediatelyg that it must be gotten out as fast as is possible; that it was
important we furnish New York with any important information in possession of
this office which was not in possession of New Iork Office. - '
He pointed out that in one telephone call this office bad furnished to the Bureau
detailed liat of dates and information relative to meetings between GOLD and FIBRE-
He asked if this had been given to New York in as much detail and that if it had
not already been done it should be done immediately. He stated that all informa-
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could be used in a summary rqaort gotten to New Io:-I: right away.
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On 6/6/so at 10.30 a-nu, is-. snmnrca of the Bureau called and stated that on5/22/50, during the course oi a telephone call from this oi'iice to Hr. BEIIEONI,SA '1. SOOT1 MILLER advised Hr. BELMONT that during a search oi OOLD's homethere had been discovered an old 19145 Pennsylvania Railroad schedule reflectinga possible trip to Montreal, e letter from the Pennsylvania Sugar Company "statingthat the $500 loan had been repaid, and in hack oi the books in the bookcase acircular oi. the type put out by the chamber of Ooumerce concerning the city ofSanta Fe. Agent MILLER reported that as the items were discovered they werecalled to his attention, and upon finding the last item the Agents showed it tohim and told him he might as well tell the truth, at which point he broke down -and confessed. Ilr. HENNRIOH pointed out that-this-information had been incor-porated in e memrmdm reporting the developments in the case. ,
He then called attention to the investigative report or SA ROBERT O. JENSEN dated5/31/50, Philadelphia, in this case, to the section starting on Page 56, entitled"search and Admission," which carries over onto Page 57 wording to the effect,"Search of the prenises of HARE! G011! begun in bedroom of HARE! GOLD 8.115 a.m.and at 10.3? a.m. a. street map of Santa Fe, New Mexico, was found, etc-, etce,
and that this resulted in GOLD breaking down and confessing.
Hr, HEINRICH stated that there are two problems: .
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1. Is it a circular put out by the chamber or Commerce, or is it a street nap
of Santa Fe? '
2. Here there three items in the build-up which caused GOLD to break do-rm, or was there only the street map? O - ' -_ - '
Be requested that a teletype be submitted setting forth developments as theyshould he set forth. I told Hr. HE192lNR.ICH this would be done pranptly.
_1 then read to him s letter received under date of 6/5/50 from JOHN D. ll. HAIIILIUNdtorney for, GOLD, and he requested that it be incorporated in a teletype promptlyin order that the Bureau could advise this office of what action is to be takenin connection with the letter and the reply to make to Br. HAMILTON. ~ .
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advised that he had thought over the matter and had decided not to
represent GOLD. He said that he had discussed this matter with some "
friends and with his family and they advised him that he ought not
to step in; that there are some people who would not understand the
situation and it might leave "3 bad odor," with some people. Ire '
GRAI again reiterated that it might have been better for a man with,
_ his views to represent GOLD but he had definitely decided that he
would not. He said that he was calling to advise of his decision
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the captioned matter, the writer checked the fictitious names .
index of the Spruce Chemical company. 3357 Killer Street, -
- Philadelphia, at Room 380, City Hall, Philadelphia, Pa.
Records on file concerning the Spruce Chemical Company
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ie given ae JACOB I. PASS, 5935 Spruce Street, Philadelphia 39, '
Pa. The information on file revealed that the Spruce Chemical.
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The fictitious name index form menticned above wae eigned
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and eubecribed to before GENE IERIIER, a notary public whoee
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On 5/23/so at 8.115 p.m., an-. ssmonr of the Bureau called and stated that thiscase had been discussed with the Department and the Bureau was authorized to go
ahead and file a complaint under Section 31;, Title SO, U53, charging Conspiracyinvolving BARR! GOLD and JOHN IOE, that they conspired to violate Sub-Section 1,Section 32 of Title SO, U33. He stated that the Department had contacted JudgeIlcGRA_NER!, Philadelphia, who was then at GR 3-5052 and would leave that numberat 9 pm. and go to the Warwick Hotel, KI 5-4431?; that GOLD was to be taken before ,_Judge ucoluumnr. - - _--
' He advised further that complaint and warrant were being issued in EDHI and as -
soon as issued the New Iork Office would notify llr. BEIMONT, and as soon as this
office is notified GOLD should be taken immediate]; before the Judges .
He stated further there will be a release from the Bureau; that there is to be
no comment on the case from Philadelphia or New York; that no photographs are to
be given out unless we hear from the Bureau to that effect. , ._ . _ . , _ . _n ~_¢,
* He instructed that I call Judge 92lcGRANERI before he leaves the first masher ifpossible and to be in position to take GOLD before the Judge and to be sure that' I. log was kept of the developments until GOLD was taken into custody by the* 1 . V
Hr. BEIMGHP stated he would advise this office when the warrant was out,and the
- arrest was to be made then; that GOLD was to be told that the facts of the case
have been presented to the Department of Justice and that prosecution has been
authorized under Conspiracy to Violate the Espionage Statutes
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I advised him that subject GOLD would be brought there.
I"_- . Judge L{cGRA1~IERI asked that the Bureau check with Hr. llcI1'iERNEI of the Department -
as to the amount of bail desired and obtain that information for bin.
at 9.15 p.m., Mr. BELMONT called, and Ir. HENNRIGH of the Bureau read the detailsof the complaint filed in New York to Iies EH11! CORLESS of this office, who
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On June 2, 195°. the writer interviewed HR. CHARLES U. BERG, owner of the
CHARLES I. BEG Laboratories, 1827 North 5th Street, Philadelphia, Pa., relu-
tive to his knowledge of HARRY GOLD. _ '
IR. ERG, it should be pointed out, is an ill nan suffering trons a heart disease
and under doctor's care at the present tine. icy contact of BERG should be made
through the writer, as contact ct unnecessary nature nay excite HR. BERG and - ~
cause physical collapse. . t _
The interview of HR. BERG was conducted away from the BERG Laboratories to
forestall the undue interest of employees and conversations at the laboratories
in the above case. 7
lIR.'BHiG is exceedingly cooperative, but insisted that he did not want BLACK
as an employee, expressing the desire to "fire" BLACK issnediately, if HACK was
involved in any activities with GOLD. BEG pointed out that- he was the fourth
generation of his family in the United States and considered himself a loyal
American and did not want his family reputation or the reputation of his busi-
ness to be injlured in any way by activities of an employee. The writer explained
that the Bureau's interest at this time was in the GOLD case, and in the process
of investigation necessarily met interview and in some cases investigate the
activities of GOLD'S associates; and that this was the prime consideration that
the FBI had in activities of HR. BLACK. The writer pointed out that the Bureau
would in all probability conduct an investigation of the background and acti-
vities of the above subject in view ct his long association and acquaintance
with HARRY GOLD. it this explanation, HR. BERG appeared to be relieved and
again expressed the desire to assist in every way. -
The writer'then requested background information concerning BLACK and was prodded
with the following information by BERG, the latter depending entirely upon his
memory, inasmuch as employment tiles were not available at the time oi the inter-
V1QUe
BERG advised that BLACK was born in Pennsylvania, attending Pennsylvania State
College, and graduating in approximately 1930. He stated that BLACK had been
employed by the Hclbrook Hanufacturing Company, a New Jersey concern, with
offices in Jersey City, N.J., manufacturers of soaps and similar material. -
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became employed by Fine Organics of Lodi, NJ. BERG stated that the sub- -
Jectis employment with Fine Organics was believed to extend from 1933 to d
l9l»S. BERG advised that BUCK had also served as consulting chemist for
other concerns] however, he was unable to recall the details of such en-
ploynent excepting for Union Bag and Paper Company. BERG did not know that
the subject had conducted research for the latter company in Philadelphia
, or New Jersey; however, he pointed out that the Union Bag and Paper Company
was a nation-wideeoncern with facilities in numerous cities throughout the
United States. . _ . ..¢ V
Hm} pointed out that ERNEST SAGESAHEH or SAGBSl~iE.!, a partner-owner of the
Fins Organics Cempany,wa's a personal friend of BLACK. BERG stated this '
friendship extended back to approximately 1930 and that BLACK, in 191.5.
1916, and 191;? had made weekend tripe to New Jersey to stay with SAGESAHEN.
B516 advised that these visits had become less frequent in the past year
or so; however, the friendship still existed. _
BERG advised that BLACK was referred to as "Doc" by fellow employees of the
BERG Laboratories and other associates, although BLACK did not have a Doctors
Degree. In spite of the lack of formal education, BLACK is considered by
BERG to be one of the most capable chemists in the United States. He advised
that BLACK was instrumental in developing mass production methods in the
production of penicillin. BLACK developed the successful home permanent, now
known as "Toni". He was also instrumental. in developing other national known ,
productions and in each instance received little or no remuneration. BERG g
advised that BUCK was currently receiving $80.00 a week as payment for his
- services in the BERG Laboratories, although in actuality it was worth three
or four times this amount. He pointed out that BLACK had absolutely no
' "business sense" and would spend hours of over-tins through nights develop-
. ing particular processes or planning a new chemical operation. BERG advised
that he had provided bonuses of $100, $200 or 8300 on a few occasions for
u HACKIS development of some particular process or progress along s certain
line. However, each of these bonuses would be reflected in the business
records sf the BERG Laboratories.
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It is recommended s lead be set out, to be held in abeyance, however, until
' interviews of BLACK are started, to review the financial records of BERG
Laboratories, to determine the exact dates am! amounts of these bonuses. -
- am mm me nucx mm currently holds a lease on an apartment in
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eons to his attention. He did indicate that this development or projectwas comparatively new and was set up by some large life insurance company.
BEG stated that the subject had an uncanny knack of conversing with "
chemists from other concerns and securing information of recent develop-
ments in chemical lines then in progress in companies concerned. mo
stated he never used any of the information obtained by HACK because
he felt it we unethical. and would be a blemish on his concern. Further _
he had at the time no need for such infcrmticn. He pointed out thatHACK spent considerable time at the Franklin Institute reviewing andstudying recent chemical developments and also studied patent develcp- v- ' '
lsente, securing all information submitted to the United States Government
Patent Office for perusal and apparent general information. BLACK, as
' formerly stated, received no extensive formal education! however, he
devoted considerable time to study of current developments in chemistryand machine construction. HACK tool: a course in machine design BERG was
unable to recall the school or the exact period! for the purpose of beingin a.position to develop and build himself equipment to be used in the
Laboratories and to have a better understanding of the mechanical develop-
esnt, as well as chemical development, of equipment.
BEG advised that for approczinately a year HACK resided with HARRY GOLD,
hut on the death of HARRY 001.013 mother, housekeeping became a chore and
GOLD desired that BLACK find residence elsewhere. As a result, HACK took
- up residence with an aunt or other relative of GOLD in the Philadelphia
area. BERG was unable to provide the exact address of each of the two' instances, but stated that he would provide this information if it were
. available in his files. ~ .
;, In l9l»8 BEG recalls that an individual known as BRO'l'l-IMAN, whose name was publicised in connection with investigations of the FBI, had asked I014 i
BLACK to nest an Amtorg representative in New fork. BERG stated that
BLACK had been offered by Antorg a position as a chemist for some fins inRussia, which would require that Blitli proceed to Russia possibly for a L
'- number of years. HERB advised that he took BLACK to the North Philadelphia
- - Station, and due to BLACIUS carelessness or thoughtleesness did not take an
_ overcoat or raincoat. is a result, BERG offered his own coat for the use E of HACK while on this trip. BERG stated that BLACK left on one day, went
"~'- '= -" to New Icrk, and returned the next day. On return, BLACK reported that he,-4 .-did not accept the position offered by the Amtorg representative in that "
5 1 he was afraid that if he went to Russia and stayed for a few months they '
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aent records of the CHARLES I. BERG Laboratories. _
is pointed out previously, in sy" memorandum concerning the interview of
BLACK, DLD and IQRRELI. DOUGHHTY in 191:5 placed an advertisement in the
newspapers, offering their services as consulting chemists. BERG advised
that when he observed this ad, he contacted GOLD and DOUGHERT! and found
that they were interested in part-time employment only, as consulting
chemists. HERG'S requirements at that time were or a full-time nature,
so he declined to employ GOLD or DOUG!-lER'I'!. However, GOLD and DOUGHERTI
suggested that THOMAS BLACK, unknown to BEG at the tine, would be a nan
ideally trained for the situation. as a result of this information, BLACK
was contacted by Bmti and arter some consultation was hired as consulting .
chemist for the BERG Laboratories. BERG was unable to provide the exact
dates oi these interviews, but placed than approximately mid-191:5. Since '
that tine BERG has net GOLD on a few occasions, gene:-all; accompanied by
BLACK. A year or two ago BERG eutrered physical illness in the nature of
a heart ailment, and having learned through BLACK that GOLD was doing research
work in heart diseases at the Philadelphia Hospital, made the request or
BLaCK_to obtain the advice and information that GOLD might have.
BHIG stated that while resting and recuperating tron the recent heart attack
at his Atlantic City residence, both BLACK and GOLD made an appearance and
stayed for a considerable tine. GOLD was unable to provide aw specific
assistance for BERG'8 ailment, and was very vague in statements relative to
his employment and his research work which disappointed BERG. Since this
time BERG has seen very little of GOLD, but has heard HACK mention his on _
sang occasions. HEM was unable to provide further information relative to '
HARRY G01-D0 . _. _ 7' _
BEG reported that when the news of GOLD'8 arrest appeared in the local
newspapers, he asked BLACK what he thought of GOLD. BLACK said that GOLD
lust have been a "dope" and "exceedingly dumb." BERG advised that BLACK
seemed surprised at the arrest of GOLD and somewhat nervous. BERG attrib-
uted this nervousness to the tact that HACK was anticipating interviews
by the FBI as a result of his long association with HARE! GOLD. BERG stated
that the GOLD case was not discussed to a great extend, and that BLACK has
not brought up the subject since that tine. - -
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On S/31/50, the writer interviewed the above subject in connection with the
HARRY GOLD case. The interview was conducted in the waiting room of the CllARI.$
I. BERG Laboratories, 1827 North 5th_8treet, Philadelphia, Pa. __
it the time of the interview, IHOHAS L. BLACK appeared to be very nervous, and
appeared to be a chain smoker. ." ' -0. - _ . .- . _ 1|. q - - - - - - h- .
RACK began the interview by pointing out to the writer that he BLACK! had been
a member of the Communist Party from 1933 to approximately 1936, BLACK being
very indefinite as to the date or his alleged "dropping out or the Party." BLACK
advised that his CP activity was restricted to Jersey City, H.J., where he was s
member of one of the three sections of the Consmmist Farty in that city. BLACK
stated that he knew of approximately sixty members of the Communist Party; how-'
ever new of them were known by fictitious names. BLACK volunteered to provide
answers to any specific questions the FBI might have concerning C? members or
CP activities of the pertinent period. _' This information volunteered by BLACK
was not solicited by the writer. . _" -' .. ' - _ - -
In addition to the above, BLACK stated that he was a member of the Party in what
was known as the Journal Square area of Jersey City, and that he dropped out of
the Party because of the "Hoscowtrials and purge". He stated he was not in
sympathy with the Russian treatment or Party members and has since become what
he termed an "enemy of the Party". - -
Throughout the interview and questioning of HACK concerning his knowledge of ,
COLIWS activities, it was noted that the above subject exhibited considerable
knowledge of more current activities oi the Communist Party in the United States.
The writer did not question BLACK concerning CP activities in detail in view ofi
the act the interview was specifically concerning activities of HARRY GOLD. _-
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which time com became employed by the Holbrook Manufacturing cohpchw of Jerseyf
City, N.J., assuming the position which had been held by BLACK. The latter- 1
individual instructed GOLD in his duties at Holbrook for a "break-in period" oi
approximately two months. BLACKthen assumed a position with the National Oil _
' Products Company. He stated that at times he held positions with two or three Q
companies as a consulting chemist, and explained that he might be employed one Eor two dais a week with one concern, and a day or so with another concern, ccu-
mating be ween companies. ~_ __
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ing chemist with the BERG Laboratories in Philadelphia as a resuJ.t of an r
introduction to HR. CHARLES H. BERG, mde through HARRY GOLD. BLACK ad- -
vised that in the sumer of 1916. HARE! GOLD and I-IIJRRELL DOUGHERTI had
placed an advertisement in newspapers requesting employment as consultant
chemists. HR. BERG answered the ad and found that MILD and DOUGHERTI
wanted part-time employment; however, BERG himself desired s full-time
employee. GOLD and DOUGHERTI then mentioned to BERG that they knew of aman who could fill the gositicn at BERG Laboratories and.--subsequentlyintroduced the above su jeot to an. BERG. BLACK stated that he has been
mplcyed from 19hS to date by the CHARLES I. BERG Laboratories as Chief
Chemist of the laboratories. He advised that the BEES Laboratories dealt -
in detergents and oils used in the textile and leather business in Phila-delphia. - ' " "
men advised mt he had moved considerably since his arrival in Philadel-
phia, pointing out that the first year or so of employment with BERG he had
resided in Jersey City and commuted to Philadelphia, and subsequently took
up residence in the Philadelphia area. No attempt use made to secure the -
past addresses of BLACK at this time; however, the subject pointed out he
had -recently moved to 1929 North 6th Street, Philadelphia, a rooming house.
BLACK stated that he was single and had moved from rooming house to rooming
house in an effort to locate suitable quarters near his place of employment.
Attention is drawn to the writer's memorandum which appears in the file of
HLBR! GOLD 5-£307! concerning the information which BLACK provided con-
cerning GOLD'S activities. '
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Hr. BEIMOHT of the Bureau called and requested that GOLD be asked it either heor FUCHS ever visited Washington, D. 0-, and particularly the home of PHILIPGRAHAM, editor of the "Washington Post," and if so, had he ever met IiERBElZ1'
ELLISTON, editorial writer for the "Post" there. . ;
SA '1. SCOTT MINER questioned GOLD and Ur. HELI.10Il'1' was advised that GOLD informedHILLER he has been in Washington three times, once after his high school grac1ua- -tion and twice on company business for the Permsylvarcie Sugar Oompamr; that hedoes not know either or the two people mentioned, never heard of either or them,
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Ir. HEHNRICH, of the Bureau, called at 1135 P. Ila, todas still-' referred to his previous telephonic conversation with SAC CORNELIUSconcerning the Sent-e Fe map found in GOLD'S home. Hr. HENNRICH statedthat there is a possibility that FUCHS an have given this map toGOID and while it is highly improbable that any fingerprints of FUCHSwould be on the nap at this time it is highly desirable that it and' other items of evidence be sent to the Laboratory with the request
that appropriate examinations be made. .
Ir. HENNRICH also pointed out that this office should make .certain that we go over all the information in the file pertinentto a eummary report and that we should be sure that the New fork s' office has all the details. In this connection he pointed out -
that much of the information used by the Department in drawing an:- indictment had cone to the Bureau from this office by telephone.- The supervisor at -the Bureau had advised llr. HENNRICI-I that the reports' ' ' _submitted by this office, as well as teletypes, did not go into asmuch detail as we did in our phone conversations. This was especiallytrue as 'to the details of the meetings of GOID with FUCHS, Jail,
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Judge }£cGRANEHY called 5/31/So in tii late afternoon and informed me em. nuns
GOLD had been brought to his chambers in accordance with his instructions by theMarshal and that he, Jme I.1cGIlANERY, had given a statement to the newspapers '
which summed up generally the whole matter; that he had told than that GOLD came
before him as a result of a telephone conversation between Dr. BALDI, warden of
Holmeeburg Prison, and the Judge, in which GOLD was reported as wanting to see
Q - the Judge; that GOLD, when brought before Judge L!cGl'LANE'-RY, had told him that he
wanted counsel appointed with the following specifications:
l. That he wanted counsel to be of such s character as to be above reproach
and one who would have the confidence of the people, the newspapers, and the
' court; , - . _ -
2. That his funds were depleted, he had less than $200 in cash and a dubious
claim against a former employer in New York, and he did not want to burden _
hisfarnilqf;-.-p _ - -- _. ' .
3. That he wanted to and would insist upon continuing to cooperate and to give
statements to the FBI.
Judge HcGRAI92'£JII stated that he informed GOLD that the gravity of the charge was
such and other circumstances such that he could not assure that whoever was ap- _
pointed would continue at the trial of the case, but that he would appoint the
best counsel available. 1he Judge advised GOLD that he would have an attorney -
at his office tomorrow afternoon, June lst, at which time GOLD could confer with
him. Judge McGH.MlELRI advised me that he would call me after the lawyer conferred
with GOLD and suggested I come to his office as he had-matters to discuss with
- me and also he would like me to meet the counsel. He said he was going to talk
to JOSEPH .I.- HENDERSON, the attorney whom he had in mind, pointing out that HENDERSON
was of fine character and was former president of the American Bar Association
and the attorney when he, Judge }IcGRANJER!, would have for his personal attorney J
' in saw matter in which he was involved. -
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Judge HcGRA1!ERl stated that he had called USA GLEEBON out of courtesy to advise
hm of the hearing and that if he wanted to be there it was all right with the
-Judge. According to Judge LMGRMIERI, GLEISSON asked him if the Judge felt he
should be there; and the Judge told him no. GLIJF-SO13 then said he thought the- Judge should instruct him to be there. The Judge said no, he would issue no such
instructions and that GLL-2.301! could stay away and forget the whole thing. Accordingto Judge I£cGRAN]3RY, GLIESON then said that they had a new technique here and that' ' if the complaint was filed at a point less than 100 miles from Philadelphia the _1
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do that in this instance. The Judge advised GLEESOII that he was not going to
have him removed without removal proceedings; that this was too important a case
to take any chances, etc. He stated that GLEESOH said he had been in touch nith
someone in the Department and that this was the procedure they were going to
follow. le Judge pointed out to him that this was not going to be the case. They
were going to have renoval proceedings. The Judge stated further to me that he
was in control of the situation; that GOLD could not be removed without going
through him, and he was going to make certain there was no possibility of anything
going wrong in this matter. _ _ .
lhis information was conveyed to Mr. BEIHOIH of the Bureau. .
Saortly thereafter STUART TAYIDR, City Editor of the Bulletin, called me and
told me he thought I would be interested in something that had happened this after-
noon.. He stated GOLD had been brought before Judge McGRANERY and that five re-
porters had been there and that following GOLD's appearance before l.IcGR.ANEZiI
he had called the five rqn orters in his chambers and told them the reason that -
GOLD had been brought before him was because he wanted counsel appointed and that
he had asked to talk to the Judge and so forth. Mr. TAYLOR advised that the
UP did not have a reporter there at the time and that when UP heard that GOLD .
had been before the Judge and that the Judge had given statements to a number of .
reporters a representative of UP called him and he gave UP a statement and in
it stated that GOLD had told him he was going to plead guilty. I-Er. TAILOR saw
the UP memo coming across his desk and immediately assigned a reporter to call
Judge 1.1cGBJtNEl'£Y.bccause of the importance oi the statement. Judge HcGRAN£RI
verified it for the reporter and was asked why he did not tell the other reporters
about this important development; and in response to that question, he stated
he "guessed he just didnlt know what was news." '
The above infonnation was furnished to Mr. BELMONT of the Bureau.
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call from Hr. JOHN D. ll. HAMILTON in which Hr. HAMILTON withdrew the request madein his letter er 6/5/so and in turn substituted two requests: ! that in theevent any mention of motive or intent was made in a statement it he shown to his
before GOLD signed it. _ - _ - _
I told hr. Hi-IHNRICH that we would, of course, honor that request and would take
the matter up with the Bureau before any statement or contemplated statement
would be shown to Hr. HAHILIOH. ' - - I
ihe 2nd request was that hewanted to see that part of the statement of Hay 22ndwhich goes into intent and/or motive. I told Hr. nnmmcu that I had advised ,
Mr. I-LAMILTOR that that would of necessity be referred to the Department for areply. llr. HENRRICH stated he would take the matter up with the Department and
would advise this office of the decision as soon as a reply was received, at
which time Mr. HAMILTON should he advised.
I told Hr. HE-WHICH that Hr. HAMILTON also desired to be advised of the identity
of the attorney: for the Governnent who was going to handle the hearing for the .
Government on June 12th in order that he could discuss with him general matters,
stating that he thought he would be able to waive certain things which mighteimplily matters. Hr. HENNRICH stated he would take this up with the Department .
and advise us so that we could in turn advise HAMILION.
I then told llr. HENNRICH that it was the present plan oi this office to prepare
and transmit a teletype to the New York Office and the Bureau bringing up to date
information received relative to the prosecution in the GOLD case involving FUCHS;
that this teletype would be sent out tonight; that it would he followed by I.report which should be out 01' this o£1ice_by tomorrow evening, 6/7/593 that the
report would bring the entire matter up to date, incorporating all informationreceived subsequent to the report of st aosnm o. JENSEN, 5/31/50, Philadelphia.
I asked Hr; HEINRICH it this report would be for dissanination to the USA and theDepartment, and he stated that it was being prepared for that purpose; that it .would he given to the Department and to'the USA. I then advised him that there
were a couple of questions which should be answered:
whether intomation should be contained in e report relative to the identification
of tho motion pictures of SEJGIEIN SEHENOV and A. A. YAKOVLEV, pointing out that this
would reveal techniques utilized by the New Iork Office in obtaining the photographs
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copy oi the report reecting that New Iork should withhold sending report toUSA until instructed to do so by the Bureau. He stated that upon arrival in
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Bainbridge Avenue, telephone Tennessee 9-Oh22. ''>
I ' ' In substance, uxss mmrmo advised em. nn. num Poms,
EASTERN $EAROH LABORATORIES, Philadelphia, bad recently been inter-
viewed by Special Agmts of this office and at the time of this inter-
view POLIS ad said nothing regarding her relationship with Subject,although tht Agents had req-e sted POLIS to advise it he knew oi saw .
girl friends or contacts of GOLD. Shortly after this interview, POLIB
contacted ISABEL VAN DEN HOGIT, PHIIADELPHIA GENERAL HOSPITAL, and told :
her to have HISSIANNIBWG contact the FBI before the Agents found out that
she had been keeping company with the Subject. ' ' '
' Continuing, nss LAINDIB stated that she had net com while '
employed at the PHILADELPHI& GENERAL HCBPITAL as 8 junior biochemist -
in approximately September. 191:3." MISS IANNIHO indicated that she had
first I8-ted GOLD in August, 19118, and kept company with hill approzd.-' '
GOLD asked'1lISS LANNINO if she would marry him, which proposal she de-
clined. A-1ter this refusal, GOLD continued to telephone IIISS LANNIIB
but she would not go out with him. In september, 19b9, she met ecu:
at a meeting of the Al-II~RIOB~l OHEIICAL SOCIETI held at Atlantic City,
New Jersey. After this meeting, GOLD still persisted in telephoning ___ her up until the time the FUC-£5 case broke in February» 1950. it I !--nately one or two times a month until August, 191:9. In August, 1916; J
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about this time, GOLD had telephoned MISS LANNING and told her that '
she was probably right and that it would be best that he follow her
desires and not attempt to see her again. According to MISS LANNINO,
the FUCHS case, to her lmowledge, had no hearing whatsoever on GOLDls
following her wishes that he not bother her again. After this episode,
IIISS LANNINO recalls seeing GOLD on only one other occasion, and that
by pure chance at a meeting oi the AMERICAN CHEMICAL 3001571! held in
Philadelphia in the second week of lpril, 1950.
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extremely shy and boring and noncomnital with reg to political
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. lstionship, did GOLD ever express any viewpoint which would lead IIISS
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__'" to recall the exact time that GOLD had told her that he had been in '
1: .-. I ' Row llexioo or when he had visited that state. On direct questionmg _ _, ~ by writer, MISS LANHIM stated that Santa Fe Ins one of the cities she '
. .j _ .' _ recalled GOLD'e having claimed he Yieitedgin connection with GOLD-'3 -
- - having visited New Mexico, IIISS LANNING recalled that GOLD had stated _
I, _' ' ' that the trip no made while he was employed with the PENNSYLVANIA . - ,
. ' ' SUGAR REFI1~llliG COMPANY, Philadelphia, em! she believes that he toll 'if her that it was in oonnection with the sugar c0mparU'l interest in e .
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_ January and August, 191.9, 001.1! had told her um. he was gem; to rm:
._ ', to see s party banned ABRAHAM!. BROTI-MAN who owed him some money. MISS
j _ _ LLNNING recalled that GOLD had told her on two or three ocasions, exact
- dates not recalled, that he was going to RIO in an attempt to collect
, .. - " this money. MISS IANNING stated that she believed that one of these
» trips was trade by GOLD during his vacation in August, 19l49, _-4r. . - . 1
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Y position in RIO before coming to the PHILADELPHIA GENERAL HCBPITAL, '
1 but she was unable to sq what this position was or what compaxv
e * - GOLD had been associated with in that state, KISS LANNING stated that
" if-J ' sow had indicated to her that he had left nu position in mt because
_ ' he had been cheated in some way or another. . -
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- friendly terms with ISORRELL! DOUOHI?.RT!, and from the references that
' GOLD had made to DOUGHEMT, she had formed the opinion that DOUGHERII
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and GOLD were also extremely friendly, inasmuch as thq had developed
same type of lmnanent wave fluid for s person named --- STANTON, who
lives in an apartment near Washington I-one and Norton Street, German-
town, Philadelphia. The only other infomation NIS8 LANNBI} could
furnish concerning STANTON was that he was s mamfscturer with a fec-
tory in Roadaorough, Pennsylvania, where he was engagedin the manufac-
ture of the permanent wave fluid developed by BROTHIIAN and GOID._ __ -_',,. . . . 1- - I - . _
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age 35 to , who formerly worked at the PENNSYLVANIA SUGAR REFININO
COMPANY with GOLD, andnho is new connected with the LANKENAU RES-
EARCH LABORATORY, Fox Chase, Pa. NISS LANNIM stated that she was
introduced to FLOYD at the AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETl"s meeting in
' Atlantic City, New Jersey, in September, 19149., _
" - " the say of mrther baclcgroundcn GOLD, IIISSLANNIHI '
stated that he had told her that he had been engaged to a Philadel-B
~phie -girl. who was employed as a dancer while he attended. IAVHR UNI-
TERSI'Il'- BOLD told MISS LANNINO that on his ret1n'n from IAVIER UNI-
VERSITY, the girl had married am! this had made him somewhat hitter
and in MISS LANNING'S opinion, was probably responsible for the fact
that BOID has not married. -Q
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3330 Chestnut St., Phila., Pa.
220 E. Clivedon, Germantown, Phila, Pa.
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Reference is made to the paper written by HARRY GOLD entitled
"Thermal Diffusion » A Prospectus", which may be found in l-B-! of this
file, and photostatic copies of articles requested for photostating by
HARRY GOLD at the Franklin Institute Library, which may be found in 1-B-!.
- GOLD's Thermal Diffusion paper refers, under II Theory, to FURRY,
JONES and ONSAOER as Reference I. This is believed likely to refer to an
article on Page 1083 through 1095 in Volume 55 of the Physical Review dated
June 1, 1939 entitled "On the Theory of Isotope Separation by Thermal Diffusion
by H. H. FURRY, R. CLARK JONES and L. ONSAGER. GOLD uses a quote apparently
from this article, which appears on Page 1083. ' '
Also in GOLDs paper under Section II Theory, GOLD refers to
FRANKEL Physical Review 5?:66l!. This is believed to refer to Page 661,
Volume 5? of the Physical Review dated March 19, 19b6, which contained,
under the heading "Letters to the Editor", an article entitled "Elementary
Derivation of Thermal Diffusion" by S. PHILLIPS FRANKEL, a copy of which
was photostated for GOLD by the Franklin Institute.
Under III Description of Apparatus, in GOLD's paper, other
references are mentioned
Re f erence 2
Reference 3
Reference h
These referencesas follows:
- TAYLOR and GOCKLER
- NIEI1 and BARDEEN
- GILLESPIE and BREGK
are all believed to refer to photostats requested
by GOLD at the Franklin Institute as follows: _
Reference 2
X Reference 3
W- Pages 8h3 and Bhh of Volume B of the
October, 19hO issue of Journal of Chemical
Physics, "A Confirmation of the Theory of
Thermal Diffusion" by T. I. TAYLOR and
GEORGE GLOCKLER.
- Pages 690 through 692 of Volume 9 of the
September, 19hl issue of the Journal of
Chemical Physics, "The iroduction of
Concentrated Carbon 3! by Thermal
Diffusion" by ALFRED O. NIEH and JOHN
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l9hl issue of the Journal of Chemical
Physics entitled "Thermal Diffusion in
Ternary Liquid Mixtures, Particularly
Aqueous Solutions Containing Ferrous
Chloride" by L. J. GILLESPIE and SAMUELBECK. ._.. . .ni ,. W. T
Also under lll Description of Apparatus in GOLD's paper was thereference CARR, Physical Review 61:726. This is believed to refer to anarticle photostated by com! from Page 726 of Volume 61 oi the Physical "
Review. This page included a number of abstracts, one of which was
"Thermal Diffusion Tube for Liquids" by H; E. CARR. I _ ' .
This same section of GOLD's paper further referred to CARR, '
J. Chemical Physics, l2:3h9. This is believed to refer to Page-3h9cf theJournal of Chemical Physics, Volume 12, Number 8, August, l9hh. This pageincluded an article entitled "Thermal Diffusion in Liquids" by HOWARD CARR.
The last sentence of GO1D's paper on Thermal Diffusion indicated thatphotostatic copies of his references #1, #2, #3 and §h were appended.
Under II Theory, GOLD's paper listed two other references as
follows: I ». -,.- . ¢
fJLL}$S}I;':1 Ibid. 61:38! and
BREWER and BRAHLEY, Physical Review 57:3S9
The Ibid. refers to the Physical Review previously
mentioned by GOLD!
Ho request for photostating of these articles was located at the
Franklin Institute.
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Q1-. s*rU1Ln'F'I"AYI,01'1, City Editor a£...+,ne Evening Bulletin, advised that one cmcxKLLLY of Radio Station I92'Y»'.' or possiblgfone oi the other radio stations had beenin to see him and had informed him he was well acquainted with HARRY GOLD and hadlmm-m him well for years. He suggested it might be desirable to interview KELLYrelative to his knowledge of GOLD in the event we desired to do so. A-,0
He said he was only mentioning it in view of the fact than we were interested in
talking to people who lmew GOLD-
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USA GERALD A. GLEESON called 1:15 p.m., today, relative to his representing
the Government at the hearing of the subject.
He stated he has been going over some of the details oi the case and he noteda tiny flaw in the service of the warrant. He pointed out that the U. S. Marshalhas an original copy of the warrant. It was assumed that the original was stillup in New York. This warrant reflects that the usual heading of being addressed.to the U. S. Marshal, etc. , was crossed out and Special Agent oi the FBI was
inserted. The U. S. Marshal is not mentioned in this warrant.
GLEESON quoted the rule when serving a warrant, which provides, "The ofiicer_need not have the warrant in his possession at the time of arrest, but uponrequest shall show the warrant to the defendant as soon as possible." .
Mr. GLEESON says he does not think we have followed this rule. The warrantwas served by the U. S. Marshal on GOLD, and GLEESON questions the Marshal'sauthority to do so. '
GLEESOH new quggests that a Special Agent of the FBI obtain the warrant fromthe Marshal, serve it now, and then have the Special Agent make a proper return.He stated that he doubted ii the Marshal would allow the warrant to get outoi his possession, but he thought the Marshal would send a Deputy Marshal along
with the Agent while the warrant was actually served.
GLEESON stressed the fact that this was s. timr flaw, but he thought it ad-visable not to have any possible flaws which could create a problaa at the time
oi the hearing. '
Jdr. GLEH-SON was advised that we would communicate with him later today.
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Mr. nemmcu of the Bureau celled 9=55 1.11. June 7, 1950 and requested
a list of the statements taken from GOLD to date and the contents thereof.
He wanted to knew generally what the statements contained and whether
any statement made any mention of motive or intent. _
a copy of each statement be 1onrarded to the Bureau. He advised that
with reference to my inquiry as to whom Attorney HAMILTON should teJ.k_
with reference to the case, that the Department had advised that USA'
GLEESON was handling the hearing and that Hr. HAMILTON should talk to
hi-M Gbmlt itsf I read each statement taken from com to re-. nzmmcu and he asked em
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Hr. I-IENNRICH of the Bureau called and advised that tomorrow morning,
Thursday, June 8, 1950, Agents T. SCOTT MILLER and RICHARD E. BRENNAN
are to be in the office of Mr. KEHOE of the Eastern District of New
Iork to see Hr. FRANK PARKER and that on Friday morning at 10:60 Adl-
they are to be present in Brooklyn to testify before the Grand Jury.
Er. HENNRICH stated that the Bureau was leaving it up to me as to
whether they should return to Philadelphia after their conference with *
Hr. PARKER and return to New York on the following morning; that this
would depend upon whet time they completed their interview with Hr-
PARKER. '
Mr. HENNRICH pointed out that the Department has not been advised of the
identity of BUCK, SLACK or GREEINGLASS and that they have not received
the larger picture» He said this should be pointed out to agents HILLE
and BRENNAN for their guidance in their discussion with the United
States Attorney and their testimorgr before the Grand Jury; that they
should not volunteer information relative to the other cases.
Hr. HBNNRIUH also stated that agents MEIER and BRENNAN will have to he
present in Philadelphia on Monday morning, June 12 for the rmoval hearing
on GOLD. I advised Mr. HElil~lRICH of a call received a short time before
that from Judge l&cGRANER.I who stated that United States attorney GLEEESGN
and Attorney JOHN HAMILTON had net in his office this afternoon and
that GLEESON said that Brooklyn is 93 miles from Philadelphia and it nae
not felt that a removal hearing for GOLD was necessary. The Judge stated
he asked Ls . GLEESON how he knew how far it was and Hr. GLEESOH had
pointed out that this was the mileage paid to the Marshall for transfers
between districts. The Judge reported he told Mr. GLE?.30N_ that in a
case as important as this it was not wise to take any chances. GLEESON
told the Judge that he was not going to make an issue of it but
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