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Leon Trotsky Part 3 of 5 , I _, 1$&#39; I ,.,92 Pdvmam. 65-29162-120 92 mu 1, 1941 0 i PI-tmsozm? 5.15:1 mi S=F7GI;@.T mt:-.=;&#39;-"rnvre Honorable Adolf A. Berle, Jr. ,5. Maiutant -Sac:-star? of State r?§ Ehpartmunt of State Hashingion, D. C. »-- J Qé Paar QT. Berle: l "51? __ Rota:-ancn is main to pravioua ccrrezzpordcrzae 11. regarding the current investigation of the case 1&#39; #4 &#39; pertaining to "Jacques Barnard van Uenlrcuchl, wit? aliases, at al." 3 . $ . 1 Trarmzutted . harowith , for 0 y ur ir.1crrn:.tior:, is a copy or the report of Spacial Agent G. A. L-!ah&.&#39;:, dated . Va:-ch 1.4, 191.1 at Nor Haven, Connecticut, concerning tki iif flit?-@&#39;I"n All aubacquont reports rocaivod by this Bureau regarding thu above-nmtionod lnvutigation will ha promptly trumngt-t-1-Q be you tar ym::~ 1.-»rcr-1-latia. &#39; -535 .._;;Y Sincernly yours, y ¢ 5 %.~§ P| 92*9292 Ii IF-h-» &#39; &#39;-- If P%§3?5§Y:511?<7rr¢3 :?::_¢&#39;;i ll M A i if L; {.7 A ad ---___ 4-; - .1-__ ll ,-,6?! :4». 9 .1 G ." -F5.-¢ -- 3 7 J4 " A _ ._.___- - FEDERM R|.;rtEMJ 1»! inn -| ,u-.11» I95:I * W &#39; pf»~ - F - {Lb rliranrmrm . J 1 &#39; . - | ___ ......-.. .,...;..,, -&#39; ._4__ . L . » r 0;,i I._ U, I .___........ , .é V I | ------ 1 .,/92__. _ "&#39;2 / i ,_____,h._. -vii;-|-nu, :1.» _, &#39;92&#39;"0 &#39; &#39;- S&#39;-;». 92* I.~-J" rat-:-ii" - V - _ V I _____,____ ,_ ----~»---~ mu M ....W--»~ -H !_...-. &#39;4 ix=&#39;9292. I -I .» r I, {92-Ji . FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION W i~0rmN0.I. I T»-s<=-S»: on-==~»T==AT us.-.= YOJZ, NEIIYORK / rm FILE ~<=- as-22s onp -I . - REPORTMADE AT DAT! wan: Mani &#39;|=sn|oDFOR REPORT MADE BY WHICH MADE IITHLImm-1, * com.*1 ;* 3/l4,/4l/E" 11e,19/4o/ " **" &#39; ;;;;;;;;;;;E2/2 /~11/ c. A. ;.-nw~.m i"&#39;* V I *.-, 5 I JACQL-":55I.L92.1l~FAll1l 1!=.;2-Inméscep, van aliases, with D5-t,L-U,_,,.,,u,-.:-_ R I i let al. é I 5YN PSISOFFAo lots: Records- oirthode . Island State Bureau of Motor I - "* Vehicles reflect no oper=ltor&#39;slicense issued - to bI?._192..§-IiT92JO11IlZE-Ii under correct n-tune or a.n}," .., 92_i92 of _<no&#39;..naliases. Newport, HI, rolice IJ~3};=3..1"t- I ié mont advise BIC!-IR and &#39;I&#39;I.&#39;O&#39;-,[&#39;L?lI11IIto 1-Yr.-.w returned r York in late October and presently reside there. ._ R3&#39;::a-.REN .n&#39;:of Special ReportAgent c.A. I.-hhsndated at es.-.r Haven, Connecticut, December 16, li-340. , . DETILITAF: Under date" of December 16, l94J -&#39;a letter I was ;IirecI:- I 4E I ed to Ir. _ "aiegistrar of Jotor &#39;-.&#39;c-micles, I I i Prowridence, =lLi1ocleIsland , reque:t*.r.w_ a.chem oi. his L; records to ascertain if an operator&#39;s licensehad been ,1,-If issued to I-IlAI~T.-Q-,TO &#39;:1tITZE1;under his correct name or gv; any of his knownaliases of FRAI92II<C;;T&#39;l2ITsl&#39;EI92E I and TIi13CDOi¬£92-§?~3ORITZEI92I.letter dated By December 19, 1940, I.1r. -advised that his records flld to I reflect any operator&#39;slicense having been issued to I _ __ the :*.&#39;..=ov&#39;e &#39;I.I"I I.iVidL&#39;.U..:I.a I on December2&#39;2, 1940,U:92ptain_ urn, , Y an _ 1?:-::"rI"ort,I RhoceIsland, iolice> + =.1opu1-"I;;.;-:n.,,»- - .-ifisod.> 92 g DESTROYEQthe 1.1.-i&#39;I.."that both &#39;92."1&#39;.I:92;JIY11iIE!I E",,13,&#39;|I§L&#39;.f..-_-92 "- V _If-I<"iI1i~. 9292&#39;},&#39;and 1.8;-135p6 1960 ,|_&#39;L"LLb-.*J,no naepI<&#39;_:Vi~.TL13.1.;!" "mom halo ecvleezi _ »&#39;I " to Iiewporton Ocsober 1.940, 18, rem21&#39;i.ner;I hen in that ! r 92 N city only one week, at wnich time they haul a--rein rc- >_&#39;_I t.urned to New York City and as far as inv-es&#39;.i.ation * I. I ~ ~ W7_,:_::_ , ew , _ l __ W 7 I I Arrnovln AND P I _ ,, A _ sPn:uu_ Illlf | Qg QT wins m THE; smmgs I &#39; 80?!-5 OFTl-H5 I I - Bure en _ _ _-~»---, - New York I -- New.-.< Haven ,4-~-:,,»&:r&#39;o-a _/-&#39;=--&#39;,;". -+&#39;-""1* ~~~---~<* I I I We F." - V K <. L} 1 65-226 could determine still res .1 Inasmuch as it appears that all investiga- tion has been conducted by the New Haven Office and that w Behr and Tooritzen are presently residing in New York City, no further investigation is being conducted and this case :1 is being referred upon completion to the office of oririn. ~ -___ 5% REFERRED UPONCOMPLLTION TOOFFICE OF OPIGTW I. 92. é 1 --Q 5? -Iv _ 2,- 3. 4 ¢;_&#39; in I-. D _ &#39; . .. ..__ ._.... ._..-..,..__4 _ _i._._.-T_..._. - _..,...- ; &#39;_ A i: ~- ~ -4 s ~" 1 -. 1-.1-1" -- -"- 92 Y - i . s 7. - -- .- - ~-~&#39;-. -- 4.b .. _ 1 &#39; _ t _&#39; _ 45~ .~. _ . 0 "_ .__-, -¢- t _-1. -K ¢__-,92 . V-- . -.---92 -- . - ,1_ - -1- -- _- . -. I.- :.- l l . ... _ 1* >1.&#39;-." -Ir-.*- &#39;.-» - , - h#§,g¥£*-5j"- . &#39;--. _ _ &#39;-, _:;-,~ *~v,-.;-_&#39;:-_-f#___..-.- -&#39; ~ ~*f&#39;a&#39;.71 /.:";.&#39;",4 * ¢=-v----&#39;3-&#39;3 v-¢.- _ ~ {" A-no-v~.~s@ =~__*..¢_¢ M.-_ 1» - 7}- saw- C Q March 12, 191.1 tau; T.- 1 Emulsmlmsgmi ..Q,-&#39;:&#39;3&#39;f.TL&#39;&#39;u-&#39; &#39;. 1. <.u .1 " &#39;3 r¬%?# ~ r . K» W - v 92 - . _ . 1&#39;! 1 13: .|_ ti] -6 o % Transmitted herewith, for your intonation, are copies E-itbu - t oftho following reportsin the case entitled, "Jacques lfnmarti - YT-Q!! Vat Dendroachd,with aliases, at :1; Espiomge R!"l ;.;~¢: 31&#39;? 92&#39; .-. Report of Special Agent 1%.S. Crawford dated r.... =I - January 28, l9L1, at Albany, New York- I gs - ..¬&#39;{£ Report ofSpecial A;-pmer. z. Heron, J:-.,1<.z¢¢1 E 3-: 1 5nor~.1cu-y1941, 3, at Buffalo, New 1&#39;0:-In ¥- "5 Resort of Special Agent I-. T7. Dishongh, :3=.=.te-1 i=1=:<9~_¬$&#39;-"-#5~ February 6, 1941 at Yaahington, U. G. vt -- 3 fr.-- "Q Ion my be assured that all adiitional inrm-nation obtained t ~&#39;5*&#39;*"this can inwill be promptly trans-zittel to you. , -= . Sincerely yours , if 5, ii Kn;-b--u-nan --1 E- Ci .92I _; 92__ 9 --5-» . -r -7 ...-=- .n.. 3 -__. " I l C- molomzro &#39; . --~q1>T3 t -0 r 1-V-, .&#39;~ .. IO ¢i-_- , -_.. - -...._ . _....... 1-.4-gV --. ---.-..:z1&#39;_-.~ 5...»92-- ---- --- , -- . -. It ""!&#39;i "1! .=92 :.92 KI- 9292:1; 5&3!".&#39;.J.k _ct I &#39;3.? t, m.=.-|Ll92h£..92.!!m.~..1-,...,== -1 " """*-&#39;"""""-&#39;""-"&#39;"&#39;IA "1 . .43- M A 7; |&#39;....L g -FFJIEHAL 73&#39;.&#39;9EA!}."92H?.F.TiGl92TIC.&#39;i FF 4 6 :- 1&#39;41.--: , 1? 92 MAR;s ?:. :&#39;. M. *U.S, DBf}.§§[:.a£92-a|_Qi;.1g§|lQ_£_ U "it &#39;-=&#39;r£0F.aALalmuu 0? mv~;.~.;. .»n...~. " 1 u. £1-925m¢~H;.I-92.92a||;= :1. - ; 1,. I92Vb.,_,_ !_ &#39;_"""_i&#39;*&#39;_i"i&#39;"" n:J.".&#39;. r; *_.- » cf"?»~ . - r 7.?-,1. , -¢»---------- ~&#39;_-&#39;.-,_ - &#39;. ..,,,.._,_....--_7 £V11...92 ._..._._._......___._..J1 , -vi"-Y;-,:~92an &#39; M...;-7&#39;" ":;-~ *" &#39;5i-at 92-M -&#39;5 3&#39;~ &#39; , i x .§£g;;_&#39;,!"§2,,1_,#3,, W,3 -r J, .- t E. "3*.s~-., F.J -- -"-.»-1&#39;»=l?&#39;-""-»*.:».:.-."o-:.+._._ k_ ., Kr.t92:é-2-&#39; $4 K ~&#39;- A :i_.__.*1A =<?:5.-i -1-. ., ;5_ ,"_ -,___ .i . _ .|._92._ ~~ ---=~_#tr,..*, _ _ __1? . _ 92--&#39;7 - 0 ; - ; Zgi§g§%2- &#39; &#39; -_---- March 12, 19¢- - - -1&#39;-&#39; .,_ ___ .i»¢1-.- FKRSONAL A -~ ";|- 7 IE I r &#39;Honorable Adolf A. Bu-10, Jr» Aasintaat Seen-ntnry at sun &#39;9292&#39;; Daputtnont of Stat-0 if waahinatcn, D. C. .§ _. T. _ gr;-mi. 1;-.11; :§ &#39;Dear ltr. Darla: "1" _, a 7? _ <2- ,- I am tnnsmitting horcwith, fez yeur 92 info:-nation, ccrpiel or the tollpjrtng report-0 in the 1 can untitled, "Jacques Karnard Van Dendroachd, with 1 aliagaa, at a1; Espionage U1!": < -134; &#39; Iieport 0: Special ,~,,_-.¢nt. w. S. cm-rem data-1 Janna:-3&#39; 28, 19!.1, at Albmy, PM fork. @3-i Al w 82&#39;-port at Special 14513111, .~:&#39;., E. lo:-an, Jr., dated February 3, 191,1, at Bufialo, New York- Bqaort at Special went L. H. Dishengh, data-zi é Fkwl-N? 6, 81&#39;: lahiibg DO C0 5-n---A Ml- » Iou may be asaurad that armies or all additional reports receive-:1 by this Bu:-eauin connaction with the n above investigation will bo nromtly trazumitxvi to you. -4- Sincerely grout-a , 4 iullll ______i._ 92 .- 7, -H . 2 / 92 , 1.
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