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FLORENCE STAHKIEWICZ, nee Florence Freiser, 6059 South -
Harper, formerly of 5706 South Harper, was born ll/20/22
191.3 and Ssith College, School of Social Workers, Northamp-
ton, Massachusetts, I944 to 1945; Isa employed by the Family
Society of New Haven, Connecticut, from October, 191.5, to
larch, 1946, and by the National Council of Jewish Iomen
of Brooklyn Iron April, 191.6, to October, 1950. In October, -
1950, she gave her home address as 1879 48th Street, Brook-
lyn, New York. She married I-IDWARD STANKIEWICZ on November
5, 1950, and sublessed the apartment of a friend BERNARD '
U. ABRAHAM. LBRAHMI, employee of the Atomic Exergy Commis-
sion, in 1944 disclosed classified in.fornst1on- pertaining "
to the Atomic Diary Project without first determining '
whether the recipient or the information was authorised to '
receive it. FLORENCE STANKIHICZ presently employed Jewish '
Family and Community Service, 3159 lest Roosevelt Road,
Chicago. EDWARD STANKIEWICZ, a Polish born displaced per-
son, was interned in German forced labor camp iron 191.1 to '
1945 and immigrated to the United States in January, 1950.
His guardian is IIER BORIZ, who was a patient of Dr. '
DEBORAH VIVIAN DAUBER deceased!, who was a Communist Po-
litical Association member and who was contacted on several
occasions by AEIHURHDDKS, a known Russian espionage agent.
IIMARD STAHKIEIIICZ is presently s part time assistant in-structor in B%ic languages at the University of Chicago.
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Ir. -{OHN WILLIMES, Office llanager, IcKey and Posgue, Inc.,
5300 South Blackstone, Chicago, Illinois, advised on February 5, 1951, that
his office managed the apartment building at 5706 South Harper, Chicago,
Illinois. He etatedthat there was no individual residing at that address '
by the name of F.'iNKIEVIC and that to hie knowledge no one with thatname had ever resided at that address. He did advise, however, that Mr.
and Hrs. EDWARD.92STANKIElICZ._had resided at that address since November 1,
1950. He informed that STANKIEWICZ was subleaeing the apartment of _
BERNARD MXABRAHAH during ABHAHMIW absence from Chicago. -
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IIILLIAHS made available a letter directed to his office by ABRAHAM on Oo-tober 23, 1950, the pertinent contents of which are as follows:
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"My employer, the Atomic Energy Gommieeion, is sending me on a consulting '
mission which will take me out of the city from November 1 until January
31, 1951. I would feel uneasy to leave the apartment unoccupied for so long
a time. I have, therefore, invited my friends llr. and llra. -EDWARD STANKIEIHCZ
to stay here after their marriage. Ire. STANKIEIIICZ , um rmanwce_/FanIsm!__ ' , _, _is now living at the Picadilly Hotel. hr. BTANKIDFICZ, who teaches in the"3~f_-"-? "-" '
L1nguistics_Depa.rtment at the University of Chicago, is living at the Signs
Delta 1-raternity House." . -
The letter was signed by nzmmm 1|. xmwum, and a pm script imlicatedthat his forwarding address from November 1, 1950, until January 31, 1951,
wo ld be Les Alenos Scientific Laboratory, Poet Office Box 1663, Ins Llamas, .
New lexico.
Concerning BERNARD I. ABBII-ml, it is to be noted that Confidential Inform-
ant T-1, a government agency which conducts personnel and intelligence in-
"Poetigations, advised in 19./.4 that on lav 24, 191.4, emman ll0B.TECAI"ABR.AH.AM,
9706 Harper, Chicago 3'7, Illinois, disclosed classified information per-
taining to the Atomic Energy Project at a time when he was employed by the
Atomic Energy Project without first determining whether the recipient of! e
the information was authorised to receive such information. e
On the basis of um the War Department later requested that ABRAHAM be _ __dismiesedgom the Atomic mergy Project, but this was given reoonsidera- --tion, and ~ nmm was released from the project for one month without pay. -
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=4 backgro '1 Ir. or Hrs. STANKIEWICZ, but that a reliable and long-time " '
I employee of lcKey and Poague, Hrs. KATHERINE IC UNI, resided in the apart- < ' -
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' - advised on February 5, 1951 that she resided at 5706 South Harper in the . - 92 1 ,.,:apartment adjacent to that oi and Ihich was temporarily be . _ a. .' . '- ing occupied by Ir. and Ire.'- EDWARD STANKIEWICZ, sublasaees oi ABRAHAM. ' '~ ' _
Ira. MC KANT stated that she did not lmovr the STANKII-JICZe personally and ' '
P _ had no information whatsoever concerning their background or activities.
She stated that they apparently had in visitors and that she had no reason '
_ _ to suspect them of any subversive or unpatriotic activities. She advised . '
_ that both Ir. and Ira. STANKIEHICZ habitually spoke in such loud voices _ '
l / Y that she had on several instances asked them to be more quiet in their
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:____;1~_=./ Ira. n. xanwm, Manager oi the Picadilly Hotel, 5107 South Bleckstone,'qd- *
-' vised on February 5, 1951, that registration cards of that hotel reflected
that FLORENCE FREIISELR registered there on October 19, 1950, and checked -
_ ' out on November 5, 1950. FREISER had listed her home address as 1879 ~
, 48th Street, Brooklyn, New York. ,.
"f Records of the Cook-County Bureau of Vital Stetisticsrwere examined on 3 .
" February 5, 1951, and reflected that an affidavit for marriage was exe-
' outed on November 2, 1950, by HJWARD STANKIEWICZ of 5706 South Harper
' 1 and FLORENCE FREISER, also of 5706 South Harper. STANKIENICZ'e date oi ' .
birth was given as November 14, 1921, and that of FREISEH's as November
20, 1922. Certificate of Uarriage No. 2158819 reflected that EDYIARDSTA'Nl IEWICZ and FLORENCE FREISER were married on November 5, 1950, by
r Rabbi somuon s. nesxrr at 1246 Independence Boulevard, Chicago, Illinois.
On February 21, 1951, Confidential Informant '1'-2, of knmm reliability, ad-
_ vised that EIMARD and FLORENCE STANKIEWICZ had moved from 5706 South Harper
after the return of BERNARD ABRAHAM from New Mexico and were now residing
at 6059 South Harper. The informant revealed that FLORENCE STANKIEWICZ was
' employed by a Jewish relfare agency on the Heat Side oi Chicago.
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lies VIRGINIA FRANK, Director, Jewish Family and Community Service, 231
' South Wells Street, advised on February 23, 1951, that FLORENCE STANKI1-JIIICZ -. _.' .nee 1-"lore Freieer, was employed by the Jewish Family and Community Service . =.=
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R. ELLIOTT to an unidentified woman at the residence of _- _ -BERNARD I. ABRAHAM, 5706 South Harper. - 1
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£603 00118 hn'nieh'ed_ mm et me BHIHICB LEVI], - _
atenotypiet in UPB as aoaree of inlomation apt!
thereafter GIEBOHI contacted this informant until
about middle 1912. One amazon mm, etenogra1:i1er-- ' _.-reporter, emtloyed OBI and OBI from insult 11, 191:1 . - _u October 2 , 191.2, 11¢: and annualleave ' 1!
continuing form]. employment unti1'Ja:ma:7~5, 19113»
Thin girl born larch 20, 1920, Chicago, Illinois, -
of Lithuanian parents, cane to Iaehington, D. C.
about Febnary, 19111, and imediate]; thereafter .
appeared to have lived in apartment lit!: BENJMIII. '.' 0 - -IaI
an mm ooonum nun, 2225 I Street, n. I., ' _ -" .,
both alleged Oolzmuniete and members of front '
organisations. Rene of one BERNIC3 GOODMAN LEVI!B, ' .
2225 I Street, I. I., appeared in indicee Hational
Federation tor Constitutional Liberties, -helievecl _
identical with subject LEVIDI. Personnel {ea " .
OBI reect BEHICB LEVI! mqved_ to 1685 Crescent {hoe} .
I. In on September 9, 191:2, her last Waehingtqm """ A
address. About Ievember, 191:1, LBVII_1mder treatment . .
ll. JOSEPH IILDHI, 1211 lldieon Avenue, RIO, and gave her '5 _;dd.:eea an 12140 Park Avenue, Apartmet. 3-I,_ 8!, In 'I .
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The re1erencod_te1¢>type er August 2h, 19146 advised that camcnr
-Horned the New Iork office that she now recalls some time in the
~-r or fall of when she was making her first tripe to U gton,
L L1-, JACOB G018 umishcd her with the name of BENIGE LE. /on
eupoyee in the War Production Board, as one whom one could contact -
for information. From sum Hne late in 19141 tntil approximately are
lu we of 19h2 she mot 3211:1102 mm bypre-arrangement on various J '
etrr--t. corners in Ylaahington, D. C., at which time Miss LEVIN would
1,111-n over 1,; R5903! copies of correspondence and typed notes concerning
infcwration coming into Li-V.N'S possession in her employment as stenc-
tmst. anmomr recalled that Miss mm wee in the etenographic pool .-
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md important. GREGORY declared the infomation supplied was oi
rat importance concerning production on items arranging from
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cannon! further related in 19h2 mm nee indicated she an not
about lashington and anticipated returning to New-' York in the near érueu.-u. Shortly thereaiter cnsoonx lost track of amazes ram and em
not again hear of her until the spring oi 19113 when JAOOB OOIJS-mentioned
he rnd learned llise LEVIN was employed in ll --York Gite. GREGORY believed
Vise, LEVI}! no working for Tess News Age , or the Inter-ContinentlowsBer-vice, than operated by once ovum: She related further that
GPLQS infonned her that because of '8 occupation, there would be
no need to contact her m1-there 0REO0RI_reca1J.ed that from conversations
with BERNICE LEVIN, the latter had Ioved to Ihshington following an
tlnfurbunate love cfteir in New York City where she had apparently lived -
a boneiderals period of time. GREECE! bad no knowledge whether BEIINICEI-1-JVTN was an Associate er 60108 prior to entering the emplowmnt of the ' if;
Eur roductim Board in Iluehington, D. C. She further recallsum ssauzcz mm was Qpparently o friend oi amrsr JwE '-. _ Q ~ ii"
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be .1. ~. atcd by Hr. UIASEK, nor was there any file under the name BERRICE 5
00! "-H L.iVINE, mentioned hereafter. ' _ -'
The file disclosed that B1-ARNICE LEVIN was appointed August ll, 19hl .
as .""92icr Stenographer, Probationel-Indefinite for duration with OPM Office '
of Reduction Management, predecessor to Ear Production Board!, GA?-2, >
at 1130.10 per annum. Effective October 15, 19111 she was transferred to the '
Office of Bncrgoncy Banagement, which was the framework organization fora
nu.-abm of government agencies including GEL! and WPB. - _ '
- On November 1, 19!.-2 she was glomoted to Conference Reporter,
CAI--I5, at 31800. On January 16, 191:2 she was again promoted to Principal -
C0nf- -ence Reporter, CAF-6, at S2300. Effective July 1, 191:2 she was made
.Hc.v! "ionference Reporter, GAP-7 at $2600, and on February 13, 19113 her '
posi tllm was changed back to Principal Stenographer Reporter at the same
grac. A11 of the above employment was in the Divisiiin of Administrative
Bervices, Office Services Operations Branch, llinutes and Reports Section. -
I' The Division of Oent:-a1 Administrative Services ms clnlged
; with maintaining a Central Budgeting, Accounting, and Fiscal Cont:-o1_
_ , Sysl-em for the Office of Etrlergcncy llanagement and its constituent agencies -, _. ~ and facilitated the efficient operations of the different agencies. A A 4- P ~
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Brfective danuary S, 19143 Bl-;HNIOL: LEVIN voluntarily resigned £1-an _
the 0 'fice of auergency Management. The file indicates that she apparently
' left Washington about October 2h, 19b2, stating em. after due investigation -
she had been unable to find a capable physician in hshington and had gone
to T1: York. In view of the treatment being undertaken she had decided to . __ -
nsipn. Sick and annual leave caused her to be carried on the rolls until -83 .Janua1'¥5,l9|43. ' . - - ' = --.51.?- _ 1- . . qi At the time lies LEVIN acved to New fork she gave her address as ..T"-1.
12140 Park Avenue, Apartment 3-F, new Iork 28, New Iork. As Late as December 4"19, 1!h3 she was still living at this address according to a letter received - _i " F 7
by the Office oi Emergency mnsgement from her. "r ' - A - '
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C1 . to the effect, that mes LEVIN was ill and then under hieoan. -- z.1 §,..
-r-.1~_-.- In connection with the oath of.g$' executed by BERNIOB LEVIN. ' - .1...
;-- 11 19h1 1+. is note-I that this oath contained an eff my e.
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»1-- --ting the overthrow of our constitutional form oi government. - . '
Undated Form 375 executed by BERNIOE LEVIN disclosed bhe was 11. ~u ti-"arch 20, 1920 at Chicago, Illinois, daughter of SAW w 7 '
11;; I- 6%" Street, Chicago Ulinois. She indicated she received oilt
y-ea-11 parade schooling, 1925 - 1932, and attended high school {run -
S4:.;92l-cnbct, 1932, to June, 1936, at Austin, liarehall, and Hyde Parkechools,
Chi=. -|go,- graduating. Fron July, 1936, to Hay, 1937, she attended the
Na-,1- ml Stenotype Institut-2, Chicago, Illinois, graduating in stenotypuqg ,
and I; ping. 519 furnished her employment record as follows: -
7-37 to 1-ho Private Sec., Perry Field Tire and Rubber 00. "
2326 5- Michigan Street, Chicago
Typing Job, one day : -
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, m September 9, 191:2 ies LEVIN changed her address from 2225 3 '
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the active indicee of the Rational Federation for Constitutional liberties _
were obtained, it was learned thst the name of BI-IHNIGE_G001I£Ll LEVINE, - -1
2225 I street, I. I., was included in these indices. ' _ _ __ V _,
"rho 191.2 Iaehington City Directory disclosed that one amaze:
IEVIII, reporter, resided at 2225 I Street, I. I., Apertnent LOO. u ' ' _
sane directory disclosed Ire. ANNA COCO!-ILI LL13 resided at this eddreee. ~12;-..."I-;:__., -Y» ""' 1 reelr of the tile entitled '-mu. ooomnu Azmgis; m-mm} E" 1'
SECUHITI, HATCH ACTI disclosed that ANNA GOOIHAH also Imam es Ire.
nznmumz iumm resided .1». 2225 11 Street, I. w., for e her of yes:-eand that cw. gu-1», namely ammo: mvmz and nos: mnzsotffgoa with her in
Lpertment I400. Investigation at that time indicated the both AWL L113!and mm ooormu, as well es her daughter, szvmu ooouun oomsmmma
were alleged Oommniete, Ind that the ALLEIB were lumber! of numerous .
front crgamzetione in Ieehingtcn, D. 6. , ,,
Ln in.for:ne.nt,h'e. L. IIONIAG , who mneged the apartment house
mentioned above, edvieed that Hrs. ALLE held regular meetings in her
apartment, which she believed were Ccummiet meetings, end mentioned thate number of me. ALL!-3'8 friends who lived in the epartneht house then /Q at one time wer beliwedntedh Communist d included DRTON SDBELL,mamsoomsmrnzm J anmu;.92&¥ma.nmgP" sccam-P/imv-mo 1:21:51}? cs xER'rz0ri!¬?! m,Ln1d-Him: nnmémwmpea _ _in this cee . This intomsnt mentioned that the R.ElmlJ'mR8 hed been veqg
eotive and always poeseeeed e greet deal of literature in their rem.
-- - . me the above, 1+. eppeara that names uvm and ammo: oocmu
my have been identical and that eubject LEVI! found it convenient '
mm EERNICB O<X 1lAHl-EVIIIK. - . _
The Washington Field Office filee contain no record 0onc0!Il1¢
tour of the references given by SENIOR LEVIN mentioned above. However,-. file appears under the mme oi aaasn-: R. aacgésyscmzn mrrm - c,
llwaukee origin. A review of this file ree I that BESSIE 330C415 ~
cane to Milwaukee, Irieconsin tronewashixngton, D. 0. or Baltimore! that I
hr, 19113, end became cnploy-ed he e etenographer in the G10 Offices in
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C : -_:.t Party in lailnauie ~. BESSIE BROOKS was described as I. member o£3the = st side Branch oi the Ccnmmist Party in Hilwaukee and as one who yf
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I T = .--I. The infonnant mentioned above, Hrs. FRANK IEOIFEAGUE, resident I
n.r-: ~-r. advised that BE5SI'2 BROOKS was a niece 0.1 MINA GOODMAN ALLEN,
an hat BESSIE BROOKS had left llashington about s year earlier but -'
r1._+-irner; for a visit during late 19143, at which time she told Ire.
I".!!T'/;U3 she was residing with her mother in Chicago, Illinois. Ire.
l.luiiI;mtIE recalled BESSIE BROOKS mentioned having been born in zicago,
Illinois. - -
' Investigation in 1'1 lwaukee, Wisconsin in the BESSIE icase disclosed that METER AD!-.'L?.1AN ind his wife, ROSE PQDI% & -
COmr'.'miSt Party menbcrs known to the Milwaukee Office. In this
com -ration it is noted that one ROSE MADISON was described as residing
in Uwa apartment 01 MINA GOODZMN ALLEN at the same time subject BEHNIG5
LHIJI?-I lived with Hrs. ALLEN. . . - A ., 4
It is further noted that the investigation in llwaukee of - . it
BEs'=?E BROOKS disclosed that on Ghristznss,.19h3, she received ' 1' _
C-hr Lms cards from a number of i ividuals including one BERNICE,as-. -§z,§z< City, and from mrrmnnzzid man! mmqlmnnr 0ANN'1.§0ing . ..'.;,._pertv member knclrn to the llvra e Office. * ' '.7f_¢ --:r~j._ . _-.'{_
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mm: mmrr lived with mum: mm: descr <1 by cnsccnr as an early
contact and as s sister oi BARBARA REDE J who was an employees of tin "
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SYNOPSIS; Continued! occasions in company with WILLIAM
PERL. PERL was arrested in March 1951
on the charge of perjury in that he
denied knowing ROSENBERG and ALFRED
SARANT. DAYTON testified before
Federal Grand Juries in New York City
on three occasions and denied he ever
visited the apartment at 65 Morton
St., New York City, and denied any
connection with Soviet espionage acti-
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WELDON BRUCE D['.YTQ92T was interviewed on August 20, 1950,
by Special Agents of the FBI at Ithaca, New York. During
the interview DAYTON advised he was born on February 10, 1918,at St. Helena, California. DAYTON stated his father's name
is WARREN B.; DAYTON, who was,_born in I-I1fgr3e_sA9ta, and-.tha'b hismother's maiden name was VED1f.__C_ARNAl-I..N9292uho was born; in theState of Waingrtono ,4 7 70 ,,/"
B. Citizensh ip Status
Native born
C. Ed -t ' uea ion
During the above-mentioned interview DAYTON advised that he
_ attended grade and high school at Sacramento, California.
1 He furnished the following additional educati on: .
Sacramento Jr. College - 193!.;-1937
University of California, Berkeley, California - 1937-19141
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DAYTON's registration record at the Selective Service
Records Center, 1730 Zhth St., Sacramento, California,
furnished the 5ubject's educationg; background as follows!
Sacramento Junior College - Physics 3 years
Fniversity of California, Berkeley - Undergraduate
Division - 2 years
University of California, Berkeley - Graduate Division -
l 3/h years.
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ivqag;;g,#§§§¢§¬¥:55§}@f' Director of the Laboratory of
uc ccr cience, ~.sachu.etts Institute of Technology,
Cmdbridgc, Massachusetts, furnished DAYTON's personnel
record which showed the following employmcnts for the
5ubject:
Teaching Assistant, University of California, Berkeley,January - May l9hO; ' '~
Lecturer, Golden Gate International Exposition, San
Francisco, June - October l9LzO;
Research Physicist, 12th Naval District, Mare Island,
San Francisco, January l9hl - August 19th;
Research Staff Member, California Institute of Technology,
August l9bh - November l9bS;
Teaching Assistant and Research Assistant, Cornell
University, March l9h6 - October l950;
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology Laboratory of -
Nuclear Science, October l95O to June 30, 1952-
M.I.'I., advised that the Subject was trans-%5 urre from he aboratoty of Nuclear Science, M.I,T., Cambridge,
Massachusetts, to the M.I.T. High Altitude Research Laboratory
at Echo Lake, Colorado, on June 30, 1952, and has been employed
in the Laboratory at Echo Lake to the present time, I--~';
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Subject's registration records at the Selective Service
Records Center, mentioned previously, reflected that the
Subject registered for Selective Service on October 16,191.10, and at that time he stated the peg.!-gm wi-xwould
always know his address was MRS. C11ROL92 ROf}1'i92'._ LYTON,
his wife, whom ho marriedat Sacramento, California, on ,July 31> 1933.
On August 23, 1950, Mr. and Hrs. DCIJALD .I92}{{-.I1IES of
Tucson, Arizona, we interviewed by FBI Agents at thehome of VHS. FIDNJ-. v§QOROT1~IY, 3309 22nd Av., Sacramento,
Cal ifornia. It is noted that MRS. DOROTHY is the mother
of CLIZOL DOROTHY DAYTON and DONALD J. HAINES is a former
son-in-law of .Y"'TiS. DOROTHY. Mr. HAINES stated that C.-I-LOL
DAYTON and ALF?-ED S.-,}UJ92"I who will be identified later!
came to his home at Tucson, Arizona, and resided there for
two nights, occupying different bedrooms. He stated he did
not know their itinerary before coming to his home except
that they had come from New York City. HAINES stated that
on or about August 9, 1950, he and his wife drove CAROL
DAYTON and ALFILED SIJ.AT~TT to Home sillo, Mexico, in HAINE1S'
automobile. They left CAROL DAYTON and 1.LP*,.ED SAEURNT at the
De Anza or Anza Hotel in that city. HAINES recalled that
CAROL and ALFRED indicated that they might to gd Guyamas,
Mexico, about thirty or forty miles om Hermosillo.
On August 18, 1952, BILUCE DAYTON voluntarily contacted the
FBI Office in Denver, Colorado, at which time he advised
he had arranyed with officials of M.I.T. to be transferred
to the High Altitude Research Laboratory at Echo Lake,
Colorado, in order that he could establish one year's , 4 /-_
residence in Colorado to enable him to get a divorce from
his wife CATOL lAY'I'ON. _
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D192Y'1ON's Selective Service record, mentioned previously,
reflected that in 19140 the Subject gave his address as
14711 Bancroft Place, Oakland, California. A subsequent
notation on his Selective Service record revealed his
address to _be I401; Panoramic Way, Berkeley, California.
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JANES N. EWART, Personnel Director, Non-Academic Personnel,
California Institute of Technology, furnished the Subject's
personnel file which revealed that as of July 3, l9hh, DAYTON
listed his address as hOh Panoramic Nay and a subsequent
notation in the file listed his residence as 2355 Monterey'Rd,,
San Marine, California. A later notation dated August lb,
l9hh, listed his address as Blh South Hill, Pasadena, California,
During interview with Subject on August 20, 1950, mentioned
previously, DAYTON advised he arrived in Ithaca, New York,
in January l9h6 and from that date until early l9h8 he resided
at 805 South Plain St., Ithaca, New York. From early l9h8 util
October 6, 1950, DAYTON resided at Cayuga Heights, Ithaca, New
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Personnel records furnished by Dr. ZACHKWIAS, mentioned pre-
viously, reflected that the Subject's address while employed
at M.I.T., Cambridge, Massachusetts, was b5 Urchard St.,
Jamaica Plains, Massachusetts.
During the time the Subject voluntarily contacted the FBI
Office in Denver on August 18, 1952, Subject stated that he
resided on the Doolittle Ranch, Echo Lake, Colorado, from
June 30, 1952, to September l or 2, 1952, and after that
date has been residing at 319 13th St., Idaho Springs, Colorado.
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Records of the Identification Division, FBI, revealed the
inject admits to the following violations:
7 Sumer 1935, Speeding, Justice of Peace near North
Sacramento, California, fined two dollars».-
July 1938, Speeding, Justice of Peace, ?Vl3AV1§E
California, fined tun dollars.
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11/26/ho, qdj11g{onA Small Claims Court, Berkeley,
California, required to pay $16.90 damages. ,
10/bl, overpnrking, Boil Office, San Francisco 92
Police Department, posted three dollars bail.
About January 19b2, parking in restricted area, Police
Court, San Francisco, exonerated.
6/27/U2, parking in restricted area, San Francisco Policef
Department, no action taken. _,~ Q_J
II. suoaecrls corwecrrows TTH F,nin.c.T,
The records of Confidential Informant T-l, another Government
agency, reflected that VPLDON BRUCE DAYTON had attended joint
meetings of the Federation of Architects, Engineers, Chemists
y and Technicians F.h.E.C.T.! in April and May 19th. The
F.A.E.C.T., aceoring to T-l attemphd.to-QrgénizethoiadiationF Laboratory employees at Berkeley, California, until the CIO
- directed the F.A.E.C.T. to desist. T-1 stated that an investi-
gation of the F.A.E.C.T. activities in connect'on with tho '
I attempts to organize the hndiation Laboratory; mploynes, re-
"voaled this was under the direction of HLHCEL SGHERER and105§92SQGUHE. The Informant identified both SCHERER and SECURE
as members of the Comnunist Party.
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On pages 26b and92¬6S of the book entitled, "Tho Story of the 1
CIO," by BENJAMIN92STOLBERG appeared the following: "From the
very beginning the Federation of Architects, Engineers,
Chemists and Technicians has been under Stalinist leadership
and its rank and file have been chiefly Communist Party
followers."
Il$;- §usgmcr1s connection WITH SCIENCE nun vxcronr COMMITTEE
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1;, On November 6, 19u3, various Confidential Informants of y
' T-1, mentioned previously, furnished reports concerning
~ the activities of a group of people known as the "Science
for Victory Committee." According to those reports this
group*s activities were directly concerned with the personnel
of the aéiation Laboratory at Berkeley, California, and it _ ~
was the opinion of T-1 that the intent of this Bemmittee was
to bring together scientists, including personnel in the adiotion
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["l;;oratory for the pupose, intentional or ultimate,
of obtaining information concerning various scientific
developments, including developments on the project at
the Radiation Laboratory. According to T-1, announce-
ments of meetings for the Science for Victory Committee
were issued on a mimeographed form on a printed letterhead
of the Science for Victory Committee. The e notices were ' signed by SAND1'l.§2!OLLINS, the wife of FR./.NK92.¢'%?LL1'NS, both
' of whom wore, acc rding to T-1, prominent in omunist
organizations in the San Francisco Bay area. The announced
purposes of the Science for Vi tory Committee were diagnosedin the statement made by BRUCE8CAIIQN, hOh Panoramic Why,
Berkeley, California. DKYTON st~ted that the Committee was
the outgrowth of a meeting held last May when Congressman '
KILGOLE spoke in behalf of his Bill regarding mobilization.
One of the main purposes of the Committee at that time,
according to DAYTON's statement, was the further study of
the problems involved in the Bill and the preparation and
forwarding to Congressman KILGORE of recommendations for
amendments to the Bill.
Informantion furnished by a Confidential Informant of T-1
established that BRUCE DAYTON, among others, had been active
in promoting the organizational work of the Science for
Victory Committee and in organizing a radio form,
T-l expressed the opinion that althwugh the announced pu-l poses of the Science for Victory Committee are sot out
above, there is definite evidence, regardless of the good
_ faith of some of the members of the Committee, that-it is
to be used by the Communist Party as a front organization
| for propaganda and espionaze. imports from three Confidential
Informants of T-1 showed that SANDRA COLLINS and her husbandI FRANK COLLINS, both known Communists, were apparently in charge
of this phase of the work.
I-rccqrding to T-l the F.I..E.C.T. Union had not been entirely
successful in its program to organize scientific personnel.I Its efforts to organize the personnel of the Radiation Laboratoryg
University of California, had been particularly disappointing.
It was therefore believed by T-l that the Science for Victory
Committee was to be used as a more subtle approach to the ends g¢92~jought by the Communist Party in this organization. A R
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On December 8, 19%}, T-1 advised that it had been ascertained
that the Science for Victory Committee refused to give a list
of names of persons belonging to their Committee to the Govern-~
ment, although the Committee desired Government sponsorship
through the hr Production Board and one Mr. McLEAN¢ Thé
refusal of the Science for Victory Committee to let their
names be known to the Government before they obtained sponsor-
ship was believed by T-l to be to forestall a record check
of those names and a determination that they are all mcmbors
of the Communist Party. T-1 learned that BRUCE DAYTON was
unwilling to comply with a request from McLBAN for a list-of '
nimos of the Science for Victory Committee members,
T-l reported the receipt of information from an Informant in
early l9hM which indicated that BERNARD PETERS had informed
DAYTON that DAYTON was not hired by the Radiation Laboratory
becnusr DATTCN was Chairman of the Science for Victory Comittee,
PETERS clleaedly blamed the FBI for the Radiation Laboratory's
objection to DAYTON*s activities in that capacity. T-l
atatad ,'thst PFTW;S was of the belief that the FBI would
desire the discharge of any of the nersonncl at the hadiation
Laboratory who hid pnrticipnted in activity with the F.A.E.C.T.
T-l reported that in addition to heing closely associated with
BERNARD PETERS in connection with the activities of the Sciencefor Victory Committee, §;}%a noted that DLYTON is apparently
a close friend of BERNA -$T?RS, who, according to J. ROBERT
OPPENHEIMR, has been c Gemmuist.
T-l is in possession of infonmition to the effect that BERBIRD
PETERS informed DAYTON in 19th of the location of the various
projects then engaged in research, which ultimitely resulted
in the atom bomb. Further, PETFRS informed DAYTON of the _
character and magnitude of the work in these projects and that,
according to T-?, of known reliability, 1e furnishing of this
informotion by PETERS was directly contrary to restrictions in
efect at the R~diotion Laboratory where PETERS was employed.
T-3, of unknown reliability, advised on June 18, l9h8, and May
17, 1950, that DERNLRD PETERS was possibly a Soviet Agent,
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V. §UBJ73CT'S CONNECTION "»'ITH MEVBERS OF THE JULIUS ROSENBERG
ESPIONLGE GROUP T " .-
A. Introduction
On June 16, 1950, DAVID GPEENGLIJES was arrested by Lgents
of the New York Office and later chirged in the Federal
Judicial District of-New Mexico with violation of the
espionage statutes in connection with his admitted trans-
misgion to HARRY GOLD of certain classified data relating
to the atomic energy project at Los Llamos, New Mexico.
HARRY GOLD had been previously arrested in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, on Nay 23, l95O, by Agents of the Philadelphia
Office. GOLD pleaded guilty and was subsequently sentenced
to thirty years imrisonment, in a'FédersI'Penitentiary,
DAVID GUEENGLRSQ and his wife RUTH GREENGL£SS have advised
that'tney were qq¢ru1t@d ztO work in the Soviet espionage
pD1T&tUS by JULIUS ROSENEEDG, a brother-in-law of DLVID
G1 FJENGLLF-9 and JLU.|lUS's wife ETHEL GPEENGLASS ROSENBERG.
JULIUS ROSENBERG was arrested by Agents of the New York
Office on July 17, 1950, and ETHEL ROSENBERG was arrested
by Agentsof the New York Office on August ll, 1950. They
were indicted by a Federal Grand Jury, Southern District
of New York on August 17, 1950, for violation of the espionage
statutes, were subsequently convicted and are currently
awaiting execution in Sing Sing Prison, Ossining, New York.
Both DAVID and RUTH GREENGLASS have advised that they learned
from conversations with JULIUS MOUENBEDG, during the period
from l9h6-1950, that ROSENBERG was extensively engaged in
Soviet espionage and in connection with this activity he was
using an apartment in the Greenwich Village Section of
New York City, exact address unknown to the GREENGLASSES,
' for the purpose of microfilming docuents and making
espionage contacts.
B. Alfred92Sarant A 92
ALFRED SADANT, in interviews with BureauAgents,has advised
that he resided in Apartment 6-I, 65 Merton St., in the
Greenwich Village Section of New York, from approximately
October 19h3 until September 19b6, and that he subloased
115.5 apartment D0 JOEL BATE}, WILLIAM PERL, and HENRIETTA
SAVIDGE.
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Inquiry at the 65 Morton St. Realty 00., 310 E, 55th Stu
New York City, disclosed that ALFRED SARANT leased apartcnt
61 in October 19143 and relinquished it as 04 January 26, 1950.
On July 21.1, 1950, MAX LITCHER admitted orally to Agents of
the New York Office th he had been a member of the Communist
Party from sometime in 939 until the summer of 19148. On
July 20, 1950, ELITC1-11311 admitted in a signed statement that
JULIUS POSENBERG contacted him in the summer of 1930.: and
had attempted to recruit him into Soviet espionage work.
MAX ELITCHFJR advised that during the 19hL|-19Pl6 period he and
his wife had. accompanied JULIUS RCEENBERG, ~IILLI11M P.E1i.L and
JOEL BXRI-. to S1U92.NTfs apartment, 6I, 65 Morton Stu
New York City, on one and possibly two occasions.
'-*m.m4 PERL
On Ihrch lh, 1951, WILLIAM PERL was arrested by Bureau
Agents on the charge of perjury in that he denied knowing
JULIUQ I1OSENB=,T»G and ALFTLED SA1LAN'I during testimony before
the Federal Grand Jury in New York City, which was inquiring
into atom bomb espionage.
JOEL BLRR -
DAVID GTLEENGIASS advised that JULIUS ILOSENBERG told him
in 'Fcbru»':ry 1950 'th'r1't JOEL 'B.'.lT11 hm left the Unite-<1 stages
to do espionage work for the Russians in Europe and that
he, BAR11, ha-'1 been one of ROSENBEIiG's espionage contacts.
GREENGLASS subsequently advised that although he had never
seen the Greenwich Village apartment or its physical location,
there was no doubt in his mind whatsoever, that the SAILANT
apartment on Morton St, is identical with the apartment JULIUS
ROSENBERG w_as utilizing in connection with his espionage acti-
vities. GIIEENGLASS based this identification one comparison
Eof information furnished to him pertaining to the Greenwich
Village apartment by ILOSENEERG and comparative information
furnished to him by Bureau Agents.
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$ubject's Association with ALFRED SAFANT .
DAYTON was interviewed at Ithaca, New York, by Bureau agents
on August 2, 1950. DAYTQN advised that at that time he
was residing on Cayuga Heights Rd., Ithaca, New York, ad
owned his own home at that address. He stated he was employed
as a.Ibsearch Assistant at Cornell University Laboratory of
Nuclear Studies. DLYTON advised that he came to Ithaca for
the first time in the latter part of January l9h6 for the
purpose of entering upon the above emloyment at Cornell.
DAYTON adnitted being a very close friend and associate of
AlFiED SLTLNT. He stated he net FARANT for the first time
in the summer of l9h6 at Ithaca, New York. OLYTON advised
that in 19b? he purchased a lot on Cayuga Heights Rd. and
began building his own home there. He completed this house
in the uring of l9h8 and immediately thereafter SLLANT declared
thwt he would like to build a similar house on the adjoining
lot, DAYTON agreed to assist SKRANT in the building venture
and accordingly they entered into an agreement whereby QJJWH
and his wife moved into D£YTON's house and their two families
lived together in DAYTON's house from the latter pert of July
l9hB until about March 1, 19b9, when SiLiNT's house was
eoploted. DAYTO stated that he and the 5CRANTs had been
next door neighbors over since and he considers ALFAED SJJAH
/and his wife to be close personal friends of his. .
D§YTONFs Connection with the Apartment at 65 Morton St,L
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WLYTON declared emphatically that he had never at any timebeen in the apartment at 65 Morton Street, New York City
where S RANT had formerly resided. DAYTON further declared
that he had never been in that building and never had been in
ihot vicinity of New York City. it that time DAYTON stated
. Y . a last time he had been in New York City prior to
the interview was in the latter part of January 1950
when he traveled to New York to attend the annual meeting
of the American Physical Society at Columbia University.
DAYTON stated that miile in New York for this meeting he
stayed at the home of a friand of his, Mr. LOUIS "E189, 262
Central Perk "Z, New York City. He described Mr. "E155 as
a practicing attorney in New York.
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On September ll, 1950, LOUIS F. BUDENZ, former Managing
Editor of the "Daily Worker", an East Coast Communist
newspaper, and Communist Party functionary, until ho broke with the Party in Qotober 19b5, advised that LOUIS S.921;'EISS,
a brother of CAROL WEISS KING, was a concealed Communist." /
BUDENZ explained that a "concealed Communist" was a person
who does not hold himself out as a Communist and who would
den membership in the Party. BUT>ENZ advised that CJJIOL1 NG, New York Lttorney, former Counsel for theun' st Party, was also a "concealed Communists" ' - '
On July 211, 1950, Special ftgznt zmzumu c. LITTLI-1J0!-IN of '
the New York Office displayed a photograph of DAYTON to
FLOID 1'-:L'~m1, Jr., Superintendent of the apartment building
at 65 I-iorton St., New York City, and EL*'YN identified it
as a photograplx of a man he had observed about July or
August l9b9 in the lobby of 65 Morton Street. EL'"'!'N stated '
that this man had opened the mailbox for Apartment 61
and Ian! told EL"'iN in answer to a question that, "Mr. PERL
was in .'.n_'1rtment 6I .1 EINYN also stated that in the latter
part of January 19,50 he had observed DI:YION in 1'~p£1I"bmOn1361 with 1»*1LL11~.u>g¬1u, and tt=t later the wt month he ob-
served D1-.YTON assisting PFTAL and two other men move furniture
from Apartment 61 to the basement of 65 Morton Street.
On July 2b, 1950, a photograph of the 5ub_ject nos displayed
to J'EAN.'92IF. EL"'YN, wife of FLOYD E1L"'YN, Jr. who advised that she
recognized the photograph of DAYTON as that oi a rnzm she saw
with ILLI/LM P'P.i?.I.~ at 65 Morton Street. She stated that
D!-.Y'ION was one of two men who were with PET-L moving furniture
to the basement of 65 Morton Street frqn Apartarnent 61 at that
address in the latter Dart o£"J:mu:1ry 1950. On August 8,
1950 DAY.TON voluntarily accompanied Special Agent DONALD E.
HONEY of tho Albany Office from Ithaca, New York, to the -
Newark, New Jersey Airport. DLYTON and Special Lgent 7.0.N'EY
ware met at the airport by Special I-gents ROBERT F. ?tOY1.L anduE1v;p c, LITTLEJOHN, who were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
PLOYIJ F.I,"'YH, Jr. and FLOLl F,L"Y192I, Sr., former Superintendent
=1t»65 Morton Street. At this time the three EL"YNS were
introduced to DA1TC192I and talked to him. Mr. and Mrs. ELYIYN,
Jr. positively id.enti.['ied D.-TYTON as the man they hm. seen
at 65 M-wrton St. , in the summer of l9!.|9 anr. in Jz~.nu-flry 1950.
FLOYD EL"'YN, $r., who on July 2h, 1950, was unable to ientify
:1 photograph of MYPON, subsequently advised that after a
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personal meeting with DAYTON he could identify DI.YTO.P~I as
a man he had observed on several occa-"ions in the building
at 65 Morton Street prior to February 1.950.
In the summer of 1951 one G!.I;Y ?IC!{.';F.D advised that he resided
in ALFRED S.!~.IJ92.'921T's apar-twent at 65 Morton Street with one
WJKHELL FINTSTCI921'E on 5,:-atisi basis from approximately Uctober
19119 to January 1950. PICILLI-J! advised that during the Christmas
period of 19h9 FIHESTONE told him that he had received inf:rmation_
from the owners of the apartment at 65 Morton St. to the eilfect
't11'=:t this apartment would have to be vacated. PICK/.153 ..-advised
that FIWBSTOTJE moved his belongings from the Morten st. epnrtmcznt
in January 1950 and that FINESTONE and himself moved the remaining
furnislnings cf this .ap:~.rtmr-ant to the basement for temporary
92lstora;_.ge on or about January 29, 1959. PICIL'.hD advised that he
recalled that two individuals came to the Morton Street apart-
ment luring the course of the moving and inquired about FINESTONE.IICK.l';D stzztorl that he was in the process of packing his clothes /
and he believed that he instructed these two individuals to go -'
to the basement of the apartment building where they would find
FI*~ES'.'|ONE. P1'.CK1'.'?D wws shovm numerous ihotographs of various
inclividu-'_~ls and identified. pl-ntwgraphs of ILLI1:-M PT.-.11.. and . '
WELDON BRUCE D;1YTOIJ as being those two indivirlunls vho had
inquired about FI?!"FISTO~E at the apartment. PICKJTD stated that
he believed. FI'92"'-STONE introduced PETL anr! DAYTON to him -7:5
"Bill and Bruce" and that he recalled walking with DLYTON
r'<r:1-sn the steps and at this time he carried on c~_ contersrxtion
with DAYTON. '
On June 18, 1951, G.'.7TY PICIQ-- D discreetly observed T'.'ELDON
B. UCE DAYTON and p»;:rson:92.ll_v identified him as the individual
who accompanied 92 lLLL.M PFZLL to the Horton St. apartment on
or about January 29, 1950. '
Dr. TFELDON BRUCE D.1YTQJ tn-=sti.fied before the Federal Grand.
-.1211-3". S~uthern "- - 11.: .7I:.~ra:, eoeording tc information
furnished by Assistan 1. --attorney JOHN M. FOLEY, on J-pril 1?,
1951, and June .18 and I.9_; L951. D1-.Y'ION denied ever having visited
the ape rtment at 65' I=1e;rtr::. 53t.. , New York City, and denied any
connection with Soviet espiomgze activitie s. ~
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T-h, of known reliability, advised that he had met WELDON
BRUCE DAYTON at the recent meeting cf.tbe American Physical
Society which took place at Harvard College in the latter
part of January 1953. T-h stated that it was normal for
scientists to get together at one or two meetings a year
and he presues DAYTON's desire to appear at the American
Physical Society meetings were prompted both from a professional
standpoint and also for the purpose of obtaining employment,
T-h stated that it was his understanding that DAYTON's contract
with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology would terminate
in the Fall of 1953 and he was desirous of obtaining employment
with another University prior to his termination date. ,
T-h stehui that while attending the aforementioned scientific
meetings at Cambridge, Massachusetts, it was his understanding
that DAYTON was residing at the home of JUDITH BTEGMAN, a Staff
Member in the Chemistry Department of the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology; The telephone directory of the92Massachusetts- Institute of Technology indicates that a JUDTTH92QFEGMAN, believed
to be identical, is Research Associate in Chemistry at the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology and resides at 72 Francis Avenue,
Cambridge, Massachusetts, T-h stated that it was his understanding
that on one occasion during DAYTON'S recent visit to Bostqn
he spe t an evening at the hone of his immediate superiorHWMMNd}$£QDUE, wnqj, according to Massachusetts Institute of
Technology records resides at hi Jordan Avenue, Rhkefield,
Massachusetts.Ii
T-h stated he had learned that DAYTON had expressed a desire
to become reunited with his wife CAROL if such were possible
but had indicated that this did not appear to be likely, '
This Informant said that DAYTON had also indicated that he
intended to ="3l Li 92c+< Q? Tzheca, New York, and that he
-wesrconsqdering e dirertr from his wife CAROL DAYTON, Qiom
the°Informant understood had left him for the company of one
ALFRED SAWANTe '
T-U further advised that it was common knowledge to DAYTON's
colleagues at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology that
ho desired to place himself at another college or university
and it was also common-knowledge with these same people that
DAYTON could not be cleared for classified work, which theybelieved,would prohibit his use in private business. %-h said
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that in connection with this it had been ascertained that one
KURT SITTE, whenns attached to the University of Syracuse at
Rochester, New York, was contemplating taking a position else-
where, probably outside of the United States. It was Informant's
understanding from conversations which he had heard that SITTE
desired to take a leave of absence and to retain the scientific
group which he headed at Syracuse University intact duinr this
leave of absence. _He was therefore desirous of obtaining a person
whovas competent to head up this group and in this connection
the name of *ELDON BRUCE DLYTON had been suggested to GJWUYSITTE.
It was Informant's understanding that CURT SITTE had indicated
that he intended writing to DLYTON in connection with this potential
opcninc. T-h stated thdt he had not received any information
indicating that ?ITTE had actually contacted DAYTON with reference
to this matter. A 9292 ,,
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T-h also stated that inasmuch as QEHUTSITTE and WELDON BRUCE
DAYTON h'd be #1 engaged in the same scientific field, they
had occasion to meet when both of them were doing scientific
research at Echo Lake in Colorado. The Informant stated that
in'the Summer of 1952 omqrsrrrx-3 and "ELDON BRUCE marrow
were both residing at a "high class motel" at Echo Lake,
Colorado. Informant stated it was his understanding that the
DAYTON and SITTE families were occupying different quarters
in.this same motel. He said, however, that due to the fact that
both DAYTON and SITTE were in the same field of scientific re-
search, they had occasion to meet each other at this time.
Informant stated that according to information available to
him this association of SITTE and DAYTON was purely scientific.
T-S, of known reliability, advised that Subject attended the
American Physical Society meetings at Harvard at the express
request of his boss PETER T. DEMOS. According to this Informant
the purpose of $ubjects attendance at these meetings was to
hive a paper relating to his research work at Echo Lake. It
was Informant's understanding that BRUNO R0551; an outstanding ,
cosmic ray scientist who know of DAYTON s work at Echo Lake
had suggested this visit to DEMOS. ROSSI, according to T~S,
is a world authority on cosmic rays, and the work of the
Hich Altitude Laboratory at Echo Lake comes within the scope "
of his scientific research at 1MIT,
According to T-S DAYTON on arrival at Cambridge requested infor-
mation ns to whether or not his three year temporary appointment
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would terminate this September 1953, at which time he was
advised by Massachusetts Institute of Technology authorities
that it undoubtedly would. _ At that time DAYTON indicated
he was bhopping énoiuhdufor another position and that an opening
at the Tata Institute in Bombay, India, showed the best promise,
T-5 stated that during the period of time Subject was at Cambridge,
4 Massachusetts, he associated with all of the cosmic ray research
group at M.I.T,, along with other scientists in the same field who
were in at the American Physical Society meetings. T-'5
stated that DAYTGWB interest in these meetings appears to be
implementing his scientific lznowledge and at the same time DAYTON
indicated he was looking for another position. T-S stated that he
had no contact with the Subject during the evening hours and said
he had observed nothing unusual :Ln'the conduct of DAYTON during the
period of time he was in Cambridge, Mass,
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Informants
T-1 is the files of Security and Intelligence Office, Manhattan
Engineering District,-Berkeley, California, as set out in the
report of SA RICHARD G. FLETCHER dated B/9/50, at San Francisco,
California. b_7[!
T-2 is same report.
1 0 ~T-3 is F lzzeport of SA ROBERT 0. AULENBACHER dated - 1-.-1;: 5-1/8/52, at uffalo, New York.*-- __if-'-
T-h is % A
who furnished he in orma ion 0 Special Agen s ' HARD W. ;;w '
and memznzcx M. cormoas on 2/13/53.
T-5 is PETER DEMOS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who
furnished the information to SA FREDERICK M. CONNORS on 2/12/53.
Aeministrative Detail;
A copy of this report is being furnished to the New York Office
in view of its continued interest in various members of the
JULIUS ROSENBERG espionage group.
Leads
"rm: ALBANY OWICE ,» 4 _ I
-' ,,- I92 ..-'.,- ' I.A; At Syracuse,_New yer; _¢ ;;f, 7 ijf "
- ~ ' will attempt to ascertain 11* Dr. :~m=I=': t3I'ITE, Syracuse Uni-
versity, has entered into any negotiations with Subject to
have Subject replace him at Syracuse while he goes on leave
of absence. "
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