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but there are no files available the offp MGROBBINS could have
access even though he might know of the existenc c h work. _
On the evening of April 10, 1950 ROBBIN§ again left work shortly
after 5:00 p.m., proceeded to 159 East 86th Street, where he had a milk shake.
Thereafter he walked south on Lexington Avenue and entered 108 East 81st
Street, which is west of Lexington Avenue and east of Park Avenue. It is a
large apartment house and it is noted that several doctors and dentists have
office space therein. The possibility exists that ROBBINS has a regular
Monday evening appointment with a doctor since he is known to suffer from
a cardiac condition.
Again, on the evening of April 17, 1950, ROBBINS proceeded to
the address 108 East 81st Street._ Also, on the evening of April 24, 1950
he proceeded to 108 East 81st Street.
On the evening of April 1?, 1950 SA V. J. Cahill determined that
ROBBINS proceeded to the second floor of that address where there are five
doctors offices. Due to existing circumstances, it was impossible to
determine the doctor's office into which ROBBINS went. "The following doctors,
however, have office space in that building:
B. C. BRORER - Dentist
' A. R. WIDLITZ lat floor!
M. DUBAI
M. NAFTALIN
M. ULLMAN
L. LANDMEN
HENRY A. CROMWELL
On each of these occasions ROBBINS left work at 5:00 p.m. or
shortly thereafter. With the exception of the evening of March 27th, ROBBINB
made no contact with DREHER. After leaving this address, ROBBINS has-been
observed to proceed directly to his residence, 5501 14th Avenue, Brooklyn.
ROBERT HEINEMAN viewed ROBBINS on March 11, 1950 but failed to
effect an identification. HEINEMAN's comments were to the effect that ROBBINS
features are too coarse; that his head is too large; that he is about twenty
pounds heavier than the individual whom HEINEMAN recalls having seen in his
home in early 1945. _ -
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Company, New York City, reflects that
he worked ea. 51} day week in the weeks
ending August 19 and August as, 1944blthe week 1944.
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The 1943 and surveillance photographs
of ROBBINS were exhibited tu_§RIE[]B
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ROBBINS employment record shone that
he worked every day during the week
ending Saturday, October 14, 1944,
including Thursday, October 12th.
On that date he worked from 8:57 a.m-
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day in the week ending Saturday,
November 18, 1944, including November14, 1944, ,
A: Company reflects that he worked the
morning of Saturday December 23, 1944
until 12:03 p-m. Be woe off work on
the afternoon of Friday, December ,
1944. He was, of course, off on
Monday, December 25th, Christmas day
There wee, of oourle, sufficient time
from noon, December 231-d until the
evening of December 25th to have made
a trip to Boeton and return in an
effort to make the Christmas 1944
contact, Airline recorda are not
available for that period.
bl»FPOBBINBAM not known to have had any
connection with the Manhattan Engineer
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was in contact with anyone connectedwith MED or any Bureauieabjecta such
etc; aa1'm%¥nnms, JO IH,A check MED records, New York City,
contains no record of ROBBINS.
ROBBINS received a bachelor of civil O
engineering degree at City College _
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ROBBINS is not and never has
been a che ist, but has always worked
as a draftsman for various firms since
graduating from college. Assuming thatthe term "laboratory" was loosely used '
and that actually it may have had .
reference to a consulting engineer's _ _firm, aossms might be a possibity; »
hether ROBBINS ever contemplated
opening a firm of consulting engineers
is not known now, but can be determined
by contact with the Jacobson firm and
with persons closely associated wi
ROBBINS there and in other emplcyments
ROBBINS is not known to have wi-'itten J
any articles on the thermal diffusion
of gases; He did indicate in an
application fer employment to the
M. W. Kellogg Company, Jersey City,
New Jersey, in 1942, that he had
written for a technical magazine,
name and time not stated. It has
never been determined when and what
sort of work ROBBINS may have done
for this magazine. This possibility
is being explored.
A check of the records of the College
of the City of New York and New York
University, schools which ROBBINS has
on thermal diffusion by him. A bank
account for ROBBINS has not been located
yet but efforts are continuing to
locate one, It is noted that he pay!
his rent in cash and may not have a
bank account. '
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FUCHS states he had four meetings
in New York City with his American
contact during the period December
1943 and August 1944. He stated the
first meeting occurred in the lower
East Side of New York at the corner
of Henry and Market Streets, which
streets actually intersect. Another
meeting occurred between the Williams-
burg and Manhattan Bridges. Of the
remaining two New York meetings, one
occurred in the Bronx and the other
in Brooklyn-
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years was
gainfully employed. His employment
record at Hardesty k Hanover indicates
that in the Fall of 1949 he was work-
ing toward his Master's degree in
Civil Engineering at Brooklyn Poly-
technic Institute. There is, of
course, the possibility that ROBBINS
was doing graduate work in the years
1943 and 1944 and immediate contact
is contemplated with Brooklyn Poly-
technic Institute to determine whetherROBBINS was so on ed qFring th soyear o <nG§§,1"Ilii:§&i!
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FUCHS states that the contact arrived
and departed from the meetings onl
foot and during the meetings they '
walked through streets together and
he, FUCHS, turned documents oveltp
the contact in an envelope wrappéd*
in wrapping paper. z
FUCHS states that he had two meetings
with his American contact in Boston
which, according to leave records
maintained at Los Alamcs, would have
had to occur between-the dates fFebruary 13 and February 22, 194%,
between which dates FUCHS was in
Cambridge, Massachusetts. He stated
that two meetings occurred in Boston,
the first one on a busy street some-
what off the main center of town, and
the second one possibly a day later
at an un-recalled place. On both
occasions FUCHS delivered notes written
between meetings.
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five days in February 1945, namely,
February 1, 2 and 3 and 12 and 13, and
the remaining days of the month in»
oluding that period when FUCHS is
known to have been in Boston, ROBBINS
was absent from work due to illness.
This, of course is significant since
it would have been possible to have
made any number of trips to Boston in
an effort to contact FUCHS. A further
significant feature is the fact that
ROBBINS wife is known to have called
up on occasions when ROBBINS was off
work and, assuming for the moment that
he is identical with the unknown sub-
ject, his wife in New York could have
determined for him whether there was
any need for him at his place of em»
ploymsnt and could have notified him
at any city outside of New York where
ROBBINS might have been at the time.
Hotel records in Boston hev been
checked for ROBBINS under his tru name
and alias with negative results. Air-
line re¢.¢es are not available for
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FUCHS also stated that he met his
Amrican contact twice in Santa Fe,
New Mexico. FUCHS places the first
meeting as having occurred at the
end of June 1946, and arrives at that
determination from the fact that it
occurred prior to the explosion of the
test bomb on July 16, 1945. He stated
that he met his contact on a quiet
street along a river. Both meetings,
according to FUCHS, were arranged to
suit the convenience of this contact,
whom he believes arrived and departed
from Santa Fe by bus-
FUCHS futher states he had a second
meetingvth his contact in the fall
of 1945, again in Santa Fe, New Mexico-
At this meeting FUCHS picked up his
contact in his car on a street outside
of town, after which they drove to a
lonely road and talked.
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ROBBINS employment records at Jacobson
& Company show only one absence during
the month of June 1945, that being a
half day on June l9th. However, in
July 1945 ROBBINS had the first part
of his vacation which began with the
close of business, Friday, July 13th,
and ended with his retun to work on
the morning of Monday, July 23rd,
which, it can be seen, is a matter of
ten consecutive days vacation. It
would have been possible, of course,
for ROBBINS to have made the trip to
Santa Fe during that period for the
first contact.
ROBBINS employment record at Jacobson
& Compan shows that he had another
vacation in August 1945 which began
with the close of business, Friday,
August 24, 1945, and ended with his
return to work on the morning of
Tuesday, September 4, 1945- This, of
course, indicates that he again had
ten full consecutive days in which to
have made the second contact in Santa
Fe, New Mexico. It was at this tim
that ROBBINS applied for permission to
travel to Canada. However, there is
no verification for the fact that he
actually did travel to Canada. Assuming
he flew to New Mexico, it would have
been possible for ROBBINS to have seen,
FUCHS in Santa Fe during that period¢'_
However, airline records are not avail~
able for that period. The Albuquerque
Office has bhecked ' - .
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and Albquerque for the registration
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The records at Les Alamos indicate that
FUCHS intended to leave Los Alamos on
November 20, 1946 and return on Decem-
ber B, 1945, He f1.u'nished an itinerary
which was to take him to Montreal,
Canada on business and to Mexico on
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j-351:1-IO?-"5KRISTEL HEINEMAN is the sister of
FUCHS who resides in Cambridge,
Massachusetts. She has described in
some detail the visit to her home of
s. man, unknown to her, in February
1945. For all practical purposes, it
can be assumed that this man is iden-
tical w th the Unknown Subject, was
t t nd Fm$ American con ac , a ball fu e references h should beUnlcnown Subject,of ROBBINS under the name ROBBINS or
REGENSTREICH fronrlay 1, 1945 to
September l, 1946, with negative
results. -
Available employment records indicate
that ROBBINS worked every day of the
period between November 20 and Decem-
ber 8, 1945 with the exception of
Thanksgiving day, Thursday, November
22, 1945.
Available employment records show
numerous absences for ROBBINS in the
month of February 1945, noted above»
ROBBINS has lived and worked in New
York for his entire life and is not
known to have had any business or
Persenal connection with the city of
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hone at 144 Lakeview Avenue, Cambridge,
Massachusetts, and asked for FUCHS.
She gave him lunch which he had with
her and one or more of her children.
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Mrs KE1 ext saw the Unknown Available employment records show6§¥ubject, m the late a.£'ter- numerous absences for ROBBINS in the
re!noon oi February 14 or 15, 1945- She month of February 1945, noted above.
recalls it was the late afternoon since
the children were home from sOn the occasion of this visitpresented Mrs. HIEINEMAN with ook 3 e _
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Mrs. IEIEMAN states she next sew 92 E meks or a month 1ater,b
p aoing the date around April 19450
Again he asked for FUCHS who was not
there end he asked when FIBHS would
be expected, which information Mrs.
HEINHLAN did not then have. He again
stayed for lunch with the children and
promised to buy her boy a. chemistry
set. She thought that he mentioned
that he had two children, smaller than
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ROBBINS had no absences during the
months of Ha:-oh and April 1945 with
the exception of March 1, 1945.
ROBBINS is married and has no children.
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of course, fits perfectly with the
information furnished by HEINEMAN,
or the first 10 days of March 1945. furnished by T-2. ROBBINSMes the ssxsmur home which heplaces n the last pert of February h the second code name, L
He was introduced to es mp oymen record shows numerous ab-friend of FUCHS', a. memist who worked senses in February 1945 as noted above.
with FUCHS. He states that he recalls
that for lack of conversst he dis-" cussed the weather with enég !!hatHmde reference to he known connection with the city___o"£exceed ng y ea. snow fell in Buffalo, Philadelphia,-'T?""'; ,1'__"-==-,_.. I.",.;{
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of March and April 1945 with the ex-
ception of March 1, 1945. He has no
pression thetghad arrived 1:65 t is to be noted that Mrs. HEINHKMI
train in Boston from some point out as viewed photographs of ROBBINS with-
side of the city and from his re-
collection of the conversation con-
cerning the snow in Buffalo, that histrain had passed through that city. and has not effected an identification. ;§"%~out effecting an identification.
ROBERT HEINEMMI has viewed photos of
ROBBINS and has seen him personally
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he cannot recall any one else present IL!
other than Mrs. HEINEMAN and the three
HEINEMAN children. HEINEMAN insists
that he would know this individual
again if he saw him and believes that
he could likely, but not ositiveidentify a photograph o
e - . HEINEMAN also believed thecféjneme ow begins with the
letters B or a transposition
thereof. He also has located a
letter from FUCHS to Mrs. HEINFMAN in
which FUCHS made reference to a"JOSEPH"
whom he could not identify as his or IMrs. HElNEtUaN's friends, b 51"
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Age 2
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About 40 1945
About 5'10
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Round
No recollection
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contact wore glasses,
although he has selected Speech:
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graph of ROBBINS which
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180 lbs.
Stocky
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apparently had no experience
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since he constantly checked
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Ancestry: Possibly first generation
American
whereabouts: Met with FUCHS four
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Ages
March 1944 and August 1944
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Build:
Hair:
ruary 22, 1945 on_the streets
of Boston; FUCHS denies
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American contact in the
HEINEMAN home.
Possibly in Boston around
Christmas, 1944, since a
meeting had been set for
that time with FUCBB but
FUCHS could notmake itc
Santa Fe, New Mexico end of
June 1945 and fall of 1945-
Occupation: FUCHS describes him as
being perhaps an engineer or cheni-
cal engineer. Had no detailed
knowledge of nuclear physics or of
the sort of mathematics with which
FUCHS was competent to dB8l0 He was,
however, rather more capable of under-
standing the information which was
given to him by FUCHS than had been
the case with FUCHS' contact in
Great Britain-Complexion:
Speech:
Dress:
Eyes:
Face:
Marital
Status:
Occupation:
Residence:Be inl wi or trans-5
position of those letters:
In 30's, possibly late 30'!
in 1945
About 5'8"
170-175 lbs-
Stocky but not appearing fat
Dark, thin with receding
hair line; gave impression
at times of baldness
Dark
In no way unusual
Conservative an good,
probably wearing blue or
gray worsted material with
dull pattern. P
Color_not remembered but
wore glasses of which the
type is not remembered.
Full but features were fine
Married, two childen in
1945, ages about 1 and 3;
living with wire.
Chemist
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Physical Description of JOSEPH ROBBINS obtained from employment records and '
from observationl
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Height:
Weight:
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Hair:
Complexion:
Speech:
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Face:
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Marital Statues
Occupation:
Residence:
Education:, was Joseph Regenstreioh 5/ s 1. N Y 1-: - as 1 34 born 2/ l Broo 1 ew or n
February 1945!. Noted that §OBBINS appears3 ts 5 years older than he actually is.
5'9
Appears to be 180 to 190 pounds
Stocky - broad, large frame. Weight appears
normal for build and height.
Dark brown, combed straight back; full head of
hair; high forehead with receding hair line but
not as pronounced as appears in 1943 photograph
Dark with heavy beard
Has typical New York accent
Pale blue, large with large pupils, and with
drooping eyelids. He has not been seen with-
out glasses although it is not known whether
he wore glasses in 1944 or 1945.
Full, round, with large rather coarse features;
aquiline nose.
Walks with head cocked slightly forward; gives
impression of being slightly stoop shouldered;
has large head and short neck; hat appears too
small on top of his head; has a dull, unsmiling
expression on face.
Dull, stained, one tooth in front appears to
protrude slightly beneath those on either side.
Does not fraternise with other tenants in his
apartment house. Seldom goes any place
socially; spends his weekends making cabinets;
does not own an automobile.
Married and no children
Graduate civil engineer; has been employed as
draftsman for various architectural and cone
sulting engineer firms.
5501 14th Avenue, Brooklyn, New York
College of the City of New York, graduate Bh
1941. Attended New York University, 1942,graduate work. '
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Relatives: Wife: ass-ra1cs*zTa?¬g;ams
Father: LOU1§ REGEESIBEICE, born Rumania
Mother: OLARA'WAGNER REG , born Austria snsmmcn
Brother: B'oRT9"R'o"1as1N§," formerly Regenstreich,
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Sister: THA BECKER now Mrs. CHARLES LIPSTEIN,
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Surveillance pictures of ROBBINS were obtained showing him in
two poses as he walked along a New York street. These Photographs were
viewed by FUCHS and he rejected that picture which shows ROBBINS in a pose
not facing the camera, but commented that the photo with ROBBINS facing the
camera "might be the man". Moving pictures of ROBBINS were also obtained
and have been forwarded to the Bureau for exhibition to FUOHs As of April
24, 1950 FUCHS had not viewed these moving pictures of ROBBINS.
Confidential lnfcrmant T-54 known reliability, has advised
that ROBBINS was contacted by one MORR KELVIN, 766 East 2nd Street, Brooklyn.
that Mrs. MORE VIN, residing at the above address, is known to have
conferred with official of the Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Comittee on
June 18, 1948 and discussed the receipt of a letter concerning a clothing
donation pick-upo Mrs. KELVIN indicated to the informant that her husband
was president of the Jewish Peoples Fraternal Orders' c ne1n Informant r-ss, of known reliability, has advised
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Confidential Informant T-44, of known reliability, indicated onJuly 8, 1949 that MORRIS KELVIN had recruited a member for the IWO Lodge #568, Issncgsi xwxaqanoswxg ' * - '
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The records of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, New
York City, reflected that STEVENS departed from the United States with his
wife NINA on June 22, 1946 on the SS RUSSIA.
By teletype of'Apri1 25, 1950, the Washington Field Office advised
that the passport photograph of STEVENS" had been obtained from the State Depart
ment and was being forwarded to the Bureau and Boston. STEVENS was described
in those records as having been born July 22, 1910 at Denver, Colorado, 6'
tell, blonde hair, and blue eyes. -
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On Bureau authority, ARTHUR PHINEAS WEBER, a former business
associate of ABRAHAM BROTHMAN, was interviewed in the New York Office on
February 27, I95UT"WEFER§1ated that he first became acquainted with BROTHMAH
when he entered into employment with the Hendrick Manufacturing Company, New
York City, about February 1941. MBER stated he had obtained this employment
through the placement division of City College of New York, from which college
he had just graduated.
WEBER gave considerable thought to the identities of associates
of BROTHMAN outside of the office and was able to name two, The first is
PERCY NAB whose address he believed was 105 Lexington Avenue, New York
1 y, and whose occupation at the time was a chemical brokerage firm operator,
WEBER described NADEL as being 40 to 45 years of age in 1943, about 5'10" tall,
about 175 pounds, wearing glasses, married, no children, bad teeth, black hair,
balding, He stated NADEL frequently visited BROTHMAN at the offices of the
Chemurgy Design Company.
The only other acquaintance that WEBER could remember at the time
was one BERNARD KOOPMAN, a mathematician at Columbia University, whom he des-
cribed a a old in l943,5'9.", 160 pounds, slender build, black hair
wearing glasses, married, residence-Chappequa, New York. WEBER believed
BROTHMAN's association with KOOPMAN was clue to the fact that KOOPMAN was
assisting BROTHMAN on a mathematical formula. KOOPMAN's association with
BROTHMAN was confirmed by Confidential Informant T-26, of known reliabilityo
Later, on March 3, 1950, WEBER furnished to the Cincinnati Office
the identities of other associates of Bnomim. who are presently being
identified by the New York Office. -
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had met BR we and possibly his father and some other relative. Hestated he had met WISH in B iTH'M.AN's apartment. He stated further heknew BARISH, OSCAJ§-AG , and JULE%ORCH.EIN and considered each of them, like
BROTHMAN, as being "left of center"' politically. He indicated on the occasion
of any visit to BROTHMANH apartment, the subject normally would turn to
politics. '§ '
WEBER stated that BRCTEMAN obtained a contract to construct the
aerosol bombs in about August 1943 and that the Bridgeport Brass Company was
the prime contractor and the Regal; Chemical Company a sub-contractor, WEBER
believed this contract was completed in the late summer or early fall of 1944.
WEBER discontinued his association with BROTBMAH on June 29, 1944, However,
he stated that due to business arrangements ahd the fact that he, WEBER, was
performing some work at the Regal Chemical Company, he did see BROTHMAN sub-
sequent to June 29, 1944 on business matters. However, he stated that his
relations with BROTHMAH ceased to be amicable prior to the time he, E532,
had left the Chemurgy Design Corporation. '
WEBER stated he had made several business trips with BROTHMAH
to Chicago, Wilmington, Delaware, and Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and could
recall that BROTHMAN made numerous business contacts but could not identify
any of them at this time-
WEBER described BROTHMAN as being an egotist and prone to indulging
in complimentary remarks regarding his own ability. He said BROTEIAN, while a
good chemical engineer, had certain definite ideas regarding the way things
should be done which often conflicted with his, WEBER's. As a result, peronal
difficulties arose and WEBER saw fit to discontinue his association with him»
British Diffus ion iiission
Confidential Informant T--57, of known reliability, advised thatGERTRUD%OSBY, when employed by the British Diffusion Mission, roai-mull at
1347 Morris Avenue, Bronx, New Yorke
ThIO11gl92 suitable pretext telephone call to Mrs. LES BY,
it was learned that her daughter GEITRUDE is now married to PHILIP S. ROWEN,
446 East 20th Street, New York Cityr .
Mr. and Mrs, PHILIP occupy Apartment 9-B at 445 East 20th Street. They cem1s@ omnt "r-ea, of unknown reliability, advised em
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were married April 20, 1947 and have resided here since Noveber I5, 1948.
Mrs. BOWEN is listed as being employed as a statistician for ALEXANDER SACHS, ._
72 Wall Street, New York City. Herfhusband, EQIEIP BQHEE~_true name ROSEHHEHG,
is employed as office manager at Neil Brothers, 31 East 32nd Street, New York.On April s, 1950 hIrs.- cmTm%c , 446 East 20th Street,
was interviewed at her home by SA Stephen . McGa and the writer. She
acknowledged that she was a former employee of the British Diffusion Mission
at 43 Exchange Place, New York City duing the time that FUCHS was affiliated
with that Mission. She stated she was hired in about February 1944 through
the placement bureau at Hunter College, from which school she had just
graduated. She stated she worked as a mathematics computer from February to
about August 1944 under FUCHS and PEIERLS. She indicated she had some idea
of the nature of the work going onféince she "knew the effects of uranium"
and that the separation of isotopes was being done.
She described FUCHS as being shy and uncomunicative and business-
like. She knew of none of his contacts outside the office, nor did she know
of the location of his residence in New York. She stated that after leaving
the British Diffusion Mission she did apply for a job with Kellex in 1944 but
was never accepted. Later, however, she worked for the Norden Laboratories
in New York. e92
Mrs. RCWEN identified RUTH GORDON, another employee of the Mission,
as Mrs. RUTH cosnos GRONER not caovsa!, ses Locust Street, Fleetaood, New York.
Mrs. nmnwm was also interviewed on April 5, 1950.She stated she was h d by ' e British Diffusion Mission at Washington, D.C.
in 1942 while she, a Canadian citizen, was living in Montreal. She worked
for the British Mission in Washington until about September 1943. Then she
came to New York and worked for the Censorship Division of the British Mission.
Thereafter she came to the Scientific Mission where she typed scientific
reports for FUCHS and PEIERLS. .
_ She also described FUCHS as being quiet, shy and uncommunioative.
She knew of no social contacts of FUCHS nor his New York City address. She
could not recall that he ever had any official visitors, knows of no trips
he made, but did recall that PEIERLS made one trip to New Mexico and return.
She also learned later that FUCHS and PEIERL8 were going to Los Alanna in
about August 1944.1
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to be shipped to England. Then she continued her work with the British
Mission in New York after the Scientific Mission was completed here. She
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Mrs. GRONER édentified the third female employee of the British
Mission as JOAN SHOOBER DFREY, a British c tizen who came to the UnitedStates in about 1959 and married a. Rl0 mH, a member of the United
States armed forces, in 1944. She stated hat Mrs. GODFREY lived inMessapequa, Long Island with a relative during the time she worked with the
Mission, and she believes that GODRREY may still live there.Mrs./?9NER an-.0 stated that mm1cg92 !w1 mzsézs c. F.,;駧lRTON, and a Mr PIKANANCE, a British citizen, worked in t e ofiice ?cr
3HSPt §¬riods of time while she was still there.
Efforts to Locate the Author of a Thesis on Thrmal Diffusion
was some indi- . According to -2 there
cation that the Unknown Sub
By letter of March 27, 1950 the Bureau advised that the Atomic
Energy Commission had conducted an examination of available files in
Washington, D. 0., including all technical documents and studies, withoutlocating any such document. The Bureau also advised that a complete check
had been made of all documents at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, to which place
thermal diffusion documents had been retired. This check involved the
review of between 20,000 and 30,000 documents at Oak Ridge, the card file,
and other miscellaneous feasible sources. Nb such document as entitled
above was located.
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Will review available records on RUBBEY SHERR to determine when
he was stationed there and to obtain a description and photograph of him.
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BALTIMORE Y
At iberdeen, Maryland,
Will attempt to obtain a photograph of cmnaarr sxmcsorr, who was
employed at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds in 1942-1943. ,
BOSTON
§t_Boston,lEassachnsetts
Will review the Selective Service records on DAVID WOLF BILLER
and obtain a physical description of him. Will also ascertain his last known
address and, if his physical description tallies with available descriptions
of the Unknown Subject, will request the appropriate office to obtain a
current surveillance photograph. -
Will review Immigration and Naturalization Service records on
ISRAEL BLOCK, who was admitted to citizenship in 1944. '
. Will recontact Confidential Informant T-6 and/or the Poloroid
Corporation, Holtzer Cabot Electrical Company, Bethlehem Steel uincy,
General Electric Lynn!, to obtain a description and photograph of ABRAHAM
JOSEPH BREGMAN. '
Will review indices for further identifying background on
GUNDHEILER ph! and Dr. LEO SZILARD.
- ~ At Cambridég, Massachusetts
' Will review the records of Harvard University on JACOB BERNARD
AGUSHEWITZ, we page 23!, who attended Harvard from 1936 to 1939, in an effort
to obtain a complete physical description and/or a phiograph of him to be
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address in Chicago, Illinois, was alohemistry student at Columbia University
as 943 and th t s surname, AGUSHEWITZ,hire? bu it
At Medfoiil Liassachuseg
,hWill endeavor to obtaiigi a complete physical description and/or
photograph of JOHN LANDE3 BARNES through contact with establihed and reliable
contacts at Tufts College.
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- Will review Selective Service records and will contact Confidential
In.£ormant T-3 for a physical description and/or photograph of GARRETT BIRKHOFF-
Will review the record of Harvard. University to obtain a photo-
graph and/or physical description of ALBERT HADLEY cmmam...
Will review the records of Harvard University for a physical
description and/or photograph of I. BERNARD COHEN, employed as Physics
instructor there in 19470 R
Will contact MIT to obtain a physical description and photograph
of CLIFFORD HUGH DOWKHI, who was at the MIT Radiation Laboratory from September
1943 to February 1946. p ' - - .
Will consult the records of Harvard University for a physical
description and/or photograph of MARCEL AUGUSTE FRANCON, who, it is noted, is
a registrant of Local Board 26, Boston.
Will consult reliable sources at MIT re ardingiNORllAN LEVINSONin an attempt to obtain descriptive information and/Er photograph of him.
' dill conduct similar investigation regarding WILLIAM TED EARTIH
at M11 from 1936 to June 1943 and from September 1946-L
' Will contact MIT Radiation Laboratory regarding Dr. ELIOT FUR}-TESS
PORTE, who was employed there from 1941-1944. -
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. Will contact Informan-t_ T-3 and Arthur D. Little, Inc. for a
physical description and/or photo pf mum seamen mssmsmr.
Will contact Harvard University for a
graph of HASSLER ELIZABETH WHTNEY.description and/or photo-
CHARLOTTE
At Chapel Hill,;§. C.
Will contact reliable sources at the University of North Carolina
for a description and photograph of BSATHAII ROSEN, Professor of Physics.
CHICAGO
At Chicago, Illinois
Will cnntact established and reliable source at the University
oi Chicago for a description and/or photograph of DANIEL JOSEPH BOORSTIN who
was teaching there in 1947.
CLEVELAND -
At Cleveland! Ohio
In the event no photographs or complete physical description can
be obtained of JACOB AGUSHEWITZ, will ascertain his present whereabouts and
obtain a surveillance photograph of him, it being noted he was said to be e.
Chief Rabbi in Cleveland in 1947.
L08 ANGELES
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' Will determine whether JMEES WILBUR DILLEY still resides at 201
W. Daran Street and if so, will obtain a phyical description and/or sur-
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"Will contact reliable sources at Princeton University to obtain
a photograph of HOWARD PERCY ROBERTSON, it being noted his physical decrip-
tion compares favorably with that furnished by FUCHS.»
Will, if possible and deemed advisable, contact a thoroughly
reliable ource at Prinoeton.Univereity for a photograph of AIBERT WILLIAM
TUCKER.
At Trenton, New Jerggx
Will recontaot T-16 for descriptive data regarding HY@ AARON
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Will endeavor to obtain photographs of IRVIN MORRIS KORR at
the General Development Laboratory, Fort Monmouth: Ordnance Department,
Princeton, or at the Squibb Institute for Medical Research, New Brunswick.
At EaB_t__Ne§v§z'_iI:, Raw dex-psi!
Will contact the Federal Telephone and Radio Corporation and
obtain a photograph of ALEIA.NDEIR'El-AN, was-
NEW HAVEN
At Greenwich, Connecticut
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information on RUBIN DREHER, known contact of JOSEPH ARNOLD ROBBINS.
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PHILADELPHIA 5. £7-.1
At _Media, __Pennsylvan1a
Will review the records of Local Board 7 for a physical descrip-
tion of ELGENE ARTHUR SMITH, we.
At Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania
Will contact reliable sources at the Houdry Process Corporation
for a physical description and/or photograph or amass ARTHUR SMITH.
WESHINGTON FIELD
At Washington, C.
Will obtain a physical description and/or photograph of HAROLD
EDGAR GLEARMAN, from the Naval Ordnance Laboratory where CLEARMAN began his
employment in March 1942. '
Will determine the location of the Naval Office of Scientiio
Research and Invention and consult its records for descriptive data and
photograph of one GUNDHEILER ph!, a mutual acquaintance of FURRY and HENRY
WALLMAN- .
W111 check indioes on the name GUNDHEILER ph!, and reportpertinent information. '
- Will review the SGPG file to ascertain the identities of male
United States citizens employed there between 1944-1946 who should be con-
sidered as suspects.
Will endeavor to locate descriptions and photos of each.
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At New York,iNew Yorh
Will review the records of Columbia University on JACOB AGUSHEWITZ
in an effort to obtain a description and/or photograph. Will set out the dates
of his attendance, courses taken, and other relative data.
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furnished a Brooklyn home address at the time he obtained citizenship-
Will contact the Bell Telephone Laboratories in an effort to
obtain a physical description and/or photograph of JOHN LANDES BARNES, who
worked there in 1942-1943,
' Will contact Columbia University to obtain a description and/or
photograph of GARRETT BIRKHOFF, who was employed there in February 1944-
. Will review indices on GUHDHEILER ph! and Dr, LEO SZILARD and
report additional identifying data»
Will consult the records of the Shell Oil Company, 50 West 50th
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Will contact established and reliable sources at Queens College
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Will contact reliable sources at Columbia University to obtain
descriptive data and photograph of ERNEST JOSEPH SIMMDNS.
Will obtain surveillance photographs of MAX GOLDFRANK, 145 East
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Broad Street, for a description and photograph of BANESH HOFFMAN»
Will contact the Division of War Research, Columbia University,
for additional background and physical description and photo of HASSLER
ELIZABETH WHITNEY;
Will review available sass files in the New York Office on the
United States citizens, employed by Amtorg, New York City, to obtain descriptive
data and photographs of each, Will also consult INS records, New York City,
for the same purpose, See pages 40-47!
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Thomas Swan, in order that a complete physical. description and surveillance
photograph can be obtained.
Hill continue surveillance of JOSEPH ARNOLD ROBBINS, ma, and
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W111 continue efforts to identify or eliminate ROBBINS as a
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W111 contact the Becur ity Officer, Brockhaven National Laboratory,
for a photograph of PETER PRENTKY, employed as Laboratory Engineer, Physics
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