Harry Gold Part 24

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HEREIN IS UNCLASSWEDhe  BATE_I|:tI$_-ll  £2. _. ..  " &#39;d.ste&#39;d June 2, eived :1-he the hushu onrricewhich advised that cne James Charl has, a civilian mployee ct the  3-r____, s in! ti to the A """-Air Force at Robins Field, Georgie d area onOffice and had been as-dered by a _Isjor , Intelligence Officer,ll Air Lhteriel Area, Robins Field, to withh d any mrther infomatim ifrmBureau inasmuch as civilian eaployeee or the Air921"orce were involved. -
to P-Q 1-  The Director noted an referenced teletype: I an getting s ck & tired -of such treatment by the Armed Services." Is there aw way to put e ,- . &#39; 1&#39; T This matter was discussed with Lieutenant Colonel I111 er, Q?-_I_, _. _in the absence of General Carroll and Colonel ,Carpe:nterat which tim Colonel Turner &#39;was briefedae to the actions of llajor Kuhala. Colonel Tamer use advised that ellsjor Kuhala was strictly out of line in his actions and that hisactions constituteda violation oi the Delimitation: Agreement-.1  _ W: e  - _> -;. ,
1 C &#39; . &#39; Co1onel&#39;1urner agreed with the Bureau&#39;s views has advised that he wi1&#39;.L_&#39;call this matter imediately to the attention of Major Kuhale&#39;s superiors in theAir Force and will insist that further instructions be issued to Air Intelligence _Officers ccnnected with the Air Materiel Section of the Air Force. _ __
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local level. He expressed his appreciation for the close cooperation which has been
&#39; &#39;  &#39; - ~ 1 _ &#39; -Captain Walsh of OBI failed to immediately take this matter up with the Bureau cn a
extended by the Bureau and advised that it is the OSI policy to constantly educatethe various sections of the Air Force in ccnnecticn with the Delimitations Agreement.
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7&#39;" 8UlI3¢&#39;l&#39;§_____HARR!"GOLl7;_&#39; was_.,&#39;_.i.t -41 HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED &#39;1.-__¥f.?i?fff¬."3Il&#39;,".I.&#39;.§ A9815 W181 C BE>&#39;é>T"~l5+/&#39;Ir?~
that Colonel_7illiam raer, 08I.Headquarters, had been "
. contacted in connectio udth the actions of one Major Khbald. .1 --¢-,¢. - at_3obins Field, Georgia. You will recall that Ha&#39;or al
concerning the Harry Gold Case._ Captain William J alsh,
_. 0SI.Agent, Robino.Field, was aware qf-the instruct ons given-
by Khbala%_j~ l»,-.r.~--_a .1»<=re~- ~~-=~---"*=" " -
-.__ &#39; :. .. .. _. -------&#39; -, -"&#39;-1" "&#39; "   " &#39; &#39; &#39;   &#39; &#39;7V a- Air Intelligence; had instructed one James Charleidiggo -{not to report information to the Buread*whtt"he égggbtdined &#39; _1950.,
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" This matter was discussed with Colonel Turner on June
12, 1950, at which time he advised he would determine why
Captain_Falsh had not_repqrted this matter to OSI Headquarters
and that he would determine what action was taken at Robins
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- , On July 7, 1950, Colonel Turner advised that he had_ spoken to the OSI District Commander covering Robins Field, and
that the District Commander stated this matter had been called
to his attention by the Commanding General qf Robins Air ForceBase. Colonel Turner stated that Captain Falsh has been seve
criticized for not having immediately reported this matter toOSI Headquarters and that ajor Ehbala has been advised conce
the provisions qf the Delimitations Agreement and instructedto abide thereby in the jMtureev__ , . _r : . _,, -rely
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Colonel Turner stated that he feels that there will
no reoccurrence of such an incident at Robins Air Force Ease.
He pointed out that OSI istaking every ste ossibl t be
p p e o eoucateOSI Agents particularly, and all Air Force personnel generally,
ton he provisions&#39;af the Delimitations Agreement, and that OSI
Headquarters appreciates the Bureau calling these matters to theattention Qf OSI in order that the appropriate actiongzndgo-taken.
._,_ r-~-  &#39;Attached hereto is 11 1e¢ee+ &#39;¢o"¢né sec in 4 antanmadvising qf the]foregoing information._ -a
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4:45 Pl on June 2, , SAC Hillel ca"Ile?I"froa _@_;_1_ -i
Atlanta to advise tint one Jo hirbal, a civilian enplcyee at   _
Ierner Robbins Field, Headquarters of the 12th Air Force, had   - __
reported to a resident agent that Harry Oleroy, another civilian -
cnployee of Ierner Robbins Air Base, reportedly had been an associate _  __ 
of Harry Gold in New fork ani had made the remark that he knew other -- .~.~_-.,.l_~-.-.-. v.
associates of Gold in Hes Iork who might be involved in espionage. 4.activities with Gold. Chirbas had also reported this to I
, has Intelligence Officer at Werner Bobbins Air Base. ccording
to Chirbas, Iajor Inhale. told him that as Oleroy was an employee of
Ierner Robbins Air Ese, it, would not be necessary for Ohirbas to inform
the FBI or anyone else concerning this matter.  iu an-. Bills advised that Chirbas was r§§,1=uo=-ougniy interviewed
and attempts would be made to interview Har leroy tonight for such
informtion as he might possess. Ir. Bills rther stated that he was _
going to get to the bottom of the alleged statement by llajor Kubala
that Clrirbes should not &#39;report this to the FBI._ I advised llr. Bill!
that he should ascertain whether llajor Kubala actually made this
statement and if he did, should make an immedi ts protest. Ir. Billsadvised that he would cell General R. V. Ignacix, who-was in charge
of Werner Robbins Field, with whom he enjoyed excellent relations,
and would make an official protest if llajor Kubala had attempted to
keep this away from the FBI. Ir. Bills was instructed to advise us
by teletype of the results of his inquiry.
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It does not go into the» investigation to be conducted or the
identification of the remaining subjects.
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bac.k&#39;ground and activities oi Harry Gold Ihn has been identified as the
individual. Iho received atmnic intonation from Dr. Fuchs in the United
States tor transmittal to the Soviet Union.
_ Harry Gold nae bom December l2, 1910, in Switzerland. In 1914
he cam to the United States with his parents, Sam and Celia Golodnitslqy,
both of shun were born in Russia. Lt the time of their nattmalisation
as United States citizens their nam was changed to Gold. Harry Gold
_ claims citizenship by derivation through hie parents. His mother is
deceased. Harry Gold resides with his tather and his brother, Joseph Gold,
at 6823 Kindred Street, Fhiladelphia, Pennsylvania.
Shortly after ar:|:&#39;iv&#39;.Lng in the United States the Gold. $811111!
moved to Philadelphia, ixere, in 1929, Harry Gold became employed by the-
Pen.neyive.1ILa Sugar Company in their laboratories. st continued his
enployment with this company 92mt:L1. about February 191.6, at dzich time he
became employed with L. Brcrthnan leeociatee, Consulting Engineers, BI
York City. He left this rm in Jtme, 191.8. at presently is employed _
. at the Ph.|J.adelph.ia General Hospital and is s Civil Service employee d
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. At the hospital. he is engaged in the laboratory
doing research in connection Iith serious cardiac cases. &#39; " .
Gold received his education attending nigzt school at the Drezel
Institute , the University of Pennsylvania, am! Columbia University. In
1938 he obtained leave oi absence from the Pennsylvania Sugar Conpazw to
attend Xavier University, Cincinnati, Gain, where he received a Bachelor
of Science Degree sums cum lande in 1940. _
"Gold fir  to our attention in -~= on with the activities
of Abraham R-othnen, c cerning mom Elisabeth T =-=-- y furnished infor-
mation. In a signed stanent dated Nevembe , 1945, Bentley advised
that in about Hy, 1940,  was introdu - to B1-othman, Ihoee photogrqh
she icbntified, by Jacob r- - her  espionage superior. Sic stated_
that Golos told her that =~ -  cold furnish her with certain blmprlnte.
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lsnresultot onaniI:Westigation0fBrotl:mmI8-s
condmtad, tich resulted rvies of B:-othmn on lb! 29, 191.7.
ltfirstmpthmndeniedre aingthenamorphotogragiaofolos.
Upon being shown a phot of Bentley, which he identified as a person
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graph of Goloe. . - . .
IBrothnnnr92e1atedth§t e tim in 1938 01-1939 Golos  cone
to his office at lll._Eaet 321:1 Street, New Iork City, and =~= Brethren
that he had contacts Iith the Russian Government, by reason -- uhich he
no in a. position to obtain  racts from that gcrvernmn our Brothmn
if Rrothnanvonldturn overtoh blueprints of cert - products cniaich
Brothmn was working at th_e tine. =- thman advise -*- t the blueprints
in question were his om property. He aid Go -- visited his office cm
several occaeiuns thereafter until Golos Q uced himto IHe1en.l Golos
advieed that "Helen" would thereafter o -8- the blueprizts. "Helen"
visited Brothmnle office over a doze imes - -- -1 1938, 1939, and 191:0-
Som tim in 1940 die stopped  -; and another .- vidual named Harry
Gold appeared at B:-othnenis of  and said that h represented Goloe.
Thereafter Gold visited Bro -  &#39;5 office on a numbe -= occasions during
l9l.0anil9ll.,ando  ueprintefromlkothmn. saidthell-st -
time Gold piclned up the -Iueprinte, according to the beet -- his recollection,
Ian late in 191.1 o  lyl942. Here-eemphatic inetating toldeas
the last in -- - -Fi to pick up aw blueprints or material -~ Goloe. He
stated that Ha:-ryold ms, at the tim of t-hi interview,  92- B7 29,
1947, employed by him as a chemist in hie laboratory at E].n.&#39;h92n&#39;at,Ion.g
Island. L signed statement to this effect was obtained from Brothmn.
. Upon receiving the infornnti  =- from H.O|ihJ!lB11GO1@
was interviewed the eane day at 1.. Br - --= - eociates Laboratory, 8503&#39;-
57th Avenue, Eluhuret, Long Island. Go -92 la-ted in substance that he
had met Jacob Golos in October, 191,0, 1 a meeting of the American Claemical.
Society at the Franklin Institute, ---n=-= _~ . it this tine Gcloe &#39;
propoeitioned Gold, saying that he   .= tione with individuals in n
foreiga country, not naming the --- ry,and o had&#39;connections Iith
ibrahan_Br~o1&#39;h.mnin&I!ork oveaturning  certain blueprints. --
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Iork , obtain the blueprints tron Brothmn, and  evaluate than
one  = haaie. Gold stated that about two  after this, in
November, ~~ he contacted Brothmn in lien -» - ty and introduced
himselfas a =.. eentative at Golan. For  -=a air mmthshe mde
vieite to,lHI1&#39;  tyonthn average or ; rythree reeks to obtain
blueprints from kc  He said that - -; this period he recdeved
tour or five telephone - -from =- &#39;- to alnye stated tint they
Ionldhava to get together - but that actually this never
happened. He said t-In last te  call from Goloe was in lhy, 1941,
afterizichtimhehadno F-= ord £1-omolos. Be deniedthatho
ever had seen Goloe ancept -- the -»- onlhanhe mt him in October,
1940. Gold claimed tha after his  r third trip to New York City
Brothmn becam .-. - and ezhibitedan  at in Gold&#39;s career as a
chemist. H e said *-- ever since that tim  had been interested
inhaving Gold - -Brol-.hm.n&#39;s organizations, but Pk itiae not until
February, 19 - thathe co_uld eaehisilaycleartoa  uch employmnt,
which he di at that tins. Gold denied any Iinancial ag-eea-IBQ with .
Golos, = -- claimed he never received a cent from Goloe. Ho insisted that
he  the expenses for the trips to New York Gity on the first two
ooca one, art-er Ihich Bro-thmn became friendly and furnished bin a five-
do : bill to cover expenses. L signed etatemnt to this effect Ian
obtaimd£romGold. -
" CbJuly22and 1947, B1-othm-naudarryold,
respectively, were called bef ederal Grand Jury, Southern Dietrich
oi New Iork. Both testified in stance before this Grand Jury to that
which they had furnished on in &#39;1he investigation of the Grand-
Jury ccnoerningthednangee zahe . Bentley culnlm-tedinthe_.
finding of a "no bill.
- After extensive and intensive investigation which dsnloped in-
tonation indicating that Harry Gold was very probably the United Staten
contact of Hui]. Julius Klaus Fuchs, he was interviewed at Phadelphia,
Pennsyltanda, and cu Ihy 22, 1950, he furnished a signed etatemnt admitting
espionage activity. He admitted that he began the procurement or industrial
information for the Soviet Union in the Fall oi 1936, and continued this
activity until 1943, except for the period from 1938 to 191,0 iaile he
attended Xavier University in Cincinnati,  hie.
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name "Raymond" hecanse he inn it was tiotitione.
it this ti: Iritten intonation oas passed, but Imohs
revealed that he Ins Ii ish Iission to:-king Iiththe Iughattan
laziness Project. He told Int the British lission was sou-hm on
the separation at isotopes, and Gold believes there as at least implied
the eventual stiaatien at the energy 1:-odnoed by nuclear fission in tb
tornofanapoa. Follosing this, Goldlldabont tournoetisgsnithiooln
intheronx, Brook1;n,IanInttan,andQusens. Du:-ingatleasttroot
these neetirgl mm tarnished Iritten intonation to Gold, who thereafter
delivered it to his superior, IJo!m.I He said that he had talcena In-id
glance atthe material on one occasion and touni it to ooznist at a mnhor
ot tolded sheets at paper containing nathnatioail. equations Ihioh semen!
to oonoorn nathnatioa]. derintiom. &#39;
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tailedte keepaneetiw haiugust, 1941.. Be stated that Hahn" ehrtainerl
the intcl-I-tion she:-ow he Ias cone nu-e ambled to contact Fooln. "John!
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residence shortlyatter Ghirstaas my, 1944, or ea:&#39;1;in]945. gt tint
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on the kinetic theory or gases. Letcr in the nae yen
917! Cheppen end Dootecn3 gave the £11-et experimental
proot of thermal dmaion. It was Cha1nen4 who £11-at
suggested 919! the use oi therneil. d:Lfme1on in the
eeperetion of teotopee but this idee II-I ridiculed by
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perimental work ee Isa done by Chapman up until 1932,
the utilisation or the:-ml dutmeion no coepletellq
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these considerations can be used to give a correct estimte
of the vaJ.ne|of the thermal diffnsion constant.
Branley:-I-3 gives as a general description of the three _
actions that give rise to thermal diffusion: -
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is can he seen in the separation of isotepes, these-
nass differences need not he very great but it is
certain that the splitting up of two gases of Iidely
diffezlrent molecular weights is a V811 Inch mre
rapid process. _
b. Ilse action of gas similar to convection current.
This is the origin of the tern "thern1 siphoning".
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long vertical hollow tuba into which III put the gas mixture
to be separated; wing such an apparatus and a 50$ Haliun -
50$ Bromine Iixturo, tho two gases can be separated in I.
matter of minutes in 1 tuba ml! 3 tut long. K0:-achidg,
win; and Inch]-3 duacribe 11» 1 mu mm rm of thorlll
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by Glaspbahd Braeizz  Photocopy 7! and by cm-23, 24&#39;
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tun and an annular spans of circular ahape Ihila Carr util-
isas tha flat shallow groova form aftar Io:-aching and
m-@125; in um mt. 1-pm-. 1*. should 1» notad ma 1.1»
apps:-atm sorts hast inn alopad at s clafinita angla.
Gattiug hack to tharnal diffusion in gaaaa, one vary
significant faatura of tha apparatus is that an annular
spaciug of 0.7 an. seam to work hattar than any othar dis-
tanca. also, onoa tha pra1i.Ii.nary work on the separation
factor, , for any Iixtura of two gasos has bash dons, tha
aqmtims of Furry, Jonas and  haaga:-1°  Photocopy ll.! can
ha used to aid in the dasign of apparatus. _
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usually hsatad by llichroaa Iira still any other loans, such
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ivaly cu an industrial soda. -
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loving iniee of eqnipent, pone:-, end overall efficiency .-
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Other proposed fields of investigation would be:
e. Becovory oi CO2 It-ch stack ge-ace: it the ordinary
14$ by volnne 603 concentration could be railed to-
ny 40$ or 60$, then this process can be lode teen-
ible, i.e., chemical neenc of absorbing the O02 could
then be employed. &#39;
h. scpanticp of lgeotropdc liquid mixtures pu-r.1cu:m-1;
each as ethanol-Inter end the bothereone nethe.nol.-
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point! such ea the zylole. &#39;
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acetone-ethanol fermentation. These occur in e total
T? of onlqgggtoiigx-em or eolvent per lib co. of beer
end the coat or distillation is neceaearily high.
e. Separation of tog tron gene.
t. Separation of traces of impurities from liquids, Inch
on thiophene in benzene.
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braeenned that ench Inrk is being inveetigated. It in eer-
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proof: at denite indnatrial neee will be in a key poeitiun
in a net and petentially vaet field» Given a particular
design ot apparatna tar application to a particular eepare--
tion euch an apparatus am proceee could easily be patented;
and-, given a eutticient head etart, a whole patent etructnre
could be built-up.
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"I was berm lhroh 3, IQZ at New York City and aw home is now at __
265 Hivington Street, New Iork City, New Iork. I was imlucted into the Unitd
States Amy April 12, 1943 an! was give: Anny Serial Number 32882473 and was
discharged from the army February. 28, 1946. About August, 1944, as a non-
commisaioned officer in the United.States Army, I was assigned to a highly-
secret army project at Loo L1amoa,mNew Mexico which I later learned to be the
atcm -hash project,
About November 29, 191%, I traveled :Ercn Los Alamoe to Albuquerque,&#39;_-
New Mexico where I met my wire Ruth who had cane £rem_ New York City to celebrate
our wedding anniversary. On or. about that date, while walking on Route US 66
toward the Rio Grands River in Albuquerque, my wire Ruth told me that my hrothezh
in-law, Julius Rosenberg, who is married to aw sister Ethel, -had asked Ruth to
ask me to furnish intonation concerning the work I was doing at Lea Llamas so"
that it could be mrniehed to the Soviet Government. Ruth told me that I was
working on the atom bcmb project, I was very surprised, but told Ruth that I
already knew I was working on the atcm hcmb. She said that my brother-in-lat
explainedthatweare atwarwith Germanyand Japanand theyare the enaqrami -
that Soviet Russia is ghting the enemy and is therefore entitled to the
information. mth told me that she did not like for me to get involved in this &#39;
matter as she thought it would cause troubla.- I told Ruth, however, that I
would agee to give whatever in.tormaticn came to me in the course or my anpleyh
meat at Loe Alanos cn the atcm bomb project.
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"&#39;It may have beam during this above--mentioned iurlough in January,1945 or possibly during a furlough about Septenber, 1945 that the following
incident occurred: -
"One night, while I use in New York City on furlough rom the LesAlmnos atom bomb project, my brother-in-law, Julius Rosenberg, asked to seeme. I borrowed an automobile, drove to the vicinity of about First Avenuesomewhere between East 42nd Street and East 59th Street in New York City, andparked the car at the curb on a north-bound street facing north. JuliusRosenberg walked over to the car and told m t aite ow , IhenhewalicedawayandcamebackwithamananiintroducedhimtomebyiirstnamewhichIdonotrecall 131. e man got into the car and Julius Rosenberg walked away. Idrove the car around in New York City for about 15 minutes while the man askedme questions about a high explosive lens which was being experimented withat the Los Memos atom bcmb project at that time. I tried to describe thelens to the man while I was driving but was unable to furnish him with s greatdeal of information concerning it because I was concmtrating on the driving.A.fterIletthemanoutofthec Iar never saw nor heard of him again. at theend or my furlough time I returned to my assignment at hos Memos.
"About February, 1945, my wife Ruth moved to Albuqu e Hen llaico.&_1e said she had bee: told by Julius Rosenberg that a woman nam wouldcome to Albuquerque, New llexico, and would meet Ruth in front o1%&t &#39;ore onCentral Avenue in Albuquerque, at which time arrangenents would be made for &#39;
a meet t i king "V _o p c up intoumatima to "be furnished by me concerning the stunbanb. is I recall-, Anne was supposed to come to Albuquerque about the latti--P811 D-f ll!!! and Ruth was to walk in -front of the store at a certain time on "$11169. °°1186°_92l1&#39;-1" dare until the meeting with Anna should bemade. Thismeeting, however, -never occurred. -
&#39; Fibout June, "1945 a man. came to the apartment where my witehuth wasliving at 309 North 1&#39;11-sh 5*-I681-, AJ.buque1-qua, New Mexico. He had with him storn piece or cardboard Ihich matched a torn piece or cardboard Ihsd been
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whether my half or the torn cardboard was Iurnished to me by Julius Rosmbcrg
during my January, 1945 furlough in New Iork City or whether Rosenberg had
given it to my 1viie&#39;Ruth to give to me when she moved to Albuquerque in
February, 1945. This man who had the proper identification, I believe, inbo-
duced himself to me asllave, although I am not certain of the name he used;
however, I later recognized this man&#39;s pictures in various newspapers as being
Harry Gold. Atthe time Gold came to me in Albuquerque in_ June, 191.5 I £"o.1.~
nished him with s list or names ct persons employed at the Les alsmcs atom
bomb project whom I thougat might be ideologically suited for recruitment to -
furnish .i.ni&#39;ormatim to the Russians concerning the atom hem and I also gave
him a sketch o£"a high explosive lens mold which was an experiment to study
implosion effects on a steel tube to understani the effect it would have on
uranium so that it could be determined how a critical mass could be arrived
at which would not explode before detonation. I also turnished Gold with
i.n.formation concerning the identity of a world-famous scientist who was warlo-
ing at Los Alamos under an assumed name and also furnished information that
Oppenheimer and Kistiakowsky were working at Los Alamos. Gold told me that I
was living in a rather poor place and said I could probably use some money."
I answered that I coulduse some money. Gold then gave me an. envelope contain-
ing $500 in currency. Gold said that he would come back to see me again and
I agreed to see him but he never contacted me again. W wife Ruth also met Gold &#39;
at that time. _ _ &#39; .
I had a furlough rom I.-cs Alamos about September, 1945, which I
spent in New York City. Almost as soon as I got to Nat York City, Julius .
Rosenberg got in touch with me and I met him on the street somewhere in the
city. at that time "I furnished Julius Fbsenberg with an unsealed envelope
containing the information I had been able to gather concerning the atomic
hcmb, as well as a couple of sketches of the molds which make up the atom
bonb. To thebest of my recollection, the information I u-nished Rosenberg
concerning the atan bcmb at that time is substantially as follows: -
"The atomiclbanb is made up oi 36 pentagonal-shaped molds. Ihen all
set together, the molds form a sphere made oi a high explosive, withpa ball of
plutonium in the center. Inside-the plutonium is a sphere oi herylliun. A barium
plastic shield is in between the plutonium and the high explosive. The high
explosive has two detonators for each high explosive segnent, "lime detonators
are connected to a number c&#39;1"condensers, possibly about 36 or "72. _&#39;lhe can-
densers are also called capacitatcrs, The number of detonators is twice the
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detonation of the hid-1 eapplosive causes the plutonium to be crushed or imploded
and therefore increases the number of plutonium neutrons which are free. &#39;
The beryllium also becomes imploded and the beryllium neutrons are jetted
out  the cones into the mass of plutonium which sets off the chain
reaction of the plutonium which results in an atomic eocplosion.
"I do not know whether Rosenberg read the above information or what
disposition he made of it, &#39;1-Ie did not give me any money for the information
at that time. The war was over at that time and I was hoping to be discharged
from the army in the near future, _Rosenberg at that time attempted to persuade
me to "continue my employment at the Los Alamos atom bomb project in a civilian
capacity after such time as I should be discharged from the Army. I declined
to follow this advice, inasmuch as I desired to return to my hcme in New IorkCity.  _ i _ &#39;
"Shortly after my discharge from the army February 28, 1946, I returned
to my hcmein New York City and&#39;sfter a few months became associated in business
with Julius Rosenberg. He and I and others were partners in the G & R Engineering
Company, New York City, in 1946, an! continued that arrangement when that
c.<II1P@11Y was taken over by the Pitt Machine Products Ccmpany, Incorporated, New
York City. I severed my relations with the latter comparw in September, 1949.
During my association with Julius Rosenberg in business from 1946 to 1949. I
learned through conversations with him that he has been extensively engaged in
Soviet espionage. He has since my discharge attempted to persuade me to
become a student of nuclear physics at the" Massachusetts Institute of Technology
to be financal by him and the GI Bill of ghts in order that I could make
contacts inthe field of nuclear physics to obtain information for the Soviet
Government. He also on one occasion attempted to persuade me to become a
student at the University of Chicago at Russian expense because several of the
persons, there previously worked on the Los Alamos atom bomb project. &#39;
"1fe1?iodically,_ since I was dis_charged- frcm_ the army, I have borrowed
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he would have to borrow the money-frcm someone else to let me have it._ I believe
ha made these loans. to me_ without__  repayment because of thelcnowledzeI- had of his Soviet espionage. a_ctivities._ &#39; &#39;
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necessary papers to continue by trip to Czechoslovakia where Iwas to writeto the Soviet Ambassador to merely state, I an here.&#39;
"- Fly wife and I decided not to leave the country but wanted to giveRosenberg the impression that we intended to -leave. We decided to go to themountains in upstate New York and stay there until Rosenberg left the countryas he indicate! he would do.-.-.-.We planned to return to New York City after wehad learned of Rosenhez-g&#39;s departure.
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July 19, 1950
-"I David Greenglase, make the following statanent to John W. Lewisand John A. lglsrrington whom I 1_cnow to be special agents of the Federal Bureau
or Investigation. I understand that I am not required to males a statent and
that this statement may be used against me :l.n a court of law. I have been
advised of my right to an attorney. I make this _statement of my own tree will
and no threats or promise have been made to me to get me to make this statenant,
"I recall that when Itmth came to see me at Albuquerque, New Maico
to spend our second wedding -anniversary together, "Hovsmber.29, 19%, that she
and I stayed at the El Fidel Hotel. After a few days we took a walk on Route 66
beyond the city limits. at that time Ruth told me of a conversation between her
and Julius. Rosenberg and Ethel Rosenberg which took place at the Rosenberg&#39;s
apartment at l0 Monroe Street, New York City in early November, 1941+. &#39;lhi
conversation she said was as follows: Julius told Ruth in effect that he was
gathering information for the Russians, and that he wanted me to give information
concm-ning the work I was then doing at Los Alamos, N.M. Julius said that I was
working on the atom bomb. Ruthsaid she told Julius that she did not want to
ask me to do what Julius asked. at that point she said that nw sister Ethel
Rosenberg said well at least ask David to do this. Ruth said she was reluctant
to agree to this. but that Julius and Ethel Rosenberg ii.nslJJ persuaded her
that she should at least tell me what Julius wanted me to do,
"I then told Ruth that I was shocked. This was the first inrormation
Iwhad received-that I was working on the atom bomb, however I did not tell this
to Ruth. I said to Ruth I know that I am working on the atom banb. lhen I said
no, I won&#39;t give Julius the information. The next day I changed my mind and told
Ruth to tell Julius that I would furnish him the information.
&#39; "Then I told Ruth to tell Julius the following infcmnaticm - I &#39;
described the apprmdmate amount or the population at Les alamos, the approximate
size of the project, and the names of sane of the personnel working there. I
think I mentioned the name of Oppenheimer and Urey as connected with the proisst.
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said was Mike&#39;s wife. I knew that Julius was referring to Hi orovich when
I had previously known at Brooklyn Polyteoh. Ihe five of us 4 for a while
and then Anne left. I remember that Anne put on her coat and when she got to thedoor she turned around and I said for her to remember me to Mike.
"After Anne left Ruth and I and Julius and Ethel had dinner together
and spent the rest of the evening in the apartmerrt. after dimer we sat arouni
and talked ani Julius asked me what I was doing at Los Alamos-. I explained to
him that saneone would bring to me a sketch or drawing and that I would make
part in the machine shop where I was working and sometimes I would make changes
so that part would mnction properly. Julius asked me how the atom bomb was
detonated. I did not know at that time and so advised Julius-.
"Julius then told me what he wanted no to get in the way of information
for him from the Los Alamos project, He gave me a genral description of how
the naval atom bcmb works. Julius cautioned me against sticking out my neck in
getting the information for him and said I should be very careful not to be
obvious, My wife s.nd Ethel were listening to the conversation between Julius
and myself and were also taJ.k:Lng between themselves. Toward the end or the
evening and before we left Julius apartment, Julius got out the side of a Jello
box. While Ruth, Ethel and I watched, Julius cut the side of tho Jello box intotwo parts, with a pair oi scissors. He cut the side about half way through
perpendicularly and then continued the rest of the cut at about a 45 degree angle.
He banded me the portion with the pointed edge. .
_ "Julius then said that-Anne would be given the other portion or theside of the Jello box, He then said that inns would meet either Ruth or me in
front or one or the main theaters in Denver, Colorado at such time as I would
have information that he wanted about the Los Alamos atom banb project. He gave
me the impression that these arrangements were tentative. He told _me that Anne
had been there that night so she could identify us, and we could recognize her.
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Harrington and William F. Norton, J:-., who have identified themselves tome as special Agents or the Federal Bureau or Investigation, United States
Department of Justice. I make th:l.s statenent treely and voluntarily after
having been aivised of nw right not to make a statement, that I have aright to an attorney, and have consulted an attorney. I urderstand that
this statement may be used against me in a court of law. This statement is
not being made as a result or any threats, pranises or duress.
I was born May 1, 1952!. at New York City and presently resideat 26$ Rivingtoh Street, New York City. I was married to mvid Greenglass
on November 29, 1942 at New York City.
o- "In the early part oi November, 1941., I planned to visit awhusband David in Albuquerque, New Mexico to spend our wedding anniversarytogether on November 29, 191.4. David was then in the United States Army
and stationed :l.n the vicinity of Albuquerque, New Mexico. .
*,l_[n the early part of November 1944, one evening I visited JuliusRosenberg &#39; wife Ethel at their hane, GE-11 10 Monroe Street, NewYork City. Eth senberg is my husband&#39;s sister. On the evening in
question, Julius enberg knew that I intended to visit my husband Davidin Albuquerque, New Mexico about November 29, 191.4. During the course of
the evening, Julius Rosenberg told me that I might have noticed that he andhis wife Ethel Rosenberg in recent months had not been attending any
.Conmunist Party meetings or any functions that had that he described to bes. &#39;Red&#39; tinge to them, and that Ethel Rosenberg had not been buying the*DaiI|y Worker at her usual newsstand. To explain to me why he and Ethel &#39;Rosenberg had discontinued their open affiliation with the Communist Party,Julius Rosenberg said he always wanted to do more than to be Just a memberin the Canmunist Party and that, therefore, he had searched for two years toplace himselfin contact with a group which I believe he described as a _&#39;Russian undergrournik . In this way Julius Fbsenberg felt that he could do _the work that he was slated tor- He stated that he wanted to do something todirectly help Russia and um it took him two years to find the group smug:
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_ that time working at the place where the atom banb was being made ani q _- _&#39; that this bcmb was more dangerous than any weapon that had ever been used.
He also told me that there were radiation effects from the bcmb. it this
time ._I had no knowledge as to what the significance of the atom bcmb was,
althougz I did know that my husband was working on a secret project for_ the United states Army. "
&#39; "Julius Rosenberg requested me when I_ visited my husband David
in albuquerque, New Mexico, to ask David if he would make scientific
_ information available to the Russians. Julius Rosenberg said that the
Russians wereworking on the atom Banb and that there was not a free exchange
. of information between the allies and Russia. Julius Rosenberg said that
_ _ he felt that Russia should be placed on an equal plane with the other
_ L Allies as far as the availability of this atomic information was concerned.
"Because" I was very reluctant to do what Julius Rosenberg
I requested me to do, his wife Ethel Rosenberg, who was present during this
conversation, told me that I should at least ask my husband David if he &#39;-- I would furnish this type or information to the Russiarm. I was very
&#39; reluctant to do what Julius and Ethel Rosenberg requested me to do, but
they finally persuaded me to ask David if he would be willing to furnish
. information to the Russians.
&#39; "At a later date, prior to nw departure for Albuquerque, New
Mexico, Julius Rosenberg gave me about $150 to help pay the expenses of
my trip. In the latter part of Novanber 1944 I left New York by train
for Albuquerque, New Mexico. I had previously made reservations by
telegram at the El Fidel Hotel, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
.1 "I arrived at Albuquerque, New Mexico, a few days before W
wedding anniversary. David arrived in Albuquerque about November 28,
_ 194/. and ;]oined&#39;me at the El Fidel Hotel. We spent our second wedding
anniversary together on November 29, 1944. David had a pass for aboutfive days. &#39;
&#39; - _- ?Just prior to my return to New York, whiJ.e David and Iwere
taking a walk, I told him what Julius Rosenberg had told me about his
working at the place where the atom bomb was being made. David asked me who had told so about the atom bomb am I told him that Julius Rosenberg __, had. I "then told David of the request that Julius and Ethel RosenbergE had made to me that _1 ask_David to furnish the Russians with scientific , -sghnai N it

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At first David was shocked at what Julius Rosenberg wanted-him to do. At first he said no and he did not make any decision thatsame day. .&#39;1&#39;he following day, after having thought it over, David saidthat he would do what Julius Rosenberg had requested of him. Davidalso said that he would discuss this matter with Julius Rosenberg whenhe returned to New York on hi expected furlough. David told me aboutthe physical set-up or the Los Alamos installation and he gave me thenames or certain people who were working there in Novenber, 1944, amongwhom, as I now recall, were Oppenheimer and Urey.
"&#39;1 returned to New York in the early part of December 1944and Julius Rosenberg came to see me at my apartment at 265 Rivington Street,New York City and I told him that mvid agreed to do what he requestd-.I also gave Julius Rosenberg the names that I ranembered that David had "given me of the people who were working at Los klamos. I also told JuliusRosenberg about the physical set-up of Los Alamos as David had told me.Julius Rosenberg said he would wait until David t &#39;re umed to New York onhis expected iurlough to discuss this matter further with David.
"Jbout a month later, my husband David returned to New York Cityon furlough and one evening David and I went to Julius Rosenberg&#39;s apartmentat 10 lkmroe Street, Nat York City where we met Julius and Ethel Rosenbergand a woman I knew as Anne. Anne and her husband Mike I knew as old friendsof Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, and Anne and Hike at that time lived atChappaqua, Nar York. Anne remained at Julius Rosenberg aparhnent for ashort period of time and then left.
"Julius Rosenberg asked David what he was doing and Invid toldJulius Rosenberg he was working in &#39; the experimental shop at Los Alanos.Ihvid explained to Julius Rosenberg that it someone brought in a sketchofaparthewantedmade Da, vid would make it for him because Ihvid wa machinist and this aswas the type of work he am. I recall that Julius Rosenberg asked mvid how the atom bomb was detonated but I do not recall &#39; what David told Julius.-
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produced the cover from a Jello box side. Julius Rosenberg, in the presence
of his wife Ethel, Ds.vid and myself, cut this Jello box side in half inan
irregular manner. One-half of this Jello box side Julius Rosenberg gave to. ,
David and Julius said that he would give the other half of the Jello box side
to Anne, the woman who had been in his apartment previously that same evening.
Julius Rosenberg said that Anne would come out to see us in New Mexico to
get the information from David and that she would produce the matching half
of the box side. I believe there was some discussion by Julius Rosenberg of
Anne being net in_a movie theater at Denver, Colorado. &#39;
&#39; "During Dav-id&#39;s lrlough in Jhnuary, 1915, Julius Rosenberg was &#39;
very persistent about being with us a great deal at a time when we felt
that we wanted to be alone.
Several dsyaafter David had received the Jello boa: side from
Julius Rosenberg, Julius Rosenberg came to my apartment and spoke to David
about David meeting Julius Rosenberg and an unidentified man at a later date.
A day or so later, Julius Rosenberg returned to car apartment again in the
evening and Julius Rosenberg and David left the apartment together. David
returned to mr apartment about two hours later and told me he had net some-
body whom he had not been able to see too clearly because the man kept his
face in the dark. David told me that he had met this man on a street in the
50&#39;s in the vicinity of an elevated railroad. David said that Julius
Rosenberg introduced David to this unk.nown man saying This is Dave but
Julius Rosenberg did not tell David who the man was or what his name was.
David spent between twenty and thirty minutes with this unknown mn but I do
not recall what David told me he discussed with this unknown man.
After his furlough, mvid returned to Los Alamos, New Mexico and
in March 1945 I went out to Albuquerque, New Mexico to live. First I lived
in a hotel and then I stayed at the apartment of a friend of David&#39;s whose
wife had gone back East. When David&#39;s friend&#39;s wife returned from the East,
I then went to a hotel to live until I finally obtained the apartment at 209N
North High Street, Albuquerque, New Mexico. David only came home on week-ends.
"One Sunday morning in June, 191!-&#39;5; a&#39;man came to our apartment at
209 North Highstreet, Albuquerque, New Mexico and said he was Dave from "
Pittsburgh. This man gave Ely husband Davidthe matching half of the Jello -
box side. This man told David what infontntion he wanted and David wrote
the information requested and toldthis  to com back late:-.&#39;1his man retm&#39;n9&#39;1"
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mvid and this nan discussed how the atom bomb was detonated and that this
man told. David that he was a chemical engineer. I also recall that David .
and this unknown man discussed lenses and high-speed cameras. This unknown nan
also indicated to David and me that he might return at a later date and he
wanted information from David along the same lines as David had given him.
Eealso wanted to know the names of thepeople at Los Alanos who were inclined
to be leftist. I think that David gave this man the names of such people
working at Los Alumos; -
"After this man received&#39;this information, we all left the apart-
ment and we walked to the front of th.e_USO building in Albuquerque. We left
this nan in front of the USO building and David and I returned to our apart-
ment. He opened the envelope which this man had given David and discovered
that it contained $500. The taking of the money mde David and feel worse
because it was now apparent that we were not Just passing information but
rather that, we were being paid for it. 
. "When Dr. Klaus Fuchs was arrested, Julius Rosenberg came to our
apartment and told David and me that the man who had contacted us in
Albuquerque, New Mexico, in June, 19115 would be the next one to be picked up
and that &#39;they&#39; were going to contact this man to tell him to keep quiet.
&#39; On May 23, 1950, Julius Rosenberg cane to our apartment with a copy
of a newspaper which I think was the New York Herald Tribune in which
appeared a photograph of one Harry Gold who had been arrested in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania by.the FBI. Julius Rosenberg told us that this Harry Gold was
the nan who had contacted us in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Julius Rosenberg then
told us that we had to leave the United States because sometime between June
12 and June 16, 1950 something would happen to us. Julius Rosenberg wanted
David and me to take our two children with "us to the Soviet U_uion. Julius
Rosenberg was going to obtain United States passports for us. Julius
Rosenberg said My friend tells me before you get a passport you have to get
injected against smallpox. Julius Rosenberg wanted us to get a doctor to
give us a false letter stating that we had received such a smallpox _
innoculation. David and I refused to do this. Julius Rosenberg then told us
that he would get his doctor who lives in Knickerbocker Village, New York &#39;
c11;y, to preparesuch a letter for himself and for us. V _ . -
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apartment as Rivington Street and to Just take our clothing with us and go to. -
Mexico City, Mexico. -At Mexico City_ we were to rent a houe and after "
living there one month we were to-write, to _the Soviet Consulate at Mexico &#39;.
City, Mexico, using a name which Juliu_-Rosenberg, gave us but which I do not
recall at -thepresent time , and about three J ter we were to._ meet. -1%--S   . .:
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meeting, we were to travel by boat to Europe and proceed to eitherBerne, Switzerland or some other city in Europe, the name of which I do not
recall, where we would again contact the Soviet Consulate there by letterand three days later we would meet someone in front of a statue in a park
in the European City. At this point our transportation to the Soviet Union
would be arranged for u. Julius Rosenberg told us that he thought that it
was a golden opportunity for us to to the Soviet Union. At this timeJulius Rosenberg gawe David and me $1000 in cash consisting of old $10 and
$20 bills. $500 of this I put in a special checking account at the
Manufacturers Trust Company located at Grand and Norfolk Streets, New York
City, and the balance was used to pay some debts and household expenses.
"About June 2, 1950, Julius Rosenberg returned to our apartment and
gave David and me $h,o0o in cash, consisting of old $10 and $20 bills. This
money was to be used by us for our flight from the United States. At this
time Julius Rosenberg promised us an additional $2,000 which we never
received from him.
"I would like to make it clear that at the time we received. the
$5,000 from Julius Rosenberg we never intended to leave the United States
because this is our country and we want to stay here and live here and
raise our children. I would like to point out that we accepted the money
from Julius Rosenberg because Invid said that ii Julius suspected that we
would not leave the United States that some physical ham might come to us
or our children.
"I have read the foregoing statement consisting of this page
and nine other pages and I have initialled the bottom oi each page and
every correction. I say that this statement is true to the best oi my
knowledge and belief.
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., "I, EMIL JULIUS KILAUS FUCE, a prisoner in Wormwood Sc:§1m_iAT_
penal institution in Lond.on,Englsnd, do hereby make this statement, freely
and voluntarily, with no promises or threats having been made to me, and I.
have been specifically informed that I do not have to make any statement of
any kind whatsoever.
"This statement is made to HUGH H. CLEGG, who has been identified
to me as an Assistant Director, and to ROBERT J. LAMPHERE, who has been
identified to me as a Special Agent, both being identified as officers of
the Federal Bureau of Investigation, United States Department. of Justice .
of Washington, District of Columbia, U.S.A. I am making this statement in
the presence of the two aforesaid officers and WILLIAM JAMES SKARDQN, whomI know to be an officer ofthe Security Service of the United K
-.r. "I was born in Russelsheim, Germany, on December 29, 19$ é
became a naturalized citizen of the United Kingdom on August 7, 191-L2. I
came to England arriving on September 23+, 1933. In May, 19!!-1, I accepted
employment at the University of Birmingham in England as a scientist on
atomic energy research development. when I learned of the purpose of this
resea_rch.vork,. I decided and planned to furnish information concerning thiswork to and for the benefit _of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics,
hereinafter referred to as the Soviet Union, and, in order to effectuate
this plan, in ea.rly_l91+2 I personally contacted an individual in_England -
whom I knew to be active in ccumnunistic affairs and he was favorable to the
Soviet Union. . I made known to him my availability and readiness to. furnish -
confidential and classified informtion and mr occupational affiliation vhich
gave me access to uchtypes of information relating to atomic energy research.
The person so contacted arranged for me to meet another individual, also in
England, whom I later_perso_nal_ly met i 1911-2. On one occasion in 191!-2 I met _-
this latter individual, known to me a _ , at the Soviet Embassy inLondon, England. mring my meetings  , I furnished to him in --1911-2. information including written da a concerning atomic energy research
which I knew to be c,l_ass_ified and confidential, and for the purpose of such &#39;
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whose name I do not know and whom I met near Banbury in Oxfordshire,
England, sometime in 191+:-. 1: delivered confidential and restricted information
to thiswoman, for
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of 1911-3. My atomic energresearch employment was under
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go to the United States as a part of an official British Mission to work
with the Manhattan Engineer District on atomic energy research development, I
informed my contact, the aforesaid woman, of this assignment and she sub-
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New York City, Newme how to make contact in the United. States with an &#39;
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Soviet Union, additional confidential information
energy research in the United States. Her instructions
that I should on a certain day at a specified place in
York, U. S. A., meet an individual who would be wearing
gloves and would have an additional pair of gloves in his hands, while I
would have a ball in my own hand. This meeting was, according to her in-
structions, to be made on a street in New York City at a stated time. If
the meeting was not effected initially as planned, a further meeting would
be attempted at a designated later date. ~. .
"In keeping with instructions, I proceeded by ship to the United
States with other members of the official Mission from England, arriving
at Newport News, Virginia, on December 3, l91+3. Within three or four days
I arrived in New York City, taking up residence first at the Taft Hotel,
later at the Barbizon Plaza Hotel, and later at an apartment at 128 West
77th Street. I took up employment as a scientific consultant as a part
of the British Mission, assigned to the Manhattan Engineer District, and
engaged in research development and activities relating to atomic energy.
- "As agreed upon during the meeting with the aforementioned woman
in England, I went to the deignated meeting place on the lower East Side,
Manhattan, New York City, New York, where, to the best of my recollection,
around Christmas l91+3, I met an individual at the time and on the day
previously agreed upon. He -was wearing gloves and carried an additional .
pair of gl ves in his hand and I had _a tennis ball in my hand. We exchanged.
name aymond in making initial introductions. Raymond expressed hisdesl ;identification words and I gave my correct name and he used the &#39;
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to me to make certain, in keeping future meeting assignments,~&#39;that I
was not being followed. During this or the next succeeding meeting with
Raymond, atomic energ and the development of an atomic bomb were
discussed by referring to these terms in a general way.
"I was motivated in keeping this meeting by a cesire to aid the
Soviet Union. I considered Raymond&#39;s status as an agent intermediary,
acting for and in behalf of the Soviet Union in keeping with the plans
aforementioned, which were_ initiated in England. .
"At and during this firstmeeting with Raymond in New York City,
we agreed upon an early subsequent. meeting and the time and place forsuch
meeting, in order that I could furnish to Raymond highly confidential
and classified documents or information concerning atomic energy research
and development under the control of the Manlmttan Engineer District. &#39;
"A subsequent meeting between Raymond and myself, in keeping with
arrangnents, was held in Manhattan, New York City, in the vicinity of tm
Queensboro Bridge approach as we walked under this bridge during this -
meeting, which was held after dark. This meeting occurred during the
early part of 191%-1+.
On another occasion during the first half of 191+1|-, I met Raymond
by prearranged agreement between us, on the street near a subway station,
possibly the "Museum" station on Central Park West in New York City.
Raymond usually suggested the meeting places, but I believe I suggested
this meeting place because it was near my place of residence on 77th ;
Street. _ -II
"Another time, by prearranged agreement, in 19141; I met Raymondin the Bronx, New York City. This meeting was near a cinema, I believe,
on Grand Concourse in the vicinity of 159th Street or 161st Street.
llI believe I recall another rsonal contact between Raymond andmyself in Queens, New York City, in BE.
"There were held about five or six meetings between Raymond and &#39;
myself in New York City during the period from sometimeshortly after
my arrival" there in December, 1918, to sometime prior to my departure
in August, 191111», from New York City for Los Alsmos, New Mexico, for
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Eastern Parkway, but the meeting did not occur as I failed to see Raymond,although I was there. &#39; &#39;" _ n
"At all the meetings between myself and Raymond no other person
accompanied me and I observed no one who seemed to know Raymond. Most
of these meetings between Raymond and myself were arranged by us to occur
after dark.
Upon my official assignment with members of the British Mission,"under the overall control of the Manhattan Engineer District in New York,
I, with other scientists, was in research in connection with the development
of certain methods for the production of fissionable material. In  "
connection with this, I prepared certain classified documents as part of the
British Mission prior to my departure for Los Alamos, New Mexico, in
August, 191!-1|-. I personally furnished all of the original drafts of
these documents directly to Raymond, with the intent and purpose that he
serve as an intermediary in the eventual transmittal of such documents to
and for the benefit of the Soviet Union. These documents were delivered
to Raymond by me in groups of one or more at most of the aforementionedp:-eueirranged meetings, which I had with Raymond in New York City during
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llIn addition to the foregoing diu-ing my meetings with Raymond,
as above mentioned, I furnished to Raymond information which had come to
my knowledge, by virtue of my official employment and work under the
overall control .of the Manhattan Engineer District. This information
which I furnished to Raymond, included the fact that a large production
plant was to be built in the Southeastern part of the United States 
for the production of fissionable material, and that this plantwas
to -use two different processes, which I named, in the production of 3
fissionable mterial-. = I also orally advised Raymond of the identities - &#39;
of certain leading research personnel on atomic energy projects.
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and overall supervision of the Manhattan Engineer District. At Los Alamos
I was provided a place of residence on the United States Government
restricted area in a dormitory and took up employment as s physicist in
the Theoretical Division of the Laboratory. By virtue of my work, aw
associations in connection with my work and the availability of confidential
and classified official documents, I developed, received and had access
to c nfidential, classified infomation of an official character. I
rcmai d in such employment at Lo Alamos until about June 16, 191:6. During
this per official employment _I made a~ t to the home of my sister,Mrs. Kriste neman, and her husband, Robe%eineman, on Lakeview Avenue,
Cambridge, ssachusetts. I arrived at my si ter&#39;s home on or aboutFebruary 13 , 1945, and remained there on s. visit until about February 22,1915- &#39; i
"Shortly after my arrival in Cambridge I was visited by Raymond,
who asked me for additional information concerning my work at the Atomic .
Research ProJect .s.t Los Alamos. I told him I would prepare in writing
this material and made arrangements to meet him a few days later in
Boston. These arrangements were made without the knowledge of my sister
and her husband, who were not present during my discussion with Raymond and
bad no knowledge of its purpose. At the agreed upon time I did meet Raymond
in Boston, Massachusetts, at a place fairly near the Charles River and hear
a large public-type of building, reasonably close to what is known as
North Station. I there delivered to Raymond a written report, which I
had prepared in longhand consisting of about six or more pages, in which I
had set forth confidential and classified information and data which I had
received in connection with my employment at Los Alamos. This dealt
with the whole problem of mking an atomic bomb from fissionable material
as I then knew the problem. This document included information known to
me regarding the method of detonating an atomic bomb and other highly
secret and technical information regarding the construction of an atomic
bomb. I wrote this statement in my own handwriting and in English, and
I intended that it should be delivered by Raymond through channels so as
to reach physicists in the Soviet Union who would understand the technical -
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the arrangements for this meeting having been made at the Boston _
meeting, mentioned above. We met on Alameda Street, and I then got
my car and we drove out a lane to a deserted spot where we continued our
meeting. At this meeting, I delivered to Raymond a written report, which -
I had personally prepared in longhand. This included a description oi"
an atomic bomb, which was to be tested at Alamogordo, a sketch of the -
bomb and its components with important dimensions indicated, and a written
description of various important technical aspects of the bomb. I
orally informed Raymond, while we were in the car, the types of explosive
to be used in the detonating of the bomb, the fact that the Trinity test
was to be made, with the approximate site indicated, and information as
to the intensity oi the explosion measured in relation to TNT explosive
force.
"By prearrangement I again met Raymond in Santa Fe a few months *
later, I believe possibly in September. At this meeting I -delivered to
Raymond another written report, which detailed information concerning the
Trinity test, which had been held at Alamogordo. I also furnished in
the report certain other technical information which I had obtained from
my work on the Atomic Research Project at Los Alamos. I fully intended
in transmitting this report to Raymond that he should, in turn, transmit it so
as to reach the Soviet Union. &#39; -&#39;
"I returned to England in the summer of l91|6 and took up
employment at the Atomic Research Project at Harwell, England. After my
return to England, I was again in contact with persons whose real
identities I do not know, but_ whom I contacted with the intent of furnishing
to the Soviet Union information concerning atomic research developments.
To these persons I furnished additional information concerning atomic -
research, which I had come in possession of, both in the United States and
England, including certain research being made on the problem of
detonating a nuclear bomb. My last contact in this respect was in February &#39;
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. VERA KARE was interviewed on June 17, 1950, at her place of
employment, the law office pf General Rey P. Monahan, Suite 1600, 37
Wall Street, New York City," SAS RAYMOND P. WIRTE and FRANCIS J. ZANGLB.KANE st t d he knew b%LACK 8 .ac s p THGIAS L. methims.roundl92 orl929
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depression, from 1932 to 1935, Miss KANE ltated, she had an apartment at
325 West llth Street, which she used as a. continuous open house for her
Bohemian friends. She gave out 27 keys to the place and always had a
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