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DETAILS: .
I. BACKGROUND
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Brooklyn, New York, as caused to be checked on February
20, 1958, b SA ANTHONY R. VILLANO reflected that MERRILLPERLIN wa orgihngust 23, 1920, Brooklyn, New York, to UJEANETTE ERUQPERLIN, 30, born United States, and HENRY 1' /f"
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1 On February 26, 1958, PAULINE DE FIORE,
Credit Bureau of Greater New York, advised SA PAUL F. ROWLANDS
that MARSHALL PERLIN and his wife, DOROTHY PERLIN, resided
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to enter Columbia Law School. He disenrolled frcm.Rutgers
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_ In April, 1948, EDWARD FOX, Associate Registrar,
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Q 1944, at Rondo, Texas, to accept appointment as a Second
2 Lieutenant, Air Corps. He was commissioned Second LieutenantT 3 on August 21, 1944. He was advanced to First Lieutenant on
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Mandate Islands. As a result of his Air Corps service,
PERLIN was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal
with three oak leaf clusters, American Campaign Medal,
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questionnaire dated April 10, 1944:--Born August 23,-1920
- at New York City. Next of kin indicated as mother, JEANETTE
PERLIN, born Russia, residing 239 Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn,
New York. This address is also shown as PERLIN's permanent
. home address. His father was indicated as having been born
.~ in Russia; however, he is deceased and his name was not'= Q noted in PERLIN's-record. ' - ¢._ g, ; _
On December 17, 1952, Records of the FBI
Identification Division made available the following infor-
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In February, 1952, JOSEPH MONACO, Superintendent,iddleneck Road Great Neck, New York, advised SA215 MKENNETH R. ROUTON that MARSHALL PERLIN, his wife and child,t t 3B of the above '"resided in building number 1, apar men ,
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who answered the call advbed she was Mrs. PERLIN, a - ----P, 92.-5 housewife and resided at 801 West End Avenue, Nee York city.§ IE aptelephone call to telephone number MO 3-6811;, listed
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gthat MICHAEL PERLIN had indicated he was employed from
5 ?Apri1, 1942, until November, 1942, as an Assistant Byer
§ _ _ sby L. Luvia and Sons, Inc., 160 Fifth Avenue, New York city,
-= ea wholesale Jewelry and_si1verware concern. PERLIN also
-- iindicated that he had been with the National.Youth . . 2-~92 . ..-_» §Administration on problems of personnel and placement, no gdates indicated. ' '
According to an issue of the Electrical Union '
News dated January, l9A8, a newspaper published by Local 301, A
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by Local 301, UERMWA, on January 23, 1948. This article"
stated that PERLIN served four years in the Army Air
Force and was-a navigator_on,a-B~29 in_the Pacific. - g;,
f" ' * On August_29{l950,T-l=advised that GORDON f* '
BELGRAVE had stated thatat.theiconclusion-of his,Job_as, ,_;_
attorney at Local 301, MICHAEL PERLIN would return to New
York City. BELGRAVE also stated that PERLIN will work as an
attorney for some of the "progressive" law firms in New
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1 On I- u0* 18, l952,_a Special Agent of ' '- - -the FBI made aelephone call to the offices ofDonner, Kinoy n ~ '- Attorneys, 104 East 40th Street, ' _H
New York City. An unidentified individual who-answered .; j~_ .-
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of that law firm.
May 8, 1958, a Special Agent of the FBI
made a telephone call to telephone number MU 2-8288"listedm957-1958 Manhattan Telelgone Directory to --
Donner, Kinoy and Perlin, Attorneys, 3 Madison Avenue, 5; - i__
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the call advised MARSHALLPERLIN was associated with that.- ¢~b"-
firm but was not in at the time of the call.
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Mr. JOHN F. HENNESSY, Secretary of the Office .
of the Comittee on Character and Fitness, Second Judicial -
District, Supreme Court, Appellate Division, advised on
July 31, 1947, that MARSHALL PERLIN, also known as Merrill
Perlin, had applied for admission to the Bar of-the State of
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' On February 21+, 1958, mass moons, Chief_ ,__ Clerk, Nassau County Board of Elections, Mineola, NewI York, advised SA FRKHK B. LONGO that his records reflected5 5 ~3that in 1952 MICHAEL and DOROTHY PERLIN registered andindicated a preference for the ALP. In 1951, MICHAEL PERLIH registered and indicated a preference for the ALP I
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On February 3, 195%, the Commanding Officer, -*Bureau of Special Services and Investigations, New Yorkhog; _ City Police Department, advised that on February 2, 1954,1-es-?~?~a1: 11:30 a.m. funeral -services for EMANUEL snoca,* ' ' attorney for deceased atom spies JULIUS and ETHEL _' ROSENBERG, were held at Riverside Chapel, 76th Street and'
Amsterdam Avenue, New York City. '
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Unionists". The article went on to say, "The council of
Greek Americans announced Friday that H5 prominent American
attorneys have signed a statement addressed to the Premier
of Greece demanding a civil trial for Tony Ambatielos and
nine other leaders of the Greek maritime unions, sentenced
to death in 19&8 for their trade union activities. The 10{union leaders are scheduled ior_retrial August_2l3before' "
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York. '
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by SA AUGUST J. MICEK on March 14, 1958, reflected that a
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area at Triboro Stadium, Randalle Island, may 3, 1953, -
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which reflected that the name MARSHALL PERLIN, 104 East '
0th Street, New York City, appeared at that time onpa '_.
mailing list of the NLG publication Lawyers Guild Review ,_
a quarterly publication of the NLG. ' - »
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mailing list for the June 1956 mailing of the "Lawyers -
Guild Review", the official quarterly publication of the
NLG. The name MARSHALL PERLIN, 3&2 Madison Avenue, New York
City, was included in a section of the list identified as
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New York Comittee for Protection of
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on a list of attorneys that were to be saluted at a banquet
on October 28, l95H, held at the Yugoslav-American Hall,
HOS west 41st Street, New York city, under the auspices of
the NYCPFB. .
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Foreign Born has been designated by the Attorney General
of the United States pursuant to Executive Order 10450.
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On June 14, 1950, T-8 advised that nanonn KLEIN
had held a conference on that day_with MICHAEL PERLIN.
A On July 8, 1956, T-9 advised he observed a"
car bearing 1956 New York license QS3586, parked in the
'vic1nity of the residence of MATHILDE PALUGER HASLAUER.-¥.v:__;_y
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31, 1956, reflected license QS3586 was issued to MARSHALL
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the Administration of the Internal Security Act and other ~
Internal Security Laws ofthe Committee on the Judiciary,'
Washington, D.C. HOLMAN refused to answer without the
advise of counsel, all questions asked of him pertaining
to Communism and Communist activities. His attorney,
MARSHALL PERLIN, New York, was evicted from the hearing
for."contemptuous conduct"..i.~. .... -. _ .. . - _
WILLIAM NORMAN MARRON.*'1._- ' ._~_* -___-_.-_ -_. 1 ;* 1 . :* .. - > . I.-'1 - _l__ ..
On December 5, 1955, WILLIAM NORMAN MAHRON
was arraigned before United States District Judge THOMAS
F. MURPHY, United States District Court, Southern District
of New York. MARRON was represented by Attorney MARSHALL
PERLIN, who advised the.court that he was representing
MARRON.for"that_dayfonlyuand;§or;the;question of_settlingba1l.nV$'iv'V-;=- M-¢J'~=.-5.a{T-§ef§$_p;=§5"§,f '"11 " '1'" - _&r.=-_'-- Z_ ' .: .3: 4-. ' _ ~ - - | ' ..= --A_-_.- -_ ._.- .._-92,..g_ _- -
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December 6, 1955, page 3, column 2, reflected an article
entitled "William Marron Appears in Court; $20,000 Bail set
The article went on to say
$20,000.bail yesterday for
appearance in the court to
Smith Act drawn up against
_o§ the New York State GP.
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by the government, was too
Perlin, Marron's lawyer...
Athat "Judge Thomas F. Murphy set
Willem Marron following Marron's
answer an indictment under the
him in 1951. Marron is a leader
bail, which was the amount asked
high, it was argued by Marshall
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i ' on June 21, 1956, the New York Office received;i
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Attorneys At Law
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' Dear Sire:
"I am wr ing this letter in behalf of m
client, Jan 92 eed, of 520 East 12th Street._L»y ,.f g 4 - I n _ '92 ..-1.-4, ----.,,,,___,E an -e .
"One of your employees, Agent Martin,.has
s", been attempting to speak to my client. Shehas '
ww ~_ ., advised him that if your agency has anything to _ ,_ Q
¥?¥" say, an appointment can be arranged at our mutual
= convenience at my office.
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" that you direct your agents to desist from harass-
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" , to communicate with my office and we will make an
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"Very truly yours,
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§;;;;5_. . T A review of the."Daily Worker" issue of_.;hh
~fh};February &,1957,,page l, columns 3 and 5, reflects an_
7;. article witnthe headline "Mexican I..awyer_mzeedirom'
' "' Defending Sobell", the article_went on to day:' "Dr. Luis;:i-:esa~+ ~~-Sanchez Ponton, noted Mexican attorney and former Mexican
government official, has been baned from entering the
United States to act as an attorney for Morton Sobell, it
was disclosed yesterday by Sobell's wife.
2- ;..._~r ,¢is convinced that Morton Sobell is innocent. He believes
11.?" that the sovereignty of Mexico_was infringed upon and that --
";§i£;>the.extradition treaty between the.United.States and MexicoL_,¢,
was violated. Sobel1's wife charges that because of this
treaty, the prosecution had no power to try him.
The Appeals Court is being asked to free
Sobell, grant him a new trial or order a hearing on the new
,__evidence. _Sobell, sentenced to 30 years in the trial with ; ,
Ju1ius*and Ethel Rosenberg, is in Alcatrazi "Hundreds '" 1 "-_
of eminent Americans have appealed.to President Eisenhower in- P?
,. his behalf.- - -- -~ ~ »~~~~ ~- ¢~$e~¢¢w- - i- -, ,- ;ni ~t
"His attorneys in the United States include
* the New Yorkifirm of Frank Donner, Arthur-Kinoy and Marshall
Perlin. - '
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selfadmitted former member of the CP from l9H6 to 1950,
made available information which reflected that the name
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M. PERLIN, 223 Liberty Street, Schenectady, New York, -
appeared on the original petitions to be sent to Congress ,
fprotesting the MundtNixon Bill and urging the defeat of the"'§
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aidentified M. PERLIN as being identical with MICHAEL PERLIN, -"attorney for Local'3Ol,'UERMNA." '"~* e " '"' " " ""*' """
Committee to Secure Justice
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On December ll, 1957, T-ll advised that the
National SOBELL Conference of the Comittee to Secure
Justice for MORTON SOBELL was_held in the library room of___the Hotel Biltmore, H3rd Street and Madison AvenuejNew '
York City, on November 30, and December 1, 1957. .
T-11 advised that among those present at the
conference was MARSHALL PERLIN, New York. T-ll described .
MARSHALL PERLIM_as-MORTON SOBELL's attorney. _ . _ n . '__ »I- I
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on November 30,_195T, MARSHALL PERLIN, after being introduced _,
by the chairman, brought the conference uptto date as to all '3'
legal steps that have been taken to free MORTON SOBELL.
PERLIN then gave his evaluation of the Supreme Court's
latest refusal in the SOBELL case. PERLIN stated he believes
political pressure is a big factor in this case and that the "
Department of Justice is dedicated to carry on this fraud
about the SOBELL kidnapping in Mexico. PERLIN said, "the
real problem for the Justice Department is that any fraud
-**" "that is connected with SOBELL is connected with the
ROSENBERGS." PERLIN then said that the attorneys for SOBELL
are filing a petition for the court to reconsider their
decision, however, he has no hope.
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a Shop Steward's meeting on the previous Tuesday night, ~ _
they voted to send telegrams urging that the House ofi *
Representatives hold public hearings on the so-called
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that MARSHALL PERLIN, Local 301 Attorney, analyzed the
iBi1l at the Union's request and told the meeting that while
the Bill is supposedly aimed at Communis, it actually goes
after everybody. PERLIN warned that a strike could be
called a "dangerous and criminal conspiracy" under those
terms. Also according to PERLIN, the Bill's definition
of a Communist political organization is so loose that
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furnish any information concerning the subject.
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that "PHIL'BAYER,' 2325 Ocean Avenue,"Brook1yn, New York, was
a OP member in the "IUE Div." during the period 1953-5%.
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was unknown to him but that he was referred to as a "leader"
in the "IUE Division . Tl5 further advised that BAYER
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SAWCHUK, 1629 Hamilton Street, Schenectady, New York, an 3
admitted former CP member at Schenectady, New York, in 1946-
1948, in a signed statement, advised SA WOODSON E. DRAUT
she was recruited in to.the CP by MURIEL and PHILIP BAYER,
being actually proposed for membership by PHILIP BAYER.
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dues to MURIEL BAYER, who also collected dues from other
members of the CP branch_to which she belonged. . _.¢ 1m@§; ,51"~' A . _, - ' ..' z. '.»-' $.'_- ,_ I _ - _ . .-' .- "., , , _ .4,-;'. -; a '.- ¢ P. -' . _-J . ' =-. . _ . . __ Ml» t _;, | i _ 2 r .92 |-. Q _ _____ . . t _J _ L.moonnow ssmmvs " -'_,'"'; 'i'j'!' ;]! . "Ti." :1 Q_ 9 T-1 advised that a meeting
of the GE Branc o e CP of Schenectady, New York, was
held on July 19, 1950. T-1 advised that GORDON BELGRAVE
acted as the chairman of this meeting and that the main
point of discussion was the Peace Petition Drive. _
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PHLUGER HASLsvER'was'a member~of thescomunist'Politica1_;Y,H ,
Association, CPA!,1n,l9Q4{Q;, ,-_;@,;;;_ _ 1 ,4_ w__ H';'
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Hupman,~was indicted on November 21, 1952, on charges ' '*, _, '
of filing a false nonCommunist affidavit with the National '
Labor Relations Board in violation of Section 1001, Title 18
United States code. He was subsequently convicted in
January of 195k after-a trial in the United States District
Court, Cincinnati, Ohio, and was sentenced to two five year
sentences to run concurrently and a fine of $5,000. -He is
presently serving a sentence in the Federal Penitentiary,
Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. . 1I
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On November 12, 1943, T-18 advised that w
ANDREW ONDA had stated on that date that ARTHUR KINOY had -
formerly been a full time worker for the CP. Tl9 had
previously advised that ANDREW ONDA was an active CP member
in the State of Connecticut during 1943 and President of
the CPA in Connecticut in l9hh.
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CP Convention approved a proposal submitted by the newly
_ ielected 20 member National Committee that the 11 members "Q
living in New York should serve as a temporary National_-7
v Administrative Committee. FRED FINE was elected to the '
National Committee, CP, USA, and is a member of the temporary
National Administrative Comittee. _ -
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WILLIAM NORMAN MARRQN, who usually used the
name of WILLIAM NORMAN, was indicted by a Federal Grand Jury,
southern District of New York, on June 20, 1951, charging
him with violation of the Smith Act of l9#O.
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District Judge ALEXANER BICKS to serve five years in the f F;
custody of~the Attorney General.--He is.presently at liberty'd*
on bail pending appeal,
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< 1-" .-n 13 .. Lynn Avenue, Tampa,F1orida, an admitted former member of
the CP at Schenectady, New York, during the years 19hU¢h5,in a signed statement to SA G. RANDALL MC GAUGH, advised
that he knew WILLIAM JOHN MASTRIANI to be a member of the
_CP about the years l9h4 and 1935. JUDWAY advised that he
saw MASTRIANI at at least six meetings which were held at
homes of the various CP members in Schenectady. _
DOROTHY PERLIN ' . .-.~ ., H -. e ,k. .. .. ,
_ ' On April 7,_l95#, JOHN PATRICK CHARLES, a
self-admitted former member of the CP from 1946 to 1950,
during his testimony on that date in open session before
-the House Committee on Un-American Activities at Albany,
New York, identified DOROTHY PERLIN as having been a member
of the CP in Schenectady, New York, during the period of his
pembership and as having attended a closed meeting of the
CP in Schenectady, restricted solely to CP members.
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late 19Hl or early 19h2 until August, 1933. MC CLOTHIN
stated that during the time he was a member of the CP he _
knew JANE REED as a CP member. She was the wife of HERB
REED, former CP Organizer for Montgomery 13o|_m;tg_r, and at
_that time they-resided at 61 Neal Avenue, Dayton, Ohio.
=He stated that JANE REED was not as active in the GP as most
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- JULIUS and ETHEL ROSENBERG were convicted in
the United States District Court, Southern District of New
York, on March 29, 1951, of conspiracy to commit esp1onageIi""on behalf of the Soviet Union._[The_ROSEHBERGS,were;;ajjrf;§
sentenced to_death on §PPil §1W}9§}5:g?_jj_f;l',':_ _ rIf§
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_in the United States District Court, Southern District of
New York, of conspiracy to commit espionage on behalf of the
Soviet Union and was sentenced on April 5, 1951, to 30 years
impisonment. He is currently serving his sentence at the
Federal Penitentiary, Atlanta Georgia.
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The "Guide to Subversive Organizations and
Publi ations," revised and published as of January 2, 1957,
prepared and released by the Committee on Un-American Activities,
United States House of Representatives, Washington, D.C.,
contains the following concerning the American Labor Party:
For years, the Communists have put forth
the greatest efforts to capture the entire
American labor Part3'throughort New York
State. They succeeded in capturing the
. Manhattan and Brooklyn sections of the
V American Lator_Party but outside of
New York City they have been unable to win
_ control. Special Committee on Un-American Activitie
' _ House Report 1311 on the C10 Political
Action Committee, March 29, l9#£, p, T8.!"1.
"2. Communist dissimulation extends into
the field of political parties forming
political front organisations such as
the * * * American Labor Party. The
Communists are thus enabled to present
their candidates for elective office
under other than a straight Communist
label. "
Internal Security Subcommittee of the
Senate Judiciary Committee, Handbook forAmegicans, S. Doc. 11?, April 23,_195o,
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On October 7, 1955, Peter Henley, New York State
Chairman, American Labor Party, publicly announced the
American Labor Party State Committee unanimously approved
a resolution dissolving the organization and ordering the
li uidation of its assets. -,___._._9.
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NAT ONAL connzsrss TO sscuns JUSTICE
_ is Tssraosssssae ciss and local_a?f*liates! iii 4 if i i j L L __
Rosenberg Case:
___,_-an-___-orThe "Guide to Subversive Organizations and
_ Publications," revised and published as of January 2,
195?, prepared and released by the Committee on Un-
American Activities, United States House of Representatives
Washington, D.C., contains the following concerning
the National Committee to Secure Justice in the -
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2.Cited as a Communist front organized
at least as early as November 1951' to
conduct the United States phase of a
mammoth propaganda campaign designed to
obliterate the crime of! and exploit
the 3osenb:r;s and their codefendant,
Horton Sobell, for the purposes of
international communism. Headed by
Joseph Brainin as clairman, the committee
had national heaoquarters at 1050 6th
Avenue, New York C;ty, and more than #0
local affiliates throughout the country.
Committee on En-American Activities,
Report, Trial by Treason: The National
Committee to Szcure Justice for the '
Rosenbergs and Horton Sobell,' August 25,
1955, PP. 1, 13, El, 63 and 120; also cited
in Annual Report for 1955, House Report
1638, January 17, 1955, originallyreleased
January 11, 1956, pp. 3 and 29-33.!
To defend the cases of Communist lawbreaker
fronts have been devised making special
appeals in behalf of civil liberties and
reaching out farv beyond the confines of
the Communist Party itself. Among these
organizations are the * * * National
Committee to Secure Justice in the Rosenberg
Case. when the Communist Party itself is
under fire these offer a bulwark of
protection. "
Internal Security Subcommittee of the
Senate Judiciary Committee, Handbook for
Americans, S. Doc. 117, April 23, 1956,P- 91-!"
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"' "**195?,conta1ns the following concerning the National *-
Committee to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell in the
Rosenberg Case: -._ IP
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w__ Ethel and Julius Rosenberg in Junel953,.J '* ' ' '_- _ -B N - __ ~;- -_,_¥__; _ 92 /- . "L »_'.i,n-;,_- ___~.:._-.92_ ___._14-_,__.__ '_ _ ::__- _ ____ ; _-__ _;__ , .__i_ L ___ if ____ V__ _A E
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in the Rosenberg Case-a Communist front
which had been conducting the campaign in
theUnited States-ewes reconstituted as the
National Rosenberg-Sobell Committee at a
conference in Chicago in October 1953 and
"then as the National Committee to Secure ;;;;<-v92..- . ..-I '¢- . -1'. 5 .'~ .,.'2-",1." -,?-"- * .- as >4-...--92 . _ '|~,_.._.¢.h__ #,g33f;;@q~;, - f%**Justiceifor Morton Sobell in the'Rosenberg 4;};;;;; _J... _ _u Case." National headquarters remained at * *¥1;"'." 1050 6th1nvenue, New York City;* Co-chairmene-~
of the newest organization were Daniel
Marshall and Joseph Brainin.' .§Committee on UnAmerican Activities Report,Trial by Treason: The National Committee to __
Secure Justice for the Rosenbergs and Morton
sobell," August 25, 1956, pp. 118 and 120;
also cited in Annual Report for 1955, House
Report 1638, January 17, 1956, originally
released January ll, 1956, p. 30.!"__',,-_-;..--I
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' The "Guide to Subversive Organizations and
Publications," revised and published as of January 2,_1957, contains the following concerning the National '
Lawyers Guild: i
"National Lawyers Guild
"1. Cited as a Communist front.
Special Committee on Un-American
Activities, House Report 1311 on the
CIO Political Action Committee,
March 29, 1944, p. 1&9.!
"2.. which is
of the
organisations,Cited as s Communist front
the foremost legal bulwark
Communist Party, its front
and controlled unions and which since
its inception has never failed to rally
to the legal defense of the Communist
Party and individual members thereof,
including known espionage agents. -
Committee on Un-American Activities,
House Report 3123 on the National
Lawyers Guild, September 21, 1950, .' originally released September 17, 1950.!
To defend-the cases of Communist
lawbreskers, fronts have been devised
making special appeals in behalf of civil
liberties and reaching out far beyond the
confines of the Communist Party itself.Among these organizations are the * * *
National Lawyers Guild. when the -
Communist Party itself is under fire
these offer a bulwark of protection.
Internal Security Subcommittee of the
Senate Judiciary Committee, Handbook
for Americans, S. Doc. 117, April 23,
1956. p. 91.!""3.
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The Directory cf National and International Labor
Unions in the United States, 1955, United States Department
of Labor Bulletin N0. 1155, on pages three and four, states
that the United Electrical, Radio and Machine workers of
America, an independent labor unicn, was expelled on
November 2,'19Q9, from the Congress cf Industrial
Organizations on charges of Communist domination. Its
national office is located at 11 East 51st Street, New York,
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Enclosed is the report of SA DANIEL J. QUIGLEY,
dated and captioned as above, M copies of which are attached;
also attached are A copies of a letterhead memorenda setting
forth the reliability of informants whose identities are ' _concealed by use of T symbols.e Qg
REFEREECES :~ v g- 9_ ». 41J- Report of se mmnzws R. neuron, dated 3/20/51,
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{Report of SA J. HOWARD ceetso;-1, dated 12/E750,
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because it contains information received from conf d ntial
1 sources indicating tho FBI has coverage of Communist meetings
and activities held at various locations in NYC end elsewhere.
If this fact were disclosed, it could possibly reveal the iden
ties of informants and seriously hamper investigation of
subversive activities; this would be injurious to the National 5
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0q,92 ' Rem-let, report, and ro-122, all datedk'26-580 _ ' _
' Subject: none is not being approued_for l
inclusion in the Security Index SI! at this tine.
Although PhrIin's history of Communist Party OP!
activity in the 1940's followed by his continued
participation in the activities of carious front
groups tends to estoblioh his synpathy_for the
communist cause, it is not jtlt that these activities '
are suficient to establish subject's potential danger-
ousnese to the national security. It is noted that
7 investigation has jailed to develop evidence of GP
enberahip or activities within the last five gears
or evidence of substantial participation in the
activities of a front group within the last three
years. In this connection, it is not felt that
Per1in's activities in the defense of Horton Sobell
in conjunction with the Committee to Secure Justice 1
for Ebrton Sobcll mazld be saficient to eciaence'
. substantial participation in the activities of o -=
front group. Although Pcr1inhas taken a leading
role in the defense of Sobell and appears sympathetic
to the Sobell cause, it is apparent that the eviden-
tiary value of information developed in this regard
in somewhat diminished in view of the existing .
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. 92 . -p I TPerlin, 3?, resides at 801 Fest End Avenue, New IbrkiiiggéCity, and is an attorney in the_firm of Donner, Kinoy, and Perldn x
' New fork City. £trlin's known subversive activities follow:
Identified by self-confessed former Communist Party CF!
member as member of CP;;§g§;12£Z and active in CP student group
at Columbia University in 1946; registered preference for American
Labor Party ALP! 1941, 1942, 1946, 1951, and 1952; elected vice
chairman of ALP county committee, Schenectady, New Fork, 1950;
in 1949 requested William Lawrence, UP functionary, to provide
material on membership and organization of a Civil RightsCongress
. CBC! cited by Attorney General! chapter, having pointed out to
~ Lawrence that he, Perlin, had farmed a CRO chapter,.was a member
of its steering committee and desired to develop it; attended
CBC meeting in.l949; admitted National Lawyers Guild NEG! cited
by House Committee on Uneémerican Activities! activities in 194?,
appeared on mailing list of NLG in 1953, and identified as member
of New Y0rk'City Chapter of RIG in 1956 NLG mailing list; appeared -
in 19.56 Council er Greek Americans ace! cited by Attorney General!
bulletin and 1952 issue of "Daily 7orker"as signer in support qf -
certain CCA activities; auto observed in parking_orea during 1953:
rally sponsored by the National Committee to Secure Justice in i f
the Rosenberg Case cited by House Committee on Un-American Activitie-
and was on list of attorneys to be honored at a 1954 banquet held
under the auspices of New York Committee for Protection of Foreign
Born NFCPFB! qfiliate of American Committee_for rotection of
Foreign Born which was cited by Attorney General!. , .'
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Although Perlin's history of CP activity in the 1940's
followed by continued participation in the activities of various
front groups tends to establish his sympathy for the communist
cause, it is not,fe1t that these activities justify the inclusion
of his name in the SI at this time as a person potentially
dangerous to the national security. It is noted thzt investigation
has failed to develop evidence of GP membership or activity within
the last 5 years or specific evidence of substantial participation
in the activities of a front group within the last 3 years. In
this connection, # is not believed that Per1in's current activities
in the defense of Horton Sobell in conjunction with the Committee
to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell would be suficient to
evidence substantialipdrticipation in the activities of a front
group. Although Perlin has taken a leading role in the defense
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on the part of92 Enclosed herewith are the- copies of a letterhead memorandum setting
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con idential sources coverage of Communist meetings and
activities in the NYC area and it is felt the disclosure of
this information would be injurious to the national defense.
The infornmnts who furnished the information
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The call mentioned in the
enclosed memorandum JOSEPH C. FBECHETTE to an
unidentified female who advised she was the sub_ect's wife.
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Marshall
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A confidential sourceadvised that as of Marchll, 1959, the subJect was in Moscow, Russia. 1
' 18, 1959, by means of a suitable -telephone by a Special Agent of the Federal Bureau of_ Investigat on ! it was ascertained that the subJect was
currently residing at B01 West End Avenue, New York Cit ,having recently returned from*a_trip,abr9e_d. [bx-1> e
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.. Committee, Schenectady, New York, 1950; organized Civil" '-Rights Congress chapter in 19b9, in Schenectady, New York;
name appeared on the mailing list of the National LawyersGuild in 1953;-subjects firm engaged by the United Electrical,Radio and Machine Workers of-America, from November, 1956 -- March, 1959; attorney for Morton Sobell, 195? 1958.92 1
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Merrill Perlin ' ' '
Marshall Perlin, Michael Perlin
August 23, 1920
Brooklyn, New York
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6 feet
205 lbs.
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Columbia Law Schoolgig degree - February, 1947
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AMERICAN iAeo3_e,
The Guide to Subversive Organizations and
Publications, revised and published as of January
1957, prepared and released by the Committee on Un-2»
American Activities, United States House of Representatives,
hashington, B.C., contains the following concerning theAmerican Labor Party: _ _ '
H1.For years, the Communists have put
the greatest efforts tO~CaptUI¬ the
American Labor Party throughout New
dtate. They succeeded in_capturing
Manhattan and Brooklyn sections oi
American Labor Party but outside of
New York City they have been unablecontrol ' ' "forth
entire
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- House Report 1311 on the C10 Political Action
Committee, March 29, 1944, p. 78.!
II2 Communist d*ssmulation extends into
the field of political parties forming
political front organizations such as the
_ * * * American Labor Party. The Communists
are thus enabled to present their candidates
. for elective office under other than a
straight Communist label.s {Internal Security Subcommittee of the 1
senate Judiciary Committee, Handbook for
Americans, S. Doc. 117, April 23, 1956,
p. 9l.!"'
- On October 7, 1956, Peter Hawley, New York State
Chairman, American Labor Party, publicly announced the
American Labor Party State Committee unanimously approved
a resolution dissolving the organization and ordering theliquidation-of it§,assets. " -
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its front
and which
failed to"
Communistorganizations, and controlled unionssince its inception has never ,
rally to the legal defense of the ~
rarty and individual members thereof,
including known esionage agents. Committee on Uh-American Activities, HouseReport 3123 on the National Lawyers Guild,
- September 21, 1950, originally releasedSeptember 17, l95O.! ' '92,
To defend the cases or Communist lawbreakers,
fronts have been devised making special appealsin behalf of civil liberties and reaching out far
beyond the confines of the Communist Party itséd.
Among these organizations are the * * *
National Lawyers Guild. when the Communist
Party itself is under fire these offer s -
bulwark of protection.
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are under contract." "
"100 Things You Should Know About Communism and
Labor," prepared and released by the Committee on Un-American
Activities, U.S, House of Representatives, Washington, D.C.,
1951, reflects on pages 80 and 81, "In 19MB, the Committee
on Un-American Activities found the following unions to
have Communist leadership ... strongly entrenched:
United Electrical, Radio, and Machine workers
of America C10!. 9
"The following unions have been expelled from
the CIO because of their Communist domination:
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of America. .
The "Internal Security Annual Report for 1957, _
Report of the Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration
of the Internal Security Act and other Internal Security
Laws, of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States
Senate" on page 61 refers to UE as "one of the strongest
Communist controlled unions in America."
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A confidential source -advised that as -or Ha:-ch
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On Ma 18, 1959, by means or aauitebie Etelephonemy a Special Agent of the Federal Bureau of i
Investigat I! it was ascertained that the subJect was 5currently residing at 801 Nest End Avenue, New York City, [b!!/¢!
having recently returned from a trip abroad. :_
with regard to the subJect, confidential informants
uho "have furnished reliable information in the past, or were
in a position to furnish reliable information, advised:
Subject member of Oomrmmiat Party CPZ while attending
Columbia University 19145-19117; member of OP in 19 9 uhilein
Schenectady, New York; registered and indicated e. preference
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1951, and 1952; elected Vice Chairman of the ALP, County V
Committee, Schenectady, New York, 1950; organized Civil
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name appeared on the mailing list of the National Lawyers
. Guild in 1953; eubjects firm engaged by the United Electrical,
Radio and Machine Workers of America, from November 1956 -.-March,-1959; attorney for Morton Sobell, 1957 - 1956.
The GP and the Civil Rights Congress have been
designated by the Attorney General of the United States
pursuant to Executive Order 10450. _
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30 years imprisonment. .He is currently serving his .
sentence at the Federal renitentiary, Atlanta, Georgia.
»Descrigtion . ,
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the subJect as obtained from personal observation by a
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the CIO because of their Communist domination:
United Electrical, Radio, and Machine,Workers
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- The Interna1.Security Annual Report for 1957,
Report of the Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration
of the Internal Security Act and other Internal Security
Laws, of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States- Senate" on page 61 refers to UE as one of the strongest
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Inveatigat on ! it was ascertained that the oubJeet was 1currently residing at 801 Jest mo Avenue, New York City, bl /
with regard to the subJect, condential informants .
who have furnished reliable information in the past, or were '
in a. position to furnish reliable information, advised: =
Subject member of Communiat Party C?! while attending
Columbia University 19145-1914-T; member of CP in 19149 while in
Schenectady, New York; registered and indicated a preference -
for the American Labor Party ALP! in 191-ll, 19162, 1946, -
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Guild in 1953;" subject's firm engaged by the United Electrical,
Radio and Machine Workers of Mierica, from November 1956 -March, 1959; attorney for Morton Sobell, 1957 - 195§.
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pursuant to Executive Order 10150.
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Eashington, D.C., contains tne following concerning the
American Labor Party= _ ,
"l. For years, the Communists have put forth
the greatest efforts to capture the entire
American Labor Party throughout New York
State. They succeeded in capturing the
Manhattan and Brooklyn sections of the
American Labor Party but outside of '
New York City they have been unable to mincontrol. ' y
Special Committee on Un-American Activities,
House Report 1311 on the C10 Political Action
Qommittee, March 29, 1944, p. 78.!
"2. Communist dissimulation extends into
the field of political parties forming -
political front organizations such as the* * * American Labor Party. The.Communists
are thus enabled to present their candidates
for elective office under other than a ~
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Internal Security Subcommittee of the
Senate Judiciary Committee, Handbook for
Americans, S. Doc. 117, April 23, 1956,_ p. 91.!" '
On October 7, 1956, Peter Hawley, New York State
Chairman, American Labor Party, publicly announced theAmerican Labor Party dtate Committee unanimously approved
a resolution dissolving the'organization and ordering the
liquidation of its assets. -
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Communist controlled unions in America."
The International Headquarters of UE is located
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