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trial" and he thanked the keeper
of Bi-ixton Prison for having
-&#39; treated him kindly.
Defense counsel Derek Curtis-
Bennett, perhaps the best known of
all British criminal lawyers, indi-
outed that an ppeal might be based
on the severity of the sentence.
Curtis-Bennett argued that Fuchs
coopcratioh with the authorities
since his repentance should weigh
[with the court. The Lord Chief Jus-
tice could have made the sentence
| as short as three years.
_ Lord Goddard minced no words!
In 1938, fleeing from political&#39; persecution, you took advantage oi
K the right ct lsylum, or the privi-
-loge of asylum, which has elwiiys
been the boost of this country t_o
extend to people persecuted in their
own countries ior their political
opinions. You have betrayed the
hospitality and protection given to
you with the gifolsest treachery.
In -1942, in return for your0ffEf t at the services of this
country e&#39;§i&#39;eat gifts providenceI &#39;,_-___~.;~E?:-~_-92  _92-t-irfx.   _.~i. ;92_§: *_&#39;{ku,z&#39;oI_ -. i  .~s_- - ~~; hoog-so-_  _&#39; F 7 7 l l _ i.92nu<-leled Pi-an Eedlolouil
. Curious spectators mass outside Londolfoihistoric Old Bailey yester-
§  day an the spy trial of_Dr. Klaus Fuchs gets under way.
kFuclis Beats Red Breost,
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raws 14 Yearsas A-Spy
lbestowed upon you in scientifi
imatters, you were  ranted British
- nationality.
_ From that moment, regardlesl
| of your oath, you started to bet:-my
secrets of vital importance for the
purpose of fostering o liticll | - *°.|.-reed held in abhor-i-encc by the
I vast majority of this country, your
object being to strengthen that
creed which then was known to
be inimical to ell freedom-loving
countries.
You might have imperiled the
good relations between this coun-
try and the great American ro-
Ipublic," _| He said Fuchs&#39;con.fession shawl
the depths of aelfdeception into
which people like yourself can fall.
Your crime is only thinly differ-
entiated from high treason.
Fuchs is entitled to the um!
A one-third off his sentence for good
behavior in prison as ls given or-
idinary convicts. He_cen look for-
lnerd to 8¬r92f1n§I-n11&#39;lO&#39;1-131$ and
tour months, with freedom in the
early Summer of 1959. &#39;

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SPEAKING OF HERRINGS _[British traitor Dr Klaus Fuchs pleaded guilty yester-_dav in London-g&#39;uilt3&#39;of&#39;passing top Americén and British
atomic secrets to Communist Russia. The judge threw 
nebook at him, by dealing him the maximum sentence of F4
years in prison. . &#39;
We&#39;re wondering whether President Truman considers
the Fuchs case just another Red herring. Hmmmm, Harry!-_ - . -.~. _ . , . ...__ __._. ._._._..--.<-._...__.
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iatement, Lord Goddard addressed
aim sterniy. He pointed out that
he aocused had ed political per-
lecution in Germany in 103! and
led come to Enaiend. He said, "By
roux conduct you have imperiled
he rllht oi atrium which this
iountry has hitherto extended." -A
lord Goddard, who described Dr.
Fuchs as .one oi the moat dan-
rerous men on our shores." said
hat in addition to hetrayinz
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neirayed his fellow-workers and
caused the [revert suspicion to
aiionthose Iouialaely treatedes

ends and who were misled into
rustlns you!.  - -- . "
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nosing directiy"ai -"Dr. Fuchs.
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|ood reietions between this eoun~
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mbiic. with whom His ldaiesty
me Kins is aiiied."-:;--- -_ - I11-
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neeieuiebiejherm.&#39;f ,iiord God-
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to the United States. Mil
ii ii. as your statement owe.# - One must. therefore. resard the
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disclosed would undoubtedly have
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disclosures a.se very grave matter
indeed; {rust anvil! he cannot
now. even it he would. mitisate.
and the bitterness oi his position
must he made the more acute by
his belated reeiizstion that
theonuse iod:&#39;hi§hheee:&#39;eeushunswerving vo on was teeit amseeeuse. -.  ". &#39;
Sir Be-rtloy traced Dr. Blithe!
career in Britain before the war.
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tacked France. Dr. Inehe ind
men: were interned. hoe Dr.
Fuchs was transierred to Canada
and brousht hack to Britain in
1942. and released alter the danger
oi German invasion ended. -
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Hartley. 
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with atomic heesreh in 1942 at
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mingham on June il. U42. Dr.
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ll! CHARLES LUCEY.
Beripp:-Howard Stall Writer.
IDNDON, March I.--British
justice has rent Dr. Klaus mchs.
to tail icr it years. but it has mt
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l. Russia was
time Communisttclcl how tho;
ion:-92.imeOullk
munlst ever
was allowed
irito the devel-
amnent or the
atomic bomb.
Yeltei-day:
trial seemed
only to akin
the answer, ai-
though threa
iactora were
aeeme to bear
A!l:l&#39;hen-&#39;"
anelly atthe
Puchshecamee
&#39;ercl.= u! ulhrr sir-niii92r.v.&#39;<»rk=-92&#39;=i.naturalized Briton and an atomiciaeareh worker in this country tn2. - -
2. Atomic reearch was a Held
in which the nation needed the
best brains it could  Ind.
l.It was air! there wu no
evidence that Fuchs had contact!
with British Communists who
would be known to authorities
here. although it was also said by,
some familiar with the use that
he did have British Communist!
contacts.
llelatlona Strllned.
But ti Russia in 1042 was an
ally. postwar relations verei
strained. Yet Fuchs eoniinuedi in
atomic research up to 1949. Derek-
Curtis-Bennett. lav-"yer who ae-i
rem-ml mom. we Um court umi
Fit:-hs mud! not irwr M&#39;|1lt§|:tl=.izer.~hi;i hm-e without the -lair.he Ias a Communist having he-
oome known. Fuchs Ins a refugee:
Imm Nazi owression because hel:3 a Communist, the attorney;d. . -
B9 Pinch: own testimony he.
had continuous contact with um-
named persons to whom he passed,
atomic lnI0rl1iltl0l&#39;i aver a period
of years. 4: least once he visited
the Soviet Embartty here.
new bouid UUSIDIPDCDP In ry
among some concerned ciaily
with the case indicates as much
lluztliicatinn as arnoni: out:-Men
Disclosures Barred. I
Obviously. there could be no dis-
closure in the trial oi how exten-
sive and how VI|92|;lb|6&#39;|l8d been
the ininrmntion passed on to the
Russinm by Fuchs. "
Still another unanswered cues-i
tion was whether the lniurmatlnn
Fuchs has liven pnlice provides
ltalin fur |||rlh0r trlvcsiizallnnx OI
ltoinic spying. Mr. Curti.<~Bcnnett
Mid Fuchs had tmrlzr-d an his
uamnmt with i-=i1n;u~lr mitt-icnl
a.=si.~.i:|n<-c to the nuihm-itirs.
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LONDON, March 2.-LI-Uissllmay have izained a head st-art
over the United States on hydro-
gen bomb research through in-
iormatlon furnished by Dr. Klausgnchs, atomic scientists said io-
ay.The? l>0lnted~oul that Puchslwas known to have been working
on lwdrogen bomb theory at the
time he was meeting with Rus-
sian agents. He was then time.
third leading atomic scientist in
Britain and head oi the Theoreti-
cal Research Department at the
Hm-well Atomic Center . -
Told oi H-Bomb. &#39;
During his last major contact
with Russian spies early last. year}
he was believed Lo have advised
Laces and Britain were convinced
{hydrogen bomb could be xnade._
At that time. scientists sald.|
Fuchs undoubtedly gave the Rus-1sians the results of his own pre-92.._..- .. ..-&#39;le?,.,l i _iiiirzii Fuchs iiaid
Reds Bil H-Bomb
bomb and its vast desiruczive po-
tcnaiaiizies.
Preliminary Work Started.
President Truman did not an-
nounee the American decision to.gal ahead with production oi a
hydrogen bomb- until early this
year, although preliminary work
had been izoing on ior some time
I-ucl-is pleaded Kullty yesterday
at 0d Bailey to betraying Anxio-
Arn rlcan A-bomb secrets to R-us
-1sie..LH&#39;5Wi!§ sentenced to 14 gals;in Drison._ . » if |0A
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Home oi Representatives v0te~ot
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Foundation to overcome persistent
post-wax sliormgee of research
skills essential to health. prosper-
ity and national defense.
The measure Wt: deaignedto
gpur reseufch In medicine, mathe-
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culture and national de!en:e_. The
foundation would opente under 1
$15.000-e-year director and 1
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legislation also would provide
scholarship: Ind -lellowehipa here
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When oonsideretlon of the meas-
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agreed to promptly. even though
atomic research had been separ-_
atcd by previous action from the,
Foundation: program.
The bill: objectives would hathese: - &#39;
». Development of a national policy or the promotion of basic re-;
search and education in the sci-.
es-ices. Initiation and support oi
basic scienti
c research through
contracts or other arrangements.
and appraisal of the impact of.
research upon industrial and;
general welfare development.
Initiation and support  ii approved,
by the Secretary of Defense! of
scientific research - concerning"
national defense. A fostering of
an exchange oi scienti
c infer-f
motion among scientists of thin;
country and foreign countries
A correlation of reserve pro-
grams with other individual and
public programs. &#39;
The measure now goes to the
Senate, which passed such 1 bill
of its own at the last session, and.
then to conference for adjustment
oi differences. It appeared tonight
that a National Science Founda-
tion, an issue before Congress for
tive years, would 
nally come into
being. Congress passed a hill in
1947. 121;: it 92-ca; pocket-92&#39;etoed by
l"r|.;E~:ien&#39;. -Ti-umax; l.e|::iuse of its
adnnni:-u-ative provisions.
The fighting against the meaa-~
ure as a whole, as well as against
specific matures of it, continued in
the House until the 
nal show-
duum. Many Republican; amt
Southem Democrats fought it to
the last. but the ranks of both
contingent; were split.
With the foundation sewing as
a clearing house for all scientific
and technical personnel and inter
mation, many of the functions lead-
ing up to recommendations to I-be
board would be handled by an ex.
eeutive committee of ten members.
Under the House bill the rounds.-;
tion would be limited to expendi--
tures of $500,000 during it: tirati
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had told all he could about the
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scribed this information is of
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tentialitles.President Truman did not an-
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been revealing atomic secret; to
Russia since 1942.More arrests are expected
soon. the intormeci sources said.
American FBI agents and top
British lrltelligenre cxperte are
working together to track down
the agents to whom Fuchsslipped the atomic secrets tor
relay to Moscow.It was understood that noneof the agents ls Russian. Olli-clals hinted that the names otat least two were known. gnewas said to be a woman at atRGMS Jump 0
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given the maximum sentence of ll year: in prison for
betraying American an?! British atomic aeereta r~ia3&#39;iei:
Russia. Ilia trial lasted only
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Lord Goddard, tor committing
the grosses! treachery" and do-
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Guilty or "peanut treachery.
dungered British and American
lriendship and imperiled the
right oi asylum which this
country has hitherto extended to
political relugees."
"Dare we now give ah:-lier
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erred, who well may disguise
themselves and bile the han
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but dock, Fuchs uid mcekly he
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facts to atone tor his crim
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British justice has moved rapidly in
disposing of the case of Dr. l_{laus Fuchs,
the scientist who betrayed atomic se-
crets to Soviet Russia. The swiftness of
its processes may be attributed in some
measure to the co-operation of the de-
fendant, who has confessed readily to
having betrayed his country and also
to some unspecified crimes other than
the ones with which I am charged."
-The adequacy oi the punishment im-
posed, upon Dr. Fuchs is a_ matter
upon which there is certain to be
disagreement. . - , &#39;
_1n arriving at an answer to this ques-
tion it is necessary _to consider circum-
stances other than the act of betrayal
and the confession of guilt. Dr. Fuchs
was horn in Germany and lived there
until life was made intolerable by the
oppressive rule oi the Nazi regime. He
sought and was granted refuge and
citizenship in Britain, where, appar-
ently, it was assumed thafgratitude
would find expression in loyalty,&#39;a rash
and disastrous assumption. as&#39;subse-
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llacogrlizing his high niiilldillg in hi-
field of science, the British government
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trust. He repaid this trust with un-
speakable treachery, passing along to
-SUi&#39;7Et-Russia secret information gainedIn Handling Traitor Fuchs  l
through his connection with the atomic
bomb project both in Britain and the
United States. He has aided the cause
of a nation which is steadily working
toward its purpose oi ruling or destroy-
ing the world. &#39; -
s is a sentence oi 14 years in prison
just punishment for such a crime? It
was a crime designed to serve with a
deadly purpose and was without miti-
gating circumstances. in wartime it
would have justified death and at a
-time like the present when the peace
of the world hangs on a slender thread,
it is hardly less serious. its effect is
that of hastening the day when Russia
will be in a position to strike ~
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and the baseness oi character which it
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inadequate. it stands, however, as only
one phase of Britains failure in a mat-
ter concerned so vitally with the se-
curity of the Western powers and the
preservation of peace.
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the scientist was given a high place
in the aioznic dcx-tiopmcm plcijcci with-
out first determining his background,
which was that of a Communist of long-
standing. Britain has not been at its
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Fuchs was sentenced to 1-ix
years in prison yesterday. withnne-thirrl liml oil for good be-:harior, his sentence. will be N-
tincui to nine" years and tourmonths. - - -
More arrests are expected to
foilott soon. these sources said
American l-Bl agents and top
Brltkh intelligence experts are
working together to track down
the agents to nhorn Mich:slipped the atomic secrets for
relay to Moscow
It has unriet-~tootl that none0! the agents are Russian. It
was disclosed in Fuchs trialyesterday that his first contact
was some one nho would not
hate been suspected to being o
Communist.
Woman involve!
Officials threw out hints that
the names oi at least two were
known. One was said to be a
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courts oi inquiry had beeheld in the various domeati.
to ascertain how Fuchs trali
as a spy was so long missed.The net didntt begin to close
around Fuchs until last year,
when an Intensive spy hunt in
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London, March 2  IF!-A statement tonight from Prime Minister
Attlee&#39;s official residence described as disxracefu1" headlines in Lord
Beaverbrooifs Evening Standard saying newly appointed War Minister
John Straehey "remains an avowed Communist."
The pro-Conservative Standard
tonight charged that Strachey
has never publicly repudiated his
belief in Communism."
"These statements are not true."
said the Downing Street state-
ment. As long ago as 1940 Mr.
Strnchey had made it clear that
he was in iundamental disagree-
ment with the Communist Party
oi which he has never been ll
member.
The statement continued: "In
1943 he  Strachey! rejoined the
labor Part-y 0! arhich he has since
continued to be a member, and he]
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and its doctrines."
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lines said Attlee had ordered a
sweeping probe at British military
intelligence as an aftermath of
the convictiori ri! Dr. Klaus Fuchs.
top B!i&#39;.lI92ii atoir scientist.
"Fuchs Purge: Stracnei Faces
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The Downins St. statement said:
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Evening Standard have been well
known since the date of their pub-
lication. . . . There can be no nos-
sibie justi
cation for raising such
question at the present time."
Straehey took over his Job a
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shuttle. He had been Minister
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Gnpnlihl, 1930. New York Build &#39;h&#39;lbuno inn
LONDON, March 2.The Eve-
ning Standard" oi London today
attacked John Strachcy. now Sec-
retary or State for Wu in the
Labor government. as en avowed
Communist" who "has never pub-
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munism. 
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and denial iron: Prime Minister
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.1a thorough overhaul of Britain:
security arrangements as a result
of the disclosuru yesterday at the
trial of Dr hlaus Emil Julius
Fuchs, German born official of
the British Government: atomic
energy establishment, who was
sentenced to fourteen years in
rison for disclosing atomic secrets
to the Soviet Union.
Faith in the etiieiency of Brit
am: renowned Secret Service ob-
viously was shaken For the first
time there was seen in this coun
try something like the spy hys
teria" so much deprecated by the
ritisn when manifested in the
United States.
Over and over the question Wu
asked: How did Dr. Fuchs, I. con-
fessed Communist, get away with
it for seven years? Why did the
p that led to his arrest have to
come {92&#39;er:i the United States Fed-
eral Bureau of Investigation rather
than from the M. 1. 5?
_ M. I. 5 must be purged." said1
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rd&#39;s editorial. which demanded the
ismissal of Sir Percy Sillitoe.
&#39;-hiet of the counter-espionage
n:&#39;.a:.t~l1 r_=- the &#39;5? O"f|!;e  M. 1. Ell.
lair -Us-:> i .13: is >3 so -vet 1&#39;1!-1 even
ibis address is never pubii;~.ireo.
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_ -. I,Questions were being prepared
for the Government in the House
of Commons. Raymond Blackburn,
Labor member, intended to ask the
Home Secretary about the circum-
stances in which Dr. Fuchs had
been employed in a restricted 105
and whether the polity 0! KY9-ht"
lng asylum to political retugeu
would be continued.
However, a debate l_n Parliament
is unlikely, tor, despite th e dis-
closures ln the Fuchs trial, the
secrets 0! the Secret, Service un-
doubtedly will remain secret.
Government officials were not
even prepared to say whether In!
steps were being taken to close the
- waps in the security arrangements
exposed by Dr. Fuchs phenomenal
deception.
&#39; Unofficial sources reported that
anti-espionage precautions at all
the secret establishments in themp L; _ _ 5 country were being checked and re-
_.Y  _- ,_;1.e:.eie energy plants at HarwellN &#39; and Seilaficid were being-1;ef."&#39;organized; personal records oi all
the 3.0Q l persons employed at theiritlish Demand Security Idquiry __
= As Result of Fuchs Disclosure:
T borough Overhaul ls Held IlI.&#39;l_p8lt1t!.U8-
Public: Faith in Secret Service Badly
Sliaken-Press Condemns Ineptitude _
Eyes.-in IOTIIRII !ou:TnIIs.
LOl92DO92 March 2-1-oud de examined and a search made torBy cnnvron DANIEL &#39; _
mlmds were being made Md? for the Soviet agents to whom Dr.
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tron both in Britain and the United
States.
The British authorities are not
perturbed by reports from Wash
Sngton that the Anglo-American.
negotiations had been suspended
because they are not a continuous
series Nevertheless they were
prepared to wait a long time tori
a new agreement.
The Evening Standard, a Oon
servative newspaper, said that the
failure or Britain&#39;s security sys-
tem had exposed Britain to the
scorn of her allies and the eon-
tempt of her enemies."The pro-Government may Mir-
morning: Duped for six year-s,|
why?_" |
Americans demand: Ne more"
atom secrets for Britain." &#39;
The eeitor of the !ii.~cr:~. Man-
chester Guardian, who vicwcc.l me.
situation with more alarm than
anybody. said that the "point which
has shaken our iricnos in America
and the people at home is not
that an acknowledged Communist
placed loyalty to Russia before
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as head of the theoretical physics
division. Was tilled temporarily by
Dr. Herbert W. Skinner. Dr. Skin-
ner. 49-year-old Physicist workedwith the pioneers of atomic energyl
in Britain, made i.l&#39;np092&#39;ts_|92t_ mu.
tributions to the development 0!
radar during the war, and worked
on atomic energy It Berkeley,Calit, in 1944. lDr. Skinner, Physics Pmfe . at
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0&#39;ice and the special investigationbranch oi the Supply Departmentparticipated in the hunt.
Hunt Fuchs Woman Friend-
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Dr. Klaus Fuchs treachery
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shy hiehs, 38-believed to hero
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U. B. end British atomic secretsi
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inn plan In our masking than days
la um pan week aw hart {and moan
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Hm» group heara Iurthcr aocua-alien!
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render that a-a are perturbad if  Illa
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Ila o92|t.slde.our world at moral valuea.
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qqggpg Q! lug-ahlu. Wa gel ll an mull
children. We learn tlm onbesiverwu at
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tera. A lime later eumu the lfllly an
the aehnul and to the Immediate coda!
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Lb; loyalty lo lha nation-stale.
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azpta. M. Fudu al-Id. for example. that
ha Ill moved by a loyalty dillemat
lnmthatwtdd: hahadpledgedtohh
adopted nountry.- He uplamacl thia aa
a &#39;mnuo!1e4" a-pllt In pumuallty. Dr.
Mm Rum Hay auertcd that ha passed
an acmmm: aecnta because Lheyahnuld
be the pa-ope-rly at the whole arlenllftc
worm." Thou explanation: bur nt-
nun lo mnlusion or values ralhrr man
to a clarifid ldral. Dr. Nay did not
pus ob aecneta to the whale at-ienlle
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1u uunnm to pru-mt their being an
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government, ll "tinsel!!! OM1-
vrinee4" int Russian bi-aiitu-inn?
_-~ -- is~"npu.rioua.&#39;fbut do-3,
gnmded in know what-bu: ho
iievu &#39;_O0mu.ntnn M the ultiuata
um mi B:-iu.ln."~ 3;-*&#39;;, &#39;".;~":; 21&#39;
hiuwu the um-A woman
du that The Evenin: Bi-sndird."I
owned by Bird Beaverbraok. "I
Ooaaannvu. nu attacked HT}.
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Wozid Wu II and never has pub-
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r. Bu-ache! as Wu.
Secretary. on the ground that he
Military Innellixenoa branch, deal-4mg with counter-eapionnm &#39;I&#39;i:h4¢
secret service, known u in-I. in;
um in be undemoinx |.n&#39;o&#39;rerhul1-. Y
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g I-German Communist. when &#39;11:;
passed Angie -Amman aecrcw
about atomic enemy to Soviet &#39;
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The delicacy of the situation created
by the treasonable activities of Dr.
&#39;Klaus Emil Fuchs and the disturbed
and even fearful state of the public
mind, it seems, should have operated
against selection of John Strachey as
Britain&#39;s new Secretary- of State for
War. - _
Regardless of whether the critical re-
action is justified or entirely without
merit, the results are certain to be harm-
ful. Doubt and suspicion are inspired
when every act and gesture of the
Labor Government should be designed
to establish confidence, both in England
and in the United States.
Inclusion of Mr. Strachey in Prime
Minister Attlee&#39;s recognized govern-
ment has provoked the outright charge
by the Evening Standard of London
that the new Secretary of State for War
is an avowed Communist" who has
never "publicly retracted his belief in
Communism." _
Coming at a time when Britain is
still reeling from the shock of the Fuchs
revelations, the charge has produced a
dramatic effect at home. It has also
served to revive -memories of Mr.
F>t1"ac2&#39;:»:_92"s ciifiicuiuc-5» in the United
iitates. Once, before World War ll, de-
jiortation proceedings were instituted
against him in Chicago on the ground
$e_,____ - _ :J&#39;_ . ls _that he was a Communist. Later he was
held at Ellis island for similar reasons
but was finally admitted under bond
and after promising to make no speeches.
Mr. Strachey; it must be conceded, has
a shadowy background although he
served with distinction during the war
and has since held offices of trust in the
Labor Government. in the course of the
hearings in the United States he denied
being a member of the_Communist party
while remaining silent on his -status as
a Communist. - - .
Prime Minister Attlee has come vig-
orously to his defense. The charges, he
says, are not true and are disgraceful.
He declares that fas long ago as 1940.
Mr. Strachey had made it clear that he
was in fundamental disagreement with
the Cornmunist party, oi which _he has
never been a member. - = -- .
Mr. Strachey&#39;s writings and his
speeches during an earlier phase of his
brilliant career suggest pronounced
leaning toward Communist ideology.
it may be true, as Prime Minister
Attlee insists, that he is not now a mem-
ber of the party and that he has been
in fundamental di_=agrecment_ with its
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terview the present East-West
tension "may relax before too
long."
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son&#39;s act may be viewed in a fresh
light by British authorities. I am
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Leipzig. Mar. 5  IP!fI&#39;he rather of Dr. Klaus Fuchs. convicted oi
betraying atomic secrets to Russia, said today he hopes "my son will
be forgiven and regain his ireedom in a iew years." - .
national suspicion. Alter all It
seems only yesterday that friend-
ship with Russia was very pop-
ular In Britain-"
A Quaker. Dr. Fuchs said he has
no political affiliations but has
respect for the Soviet&#39;s "experi-
ment ln building 1 new social
system."
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spy ease invetvtni Dr. K1111!
Fuchs. German-born atomIe selen-
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transmttung atorntc secrets to theSoviet. &#39;~
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the jury, commented that all at
the grand juror: are Interested
in the Fuchs case as ImIIvI<Iua.1s."
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lore the grand jury which In-
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. Fuchs, highly placed atomic
scientist who admitted passing ae-
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in a British prison.
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Foreman Says It Has N. Y.
Angle ; CoupleNamed by
Chambers Are Que:-icd
By Walter Am: 
The special Federll Grand Jury
investinnl Communist any ae-
tlvltlea in the New York area he-
nn qucsuomng wizneues meals
Ilsterdy. and there were indica-
tion: ii. might examine the Rus-
ltui-Lnsfiired visits in Mlmhattln
of Dr. Klaus Fueha.
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man of the Jury. said that the
heme of the German-born British
physicist was not. meniiuned dur-
llll Yesterday! two-hour euaion,
he conceded that the Fuchs case
unquestionably has a New York
male. .
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Are you. oin¢ to In! that lid
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the Fuchs ease ea individuals," M
answered.
hidu, sentenced inst week in
London to fourteen years In prison
after pleading guilty to transmit-.
ting nhumic secret: In Rusdan
aunts between 1942 and 1911.
mm: In a confession that he had
plntd some of that information
in New York sometimes to
Russians and sometimes to IRI-
aone of nationality unknown."I141". Bnmini mid that the trim!
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pmrl which rr:lum 92d the ind=:92.&#39;-
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Ina "sort of picking up lmse ends"
Ind added: "It will probably be
some time before -..e get. going."
Be pointed out that the jury In
empowered to investigate any eon
onespiunage in the mecropoliun
area and mid zhe tleid is so van.
we must determine what to eover."
lie mid the grand iurs ia con-
llderlng what in future eoume or
action should he." adding that the
twenty-two men and one woman
who make up the jury viii 1-mid an
executive session &#39;Ihm-sday for
that purpose. _ .
Two Witnesses Questioned
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new wimeses-a couple named by
Whittaker Chambers during tor-
mer aessions. it was learned. hut.
who hove never been celled before
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Bessie Mnrini. of 8663 Tven$y-
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and left in the compan of his
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way. Both he and his
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A Federal grand jury was reported today ready to invesU--
gale the New York angle oi the case oi Dr. Klaus Fuchs. Com-
munist scientist sentenced to 14 years in a British prison torturning over atomic secret;utohst.he Russians.In his confession. Dr. c &#39; * *   said he turned over secrets lolthe Fuchs we as lndivldl-Ills.Russians and others while he he "dd¢d- . was In New York. &#39; . - The jury ot 22 men and one
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IONDON. March 6.  Prime
Minister Attlee mid the House 01
Commons today that he assumes
lull responsibility" for the el-
eiency at Great Britain: securityservices. "
He said I entirely deny that
British counter-espionage agencies
were at lault in the case oi Dr.
Klaus Puchs. who last week was
sentenced to fourteen years im-
prisonment for transmitting 2-
crets of Anglo-American ltomie
enersw research to Russian spies.
Mr. Attiee said the Fuchs case
is "extraordinary and exceptional
and that the question oi the et-
neieney of Britain: anti-spy de-
Xenses is not involved. _-
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was R Communist originally came
tram the Nazi Gestapo. soon aiu-.r
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time the Gestapo was accusing
everybody of being a Communist.
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prnper n&#39;r~trh was kept."
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England. He was sentenced ll14 year: in orlson. &#39; &#39;;.; John G. Brunlnl. foreman allIthe special Federal grand Jury,"that succeeded the one which In-Fdlcl-ed Alger His. admitted theJuror; were looking into Fuchs"
_actlvitles in New York.
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faecrets to agents of the Soviet
Union.
Tiles is authorized to state that
that statement in I. gross tabrica-
tion since Fuchs la unknown to the
lSoviet Government and no agents
oi the Soviet Union had any con-
nection with Fuchs."
V Widespread interest and deep
concern in, Parliament about the
implications of the hydrogen bomb
and leakage of British atomic se-
crets to the Soviet Union were in-
dicated today by the number oi
questions on those subjects ad-
dressed to the Government. Al-
together, ten questions bearing on
various aspects oi the problem
were awaiting answers. .
One of the questions reected
the feeling that the Official Se-
cret: Act adopted in 1911 did not
provide penalties severe enough
for the atomic age. Alludiug to
the Fuchs case. Sir Waldron
Smlthers asked whether the Offi-
cial Secrets Act might not be
amended to include the death
penalty, .
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bar Uernbera echoed the electioncampaign issue rained U;-_L11g?tCon-
a-ervative leader, Winston Chin Hill.
when he suggested another top-
level conference with the Soviet
Union. One Member naked what
was being don: to initiate interna-
tional discussions on abolition of
the hydrogen bomb and another
asked whether Britain would ini-
tiate a conlerence to outlaw all
atomic weapons.
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thizera be denied British citizen-
ship, that special security regula-
tiona he laid down tor secret docu-
ments, patents and inventions and
that political refugees entering
Britain be scrutinized more are
fully. _Inquiry also &#39; hu been made
about atomic energy propoaala
from the United States and ar-
rangementa to: consultation be-
mier Stalin. - -
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 IF!.--I&#39;he Soviet government de-
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By GEORGE S. BOKOI-SKY .I RECEIVE these days a surprisingly large number of
letters from young men and women, many of them at
college, in which they discuss their world, Many of theirs
have become deeply concerned over what their generation
will lace 20 years from now, when they are in their lonrth&#39; decade. 
The other night, l listened to Dr.
Milton Eisenhower talk belore the
Pennsylvania Manufacturers Associ-
ation on his program as a university
,_ zrx _ __,____, v president, It was a-difficult assign-=92.*§r*-;=§"%, »  Q» 3 merit for him because neat July he
iii  is to become president of Penn State~    l which, in practical tern-is, meant that
if his &#39; speech on that occasion
offended the influential and power-
 _  g _~_, -- ful men present, he would have their
  -&#39; antagonism before he started.fin =  -&#39;1 What surprised me war that he
I mu &#39;_ gnu took all the risks without rniricing
words. I had never met Dr. ldilton
Eisenhower before and naturally, in my mind, he was over-
shadowed by his more famous brother, But he won me over4 , i §~,¥*f&#39;r*92.>-.1 -~
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thejupttion of eduv_:a_tion is to educate. _
_ Now that does not sound like much until it becomes clear
ithat {or many decades American colleges and universities
have not been educating students to weigh all factors in the"
balance, to produce a rounded personality in which the
-spiritual factors of life are as cultivated aa the functional.
THE specialist may have total knowledge in his own field,
&#39; like Dr. Klaus Fuchs, but that does not mean that he is
capable of thinking out the _inoral equivalents in a problem.
ilde may know all the symbols of higher mathematics with-
out any eapacity at all to reason about man&#39;s relationship to o, r
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writings of Avicenna  probably a Persian Jew! and Averrodi
a inoslem of Cordon. ,
When Thomas Aquinas 
227-1274!, the disciple of
Albertus Magnus, taught at the University of Paris, he re-
won a latent, a moribund world to Western civilization and
culture. He lifted his and succeeding generations _frol-n the
dead weight of materialistic emphasis to a moral life baled
on objective truth. - - -
I have skimmed over these centuries as perhaps only a
columnist would dare do, to showthat the story of man as an
ebb and flow, a movement that reaches vastly into the future
and then subsides tor a period, even receding somewhan,
Then it resurgea. building ane
Perhaps the i-awakening
interest of young people in
themselves and in man may
lead to a moral renaissance
in our times. - 4-.n. He may know all the facts available about Mars Jrg
piter without grasping the intricacies of a free or a sla e
so;iety. &#39;
. 0 Thus, while he stands before us as one of the intelleetutl
elite, because he knows how to produce plutonium from
iuranitun, his judgment is not to be trusted it he has no coo-
5ept oi the fearful struggle in&#39;rnans history from the sav-
agety of the cave as he advanced into the light of moral law.
This is what these young people write to me about. too.
They have to gain credits if they are to be graduated with a
degree, but what do the reall know about  Tl-i k
has been here before, The world was dull and tired in Europe
and Rome, the religious movements that had come out of l
N .92Alil. hid b_ec_on-ie syneretized into a lorrnalistic and largely
|""""" .ignored religion. The Teutonic conquerors of Europe werei
,busy hammering out States. - i
iTHERE had been .a few attempts at arousing the ii-itetleei
l Willi Boethius. Gregory the Great. laidore of Seville,
{the venerable Bede were forerunners of the great ninth cen-
tury. when learning began to breathe in the monastic schools»i . Then appeared Abclard. ibn Gabirol. Averroes and Mai-
monides, whose enthiiaiasms stirred youth and led to the
founding of the medieval universities, first at Bologna, and
then o_ver Europe. Many of them were really students guilds
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WASHINGTON, Marcia !1.-
legislator: vim hlV¢ studied the
complete mans Fciu ooniesninn
aid today that only thrmnn
dmaen lecreu can be considered
unknown to Russie.
He knew everything and ao-
puenily he taid everyU92iu¢." one
member oi the Joint Cong:-ueionni
Atomic Energy Onmmittee hid
reporter;
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aileed scientist who recently In
convicted for passinx Atomic Q-
creie to Rust;
only cneiuiir selected portions
oi the coniession have been made
public. . _
One Senator said the eoniesaian
demonstrated Fuchs lllllll-I
ability to retain in his mind com-
plicated piwsieai dnu. nae Bene-
tur said that 100 urdinltv Mu
could not have amassed sud: 1
tremendous ainre oi information.
Fuchs Knew AIL
"1 would nu that even today
Fuchs could make n better edu-
1-nwd aura on thr eL&#39;r oi Ami:-&#39;il
*-a&#39;e A-Lmmb MlV&#39;n;4l  than r. .:i-iguy member oi the oommiiicee nid. hitBe pointed out that lhmhs
visited this country tn I011. Since
he tied wldelreui contents
ununz American uelentists. he
said, it is nie to Assume thnt he
we: able to live the Russian:
eve:-ythin: known us to that
point. 
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the more recent etnmic dcveioir
menta were then in the blueprint
stue. Be aid he euumed that
Puchl had some knowledge of
those blueprints
Did Secret Work. 
The mast imtuti: upect oi
thin coniesslon to me la tint the
British pennmed ti-iii mm to do
lecret atomic work. he laid.
"Aiter nil. he kit Genneny he-
cauae he was I Communist and
there seems to have been no ee-
errt about that
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the Atomic Energy Commission.
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could not have trammltted too
much hydrogen bomb data to the
Russians "bc<&#39;au.<~¢~ at the time he
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laid before them by the Atomlcil
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Washington, D. C, Mirth 11
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tee said today that the Fuchs cm!-
lession may be e trap to trick
and H-bomb secrets.
The confession. made by Dr. K. -
E. J. Fuchs shortly before his con-
viction in London as a Russian spy,
w_as laid before the committee yes-
terday. It touched oil an uneasy
debate among the members. 
Those who would discuss the I
document agreed that only the I
most recent American atomic and
hydrogen secrets can be ¢onhid-
ered unknown to Russia. But they
differed on its signi
cance as to
the course this country should take.
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try can now disc-lose 10 its vizizc-ns .
many facts which have hitherto
been kept secret from them. .
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Might Be Loaded.
How do we know that Fuchs
did not load the confession with
information that he had been un-
able to send to Rosin 2" heasked.
After all, the man admittedly be-
trayed America and England and
I lee no reason to trust him now. -
Ha may nave-made the eon-
fession in the hope that we would
go ahead and declassify importantsecrets. &#39;
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charges oi spying and was sen-l
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London. . ;,
Strong opposition was reported;
in some security circles to male f
lng public any hydrogen secrets
simply because Fuchs said he
passed them along to the Soviet.
Oongressional sources said ae-
curity experts think that until
there is positive evidenceeomc-
thing further than I-uchs word-
ll&#39;.?i¬ iiiissia possesses the secret,i
the information should not bei
mg: public. itore they read Fuchs lull
confession this week- including
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mation that Fuchs said went oRussia. - --
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U. S. should tell its own people
at least as much an the Kremlin
knows. On the basis ot Fuchs
confession, that is said in he just,
about everything. Even some oii
the newest hydrogen projects!already were in the biueprlnti
stage when Fuchs made his last,
visit to the United States in!
November. 1947. _ l
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loan people everything lE1§.Ul- ,
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trick America into betl?lY1l2BT
A-bomb and H-bomb secrets. T1lThe confession, made by Drl»
K. E. J. Fuchs shortly before
his conviction in London. an a_
Russian spy. touched off an
uneasy debate among the com-
mittee members.
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document agreed only the
most recent"- American atomic.
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fessions significance as to t11eT
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been unable to send to Rus-
sia?" he asked. Alter all, the
man admittedly betrayed Amer-T
lea and England and I see no
reason to trust him now. T
He may have made the con-
viession in the hope that we
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important secrets."
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German - born, Brltish- naturab
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the committee was complete
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visited this country in 1947. Since}
he had wirlt-spread contaclsamong; 
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terday. It touched cit an uneasy
debate among the member-B.
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committee member who said that
there was no way ofknowing how
much of the Fuchs oonfeesion was"genuine."  
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did not ioed the confession with
infonnation that he had been un-
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[Arnold  By uirelcu!.
0 watch Dr. Klan: Emil lullwI I
rcluut l.heNu.n92hePOne Court
d the Old Bailey. melted in lie
prburwwrn doth Ilrptxsiie lord Gudthvd.
u [MTG Chkl Ju<!lC*"  Ii-t92l!I&#39;d D! I-YR
Cm. ut bunilun iwunl-bun-r and inun-
beu-ur ll their tnditiurul medieval uno-
tmunl, wu to wltneia the twisted
turcal at 0 world of lmmeuu Oatme-
U1; pawn, embodied ln one mug un-
hontlng the celvemnuy. llgntty Ind
decency ot ll older wuld calling MnIn justice. "
One J the molt powerful men In the
worl6th0 llttle mu wu ilclrrlliodby
M; mtigqxm u guttlemnalg, taut-
tuulve Ind 1 typical I:.hnlu"-wh

hm perhaps nltend the aura of Ha-
tm-y, wu nu-itenced to tourteen yurl
lmpriponment u n common aimmn.
The Uh! was I triumph at tnrvlving
uuutuuuu. lmmu pmuunty IM KM
law.
Nzverthelul, It nu haunted by tw-
Iltdable III-&#39;¢leII wI|.lc.l| dwutod inn
the pqeuitry pruvuieil by the Gty at
Iggam: I]!IClG&#39;l&#39;l not only at mutan-
ntnn, but also at the new tune: at
Q05; wnrtue. wlua 120414 New alg-
ugq an whole world 0t values byThe Briiish ltailbr: brilliant but zizk mind
demonstrate! the need tor constructive hills.
By napalm svm.-:>i:n
whlrh Fuchs wu tried innit jmhlp
u92¢ Communist. nluu u well!. &#39; -
When I-uclu rn nppeund hetare 0
ll1.I&#39;lI&#39;ll0&#39;l Gum! llP0l&#39;92B&#39;l ascribed
him I-I l.nllgnlticanL Al the Old Halley
liedlidtnrlkemetnmllwny. l&#39;ln
IlA4.tt.ht.r92n,92.|i92Bs92.ru:.92e4.qu-ned.
punivg cppeI.ru92m-uni. lit all un-
boylntt-lie tau 0t I ltudent at I!-
tllrl. with 0 very tnlnt look at moral
melt-latilturtlon unneeded under the
pile. ltlemln look ot humility 0! the
Lheohcnl lluduii. He llstennd N Ml
own trill with a bowed nttantiveneu,
um-natmiu shutting hh eye: tor min-
ute: on end, at other time: looking up
ilui ui uprenlon llmoll at gntiluée
and nlwnyl u it In tmdcrltnoc eun-
plctely Um inceuuy I-bi! lnevltnble iv
action of the court tn hhnaelt.
THE plychhlafy at Itch! may have
been extremely ubnornul. Neverthe-
lu|92twI4l.hIpI0duc920lue0mb92nl-form:-y J lnthrrapann mt Baum
ma late: I pmteuur Int: Unhentty
at Klel_ lint! Inch nu been tor a
ling time In dolenaf-let with lhirlllh
Qualiernuidtt hlhlogll aheolllicm
llmt I have ohlehed lune neeoiml N
liim. He haeacrihduumnotgi-at
loan! mange, 1 hhoyui @111!!!
who, though dzngerwbg 0! nutriti-
nmn pollticnlly. Wtlil chrutiuiily an
I Communist way d Illl. &#39;l&#39;|&#39;llll young
lcinuahlchllrcwuplnueztnmely
ucnlk, kleistlc lad aelwug homo ai-
vlremnent. It In lrtieult not to mu-
dudq that hicht nlntlouhip with lulu
tether play: an tnportuit ml; |-ll Mn
pnychulogy. I-Ill mm la 1 theologian,
Ind 
lth: undouhnily gm Q Idli-
gton nut 0t ennxmnlan, by belulghq
to which be wu aquitl-ed at pnuaul
problem; and ullnnllcnlly put cu the
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thdr museum wu, meet mmu um
Pmtenor 
lth: went nu! manner
Diet N; Inn: mnxienu was was
plelely dear. My tatannut wn; ea
hill thll. the llther ma not lneui b-
tnew Nana tube a iniuzr.
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Germany Of the III]! W&#39;o|&#39;ld Wu» gn.
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llll-hd them.
S3081!-Y before Hltlu cu-in In
power he nw how the Boehlin gm-~
eminent at Pnum could be Bunion
aututattiegbydu polirevnenwithum
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sent to a concentration camp;
e sister committed suicide.
The Germany from which
Fuchs emerged was marked by
the ruin 0! me middle classes.
by l-lll
llilymeni. and despair;
it was a Germany which
seemed to otter no hope to its
young people. unless possibly
by means of political 1-woiu~
tion. It ~wu a period when
German students and even
achool children were largely
P011!-l-ll--B6. and taught by
their political leaders to inter»
prev. all situations in tarnu oi
their particular brand ol pi»
llticsi panacea. Children sc-
quired. from the pllcll-Ila the
terminology by which they
judged all men and all things
in abstract pseudo-political
terms. -This alone gave them a
 faith and something to live
tor, which took them away
from their own desperate alt-
uatlos. At the same time, by
giving them, at an early age.
an easily sequin-ed ideology tor
judging the whole world. ll-
deprived them oi the incentive
to mature intellectually.
Eims is also typical of the
Germany of his time in his
gift for self-dramatization.
His ouniessional document
shows amazing power to cast
a role for himselt. to analyze
his own motives, to dramatize
his actions and to state his
con.&#39;licta._ The most effective
01 his self-<!r".::n:=.ir.z.-.ons is
his diagnosis oi the slate of
mind in which he round he
could betray the oecxets ot his
friends while remaining on
warm terms with them--a
controlled schizophrenia.
At his original Bow Street
hoarlng, Hr. Travers Hum-
phreys, the Public Pnosocutor.
was no impressed by this
analysis that he described
Fuchs as having a mind poa-
sibly unique and creatlng o?new peecedent in the world
|psychoiogy." 92l This description seemed
me so improbable that I ask
two well-known psychiatrists
and e. brilliant young criminal
lawyer to comment on it. The
head psychiatric consultant at
a great London hospital add
that the divided personality of
Fuchs Wis typical oi casu he
met every day. Essentially, it
was no different from the tro-
quent one of the husband who
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qith this diagnosis. In NI
work he often met attractive
ud rea:=eurir.g persons who
turned out to he bleekmulere
or forge:-1.
The other psychiatrist nail
um. the Iplit m Fuchs mind
could periupe be described an

isoociation, but not at all I-I &#39;
"mntmiied schizophrenia! A
oehizophrenle does not with
one,pa.rt oi Me mind lmow and
with the other port do. Fun-bl
consciously managed to keep
What he knew and whet he
did in aepante mental oom-
pprtmentn; - , _. _&#39; .- . ,.
I H18 psychoiogiat also aid .
thnt atomic ocientints, because
they understood how to control
enonnoue external powex-I,must be subject to the prep  -i
ntreo£agre92i,eon1lict,i!eve1&#39;>
the question nmoe in their
minds or whether the govern-» &#39;
men! for which they worked _&#39;
was the beat trustee of these -&#39;
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outing parallel between the
control of the psychoanalyst
over the dynamic interior
force: of the individual aub-
eonscious mind and the oontml
of the atomic physicist over
external tomes. The psycho-
uuiynt is subject to cu-elnn &#39;
which often dlnnvpt his own
per." ~.&#39;ml5&#39;_ anti I i:92.e_;.:i=92c- this
might B150 be the case with .
the scientist, ll he begin! to
question the use to which Bil -
work la put." 
One small point in Fuchs
defense seemed to me signifi-
cant. His counsel mentioned
that he had been interned in
1940, end wished it to be stated
that he felt no bitterness over
hln internment. All he wished -
mentioned was tint he had Z _
not, between 1940 and 1942. ,. ,
been able to witness the renc-_ -Fan 0! the Britiah people .to
ihe threat oi invasion. HLuau the way in which um &#39;
int wan raised as one tevon-I_ ,;
hietolhaehsilociuetohll
mentality. I-le did not biemo
the British for interning him.
for he understood that within
their situation the Government
was obliges! to detain without &#39;
judicial process foreigners who -_
might. in the event of iavui.
prove dnngerotu. _.4
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criticized by the British them-selves no unmet wee fully par--doned by Puclu. The question_ for him was not whether a eo-ciety behaved badly. butWhether it functioned titli-clcntly end in reepoooe to cin-
i=i-imetmcea dictated by therecognition oi ncceeeity; aboveIll, whether it was a modernmachine, adapted to run alongthe lines or history mill-coded
over human ecrupie: by theCilmmtlnlat party or
cinln.
BY the at-me method at
ratiocinntlon, Fuchs toundhi-meei:_in 1,944 enjoying com-plete confidence in the Rue-zlen system, because he was
convincee that the WesternAllies deliberntely allowedGerrneny and Russia to fighteach other to the death. There-tote, I had no hesitation ingiving all information I had.
The sympathy tor our Rus-lian clliee which wan so much
a reality in Britain and theUnited States at that time, thebombing of German cities bythe Allies in preparation for a
second-front invasion or Italytbeat weighed as nothingI-£8-that the magnetic atire.c-tion or an ebstrect, methamp-ilc interpretation ct event;Fiiclu lound a kind 0! moral
lecurity in holding a theoreticview which repudiated all evi-dences at emotion conflictingwith it. In e. competition otthe Harwell atomic station
ma,-,-nzinc. one writer hit onthin side oi! Phone character:
Fiche &#39;
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Tlleoretio. &#39; 
The innermost core ct Fuchr
¢-imraeter was his wish to at-
tain "!i&#39;oe<lom" 5? l~I>P!5&#39;iI928
hi; theory oi society to him-
eelt. "It appeared to mo thatI had become a. tree man be-
tanael had succeeded in estab-
lishing myself completely inde-pendent or the Iur-roundingforce; oi ooclety."
BY this rather obscure
Iteiement he meant that hehad brought hie own person-ality in line with his theoretic
view oi society. He wan dom-
inated by a social theory. andtheretore, on the level onwhich he acted politically. hewas freed {mm all conceptionsQt "bourgeois morality." all
i>$Ii!2_gl__|°.Yl-iiiel. He couldbetray the country which-he|i~92lheltered him from Nazi penaecution. He could give awaythe secrete of his friend: with-out even being cmbarrneaed at the time! by the reelingthat U1-tn disturbed his warm
Ieletkmamp with them.
ANOTHER most importantpoint in to remember the tn-
mendcus pressure oi ideologieson the mind: oi scientists whohave awakened uuueiencee
and are acutely aware of thdr
ruponeibllity toware historyand the world. The confessionby Fuchs in above all to indi-
cation oi that pressure om Two-World idem ecng upon themind of an extremely intelli-geht, ii neurotic, hereon. It.woul<! be <l¢Oeiving0&#39;Illlel7llto neglect the tact that theme
wee moral pleasure from both§:¢s-the East and the West.
rst chosen the EngBilge: then discovered "nome-i-liing decent in human natureand made his ooniemion to theWest. &#39;
In me iitetement Bitch: ex-preaeee  er more cont:-ition athaving betrayed his friend:than at having handed over
our moat important Iecrete to
a potentiei enemy. In courtwhen the judge, before pm-
nottnclng acntence, asked himwhether he had anything tolay. he murmiued in a lowvoice that there were otherimea he had Owmruttod,crimes lglinat his friends.
AT Harwell he bed goodit-lends, some oi whom visitedhim at Brixum while he wasawaiting trial. So pmiumahiythey had confidence in their
personal relationship with him.He lived a quiet lifeat Harwell
but obviously the few partiesto which he went and the peo-Ple he met in his work played
In important, almost decisive.part in hie development. The
tome oi his sell-diagnoaig ct
controlled schizophrenia _ inthat it wee toward I-beaefriends that he teltdlnliirll.
not toward the British Gov-
ernment. There is really noth-ing in hie confession to chowthat he telt any real contrltion
or hnvlng betrayed our secreteto a potential enoiny. Per-
haps thle Le why he found it
noaaihle to have a i=li!dr con-
acienoe. In my Quaker tr-lend
explained to me, He hen eclear conscience when he was
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for the nhuneler 0! Puehlzg
One In tho; he won duholicnli
ly insincere in everything Q
nu, lnriuding nu mradoou
l-ho olhn that he nu amOfnlwolihhmouza
lurhlng to think than: he 9292 Ioincero. But |v¢vf=m¢j_¢=ndknew him henna to Mm: 
n;04h wu tho rue. 59292"l-oi:
no nu oolo new-,. 3"»;-=0!
mu noting In A mew
I oonncicnoo all In
oioog.
- l- 92THOUGH not o ;;onl.roll$
nohizopnnnlc. l
aqan Ironm-doubtedly neurotic; Iii: 1&#39;-kllililmail look the lo:-n]nl I-ryl
to elelpl hum peqmnll gomm tho emu-um -"-ihy;theory cl numq":a];i§qthus! individmia Y . _lhelnnclva to It hgyn oil loyal-:_Hon huod on rein onlhipl ho;lwoen Imlividunl hglmnn being
nod on rolpeel. Ior*.l.ll0 III!!!-unl. Al one or my peyehologi
consultants temo?<edek,thIIIITI-|.Ill| nwud nl_ 132 bigon one ooouioo. he IMP!
 mm his Russian anployea
Ill o way of putting I lenl on
Ihnl he mun have oontidend
n pncl Inlh the devil. The
devil for him, lhough, was the
devil beyond-good-and-ev&#39;Il. the
devil oi hlllory. the devil with
hmwn only the difference he-
tweco Ihe rigm And I1-oogdde
qr me "revolution." It in o
I-lghleoul devil. _
In order to undorltlnd lb!
nature or I-hr choloe involved
[hr tr-ml--r mm! Auk himsrlf:
ll I hnd Um ; -vrr Io [in-_-.1 I
hullun Ullnll u-ullld gnvr Unc-
tory lo one tide in the Pft
l
tomllci. bclwotn ideobgiel I-lid
If I had to oondder not ji-Ill»
the future cl my own country
but tint at the whole world
would I he convinced that tho
nice I no working  or in lhn
right one! The very exiltenol
of oudn o qusiinn would put
above nod outside-coo-I,
r
92 Iown not-io.|L The.nlomle A1;
lenuau ue ioohud In 92|o_o n
bled In their oecro:-y,&#39;p.M_nl@
tn their reopondhlllty tor&#39;92a!.&#39;r§iiwnyo than one. They on 4}
92. ,92lo whith their rea:nr1meoYk
km &#39;_&#39;__l&#39;.,l I!
IANILIJIMI-ilh now tliewl
{or more and more annuity II
Inevitable. It in well Io lunch-
her thnl. Uio only nnlety for lhl
Iorld lies In human hell: do-
velq-ling o world polnl 0| Idem
whlch ll the Implication of lhi
lorhnicni power: lotoonllI&#39;92:tl-
lnl o new. or destroying on
old; world lint we now pu-
oou I! the Rouauu. oz pur-
oni. nh&#39;nd_in ihe92nyol&#39;0oo
World. then our hope or hold!
lieu In developing o tumultuo-
tive huh which will ehniionp
u nihiiiun ol Irniton like
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WASHINGTON. March 13.-
?Btudy oi the Finch: confessionoi rec! .1
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.conies.sion convinced some le¢ia- ~ ,
-mm willy mt proposal: to
iahare atomic secrets with Britain
are _"den-der than a doornali. &#39;
3&#39;1 don&#39;t lee how anlme could
vote icr such a Proposal in the
flight oi the security laxneas re-
ivealed by that confession, one
senator said. - "
Seen in Closed Sasha.
92 The confession made by Dr.
"Klaus. Fuchs beiore he was cop-
vlcted of atomic eepionage in
London became available to some
legislators last Friday. It was
ven to members oi the Joint g-1 .
, Conizressionai Atoric Enemy Com-
mittee in a closed session.
_ Fuchs. German-born and Brit-
ish-naturaiized scientist, was sent
here during the war to work on
America&#39;s A-bomb pi-oiect. Under
Under the Atomic Energy Act
of 1946. military and industrial
atomic secrets cannot. he shared
wiih foreign countries. Earlier
this year, American and British
officials began talks iooklnl
striations. _
British elections. Committee mem-
bers hinted today that there is a
possibility they will not be re-
describe the unpublished eeet no
qt the conieasion. They WQPIC
spy only the most recentoi
America: atomic and hydroim
s2creL1 can now be considered un-
khown to the Russians.
»toward a relaxation of those N-Y
The talk: were recessed pend-g
linz the outcome oi the recent};
sumed.. &#39;Committee members reiuse
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&#39; BOSTON, March 12. 
SINCE A BAND of elickup men walked into Brink:
money depot, pulled a million-dollar holdup and die-
iappenred, that cash-and~carry crowd reminded me of an
-.o92&#39;cr-tough Boston hood who pulled a waterfront job here
iiasii year, traveled to New York, walked in on my friend
iPaul Hail, AFL seafarers chief,.and demanded a union
icard so he could sail out to sea until the police forgot him.
fPaul and his boys didn&#39;t take kindly to the idea, so they
worked the desperado over and hung him out of a win-
»dowto dry untilthe police got him. &#39; .1 So, when a tip came that FBIT &#39; . - ~  ~
; men and local police had traced
Brink suspects to the Boston
gwatertront and were searching
.t.hrough longshore and maritime
{records to see it the thieves had
&#39;shi&#39;pped out, my amateur detec-
tive instincts sent me here. .
g" Detectives are working the
-watertront lollowing clues found
i in e nearby  ,__.
dump-a cut~ ~:"_-_ :1_f,_:up Ford truck, §_: 
parts oi! which "7-T1-1-&#39;
are being ma- g},.._,iyzed by scien- &#39;-I."-=?s;.&#39;l&#39;.*%§&#39;.-"Y;~.,§;5tists at the %  -Mass. Inst. of   "
&#39;1e=hn<>1<>ev-   /. And thnfsu  .&#39; ,Q tar as Vic Rie-  &#39; -" -&#39; "
-eel. private eye, 4 - -  i
5 got on the reg.
ford payroll .i-obbgry,  - Victor Rlesel
, Neither the police, the FBI, nor
Jthe M. L T. wizards were tell-ting
--and my contacts among them
nor- I-."-:-0:" to g:i> 1-hon: n92r,ti,=-_;~
!|l}&#39;:tL&#39;4_§&#39;, the l"t:-1-Z.;_ an-mil-i;5-.
=drogen i_>0mb espionage appa-
jratus which makes a million-duhlimb touch penny-ante stuff.
ut 0! this discussion camegeome sta.rt.ling, disclosures on the
isizleasotseour agtogttc operations.i t pt. , t e atomic secur-giiy police Iorces oi the U. S.,i England and Canada met in
,Chalk Rivet-., Ont, not too tar Ii-om
&#39;;here, and decided. in view of the
;Soviet&#39;s atomic explosion, to hold
;enother counter-espionage parley
étn Feb, to rework secrecy tech-_
lniques.
i Guess where the new confab
was scheduled. in Harwell, Eng-
-land, ot course! Guess who was to
~ be in and around the parley. Take
the big doll, mister, you rang the
-bcllDr. Fuchs, of course! He
didn&#39;t make it because the l-Bl:
M3-shift agents got him. through
iue as hard work. One Bostoni
i
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Iscientist, reading tom n de-
classi
ed Atomlc Energy report,
revealed that when the AEC first
took over control of the A-bomb
installations, they dleeovered
there were 100,000 secret docu-
ments throughout the project.
At some plants there were
2.000 papers. At others 200.000.
And even today this amount
grows by 15.000 classified  se-
cretl papers at month. All these
must be inventoried, transported,
read. tiled and guarded.
The U. S. soon will explode new
atomic weapons at the Eniwetoh
islands-and we&#39;re building semi-
permanent tacilities there. The
contract has been let to e Lo:
Angclcs firm. Holmes &~ .92&#39;:»r92-u-,
which will design and oon.<u~uct
these installations. They will need
many skills in this semi-secret
work.
There are the Lo: Alamos and
Sandie bases, which answer to
the .92iilimr_92&#39; Aprliceiion Di&#39;.&#39;i.<irm
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ltiv. 41.1-L is  lll92&#39;i§;[_; 16$" l1aultl92t~|&#39;-
ship.
There is the Argonne and Sche-
nectady division, highly secret
And shipments or vital ma-
terials and transfer oi secret
papers between labs and plant:
is more than giving a trusted
courier e gun and e package.
Some of the stuit may be toxic,
so he has to carry portable Gei-
ger counters and other radiation
monitoring and special equip-
ment, and must know what they
mean. So another little iorce,
the couriers, must be controlled
and trusted. .
The iinal word !mxnthc ex-
perts to the unions, which have
been sensitive over security ex-
amination and official distrust-mt
everybody, is: Look at the-tfize
oi-our job-while the Brink qise,
the Reuthcr sh0Ol.l|llzs&#39; and tou-
tine crime take no holiday.
Then our Boston tea party
broke up! - &#39; _,a hone tap. _ .
ut that was as much Irealtteen   e
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Men Sought by British
And American Agents
Vanish in London
, London, March 20 tU.P.!-Two
being sought by British and
American agents in connection
with the Fuchs case, the Lon-
don Daily Graphic reported to-
day.
A dispatch in the newspaper
said arrests may be made on
both sides of the Atlantic with-
in uro or three vi
fs.
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their relationship to Dr. Klaus
Fuchs. German-born Bri t i sh
scientist ;$&llt¬I1 vZLi lo H years
in prison for revealing atomic
secrets tn Ru.<=i::.
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