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Paar QT. Berle: l "51 ? __ Rota:-ancn is main to pravioua ccrrezzpordcrzae 11. regarding the current investigation of the case 1' #4 ' 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&.':, dated . Va:-ch 1.4, 191.1 at Nor Haven, Connecticut, concerning tki iif flit?-@'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 . ' -535 .._;;Y Sincernly yours, y ¢ 5 %.~§ P| 92*9292
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I 5YN PSISOFFAo lots: Records- oi rthode . Island State Bureau of Motor I - "* Vehicles reflect no oper=ltor'slicense issued - to b I?._192..§-IiT92JO11I l ZE-Ii under correct n-tune or a.n}," .., 92 _i92 of _ R3':: a-.REN .n':of Special ReportAgent c.A. I.-hhsndated at es.-.r Haven, Connecticut, December 16, li-340. , . DETILITAF: Under date" of December 16, l94 J -' a letter I was ;IirecI:- I 4E I ed to I r. _ "aiegistrar of Jotor '-.'c-micles, I I i Prowridence, =lLi1ocleIsland , reque:t*.r.w_ a.chem oi. his L; records to ascertain if an operator's licensehad been ,1, -If issued to I- IlAI~T.-Q-,TO ':1tITZE1;under his correct name or gv; any of his knownaliases of FRAI92II 80?! -5 OFTl-H5 I I - Bure en _ _ _-~»---, - New York I -- New.-.< Haven ,4-~-:,,»&:r'o-a _/-'=--',;" . -+'-""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 ¢;_' in I-. D _ ' . .. ..__ ._...... _..-..,..__4 _ _i._._.-T_..._. - _..,...- ; '_ A i: ~- ~ -4 s ~" 1 -. 1- .1-1" -- -"- 92 Y - i . . s 7. - -- .- - ~-~'-. -- 4.b .. _ 1 ' _ t _' _ 45~ .~. _ . 0 "_ .__- , -¢- t _-1. -K ¢__-,92 . V-- . -.---92 -- . - ,1 _ - -1 - -- _- . -. I.- :.- l l . ... _ 1* >1. '-." -Ir-. *- '.-» - , - h#§,g¥£* -5j" - . '--. _ _ '-, _:; -,~ *~ v,-.;-_':-_-f#_ __..-.- -' ~ ~*f'a'.71 / . :" ;.'",4 * ¢=-v- ---'3-'3 v-¢.- _ ~ {" A-no-v~.~s@ =~__*..¢_¢ M.-_ 1» - 7}- saw- C Q March 12, 191.1 tau; T.- 1 E mulsmlmsg m i ..Q, -':'3'f.T L' 'u-' '. 1. <.u .1 " '3 r¬%?# ~ r . K» W - v 92 - . _ . 1'! 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'? 92' .-. Report of Special Agent 1% .S. Crawford dated r.... =I - January 28, l9L1, at Albany, New York- I gs - .. ¬'{£ Report ofSpecial A;-pmer. z. Heron, J:-.,1<.z¢¢1 E 3- : 1 5 n or~.1cu-y1941, 3, at Buffalo, New 1'0:-In ¥- "5 Resort of Special Agent I-. T7. Dishongh, :3=.=.te-1 i=1 =:<9~_ ¬$'-"-#5~ February 6, 1941 at Yaahington, U. G. v t -- 3 fr.-- "Q Ion my be assured that all adiitional inrm-nation obtained t ~'5*'*"this can in will 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 ' . --~q1 >T3 t -0 r 1-V-, .'~ .. . IO ¢i- _ - , -_.. - -...._ . _...... 1-.4-gV --. ---.-..:z1'_-.~ 5...»92------, -- . -. . It ""!'i "1! .=92 :.92 KI - 9292 :1; 5&3 !".'. J.k _ct I '3.? t, m.=.-|Ll92h£..92.!!m.~..1-,...,== -1 " """*-'" """"-'""-"'"'IA "1 . .43- M A 7; |'....L g -FFJIEHAL 73'.'9EA!} ."92H?.F.TiGl92TIC.'i FF 4 6 :- 1'41.- -: , 1 ? 92 MAR;s ?:. :'. M. *U.S, DBf}.§§[: .a£92-a|_Qi;.1g§|lQ_£_ U "it '-='r£0F.aALalmuu 0? mv~;.~.;. .»n...~. " 1 u. £1 -925m¢~H;.I-92.92a||; = :1. - ; 1,. I92Vb.,_,_ !_ '_"" "_i'*'_i"i' "" n: J.".'. r ; * _.- » cf"?»~ . - r 7.?- ,1 . , -¢»------ ~'_-'.-,_ - '. ..,,,.._,_....--_7 £V11...92 ._..._._._...... ___._..J1 , -vi"-Y;-,:~92an ' M...;-7'" ":;-~ *" '5i -at 92-M - '5 3'~ ' , i x .§£g;;_',!" §2,, 1 _,#3, , W,3 -r J, .- t E. " 3*.s~-., F.J -- -"-.»-1'»=l ?'-"" -»*. :». :.-."o-:.+ ._._ k_ ., Kr.t 92:é-2 -' $4 K~'- A :i _.__ .*1 A =< ?:5 . -i -1-. ., ;5_ ,"_ -,___ .i . _ .|._92._ ~~ ---=~_#tr,..*, _ _ __1 ? . _ 92--'7 - 0 ; - ; Zgi§g§%2- ' ' -_---- March 12, 19¢- - - -1'-' .,_ ___ .i»¢1-.- FKRSONAL A -~ ";|- 7 IE I r 'Honorable Adolf A. Bu-10, Jr» Aasintaat Seen-ntnry at sun '9292'; Daputtnont of Stat-0 if waahinatcn, D. C. .§ _. T. _ gr;-mi. 1;-.11; :§ 'Dear ltr. Darla: "1" _, a 7? _ <2- ,- I am tnnsmitting horcwith, fez yeur 92 info:-nation, ccrpiel or the tollpjrtng report-0 in the 1 can untitled, "Jacques Karnard Van Dendroachd, with 1 aliagaa, at a1; Espionage U1!": < -134; ' Iieport 0: Special ,~,,_-.¢nt. w. S. cm-rem data -1 Janna:-3' 28, 19!.1, at Albmy, PM fork. @3-i Al w 82'-port at Special 14513111 , .~:'. , E. lo:-an, Jr., dated February 3, 191,1, at Bufialo, New York- Bqaort at Special went L. H. Dishengh, data-zi é F kwl-N ? 6, 81': lahi ib g DO C0 5-n---A Ml- » Iou may be asaurad that armies or all additional reports receive-:1 by this Bu:-eauin connaction with the n above investigation will bo nromtly trazumitxvi to you. -4- Sincerely grout-a , 4 iullll ______i._ 92 .- 7 , -H . 2 / 92 , 1. A. "'9' _...__. Mi. _ __ -- - _ . _ ___»_'______,,___,,,__.- .-- -- --"--- "- ""' " P 1¢N; A "|i;,,__-- -, .,- . -I ,,[ v -- rZD.F~ _ . ._ /' - ll manil- wm > - -.'~- 1.: 1-an.--. - 192-~'*¢TlGr~.:92 -! Illi- M, {E i v1!'92:92 I-If - I-11"+" .» ' I ,3-. III'92I'__L..___.._ J 1 ; - menu " ' j A us cs-=':92-aja 1 .13:-:' J92_i§7~}_l§ 5. FE 1: . *_ _ ; -H iv M 92 7 m--4. 5».-. "F H |n»-'::-::.;é.n-.~:- I - .3$,____.Z- . i"""_"-'-92 v U-§._DE'FA iMHH'0F!USf|C£ --,.,;..,,______,_ __-_ 92. .___ I ~ - 7 " _ ' _ 7 K7 -_~ , .- . v >I'@ ,_ 1 .-' ui lr 9 "92 - _ -A -. J9 - :3}, - ._,.,0-H _ .-'7"- - :1, ___:;Q,,r_ A3-I - .'_ . ._ - _ » 1.?-._q 4 L_ -S . ':- I! hi ~ ta- q;;£w'h tL new »'|.f{%:-T"E '-'- '*-_ ".;.,.*£ ~- -~ 1 - . "- 7 _ - MEHORANDUM inif p nr .--,-92_ " iaii _ . .. _1p. _ the _-. .A .. I i _ ' Re :-;-_;_ AGT§E%"i IESconsumesfl ' .-;x,- i _ . _ I ..-+ _ .. ~92 9'» 4 _ :7 Mnrdar f I /1 .e e e ... , =1, -= "Informant-who is well posted inCommunist affairs - 5=K. _i !:"-H . . 0 7_espec_i_ally happeningsin Spain during the Spanish revolt *....,. . 1, 4 .. .I_s _ _#ea ».*-.2 - - »-he, -.-1» 1has§<'_ at'my-request, followingpreparedpithe memo1'a_1_1dum rel- .:_,' vi. _ I-he r_n.Lll'1l@; l'i RQ'l'SKY of the _ and I L . Q"1 ''""atisev'*te[opinion his as to .92' -92. ./Ipersons whenwould possibly . have been involved in planning the imurder as representativesfof the $ov1et._ -w ' I 1 . _ 7'lnformant. personallyknoins a great number ofthe d murders in Spain during 1 the revolt there Quoted herewith is the memoran inn , - pared by Informant Q ; - = "TROTQKY LAEJE -* 9' Soviet Agents who engineers many ;- I-v» _ d Fossible -b115pe0is"" ore .'_ ,5 : E J E5Q < 9 .1 ~ "MOHARD.= ' . alias JACSOH probably has 92 ' relatives in-,»the"¢" 17 nf clutchesI. E - of the _ G.P.U.-. cHAN'KAIrene; _ _ . C: whenhe P!was hiiiegu_ ;__ with STALIH. because. _ of,BORODIN,_ - . 2»-~§;ispecial ambassedor.t§ ff ""' .".f." - .1 ,oanto_n',to send had his own son to the Oriental univgr-fa, sitghin Mosoows when diplomatic relations were broken of 11-. '1 "hoY we forcedto make _state:.~:ents against his "own 4 /N%GRIN alsoallied to STALIN hadto send one of I DI, a . i R. . 1 ..? 5 92 J ,1 _'_father; , -. _hi's'ser.s,It seems that Ronnie, agents to and seheel d'iploma_ts_,4of..S'1 Al.IN" in Moscow andhas beenover nnahlei the; all §?p,$_'.___H worldhaveto getahim. outto lea in spite of _ b pressure .7brought " ' to ear .2. _b y,r " _ :.: //B EihvIlk1Tf~hoStockholm in favorformerly wasof NEGRIN . Ambaseadolfi-téo¢.1}thens, NEGRIN'Swife has and stated who ;, -3 1 bfbizethat NEGRIH w1ti1"S'I'ALIN not only sold.seen out his has Spain twq';§so_ns but alsoimhie sacrificed family;to _-ii ___ "Russia. BERAAINpresently lives in_I§ewYork and is the ' *-I author of the book entitled "20 Years in the S ice 1-Q"_" vs their families» in Russia LEJANDRO,- _~, 1-_~:.."l. -'-.1. 4 -1-... ""'~n fr ,1 -92 Q cg I. vi 1.. i - = e 31" _-55;_ w _ , ,_i_ - K: - , r1J . ?/ '"The psychologicalmoment for ~. the at}_ qn"" i ROT%'S.-. .,:'w_Ni~ i life of the 24th of Ma?-" The Finnish war"ha -brought out " in sharpsrelief the -weaknesses and the many;s.ontrad_iet1ons;= . concerning the. STALIKregime in Russia, by" the following 3' -... '1_ '._'u. »-<- Q s >1 '1 .:_,.§;_-9 1 _ l.|;* :15 to-1:~s:~-1 -1. . they would be allowed to get back their small proper- . ties held before this regime, and that the soviets wold ,.-... - be maintained as a guarantee of.Eemocracy among these - 1 .. _ ;smal1-holdings; »the third and most dangerous of these ..'_.>"E s. » shenshv wrrents was-thatiseparatienist idea prevalent ...~ 1 1 '1 5*? .l¬;in-the_Federated Republics of the Near East. This was- I -=' 'o ; most*dangerous because it threatened the oil or Baku. . This movement too is the one which most worries STALIN eréq because he has already begun assasinating his agents of ._.~ ,1:-J the G.P.U. and because he could not readily mobilize --m-;,'_92 .7 ;a, q_and§mcvehis troopsto throttle this movement owing to . Y. V .%.'._. -s"=the'pccr.r §_c_- - ,-_ transportation_taeilities of that region; - -='">*92WithIthis situation going on and the Finnish war pro- .0 P t If at ,7 " - ._»;__1;.31a- greasing, TRQTSKY_was able to gates massage to Russia" .,_ . denouncing the STALIN political"setup.? The message was .n >'a:- s 'read in several factories and prisons in Russia. There- .M '- fore,STALIN'S anxietyincreased and TROTSKY'S death ;*é was ordered. Furthermore TROTSKY was the only great survivor or August, 1917, and in spite or the vigorous o campaigns directed against him by the STALIN government, .1 he still held an almost mystical prestige among the _-_- - masses; - ~ ' _"..': '"PW 1 stale ._5ss1>es£s." .=_J,_ i ,f"PIERRE" 0 Hungarian born, naturalized Italian; married to an Italian, has a son 12 years old. eubiect . -. isiquite tall, very strong, has oval face, about 45 years _ *_ __ #- old, has cruel locking greyablue eyes. His wife-is - igasagh ..,. 1 short and stocky, strong, dark-complected, and speaks- **' ~- Italian and French with a marked Italian accent=_ Sub- ' 3 ! .-- ~_q. -... -<;.x .. _. _ ~ i ": ,.1_ ; Jecnyspeaks §erman,_Italian, and-French qute well,_and ; _~ . Spanish with a marked foreign accent_that could be taken 3! .-7 - for French. PIERRE¥was'in'Peris,frcm 1922 after MUSSO- 1 -';-Tu.1. LINI'S rise to power! until 1925 when he was banished 1 . from Francs. In 1925 he was in Brussels as an agent or ; the G.P.U.3 and then in Spain from 1953-1959 as a age- 92~r1 ,?cialist on Spanish matters in charge of the "Internac. ~ Comun." and the G.P.U. in Oetaluna where he had absolute .- ,1 K».'...._l_ z ~s q_pgEers even inclusive over the Consul of the URSS, by STALIN after the defeat I ~*i inAHTOWCYKOMSEENKG Qrecalled Spa n and shot at Odesa when he landed!. Subject -,-._ £45. ; , '§? seen inMexico up until two monthsprior to the attempt ,. Yd. 7- =- .5.' . . W against TROTSKY on the 24th of May. Subject has a close H F - i " a d very confidential collaborator in Mexico - RAFAEL 5:." - :1 .~. ,,, -¢ - u _.- 7 v/¢ £h§§.92 o __ gxl _..i;hw l ~r F3; 6' ' -- 7 "RAFAEL I>.I.ARI1% -L- Spaniard. Ex-founder in 1921 of P . . 'the "P. C." in Mhdridunder the alias "CHARIVARI"%!'He1I ; . lived in Guha and Meiice.!rem3l92§¢l9£9'whsre he -ooh _ _ " 'anfactive partin communisyicwork in_thesacountries. *3 V. -2... - @- ". 1° BL ; '-" - . -- » . . ._ _ . ,..a~ " __ H W~; , _- ; ___!. -'- ~-=*-,-n_f_-.- _92I h,_.,. at-.~ __ . __'-" . 5 - .. _| -1-_ ,_.-'-,_ --.' _ _.., T -.. ..,_ L -- _92. _-;-2.. ._;, -' '.;.- _' . I... .- '1'I_-'.__' -92 '- . '~ -_- ' 3 _ 1' - ' '1 _92 +!/.~=a:':-»'-'i"-j ?--. i _|;_.;i_., :_ _,T.- ._L ,_ ,;. -,__-,. .-?3'»>,*=1-. ..a!___:' .-I :2 ;.**i.-"I, ?*.". -.""2f.""I" ¢= @a .,_ -¢-*-r-.1-.".f'1.I _ , .-_.l.1 _ 1 .,*., . _-f,-'";. %" .';,!-'%.f'>-._, _._... . !_._,. I .4 -"¥a ~~f'.-:. i.?>--'1"? T _-1, I. , H-I-.~. ,_ - "P. -;--~<~...-.--. ---.....J------..,»-.»..--~-»- 1V924I -----_.-., . ___ I 92 - - ow" H » - - ---1--~v i--- - |. - ix-92 1 - -|...... ,.....»q,.- ...-|..-.4.--.4.-4-._ i C _ _ I I3-1H! i , #5 In Paris from 1929 he became an active head of the 1 Cgmintgrn and tha G-.P._U. In bp in fI 0£l1 1951 he COH- E tinued_with executive duties and from 1933 on he collaborated in Spain with PIERRE. Duringthe Span- q. ish war Subject participated in executions of the G. - *1 P.U. in Barcelona, andmade severaltrips abroad among _< which was one to eatinamerica as an agent of the above mentio ed organizations. His wife's name is AMPARO - :1. i ,,RUIZ5/RShemade alsotrips abroad during thistime as an agent of the above mentioned organizations. She represented the Comintern at Pedagogic Qongresses of the French and Belgian organizations. -MARIN is 58 years .or age,_tal1 and thin, hairblack and slightly gray, , wears glasses, and always $m0ke5_a pipe. AMPARO RUIZ is 36 years old, short, obese, dark ccmplected, very % energetic in her actions, very intelligent, of su- -2 perior character to subject! and therefore very well as thought of in Spanish Communism. She accompanied Sub- ject on his trips to Latinamerica which she is very familiar with. PIERRE has such confidence in MARIN that after the fall of Spain he was the only agent that .a....» lived with PIERRE at Melun, Capital of Sena and Marne, =. 3 until five months after declaration of war Feb. 1940} when PIERRE disappeared and MARIN was detained in the % above mentioned Department from whence he left France to come to America. Subjeot's passport was visaed for Mexico by Minister BASSOLS, and it is probable that C becauseA 'of this Subject . came to hexico. ' 1. . ;;"CARMEN" 2 German, 43 to 44 years of age, corpul- eat, tall, and typical German type. Subject is an ab- solute dictator type, with very strong character. In Valencia she had absolute power as an agent or the G. P.U. and she had executed many members of the Inter- . .... a-. 1 national Brigades,jas well as many others through the Avril" medium of the Sl jh ilitary Investigation Service!.whioh We was managed by the G.P.U.- SIM was headed by SANTIAGO KG-ARCE8} 'confidentialently in_Mexicogity at Lopez agentof NEGRIN. #44 bnder canonsthe nameis pres-of Ir I SANTIAGO'GARCIA., Hecame here under passport visaed qw- by the Embassy during the time of BASSOLS!. Subject was evacuated to France and was one of the persons the -=e.>.'92-1 G.P.U. was most interested in getting to Latinamerica where she presently is even though it is not known vr-P whether she is in Mexico, Chile, Santa Domingo, or 7 _-4 A . some other country, bat it is most probable that she Yr is in Mexico. " sf . 55? - - - . - _ _ . P . - 92 -3- } h- .. " ~. } .-;i ..l I n '~ - "' 92_-.., Vi , - |-' ; '_ u --§;*'92".¢" T =. 1 WQa . Y-92' * ¬¬§¥:! '.'. i . In-ism; 4 ' - ' x I I 47,. 3% __ V_ I _ '**{ *3 "JOAQUI ' BQ.= Valencian from Oarthegenia. ! b E ,,_ §- "' _,,_.92 »-, . .4 ¢ 1.- 36 veers old,:tel1,}thin, reddish-brown hair, clear ¬ $' 1 < H@J1 "egi+g£?§eyes,*eHo wes.the;Cogmisear_cf-the 1.-" v.'_ Special Police .92 . _. in_Cat%lg?a; and was given his job by PIERRE and ' I A kt ANTONOJT, SEENKO¬§EPIERRE had much faith in Sub- - e ;ect'who carried t all the Secret Terror assign» - , 1 I :92 11 Q: J ments given to him; Subject is not very intelligent, I r is very vain, faithful as a dog, has no scruples _1.I--"d.,- -J - .-'-_of any kind, and was an-ideal instrument for a F I-mu .,n92.u 92 J! i .. person like PIERRE. '3ubJect is known to be in ' -§'r-: 1"- - "".='-krs.= ,1. . .. _1-"" wl ..5-_ 'V v92' amexico under an assumed name; and has been here for 92 ' 4 a J =' . 'V. 7. R -. " r hm r approximately a year. Subject s held-in great - J -1 . 3 t-".3 ,' ._.L|. confidence by PIERRE and IUA§g§%MORERA, and 1s_ ._ used by both of them;- . ' V ' , . "man CJMORERA I 3-L dppr-intimately ec years of age, average height, oval face, ugly, wears thick . M1. glasses, and is repulsive and unfriendly. Since _ * :.'5'? 1936 he has been the Secretary Genre} cf the PSUQJ" t t 0 .-1' 'A nited-Socialist Party of Cataluns! and permanen _ Counsel of the Municipality or Catalune. He was in Q1..5 Moscow for about four or five months from June or i 1'July 1940, and arrived in Mexico under an assumed H name with STALIN S complete confidence as Director _ _ of Spanish Communism. He is listed as having arriv- 1_ ». .'.r ed two months ago aboard the "Cuba" at Coatzacoalcos but it has been verified that he did not arrive here -_- 3 _ -6-+v.Y? notwithstanding thejfect that his official documents 1 i »a~si~1=-- ; ,4¢ _-.-_'V ""'= M; . " " state that he did. 'The Department of Justice has ;.>92: I .3; #5; -'1'; _:i+i»: . '_-._q»_~~- .-o"~' ., . verified the fact that he did not come to Mexico w. -5,-L, through this port of entry. A month ago Subject .. held a conference in Mexico City where he presented 1 ¢ 4 himself as the Secretary General of the ESUC having 1" 1" STALIN'S complete trust. Subject has more powers today among the communists than/"PASIONARIA" or 1.L .. we Q '"la NEIKEN", also agents of the G.P.U. r ':'1f='. .~"3r~-i-'-.. 1. i ,.~ _ Party "FRANZf5;HLEM %'Chief with the titl_ of Secretary of the German General. CommunistHe is _.;;;l:4. the principal agent of the G.P.U. for German matters _-.-;=, *~92 in the world, particularly in Latimamerica. sub- it ject arrived in Mexico about a month ago, having _: " come by way of Spain, rortugal, New York, and into 'r >- Mexico. Up until three months ago Subject was held 'I- :-.l-. : -~ at the E ench congentration for dangerous communists itehirz" 2., . ;| 1 1 . f*§P"'~ -.' .| l 'v .JrI'VER E$k % ARIE£E§.'SubJect's isa fora exioo was _ __ ._ e . ._ H1- ~ ~ .1;._,92'$.-P visas obtained for by 13 VICEN@$;LpMBA3§9*%0LEDAN%Falong German and A trian wri ere seven withof i l . _>'. II whom are well_known'to.be agents of the u.P.U. I . _., » ;_ .' '£ .- .3-Q. . _ §§.- 1-__ - .e: ,... -41- <2, _ .-1 ;-1 . or Llqd - L _ - p- ~» 1» w_A>KJF M E-u"*nr? 5* Ww~w-* T * * ***F"r?w§@n-ww-Q-Q-Quaanunnn 1* '*t¢3§ I i / ,*/ J -§,, ._ ; »1Q{3t . t j-. .92/- "AvEnINg$poHzALEz?="sL cnwr l ngllWe11- L ? IHF.'4 A - known for his cruelty as nee_ of a Communist divi- . it"1- - ».'s-llsion dominated by-the G.P.U; in which he wasasso- gt-.._{§_<. %foiated with LISTER andthe "GomandanteCarlos" ~ :;¢ x ,-He was in Moscow untiI*two'months_ago LISTERis BF , , , »_. apparently, still there!. He wasseen in New York <.v M . ,oon January3, 1941where hewas recognizedby a .- 5»- -.u person closeto him even thoughSubject hasshaved; m? : loff his beard. It is known that Subjectwas in »Q.-. . AM New York on_nisway tolmexicolandis probably _ k .. . _, * *W~ there - _ now.$";_ , ,__ ;-_92$ .57. . . ¢j»__ , . - . - F" 4 - .- 1. - . 1; " . _3,,~,___|=| -. _ ..=,~ .1 . s- H "JUAq? §@nS5£ PrefeseonJofPsychology in '<" - _f **.;:- 7 '--757 ; 1 v" -. " Madrid. Presentlyin Mexicofor the purpose of §§3; .-h3_ -»_ -@-study1ng_the "IACSON"case. He is an agent for |-_, . . .- biALIN in Spain and probablyan agentof the G.1.U. .4- -g ; as well." 1"" "a | ,"__ . 2 - ' ._ , -2; . . _ ,-. <_,_._ 92'_. -| $- - -? _ ___n ~- r,. . I r //.~_ l . .. . . FnJ" -, o- . - f r 1 » ., " * ' ' 11 »_'*' -- _. _.r__.__ :__-,__ 5 3»-5'. ._. ' '£.¢;_",A--' -. 1 , .»1 _ " I .-' ...»?;_. ,i ' . I . 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"fr.:=..' 92 ii: 1'he c'orres};Jondent_ <= e£n~._a<$£e& he: -of Weidener _ ~ is 3¥ ' ' library . in t an effort . to . verify ,. it and . the .Librarian P informed him that some "Qustoms Men" had checked the . p -A papers. The correspondent did not believe the Libra- rian, however, but was unable to check the story fur- ,,. _» ' _ fjther, so it appeared in the Post ,7 never-the-less. 92 , . DUNN preferred not to disclose the'name of his corres- 1 =5 L i"* - ,.,'.I -" .. -Q - """"}'f*po1'ident," _ but "several" davs -previousfthe vAgent'_ca11ed' " .';'. _-;_ p. .__.._. n _.. I r92 1-I 4 ---iv "*§t DUNN'S-0ffice_and his secretary"inadvertently slipped 92 . . ~.l'3'|' ' . . . . 2" V .';~' .- ' $44 'and advgied that the name o lthe Harvard correspondent . .,,..-.92,.¢» la; _--1 .- - ,, xi#15:"-'1=_Jo LEIFERT." phonetic! .'. ? . -1. -- "1.-. ~'. AI CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS ,5 Director of the University l . .- ' I Library and Librarian" Sr Ha'rvard"College; Harvard Uni.-4 v . '| _._is L Yversity} advised_that, apparently, TRDTSKI had a pre- monition that hTe- was goingvto-be assassinated; and he ~ J wanted his writings to 'be~3in-good hands; so he negotiated ! ,= with Harvard University for _ _their purchase. e Harvard University send a representative to Liexico City to examine the writings and agreed to purchase them. .92Y '. "L , ' Instructions were issued to have the papers shipped to '7 %¥ l=f ? '"nHarvard in bond",'and arrangements were made with the . ;= *1L s#s k_h. .__92,92 l- .._. -» ]United States Customs Officials to examine them, in the- .- .! . _ - i: .,_-92'i4 - 9 J 5 1 92 '~ |. '- .presence of the Librarian -at arvard University, instead 1 r of thee ustom House. »' . r _ J. s . ._f nff .n §I Iv Mr. L£ETCA.LF E advisedthat he was present when the cases 4 were opened, and several days later he read in the news- papers that Government Agents were examining the papers, . gr- but that the article referred to the Customs Officials. Several reporters contacted him in an effort to verify 3 the story, but he told them there was nothing to the story. 7" 1 :5 I L at A. 5 3. -E1. . : 1 L-','. -"ti " §_Q_i-§PL_ETION KQ 0FFJ,',CE__OF._ ORIGIN w. =" -_ '92 ,,'_._:,l r-,' _ - 4',» _ '.|.v' - ".,,» -Q, -.' -t -*1 xv *1-. o '=4"- . v ' _ ~. . "2 - ;. ,'.;:, -V.-,~ ~ '!'.-- -. -ta- w . ..1.-- e1- r-_-. 92 -~-. __ . =1 -" 1. . w eta _-.._.,.-_: g _ _ .. ..1-_ _ _ , , .,. _ _ . . ,._. _ . ,, _ . .._ ~z.- --, _92 ¢_. , - , -_ e I-_ .1_§ -.1; . K411 r-___ ." 3:" F . M }__92 .4 _ ¢5" i'92v ,. '-.,_.' W _' 1 92 '_»,__:-;_ ' 'I ~*A_;.~ 1 - _4 - _ ._§- e 92_92 . 1 -'4_.- J 92 __ - .I 4 " Jr -v - - - . ' v e.. '_._a,»~- K "--_ '2 . .- '~--- 1: ,- . ._. -. - ~ . z 92 1 ~ . ~ ;_._;_-',1 $'éd§?.'...;_-",7 . as 5 * _ 1. _ _ 2 $- 1» _ __ ' .f-' '92- ' ' 4.. r _92 s .3 on , . v_2. Z 92.92. . .- . ._ _ . , ..-~ M , .:- -,:->.' '»".,:_ -_"j..~- P *- 92-fa? g" - - H ¢ __ x. -4* -_ I' ,. Y e. I 1 C 0 M .4 -'-4 1| - I: I.~-_-.-w _|... -_ __ . . 1|" o.~ we = ,:' .- '- Letter to Director. _ 2 ? .,,,nres¢1eus9?- .. 7 r L 3 The source stated that in his opinion, 11 and when m"1=.c.».1-1~:1=a is releazeé rm prisen and assuming £EREERIA SKT direstcd bna TEOTSIY murder» I 5EREBR_1'_MI5KI will attempt» to contact 192.CTRE,.'-KL ?-JR, who also uses the alias of .,| ; - JACQUES IEORNARD and FPANK JACSCIL =1 -- '. 4 .3 ._ _ A Pg? -'1?; E7i?§F 3.fI,Refe:encé K pl-un n-'gI92_ '-.--.___1_ -4 15 .___ made 1 to j.I__the _ __ report _..1.4 L'l_l_l of s; n'Yn'!:92 EGLLAND _l 1'f92- 0. L'ALLIE? FqT92ThI!l;1T92dated = DY! , J 4.0/.p§ an rarla, rrgnce 111 pus caau enu.w.:.u, _:u.»1u um;-..; 4b-rinuin r r. .¥ hQrOin it is reported that GARID$D¢HERCADER, with aliases, the mother of JACQUES MERCADER; resides at 25 rue Renvequin, Paris 17, Franc6- This . report also reflects that LUIS MFRCADER, brother of JACQUES ELRCALFR» Went é; 5 12-O Russia with his mother in 19h1 and has repor*.:~.dly rerr'ai11<~_=d in the USSR F 't"'1.". é tg 591-vg as 3 quaranty for the silence of his brother, the assassiéa of "lY92 18$- TROTSKI. = _ - yi;"|'I.§l_"92 I ' -A =2. ' . :/' .4; 1 -=. -. ! i . A ,;-vb ">_""_ A _§»}{,|._,;»" ., , q . *~_|u-_-H». = ._n i£=f;;A 1* icopi§a of thig 1§t£er?n;v¢ bean designated for the following --. ~- tIu.caaea: ""' " _ . . Z , A . I w " .1 1 - A j - r xtmo CASE: ESPIONAGE - R", ax file 100-31551 and "JACQUES G -73,. -van ..._- ... 1?a.w'1'bmmraEs<§Hn, was; F.°-PIONAGE - R", WY file 10o-?'r51"-_ ""'" "I E1 .. 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An investigative report was fur- nished the Sin Francisco Office by tho San Francisco Police Dcpcrnncnt on June 10, l9hl, a smmmary of which is being set out as followszt ",r Sometime in Juno or July, 19b0, RlLPHKLEXANDER - CHESSE,_hiswife and their three children, along with HENRI WILLIAM ARIAS, alias HENRY TlLLILK WIESSIN an=11* lis '1 W1 e -Z 192l.l.RCELLEIIRI,-LN,l';,I-RCFJIJ JULIA:~li:=s moved JULIA[%H.'JSS'E,or -., into 526 Ur?nus6Terr1cc.A shorttime laterMr. andllrs. ARIAN moved to ts Lisbon_Strect San Francisco which propertywas purchisod by than.,Hail still arrives it #26 Uranus Terrace for Hr, and Hrs. ARILN or LCIER! and a r < qunntity of forcign mnil is received at 6L5 Lisbon Street. 4. so HENRY ARLANis supposedly Dutch, he having filed 2% ! Ql a petition for citizenship in l9LO at San Francisco and i smne was denied on November 16, l9hO, with tho reason for denial being "Good moral character of applicant not est b- lished". He was deported fron tho United itntos at San Pedro, California, Jinuizy 25, 1929, for being in the country illegally, but he rc ontcrtd the country_;gain three months after being dcportcd, Ho stntcd in his poti- i tion for citizenship that ho onto d United Status it San Pedro, California, April 18, l?29 via the S.3. Venezuela, x under thoname ofKENURIK WILLinKWIB5SlNG, givinghis b// birth pl1C£ ns Amsterdam, The Ncthcrlnnds. Hw stnttd that his occupation was roscnrch and Ghost writer-ind the last foreign rcsidcncc was Mazatlan, Hoxico. The petition fur- ther Stat d thnt.hc mwrried his present wife, KARCELLE CHESSE, at Winnomucca, Ncvnds, July 13, l938, hc having previously nnrriod end divorced. nRIhN rdmitted that he was Hrrestcd in Montorcy, Cnlifcrnis, and he Ptqutstcd thut his nunc be chnngod to HENRY AHIAN, the namc ho uses now. He is described ts: age 52, height 6'1",weight l75 lbs., complexion fair, bloc eyes, brown hair, thin build, and, specks with slight accent. ? A neighborhood invcstig"tion ravo lcd that hr. F and Hrs. HRILN were not well known, but no one was found who had hoard then discuss anything of an un nscrican naturt. ELRCELLE RlAN'smaiden none was CHPBSH, T d on Fcbruvry 2o, 1936, she registered as 3 Communist, under the r name of NJRCELLE JULIA CHISSE, in San-Francisco. In l9hO Shu registered as 2 Dmnocrat, under the nnno of HnRCELLE JULIA gEILN, #26 Urnnus Terrace. He sistcr, IERLIE CHESSE, registered in l932 as a Socialist, _g_ Ii t F . 5.»mZ_Q; ?~i 4 r. ' 3, av-I-,. '_'V>,':_.§£A._.-t. f -'_"._ taint,2 ._. ..-=3. -_; ?¢92'92.~ A ' , 1, = vim:-~_--,"z- e £.-- - |',.'¬- jaw?" K t .._ ET. v The W515 1'uz-"ni shed I-,g92"] P'.'r:5.ght$3 ilcight O I Co -sxiun .:pl29 105 fol-.l0r:in:z, d<:scr.'§,">ti-011of i-Irs. r1LRCLLT_|.iE d'LI@;EI by the S.-"n F1*r=n=:i::co Police51 DcpP.rt:".ent: Dari : lbs i 5-?an It is bclitv-tvl by the S.-an Frcnciscn, Phlicc. Dc:pa;rt.1<.-nt thnt I-I..1?.CFILL£. .I?_ [.'-.I~I I= i.1»;CTT'...-'~.n-E ..Cl. .1L.11-c. idcnt*_cr92l. n rtvitu of Ijrn Fr-..nc;sct,t Fllt Nu. 100-EMU rcvtaltd é . that an nu;-;11st 21,, 191,0, Spcciwl ltgcnt TIIWQJY 1-3S'l :JP W -Z- .5 '1dv:.:=.¢rl: _"r. b-- KELIITH11.l1.'[ O?-T._. inv-_.s tlgnting :92;10tE1cr rmtttr :1 insurm"-.c<; -».<_ .juu.1»;r, t-.h:.t wnile I brrmght =1 1936 Ford frwx". N cw , He stated tI'1 1t imrc,-stif;-= ll- I: lo ?-1 -1<=:d tlmt H5. .IlY 1-.7Il;'.Nh-ad tion192";»1"-it matsold it . :.I'1Francisco. '~I:_-.n , at 3981',»Clay Strtat, S:.:1 _ ...l~, '92 oi i'J.{.N di;".=clu5c92l 1.11:,-t he lived ' 5 .1 Fr"-.1=ci::cv, C£1lili"1 -121118.,:1.1d t-n cont:1ct- in the l#:nc.L-.nd"-* therehe le'.1"n<:dthat sufzject recuivtd 1*. lot Dr. -.--.;.¢. ,- .41 +~_.,,,-_. .92.;~,w- j.,,-92-¢,._,,1-_, ~u.-vu-.. <_..92._ '--F xac-1-..._, _|_ 92_, Cit J 92-nu.92.¢.L nr92r-',->-.'- 92Jil92.-,1.»-1-41+--am-.-.1 rl92l-l-92-VJ- -ll .--L +1"! M 4| -H] »-92-.~-1.-,q - 11a_r.1<;ly, I-TTL ]SSI£92Yf."1AC.-III. and '; :.~a]_=.:n".§.].r92dy fll <1.-dvisc i that subject, on sovm-'.'"dF_rcc."=;.~"-as afttr 1~==.-cti=.-';?n_.; mi]. TLLTOFI g. Tics ct w -:1 1-'Te;<;iccw<.>u.l~'.1 City, stcrmt E;.~.~ve mating in J . f1"<.2-1. : n r0<_:r1 at which the ii'1Ei 3.92"l 11.1 =.'|_£ -1ran old l.I1<.I ,', nan,woul-1 talk in .'-"-.fc1'-iign l":1@ju='1g;;c.Sim darkened h.-gd ;.:uv-;dfrat; h'-_I place t.: -,{*2.é Ur..r1us -"fad-3. they :y'<"u.Lg uuy Fr'-.nciscc|. - ~ st."- L:- l that rc-cent ly 'l'3T'1"'rau-3., San ?. By lutt»_:r'Fir-.te-'1 jt|1:~1:,-t213, 192$!, the 2'1-1 -..i-~.1:lnutornobil-.2 Theft Burr.-can, Pine Strmt, :~dvi:"..;tl t!1".t' -[J~.21 'LC1 E -lictnsc {B96051 W218issued *--:.;~cl1 19, lL'!'!+O_,*3: HI=Jr-$12.1 ..Iil...+ ~I, 6729C¢1liforn.i;-.'. Strr.-;t. 1.17 I. .i92I w s desc:"1.b-znl '12; b921 .r1<* J _6*].-t" in hCil: 92 ht, weight 168 lbs., ojn;-s I->11.u-5,h<"fJ.I blr»r.=1<:,ngv: 32, and d-"1".-.1"1'i<:rL..Thu latte,-r also st.".t§=;d thwt .'-I- .I;1Nhad 2'.F 1rd rtuto rs.-';i:=tu1"i.;lin tht; ';'»t>."tr.- of New Ycvrk 11:1|1lvr lie-;ns-12G?"F'?].,. issuedOct-noa,-r 11, 193 !, ."1»;i she '.:- 5'l -= 1 ing his ;92_c'.r.l.r<.ss33 T3.»-at as 23.11 Strmt, Nam Y'92r -. I-.' .1 65-18 e~.'=i'; . _ Q uirector, Federal Bureau of Investigation, "H-"£. Uashington, U. C. 92~92-__ -. t 67 Re: JACQUES {mu v.-us iJ1i2NDR2JSCj¥1J, *r.as., 1 ESPIONAGE *6! 6 Dear Sir: I =0 ' Reference is made to Cu todtal uetention Lemorandum dated September lh, l%O, on Vladimi Qehr, who was investig-rated in connectiontith the above case It has been ascertainedthit Eehr was gg naturalized at the U. S. District Court, New York City, On Jece¢L.r ~@# E if 3rd, l93h, Certificate §3826lh7. He was born.in Hertnny in lS95 and .- cane to this country via the Canadian Pacific Railway from Vancouvnr,3.C. A review of the file reflects that Eehr spends only n few - months out of each year at his eurmer homein K;wport, Rhoie lslani, sud that his real residence is in New York City. Fur this reason, and be- cause of the feet that New York City is tee Uf£i " "-igin in the case 3" .4 . 1 the recezmenietion fer custodial detention tuhni el sy the New Keven n, Field Division is being withdreta. Sfhce jurisdiction Over this individu~ it under the Mew ";rk City Yield Division, it is felt that any recotmnndw ion for cust0'L;l detention should be filed by that Officr. a ~ ¢l n ' 1'" i _ .m I. - ifI . _ -1 J Special .t;e.92 in in rye. |/ 1 _/ 4? cc ew York. -.._. -I _,_ I 92 K ' - --~~- - - Y --w._, .-- .._. _ -- SFGQ //' _ 41- ii ms. » > * k ,. H1 ! .-¢:.>._ .1 41.:-t.i'.'_'{"_LX....-._..._l-. I ji :- /I 7"[:!F".?§5 "'fE..:'. '" ,1" ' " - ¬';§*t"i:94; :1 Y 1 _ w Iva.-:'.F_i 5 ._.._..._ I . 92....': I-','¥ - A-0-M -at ' ' tnzral Em-can nf I-nuszstigai if: T _ _h Staten Bepartment uf I 92 Providence, Rhode inland . November 28th, LL9ia-1 J1-IS /j S _ 65-18 ...:6 $5 Director, E Federal Bure-111 of Investigation, hashington, U. C. . ,-92 t .92 ,! . i i ~ He: JACQUES .~.uhil'JARD" . ; -.11 92x-Qntsceu, .-es s ESPIONAGE G! » ?i ¢ *~ » 1 ,. Dear Sir: I - 1"I. 1 Reference is nede ta/énstodial Detention Lnmorandun det"d . * u September lit, LQLO, on FHAPJ 92;'C92'.!RlTZE."I, v'n 1 Yr;-.5 "I_;r92.-esti.5;=te -i " 11-, t ul' ours, '5 e 1 F Fr _,/-" - ' S11 .-cial D.AgeqoR. i...OI Q , in Chargte/' v . , cc- New iork. t :' |,,@-~.! 1 1 /92__ '92 - 9,1» ,~:.M.¢_= w, ' h~' . I . . . --M _-_- . ._.__._._._.4.r .1, . F33 I ' '92_ lé. 'R'Ef"'n'R' F ' X :- '-I.',"-I .' ' , ' '_'. -. .i___.. 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' 1» 1 92 131! 7- t ' Reference is node to Jacques larnerd Van -Dendreechd, who was ,; Keir . _ convicted or murder in the courts of Eexioo in connection with the wi . _|' ' . . ; i _ -A aaeaeeination oi Leon trotekg, "Pow your iniomation, the Philadelphia .~_:>_'.f_ e' '-4+;Ofricesae contented on January '2, 1942 by- , tome:-11 '. 31,- - 1 L: e civilian inveotigetor Iith theillaval Intelligence and presently ;A92i.92> ._. - connected with the ford Intelligence Office, who informed that he e ". 92 . 92 - '_ recently received n letter tron en individual in Mexico, Iboseidontity J Inn. nc &IABII'I92l -Innfeenlrl -Fn UV HQ, 92I|h:'I-bilie,n'92n in .... 'I1'l1|'!h ...... it ..- '1 _.s . 1-..---'11.;-lt d th __.a- I. on c--__9- tr 1 1:cn_<'i be made by the OGPU at the direction of Joseph Stalin to effect the 1 release or Fm; ijndreoohd some time in the mture while he ie being 92-H.S . he _. tranlife,rred__b3',;;j!e1:i.oen authorities to n_ certain penal colony. ¥ V _4.-'. .. . . _- _ 92 :_ . N. . i ,-LT T' In lull-I BO!1 8¢'51OB, U10 PU-il-ZIGIIG nun as hie letter that Van Dendroochcfl is sehedulepi-1-to be transferred to Ielne _ .-,.' i I811-ll; n ilexieen penal colony locatedptt the coast at iloxioo, but 1- ~; '3 -. _ according to thie letter the OGPU 'I1l1"intercept the boat before it 4 ;'reecneg the island, at which tine the subject I111 be released. It ne indicated that perhaps theinotive etfthe OGPB in effecting the freedom or this an ie to prevent any disclosures concerning the activ- -- ~'."/ 'z ities or the OGPII with respect to the ueeeeinetion or Troteky. . 0. . 1 . . .,_ e 301"" u!-khan. $0 Ii i C. Iu._ue| ______ :1 . ll .. Ir. menu: __ 5 MAILED -:,* Ir. ier ______J! " Iii: ~e~: ".* who aw". .9 " , 92 F1 If-. l-I _-j 19 I932 -a -_|§~Q.92 " . . .r/- --. -=-"'"-+ , M 3 U r up. eunq _ DE M~-B'il~RE'm-J_| v1. ~- 1' :7-. -- E °Y.?_ } . I _ . -' . - _ U13. UEPBRTUENT OF OF INVESIIGAjugncgon . I { . __ _ 'In-rUQtl°r 5. uqueneee -' " ' ' ' I _V _ _ - ...--fi...'.T ' 92 e corms bmsmozig i 92 ;,j'i.-,_ ""-e""_'. @ it 19-Bss.-1' c mac 1|...92 5 u92 --:---->-.5 EFEB '-9'»4 F- _ 1942 t -. t, ' » -. . . A .-.-- .~:-go-, -*9;-.-' - --=._ - - ~ r l" ':-1- '" ~'» ';=e ~<--=."*---_-~- - _~. , ~..'. a ._- ,;.--+»<*?-'_i -~.'_ =---3, -,-»:92-'3.-*J ."é ~'__£-if_"$-T':; ..:;. _f-V- §.? ;._'.: h'T: :3_l"'}J »_- -_>, 1. 1 i ' _ _':r;»- -1+ .- 1. -v , »,. -.1' -1 - '..-'_ - -,-l __ ! = _f¢& 1 _ - 39.4_-_ .¢,En.-_'.rr ,- . ,1.-.5, -,1 41-j.p'. ~'---',-e.,.-+=b- -A~ _--- 'f ¢-'_-Z1?-}'=.*_ ,-t :g -,'§92_»:"§:; -,.¢__.1 '____..;_ -__ Mir-1,, ;-¢,~.'~. 492 Q? _, 92""'- - ' ' 'r'q|$uewwIH||I1aII~'; . A III92IIB_92li W, .. |4 . . . ._,_. _. . ||L; Jl7|nl'|eI92!6|M'- January 7, 1.9112 M Director M Federal Bureau of Investigation >I ,'JaD shingtcn,. C, . / 1 O¢ - n L . rli Re: mccurs T-.UR.Lt£-1RD I92' FISCI1. I.Al .ECIJS Dear Sir; foimerly a civilian iI1V¬Stj.{-_'.B|§O; with naval Intel igence nd prcsentl; connected with tie Word Intelli- gence.1 Office ! cuvistd this office on January Z 1 1342I that lo ad " Q n J 'ustD received a letter fro."-1 I-fexico from a arson wnoee i:1entit;=' i -6 . we-uld n -t disclose. The letter stated that J. -.C-"UEiS Ii0Td'E.F .RD Q1188 Jecrcson :=.ho is on trial in Mexico for the murder oi "FL-if3?-A."1', -was it to be released by the U. C. P. U. 1.1: tine direction of TC-"ii" '§ [ .*1.Lli -I. 7 Q2 The letter related that ITOPJE.- R13 shouldbe transferred to Isles T»- arias, e penal colony off the coast of lzexico but before t ne.bo'_-t scliednledis ¢'. . to reacl. the island, the L;-. La. P. U. will intercept the same off the coast oi ._exico an-4 relase him. lie Les been promised his safety $1-1-"1: by the 0. Cr. P. U. and the U. S. S. ii. but is not considered too reliable .:-R , and might be rnaqe to tall-: so they ore anxious to obtain :.i,s release. ..__ i .. .- .-»-- This information is being, forwnr-;1ec1 to the Bureau for -4 whatever action is deemed appropriate in:.s;:ucL1 as In investigation ,,F _ should be conducted at this office. The inforrnent, I. I". "cC11U¬?7__'EIY," is not considered too reliable by ti -is office. "1 . CT V '" or-tru"'7,' 3'; Q you E15 . ; I , r __, 1/ L L-I 3'I I. w =::r.:.':qn - ..J- ..t.. Sp el Ag-entin Charge =61 "F -g U 2 { ..1 JGK : LBH ,92 92_{PP" Q 52-o 9 .-"§ r :' I I-wvl ,4 '- s DEETRO1!»? - COPElease? BBB 5 ~ P»-W . xii -in l er-' .. r_'v," L J. . . ' *3 I V LL I,-*7 ! _._ ._ _---:'.1 -." ~.--->*92f-'.-i. '5. ix 1 - a -_-,,-__.er-.-_ - . -In .--'4 g--92 . . I i R- I" " ' 1.?' JP =1. I I :2},..',_ ,;;._,-. _ ._;. _:_92a-F ,.-.-Vi.- 1," ,92._._g ~ ..l . »_ 1 _;§,r,._ '0_,_,__... II. _ ..k_. " I /.1 1 .:"_.'~'n 'g if > ' : 3 1 ;!_92__, '1 _- :[ . -. ., 92 . , ',.--- . -e,-H1. -. . .- " Q F90 I - i '.;;_,_ .. 92>-._192 -, ~ r ~ ,_ < "_ , _,.~,.92, _ -.W 1" ' a . -4: qf-,.. . - .» 1 _ ~ . .>' _' ~ ' A Jenner: 17, 1943 A .. - ; .. " _, ' 16Q_;14]_ _°1;| _:;'; -~-.' 1 " * --In N i '. ' .4 e A HR 'f'_92| . " '" '7 ' '*1 . . 92 .' " '.»j.J;*,, ' _ r- '= . _ Z _ -5 1 .,'- - _ ,_ _ ._-______. _ _ _ _ -. _ _ - ' 1 - .': . . Honorable idol! A. Berle, Jr. _e '~ _4 jeeietenii Beorota:7 of State ¥...§| - Ix J, Department of State _a _ - _ . __ 92 -3* e~ -.' - a. !e:.. 5-.*¥.e:n? _ng9_1_;_1!i Q? _92 H -"L; = _~_T.= '"'- -~s',1-"..~ : _92l *1 ,1 1' ".,. . _. _-~_ -. _,'_ -~ , ___ .3 _ P1- . 92 is/, - V _" ._> '.-;>1- -, ,_ 1» Eb . I 92~ , F,-92:~ 3-1': 3 . _ . K D _,. 92 ~"»§:._' ' J _ ;. 1 _ - » 1 |92 g __.'..~-,. i:_ - -. ' 2 . " '-*, i »' ;~~ 2"»- - _. i 'r_ _. . w, < ~_f| ., __ _ _";~. u 1 Wn .1 , T _:-ih:_'.»oBer1e: _ "3¢_-_-.',';';' ' J; _- _ -..1.H,j._ '1 -4v ,- 1 r 1 ' _ -- ~- > ' ' ' ' - . R_§___4 44 1- -.-1- I-4 T QQQQQ .-Q HQ > IE9!-0785168 3.! DIUII w unuquuw nuuuna - -:o.t-.5 Ibo wee <:0nvic§1Q in the courts or lexioo for the assassination of Leon Trotefy; - For your information, our Philadelphia Office bl nee contacted on January 2, 19432 by an individual, mole relin- .¢,*- bility irqueationeble, indicating that he _h-ed" reoently received E ' 92 -_- ,_ '~ 341*": . .:- * - 92"*|E .7"-4. H Y. Y trmacmtl con-r1' £!m'n._ 92 N.- ,"e-;,: . _ '5} ' . a'_ $3.5 33: . . -._ _ _ o i L R . *- ; Pf". . V. _i_ oi ; . _,. p~=! "fl '. - l 1- L $3,, -._s<.~. .' ~92__ 1,1 AM 'L,='8 __. .~"._.»< -' ~32 W _,_ _s-9 I ¬ . ta 1.4 '92| ~ P i 1 letter .t ron*an individuai in Hexioo, ma identity be i iilii . nottdieoloee, in Ihioh it no stated.'.._thet'an attempt would be neon brthe DGPU at the direotion 012;» 'Joeeph_' Stalin to etreot _ the release otven Dendreuohd eoee time in the future while -' he ie being transferred. by ltexioeq authorities to e. certain penal colony. L '- '»- 7 .. = ', In thiloonneotion, the unknown individual pointed out that Van Deridreaohd in aoheduled.-to be transferred to ' 1:1.-.: %'i=:, .2. 2-21:2: ,oe.o.-.1. ooloay loos!-ea oi; the eoaat oi Ie:ioo,.but stated that the 013?? I112. intercept the boat on 'eh_iob.:t-be eleelein ie_ being. transported prior to the time it. . 1-eeohee tun penal colony, at which time his roleeaetiill be effected. It eel further indicated that the OBPU no perhaps _ aotivete by iti fe that tan E-i d i iid is; 3-at oa prevailed upon to mrnieh information concerning the commotion or the 06W" with the aosueinetion or Trotsky. ~ 4. ,,_ ,,,,,, Smoenly your-e, no 92'. j-3;; . . '3- --'-¢'--=q~'F§.':. 3 . I '7 .' ?_.- <é Q I i .%_ .. :"%" .'.._¥n;tL ' -I.- * ins? _ ug. ' F.'r.-,- _ . . '-.1. 2 _ 1 ; ~' 92 °..-_ "'. .' . r-'*F ¢*.;%: ; %=6s:=9162.~ & ; ~1===w-1 M1942 -." * - . v'1 __ - . . _ __ , M .?-I - ' BIKES. . .. - _ _ :11 4__|._i' _; - .~' " xrsvwzrmsymm '{* ; - - t 92_ . 1* 4, _.-. 4* v <1.-. . 2, ~1.":-"I-5 Bonorablo Adolf A. Berle, Jr, V .2" .,- " . nqiaunt Sean?-cry at Butt - "A ' 'u_. - ; I, ._ . ; - -.1; _ 'D parhnnt of sun ...|.-in.., __ - | Ialhlpgtong. A _a..-=_o.-- . _ ii. r 'N, , _ - 1 '.515-.I ' 7 J é lag: --"'11W daar Hr. Blrlaa . kn : 3-nfra. .-_._. . . s -""1 "-1 ' 1 . . _ J" -3.; . 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RE: JACQUESMAHNAR£!VANC£ENDRESCH, *-e-7» ' mm ALIASE5, mar; ._ E ESPIONAGE ~ R . kl5- Mu I Bureau file 65-29162! '9 "5' Dear Sir: ~s § . Reference is made to report of Special Agent W. S. crauford, dated January 28, 1941 at Albany, New York, in the % Ed's above entitled case. - - The Washington Field Office is being instructed 1'?- to disregard the leads set out in this report to contact '§$i of§icials o the Bureauof Immigrationand Naturalizationand 0 X e State apartment concerning DIEGO RIVEA,believed to be I ; DIEGORIV ERA,the worldfamous Mexicanpainter, asit is felt that not ing of pertinent value would be achieved by covering tthis l d. It is believed thatthe relationshipbetween ALFAR SIQUEIROS,one of the subjects of this case,-who is an "' ;. ; ... 0 1'» . 9! all -3 accomplished painterhimself, and RIVIERA isprobably professional. oi ' Very truly yours, :_-_,.~ . a -fin-/'»~e1 P. E.FOXWORTH, *- e - Assistant Director. cc. 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"-.:''- 1 I I x<>.'.* *1."rm:-_-:--.="- #" NW" - - -- ''. 1 ma. ax?s . -_ :1 1*,. . ;. .=. .14 _ " Ru: JACQUESrmmnn ma nsmzxassmzn, .,;- ; . ' . .-1° yf: '- . I, 1 -. .-Y. - ,1 with aliasea; at al; 1 L: §:;.,;¢} . V _ i Bsrzormoz - 11 _ i"1 .3 I- N3?if" .3! Ln ¢ I -T - . . 1 . _ _= .._ _ ¢ . _ .-..,1,1;. 5;.-. __ _. .x _ %@§ ,- '-. .: _ _~ '1' .4». 92 ~ - . 1 :5 =1;-2:1 71:. --_*~ -I _ 1_,:._ - , -- I-r-.-."L . .- , .- I . 1,' 1 - 92 . - _ . ~ .,~._;,._,_.-1, ---.- -_ __ ,. .1 ._. _- . .,,,1 - _;'.--. . --_ . -_- ht -..~ . . _ 1- N. - _ _ .;.§__ f1--k- __A1,.;3_ _1 :i;-._;'.--L. _ I. . h niuiné; 1;-11.1111a11£§1i 1942, i 4R -'t;z11a'11-111:1a11s@the Bureau perceivsn um no object-1on'to"'Q. u 1n$0rv_icr_ or Sylvia Lgelo toréany 1n1'omat.:Lon.inher - - i poaaeaad.on"-o1 -_1_I'l1 I this to:Lnveut.1gat1on- 92. .0.'I- " , - 1 - 1 1 . .'.J-1 .-. L vi... ,_,- -we _- 1. k_....|_- ,..A I-...v... 1 * Very truly young, P!» .1 -1 ,.;.3.- I . ;; ._, Ax 0. J _ 1.._ _h-._ 1a .. J 92 . 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"E-'1-._ I! _:..i 7.l ITV ; 1'. . - "Q. - 0 '1. * ' i nhcral Z urrau of investigation _ I iilniteh étatre Ellepartment of Zlusture l New York, N. Y- %f' R5G:MAR 100-7751 5 March 2, 1942 1. W A E Director - Federal Bureau of Investigation 7 - Washington, D. C. @ / RE: JACQUES MARNARD Qt?DENDRESCHD, - WITH ALIASES, ET AL: ESPIONAGE R Bureau file 65~29162! '1 Dear 5ir: Reference is made to Bureau letters dated January 4, 1941 - and March 8, 1941 and to a letter from the New York Office to the 1: Bureaudated February 20, 1941 in the aEive entitled case concerning ,3 the advisability of interviewing SYL¥IA 'GELOFF, one of the subjects in this case; As indicated in the letter from the New York Office to the - 0 > Bureau SYLVIA AGEEBFF is, according to a confidential informant of I this office, disliked and distrusted by both the Communists and Trotsky ites, the Trotskyites blaming her for causing the death of TROTSKY and 92 the Communists hating her for being a Trotskyite. :2 ..¢ .. Publicity in this case has subsided altogether in New York I'g.I L__ oity and it is believed that inasmuch as the information indicated'Q s that SYLVIA AGELOFF may be willing to give information and inasmuch | I as nothing has thus far been developed in this case, an interviel X '1 ".- . with MESS AGELOFF may prove of paramount value. ~? . J i ? 1 . _ In view of the foregoing facts, the New'York Office is 1 desirous of knowing whether the Bureau is agreeable to having SYLVIA AGELOFF interviewed in the near future. . tr.-.---"- +~..."|.. ..-.92.a..... val; uaui; "UH-LB, 413? P. E. FOXWORTH __ I jay "if E Assistant Director I ~~*~j-"7"f"j" " '" $3 . ' - . if ' - , 1 . ',f.,-l;_ h 7 >|' . » 8'" - X ._ I -,, _/ ,"92 ~. _ 1 1* , L, 92 .| 1 - " :1? i3 1942 5' I rm Q2 _ _ n 1 1 .£ ..|- |92 r; n |I£. __; A PA ,. r _ 1 " , .1 . P _ _ /-~_ ' U _ 6 . .3-:. *7. = ~ - ~ ' 1» _-92. Q---.-. - ."' . Iii .--"l .a92J >. . '1 " "' 9292 92 " '. t 92-of? ¢4 92!- .- 1-. _- ' . . . = -_-. I. 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'S , Jfiew Hayeh, Connecticut, dated 12/16/40. 1' _ 'Report of SpecialAgent Leonard §1ay1ock,_. /' - - - ~ .. #11 "' .< -I . K. we-;:.<-;-._.>¢,. _,k_:.}.__92j -_ , ._ -;_,- :,,Lr.'_ ,. .- , -' . _ _.- ? '-t -" -@ .4 _ Report of Special Agent P. B. Beachum J I I . Béiv -_, b ,3 -. .,_.:__ ._ _- . _ '_»-.--we--4j'~:'.uvw rlhnmr mm vm-L» .n.wu-la, unawvun H |'Bli_Jf -2/1n//1J..92-If 44,. L.. -. _, ..~'~I-_Et-';.." l' ' I §;."'DErAII5: ' V '..---.~-mum-zoa1~: c1:n é»; : ~ ' '- ...... ' = - ' " ...' . F-f'5 f . " - " The foi1o1rin§in'_estigation'wa's conducted by'Specia1 1. . I L3 -Six. ' Agent _ll- R} Gri£fin- ~- ' ' t . ' 92 ¥|'92 f _ t 7. JACQUES MARNARD VAN DENDRFSCHD, 5,; S =._ mm unsns; 2 4 .-,. L-wis"<-'"¢e;;;;*'; ~ ,, .., - .-, ., "- ' $YLVIA'"# - Ari 1 ' . , - r~ "{ -5,.!-.- ' :,, _ .9: _l' _ V. . -_. H E ' .'i - ,_ P - r ~ C own Fe 1 ~: '_ 92- F5 - 1 ,. ;. L ? T» §=? =71" Pf. '- . k W ioo-7351 - a . r-_< _ .-7:-1- 92__ .. .7 I .35,- _ .. , ,1 .,j- _ _ _",. . ' 1-.;._ . .- yiv-i i £ ' ._.__.; "-{:4 , ._, .; Y -. .- . . -_=.§ Imestigatio Livingston Street, Brooklyn, _"'. 1,_f'|-?.Tf92.:_;:r"92-:"::..".New York, revealed. that HI AGELOFR 'le£t,thi.s- address. Through , .7 -"0,. ' . .r '-11;; United Steftes Boat Office,--271 wsen1ngtss str"eet,- IBro oklyn, ' .' 1 1 ;92 '._;. it 1vas ascertained'that she 'had; le£t"'_he'rT£orirarding address as F- 191 Joralemon Street, Brooklyn. -At this address, it was ascer- ' tained that a real estate office is run by MONTEand ' - k . re 1 -nun meters, when 1n_ter1rieired,- stated that he 7" AF"..:__ .'_:l-1 I - ."~!'."L .. . 0. ' . - - . . . ;- -*. had net FRAHK__JAOS_0H on several ocoasionsand that JACSON had -, - ._-:_,_' } L I " §'A', ,:i '..._ - ioofrnpletel?- fooled the ien.oFFgrsmi1zi. i' He-isaid they thought he was ' r ---."n: -¢..~ ";.- '- 92-"a '- . 1 .-. '- rf!=- .a- § -1' =.~;'< i.'.._ !-.~.-,-Qathorough gentleman and._;the3'r-' took him.at efacefvalue making no ..- . -.- I "",'j=»?f§'=f'-*'.;:? §=--.==§§ ?inquiries V . 4,. l-'.'- J-I1. 1*" into his"'past'.'*-AHe. =oleimed'7no one the familyknevr ::eq'-;92;:t" . -1. ?-_ _'!- - 1. .-3:? i ~'=_;* ~_ anything, about his 'paet.*- Heistated t_hat his three sisters, - =* . sum, SOPHIE and mm hadmaintained an apartment of their _ .. n. 1'. own at 610 Iest 110th Street, Manhattan, for several years nines-L -=*er~1s=..@ Li. »much as this apartment house was then'o1vned by the AGLELOFF family. 1. - . ALLAN AGEI/OFF stated he visited his sisters many times at this .___ .-1,,_ 3. V; ,1. : address e.nd.neve:_f- saw FRANK JLCSON there nor heard of his being E .92 -_92, J_" t-h.ere=- -Be st-sted that he s=_s"eerte.is. t1iet if JACSOH everfet-s.},'ed .2 -1.. :--_1|'.§'{- _-.1 - = .1 .1, H-; , . _ 4. .1. _J,. '- I '- __':...1 there he1ou1.ci__hav_e kno_1m'about{it. a I . j .i- =1 ~j' ~'_;9?~-".~ ?_' -7 ~"..=.-: », '92 --..' . - . _ ,_ '- ~ . r,.._,,'~-. *1 - .»- l.-_: . 1 ,Q '~=-__.1."g... , " '1 » The records of the Hotel Pierrepont, 55 Pierrepont Street, Brooklyn, New York, showed a registration on June 14, 1940 on card-77, 513 of "F. JACSON and Wife, 1269 St. Deins ?! or Davis '2'!pr Denis ?!, Montreal, Canada. They were assigned to -er -. I ~'. room 1'73 ? at $15.00 per week and remained until June 30, 1940 when 1.-; . .. 0 k 1-" they. OhBO1C9d.?;_0I1'b.- The folloiing telephone calls were madeby s. "_.» 1. .92-' I -T» " '2» 5.1- the" JAGSONSré.T'.¥ ' . I - . '' 0 - ._ .l.l_'._ '_. . -.!;;K .. -»¢ ._._ ha; .1. ..{"" {- -' 1. " ! .;- ii '_ "-J e L. '|_'@",'*:L,::-,|192b- . ' _, -t--. 192 RH 4-171.3 1.!"".>" =:--=~-o- .. 4-. -».» , ._- P. ran. --q_.--:,. ==~ v... .:" 4 2-om " ; .. . 11- . -- .- .' . . ,| .-,1 . ._ CH 2-9631 ."-_.,-"1 lo L PE 6-5600 PennsylvaniaRailroad! *1 = HEMPSTEAD 4732 ll - 1 1 2 v I» / - - Lu, 4-2674 , /,.=" v. !- np 1. 1 '92 .1 .1 qr" 1 in snort was mane to locate ans intervieir m.SPImEL J¢ B"-"jig; . . . '4un'. .._92.= alias Rgyfgnders, supposedly located in the Federal Building, I ': 3' =8 " .4,. 6- plWashington Street, New York City. However, the superintendent and. telephone operators there ._'d::".d not know of this individual. -55 9 I-92' 1 L 1» .-- 1 ..'.. - '4 >-92 I ' ' 'J' . 1 . ' - . ~I .3. I vi " K . * 'vzcron RIEss:., iss1stent Editor of the "New Leader" 7' East 15th Street,.Ne1r Iori_;,0ity, SIIEJN HEBBER, official of the ' . ~i . . "Jejish Daily.Fo1-ward", 3.75 East-Broadway, Neriork City, ABRAHAM E '. $43.}".i;;'~.u us'rs,' mr.¢ssr~¢rt~in.i1.15s;-%.11s1.; , 243'Eest um Street, A -' at '- '}'l m'|'i--1'Ai~92r -0.. 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Ji --t , '3-.1 : _--. -- 6:1» - ' 92 < '1 ; 92."-- " ,. , I V t -_ 5'._ - ii -|_l J!__ ,-- 1 I _--1 '.-if - -- J .. ' 5 -I . . E . I. . . - . & ry- ..',_ 1-5: ? 92". .'..*- . " 5 _ , Z ? _ 'Effortewrere alsoImade"to ire-interview;.JIL.{F. ," ;;"P."1 5,.-,7 _'.?Thtb1NON," fj Secretaryof the Socialiet Workers Pany, 116 Universi ..- 5; __ . 2. - r.- W - ' ..92-_-..- -Place,New YorkCity, andJOSEPH1'HINSEH, to SH, , * - Secretary 2 _p 92.92?"='s H ? also locatedat 116 University Place,New YorkCity, but they e $5 ; .. .. _ . -. '.~,,g -<-P 7,; divulged no in.formation_ ofyal_ue- -. . I _ " 5}.< - -*_*.:._ _-_2-.',- . 3" r . -' "' - -.5 , - . -- . 92'~. . -, ".. , .- '.' .- .,._..,_' - V - - . ''v'92 -k:| .';:' - - __. ,, .. - - --.._w I - , - -31. . - Thehlleadlyto mter ew=E , , another 1 _i ., '_"} . . ' .u-F._,__'functionary if of the Socialist orkers requested in ' W, '_ _referencereport of Special Agentll. R. Griffin is being disregarded I 1 ' inasmuchas CANNON HANSEN BORROW andother prominent leaders - l .-.-or J- L- Q-..-:- Q-1-:..+ 1|;.92.,92._,...,-.,J . 1:92f...,.|..-- ._..--_..-.._.-_- _i.....:|:.. -n...,.-...... 92___1n;1 - U-L DUI: DU92 iJ|i.|I-Li !U U1 ILUL D Ia-I U _ Cl U UULI-V-LU UUU J-U UUDULHUBI .I. 7l-pl. -- - ' 1 . _.~L. in Federal Court at St. Paul, Minnesota,under the Smith Acton . 1-;-. % <§ charges oi conspiracy to destroy the United States Government ,- ,_ 4 - a'9 3- "- by force and committing acts with the intent to interfere with en -"-~* and impair the loyalty, morale," etc. ,1 of the military and naval-A: - -_-1 '" ,5, " 92. _ '. l. forces oi ; the United States, as reflected in the case entitled _j,. Ir».-62.15»Pu I- . " _,,| i".-e.. ~.--!;- -:e -.. "=-..1 "JAMES P.._CA.NNON, _ ETAL.; INTERNAL sncuanr - B." Ne_1r101-1< file- - ._ 7;; _i-1~ _.f--L»I ..~-, 100-4013!.~E_.'Forthis_.___r_e_e_.son, is not it believed. that MORROYI nouldi _ . ,L ' _ _.; cooperateqf is ' 1 1 ' C' my A . "- j 1 1 - '-. '1 . ' New YorkStock Exchange '=,;..___{§ I The recordsof the Bureau Investigatic of regard- __ ing VLADIMIRA1-._'B'EHR,York StockExchange!, disclosed the New ~ ¢ following information: born in Bremen, Germany, June 14, 1895, §"92a - educated in Gymnasium, moved to Russia, where he was educated by ,,-, 15 Governors; tookhis final examinationsat the University ofMoscow i "1.- in 1912. From 1% to 191'? he was in the Russian Army as an .-,v_ 1..i. officer; came to the United States in 1917; employed by the . 1 N - _ International WesternElectric Company,part @1918;later, =1<§~. - employed for one year in the Foreign Department by the Guaranty .1- . _ TrustCompany andby the American InterseasCorporation,in 1925; 5 .: ,', . ' wentto London, England, 1_ch_ere'he became a-partner in Ba:-ling Cor ,,- I ,r'. i pora.tion;_ returnedto the- United States in the summerof 1927, _ __ -'" 25-f-3'1.-@~-.,.-orgenized'thethe fi1_'n92'-ct;-BE1IIL'i'£f¢ ;CO'}"'-"urmderlaw:of Delaware,prin -. . ~. _.r * 1",:=;{! cipally to sell stoc1c;_o£,th'e- ankersInvestment{Trust Company of . __ - L1_!~P. J ._ __ -_._ I, - -j-92: ... .~ > I, V~_"at' _.. 14_. -I-92,1: -_-L . - -_§;" .|-I;I , .;. L .___L1_ ._. =,» _' ._.'~~_ " ,1- _- _ _. _ _ - _. _. I " 5 1 '.,-!. . _92 .~ .;. .__._H . _q,~_ _"_- -; -1'-1'-.- " -ff . ~.'_ P - >. *,$:-.":§r_._-92*_&,_"-I _ ,1 92 392H_.'_'7 - . 92 t - 92 111-'i ' -44 -. 1 - - . - . I ._ v . _;i..:- ". -Q. _-92 ?.- we -.-~, . <2 v . -1" w ";.4'. '- . I :-r _> "l v, 92__ . '. _ - ._ L J»1;'2:'5lL;..-',L~--..92 - J"; '.' - _ . t - _. ' _ .__. _. . ~_ - _._,. ».- ~ ' - - , ».. _ , J 9292 -_ 1 92.r ».w>~-_,.,. 1 3;? -' . "-. __* :. '- -- '. -~ ."..-'-,_r r ' .~.<,- .1 ---- my --. :*- -- '" - - "P - - .. . " "'f"_.'92§|reer¬?~.*-eeenee. .= '9. ii -"__, - * mp; q ,' er 92 no If - -yr -' _ _w,."-R ~ 'v __ 1 - _ -1 F Tl 1a . 92 I -"F I u n " . §;r1?tfc'?r- ' 100-7251 _ ». 9., 4- __,_._ .0 1 ' !v "' *1 ,..-,.. z._ _ _ W . . _. - 92- -5 . - Amerixca; .- associated , ._ with ALFRED EARFITEAN, 92 W5! 'a promoter and "§¢.._f.::',; ,1 .|. - C-_f -1".-', =" - '1 *.. 1;. Z. '---ft. -».1. ,~ . - ll, __.- A From,j_l928 to February, _1_929_he was employed as a E :§. __ r,... ,,_. _. ._. . . - -' -1 . bond rsaleB_mé-n__ by WILLIAM-SCHHZL-& ¢0.','..In November,1l929 he-became. ! Y a l customerls man for $13.05 & 00; 'm'F_ebrua_ry', 1930 ' J 4 ' to 1931 he I38 -employed by CHISHOLM CHAPMAN. In May, 1931 with 92 . 92- - v -P 5 '_.-VFAPINEBTOGK & G0. as. a customer : man and has remained since. 71. . 1 > _ 1 :3. - - . .',. .¥.'His present Salary is $100.00 per month and his top salary was -I ~",~/-3 . $500.00 permonth in 1936.. The records did not reflect whether ere.--. -- It Ir..~,... " . -. V. he reced.v_ed,_any commission in.additi__on Kto his salary. ; ;!<.! ,I.1 :. 1 _ _.~. ,»J " -.-*- ., ,,. V .. _ -.» -. ,- . ¢ _- ~ _-A.. . -"4 .~92-., ''_ » 1. - ._ . - _- - .- la: -.-1.», re, , ._.< P-. " .1. -ll-."i 7~ " .-The i:;-;- .-k;o§£i*;a=1=o-&;.gags~ssg tn; lead '1-.0 7 = aiE~'r 1 ->92.~ ..}:., _ - _*- r investigate Tw nrj§; ;1n9,met.,5mStreet, as-well Ff as the lead. rega ,.Al F ,1LH HIN,'540West l36th Street, a ' correspondent of TOORITZELN§ for the reason that the connection !", 1'1 -',. Y; HI. " of TOORITZEN with this case is based solely on the fact that bra '3-,.- 3 . . -t vv v.'; - ' - .'TOORITZEN, a servant of the aforementioned BEER, sent a congrat- 4-" --1. ' I -92.. _. ulatory message to JACSON on the occasion of TROTSKYHS assassina- ,!"-". #, tion. A.LEKHIN'S onlyponnection is by;-virtue of the fact that -- 92 _-.. _ {ll 92, .-r ,1 _. he. corresponded with I . -"_;. . ' _ r _ . oi "" 92 . F , . . '- - -". , r * . ..> 1 |a .. . - -'~- - . ~ - ', . , .- . . ~ 1 . '- J. Inquiry'of'tenantB}%1-/5A0-West n . 136th Street, New Iork City, determined that V. G , 0ZUBOFF'iS a man about 65 to '0 '70 years of age and retired. He stays in his apartment most of a the time and goes out in the morning and afternoon to walk his Q , T | : V small dog. He_lives with s family named NAZAROFF in apartment *1. ,.,:"1. _ - 45 and according-c to tenants is an inoffensive and insignificant 92 individual. ' _ ' 0 -i - - c ' " I ~; '2,-=" i, » . rm; . sf. .1 _14 _- 921|_r Fa 4 _. .if . -'- ~;'- r '. .- .,.,-. .0 _.a ,_ -' . _ ,_', .--92. . _ _ nivIn.a.LFmo s1Qus1Ros;¢ . . - i '14015 ARENAL'i B.fgSTAR; ' "" '" ¬ .- //-' ARENi|.L BASTi:'i;f , HORACIO amaze"- couzitsz; 92 mas. somcxo PEFLEZ'GONZALIiZ_; u--5 wrrn ALIAS. Pei 92 nu. , .5. 1. . Investigation in the of 998 Carroll Street, 1" r, _ &_-, ~."92_. - Broo an effort to locate R0 . GEL,l allegedly the wife |"..92 = 1 that sdm-ess. A neighborhood insestigation, however, indicated 92" ,1 , .92. , that ROSA BIGEL had left there some months previous; At the 92 ~ D-'°~=. ' ., United States Post Office, 315_E-'npire"Bouleva_rd, Brooklyn, it was 0 -.1 '-' ' W we -A ,.. .0." foundof L that T a AL; forwarding determined addressof thatno 881 I'ashingt0n suchindividual Avenue, resided Brooklyn,at " ' Ins» left by Hrs. _ AREHAI.-*.':'L snbseque ' vestigat-ion at this I V . address disclosed..thatia' Mrs;?'>R0SA/B3. was livingiin apart-A-. ,-I K .i~}._ g ment . , composed off 92- three . |_,. , §=.f._.f-0."; , _ ' - I 1' 92 ,I §" _r .2 .-~ I§=*,.-. - 9* ;--r, 92 - -_= - =-, 3,. _1.-.. =»- , . ~.,; .92 M ...... I-an 1.5 _ --.. '.---_ r.*.,~'- . u_-92 .-1,-, . .. _ . '- - . __ . s w_ , -1 ..> . ~_ . , ..4. rh 4 _. - 1 4 .n 5. ', --'¢. . "--* * 1- 7' ' -1" -: Y -~..- i 92;- _- " --P r..-- Q-4" .._-' '~'».' ''.r -"-9 _ '.,»~ - - i . .- L ' .. ., . I A.=.- . . "'3 '92.'"-'-.Z'§»:=v|'3 ='¢--* -* . . 4-_ -"5 1 .,, 'I?.f1?.i'1 _~___ "7.". .,we "us ""-. . _ .-011.": -. : ___-.__;_. 1"-' K" _,_. _L.. *3 92_;w _§. .l, n __'_ < -'~ ."-..-" - '1?" - i -. '" ' ' ~' ~' aw ;-_." , -, -92 I. - M. J -./»_ 92 '- aw, ;_-1*-_. -q-, i ,- 1.. _., = bf Hr: 92-L -ah I / Q» r _4'" , . C ~ 1* 0 100-7 % 51' ' v "-P1-:*w t '- .92 <1-;...-. ;|'_ - _ _ . '_._ - .. . .¢ _ Q. .f . a. . -,, '- '=, 5': .. e-s<~- " ~ - E-"32 I 92.Ir - s|»--r.,¢- .. -, . F r _ ,__, .4. Brooklyn," New to ___,;' _ _ s_. "_ had moved in with '1.@1"?! u§-"Fi'2'92?~_rr;£;g'~ i . '_1";-" '.:.,".herfitwo daughtei-SEXECTA,one d d.;J £_§IfI,- threeyears "old, .. v. 92. " . . f ._L;92R.,'< N V -=1, and .0. colored maid; According'to lIrs ;~- ABENALis believed . ., s - ' ' to'beschool a. teacherend appears to be well supplied vcLth_1': unds. . -._ , I L twomonths prior thereto she, Mrs. ARENAL, instructed ' . "stop her mother at the door and not permit her to visit F1 apartme l' AREULQ lira. mother,who isan old lady, com _ |,- ._..,, " i~>.;i'a¬P_1=~?'==~<1*= - _ ebqut;J=11i#T.e¢¢.-c.§a1d.. no <1=~92ushnnLa=fis¢,~ "Since 1 .-I - - re . - '.'.".... f'k .1 i " ;. ' ~§";';l=* 1:-he-1'-"nogood H¬IZl.C3I1§'--$h¬l_'1h88_b6Bn a. .changed..'Ioman."" did . ,3. £51 fr 1.|-;_._ I _. .+;-*5- L-.--.. ..». -.5 ' -1 I .. not"v1:cnow_the fnsh:e1"o_£AREQIAJF lire. sm.;1-.h..=.n<==~.. e1e£esheiis . bf! . v _ F ; _ - 1 3pres"ently-'-'locat'edQ -I5? stated - ;that' hehad " never Continuing, .51, .- seen a man aroundthe ARENAL apartment,stating that Mrs. ARENAL >1-1' went out in the evening returning late at night. He stated that .: V. she usually had a taxicab call to and likewise returned ' 1. 1. .j . in a._cab. _0na subsequent visit nlormed that thedoor- -"~" "4'._. ..y;.92_;_.. .A b'f. - __- ,_ . man of the apartment had noticed a man cell on Mrs. ARENAL one ._ .-»92'r *f¥':; i -24 ','!' - " . -5-."..__' .,;. _> night m scribed asa short, dark manwith aSpanish ' .- .g»- I 9 e e. 19.;-.1» ;?.-ct ;- ~,;;_'-,. ~ ... accent. agreed-to cooperate by keeping e eleee wet-eh er. '.-.="r-..'v-.- . 1';.~' I tn |,. _ , .-_ _ the ectigt!-esof Hrs. ARENAL waswdvised and to call this 3 T . 4, V . o£ 1"L'ce immediately.later 91ra.s.cont'acted butcould furnish no additional informa . -- 5 V F E. ,_ r ' 1. ; _'_e'§: 1. .- ~.'§=i#<4E .':~'~'~ .... --.,-~._- - ;"- ~ ~~a. '- ~_ I _';§.'92F_ >. ..'V .1 Fee" :11 "' Va i_I. _,:- -92. ac. 1_'§.*2. __,_14,a,: 92u 37 " . »; . _» . Yonkers, ew York, .,.'. I _. on interview, that , years in Mexico ..,: f. ,_.- ;_.-:-. City, where "she resided in'the>'- *92"§.iberal"section by which Special F 92-,,.,.: l Agent ll. R. Griffin belie1r'ee'_she "communist". meant She stated Q she, became casually acquainted,Iith.the~LREHAI.brothers at that -N. .;.92_ 2 p . time and later saw LUIS, mum-fa: the :lle:_ica.nExhibit at the "' :.- " . .'l- r. -. f 1 ' _,§ i: F.'-"*92.. '-.*"'1'- -'1-:".~'.**.-HWorld s_j'e_.fi.rin_NeI,¥o1'§c, just ;at,_!§;;],§h_time;_pshe said to I. H him but hnselnot se_en"h:l.|n since?» She" has 0 Been RAF ABENAL ' '_..'-_ d_4:}. inlet --.,_*~ Yqrlg ity. _Aocordi9g.Ito she - ?% : -;;'- . "::.i° . ~=.»"*'~?- . A»5--W1 t . .'=e .'. ' . Z, _-_, 3, e '__-r ' - .: '.__ S ' . - 1, N vs. rd rs-...'__I_::-. |r -.-._--_-elji-. .¥V.__H£1525.».,._L92 _ .-__:~'_';&1._J__ ._..__--:19 _ _ , W = . .5 -.. _- ¥. . '1 -"1 "- 92 . . r _ W *8 .'.=;.-.H;92 '.11;:-'--'.I: " .J;;_.Lj_ 'I ' " 6. ._ .4 ., -,: "'* --".- "95. . , . . _ . _ . H- 1 F i. - V 1 1 ¢ 1 . '._ L ._'-<_ _ - .5 I '' - ?**.£"'r ;'~'I--=' - -M}: -92- ..* _3' . in. 413.- 792c.==1. **.r-"£ *"?;= §a+.3'-'§~ *.?!' _ p -:~ ' _- __-.1-92» l | mt , _ _. -_ *1- _ A _---- ~"'*-' ~ -e V_ @_,. :,V,____-' 3- cg92.,_"_-'1}; -e "7"- 1;»._r ;.¬v.n -92A_['§,¢_3..-. *;;_-- _.1 _. ._ 1;8_3,,'_.,; 4, . _ *rn§,k__r f: <,92 ' , _. .. M, £1 , __,.6 _ . . . . __ .,.,. K ,; . . _ "- '- J. -"_-~-N:-. "3-' . . . f..,..;_;=;.' .1._*"'»,-. -. - - -" it-f*'; ;" _'_~=.f - ... -"~., _-... K "'. . ' ....,.. .. '_, . p -Q» -'- '.'-Q».-4. ! ...u-'-21* .»- ~ KCI P-.. -f"'- ~- K .; A. »- st:1K O , '- : . -n 100--751 g ~.-..-1 -. - 1 :£---.11 7' L :. . - w . 1. : _ .",- ' .:,. _=. :- -Jr ' I33. "" '....'*_.. 1" '9--'-. 7%! rumors _to"the, effect that HIS BUIDOH; eddreseunknown, y . _._',__. =1 92.bought a ticket for SYLVIA u_s_ei on-her trip to'Frence' . . .92 _'.'T .';; -. ' ._. .-4 .1. H. ._ an '9 1rhe1f ehe firstmet JACSQB. She-;.eteted that ehehedfnoidea, 15 - 1'-*7 where Hrs.-'BUIDON lived at the 'present"~.time inasmuchas me only rtl net there once brie y end there ehe netthemyehe did not recall. . 1 -=-' v7; _ _ ; . ',. _'~.-"- iiiii Q Q - '.'--Q - 1 ' The -records of f_the_Bureauof MotorVehicles, 80 ..- 5---'1, F- --- centre Street, Neu.Iork.Gity ,' checkedwere for the years 1939, 3§>l ::§tli ;.' s.-,.- I ..~= *-.$ ».=r:¬'*-e»- . _-4- - "- 1 1940 and 1941 in an_"ef£ort-__to -aabertainiwhether or" not a. chau-.55» '; -_ .'.-1,; *-I . =f'.. -S? I -':"". 'r{§'.'.'-IE-r , - ffeurie operators or-._*o1|ne1'e _1ic?nse'issued to been HORACIOI. - 92_ .-'4 ,_~ ..* 3*" Q, '*'-fJ.:*Y.1 .'5.+;-4. :.'=¢,,wI .-J-Y-.*. . ¢. . ,u;92 ._ 4», 5;! . -_'.:we 3 -J 92-'_- Pigeon: or m=;",nomcxo-_P alias nm,~Hax'yL'}._etnbech" i . -1--;I {.U - '_rt ' ..; no . believed to" have owneda.nd'operated a.~eLa5a1le automobiI¬in 1939;" via No record of any license issuedto these parties was found. ' . . 92-m ' Likewise, an examination of current and past tele- . {J phone and city directories in _NeI_ York failed todisclose any . » - - ' _-6 - . .-P: H |~.. .,. information concerningi Q themmt" . e.-5"?e ~g ' . - _ - _ ' nu-'-I-92-., _>- r -. ' - . _- 1- -. -. . - I ' - . '. "' '' "-1 - " '-1 .' .92 - . 1,. I ;. a, ,-.! .- ..' ' ~ . . | ' - ; . '. .=' -_ - . ,|5_+_ _ .--"31 . _ . ._.'§' .~ | k ._ =. -B . ..,<-,£-5.";-1a;r:'2.j.>='-":iCARLIENENRIQUETA »s .-1=0vE_m _:JmouE,* . 'I'I. | 'W'l . 92 1 WITH mum; '"~ _,/'" .~. ~ 92/ Amn ;nFmF.A1~;A,~.nuns; - -/' WITH ' A was. EHNESTINAFl.EISCHMAN,' _ .-::' '93- . ' gs - WITHamass; - "1! =.- J- X ' M mes. PAULINE mmscmnn. i- 4; v- 2" , ."1 ':._'; I it ;--4:?-§,'F*. t -._ M 92-_- Jr--,,-,+ l . - . _ e. _ I'.:-"- -3-1"": . Pl:. .. -f ;ri-'_ ¬,-.31 J ii ""-* ?"-4--."I'. ihith'ree;5ect toi'b1RmENm1RxQuerAPOVEDA JA.RQUE.5 A. .'-Z*'w... - '-do-W. coniidential informants of the New Iprk -_0ffi C_BA.92:I_'G1 9__kl1I_13_b18fur- to ..; ,. . -"3- .'-».. . =.-_nish any ir.fo1;1nation_.§"'Like'~wise,'could "furnish no__ they pertineht_' i'_J.?9292_1 information relative to4'CARMEN_1 MEDIA._ _ . = 92 ." .'. -I} guy,- ~. . _. l v- _. '¢ am_ Of the apartment iocatéu ii ; 1.57 et Slit Street _- .-1 ~ .. - *1. ' . I " .,,. .. eNew.'Ior!Eity, a! which addressllre. ER_NESTI1 D92 FLEISCHMLNHrs. and 'L ' PAULINE F IE[SGHMANreside, could not furnish any additional in- ~ %,**-"IQ iormation concerning these indiyiduala. . _ _- , - 3 1?" - ' . 92 _ . »-- . .-1, . - .0 In .» ; _ At._theCorn. E:coha.nge.Ba.nkand Trust Company, East1 -£1 : 3-?<-»*"". *i'42nd Street,".-it--nae:-eacerteined""-that lire. PAULINE FLE.£SCHlI_LK--. _..- -.~;¬$"e-I-E?-"Ei - .=f."§%§1I?.:¥' "L.-x"-. . "11-has hadA she an account hasbeen- accompeniedkto for 1937-many years . and . ie highlyMr_a,,j regarded ' 11' . Since - ii ; - ' -. .- 4;-'»'¢_-.3*<~-: mwvmm i _ ';,-{I. . . . - - _ . * _ _ J'92¢- _ 1,. =4 -5 J. . -~ - 1- 92"?'-' _ " "" * *"- -: ' -'-T7-'-" ' '-"=! ?..' , _ ..' '» '- 2" ' '9- i'r~ ~-- "*5?. ' '53""! e <-*5 4 ' -JP- I "- ~- , -" -.-4;" r 1 . . . ,_ - - T 7. .-A Q - 1,1 .- . : ~;"1'-- ' ' I ' ' - I S .- _,,..:.i= _§:l. L eh, -_~ ;,ll, 92 _ i stv _ ...._-F---. . ;...~...__. _.... __,...-. .- ...... _ - n - i - - .. . M . .92 ...... 4,, -92| .. > H. .. .92'.47.. ...- M. ... , rs. .~ __-g - r 1. -Q-,- § ioo-'r}51 T H 1 '92 I -',,- 411'! ':"a_< ' _.;. -3; ? -. iris; *--"rs---"11-= .' "?"$;r -_-4. >"--a~-.{ in _ . , . 'r_:_'_ tr Jnvne F; '. _ Q-_-'; _' .< :', '2-=2. ti 5 "5 1 lv;¢ ? '7 . .- _. .':'AT'. . _ {L-. 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' NLRTINERIQUIo . - 8 A reviewof thefile entitled "JAMESCANNON, P. i""' '._,_.=;-- - .n E1 ALo; INTERNALSECURITY - R", owe h t Paul 0 '. is the office _ __;;yfg __ £3]-f_§j-;_oft'o1'igin, indicates thatJAME§S¢{'BmiTLE1 1 ,52"34"26 Avenue, _ Knox {Nol llirmeapolis, Minnesota, was s= memberof the Socialist -Workers . ,_ " Part " s Y from l9| 3 7 to 1 1940 - HeI was former Presidalt of Warehouse . E.-.1 l Workers Union359"at jlinneapolis,Minnesota, wasanda Government .. witness in the aforementioned case involving JAMES P, CANNON» j ' B31 reason oi his trip to Mexico in the Spring oi 1940 when he saw . LEON TROTSKY,{together with his intimate knowledge oi the _ t, - Socialist Workers Party affairs he may be able to throw some light - * * ontsthe subjects of this case.-The St. Paul Field Divisionis, - ; 1 5._,. =1 ,.._ ._~,_ --an fihe1IePQ92-we __ .1. Q. ,_ Tani PW n-92-ow- dawnnr; ~r-nn11n.=:+.nr'l vwvn vwtn 'In+.a1~'u"i n-anvvn vqw-newnu RAR"PT.1¥T'"1'92_nail-u-q,;u-a¢.|,I , T"? v":" §$-; §-.q1; "1",- - »- ' ?';',,,ts.;;.;,I?§.15,". "*,;_§1j;.*. e for the1,, informationand_ theassistance ofthe st. ', _ ;._.__ . *">;.-_;-r.-Paul;-,:Oi fice in_'interview:i.ngBARTLETT thefacts and subjects of " ~.;-'.&-_"'a'~2»1 ~>,-;-case'are:- JACQUES =< .i-T-thisHARNARD VANDENIJRESCHD, frequentlyknown, -X. " - _ as'FP.ANKJACSON, whoclaimed to be a Belgian by on-tn, came to " * the United States in September, 1939; later, he assassinated LEON TROTSKY,head of .the Anti-Stalin group on August 20, 1940, at Coydacan, Mexico. I-lie motive has never been satisfactorily .- established although this case is predicated upon the assumption ' thathe may have been an agent of the OGPU, commonly known as t the Russian Secret Police. " = _, _ _ = SYLVIA AGEDOFF, an American,first metFRANK JACSON ."".'-'in Paris,' France, in 1938, was his mistress both in New York City F-u T _ andDAVID inHE Mexico. UHm$,'-ty. is, ga llexican,She now living previously in Brooklyn, New attemptedYork.to murder 1,, ct 1?;-$*.<;*"~..,*. t -.,- ~-"'-"-»"-TROTSIDE-,0n~May 2A,,4l94Q,*b921twasunsuccessful.-However,-_,ROBIItT_ ._ 15355993 hH4331§5._<=§¢"°§['RpTsKI.r-'5 "3 mwdered =b ? . Y3. § 1 ¥d 1'i B ' " _ ;=c,92.-thie~>.first,assas ' :|.on=att_enpt. uexican Police later reported. - '~ Mexicans,i_. that»?- _'and wereLUIS ectly responsible for hi_s'brother.R.A.FaEL_Al.FAE9f;I$TAR, HARTE*5 murder, LUIS LRENAL BASTAR is married to ROSA BIGEL, an American, and was last heard of residing in Broo with ROSA BIGEL. Mexican Police _ '- '-. . also believed HORACIOPER '' ALE}a Mexican, was also immediat- * $ Ir-'R-;'~. P"A" 1 ta 1: - 1! I 11. " § .t*~=,§ZF¢~..*1»- Wat,-s»;é:i%3%»frt:t" ., N .»- F- §92 4 - - 100-7551 Z 1 ,_".,_¢ ,'._'|; gely associated with A.R.ENAL in t__h_e_attempt on TROTSKPS life- 1 »,,;i_.v- ..?.» -:-.~-. ",_-.;-;~'=-* EH, an American, -known as HOB.AGIO PEREZ~ ,1qi'fe,1_1'-ented,a-hous_ej'near they-,'1 RO I.'SK! residenceirom _ '1 May 2, l940 until'Augu'stl 2, 194.0% MARI"LE[NBEoH'ie suppossdto -_ e xbe 8 resident Of" NOI York City." CARMEN ENRIQUETL POVEDK JLRQUE, i =~ ~ 1 -a Pnerto Rican by birth and shlnember of the Communist Party of " Mexico, crossed the Mexican border at Laredo, Texas, on August L26, 1940, and was said to been an errand to contact Ch iml LIEANA, .:.i. 1,-w -;.-.-in iurell known ozmnunist ' " ,,'1To1ic Gity, am B0"j.LBO contact ll £1ghting _lI1-1?h1the Abraliam-Lincoln Brigade d92n _tl.ng_ the Spanish Civil . =-'i"'" =' .92< "" 1- 7-' War'severa1""years*ago. ' 1{rs;'*ERNESTINA GONZALE2 FLEISCHMAN is now» u 1 V 'living with her mother-in-law, PAULINE FLEISCl-IMAM The FLEISCHMAN apartment is, according to a confidential source, a Communist is hangout in New York City. _ c ' . _.,;- . . , - JOSE HAB.ARI,ian Argentinian and presently a student- 'at'Ccrnel.l Universe , 1.-as reported to be in possession of- in£'ormation_'regarding the_»TH.0TSKI assassination. He is also _ " ,, '1."-.1 -,:.'5 d saidto be._an Argentinian political refugee recommended by_j_.,the I-=. =;* :f." -' ' F -Stalinists _-and. suspected of being connected with the _0GPU.- .; ' E : . . N/l _,92f h 'NAM an ex-Hexican inister 0B,'to France, - ' arrived at New York Git on September 9, 1939, aboard the SS '- * ' Ila de France onwhich YF1:LANK_ JACSON was also a passenger. BASSOIS _-e ~_. once tried.'to;persuade President"CARD11N192S to evict TROTSKI from _ 5. Mexico as an' undesirable terrorist. - - ' ' -. . . . . ii | .- '_ 01. 92 *-'9.'f'1" ,. ,h_ '92. . . -.; . ENRIQUE LEARTINIE EIQUI is, according to the State - 1- ! - Department, one of the OGPU representatives in Latin America, a.nd_ -~ wvafpresent in Mexico at theltime of TROTSKIPS assassination» ' P?-H-.1 Mrs; 'mNEs':11u 'wW@ mm,'msei:msbmwas killed. while. 1 ¢92,.._. He is said to have his main of_f:Lce in New York City. As mentioned -- ii _ _ previously it is believed that TRDTSKI may have been assassinated J , - V . by FRANK JACSON on instructions from the OGPU and that the _ 4 F- z ' ' subjects of this case may, in fact, be Agents of the OGPU. It is " - felt that investigation of their activities and associates may 4 -= lead to the uncovering of the OGPU in the United States- lei} *"..; 4 1' -'1-*5" 1 . nacmsunz . 's'r. PAUL, mmnsou, ' 5 3,. | :', ', , . . - . ._ ' ,__ ". - 92. 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' 2.: '.,....' . -_'.-: _ ' x, ".2": -1 ; - " ' _ '.-1 .- _ _ "'-. A. -7 '*it Barnard, Vermont, will ascertain the identity '1 of L. R.. -. _- BHADM, '. g.92 . c/o . _, Murray, ~ -.~. Barnard, 5. _ . Vermont. '_ .$ r _ '~ ' - 1 . ' ,'* . _ --|._, .._-_ -_ _ _1_ _1'. _,_ ., - Mg _ _* .,_*'i1_ ." ,_ *}. ii»: .1 1: 1 _' ' , 1 . ' r .- . I T A r » r , . J .,@.3'-5.'_'J'."- __r ,_ - ' '- - " * .> ' . -I -1. - . " - 7. - . .4,v - a | 1:1. 1' : * .11. 92'_.r,;§..§,,;_-r~;;§*:_,f.1jfrfigé,-. ~ ~. , -1,;- " 1;} ix ; Ate North l innB8pO1l8,-ll1nn68O b8,;|Iillinterview .IAM1E .-3;""" V '~ :<'e-* r ,.' BARTLETT, 29--26Knox. .Lvenue',"'formerPresident.-_.of Warehouse.jworkera 1' Union 359 and "whome" 2. former member"of the Soeielist Fiorleeroi" ' "r 4 Party from 193'?Deceinber, to l940,and was a. Govermnent witness .. .._'. in the ease entitled "JAME3 P. CANNON, E'I'AL.; INTERNALSECURITY -'R"I iv. _.. -;»__-_-= *=-.§ %...~*<-;..~.s'r..;>mL_111m.n-rnnrrsxon'.;...,....T .. .- » . ix¢ 1 . I in which St. Paul is the office of origin. BAR LETT took a vacation .1 . ' *7 .K trip to Memlco in the Spring of_ 1940 at which time he paida courtesy . . call 0noL.'E' I92l' TI'?.U'1 5i92"J.'.",ié beliefed that of-It reasoneof his contact ~ I." '.."s1 EF with-T13O'ISKYat that time, together 1rith_,his intimate knowledge _ I l§ §.- .--~-~.».,.?.|..E. . -i"'.1_-.- = __ , . ,: 1 .nL3 -. of the Socialist Party Workers" affairs,i he"might be able to throw * ' t." some light on the subjects in.this.case..-'..-H . VA ., . . ' V.1. . 1 ii;ya Newggoexc DIVISIOIQgimp Q . A 1:1 1-. ._.-..__ ,92 . .'l at-NewYork City * , 1"" ' I o!,-- -- ,;>~ ;. ; I .;_.~ _.--j.~.,92.:. .~- . - . - .. -5. ' ,-._. -_.92rj_:--.- I _ _. E w. 2°%$" - ._. 1-1 - - . ~ I _ - A , .._.,-92 'iR V . . '"+en11have the fingerprints oi m. DELDRESCHD. checked . .- ._-H _ ~- against-the recordsof theNew-'Zo_rk_Gity'Poli_ce for . ' Department-6 lz.-I... 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' AaaiutantSecretary of State 0 . - . ._Department. Stateof -- a;;:;i¢-= V _ -Waahington, D. Ci - _ _ _ é _Frbm:. -T, Edgar-Hoovenr3 D_i_re ct.or,=_':_Federp192 Bureau ofInvgstigatiqn _ . ; :1-~."_1'¢.1 sm§_-;'_'_ _;___;. _ M. ;_'1 ,,_ 92__~ -921 "1..[_.__ . - - -- .. V _ -" ,, _ lr.;E-.'_A_...:'f1*am:i1_"j_3 ' ..Subject: - <:* -.1 - -=>+-.- -f-' - é ._ h;.c1.egg-. _;.:,.;. Jacques tan Dendreachilr-_;92 . " - h,'_- Glavin' ' $111803; .31;j§t.. é I: In Lida"__" _ ,1-Espionage - B]," _ - . - E-'*'_-.-~-3 r m°h°l" "" with referenceto prior dorreapondence thein ab va-Caphi n d l"..-R .f ° -14¢;-se-7well asto as the recent te_1ephone'cbn§rers'ationof Hr.Jack Neal "??"* Y- 1¢rn ur; 1;s; Crawfordof thid Bureau, thereis transmitted,heraIith. A --~.,.--J 1:.-Currey1'.--°"=°." .- -Qgnyggi -L. . . » I ., _a.!" ! 1 Agenti.R. r ' 3.1G8¥f1.1B1 rR°" .:- 91*?» York" . <1?*.'°°d . "'11-92; " .': 1_' 111'.-Helndon' ' ' . _ . 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WT ____ A_F_3 .J _____l it__ h _ ____ ___ $1 Q,__r_ __Wi_w~____92'_h_ J1QJ *1 __'._' __5WNF____ 1 T'___.D $5?h__*___J HM___A____I ,1____ k,_W ___M_ __ eV_ _;___ ____ I km QM}' "dsfu __{___¢_WE _ Ud_m__~7 i. L _ _W_ H IT _ _ n_ _ ___ _M1 I ____ d _ _ rL WIw' ii _ __W1____ Mi_m L I_!___ F_n_;_ih__l_ _5'_hq92 IR_¢___ _ _ _ Kw_A K_ __ _ _WL _ _____:_|______92 ____~ ' Wk _ n_M__ ___l ___ I;W92_ Kk_'_I.Y ______M_¬P __'__ V|_1}_ _92___ A _t U; __ I _K _"L _____ IM _*Ml__._ ___ I . __ _ h_ A;£4 _ _I_92_ _ ___ _L_ :___F _ _ ____ PwH___5!M ___ __A_:* _v ___'_5_if'1_r '_ r- 1 . -- -2;--r .5. . . I ~.*' 1-" J] 3- ' ;'i§ I gI k 1. - 1 92 9292M u - 92 A r Q , 92 f. I TS _$ r . -' _;92 ! 9292 Ci _ J. 7s 4- ! . ' a -'~ $d"*w~="'.'~ }" "'F 92_! X -.. _ _ D -,_ ~-1-u - h ,lv$I*f-§i =- F 4' -. , u_ , ~ , -_ I . _ -'1-.'_!_, d , 11; , '> p' Q - W __;I___>"_.-. _-_-'92.. l, 5&5 -' .;_ .-r . . * ' _,. I 1" A I _ - . u" vb!J 0.. U m -pf" 11'-'-, . ._ I 1 7'" _ ". ' '- w._.¢~ _ ¢,,,_ ¢~ RY -~w_ ' "."-92v--'92§_j »'-4 .-.. ~- e-q_.,.;_....§._a=¢,'.,-- -uLv . - ~¢- qua V -1 gr" 3, 0 in ' , x. _1-v-1. 0 1, ' - ,,"v.§_ _ I _'» * _~ '.- T4 - .a-1..,¢-H--3, ' .., qr ~ a- , - ._ " G . >1 - ,. =~~ *1¬*-am : 1- _ ._ - ; ~"I92 L'¥ -gt-,:qJ _,g92j,r4""-92 *4 v 1 5-Q ""v' ' I s r i' 92 I . * '-'.--,. Ill l'6l1Ifl.-_-_--- NI I. A. lIIrn|Il_ __~_ DIRECTOR ' " ; ._ ..|o|-m sbsan 1-coovsn '5] Rf-Clo ; . Ml -Gllvi Z eheral Eurnau of lnunsiigatiun Mr.mu _ nite?! tatns Eepartmcnt of Elastic: Mr-Na-zmls ' ' ______If . Boson 1., .,$;J wasqinginn, itl. ii. Mr.Tricy " ,7 ' ' SC:CLK March 31, 1942 Mr.Canon Q- canny .~ '; 65-29162 Ilr. _' ' u. II Homian _.....-...-..._... - 92. p , H. In mmmu 1 T I MEMORAN DUM FORMR . f _ Mf-Mt uir - Mr |-mu '-""""1-. F -" RE: JACQUES MARNA I?£1N DTNDRWSCHD,Mr Quinn Tnmrll ' with aliases nu. Ir-am 7' H ._____ g Espionage R Mr. Nun . a ; _= '0,»--~ lllu Inhm_ ._-. "."' Mr. Jack Neal, of the State Department, called and *kZ&:' wi I ll. » requested to be advised as to whether inqniry had ever oeen f V _ made by :gak§ew York Office in regard to Canmen Povedeééerqueér1 ' t and Carm ,peana} This inquiry was previously requested by ¥ .,I the State Department. It is noted that a report dated March 2, l9A2, has been submitted in this matter but there does not appear to be an available copy for the State Department. Action: It is suggested that this matter be referred to the Espionage Section for appropriate attention. Hr. Neal has requested that_this matter be expedited and that a copy of the report or a summary thereof be directed to his attention E_: .{ .. at the earliest possible time. .;;_v-__;* . Respectfully, iii-. 3.-"q . . LR ! -rt. _ w. S. Crawf ._:,__,,__ , ''-* , t .1 _ 7 £- r" *""»='-'I'-- I----r _!.. ______/ | V Q; 75.? '.l / C .E --é"/.= .4r_ . ¬i§§gE2§§IE aYF q? .F£DE£4:AL BUREAUIEF mw -.-Eilrrur-' - 55:6.-:r_ssa _" °?%! . 9* . Q- -l H} B-41!? 91! lgqrjZ1 4 . " 11!- V " *1. S, FL. R :.»71,~_l: =73 , ~~ Jere! nrzuu of mxucetigaltiun liiuitch States i rpartuwnt of Iluatice New YOPR, N0 Y0 .| I ! an P.SG:FK'I April 23, l91|2 100-775]. Lss -5 1 1 Director rv . Federal Bureau of Investigation l92, r » . . Washington, D. C. 92 ml 92 ., .. Re: JACQUES uARNAR ?vAN tEmDnEscHo, with a.li,e.ses, ETAL. ESPIONAGE - R./ 5 Dear Sir: -_ Reference is made to the report of Special Agent 1 R. S. GARNER, dated at New York City March 2, 191.2 in the above ca;ptioned matter, which sets forth a lead for the Albany Field Division to ascertain the identity of L. R. IKBRADLIEY at Bernard, Vermont. - at 1 - 1 However, in view of the fact. that it is believed '5; that no worthwhile purpose would be achieved in covering P51- ~ this lead, it is therefore suggested that it be disregarded.' I. i Very truly yours, /1 " z;47 ;* 7. -' - i _Q .-4 /' .£.,--;».2,/L¢¢/ -" """, ;/14$/ 5 P. E. FOXWORTH Assistant Director cc: Albany D . J3, __ ? COPIES DE R 5~'-" '= - "'-"------»~ > 19355, 6 STRQY JD ~_ .- .'-§ _ = , Lg, ! 1. 2-. . V,-..__ _-19-2,-5:. , _|___ 1" .. /,,- F.1.:~;.L aw ~;= .1 ii, 92 n . __ 1 ? 92ii!1 :_:._9 ? >_UinY__,rt, _____F _I_rL.q_J U _92 _ __ L___U _'_: mu|_w __'__ ______U J_jg______WH, _Pi F_0_ |_ _h____m*_ __U1 dN______T_ ____92_ :5 '_}_ N;D92 _ r _ ____!__. ______Aw _T__X1 * I___ ___.4_d __mViH£__$__ %____92QQ _k_ ___ __ _FL5J ?_ifVINJ, _'_ ______ J"_"_:___*_H_J I__ Ar% _____.__#1 -A _ ____,_ I_~1._ _J r lQB_ .5? _m _4_V_U____.,h_'_*______ ____7__f__Ir _ _ _929292Dag92_ 9292_9292929292__1u!ncA|929292929292__|_?92hHO%'1fl_ _929292 929292 mmG NC _ $0630' :1__k__EEN71-_.__ __V_92Jq______ _m_~__it__m°_____~____ __h:__°@$mz_ miFm¢muDmow w____ __pmj Om?E umjnJ u _92____:___5_92___:u°__ho_____ :_J_£_____._____"___~k0°:6°____ ______°__. M|_Jmaup|, ___ ____ ___f_"_,___mNV__ i_"9292m_ékDu _I _:_-Vgr_ix'"__k__M Q:I____ __ M »vI!V__ J 5ivOAKY__1AF|7M}.¢If___ A4Q*:__._~?_W___H____&iv__*__ lb______?__H__ __W H___it'_W- _k0O _ _ M_ _ WM HMV FW_k FM __w _ __ I Z AM W__ r :53 ' ~ U I J, r _._ :2 §"F" -.-- 4 - f 4., u, I E _i:~__1f'~;~,§,§*:;:_ :' 1; l__ I _ ,. . -E ;_-|..,,,; ._.,,, . mm June 4, ma W1 *"§ *1» "!" 3'3F"'." Q r.-1. =*.»'~;;-7f'-'?*="." T' * '.-:-. 1-. 9. ?- I re = . _ 1 n ", I " : 2 = __,. _" L i 5.; ""'" -§.;, J1 Agent in Charge ;7*."'-=-_; 4 f_, : .._, 31, - . rm, an ma -z~..5. =1 -1."Z. J " _.__92,. -1 :1-,. ¢. _. - -_-. ' -HIM L 'R .'53=1" -'1'. - ' ' Re: ammo rm mm oom=ommu, § . .3; .- Eli -PIOhAGE R F, '' ': 1l i " ,, '- r _.»._'..-92 M-|Lr" .- 3--¢--4,-I1 -L nu - _ _. _._;-._;-v_ .: __ _i0.,.|d_ 3; Jr' *?=-.; r.L...;- Q gil- I 2- -3 . -;-_. '-,4:-;-=¢. ._;7 Reference 1: moe to the report or Specie}. Agent R R rance, Herr York, New Iork, dot-od Ray 8, 1942, and particularly '-7 ,; 2 .55. 7 t!mr1OI, which state: t on February 20, 1942, Yaroelnvs k. '-> L 5 '~.' ,,0nf1d0!l92'»1l1 Info:-aunt. ohet two of Tr-ot.eky'u trusted mm _-" '=_*-.+w~;~;.-{If r " " uently in the United State: and noeeibly in New York, anl that . ,rq- - 1, vp _ ---.;¢. . 1-4' . ,_ 1 names are Otto Solmealer and Henry ochnauzz. 1- 7 1:: " } ';.1. , F -5.- ~04 11 g £5 M . In connection therewith, your attention is invited to F of are report. oi Special Agent R S Garner, Ban York, New .,* stud kn; 1.1., 1942, in the can entltled "Ja.oquea Bernard Van 'l . _ ~_ 5 eohd, Iith Aliases, it Al; Espionage R," uhioh sets forth ttion mrniahed by Sylvie Agelott relative to one Uvo Scneunoler, e , u = appelr: 1: iduntical with the individual mentioned in the <_u oe report or Agent. Pranke. Very truly yours, g Km John Edgar Hoover DE 92N XED mm»:- }- DA L Z 9 1 . r N5 ECTION F OMMl_|N92CP92T92Q 3 4 E K" MAILED J °"m :c*.» /§92 1, JUN 5 -xvzr-wag, - in ginlu ul ,E,_,, W mvz %.u1a* 3% #8 u g n£PAa l,92E92|'[ QF IUSTICE4' - . .5. __ §';J92-4. J I _ , F? l. . . _ f FEDERALBUREAU or INVESTIGATION _ - - c_ . This caseoriginated at rNEW IQRK, N,I. NY File No. 100-77§l j1epersnede"é+f,1 ate C erio ~r' in Trotsl-cy'smurder. Former employer -q 2*- '. ' ' states he believes she was member of E Trotskyite group at one time. Now operating I COPIE3 DESTRQYEDkindergarten and residing uietly in suburb of NYC.On interview on J15/1&2she denied 3 having any knowledge of Jaoson's intentto U _ .. - ;;§__ a. 1 I ' . ___,{r§"- .4"-§'¢e;;,',i;murder Trotsky, and _sta.ted. she believeshe --,:,,,_ - we-. -, _,_,;u, was -{92 either an OC-PUagent or was compelled. J i by.vOGI=Ticommit to "crimefor fear of reprisals 3 c-~~ W. wto family? or relatives in Europe andthat shes--1 '1u if - 5.. - :9 . " . used #3-sf¢1_tipe;. no evidenc. ori omatign . _ _ i |_.. 11..2- * 'i¢ApPZ OV8d =92 ' K K:: TV:VI :::W_ I my , Wig? W - r. r " - Do_no.twrite in £1'.3se spacesg,.- 92 e _ - ~11:-q _ - l.'F'-si L{ ¢L£ {Adzif i M ii? --v 5 1'13. _-_ =-_i e 1.. ff ,1- ..,,>¢,; 7/ C u~ac£t=.u.='.-__'*.;; - ' .,. Copies o eport ., Bureau.I 1'Q50 " {Ms reel!L4,-2 /}/r ._L I-.4 1'1 n"I|'-u r'|". p92 __L___j_4 . -'/OD! .-In _ .- . .l'_v'-I9" _ - " - . .. .~ .._-...-. .. .,. vs ». '. " ' R L }_F1SS54i -: 100-7751 " » L -=- i _ . I J to substantiate her alle gations. 1 . -p.. tt é _ REFERENCES: Bureau.1etter dated March 7, l9hl. ' é;_ -_@_ Report of Special Agentk . S. GARNER, New York City, " W '4 dated March 2, 191,2. 1 s _ u Bureau letter dated March 10, l9h2. It DETAILS: At-New York Cit; ,5" .1 2. E J1 I p- The identities of subscribersto teleghone numbers called 92 by Jacson at the.Hotol Pierrepont, Brooklyn from June lb to Juno 30, . I l9LO were obtained through Source #1, and are as follows: E ' MA 1+-7291 CAHEAMOESS, 5L Pierrepont St., BrookIQ - L92 BOYDHILAR1 sumnsn, 226 E. 79 st., . _ _ RH Ir-1.713 ;. - , . _'.. Manhattan . H 92_ .92 . »e%s*§s§$@ l ~ '';- BE 2-0571 JACOB*§:bLOW, 2063 77th St., .1 Bro okl ~ 1. 9! . :92 L?" CH 2-9681 Workers Party, 111+ West lhtl". S1"..', Manhattan - _;;; A Hempsteadh732 K - ' . " R FRAN APIELASKI, Hancott Avenue, , - - Hempst d, Long Island r. fr; disconncted L 1/31/#2! . '1 -;Jr'.Z 3*»,. 53 1-.3 MA h-267k Blank line I . . _r m.. .c .. -_ ' u ¢ ..- _ _ , a _2_ W 1,. ,-¢,, . :i' 69 t __>,,._. '1-_-; w _ 1". L. ,1 . 1- _ _ ~ = 92 1 _ 1 ~ . 1 _ 4, .. ., ;4 ~ . _ _ 1.1;-_- I w. .p_ _ _ - =.'-Q3»-1'" __ , - ,1,-fgp N ._ ._ J-.;_:t_ "- -. __ .5 ..1 E ; ._,_ . _- -it . an: - V - ._ -A .- -¢_~»_' ~ >. -. : - "~].' "r-1 -"-,~ -: - -.1 _ '.- bf» -¢~*@g~.~ -._~ . ,_._ ". 92_ _ xv__ . __ {SJ Feonii 4 a%; : 1 ~ ¬%§ :! if? T, ., _ _ w ' - _' - ; . » -100-7751 ; ; I I D At the Bureauof Records, Departmentof Health, 1826-30 a I Arthur Avenue, Bronx, ¬AZUR%DR. ActingEINTERZ, Assistant Register, 3 vi furnished Agent with a/BEE o ta ic copy of the Death Certificate of M " SYLVIA ROSENBERG, 1075Kelly Street, Bronx, ew York, which was dated ." November 2L, l9h0. The certificate indicated that Sylvia Rosenberg was . --.¢ 25 years old, single, born in the United States, was a store clerk, and . , _ 1-55,, - died by either jumping or falling from a window, whereby she suffered < l. shock andfractures. I f - i *5 . d 3'The aforementioned photostatic copy of this certificate is being-forwarded to the Bureau as an enclosure with this report. - - with regard to OTTO AETSCHUL, lQQCabrini Boulevard, 5 Manhattan, WILLIAM S. READ, owner of the apartment at 100 Cabrini - Boulevard, stated that Otto Altschul and his wife reside with relatives, one FRIED and wife and one VOLK and wife; that-apparently all are Cennan , ,. ~ Jews, as they all speak with German accents, Altschul least of all; that i Altschul appears to be very happy in this country; that he is about 50 - J, years old, lives quietly and does not have an unusual number of visitors; i 1 5 that the nature of his business or employment is unknown, but apparently ; he works regularly. A ' At the Registrar'sOffice, Columbia University, Broadway ,and lloth Street, MISS M. WYLIE, Senior Clerk, allowed Agent to review the student record cord on SYLVIA AGELOFF. This card reflected she was born . January l3,»l909 at New York City; that her father was SAMUEL AGELOFF; , ,r7that she resided at lo? Leno; Road, Brooklyn; that she received a B.S. . ;;gg_§;pm the Washington Square College of New York University in June, 19305 E @§? **that shereceived anM.A. in Psychology atColumbia Universityon June 5, egi l93L;'that she took post-graduate courses, l3 in psychology and 2 in - Q,.1. education at Columbia University, 1936-7, in which she made good grades._ ' E,a. I -I» -LU .-J-1--- I-I I JLL.LU. L...LIB ..__1I,UtUd 41 tlldh I.--L Lrll L1... t:.LL¢.LU -{L1 --PIQ U1.HUI L92A'92l-Q UIIUULD 4-L...--2.-.J.UJ.'P In-- . - I-IMa a HUI I. uc5I cc;T92 ,-..- I-92l'92 -.» 111315 at .. __ -v- entitled "A Study of 'Prestige'and 'Objective'Factors in Suggestibility id g. in a Comparison of Racial and Sex Differences" s _ . :;92.,;, . _ M ' " At the Home Relief Division, Department of Welfare of the State " of New York, 906 Broadway, MRS. BERNADEETE PLOTKE,Personnel interviewer, .t permitted Agent_to examine the personnel file pertaining tr SYLVIA AGELOFF- - - t . 1-. J-.-= "-- L - V J. A_et;! " C This file reflected that Sylvia Ageloff hadfirst applied .,-fl-t~_7*"5= ' for a position_ as Social Worker with the Home Relief Division in the spring ' §§?e=yof 193A, but wasturned downon the ground thatshe wasnot nestitute. P. F 1,1 i;§_ By letters dated October 30, 193a,April 1" '?and ~ 5, , I, l Hay 27, 1935 she made reapplication, and was informed by n. Hersonnel -,. 92 , .~,: 1 :f?@E ]' . I U 1 fZ@£75lq. U ,_ » -: _ . _ Q --e r .; I q 92- , .'re. __ .. _.- ' ' o _, -- . ;'.l{f?._ . . ' . 1' 7,- ."s*'-F .' é ~? .._»._=- '4- -K -sir ' ., ?""j,|l-In-we~"' ':<= -'- .~'92 ""- - P.-. 6',". .,- 92--- " - vine-We -..'-.6!~ --=4.» --1 l. - ..-.... ' *1 ~ -v .. ,2 ' i ,. _.- -0'!!" , ___- V r...-.,.'.- ft n; __ - _., '-" If. ;-. ~_'- ~41-,_~1I _-' 1 "4-_- I; , W14 -~11 -"__I1!" - y=' , 1 _ e-fr-13:3,-.,.,..._.,-..f ...... _. ..__ .. I "' -. m - ~ *3 P- .~ I » ¥--I c 0 i 100-7751 ' = Department by letter dated June 18, 1935 that her services could not then be utilized. She later took a written examination for the position of 1 Social Investigator, and by letter dated February L, 1938 she was tendered an appointment, but by letter dated February B, 1938 she stated she pre- vi ferred to wait for the formal certification of the Civil Service List before accepting an appointment. On May B, 1939 she was notified to report to the Department in the event she desired an appointment as Social _ Investigator. ' ' ' _ ._ -. |- In her application for the position of Social Investigator, '94.? 1 executed on May 17, 1939, she stated she was born on January 13, 1909 9' ll at Brooklyn, that_she graduated from Public School #26, Brooklyn, in 1922, 1% and from Girls High School, Brooklyn, in 1926; that she received a B.S. = in Psychology at New York University in Juno, 1930 and an M.A. in Psychology 7 at Columbia University in June, 193A. 1 _ . As previous employment she gave the following: JuneEBO - September, 1931 _ Receptionist * LUPKA, POMERANTZ & PAULSEN, attornies, 22 East 1-»Oth Street, New York City _ _ Loft for another position. n x r September, 1931 - September, 1932 ' 3 Social Worker, Jewish Children's Clearing Bureau, , 1656 York Avenue, New York City. ' Cut in staff. g January, 1935 - September, 1935 A Qj@§%4 Irregular work as Clinical Psychologist. , 'ic* ' DR. T. HOLZSAGER, "i 9 85 Clarkson Avenue, Brooklyn. S Work ended. ' March, 193h - June, 1936 _ Irregular work as voluntary Clinical Psychologist ~- Jewish Hospital, Brooklyn. " -Obtained another position. . June, 1936 June, 1938 - e~ Clinical Psychohdgistg Bureau of Attendant; Board of Education, ew York City. V ., Left to take another p siti n. *y_ 1 '¥ -hr -,.'.~92 _'_,,n"_._ =»">.-' ." '1 -V . --J . ., J .;-=t,_ .,T'.-, 1;. _ -.. _'..-_." .- 3- 'fi92- --1-'*,°?-'1-'. I _ __ _._. ._' 1- ' " " ' 7 m _ ,_,. , ., .92 . ....,,...,.-we ,,-u-w------»- _ ,,_ "-1 .,_....,_ .---_-...--.~~»- -- - _ M _ _A , ms .. , , .. - R I |n-I 92. as . _ . It ; L i! I L lO0*?75l June, 1938 February, 1939 Irregular work as Clinical Psycholigist, DR. T, HOLZSAGER Q -85 Clarkson Avenue, Brooklyn. .. Work ended. - - F1 . The file furtherdisclosed thather references, mun LUPKA -h;_ 7 of Lupka, Pomerantz & Paulsen, ETHELSTONE ofthe Jewish Children's Clearing _T, ; Q Bureau, andLOUISE E.fOULL of the New YorkCity Children'sHospital, _ 7f_ Randalls Island, New York, all spoke very favorably regardingher. "4? As.former addresses, she listed the following: I - 3' - H 1: March, 1936 to February, 193?: k0 Monroe Place 9 rig New York City March, ' March, March, 1939: ,see* '. l9hO: -av Sylvia Agoloff was appointed to the position of Social Investigator at $1500 per annum, on May 19, 1939. A probationary report ~ 92 . <1 ¬ » 1937 to February, 1938: 203 West 18th Street, F New York City 5 1 1938 to February, l939:l 263 EasternParkway E Brooklyn é 1939 toMay, 1939;135 Westmu Street, --1 Now York City" F¥ 4 . LI __ ~_ . : QC 10047751 '.. '5 ' *3 - e i 1 4 he had been treating Sylvia Ageloff for acute sinus and throat infection, 3 and suggested she have her tonsils removed, undergo a series of sinus 3 treatments, and spend about two months in a dry, warm climate to prevent development into a chronic infectious condition. On December 21, 1939 two - months leaveof absence was approvedby the Department forthe purposeof v £ surgical relief and necessary post-operative convalesccnce. Sylvia Ageloff ' began her leave January 2, l9L0. - _- ' _ Ii ,,-; - . On February l9hO26; she92senta telegram to the Department .qa!% from MexicoCity, advising that her sick leave expired Marchl, l9hO but ~§ _ she would be unable to return because of acute illness. She advised in s this telegram that a doctor's certificate would follow. By letter dated ' _ February 2h, l9L0 DR. A. ZOLLINGER,San Juan de Letras #2b, Mexico City, advised that Sylvia Ageloff suffered from Subacute Sinusitis, and he ' strongly urged her to remain in that climate for at least one month to clear up the infection. By letter dated March l, l9LO Sylvia Ageloff_ requested that her sick leave be extended to April 1, l9h0, in view of Dr. Zollinger'sadvice. She returned to work on March 26, l9hO. _ The file disclosed that Sylvia Ageloff went on a vacation beginning August l, l9hO, which was scheduled to end on ugust 23, l9hO. By letter dated august 27, l9L0 EDWARD CORSI,Acting Commissioner of the Department of Welfare, advised her that she was_suspended without pay from the staff of the Department effective August 27, l9hO for alleged complicity in a felony. By letter dated August 30, l9hO WILLIAM HUDSON,Commissioner of the Deparhnent of Welfare, advised her that she was being dropped from ,$he staff u of the Department at the close of business on August 30, l9hO the reasonbeing given that her vacationhad endedseven dayspreviously and there was uncertainty as to the time of her return, together with the fact that_the circumstances and publicity of the previous weeks impaired g her usefullnesssoas to make hercontinued employmentimpossible. E t e . By letter dated September6, l9L0 SAMUEL BINDER,Attorney, { .5 66 Court Street, Brooklyn, reminded CommissionerHodson that Sylvia D Ageloff's Civil Service status did.not render her liable to discharge ' except for reasons having legal foundation, and that the apparent reason »_r' 1-. Q for her discharge lay in the unfavorable publicity she had received. Finder wrote that under the circumstances she protested Hodson's action, and she would insist upon all her legal rights.i The file contained noevidence of political activity by igg Sylvia Ageloff while in the employ of the Department of hkifarc. 15-- . _6_ _ . f 5; _. , , , _, - we -92..'"-*"'_- _-K,"._ .', 't, rm.-'.-Y -'4- -_ __ .:..,r-*"a-~- - vi 3, _. ,;-2"» ,-L -0:,Ik:~__..g_ ' '-_ ., .1 , W. . . .h. ., M .. .m. u- ,. w'M ,iMH.T is _uiin- y all F !I92J92 1, be ,.l ~ "0 I 100-7751 . - > - stated he n.s own e .ge o £ami1y_ or many years, l Sylvia go ff since she was a youngster. He said in 1935 he obtained voluntary work» for her in the Jewish Hospital, Brooklyn, as a Clinical Psychologist; that she did this work on and off for about four yoar , until she pro- » =1 cured a full-time position as Social Investigator with the Department of Welfare. He said she also handled half a dozen private cases for him. 1 - qstated that duringthe time-sheworked with '0 him she always manifes ed Trotskyite Communistio beliefs and casually we1" tried to interest him in the Trotsky Movement, by telling him what was i going on, and leaving literature with him to read. He said she never succeededin converting him, althoughhe saidthat he could tiiahfully say she never pressed along these lines. According we '.1 while Sylvia Ageloff never admitted being a member of the Trotsky group, ,< he believes she was, together with her sister Ruth. - - J He said he had never met Frank Jacson. .5 .- o'er.uring e summer 0 -r1938>_'dh*-KSE1 , e oo a trip to Europe and ran into Sylvia Ageloff in the American Express Company office in Paris about August l6, 1938. He said at that time she told him she had been in Czechoslovakia, Belgium and France, but did not say what she was doing. He said she was alone on the occasion of this meeting, and he did not hear from her or see her again until the fall of l9hl, when she telephoned.one day advising him that she was conducting a kindergarten in one of her father's apartmenthouses in suburban New York City, and that she would appreciate any pupils he could ,g;.a3¢jcommend. Source #2 stated that Sylvia Ageloff is now operating a kindergarten under an assumed name at a certain address in suburban New York City; that as far as he could ascertain she always manifested Communistic ideas, and was an extremely intelligent and presentable young --Q lady. " .9 ' It was verified through Source #3 that Sylvia Ageloff and her sister Hilda occupy a certain apartment at a certain address in -w suburban New York City, having lived there_quietly since the spring of . .*_;i| 191:1. He said that Sylvia Ageloff, to-gather with another young woman, apparently no relation, conduct a kindergarten which has about twenty pupils and consists of both morning and afternoon sessions. He said -.I" 1'1 Hilda Ageloff works in the real estate office of the Ageloffs in Brooklyn. ._"_*r '3 He.said both Sylvia and Hilda Ageloff live quietly, have only a few female | ' ' t~~ ' -7-. lo 1 2- " . -F I _ &-- ,. I ~ -, .. ,, 1, ;-"*3. " ,1 1 .- ->17 ' - " _ ',- _ _ - L I ewe V .=_- '~ J3 . -- --s-t 5",=:r ,,_. mi I: - L;.. fm-m-_ _,,_ -_ "-'. '@% H 1 _ _+ 1_V&-__ . _,!'§_L *Ye t F? % __ f'f ._,. -1 . " ' ' .~- '- .-.*~ 4-""1 :1 : r: I. ¬5.*'92~~ - » ' "- . _...... _i..-...-.-e._._-.._ »-.*e___-.------ ------ ------ - -- --- P'*"""'*' -" - 4 . " fT l.,..';I...__'...'.._ LII L'IlI_L.r..._,,_.;. y. _.______Ll...... _,'.....l_....,._.t.....--_.i------as-e7+~»-----~~~--~~~-~~-~-v- -»--~"-' -- '- - --1" "'1""*"""" _" "' . _ H. .i.._.,.,,.._ r ,92 '92r'- - r ff- l -L lOO-7751 H, I 5 visitors, and usually spend weekends at Ruth Ageloff!s farm somewhere in Connecticut, Ruth Ageloff now being married. Sylvia Rgeloff, now going under the name of Sylvia Maslow, was interviewed on the evening of April l5, l9h2 in her apartment, She was greatly perturbed as to how her present address was ascertained and said that only the members of her immediate family knew where she resided. r 1 She said she wished her present residence to be kept a secret, inasmuch as she wanted to forget the'events of a few years ago and continue to sit. Q live in peace and quiet. ' ;. . .- She also stated that everything pertaining to her association with Frank Jacson and the murder of Leon Trotsky is contained in testimony t she gave in the District Court in Mexico City, and a perusal of these 1 records would reveal any and all facts desired. 92 She was most reluctant at first to discuss her association with Frank Jacson and Trotsky's murder, but after much preliminary discussion, she finally conversed freely, evaded no questions, and seemed to answer with complete candor and honesty. It should be observed that Sylvia Ageloff is extremely intelligent and well spoken. She stated that she first became interested in the Trotsky Movement in college as an academic study, as she did not think democracy and capitalism were as ideal and beneficial as they should be, She said she has never advocated revolution or the forceful overthrow of the United States Government, or any other government, but felt that the so- called democratic capitalistic governments could be improved upon greatly. |,.gm_s§he said that she was just interested in Trotskyism as a suggestedalterna+1Pv for modification and improvement of the United States Government and governments of all countries, inasmuch as she could not.countenance Stalin- ism because of the poor example set by the present Communist Regime in Russia which country, she pointed out, appears to be much worse off than the United States. I She said she never joined the Socialiat_Workers Party, never became a dues paying member, nor did she ever hold any office. She declare» that she merely read literature published by the Socialist Workers Party and attended meetings and affairs sponsored by it for the public at large. She explained that in fast she had never met Trotsky until January, l9iQ and could by no stretch cf the imagination he considered r>" I. a good and close friend of his. 14» .-. H -u° pf'_¥~ ;g§92 J .1 1» -." '~ """v ' 1-J ;- ' ' " ~'=-'L .--- ~*' .:. ' "'2' -.-:.--- -1-~ Q 'f*' -r 1oo+v?s1 _@ § ' L -' Q 4 She said she decided to take a trip to Europe in the spring = - of l938 and naturally all her friends soon knew of her plans. She said f that one day a friend named RUBYWEIL telephoned and asked her whether , _ she couldjoin . her, inasmuch. . asshe wasalso planninga . trip. to Europe. t. She said she had no objection and they both sailed for Prris together, ,5 wherestayed theyat the St. GermainHotel. i - Ki . 1 kg_ _ ti 'sn¢said shewas introducedto FrankJacson byRuby Wéil ... . S -on July 1, 1938, and thereafter the three of them went around Faris v jt together, seldom out of each other's company.She found Jacson to be * . . a_personable, generous, warmrhearted individual and thoroughly enjoyed , . -~ his company.She saidthey soonbecame enamoredof each other andlater _ § = became lovers. She described Jacsonas a playboy type who seemedto g , . , 'plenty haveof money and neverworked. Accordingto SylviaAgeloff, if Jacson never evidenced an interest in Trotskyism or any other political ideology, and she did not attempt to initiate him into Trotskyism. . -- She said he read little and did not appear to care anything about the problems of the world. She insisted. . . she never went to Brussells, Belgium - with him or met any of his family. v_ She said that while he claimed to be Belgian, she could not // - vouch for this, although he spoke French like a native. In fact, she asserted, Jacson might well have been of any nationality, but she always believed him to be Belgian, as he claimed. --_ Continuing, Sylvia Ageloff stated that she returned to New @, York City in February, 1939 andshortly thereafter Jacson turned up, -.-_ having used a fraudulent Yugoslavian passport, invvhich he claimed to **"* w $e a Yugoslavian, so that he could leave Belgium, in view of the fact =- that as a Belgian he would be liable to induction into the Belgian Army ' f3_ becauseof the approaching war. She said this explanation of his use ' of a fraudulent passport seemed logical to her. She said even before . Jacson turned up in New York City he had informed her he always wanted pr to go to the United States but that his family objected. He told her that when his family finally learned that nothing could prevent him from is . ',.» going to the United States, his mother gave him $3,000.00. tr 1 ~23 " Sylvia Agcloff said that Jacson told her he had obtained a J » position as Secretaryto one PETER LUBACK, a Belgian who wasemployed , ..,§- e . by the British Government as a purchasing agent in both the United States " and Mexico. Luback, according to Jacson, was formerly an importer and ' " -n exporter in Belgium who saw fit to flee Belgium before the outbreak of . the war. Jacson told Sylvia Ageloff that Luback had an office in either g w San Franciscoor Los Angeles, andalso inMexico City. '1l - -9- ".92 -.l, i~., ,. {: j35?£F; - I ,. .._.....| _ _ , , m ,-.15. '9-.1, . i: " ' I _-';-'- .'.¢ ~1- '' .,. , ,1;-,* .-4.,-- . l .-.'|'-'1-_*-. ~-#._- _,J. , .,, ...z _ 92 .. -- Q _. l '. »._ J1 1,. '- '- ., . . , ,...... __...._ _.s.,,..,..V -§'.,-..-_-,-.~,~ ~.»---- . ..--- ...... _ . ..._ -...... _.A.,.s_,..... e, . . . W. ....__.-...-.r._-._...... _..,. we. . .. J -4-,a_.....~.-._.--.-..-.~---H._.-...-_.+t...i. »----.-.-----.--< -*0-4'»-Q I-1?-1! <1: ~ . . 92 . .1 4 100-7751 e -1 n- Sylvia Ageloff said that after remaining in New York City 7 for a few weeks Jacson went to Mexico City, where he said he had to handle Luback's business for him. Thereafter, she said, she and Jaoson . :92- corresponded with each other. e "__ Sylvia Ageloff stated that she next saw Jacson in Mexico City during January, February and March, l9L0, where she had gone to a recuperate frcmsinusitis. According to Sylvia Ageloff she saw much ._ of Jacson in Mexico City, where he was apparently busily engaged attending _ idyw¥i to business transactions for Luback. She said he would even quote prices of copra, sugar, oil, etc., explain the difficulties with Mexican labor, and point out the slowness of shipping, etc., thus convincing.her at least that he was bone fide. In January, l9h0 she said, she met Trotsky through two friends, ALFRED and MARGUERITE OSEMERE,whom she had met in New York h City sometime around 1937. S;:Rhelieves them to be French, butdoes i not know where they are at the present time. She said Jacson did not meet Trotsky during her three-month stay in Mexico City, and she did not know Trotsky well enough to introduce Jacson to him. 1 ' According to Sylvia Ageloff, she returned to New York City about March 30, l9h0. She next saw Jecson in New York City for about two weeks in June, l9hO, when they lived together at the Pierrepont i i Hotel in Brooklyn. Jacson's explanation for this particular trip was that he had to attend to some financial details for Luback at the British Consul's Office in New York City. _ i g ge Jacson told her then that he had met Trotsky a short time - §_,,1-,t'..;,,- -»-ca. 4 'previous to his present visit, but did not say who introduced him. At this time he told her he would return in September, l9hO for another _ visit. She said that-early in August, l9h0 Jacson wrote her that he was desperately ill and urged her to come to Mexico City to see him. She demurred, since he had previously indicated he would visit New York City in September. However, he wrote to her that he might not be able to I make the trip in September and that he would like to see her in Mexico v. City. She said that inasmuch es her vacation was scheduled for August, E 19b0, she decided to go to Mexico City, and did so by airplane. e L. i I... * With regard to Trotsky's murder, Sylvia Ageloff stated that on August 20, l9L0, the day Trotsky was fatally assaulted by Jacson, he 92lsft,her early in the afternoon but said he would join her, together with OTTO SCHEUSSLER and his wife, for dinner that evening. Schcussler, ice she explained, was an Austrian and was employed as e translator and body- guard by Trotsky. As such he had to call Trotsky's home frequently to H 0 _ -10- z.e"92 J4 .;;-4 -92 -4 n . .- n.- J, . . . ~ . y . y1-./" L '. P - "*0 s u I Q 1 _..''_ - l00 775l > L . advise him as to his whereabouts and ascertain if there was any need for his.services. She said Jacson did not show up that evening as scheduled, and that when Scheussler had occasion to telephone Trotsky s residence 4""on one oi his routine telephone calls he was informed of Jacson'smurderous $1 attack on Trotsky. She said that they then all hurried out to the Trotsky P residence in suburban Mexico City, at which time she was taken into custody -a . by the Mexico City Police. L ~ - - our:oz...-. ecu-u ....:.-I 4-1....+ klldb one -1-...... -.. Wd-5 ...... 3-luu cu .-..1 -. éu ::u.O92.;n.::u. ..1.. .-.1.-,-.A 4- u-G I, 4.661;: vnn T u3.CSGH - ' hadassaulted Trotsky and when he, Trotsky, later died, she could not g Ji- _ believe that it had actually occurred. She asserted that she never harbored any notion Jacson would attempt to murder Trotsky, but in looking - back on past events and her association with Jacson, she becameconvinced, £4 as were the Mexico City Police and press, that_Jacson was either an OGPU agent or was compelled by that agency to do away with Trotsky. She believed that she was merely a "catspaw" and dupe for Jacson. She felt -.14 that Jacson may have been compelled to commit the crime for fear of L reprisals to family or relatives in Europe. She averred she believed Trotsky's murder was scheduled to take place sometime in 19b0, but that :3 ! her arrival in Mexico City furnished a good opportunity for committing the crime at that tine, inasmuch as a large part of the suspicion .. could be cast on her, and thus tend to confuse and muddle-the true impli- ,...+-:.-...... -1 .-..-.... ..~+-....+...... -. 92.-CLUJJJLLD GL1-lLL1.! J11.J5UJ.:'.92.|92-llfal ' " She insisted that she believed Jacson deliberately culti- vated her friendshi and had this rendezvous with her in Mexico City so that he could throw some sort of protective screen in front of his real E. __-. '., motives and actions. However, she pointed out that she did not believe @;J",that when Jacson first met her in Paris he ever thought that she would "f¬ i"be finally involved in the Trotsky murder, but as events subsequently worked out she happened to be present when it did take place. I ~ . r ' - She stated that of course she did not know the identities i of the OGPU agents who engineered the chain of events which led to 1' Trotsky's murder,but to this day she is convinced the OGPU wasresponsible i w for the crime. ' . I I *2 4 ' Duringthe whole time she knew Jacson, she stated, he never once made any false moves or dropped any indications or suggestions that i 1 1* he was connected with the OGPU, and she believed that in view of the entire I falsity of his past personal life as related by him to her and to_the r Mexican Police, and which was later shown to be replete with falsehoods, i he had been such a consummate actor during his relationship with her as ; P I to completely fool her. If this assumption werenot true, she suggested f < V . J4 Fe _11_ I-lsI .a». '*~ "~ .:,' - F .Y; t . 5.4 Q30 -. -",--."|-- .'-5 _'.'_ls. .5.-, ";_ Y :3--1 -.,"_ .-I-'-1. -. ;. ._ -. _-> -_ ~""1¢W"'X . . _--'- _-, "'r_ :-I .-'k . -1- . '-'5'*7 _.*I - ._-._-- _ -92V -in , -wy 1. " -_'- .3" """ _v. ' _ .?" '-"- __ _ , _ 1__ , V-__'. _. . , __ _1 92;___ ¬'_ , ._ _-V. _ . _._,* - __..- . $17 -.=. W ' ""~-no .1 .- . .0 ~ ,4L :- -_ -. . N...... m . . ..__,~___...__s_.,____. _...... L...._....._,l_w.___.,_ _.. _,, _ , ,W,,,,_ ,,,,,,._._,,,_._a.__...... ___._.___,l.W ..__.._.. . , no - ¢ y t . _ . ~'/ ' - '5- , - 2-ah! 1 u 92 " . 100-7751 5 q 4 , _ _ 1 I _that because of some pressure for fear of reprisals to his family or relatives in Europe, Jacson was compelled by the OGPU to commit the -i murder. She thoroughly discounted the assumption that Jacson might have been temporarily insane when he killsd Trotsky, inasmuch as she said F, during the time she know him he appeared to be completely normal and sane. ' ' Continuing, she advised that she has not soon Jacson since ~ he was taken into custody by the Mexico City Police, and does not know s . what has happened to him and cares even less. She stated that she has - -ii? never seen or hoard from Ruby Woil since the occasion of their sojourn in Parisin 1938 nor has she scen or heard of tho Roscmores since she last saw them in',hIcxico_ City in the summerof 191,0. ii. _-'. ' She stated she has no knowledge of any of tho subjects Q 5 . :1 92 7 1§LF43R¬3@LQ_Ul;1IBQS in this case except and LUISwhat press ARENA%STAR ccounts andshe his had brotherread concerning DAVIDRAFAEL ALFARO wrra. - 92 According to Sylvia Ago-loff, h r sister Ruth is now married and lives on a fans somowherc in Connecticut, while Hilda works at the Ageloff real estate office in Brooklyn. in -. n R The foregoing interview with sylvia Agoloni was made'1 hurriedly, inasmuch as it was conducted after the tennination of her afternoon class, at 5:30 P.M., and lasted for about 2% hours, until she said she had an é g gum nt for that evening and could talk no longer. in *'*'¥= * 'cLosLaF. FOR "rm: sumo: 1 i 1 ' ' Photostatic copy of death certificate of SYLVIA ROSENBERG. . 2" E .4 E '5 ~a 92 ii v -12- *_ n I 0" r 4 -. -~/ . ~ . - *0 1 - I . » _._ 100-7751 "P1? T e F-;..~' ' UNDEVELOPED LEADS P. ST. PAUL FIELD DIVISION .<' AT NORTH MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA * Will interview JAMES BARTLETT, 29-26 Knox Avenue, former K President of Warehouse Workers Union 359 and who was a former member of E the Socialist Uorkors_Perty from 193? to December, l9tO and was e Govern- --. ment witness in the case cntitlcd "JAMES P. CANNON, ETAL.; INTEENAL SECURITY R", in which St. Paul is the office of origin. BARTLETT took a vacation'trip to Mexico in the Spring of l9hO at which time he paid a courtesy call on LEON TROTSKY. It is belicved that by reason '4!H: of his contact with TRDTSKY at that time, together with his intimate knowledge of the Socialist Party Workers affairs, he might be able to throw some light on the subjects in this case. ~ +2 .3 4 NEW YORK FIELD DIVISION AT NEW YORK CITY Will reinterview SYLVIA AGELOFF for L detailed chronological account of her first interest in Trotskyism, the extent of hcr activities in this connection,_the occasion and circumstances of hcr first meeting with Frank Jacson, her association with him in both Europe, United States, and Mexico City and events loading up to Trotsky's murder in August, l9L0 ' - I PENDING .g' E -4*. ...1_ 3- » . - _ . _ '~ t . = ,W~£'l.. '" . ~.;i ~,'~, *_ ' _. . _--=-"' .. .. ' I, ,,r . '--. .r.=f*_ J ' J, ; '- .. A_ - »- -.- ? ~-- -1 _é ; ~ :4- r-;-. .. ,¢_._'>.~=5;..r ,.;;sFL,__=.,3,335}t ~;-3-5;. " H-'---- ' _* = '-' --a :... A .._. c "' * 44 92 *5-Y "a 1;. V H-=.-1 .-: .'R~ In-1 J *'.$'_'1" J_,'- fw- <9: 1 -4 " "-';. 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Rey 6, 1942, the following , information: I A that on IehmaryOn ao, 1942,February21, V1ad.inia'! aroe1avew, 194a,924¬mam1a1 mremanppeeviaeaof theme org Trading Corporation, told. him that two of '1 roteiq"e trustedmen were now in the .__92l§'nite<1and msgig/beStatesin New York andthat their names areOtto A Soh iilii anti. ':'§en11f92oc'nnantz. 1 Yaroelavelq told informant that he has a friend. working in r the office of the Seeretmy of the Gomuniet Party, New York City, end. 11 that he has obtained 'eee naneefrom this friend. Acoording to Yaroelav- - elq, thie friend has b en in Mexico and knowe all about Trotelq Agents. 4 Taroelavelq further a t that hie friend.'eJob once was that of working in connection with th hin oaee in the United. Statee, when thoee people were arrested in Rueeia. Yaroelaveh also told informant that the State Department knows all about theme two ind.itidJ.i GQl¬é1i 92iasler andSchnantz an theywere involvedin theRubin caee.& F - *"',,92 v INDEXED /'4,-I._ '/. 92r =.I_l_..i _ connectionwithThe abovetheabove information captioned iecaae, being furniehe ina i1tt'4'ai:F15'92¢$ai3'e'3:thht F !92"E5TiG"WQ i""the'B::1-e'en"in"' " 3 onOtto Page Schneelerof 10 iethe Reportpoeeihly identicalSpecial of AgentwithB. Ott31 P veearner, lfev n-, -wh 1'31 heft,-= J / I . :1- TheJUN2§]§m§ Bureau waeadvieed inthehntorg i 1 Tr né Corporationcase. - 7- I , L ,_ Gowns 92 It . .;_ . _ f DESTROYED QR 92 CPY Z; t 19P»sEP6 I960 er , . "-~ - ;<*"=Z!?.=-~... . .,, '.-.~ A .-39? : 1- ', _U2_ V l _ ? -92" . _ . . " _.__- 1",-.92 . - 1'""; -15 -I --,-~ .2 ' g- W" " ' -'' ' * -* ¬" 92 92 .'Y ,'.~ - ., 0.1- . 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Boston, mass. : " I 1 l H" W .92 yr December 9, 19/=3 / I 13 Director Federal Bureau of Investigation ti» 1 Ieshington, D.C. /q Re: LLQJ TRCTQEY ' IRTLRNAL é£UURITY - H Dear Sir: *3 Enclosed herewith is u biographical sketch of Ll-.uH 'l'1iu'IbZ{I appearing in the92"New Republic", January ~ 2 4, 1933 and a copy of a pamphlet written in both Japanese 8 and English entitled "Five-Year Plan and nnglo-Russian Qooperation". I 3 .!; 92 I _ 92§$iIGLT5§§dURU, I This material Internal mas Security, I found among and the R, effects subjectof J -- 1:5 Boston F le 100-9398, and is being forwarded for the 11- _ I 9292 formution of the bureau. _ W This materiel need not be returned to this , 3 K ix - a office. . <§ 1' A 92_'j 1 Yours truly , _v § ' 7 _ ,4 _;_ .1 3 | as-5 RBC:jcd. / /I oniq - ,/;9277 " 1* f/ :5 T. umxoml 1 hnCl Z P' £//3 ecialAgent in > Charge , cc - 100-9598 oN If_r92' C1:Dl§_T1 ;E,.,..,u-,--,1 .- M vi ~ 14 . - -W l L 1 S J ' ,/ - / ea 4, 1! --0 -.T.;1':.: " W ' ---', .'. 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Each of these two assertions has its ad- vantage as a weapon with w ch to belabour the Soviet State, but together they have the great sadvantage t at they are radically opposed to one another. upset capital st economy by goods offered cheappresupposes an unprecedented developmentof pro- ductive forces. If the Five ear Plan has suffered a check and Soviet economy nds itself irreparably disintegrating, on what economic battle eld can it its ranks to open a " dumping " offensive against the most powerful capitalist States in the world ? 2. Which. then, of these two contradictory assertions is cor- rect? Both of them are false. The Five-year Plan has not suf- feted a check; this is demonstrated by the efforts to transform it into a Four-year Plan. But suppose, then, that we admit that this gigantic plan may realise itself in fact, should we not indeed admit the possibility in the near future of "dumping ? To answer this question let some gures speak: the industrialisation of the U. S. S. R. shows a percentage increase unheard of in economic history-20 to 30 per cent per annum. But these percentages relate to increase over an economic level that the Soviets inherited from the hands of the former owning class. A level of appalling Soviet export involves a" dumpin 7552 'c val li-- f~H:2 §-6 0'65 5 5 n- [F'l l?;v>§5-92 .1 vvmiwziwz r -J e'va §,-; §wr;:i'z>!.-p 5 »=,ar.~r'=112»-20!. ' threatens to upset...... capitalist order ii- 2. But suppose,then, ...... durnping"? =#a%? cM1£w icrtei a K1 1in-'1'!. Each t L-Hm 5123 uII lttn/>1"-tow;tr-,;m __ __._--».%_.-.- -q- -»_,_..__.-ir - '" ' ._._ ig - + v - "'"-" _ ' A A n C yO _23..,¢%/ bacl-twardness.the mostInimporta/it branchesof itseconomy the Plan,Soviet Unionbehind far will remain, more the even after advanzfd capitalist the realisation of theI States. have Five-yeargiven the essential comparative ' in the Russian bulletin pub- lished under my auspices in Paris Nos. 17-~18!. Here it will be su icient to indicate only that, even at the end of the realisation of the Five-year Plan, the consumption of coal by each ii abitant of the U. S. S. R. will be eight times less than by each inha..itant of the U. S. A. to-day. The other coefficients are more or less analo- _gQ_L1$_,this At present time i.e., during the third year of the Five- year Plan Soviet export represents, very closely, 1'}cent per of the total world export. What percentage do those timid of " dump- ing think would be su icient to upset the balance of world trade 50, not that perhaps, nor 25, even 10? Even for such a gure Soviet export would have to increase by seven or eight times its present volume, thereby instantly causing the ruin of its own economy. 3. The most recent form of attack called forth by the Five- year Plan appeared in the French newspaper the Temps," which may, without exaggeration, be described as one of the most re- actionary in the world; it seeks the same aim as, but much more systematically than, the British dimhaxds. Not long ago this jour- nal attested_.to the rapid advance made in the industrialisation of the U. S. S. R., and called on all the Western States to co-ordinate I have given the essential ...... in Paris H KH"v>v:l.t El"i§9~ iI5'D]§E'.l.'ll-Bil-lf vif ff l_:1:_¢> .§§_lqt;;'F|.:E,l1'._rc1i§~.~'C #17: ibiliiz a g -4'5--17.!5 mfév F, 5 »~ - 1t~.t1l. 1 D -/1.» aw;-abelr 6 7F-fIll¬ll'i:- #3:flllfr; E it-~t;.nl-l:;r. 5 5 t u.'.L'..;-2~.-. :'£Il112a> m't aB~5!. Hereit will be suf cient ...... E-',l;11'i'$> F,'5 a l.l,E , ._;-i B, vi . Even for U. 5. A to-clay t t'lx"ll'=.rk¢>i~l iL'1t' 5i <-8"such a gure l9I*is~ Z:Ei¢??C13l1*= ~- ,lYl1J|:§3T 11-li l U 5 "C7; B, 5- -Illl'5. Zi lz t l. w>t'a|:1r§~-r t- tlltlllw Lezl= -Mil :1. called forth by ...... v>llli~ Tc . '1il r'lt-r6 zi awhtrl -4 - H ¬.~1'l2E='>ltrcn=may be described as ...... 'C';>6 k iii L15} A?,t I1 5'11"}-I 6 film »92§i~v>-is L 92re 5 Z, :15 I, -3l_ it seeks the same aim .....the in 92 '5'-#»II, -'1!.The other coef cients..._.. British die-hards :1 §§.:9'bl5 l '>l3l%'~l'.5.~'i"'> analogous ; v>{| '/>14!z'é'J?,Z:: 1. 5 t, I111 51-I/> Un t. lll= Liiéiix I! t illtit :/1'6 !;5 !. very closely Pit/v 1; !. What nil rt, ;1;l»I-l"a w fa. 2, 1. attested to ...2» percentage do those...... even 107 tr v e 2} .-1' calledLt!. on all the Western States :/fig :31»-:1.» ai'l$'Pl1 1!-Jl92 i511-1&5: ...... trade l ikvlihiiilc ii LT, llliiiwn i' ll .4? __ I __ . ... ll . rt-qw a-u»: .- . _24__ their economy to the end of a boycott of Soviet trade. The word is now no more of dumping but of a progress in normal eco- nomic development so rapid that it must be hindered by powerful measures from outside. One thing I would underline with deepest seriousness and most vigorous emphasis: the economic blockade cannot remain over an inde nite period only by a blockade; in order to be effective it would require ever to strengthen and make more acute its methods. And this is nothing but the factual path to war. The blockade is a prelude to war. Its object is to erect a raincoat over war and thus imperceptibly to involve in war a series of States. Let us suppose, however, that the plan of the Temps 92 and many others were to succeed, the blockade to be organised, to lead to war -let us even suppose for purposes of argument what I do not for a moment admit as a possibility, that the Soviet system were to be over-thrown by this war, even by this means the new economic principle of State-planning that has proved its e icacy in the Soviet system would not be destroyed. The development of I Europe would but thereby cost many more victims and be arrested perhaps for decades l 4. But, to return to the question we have partly left, Will the : Five-year Plan be realised? I am certainly of the opinion that, with tht natural important corrections and alterations, the plan called ve-year is realisable. i 5: -17!!" 5/T0 R vod-I4 =- -1 1-0510111: " blockade" mijclz 1 " were Zg ili~*92=>5I= H lse a : 2 taint!. The /! Ci'l*$?"< L!. let us even suppose for word is now. ....from outside n 1J;>gin; purposes ...... as a possibility, that etc. H. 6 335,1 L Ii? I :/ E :1 ya v~_;. gift; liltma : z »=4r J 296 c t z :1 *rr92.';=t rm 1r .lM=1t!o i§ §it|:#§'rr ails w 91- 33 LT.r92.~a§;R£vJ1 .s}AblC ...... t 1' Bklll l L. 19- ER hf: 3.F-Fl C'Fl1]i'.-&hlf 11 57.13:: r 'C692 J: 5!. even by this means .....be de- 531?: t u~..;-§T C'$ 6 !. underline JJ stroyed [|r|:ro ! iil;-|:{; ¢'c'c =l., . 5§!£'§¥=L[ _i:792iI- CH'.i~!. the economic blockade ...... M|:1f= ~-1 <=/>?d< I1 2 mu Lt L lwiirrglqo A blwkade ttearmlsrenrz ;_q:mv>;m|::||¢1; £9?-t'!.B'fIs!§1|!l: Iiiljgsh a : t 4: ?1:92.92 C a 5 »"EI|1r=$; l' 'f|l*J1#6l!|: ma : e :1 l1l5l¬f.:92.~!. 5!. The develop ment of Europe .... .,for 92 n factual $3 1;»: actual rc ->'C1l:lzlt7;decades l k n i li -Tr:/1 ;.&>1;f& .n F5!. Its object is to erect .... not States Li-I iifhitllli rill : bvafi: #5 5. 7: L Cf3. = BM Lln*nrn'IP& 11%! Lrllm Lrana I9 5 'l 1l3liilFI1% .!-l'l- 6 Ct 5 5 !. 9-Hti + r: Kiln g 2 '13:: Q31.-pc 4. with the natural...alterations _'EYk$ Z: 6 !. the blockade lo be organised 7Fl'° C#S 6 - 5. The present Russian economy is a transition stage, and still conceals within itself wide contradictions which may Yet possibly lead to economic crises and thence determine temporary setbacks. To shut 0ne s eyes to this would be unforgivable. Do not lose sight of the fact that all these contradictions, difliculties, possible crises, or eventual temporary setbacks in no degree minimise the epoch-making signi cance of this gigantic experiment in economic planning which already has proved that an industry nationalised acquires the faculty, even in a backward country, of increasing at a tempo none of the old civilised nations could possibly attempt. This alone opens before mankind an entirely new perspective, transforming the entire lesson of the past and placing it on the threshhold of a new culture. 6. Not as being of any practical value, but as an illustration of what I mean, let me recommend for consideration the following suggestion: Mr. Lloyd George is promoting the plan of public un- dertakings worked out by Liberal economists with the double object * of unemployment and reorganising and rationalising the- conditions of industry in Great Britain. You know better than I the terri c character of these two tasks. Let us suppose, however. only for a moment and for demonstration purposes, that the British Government were to sit at a round table with the Government of the U. S. S. R. in order to work out a plan of economic co-opera- 5. still conceals within itself...... set- backs tetatuagsraelititr 2,6. 1 92. Mtnnntiramssta. #i 1..-c BC>I'1 -131+!0. Not as being of any ...... suggestion lkii il ll t no .in: those ! 196 : t f=i$1tmuml|it=l< a» 2» >=- I, t ~~.<-oil: +1 '65; 6!. lose sight oi "7Ei'i§"I 6!.in no C $1-I7J'§iI/wk w L'C7;5it :1! Film}: degree minimise LPL 1. N4 Lfzvl. an L'5J<°'>'lIé¥ .'|: i1ll'~ ;"l'£ CY Y-7-1 1 51- #- industry nationalised acquires ...... pO55ibly i"'4 7' V">ill1IEHI£_?h" 6 T¥1' ]|::¢E£', .b L attemptltilmhz anemia ~.~,s- t mi, Q TIM !. Mr. Lloyd George ...... in Great Britain ~=4 l- - a - a-'LE|1til::1yf_92:1 2. m> t11.1emv:1r=92~921:"<'t.f~-Irw/>1KistI§lBi9¢ »i E?cil l:'llt*¢ L6/J ihkfylilli-lit <3<.*b'C f- PE 41:1-a zmv urn 2 L101 F1 n1;i'é;v>#'¥f1W= it l tltt R.=1» | tion over a series of years. Let us suppose that this plan em- braced all the most important branches of the economy of the two countries and that- unlike so many other round-table conferences - it were to emergewith quiteconcrete and mutual l agreements and undertakings: for such and such a number of tractors, electro-technical units, textile machines, &c., England would receive an equivalent quantity of grain, timber, perhaps later raw cotton, all, naturally, according to the current prices of the world market. This plan would be devised to begin modestly but to develop in the character of an im@1§ecc_>p_e, yearin and year out broadening to draw an ever larger number of undertakings into its circle, ultimately contriving that the most important eco- nomic branches in bothcountries should doyetail into one another like the bones of a skull. Can one doubt for a moment that there- by, on the one hand, the coefficient of increase now contemplated by the Soviet Government would, with the help of British tech- i nique, be vastly increased; on the other, that Great Britain would satisfy the most important needs of her imports out of the Soviet Union under the most favourable conditions? I touch not at all the question under what political auspices such a ggllaburation *. would be possible. Nor with what political system Lord Beaver- Q bro0k s dream might be realised and he attain an analogous aim by 5 embraced igffrf5 C it BET 6 J!. it were 1 that...,. of askull %HI_lC7jE Cii to emerge .r...and undertakings ; m i | J1'i'zlIi?l1!Y; %|"'lli1' :'i!i'l'l'rHJ-3 |: lillchllé 1 =0 ii I-r l1l! '-n:[El'-EHl ml i iilit l Lt T615 5 I: §I",L l]LT . the coef cient oi increase .... vastly increased #111 =-5/T :12 am" L1: eras ¢ -r al. for such 75* El'F 2£llL ~'3~?->'4' *1-NIH"!-*l'4-I ll ' Uiiif .5 and such a numberl.....the world market if CH11E»i>'tJ%'Z]1111:? rzilmrkt-1: vs fl-tit-r 5 -4 [iPl'~|i] 1 §.'é>¬lH'l'll3:l111lllI SZ!£,Q frillll illli Ci #5 5!. satisfy the most important--. vJ1'l1bZ ZL .- ib imrlli is it Silk:-: 3&5 ...SovietUniol1 ':"':§=5sI2 1: '/vbli N/92-lZ~'L"392T$fr'lI¢ '>imn-r!. Itouch not ...... be possible rm = 'C §:";_'ll lIiZ»t-'17: [Q mall.tobegin ill lfr '3Ei? fl*Jli'cl &1>T~ |: Z» Mm !tf~1a= "I J modestly Er Ml: /l~ .!#'$1:].but to develop BET?! 5 zl-r>|l1|,'IQ|Clt:1.HI-7;92.-'J. with Nor in the character of an inverse cone till L what political system ...... the Dominions agllmmie ma as Ema:->r! l11&~rz> xlulf fr b iBl7'3l l*l1l -l13. E|IH - l{ >'C -yr 1' -In 6 1:6?!-1! G11- 6]!. year in and...... it5 A-v J md i itatzn 6 21- Xi éti i il circle ?-edit L1 22+?- iiiti .2 n hrcfkar Lea;-x 0 e] Iiilittr El IlHr:§l ls 11- C!. ullimately Contrivin W i:§HT§ Il>lCi'lw'C 92'.HTl-?4. 92.~!. lb.»0.-Jlal /5 E6 ,_ ___ _.__i,__J .___..__ , ._..< ___ _ V. _ l__ _ __ ~77-W - --»-»-- - - ~~---- M-~. - - - -" -9 __ . ,. , . || -1| l..,- ._-~< an-44» >- '* a ~ M. 01y ..u92,__ ,_,_____ 9 0 such a collaboration with the Dominions. I only take the economic principle of a centralised economic plan as it has been proved today in the experience of a poor and backward country, and, enlarging it in imagination to cover the mutual relations of the advanced nations with the Soviet Union and with one another, I see therein a gpacieue-outlook for mankind. ~ - The Manchester Guardian Weekly. _ of =9! J1! The Five Greatest Living Men. TESTS TO_ BE APPLIED: FIRST PLACE TO FXNSTEIN?: THE CLAIMS OF SHAW AND WELLS. By C. E. M. JOAD. v »*::_-_~: . _-,-_-_-_ _ _-,A_~,- ______- _ ~/v .-.-.- /- 1 » BI AAA. Aavvv I92J92I AAA-., / I 1,/- ».-I» 5 Em $2] L '~- _". §_EE-.'i":5.9 £ FE . _ :? 5%.? a- I. E -5 Lt t_4§_192u=r;1p_:<'_z> 2if~l~m~ L3 "L _- . §£ E FL . } ?.'£ Fi ? £5 ? 595 in gs. a. :i2P.-?»-l§£1n Ir:*v-= ::_1.7&: '56. Joad 2; iJ'v »E?£ i Am li x 17|ll1»Til L_§i7v-V- e v t ;Jl=1$/_92_!§l-*ar'; §.15»/wnggiir-ac z IJ CH1-',I; *.!' 5:1. 54:»: *0 611 ;2'4 1=$ ¢hl! f: E>¥.1_L._ >4 Y 4 v v » i .§Yl.V? §i'}. V1773F.'F5llEi%.iJ¢ Joad ¢5iii|192n if *. I { *¢ / < lx oi . ._g3_. l if "> -'92 * §*i*"=*i~ "'*1 "-{Emit 22%? iii? '5_?_:%.&J!< !"i_U§ §+:ygi;i1§;;_92*a_:_:§§~.rses2 te-5-<2e ¥o'r§§:1< u:ii§~/oa E."> mi-l92J t5i?!krol»'iik*£:=4:1!=1,1Lt l1n*J»=>FH412: KPH: 1. I am quite prepared to tell you, but I had better warn you at the start that you won t agree with me. For I have not the least doubt that you are a different kind of person from myself, and, when we make judgments about who or wh-'~+is great, what we are really talking about is ourselves. If, as I . ?'¥S¬just is possible, you assert that stewed pmnes and rice '- ziousand Isay that they are hateful, the information Q " iven - = t eoD p 1e are prepared to concede, information about the nature of you and me rather than about the nature of stewed prunes and rice. It tells of our tastes and our "tastes are determined by our palates. Our estimatesof greatness are equally individual ; they are in the last resort personal confessions of tastes and interests, so that, pro- nouncing them . vea we re 1 ' our own psychologies rather than the comparative merits of our contemporaries. Q 1 in 2. Let us suppose you were n a subject of who 4 arethe the most ve11116255. greatest men who everlists, P0ssibIe lived. but,since Not onlylists the wouldwould eggrieené you get v92 nothing but the tastes of their compilers, they would appear mani- Vi festly absurd to those who did not share them. Take, for ex_/:3 The Five Grtnlcat I-lvlng Men. 5}!. Our estimates of ...... individual INF IJF.gt 3- . 1: Hr M. M-'k!92=oi'l*ll .zté'§L.< t!i~59lst'¥.>6!- I. prepared to tell you [2,-it L-I Z» r_ g they are in the last resort .i.l.interests c 0 i: B!£i253lEiI L11»-!. as I suppose is just ¢>i"I -flax tar;-WIAw lk kkw fa 2» l. D°98ib!e UM as : &i1IE!~:7h D1!}Z> : t rather than assess ...... our contemporaries ¥. d;~ 15¢: 'l]92 61!.stewed prunes and l l hmiilt ill ff E1155 2 lF.1tiZ 1li!: Eli ticeiqkz in *1? =1 : material noun 2'. L t at-4.: t]2?f*1 -re z u 11!- rc lmor t ~- §z =sw= Jrastrai 9. to take a poll IR-¢,'£2 H-.3-!. since mznrgztmm are FHQFE they it the lists would evince .....share them : 1110-!; .: 5p; 21523!. the information given mtisb-as hkii'¢r>3§!i4I%®2£@f"|- rét ?$ ELI1 is...... stewed prunes and rice : 112% Eh» *>~i>'¬-i 3'3H'lii "1Ell':l »Ul vJi#Il*l5:iii: Ltn-~ *2 a :. as: Qiwlm -/-r=--v: Iris = é X t92 6. lisiic i, frt-07:31-zlliatli 1: :0 in stzogmclila -z urea : t e iii: Illa-1: l lll fb a e E.b1# h6 <1, a 1 ,~ E §" >. » --,...__.?-- cw- --i-.-_?<--w~ -W 1 _,_,_ . - ii 2q1.- THE Newérusgi 9292_: A January 4,1933. i _ iv y Trotsky ROTSKY seems a unique gure. There ist logic with a freer, more sweeping hand than has perhaps never been another statesman Marx, so as to make of it a compelling instrument , who played so important a part in history, of popular exposition and to turn to account the who had at the same time so vivid a consciousness Marxist irony as perhaps only another Jew could of the historical signi cance of his role and who have done rememberHeine's debt to Marx I!, . has been able to write so brilliant a record of the aying his opponents alive and turning their skins events in which he gured. - inside out to show the ignominious carcasses inside Trotsky is, of course, primarily not a politician,their arguments; to raise a laugh with a proverb but a master of words. A well written book," he or fable from the south Russian countryside o his says, in which one can nd new ideas, and a good youth, aptly applied to some political contingency, pen with which to communicate one s own ideas to to x a point with a sudden glancing epigram, to .., others, for me have always been and are today the open the horizons of the mind to a vision of the most valuable and intimate products of culture. dignity and beauty of a world in which socialism »s .T he desire for study has never left me, and many should have guaranteed the domination of the bar= Y times in my life I felt that the revolution was in- barous greeds of man by the disinterested worgof terfering with my systematic work." And else- the intellect and the creative imagination. f where he speaks of the pleasure that a newly It is this vision that is noble in Trotsky, this t printed book gives him. passion for cultural improvement not, as in thee In my eyes," he writes of himself as a school- case of Lenin, the immediate fellow feeling with .j boy, authors, journalists and artists always stood others which sets him immediately to work to lift for a world which was more attractive than any the yoke from their necks- that feeling which, . other, one open only to the elect." In the second Clara Zetkin remembers, sometimes made his face ! -_; Izrade, at Odessa. he started a mazazine u with a seem to shrink with the furrows of unspoken, un- friend and later did extra work tutoring to earn speakable suliering as if he were burdened, i rnoney to go to the_ theatre. But the nineties in pierced, oppressed with all the pain of the Russian i N . ._ o_.__c. m._,_ Y! -"-- ' -Y"§ »-_--_-_..q,_._-,-__i..._ o _ ____,______' '-? - -- i-_» - 1 .- January 4, 1933 HE 7NEW'REPUBLIC 206 whole, which in appearancgfunction, force andcrn, electrically agated equipment, the managerial2 92 I emphasis has shifted to the elimination of idle I L principle is totally dissimilar to anything hereto- fore known. Of course, some industries are more machine time. This means planning planning of backward than others, but all of them are rapidly time; planning of sequence of operations; plan- . moving in the direction of electri cation and powerning of material movement, of preventive mainte- -1 production. Even mining and quarrying, withinnance; preparation of schedules, balance of pro- ».{___-R , the historical decade of 1919-29, increased the duction of parts, dispatching of every operation; use of electricity from 2,789,383 horse power to planning of budgets, of tasks, of sales quotas. In _y- =6,124,799 horse power, while its total power re- the Machine Age these functions were largely 5 quirement was estimated at 7,514,843 horse power,taken care of by themselves, through the inter- 92 relation of departments, chasers, reservoirs of 5*" i. e., only 18 percent unelectri edl isO partly nished articles, et cetera. The steady, _-a:,_ _ The direction of industry is toward auto- h m. matic, continuous, mass production. It is obviousrapid ow of continuous production cannot be en- rt "74-1 that, without the opportunities of electric drive, dangered by the interruption or upsetting of plans .-$4 i ~- anywhere, for that means the stoppage of the * 1w the continuity of present processes could never ~- 1} have been attained. The very idea of mass pro- whole works and the accumulation of overhead _ ~ .1 , I.'1duction implies the notion of the interchangeabilityexpense by the minute. Iwhr=1 of parts. This again would be too di icult and Thus, even the personal characteristics of the 5 3 4 too expensive to obtain without the aid of elec- managers which were essential in the Machine Age tricity, which alone enables us to gauge the tol- -namely, experience and common sense -are of 1 ; .~ erances of the fitting parts to a ten-thousandthlittle importance in this new Era of Power. Of what use is experience acquired under vastly di er- E. - part of an inch. And neither. speed nor precision i , couldbe had without automatic electric control. ent conditions? Of what u'se is common sense when s s s»- The situation created by modern electric-powerthe factory today demands an uncommon mind, ,,,~ _ I production ollers further opportunities for elec- scienti cally trained and disciplined, a rare kind of --3,13 /: 1 at. .r~*.,. tronic control. The thermionic tube, the photo- analytical mind, which alone can oller counsel based ... . cell, the three-element gaseous tube- all can work on correctly evaluated facts of the transition period? industrial miracles. The Chase Bag Company of Milwaukee reports the use of a photo-electric relay It is not generally appreciated that the increased 1 use of power raised the total wages in manufactur- -as in piling its product: a light source projects a ~ I 1 .~u ,| I e annn CL.-- a.L-_ C_.....~a i 1 ls l [P» / ------_ e______-___ _. .-._.. .r..._.. .,__ _ T -. _e--_ _ ___ . .__.__ __ ,______n s I1: ~4- ..s ruiiiiuag ii.'; .n ri ruuiiii, ,,_,, 3,, mm _k 1 i.C IuiL' OI DCIsuii...ic Lii,_ 9292ll{CS_] -.. K 92 'a.. ..-.._..,i- chilly face," holding in his at i largebouquet of us here on a truly igantic scale. It is necessary only "'1 flowers which has justb oresented to him; whento underst th. le correctly, taking personality as ¢~'; i 1 i he comes up to the pers ge who is supposed to 8 linlr in iistoric chain. The sudden arrival of ,, . greet him, the Mensbevik president gf the Sovigt, Lenin from abroad after a long absence, the furious . 92 '-4., . 1*, -___.1he suddenly stops short as if he had run into 1 CW Y=i5¢ -_A._%__.___.__ .-____.._...._c._1 7 -.__..-.---.. 45 and pressure groups have grr * greatly in size l and importance. There ar ;F_e _privatecorpora- slight change in governmental units, orgmization, tions,of each whichhas lac-4'revenuesmore andmethodsbut eorrespo|92and 3 "son c. Newgcsin the functions direction } are welcomed,unity, of co- employees thanany singlestate or any city except ordination, capacity and competenceof political power New York.! Political parties are declining. All are eitherresisted ortardily accepted.. . . The heavy this leads to serious consideration of new forms of pressure of powerful social, economic andtechnical government, _morein accord with organizedsocial forcm threatens to crush the shell of a government groupings.--There has been little change in the which becomes more and more important in the social legislative branch, except in cities.- The judiciary and economicsituation. . . . Only a strong government has madeattempts toadapt itselfto the new situa- can either act intelligently in . . . crises or refrain tion, but in generallags far behind. From 1900 from action. A weak government cando neither.. . . to 1930, thirty-three acts of Congress were held A weak government showsnarrowness insteadof breadth, delay instead of deliberation, wild and irreg- unconstitutional, andin all the preceding years of ular vacillation. instead of steady adaptation,drifting the Republiconly twenty-six.!- Conceptsof liberty tendencies instead of inventiveness and preparedness. , . were confused and changing. Discussion of this . . . The futility of weal: government will be equally subject goesto the roots of our order.- In political disastrous whether it refrains from social action or theory one of the dominant attitudes at present is attempts it. Its retreats will be routs and its advances the tendencytoward organizedplanning asagainst meaningless muddla.. . . The industrial order is on drift in public a airs."--In the recent past there trial as well as the political in this case. .. . If busij-jg has beenrelatively little governmental change,and ness is closer to technical mechanical e ieiency, it is an indillerence or even hostility to diiierent types farther from the sense of social responsibility equally of social theory in a world where the foundations of important to mankind. Industry as well as govern- ment su ers from disorganization and lack of direction, private property, democracy and representative from conspicuous waste and pro table fraud. . . . Gov-. .i government arebeing sharplychallenged onevery Clllllltllldl...... a_.1 Luuupuun . at J aulu lllculripctciltx2 0- _ auu .| tack 1_.1. Urw la i hand. But we may safely forecast that in the central direction are not comprehensible awayfrom the i next period it will no longer be found possible to social andeconomic environmentof which they are a 4 *1~ escape fulland free discussion ofthe fundamentals Pl . . . . s of democracy and capitalism alike, and far more How shall we blend the skills of government, in- constructive or destructive changethan has been dustrial and nancial management,agriculture, labor evident duringthe pastgeneration." and science in a new synthesis of authority, uniting lTqu'ote'i'ni f'ull'Pror'e'ssori92rfern'am's*-I power and responsibility, with a vivid appeal to the ~ 92 T _92" 92n'|lnlllrriurruse Of as-* J-rypal- s. {.0-Jon} n.§-neg"--I; Ilriflk __ . A concluding pages. But here we must be satis ed the revolutionarydevelopments our of social,economic » and scienti c life, yet without stilling liberty, justlce I . . with scraps. p i . A and progress? On the whole, the outstanding fact . . . is the l :.<';. F rapid extensionof governmental activities and costs Gaoacr. Souuz. 111,1.. 92 -- .1»: - - wax .3 "'. i 1 » Trotsky: .II gw¬ HAT was this idea of which Trotsky, tween Marxand Engelswas forme nota theoretical one, buta psychologicalrevelation. Tourerproportion: 92 onemptyway railwayhisexile, station, to saw to himselfshouting almostthe the gardiu. I found proof on every pagethat to these -*;.: two I was bound by a direct psychological a inity- $13!, ~.prime spokesmanand embodiment?What wasthe Their attitude to men and ideas was mine. I guessed 254;, Revolution which he believed was being sent into what theydid not express, sharedtheir syrnpathl i ' .§ i 1'31banishment ?'What was the Marxism for which he was indignantand hatedas they did. Marx and.{,_ lfought? » Engels were revolutionaries through and through. i l l/Ve-have aneloquent accountof what Marxism But they had not the slightesttrace of sectarianism or meantto him in a passage of his autobiography ssceridsm. Bothof them,and especiallyEngels, could where hetells of reading theletters of Marx and at any time sayoi themselvesthat nothing human wan Engels ata time when he was tryingunsatisfactor- strange to them. But their revolutionaryoutlook ily to work with the AustrianSocial Democrats: lifted them always abovethe hazardsof fate and the worlts of men. Pettiness was incompatible Mt Dill? The Viennese leaders of the Social Democracy Used with theirpersonalities, butwith theirpresences. Vul- the sameformulas thatI did. Butpone hadonly to garity could not stick even to the solesoi their boots. 92 turn any of them ve degrem around on their own Their appreciations, sympathies, jests evenwhen axes todiscover thatwe gavequite di eren!mei l l most oommonplace arealways touchedby therare ed to the lame concepts. Our agreement was s temporary air of spiritual nobility.They ma-y pass deadly critic- one, super cialand unreal. The ¢°f1'¢!P° d¢ ¢=5° ism ong man,but theywill neverdeal intittle-tattlk a. i 1 Wilf .2 -H -~/-, M408 or I 'iiicy have n tliiiig iiiit I least emphasizr ' but, coming as it did from iixi sidered coolcontempt. l iSlOCI'3{l£_ What p. them tines was and really onlyvulgariaris con- theirvery inne -dost pths of the man and expressec revolutionary supe Lty. Its most important char- more by "toneof his voice than by anything else. acteristic is a complete and ingrained independence of was always present, whether Lenin was speaking oi; official public opinion at all times and under all the treasures of culture, of new achievements, of: conditions. the wealth of books in the British Museum, of the. information of the larger European newspapers or, This affinity, this admiration, are later to be felt years later, of German artillery or French avia-i for Lenin. The whole of Trotsky's later work is tion. They know this or they have that, they havef oriented toward Lenin. There are moments in his made this or achieved that but what enemies they I autobiography, to be sure, when we lose sight of arel To his eyes, the invisible shadow of the nil-+5 anybody but Trotsky episodes of which we are ing classes always overlay the whole of human cul- i made to feel that we are reading simply the ex- ture a shadow that was as real to him as day- traordinary adventures of an extraordinary indi- light. In this rst meeting, the relation is estab- vidual: tl'ie escape from Siberia, for example, which lished. By a few sharp and brief strokes, Trotsky is as exciting as Casanova s escape from the Leads, puts before us the characters of the two men: the 5? seems written from a similar point of view. And younger fervent and inconsiderate, slightly exhibi- even in the joumeys of the armored train we feel tionistic, in pursuit of the cues to his historic"f 0le; caught up into Trotsky's self-dramatizing imagina- the older assuming his revolutionary purpose and t. tion until we. begin to see the whole story as a ti .- chapter in a novel rather than as a feature of a the social insight on which it is based so much as. a - A military campaign. But the real hero of My Life" matter of course that in a world scarcely yet seri- - remains for all that, not Trotsky himself, but" ously troubled with them, it never occurs to him to . Lenin or rather, Trotsky's relation to Lenin. emphasize them or to put forward his owmper n- , Trotsky had gone to see Lenin in London almost ality because of them. _ -j immediately after his escape from Siberia, but had Later on, after the years of their political broken with him as a result of the 1903 Congress. estrangement, Trotsky plots the further course of _'He had become then an independent revolutionist,-the development of this relation during the years had retumed to Russia in 1905 and headed the St. of the Revolution and of the building of the social- Petersburg Soviet; but the gauge of Trotsky's ca- ist state. VVe see Trotsky and Lenin, during the E pacity seems to be that though his egoism makes emn Octobern revolution, g Ulying 1 - down Y 'on the oor of cg," an3 g l n en an ma es it possi e or him to sister has spread a blanket for them and trying to '1 take saysone initiativeobserver, in action he asiwhen he is never isdriven so formidable,into a tight relax from their tense fatigue, but unable to sleep ii jplace--he needed Lenin's compass to steer by. and nally remembering that they are not sure yeti ,Lenin, who had never had a moment's; sympathyof the Winter Palace: Trotsky rushes to the phone 1 for the imperialist war," had complained after while Lenin tries to induce him to rest and forget i . 1914,, that iijust as Trotsky stood forn_ierly'forabout it for the moment while they send a messcn- ; 'coiiperation with the Socialist compromisers, so ger instead. We hear Lenin in the later period dubious about what would become of the Bolshevik <- J?1, today he stands for cooperation with the Socialist patriots. But though Trotsky had never becn_aleadership: How many of'us know what Europe i Bolshevik but had remained aloof pp to 1917, it did is, what the world labor movement is P" _VVe es * nottake him long to turn to Lenin when he came given Krupskaya s note to Trotsky after 'Qll~ back to Petrograd after the February revolution. death: Dear Lev Davydovich: I write to tell you In My Life" the personality of Lenin is built that about a month before his death, as he was looking through your book, Vladimir Ilyich stopped gup by a series of small anecdotes, unpretentiouslyat the place where you sum up Marx and Lenin Hintroduced but very skillfully chosen and plated, and asked me to read it over again to him; he lis- '$;until ithas come_ t0.'stand_ for a whole moral andtened very attentively and then looked it -oiver intellectual domain, involving, as I have suggcstsdiagain himself. And here is another thing I"want also Trotsky's ideal for himself. F:l!'$t| W ! 9§¢ to tell you. The attitude of, V. I. toward you at - Trotsky in prison eagerly reading Lenin; tl1¢l92» 5" the time when you came to us in London from charged with the excitement of his escape_ from Siberia did not change up to his death. . . 1'3" Siberia, looking up Lenin early in the morning as 92 Add to this the presentation of Lenin in Trot- soon as he arrives in London: Lenin was still in sky : history of the Revolution. He gets a ne bed, and the kindly expression of his face was climax to the rst volume, which deals with the -tinged with a justifiable amazement." Lenin takes confused and half-hearted course of the February 'him for a walk around London and points Out I0 revolution, by dramatizing the arrival of Lenin in _ him Westminster Abbey: This is their famousPetrograd. A delegation from the Petrograd § j.92Vestminster, he says- and Trotsky explains that Soviet is sent to give him an o icial welcome with I 'this "their" of Lenin s designated, not th_e English,all the accoutrements of bourgeois ceremony in the y, - but the ruling classes of the world. This implica- Tsar's Room" of the railway station: Lenirrl ».~ i . 92v'92i :4 .3,5 ; til ,- , , . ii? l -T1 .-...,.. p A Forgive Us Our Debts I Tthat IS characteristicwe persistin ofourtreating politicalthe ineptitude, ofdebts theistsurges that patriotsand the cessionwould humorinterested in national ouriiiimpdefense,1 Allies as a problem of assets to be realized thus sweetenthe dose for those whose pzg rather than of liabilities to be accepted. During the stomachs nd it most di icult to digest. 7+ War it was treasonto suggestthat thedebts ofthe Allies to the United States would never be paid. Hoover,tangible formhis of compensation, acceptance inspeech, such as t' s. ; ext suggest; Immediately afterits close,economists madethis sion of the marketsfor Americanagricu ture assertion, andthough their prophecy was,for a labor" in other words, the Allies should lc' time, balked of ful lment by the extraordinary their tariff walls and buy more of our goods, mt success ofthe bankersin selling European loansin we should maintain our barriers and continu the UnitedStates, itis nowcoming true. The in- refusebuy to inreturn. Mr.Roosevelt exp evitability of virtual cancellation,however, does the fallacy of this proposal. Our policy,", not make this renunciation any more palatable to stated, declares for payment, but at the s, the Americanpublic. Even the argumentof the time for lowered tariffs and resumptionof ti experts thatthe continuationof internationalpay- which open the way to payment." i _ _ _ _ L _ _ . .__ 21...... 2Ll_ _....-L-I 1-111-» L--4.1,:-92 An TL .--1-. JfI-.- |a_. _...§4.L Ll- -..__._ L ' 3 F. '-W"---' -~--P ~ ---uww--2»--|---v-.._ _...... _----.__-.- ».--__-- - »- V - - -- .__?__»¬______o__....,_._o_..______,v_ .- ll l i - -wt _,.... lillll . - -~ ~ P I. s_"r~t;:"¬IIlU Ty 4, 1933 G 1 1 1E N E W __ . J, M. ._ thought what posterity would say of him-simply did his work, Trotsky looked at himself often, REPUBLICK! 208' treasured his historic role" and would have been tion. Take his exploit in defending Pctrograd willing to sacri ce anything, not excepting his life, against the army of Yudenitch. A regimental com- so that he might play this part heroically. The mander had given his men the order to fall back ordinary kind of ambition he despised. What and the troops were running away; but when they contemptiblc ambitiousnessl" he exclaimed of a reached division headquarters, Trotsky took the social revolutionary leader who had accepted a situation in hand. He mounted the rst horse he place in the coalition government before the Oc- could nd and, chasing one soldier after another tober revolution, "to abandon his historic positionwith his orderly- behind him waving a pistol and for a portfolio I" l'Vith Lenin, we feel that his shouting, Courage, boys, Comrade Trotsky is lead- personality had become completely identi ed with ing youl compelled the whole regiment to turn his purpose. Clara Zetkin tells of one occasion back and recover the positions it had abandoned. after Lenin had become master of Russia and The commander appeared at the most dangerous leader of the Communist International when, in points and was wounded in both legs. Trotsky receiving a delegation of German Communists, he came back in a truck. He was accused by the kept his appointment so punctually, entered the papers of publicity-seeking, but the truth is that room so unobtrusively and talked with them so Trotsky s sensationalism is almost always redeemed simply and easily, that the Germans, who were from theatricality by the Idea which inspires and used to the frock-coated public-otlice-in ated Marit- directs it. When Trotsky chases back the retreat- ists of the Reichstag, did not even guess who he ing regiment, it is the Idea standing its ground. was. One cannot imagine Trotsky : entering a And so even in Tr'otsi _ ___._ _ ___'._-i _ _. W , _ ]lluDl92-Ill U92 uu: 92'v|BllLl92- I.Ul592Uy lll§lll VIII-J ABA H16 -»»92.4 Il|J92- J5!-92192rnu; All .1 snu- Ix plate to Marxism. 92 A, at seventeen, Trotsky than sympa'-'-v for the downtrodden." lie i -a wrote a play in ccboration with another young intellectual, the heroine, in spite of the fact that they hi hspired him with revolt rather than pf both of them thought themselves dubious about Beginning seenwith r. logged my earliest on his childhood, father's farm, in all 25J Marxism, turned out to be a Marxist. The dead impressions of my daily life, human inequa '5? hand of the Tsarclom pressed everywhere where stood out in exceptionally coarse and stark for:»' the mind tried to move and grow; their school-Injustice often assumed the character of i-mpud :_.1_ teachers committed suicide; they felt the future as license; human dignity was under heel at ev r_r, - 4 ~'- revolution. I swallowed books," says Trotskyi §l1§Pe" He found himself a gifted boy in. peril! fearful that my entire life would not be enoughthe most police-ridden city in policeiridden Russ. - A to prepare me for action." By the time he was and a Jew with his way to make in a world cl eighteen. he had been arrested for circulatingmore hostile to Jews than to other gifted yol illegal literature and he spent the next three years men. The youth who came to Lenin and_K|] -._~~. p __ i ,.vu_ Y in jail: here he heard for the first time of Lenin sltaya heralded as a young eagle" by their fc' r ii and read his newly published book on Russian 1-evolutionists in Samara, had brought to the ~ .-:"' r§ capitalism By the beginning of the new century dication of human dignity a pride which had s .7 . -;- 'he had been banished to Siberia, where he read thing of Lucifer's. At nothing was he more sue Marx, brushing the cockroaches o the page. Iul than lashing his audiences into fury. --Y . Thereafter, Trotsky's career was that of a pro- Lunacharslty, who rst met him in i505} " 6 ' . 52> = 1. :_> ,- fessional revolutionise. scribes him as arrogant and handsome, ta In Siberia he wrote literary criticism, discussedoffensively elegantly dressed for a rcvolutioni Ibsen, Hauptmann, Maupassant, Nietzsche. But exile and with none of Lcnin s human charm§ .1,- - /. his mastery of language was now to be directed by either would not or could not do -"ythingi -Ex--'. 7* "sit; the requirements of the revolutionist. He learned win other people : confidence and fri-gsldship Q "elf to excel both as pamphleteer and as orator: his seemed condemned to a certain loneliness." 5 .-Trf comrades callcd__him "Peru," Pen. He knew was always in his own imagination as the prot __'wq . "18 ;92 - }_ --§- 4 ! 5: Hhow to analyze and. convince, to appeal to the ha-1-2:l - ea ,- imagination and arouse; to handle the grim Marx- 4- ; ~ t ,_ 11 ,es..s< .-~ ist of Marxism that Trotsky lived. Where . ' .- '::~r.-.".. I never glanced in the mirror of history, nev _ ! I r on _ WWW 0 ' l | i-q - - W -_- -.- .. i. llA]492 l r 92l'll92A_'A . El _ toss iton thebpile."Again, a itern Pennsyl- vania minehasa system Otd!Oll l3tiC con- doorand fuel, the totalwage» paidin industryrose cur.- . trolusing the electric eye"a -"'ie controlling relay.sistently, withthe e]. . of such aspecial caseas i The functions of general supervision are like- the automotiveir try. Contrarywise, thelagging l wise handledby means of electricity.The .Selsynindustries that have reduced their power consump- l control ofthe sliiicesof the Panama Canalis well tion despiteincreased capacity!showed a reduc- tion in the total wages paid. But, so long as our E...-5 known: the man in charge, though miles away, 92¥ social-economic notionskeep billions of electric can at any givenmoment seethe position of all robots idle,we have no true relation betweenthe -<,~'theT. numerousparts of the sluice, the level of installed capacityand the rate of its use. We 'water, the movement'ofthe chains and of the have idle men andwomen, wehave idle productive l - ~ passing boats. The Mississippi ValleyBarge Line potentialities andwe have underconsumption be- Company dispatchesits tow boats by radio on cause ofour lowpurchasing power. If your elec- v,-- their trips between Cincinnatiand NewQrleans. tric eyes and vacuumtubes arereplacing human l Though, during, the Machine Age, the main labor and throwing men out of worl< aslcs rhe- -'e-l managerialtask was to increasethe personal elli- torically an editorial in Electronics what real v - i ciency ofworkers, thisphase ofmanagement underadvantage arethey tosociety asnow constituted? - 1»4_the reign of power production shrinks into insig- There is but one answer to this query. The ta,~ nilicance. The electric machine either does its new power production is a very real danger to *3 work e iciently or else does not do it at all. An society asnow constituted. It is as dangerous 1 .inquiry among twenty-two Middle Western manu- as a high explosivein the hands of ababy or a facturers disclosed that eighteen of them would maniac." But, if instead of dropping men from V welcomean installationof scienti cmanagement the pay rolls we would drop off hours of work, in their plants on the conditionthat neither the allowing scienceand engineeringto createleisure, rates nor the numberof employeesshall be re- securityand higherculture, andif for these short- ducedl In powerproduction is no it longer theened hourswe would pay more,in proportion to -aphysical1 P forceand manualdexteri that are re- increased roductivitY, Pinstead of lessin ro P oi-tion fquired of the workers,but mentalalertness, accu-to restricted sales, the stimulated use of more ';.rate Judgmentand precise handling ofcontrols. power would soon restore our stability. _@_';-the_increased 92Vith complexityand cost of mod- WALTER N. POLAKOV. ,-. xi -i!'F.-I, 0- - ._ _<-§---_. A-1,1;P '_>- . - . _ ~ - ~- L" - ll-. i 5 1 l ...., 4 i 1 .< l-Q -7- ~x i at F iiA . =srs=t92_"[' l t ~a ti _ . m __z_nan.:~rm attitude toward _pro'less|onalby the rebellion of the Kronstadt sailors and tne ;_ -,1-..;.' giinienis amusingly shown I5history peasants, of andhad been*bliged toannounce the Kl, eRevolution: anC,o. Brussilov Kolchak,".ral compromisesth _ ; of ex :onomic Policy;and he The writes withcondescension his from lo_ftier plane, had felt the political machine gettingout of his f;-Qt: "4little excelledthe othersin culture, if youwill, hands. The time had come whenthe high imagina- [1 but in nothing else. Denikm was not without char- tion andmorality whichhad ledthe Revolutionhad g actcr, but for the rest,a perfectlyordinary army to give way to the practical political manipulation "L generalwho hadread ve or six books." by which even revolutionarypeoples at the present Nobody buta Jewish intellectual wouldcriticize stage of human development lapsenaturally into generals fromthat point of view-, butit is hard to being guided.Krupskaya isreported tohave said imagine aregular military man dealing with those that, if Lenin had lived any longer, Stalin would generals asTrotsky did. Show me another man," have hadhim in jail. He had hada nervous col- 1 Gorky reportsLenin assaying, whocould organ- lapsein 1903 as aresult of the strain of the crucial ize almosta model army in a singleyear, andeven London Congressat whichhe hadforced thesplit " win the respectof military experts I" Trotsky, the between Mensheviks and Bolsheviks, and now he =.._;intellectual, ' setgreat store by the military experts, had aseries of paralyticstrokes. His abilities, will, i I though Stalin, thepolitician, wassuspicious ofthem. personality had,as I have said, been completely ls on account of their training under the old regime. identi ed with the cause of the Revolution. To be i-,In spite of Stalin'sopposition andLenin's owncaught in a serious con ict of purpose arising in doubts, Trotsky organizedthem and made them connection with that cause, to nd himself unable -_ work for him. Then he leaped into his armored to dominateit, to feel himselfhelpless inface of train and sped from front to front in it so fast, what seemedto him the degradationof the Revolu- talked tothe soldiersso muchand sopassionately, tion, perhaps its eventual failure must have been telegraphedso promptly for supplies, wroteand like his own annihilation, could mean for him only 5_,sent outso many impassioned press stories, caught death. 1 > land shot so many disaffected oflicers, thatthe six- But Trotsky had always that inner mirror in e éteen Sovietarmies, feelingthisdemon of energywhich hesaw himself; he was alwaysto himself a stand will behind them,held their fronts against the gure, was well insulated against other people's Ichslss-and theDenikins andsaved theRevolu- opinions; he could not be torn by con icting devel- >1 ., I ..,,_ , I92 ' :"'' , .-4 .. '.=";' . ;.I it - " -... ¢- .. .- -o.,_ 2 .s _, _ l I _ .-.._._,__-_,,,___<-»---»--T-___-_ .... __..i.__._.. - ~ ' " * _ 7 _ __ ___ ._a --.-v---, ---_.___ .._ _ I resultWhatever fromcancelllr-on advan in U neralnot prosperitydoes alterthe might factandmany, byorg ati virtu'would have superior of pro ted industrialcqinpino. bymost thi that the loans madeto the Allies by the United freedom. t was partly against such acontingent States governmentwill be paid by citizens of the that tari walls were raised. Finally, Senatc United States in the form of taxes. It is useless Borah, longa convinced.opponent ofcancellation to cite the expansive utterances of Congressmen now entertains the idea that this course should l and Senators in the days of the War. in Cold followed in return for the reduction of reparation fact. as Mr. McAdoo remarks in his Crowded disarmament and other bene cial world policie Years," if the American people had not been Mr. Hoover apparently tookthe sameview in h convinced of the good faith and honor of the bor- conversations with M. Laval, as the result Ii rowing governments,the United States would which, by the Lausannesettlement, theGermzi never have been able to sell its bonds to its own reparationswere reduced to about $7 l0,000,0 people forthe purposeof makingthese foreigncontingent onher ability to pay. The fact t 3? loans." To find itself at length the dupe among the chief debtor nations made this settlement c nations ispeculiarly bitterto a people which has 'ditionala similar on readjustment of their de always acknowledgeda talent for bargaining. It to the United States, and theinforrnation of is sweeterto passfor a knave than a fool. Thus united front by gentleman'sagreement topur -the I' l'92lt .I192of American atatesmansllin in relation this end in concert, has cast a blight on to the debts Of the Allies ii to nd some formula Hoover's diplomacyand Mr. Bomb : ideali Which will save the face of the United States, and Nevertheless, itremains truethat if any form permit this country todo with something ofgood can be found to persuadea reluctant people i gr-aee_what foris its own interestand what is in they should forgive their debtors as they hopeij any caseinevita'ble -pay for theup War. be forgiven their debts, it will be along the 1.3 Various e orts have been made to nd such a timidly suggestedby theRepublican sp0kes}1en.'1 formula. Mr. McAdoo suggeststhat GreatBritain and Franceshould, inlieu of payment, makeover It hasbeen violently asserted, byevery Ameri to us their West Indian possessions.That these in authority,that no connection exists,or can would be of tri ing value he concedes: buthe sibly exist, between thedebts of the Allies 5 * ,5 >. __*4 .l 1* » . ' -- A -; ""812._ - .rlk> * 1 . : * / <,. 92 -. I i r1~- ' , 1 92O b z; '. _ q ,4-~> -r'wn"-v "I _,> Mi : . ¢._ : _92 . 92 i> . E 45.. C2?/a .2 -- /~*~* / » " 1 n P .-- 'a= > » I C-».~;_a;1;.» H kl ~i'w~;.j£l- -|.'ur.-.1 s i 9 , ' .._ @250 7/ - X . r-. e '-.5-* "92 92 4 4 mn3=rn.92 P-' O o 65-Z9162 ' April 23, 1945 Pmzsozm. AIID vn nrr-mmzc A12? POUCH 4} r"- ~ I ? L . s V . - J3 AI 2' ' a ,¢|/I -/k ,p1s>;#,,,;792_ i .' co :9 .; ' Roz Jacques Xnrnard van Dsndroschd, was. ' Eapianngo - R _ Q . <~@~._._ ' Tho Bureau has been advised by the Washington ' I City lows Sonics that tho District Criminal court in 1101100 * ' City sentenced tho subject, ho is genera11y_1cnoIu as -» Jacques H d alias Fruokdgooaon, to twenty years im- . pris of L_o ;',!l'r0tsky. the assassination mars than two years ago A You are instructed +0 var-ify the zorogoing in- Bureaufor-nati0n_through aoc'or¢.Lng1y. i your contacta in Eiexico and to advise the ~ i Vary truly yours, i :- ¢ ll 92 M:-. I'olssn ' ML L A_ Tum John Edgar Hoover " Director Mr Clogg______Hr. Go oy Q _ _ Mr. Glsvin _ O: . Mr. Lldd . _: _ Mn. Nichols - llr. m.Ros Tr :- MUNIGATIONS $5 c Q 1 Ht. Carl I _ MA-921_,_E'-D A" _ __ llr. Hub .. ,1 - M, /V Mr.- Hand 4' ' * . I MI . MIG Ii GKHQ ~ $1 ~ -» .5.~,-',. /~55 Mr. Mum! ra,;mm92>* Ukntui j ° Wm;nc.: O IU ' " 4' =. 5 ., . " Ki.o Mr. Pips: .s.O __ $_Q92'r L , _n x <9 1 ._ _ s1 _ , , _AR. ;z4§:.a%»A . if ' Miss M .. §.:;»;:_- Gsnd 4? AY4,», 4 mm 3-3 ! 1"A, : , 7]; &92,92+ L , . I J- I: _ ¢ '-.g r'-> _, _ _ §'- ' .'- __ I >_ ,_ - ~ ;.- -we *1, 1 I 'yi . ',,* ... .._. -kt __ - W V La > W-.. Q '92 _ ' ,. _ J f ,,*1" " _ Pi ; __-~,'-'_:*' K. *= :. s" -3 *92¢u;»t.~< ; ,.--<,»==1>»..- om :-<5?-1-.:~+7"'>;,;-> '-1. : 1;, . _ ' /"92 1 -5 - - - U 92 .a» 1.W. . . > wn -',1 I i-1*. F b _ b ' DA'£:E;:_Z' f ' REPORTED BY: f Is. /1 = >'. H ., 1-"-'" -1 5 jexggo, D.F." "A 5/61743 _ _ #239 ' e 3 TITLE: CHARACTER B w;JA¢QvE§ Q v,. -1 t_M_éRbIARD J1» mi .» pszn;asscan,- ,,<,'-;;"¢' {-.¢ ;.__ .1w4s.n. in _» usxxco a_ ESPIONAGE , -' n - 4' if , Q1-A 1'J.*" ix" ~. .92 »~:~ w=! 92- . ~'-r "vi .'. =*=' ' F - ' ~ _i_-1 .-''- A ,. 'hI,._w1_'=_»< 2. -., - , ~ xx! <. - ,_*Hi..;_Y_ ,1]. < ~-1 sf -Hf 92-~ -_ -.4 ~. _ - 92 1 . _,.. rs,| A A-,t¢, ¢_!'37 ;1- g M:-_,£¥__ H, I .v»¢"-F Q . 1 SYNOPSIS: - -,>~ . ew-_' 1- - l"92§9292 -71>", ..,__- kit .-' I-.. I Subject,is whog ally known as JACQUE§%, QB.__-_§ _ HARD, alias Frank ~ was sentenced on "- *'" 4/16/43to years 5 a 1 for the assassination n_ _$I J.-_9_ 4.¢r._;L3ouom wnqrzmr a/2040. , - . ks» ' ~: 17* ; ...-0 s »- = r-,5 lg ' 9 y ': 'D$d | l S6 _;:_'I'his'reportis not being distributedto Embassy '--'" w:,sou.r-cos inasmuph as. the ,in1'ormat1.oncorgtained 4 : hez-sin is commonqgmowledge as.a result of news-; ' ~ 3. paper 1n1 ormat1o_n~az;d_public interest. - '1' ,-. " ' . -. ~. 1 J .-92,- / 'riyfx - I ~_ .- ' .4/or :' I ~. 0 ! . . . _- 5. - Ii. > F C L5 J.-'92_ l J -3 é ?-aG - ;" 51? ..I ~. _ .- I S Y . ' :,_ I J ._'Q p . ' Bureaulatter dated 4/2Z_5/4'392. Fe l _ 92 1 I >~'-' .92v~ . A I . wl; /{ado Ayuilcblew= 92 C<>p1e== "If ,-.», - /, ,<"~.... Q *§ * .» a-;'+», y- '.-# , I " - . .< -1- e. r '" 2- .r :. ----" ' 2* . ' !'1-M4-. EmbosuQ. ' gensu1ate!1 Q >'Bureau " ;I=e~,;,;, ;-, _.F;D£RAl.I Buaiauorrmavzsr-mm b .4 ' - u.- ~ MQXiCO'F] W Do $5.;/ , y A9 '0 ; _ ' H MAY 111e4s¥92§_£. 820 I __ 92 3% it, ;'.. ;92 ks.Q _..§; a-"' Q '" ;' - 1 " Q an 3-'-0 ';v K e.;.2.-' "' '' _ ""Cong "" ' U .. - -- - '-- ~T." 1"7~i L!!~» -*--v - 6 ....- -L I .1 ' I $5 " ~ Q §§;.ii_1:f.; Jicein-zzsMARNARD vm DENDRESCHD; ms. ' May s, 1945 1;,-;3;:,;-;r ~~'~-<9.a@;co=-ESPIONAGE R- '- » - -¢- 3 :. DETAILS - . 5 n_ .'L _'-'-7.'. .? _ -'1- .I9-_sby the Sixth- Pena1 Court sentenced of the Federal District 1 et;={5:~ *"-..;t1o=;; o£'§,LEON1"I'ROTZKY on-8/20/40... . ~- .~ "' ,;~- e '_3Q§.'*t = *;?i.1*%'§ Ze'5l3=Fi-_ 5 "_ ..' 1 .1-.1"-<=: . -~~""- ~' _ ..1 -_ ' / ' - Inasmuch as subject herein has peef1,se1'""°n°9d --~' for . the murder on of 4/16/4-'5 LEONnorm, JACQUES this momma», car: alias18 11.61115" Frank Jackson <{1O@ed- I- " ;'} 1-'01 -ll61i1e 1 .... 92 - I-. _ $1 "3", -92°.u-u >;_?. v,. r... . 92 3 92 _92,92 ;': ;*: ?92 . '5-1-_;'.v_ 1»;_ ,.0-' £3 -'~._,,. '~ *1 -: ._. $ . , . O .55 it 53 v ~- 3 ."* I T _ -1- P- . J :...w -4 9 ,_-_'.- ->. ',.._ ' -: I*;., -1. -~.. 3* as-. L ' L. ' _ I P45,~. -'3'" - =13: 1 11. 4 4I . ' :>,, . ...,_ .. ___ I '_L _ > 4%? _ ...,"."'-_'v||'i ,, .- -_ -._.._ _i _ r,_,_ __= ___.L, : .. L _'__ ' "' _ sk-' 7'3 -.~'t"~ 7"'=-7!"-92 . .92 5.-._ -,14-¢pP" 5' , - __,! .,. ., -_1*» A. . .Y. _ _l'-"- "1 .- ,.-1?!"l;. . _=-W... -. ;,,. .92._- '3 I .,_? sr __v . 553-,_,_7_ _ .,M-.~-*3-"1! . -." .1--.=-~ -~:er¢' - "x . A Q i .-lg!-F 92 ~ ' In 1 , ,1. ~' 92 . _. -1.»-1- . - . »u . -» u 1 | n - - . I » . - 1 1 f 1 F ~ . ~ . _ . A _ ..PI»A<- »£=f:~f =?"£~; N Ilia". "_ . . _ ,_ , ,_ V3,. |__- iv, + 92 ; -. _ I .13; .4~ -._ '_,:_~- . _,~ - 92 - -. _._ --r- _ be ohmV"Wave11z».~;1a*"£o""*smsa-say"*aom~eas"""<"~ . 7. ,B$lc1_i{atr1 b923.t.io;_1=1n_asmuch_a.a -mformation.-is""" "" ,elready~ "" ' -n $ r{"?_' $'-'*~§- 1 __- '__;$:;'' r;92 ~ .1;-" ,.2 ' _ ..1i ;~l%".1%i~ If § - -I,2? ' 2 : .- A law-°'*°°° D. Li ' - 5%-'.I.Us.- - ¢¢92'5a~° "' - c - - *'/'14 --» _ -./1' 1 " ~ . ' " . : ~ *- 1:!1 1-: ,~ ' .' " ~ . " ; Cg; ' Reportwas.,llezieoiil epionage of #2 9 entitled J'ACQUES_HAElI92§_ABD> B; .5/6/43-»92 - VAN " DENDRESCHD "..~ :,92- "_~ ~ -' .»,_, . . 5 Aggy-éaigvuilebleJ ,4; _. ==>_ ¢Pi_ea:.._7',:l to: 885 5 i_ J J n. J 1 7/! .41 _.r*_ _ {I 1!;, ,_- . - _ _~r,_ . -_ _ ___ " .» ~ - i" @- r"¢==W-*'.'*" 1 . I" $"° °" MAY-20-T1 " _ . "" e. -*4-1* -»"".1'i ".-"'ei.>"~="-1; "";-.1"-*";¥P¥i¢°!1P-+§;;aoR. » ' ' "~11-, 551 1 _. .. *. f,:s:~¥ ==":~.-.§;...»e;;* 5-.°Ff £RT-"E"T . -'-192v---"rk/5* * . .-_",_f:.-1 -';' -=.-"*'_§7.'"""' 1§ .";_;";.3 -l,.1f~.'S_»~:;2 - -1}, J ' '1 l , '92 -5: ' ""*" *~wax." . 'c. . _ .._i|_92N- .,51"; ..,. - -';2:1§4»3?s%r.Li?e?i"%*¢¬%**.1%11' : '>' ,~_92 .," ' . ~'_'7'- -- . _ '..- .-u. 7, ~ --- . . ~ _ . "7 'V:a . _;:_- - _ " . 7 7 . _ <25, " . __ '1 aw 9 '' '. "1 *"'"-j " _ 7'.-gr F".-,1 " _}.q ii 1;" "i . ~ ,~ - ""~ *_T*§i"' ' "r92*'"»-in-' ':'." '- '3 ' = . " P P" " u -. 92"-' 5-. *~"--'~-'¢- . -1-.2 ~--A. f -»"" ~ A. .- ~~"'-K} J . 4* *~.~'. ,;ss~ /6 - :- ... /FM §§=*==;~ *' ,@ i O . H1. 3 " ' » . . 92- 'x ._ .- I " ~ '~ f "- '"' ' 92 . % -:;. » .3}= ¢-, 4 ~-1 ; . Y '- . . ,~ - > . -. . . '~_ '. ,'92 . ,1 '_. " r - . - ' ,1! L ~ "1: '.- ., . . . - _ - -,1. _ - ' '" ' '- »"__ . -:92. 1 - . .' Sifr -,-3 ':* '1,'~-"- ' . - -.- ' ' §§?%¥§1*5?JAcQuEs | .,.v - ...-. MARNARD I ' vnn " bsunnscnn, ' ' was. Mexico City, D. F. .- é 92., *- - MEXICO ESPIQNAGE -in 5/15/43 ¢..' 5 I .v.7»}¢F . ' I H »,;*§,¥'3. Q. =;.:j5'_i#@.' . _. "=" 4 1 '~ ': E '~ . '" . -1 V '3- . . .A3:_,_--1: . r . __.E-rt".-i , ' .*- | ~ ." ' ? _,"C*~.:- /DETAILS: The=tit1e of thie'report vie being changed' to .. = ,- .-5. indicate» the addition of» al iases, FRANK JACKSON as-* H§33L=i~"v= ¢~? and-JACQDBS"MOHNARD vnnnsnnsscnsn. . "Ultimas Noticias", Mexico, D. F., evening 4 paper, stated on May 4, 1943, that subject was res- E 1-. . ponsible for the killing of _-the Russian General WALTER '_15,@ ~,;~i;g_._,.92, sbout two g-NKREVI-TSKY, years in the-Mayflower e.go.- No details Hotel, were Washington, given and D. it 0., 'was ~ 4 *}§%¢F ,;;,Y_T.i=»;;!r rstated"-"only that the information had been obtained by .- "'-5-"""i L a personjwith intimate contact in high Mexican» circles and. that he had not authorized the use of his name. w .2 _ General KBEVITSKY was reported to be the head 3 .~ of espionage in Spain during the Spanish Civil Her. J i *~'92¥r*-*~- ' ' ~ There is being sent to the Bureau as an _-_;ene1o_eur,e is copy of the fingerp:-ints»_of subject, a _ "*,,_,_-{3}; A ??'?fu111face and profile picture on the same sheet of .i deve1oping paperi,iiend"a copy'of thedescr-iption of i " " subject from the laboratory of criminology and 4, T A! ~. . identification, Mexico, D. B . Copies are also being s made a part of the file in Mexico, D. F. The negatives 0 v f§.2_-92j. of these exhibits are also being retained. f '4 A " : I C l ;~ - Enc. To Bureau:- Full face and profile picture of Subject Photographic copy of description . }' Photographic copy of fingerprints | __ ,~ 3 _-, ,,- 9 . 92' _.._ .3 " r I. -I _ ,_ *4... 4 ' . -Jo - , . if '1-.¢:§'~'. 92. 3 I _- 4 - 6. . » v M : Ny_1vg,_ ,. .- . r_ ,. .. . '1'- bx " § 92 92 ~ i ~ A v _ Q '11 ~ i. {U Li .- L 1 'i- -.' I " 33* .§. _ - 1 - . ' _ , __ 92¢- . as-..-ML-i T ;. __ ' .14-, _ -.'-- 1 ~ " "M.'F _ -' " " = _ l-' _ _- . ___ '._92 -- - _'_:_ J ' _g :__..--if- <"I1.. 4 -> 4 » -"*'*";+_e -.-i*'t'.f~'~:.~.@». i e ...1--Y;'»w=~;¢- 1#:'~»'.*~"~1'-'~ ='= »c*-t on ~ - *3-r __J I 4JY_.__ ' I'M I It__wk/92~ !yr _92_ -_ D V>K 1 '/_I_ I _ I J /_ /__ _HH0 {J 5 2] /L/M__ wAi_E _;Lia?iiat _1_ 1 _____ vMyif/K LJ: I i /L H_____/_AF V J92'jl_;!__ _ItMPW There is also correspondence in the State Department's files, and in a. report from Havana, dated L-£ay_ 6, l91+3, which stated that in accordance 92 with instructi one contained in the Department's telegram ho. A48, dated April 10, temporary visitor's visa No. lhl, issued at Santiago, Chile, to I » I David Alfaro Siqueiros was taken up and cancelled by the Havana Embassy on s April 2s, 1943 92> A e i b In a bi-monthly report on Communist activities submitted by the C i American Consulate General, Mexico, and dated may 13, 191,1, it. was reported 7 4 4 "David Alfaro Siqueiros, who was released under bond for complicity in the | murder of Robert Sheldon Harte, fled to Cuba by airplane, as reported in un- v A numbered dispatches of April 28 and April 29, l9hl. It is understood that y g , . he will proceed from Cuba. to Panama, and it is rumored that his ultimate E . in destination is either Chile or Russia." _ 1 | ~ ~11, L :_i;g.~§'ithoutxix ":*.9292As the Siqueiros titit consent could not of have theinterested departed from Mexican Mexico authorities, in the way it that ishe 4 - asonable to deduce that the Mexican government is glad to be rid of Siqueiros and that no effort will be made to extradite himjor complicity in the murder of the American citizen, Harte." ' ..¢§=.'-'i,92. ---~ , , ,-"92J*/ - " ~ : , ' /,1; - '.. _/,_ /,/ , I - / »- . -- Siqueiros has also been mentioned in a repori_¬-=fui rx'}15he4i'§§e§'5 Burei -er g: ma at ¢. by the State Department, April 1.6, l9L1; this iras adispat dated -;!i_ > 92 March 31, 191.1 entitled, "Transmitting St:-ict3 f§Coz;$ _e ,-=»tg$y_.s.grno1-andun . BUY Concerning Release of David Alfaro Siqueiros, 'l §1'a1jgdd wit mplicity " . _ UNITEanu-mg 1-1'1 1'19Murder of Robert Sheldon Harte, an Americ 1 0- -., R - VINGI /we ' J ' ah ~' '3 , , I s $153 '0 ;f¢ °a4'3q,-. U ' ' . . 1 '92' |'r921i 92.J LJI M -0 fag . . __ _ ._ .. . _ . _ _ w. W ,-- _-.- . _ 7 w. as !92 7" . _' 1, or 0 E Memorandum forMr. Burton Page two g 1 Siqueiros is also mentioned in a dispatch, Polish Series No. 272, dated March A, 19b3, from the Embassy at London. This report was furnished the Bureau April 8, l9l>3 and was entitled "History of Communistic Movement. in Argentina". Siqueiros was mentioned in the bi monthly report on Communist activitiea dated May 1 to July 1, l9Ll. This report was furnished the Bureau onJuly 28, l9Ll. ' iv The Bureau nae also in receipt of a MID report dated January 30, 1943, concerning David Alfaro Siqueiroa; a report dated April 28, 1941; and a report dated April 29, 19b1, entitled "Ultimate Destination of David , ;_, AlfaroSiqueiros" furnished was Burig the onMay 13,l9hi%: A report on Q the participation of David Alfaro Sique s in an assult the House of» > Leon Trotsky was furnished the Bureau December 31, l9b0. The report was dated May 2L, l9hO. " RECOMENDATION: It is recommended that this infonmation be furnished to the Espionage Section for the particular attention of Supervisor Uucommnn, = ' Respectf @rbi?M»~~> , _ 1~ C. D. Matron u _ I Attachment 5 *%> A, " - ,. . $55 .1 T». 3 _ - »; -" . ». 92. ' :41 --W2» S'- v1 1»r h . m-.n . VH . , Q /- _ M i ~39 ! 40 . ~4Tt7§JPY 17**?-;_ . 4F*CFTP._ 1» I K T" v'. E *;¥~ 92»2-92 "I: .@¢w~.-re -'92 »_i__- .-.., g-,.;;,__ ~ ":@m@ .,,_ ;~s: '-'.'- ' » .75 a 7'" ,<-'_'n~Q"¢-" __ , . ~ 1 '" p L- ' ' Y; '*92-"'35 -''- _~-V .'.' ' - -1 ' . 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LYDIA ALTSGIIULER, ms; AL .$_ . . |92 ~<; I V ___ 5& ' __ -_,.L 92-Q-.._?: I L I ,-_e-rev I. ms2:.u,._s:.=:uar:z =41. .925 '1" ."_"1f K V -1 3/ .92 '**.T, " -i" _ ,1. e V - beer Sir :I . ._ "1;.»'< '-.1 s é»='-=-'.*"+ ?'* " 92 ~92._92 » -' .~ ;~;:.*~ ;~= - - ~ k - >92 92 Jt '' _I 7° .'f° -*1 92 in-5°! -'"}§1 $in. - connection with A the imstant cane there are ; _92_92- of 1' 1 T15- '5 Trotsky," W by Ph°@°'t' -1° Walter O'Rourke, °°P inschof an article: appearsin "The the August, Verdict 1943, on the iswa éssassin 92 Q; » .4 the fourth Internet_$,og,92;1,_orge§;__o£ _tbe;.c;,91411;g work -3 Party e ' 1 - 92 ..: * "' fund; .; end The ltd -eeIr?-1o1e_ the rep deition d£|imneeI_the queat1onthat ea»-long as ,-wk . ;°;§§l9§1§,§ mm mdain of "Jan /'_, hi constitute: I p A en fofthe OPE ainee there way: we e....,_,... ..|._,_ _ .- he my reveal hie ideetity. ~ A M agenda-ee_ohd Janeen with was elheee;the eubject Kt A1; oi Elpionage- the case entitled: H,"Bureau "J_595E_l;__B file 65-29162, !¢ierna1jd_ of_92e._z_1 , , -ifv which III Qork wee the 0 _'1.ce of 01-iiim That cane was closed with the report or syeciel Agent iiuaeell S. Berner, dated at New I01-R , IL-1 York, _ ~ .i ~- '."j. >. .~ if 9292L 7 53- ... - _ - - _ 1 /92' _=/' ' In the light of recent developments in the Altachuler case, you ,7 3 "' £ Are instructed the to subject:indetermine the immediately van Dendreeahd the present cuT1mWm addressee and telephone -I I 01°"- i k City. m-cc:onm-:0 &- TBLTJEX-ED /'5 " _"___/.'1"/-53 -. *3 c° °Y Reference is also made to mi tepert at Spiii i- ,'Agent ii. Carrie-z" A Tc5--Ladé;-Lh;.L*_ren0rt 1- G1*d ed_a1'. Rel Iork ere City ghoul; lay t-he 11 amen 1942 and in eddreeeee the van De 61 drcechd the 1nei:s§92 1ll%2:¬?1Qd ca ¢ or ,e two by 5* _ ix-Inn-npklzna _ oa l pole Boyd m.,,§4m..-, e n ree '336%»: e4 u 79th er Street, caee amt m ; fine _54..'"1erre;»Or1t rim J ti. z, i__:_"»!.'§._,i_ ,;_'_arson~ ' V ¢} .p1__,;__;lk1,Zhncott Avenue, I 592 S 8- 1idpqu;¢a,,;,ahg - '<92}'9292 ' - Q lama. '7 '-'7 " 7 - - :_~::,--_.->.4-»~:}_e-40- art-¢a~¢4/,§;<~.1 '= 1- 1-;--1 ;-bo Ion are netmgted t692Q¬§ e::§92Q 3 e preumt location of these lnd1v~_~%.:&J-ll i _1;!EEA:_:___e_e well» e i|.r _pz-eeent ooeupatiene. _ A _ l_92Ir7::,,.3,- f fd '1 v ' ' _ , . 1, * _-en» 8 5T mm v O . _ . - .' ..e- nu ycrure, 5-.1 '" = Q K - _ '/'1 ,_ 4 "' ii § .-' 1 1 ' J A I -' d 92 ,V ,~.-E :-> » v '1 _ John Edger . Hoover u 1; fn . 92s ' 51" ,, . .1 . ' . 1.4-< e=;.;.*- _ .¢* &*"~ ' ?****iai+**~.=,~- ' ' 'nr"'~ - ~ - ' -- -"Me _}W1]3/1_ I_ _ _W H _ w w_ _ F_ W_ _ MM M__*_ . , __ _-__ __ _. L-A . 7 ' 4 w 4 92 é 1! J_{ -I i'il~I L Y|_T wH "_/ _YI I'_''*'_____ >__- >1 Ll ll Irv .L rk'F"||"' ______,_..-. _ -1-» ._--._-...-.--.._- H _. _, / 92. -,__- --- - --" . ..__,__ _._r, . ______ .-- ~'" "'T;'. """"§ 92 92 - v- » -r - s /.. E I 92 - I . . - Q Q B:AKFb _92'_ - ,-~"a~,ra:-."- 1!.-__'}~§ ; '-Va. 7;. rd,-R _ -92'_.-_"._. . _~ - _".92~ .¢ ~'. 4' . . LE4 _. - A 92 ._ 1&3 pr :1 vi . ii .| ._ ;SAO, new roar - l ' ?~_ March 30.~1944 r1 . _ . U Q1 i . I , J _ , . . ' J. Edge-r 'Hoover - Director, Federal Bureau. at Investigation . I 1 4 4- DR. EDWARD K. BARSKI _._ > g : '92 J-r '51 . 92 INTERNAL SECURITY - C ' v it . .- 92Q 1 . . M '_-":.',", 92i I t 1. .,4 . ,. ' e I . 1 * = > -rt J .'1' _ I Av rzktz, _ |.; 1- * ' ' 'There are attached tivephotoetstic copies oi - material recently received by the Bureau from the Office of '" I Censorship relating to the efforts on the part of Jesus Hernandez .1 Tones and his party to obtai a transit visa to pass through I _>. the United States on their Jiy from Russia. to lbxico. -"-;92f_:.; Z-I-;": i This materi-"ml ,i furnished for your information in -J. - -- --; o-.1 -,,..1' -5" connection with your tigation of the individuals named in the censorship material ;-iixou will note that sufficient copies ;_- ~ 4'_ C-. I . _ of the material have ' ct. uhnitted so one copy might be placed t; -in the individual cas :1. on Dr. Barsky, Professor Rautenstra have also been trans tted to""Lhe Portland Office for its ini or::1a- x-___ -' tion in connection with Leo lavénson. uch D lmriel Draper, Pa 'll1'm§~an, and Island Stowe. Two copies L . . .. .'A-J H-~ __. w... .._.., . »*. .-4-Hi Y < ._,.._ _.__;, ' .. I- 0:4 * snoiasem FL 1 co - Portland with enclosure! mu- gen 92 '14» '1'-. J, 2-" F . fa '4. ._ £7-I-E4 ;";»"- . f'I-",5 .* r3» -:-1%_ .'_ _' - q~1-1!_7';"~'-92?s; -~*.1 , 1 -;i:'5'-jJ¢i'>I7q!:" .r92 - E ? , ._ -92 I , s - - I -~- -¢-warns I tit %. _a 92¢ .4 2: ,1 ,_92 ~ _ _REC0Rm.;D $5, . ,7? fl. 1'/ gr-- _ . _ - 92 . . 1: :1 iii V L. fl - >.§924 _ I -{J1 9 .~ A - __ 4'5 w_q." . - 92 - 1 -8-v" A . _-92. '-~, _ 1 1 u -1 - . 92 g , 1 v 'I _ A I P. '_ _ ,-H,._.t T. - - t. "'1" ,. ,1: - ,'I1_ ,_- . - 5: v|3,4 ' Id -_ u 1 - _ . .-4 i ~ r-IeP ! _ ,. t A. ,--. .4 ' 1 i 5- - .w ~=i'{' ~ ' ._ '_ *. » - PI _ ' ~ .' , ., _ ,4! 92 0 ._u e - - Y! f1-gt d -- *5 - ~ o e _92 L-40 L. BUREAU OF IN92'EaTIGATI92 h UNITED bI ATES DEPARTMENTOF JUS'. ___. Labo ratory Work Sheet Re: Jacques Mornard van Dendreschd, was;et al; L3-TIM# 33928 ESPIONAGE - R. File # 65-29152 Examination requested by: Date of reference communication: mam ]_]_..12._40 Date blocked: ' received Lab ll-12-40 Examination requestedzuiscellaneous 2i-corded Lab ll"'ll*'l 9/P'1 Result examination:of Embodiedin memoll-13-LO, PN. by Examinationby:i92Iecan and/ Blair 2'_ A , & P 1 I ~ 4 i Specimens submitted for examination 3 i ;§ |. '- 7 | ORIGINAL RETURNED.TWO COPIESRETAINED LAB, FOR AFTER TKANSCKIFTION. A P v , v / 1;/ M, 1-14: 1 HI] Ll ! J . _ "r* ! I 92 5- ~ E 92 1!;7- _ _ I--.92¢ 921 92 I1 j;92, -u. 'I - -v-1 -- ' -»-4rl igy1 r %%}g , *g.¢r_ ~¢v-1 ?- I-o""" *If* --K-92.. *1 » ii <3 ~ N J 1*! _ _ , 4~ an J-}'.'l"'»§:. ;"" { :-I:§"n'-1* _-'0 -pl L- .1 . ,2,-_. .. . . _. il :1"O i é M6 20gZ7zwu Z_- UNITEDs'1~Q,.-- -OVERNMENT To = nmmroa, FBI DATE5-31-mi mom = SAC, Houston Li? SUBJECT:SYL _ GELOFF,nas.; we. W, = INFO TION CONCERNING ni______- 1:u1_ tr arm Zn 2 DUIGEU [LLB O!-¢§.LC_ < a Reference is made to Bureau letter to the New York Office dated September 18,193-L0, _<_:_o_piesoflwhich were furnished to Houston. With this 5 letter forwarded to interested offices for their assistance in investigation - were copies of statements made by the subjects, copies of a strictly confidential ' dispatchfrom the American Consulate in Mexico and copies of a summarized transla- ' tion of three newspaper clippings pertaining to the assault of LEON TROTSKY. Agent J. A. WALTER,dated Houston, Texas, DecemberL1, l9hO. Inasmuch as the " ~ * enclosures above referred to apparently are of no further value to this office, and copies This thereof matterare, was apparently, RUC'dto" in the theNew possession YorkOffice ofby thethe Bureau report and the ofSpecial 1 office of origin, they will be destroyed by the Houston Office unless advised to the contrary by the Bureau prior to July 1, 191111- 1 1 92 1 t 1 so 1 O 2' . 5 4 5 I DH ?rush ' 1-'_:._62-20 l cc 2 New York "5 ; . L ' CU ,,- .- 1 ~ _ -, , . F 3 ,..-,92_~', 92 "pg; .92 ~ _92/'___,_;; 1 '- ___-.c.I Q; """ ".39 JU . .-i _92 i »=zt1E1k92 ' t 92 -s ' F L 1- _-- ees /M9 -' 1 1» r 92 ms? /L - > ' -'; - ~/ - e- 92 of 1-,|1.k| -Q!" g 1-:49 _.-_ . ." V _ I; . '_ _ - .~ - . .=.5' ." _ ~ _'_ ' 1 ~ -.1 - 3. . .4. 92 , ' . at 4 , * H - . _ _k_ .1 ...... ---'~e. "7" é L§' »H >e .- ;_.-he-.__ ~ ;_,* w 'f='-* z_ '_'-_ 1 _ *3 _ *-'-. ""L" - "2» -ip e . s _ -_ " ' "= '""**'-'-" ' " " *- 4*~"'" "*-iv - ' K L-1"" J " E . ' _s~ ~' '_ ._ _ ' _ ' -.. 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Director, FBI A -_ .0: IL!. 1'O' USE; - 0 R V .1nmm.smm'rz - n _ CE§L§O@ RIP 1 o 92_._5, - Be: YEAR! 1v,t th;|"i.1aeas: g Jae~i~usz Q As haa been previously p01 d out in inwgeetigation, the 1.L'i'o cnsz ,. - 1 . .41 R §ppiri!1i]i.¬ i'i¬iFni iii-iipti to Ir-a ERM-"EC 3:65.".-B! fr:-.-.:-. jail in 1.1. -nice sity. ~. 1; If Q11! is true, then it. would appear pertinent to ascertain the true 1dcn- tit; 01 JACSOI if poeeible. A thorough ratlei of the New York files concern- in; JAGSOI DuranFile 55-29152!, I¢l1'_l3 U16 MTG 0: E, does not reflect. 3 that.-_JL65Oli'S time identity has aver oaen established. The establishment ~ 0! hit identity night produce aonaidai-0511 infonaaaioa c:.ncex'n:l.ng previous contaota and activities at both himself and various associates in Her York, _ Canada, and Enrico. - | On Page 11 of the report '0! Special Agent GEORGE J. S'£'sRR in the Jmslll CASE, dated September 3, 191.0 at Sew Iork City investigative result! 4! :--A tron IorkElli: onthe Inland ILIE DZ are IMHO! reflected. on September Tnia re ected 9, 1939, havingtint. J1-3_':.:t: sailed arrived imam t'.¢§ r.?:am1_»?é§*g_;in New _ § .'.. . .'.1 ton on SQ_pb8 lbIl 3, 1939. JLCSOPS occupation was indicated as engineer, an ' i 92¢ " he aaa able to read am! Irlta English. The records showed Great Britain under» the heading "Rationality", but than 18 rent on to abate that the man is a Serbian, born at Lovinak, Yugoslavia and that he was permitted to enter the United sutaa through that in hum aa an "Executive Order", this appa ront1Jj_ *5 qr . _ '. -F. ii'I_ 92iFi that he =as clear.-:.' 'or.*e:'-"..e: !..."~= the 22:.-as}:-.1.:.=:r+_-ex-e oi the ;.».~¢;.-.o;£¬t";P . ~ -.=.:."4 end Naturalization Service at Eaehington, D. C." ho Last residence: were "U. ahqll, one being given an Montreal, Canada, and the other an 4'7 P210 doe Acacias, -I an __. . .J__. v r--~,;,:1T ~ . 9' ». .~ -"3-Ir . ; Ba 05 1! on/}7Z1"'5> - l .I 1 - - iv. -In jg Ric FEi;'£R192L E"'£I-TAU 0FfN'.'£5T1 ;,a gN . I /32 "V" JLJL 15 1944 . . y ; ~ _ u.:.nz;-='. -.'.¢r4rcF!$&i:L -92_ ' <~. l --.--92 I7 -_.l@mI 'IA Y ; __ , . ~ "= , _ ._ ..._,!f. ;1'... J a "U15- ." l-,;~* 1-'1-. : -a-5-' ' 1- -.1 -1:1 1 _ _ ._ _ ' " |.'!.l - > ~ l.. _.~"b-_;w,. 2: ; J I. I I v_ I. _:L__-, ._ rs; _ __ ¢__,______i __ __,_A_, ._ ..-_ -_-_ I All "Al 7* ~"'_' ' . -- _ - -, . r "'5 ; M e-"*1/'§ ? '. - .--» _ -~ F» -. 1' Ia :_'!.;7 kh_I:" ,§. .' 1» -- , F :-};__lI '-~ _- _ "" -""II'-'"u~p- -- _ . . - . 1-I _-92n v92~,~ l "§__; ~!d v - . - _ 92,. li _&__w" . r W - -.;+ _, ,_. _ - -1-*'-2' .1. -gt 92 Q.» - ' . . _ __ _. ,.;-, . .', . .. _ -. ,. . __~__ _ 7- V i i ' ~ 0 * A ' Litter to Director ' June 2a, l<-2:14 ' » "-7 urmo-31551 - " Paris. H10 destination on arrival was ginn as Canada, arriving at f1ou|sa's Point, New York. The record: likniu disclosed that the man had been in the United States previously in 1939 and loft on August 3, 1939 to go to his hag» 63 Bun 1Io_t:-0 Damp 40 L',0ut,_Bont.1-cal, Canada. is 2/ . -». _- y ii A :1, . _ I -1 % r A.4 ,. ". x :__' _..1 B . 'L "H 1 sf Q2- '::_" ,.__.. U0 '- m_ ______,./. ;¬ J ; "P -. ' - W K -. - --- -an < - -. . -~13. V *"'.- =-"' =. -. ". » -- . .A -I .4--,-.-~*92.--or __ _V 92{ ~ ,1--] l¢""~ 1, . "~64?- ~q_.A92,, v» -_ _" 92,;.- . '", flr *~* 92, " ,Qa_ -Q .__ -~ '-.. .. _' '- .-K - _ -1: :-5 I """1.,; ~|_v -1""Qn-sf"'.j_-,4@, .:92.!"f" ' _=-.'_ ;_.'..-- 91 P5» '~l"'92,-'.<.N; -.n6f' 1» Fur . -r _ .. _ ~'-"i--'1._-3*"? _-IF ! W" W "' "..92"W§' M N .. - . . .. ,. 7... ._,_-,-.~.. V l92 A / ,. ' C: 5 O - » ' Litter to Director ' Juno 28, 3.944» I!~l00-31551 " .. In the report at Special Agent I . G. iuOD dated September 16, 1940 It Albany, HUI York it it indicated that MXJD soughtto establish the where- abouts of 163 hue Eotro Ihmo L'0aat. Hostated thnt there is no such addresa 'liontrul in on 163 Buo__liotrofem East, Ihilo 16} Run Notro Dana teat 1.! - con:-ad by tho lldrictg nilding; Iurthor th_at- "L'Ocat"1: not the wag gt:-onto 1 '1Q1-0 r dcsignltcdlut or-not in lbntroil, but that they are doaignated as I 1 lacy-A ;qp;!'0on'., _ ., _ _>;'~:=::»-~;.= - 92 - . -1. . - A 5 ' Inthis nae report on Page 6 further information is oat forth " valconccming issued theNaturllilltion fact that FRAHK Certi cate JAGSOI,H506,1651 St. DominiqueSeries2. The Street, report anon-:t=1 HzriicatedV _ that the add:-on 1651 St. llbniniquo Strict is in the center of tho Iled Light '*W Dlltnct in Ilontrnl and thatiuvutigntion than as" to o trnco of JACSOI . -'5 -,:"'_ F . 23-.no n0giH_.I'I»_The rpating ggont at this addroaa for the past five yearn had Q no;-aoordrot JAGSOH. It no noted, holavely. that 1 Balgian mood xucrma ..:v92c'.!'. POREJO reaidld-at 1653 St. Duniniquo Strut Ind that DOREJOwould pmbably - knot tho Judah loudly tho had last hold the property at 1651 st. Domini qua I Strut baton the prount property agent obtained it. It was not considered 1 worthnhilo to contact eithor the Belgian DJREJO orthe Jewishinily. _ Hr. FOXWQRTH ofthe Bureau tolophonicalh advisad Cpezci l -lgenh in Charge B. E. SAOKIZTI at5:40 PI on August 21, 1940, tho day aitor the __ , Q .'-..V uuuinatton of TEOTSKI by -J!-C5011, that JAOSOII rltuacd to dilculs his a ct.'nr~ itiu or tnvoln in tho United State: or any_ associates or contacts hero. , q-, II . POIIORTH indicated 1-Int JACSOI used tho alias JACK IIOMOI in Now York. - ~ By latter to tho low York ot cc dated November 28, 1940' the - 2' Buroau indicated um: JAOSOBFS ctitious naturalization in Canada, so well I u his {also passport, uy hon bun obtained through the assistance qr B08331 BAIBR,MBTAYE :1OHIE&!Ml,HABDLB MNEIFER, and E123 ! FfJHEE.I.'.*:17, ano- torious ring of 1'01-guruoporatirg in Canada and Now York. 92 14* . I rr..1 5?; H ; - .51 hi: P ':' S . .- 1,». w A . ».- ___ 1 I 92 . 'L0[!92 ; , _ . _ - . gwfi. k - _'_"';- __u- = W-~ -.-K -.w- - - - 7 _ -- : 4-"'-1;-,'-'3.--;,_ . _ - _ - V__ __ ,' , ..,_ _h ii _ _ "I <; O Ju-we $8, l",*L,l.- 4 D Ii J __ "F 4. "' , _ - _._1p§zo§: :1 100-31551» tn DL1:0¢t.or _ ' ¢ - , . 4. gl . *.I .v .. M, ; _ . ', D" " I ,1 3* av ~ yx 9'.J"'-. H , '- rutorbncc f___£;_ - -nu above Iumnrhn al M050! new Ink add-tui £8- ton to 1; _72:0 raquutecl United _w States refs: an no Sa92>W!1 °" aha 9:1 l N _. i 1939 nun ha grind an tin 11.13 DE FEMS! by nuns of an ¢'£1:8cn$i1a Srder '-= -=~ 1 1 ' _ ~ irwi Itbmi d-on this $11 ihi and thl uvur B"-r== -= awrlltlation wont can -2! that lpznigntion bl amend theSo:-via! above in sad inionuti n in Kenning?-on Natu.xnn;a'o5.on Philldnlphia ii. really ii we in quastzd reform-ad iiaahingwn ialhington 22.»; tothe Fieldapparently.it £mnigra- he mvisi done, on '.;Q "Q-' ' ' stand akruopi-n dilnpri at this HA! l ibr 1¢l& uutp and nan In in bun addae Ilia d ignltnd. 1:111 the cheek.Phil delptia in can field event fivisicn, the i h11.adel-»to phi: H01! 0111:» in gag i A Ki Very truly guru, 'iijfi" ._ . . 2 ; '1 'L v '-~ 1:. E. cox-mt, SL6 Ytuhinii n F1016 H at P51]-l¢l1p9292i-I f: _> *3: V {F __,.y-~. =5 _ Alum; _ W . 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'9' ' Y 4 r._,§.. J ! .. - - - 8 ' .**l :11? / F._-w " . $10 ; _. i w kn ~ J .> -_---Q. ... I 9292»*L " 92 1 . '1 1 ; | - ~srar_*¬I-Iv-u+ *v- * 4* ~-:1-*1 ;--.»: v ~ if C J F ! . » szmtbo a-12-44_br1'!, mxco *_- WLL 4'./¢;'.. -1 ~_- k .9292.,> _-, 92=. ._ v . A - ~ 4-.. | I . 4 Q 49 ca =i.% NAME: JAGQF HOHNAHD V4 DEED! " , with aliases: Frank Iackspn, Frmké-T aoaon. 1 F: 1 f -1 ApDRE$S _ Iqdera1_ Panitantiu-y,_1:o :1co, D, I. - - H"$wF = "n 4 " _92 M» ~,~_._ 1* ¢ . <'-" in *1: X _ M»§w __.'92. 92f _ - _ !_,,. -> 92.>--- . L _. . A , _' _' ; v1LLEdA'I IOR1 . . i. " > ~'1'hi: in4ividua1 is tin convicted assassin oi LEON$109.55! and ~. H.-:1-. g -. ,- =.-- - .-."1» ii /pwohnbly 1a_¢n§i,9;;.,_.q1:n ;ne Russian. =8 : -'zarr,92~ who 1; - ' ; ¢ .>'-.' 92 . mantle 66 in aocrct writing latter! of the Russian agent W 92:=~ '92> JAcoq&:Ps'rE1N. a 9292- P1i0'1 0GM.PH: Mona 1 u.1-niahed to Bureau. *1£7 = i 1 . 8PEcXIIQL3r.'No typewriting, handprinting or handwriting specimens rurnishsti .92 Vl 4 M _ .4~7v> .92 . I _. to §3uroazi._._ 4 _£_ L lk . - .,, _ . I . .' -: HATCH L181 1-- H0710 not 01:7 the qamsorshiy watch lint. It is roeommanded that he bo immediately placed thereon. is 1 STATUS: Funding. x HALE FILE: b-1-_l _..-u * 0 92 . mmmmi :- _, > _ m Qf 92 B 1- 4 92 - 1 -A4 92_% :.. T1 .. * I C .- fi 1 2'3 92 I? n _' :1-1 =1 '6-xv-°5Q R¬ . _- b;»_1;>/5:21»//. Q -'* --"'1 .1.-.~*-. -=4» 1: :11 -" "V -. »--'-l7- -1.!-'--1 Ash A ~11 ~- ~ ~ . Vl i _ __' __ _ , .. I - _ ' _?, _.T._ .__.'..... _. -9292 - C 0 "ck Few York 7, New Ybrk J?/4, '. i '- H Ell!!!-T .~ Q . ' " r_ -_;92 ~ 100-31551 " cteber 19. 1 3"~4.- . 4 92 ! ~»9292 4 ZL_','? 59 T _7~ '5 ! Director, 3'33 It A _ .-. . -4 ~|_. W 1 mu Ame ma A. ' _ . _ _ ' - _J_A<_:_f@1§ _, .__.--M-an.-...---.-i.omau, nun @1155" . ._ _ y '_ A ,1 r_ =1 N Den 311' I 1'? will c-6 r-aa ll ci ih i fa? Q éiiré ii? *1:-c-'11 *1" -=1 PPM I.H:.P:mtln- to uncertain the true 1 nn*.l.+y of J-*C "' *3 1" "" -"T3, ueaeeinntsd. IJION '1'R~'?'!"5 KT in Mexico City in IMO. In tbie convert-m . am _ . it to noted that it hen been previmely reported the! P 1 I?'f*-N??? arrived _. in New Yuri: City on September 9, 1939 aboard the 3. 3. IL?! $2 t-"!=.a.::.';"!, vhieh lett la Rdvro, 7:-1:166 September 2, 1939. Rio manifest numhvr wan 1376? ml. hie 61105-wéon cabin .-, Tor 1>'El p609I of this 21-in, .2; he nailed hie name Egan M38011, indtcete hie occurm*1.m92 was #3 11'. of enrlneer, citizen}! "rent Britain, %1-him r- ea, -mi rrn in I I-nvlnak, Yugeelavlr, "Q elm 'Lm!1e* eé that Bis 1.=-=4; 1,~,~_--~~_».-ma mldrlne vq Ynnircnl, @nm'92~92:9292. e I 92 Under the mention "Wane mm complete a!- dz-es: of nc"rr=.-=t K 92.~|-. . ' - relative or friend in country whence alien ewes , he a**~ted t -1.: . following! Reudeneel 47 Rue den Acaeieu, T .-aria, -"re-.ce". re _. ' indicated! 1:'!1et he was min; hone to 63 Rim Nut:-e de Tnnant, I, n. 1 Kontreal, Canada, and that hie pm-pane in cnmtng to the United -:n~.»- we transit . .' ' . ,5 "En ureau will recall "1! this V-~n r-= 5==n~" -" r~'1 :"- %.-5 '92 in not only non-existent, but that +9.-2 tom "T-cues*." ta mt We '1. ' /1 1 92 4. nut or wet in in- dental! in "oatn-n l. T'RMI! J*.l3 ~f ?Y in-Hence-1 ~'-~ " - '92 x <> _-'. P '='o l1~v1-mg Aancriptinn when he arrived in Fr-v Tor ? in 19- M 4 '":, "'0! 34 . ,,.,._-,-.-- ¢-w-u i -92-.7 », --. ,- ----- [email protected] I . 11:4-it , Status! 51ng n .1 Y .7 » - » ~ -41~ - V - i ' felrhil 5' '7';- J3-.'I . " i '°"' " 4. Connie-xiont ~'a1I'4 92" ' ' #1 . . 1'11 J- "Mr: 7-71-éiua ' - 92 . i_92. lyu 51 Pram --92. .'.§ .. ., , .1 f."._ .§-.-! z Tlezzltht $30065 _ N ~ Qqqgg Q H!-1 92llI Ia ir1nnt1 .cAH:'m"rw'9292'92!Ir'* Haunt ion: M110 to rvn am! write IA; > ! _ ' I Q. _ _ _ ._._ < - =§L_ -r - 92I_ 41"-,. ~-*- .1 ~ , ._. 1* - ~. ~-¢ - ~ .- ,. - '7 *"*'~--:1-~,-,--.,.;-*;A.;"_'t.»! ' ' e. - -."K l w , , Z, . _ . ' _ -: -1 '11- _ _ -';,,,,*m= M ,.">,- ,_ ... ' '.92: " w __ _,_ -- - . k "¢*"<- n _ * _ - I e ~-=5 _- "9 .~- ~ -". :a ,§ ,_;",.;:~ .,;3§'~*'2'§J._ . .. -...,92§ 4 15 - 1 . C; < Q! ! ~ Lotto: to 9&1-actor, FBI , . FY 100-31! -51 Octobor 1", IMP- "92t F3111: Iqtnml, Row York it was a1.-vo -cortnhed that on lnril Z1, 1930 an in i hal amend ? R921'l K JMX"" !¥ nrriv d in -'e~- 'r"n- P Cit; about tho 3. 3. GBGRGB mmmsm! from Southampton, '7n.¢-1 =- ad, -_ , which he left {I-prli 12, 1930, Rt; nanitlnt lumber ls located at '-'"-111: " _ "Inland, Volume mmbor 10257, page 2891.3, W0 indicated that Mo Inst , 92 pemmnt 0.-! ': -*0 ldgntiflg with PEA!!! .TAC'%O!'I or elhatnatovl from cone erntion. A, u Philnchlphil 71014 Division to momenta to .-mks 1- o -oak It the Turon of Inaixra -on and Naturalization hrvico in or er to .1- r r . . QF . 4, V 2 4, /-".'~92 -9292 0 1 . i , Lotto:-' to Difeotor. TB! 7 . I I ! 100-81651 _ ctober 1?. 1° sf .~= mworhin whather or not the ram: ancxqon PM FR ! -I*¢'=< " ==¢~nHon~~1 in this letter azfa identical. Q u: B11:n.~au 1: reanantad to YMY9 its confidantinl mwrcan 1-1 Z tic. Pranci nah u chock at 4'? ho 9101' Acacias in nn sttmzpt. to - __;L'#." ' ' uncertain information concoruinzg JACQEQ NQRIURD. with #111 -n_ Fr nk '4 F Jggggg, _;92 uhiqh ;ddrgg;_a.m;ar0at1y roaido mnotine during *u V I1_ H H»: 19:9. A » I Vary y-921_192r _v- re, ,, 3, '5, C' "-"'?T Y. MC » V 3 | '. l., 2 cc n¢nu=92 -1| 4 1 L '1; 5-Y - I - F. 2 2» $3, u. 2 - "" . N"; H5" 73%..- '.:':"'-*1 ."',?*-_m.. 92 !%'§'.lTF* '. '. " '' 92 - 1 _.'I- ___ ¢ ,' .1 -~ '- 'I'D . _ 7 " __, F _ ' . " 'I ' '3, .," '3 §'I92 ""18" .92_ *: ® A /-. / < C: / . / . Baltimore - 3. ' Y yle.nd November 11. 1944 1 -a-- , ' . rv _ t . :. 7: . "- .|' " A . Q 92" w § 92 -' ;~?'5- R " .;_-_ 7,'.*'~';92'_: . 1... - " "@¢_ ~ 92 I . '-1 ' - "= K». 1;. ;~. I | _92 ; 92"r' ,._ .. I _p§p__<:__'!ggAL ,_g;p .-L4 2- _ 1 if- -- QR ;--~-Duarr iii. W . _. ~r ~ ' ' *'= " ~ 92 4 b _ _ 92 Directqr, "B1 . 4 -I ' < _ __. kw, _ .!_. ~ .1_ _ _| _A - r._ '2,- -- ~ ' | I 4 < IF -- A _~.;1~s>~@-Q ~<>.1w.~P¢?!L-,».-- - =~92 _ _ . - v I-1/ .. +2 #§= ..~"kja;?* v ,_,. _ , A ~ ,.. _ ._, A v . . -' I . 1 11- ;F ': *'FI .. .~ *.'1 Reference is made tn the New Yrok letter ta the Dlrectov » 1!-1'?-;. . dated 1/ctobor 18, 1941., in the above-captioned case, B-menu 5112 92_ , 3 9292 i Q - dvlflnvéatlgeticn 'coii.-iuctid thin tin-n-e Field Division 92 1 ,3.-on Ootnbor 26, 1944,~_ind1catan -that FRP.HKB?A0KS0.'i, she arrivad Ln - . ii, § '-.,-"-< ' ovlork on up-11, £1; 1930; as _not_f"i _ '/ .; I >- 1; ~ I . A -" . . . , ~ I |. ,. an .- ._ 1 II ._ ,3,. Y3? ,, _' . , i;-,_ _.*-, . , ';-.!Ji rcct'or, ?3I;i~ " . ~ ', wro cm 3 Rovembar 11, 1944 *3 ' t he hisstated arrival that nu-0. be had His resided two witnusas in the United ware u'ILI.II»:jZ! -T ~'Ti=li-?. St.--ta cmntinunualy JR-, l5/~ #12260-iovth ,,, -,-,'_', 1, Lt-2:.%,!~.v=:~.:~.e, . e.m.G...."'P.@" ";;., : _- 517 ..'=:~,::t1~. ..et:....:xv - 0 Strs=-, 192v.n~ .~...... 7" ¥;;B;1timoi-a',.Harz1u92d. "The_IJwi,tn|'enae_a a.d'vie§d_ that-they. hm kl!-Oi l the - § '5-.7*"'_J'-ij.=.f[" 'E$'t1OD.O!' BIISC 1931 that h0. 92ioi'k0d. with.-hin regularly and that ht 7{not'i;een=.aba9ntlf1:gm.=.ths Unitod'$tate¢ to -their knmuledge. E -e was | admitted no a citizen of the United tats: on Tanuary 12, 1942. The files of the Imigratinn and T7atu1- izrrtion Jervlce I5 contvined n copy of the subject's Alien Registwtion Form which 92-.m= ; at compioted.at Baltimore, I-iarylafqd, on December 7, 1940. _ .-: ..-- 1 4 ,-1 -92jf' {f_'. .11 , An a_xs;1:inatinn of tha record: ofthn Court of Common Pleas, '~=;¢~g;;,Bn1cimm.i I Pary1md,:in&inatad. that mm ncrsos applied for a __ _, L-, . 3 ____ U» . , _ _n;$_1'iag0 licenaian Augugt 26. 1939,'1n"Ba_itimof'0, Maryland. He was ' - married on September 2, 1939, in Enltizrorg Maryland, to . 4A 1 Y C. THEIS. -7:20!/.308 in this document ms described as axe 36. single, n mchiniut and a native of England. it in noted that the referenced letter indicated that -1.-1.: ;;=-.5 _ 5-!0m%,1.PD, using the alias FRABIK JACSON, departed from Le mare, -3-mica, 4, _-_- L; on _Septepbor 2. 1939, abna.rd tha_SS,Ilo do Franpe, and arrived at - " ~*~f~ Ray fog-1; City_on Septembpgf 9, 193?. _ _-; F ' F -- ~ | --. LI Game r.1zmm~m:m* 1": "ompany i - 419 East Iombat Street, advised cm-Mmmc JAGK50 ? m 8Z¢Z cmploxzed | : < by earl?that 1930': company JACKKJN for tho maria lat a trip twelve tn or "Tngland,fifteen his yearn. mtive 1 . urin.g 1.-;r.:i, far the 11 it short vie-it to his wrentn. Since that time he had '~-crkei re.gu1m-1, A at the Gamna Lithogr:~ ny and lmd been nbsent frnm work -mly for mm-t intm-vale. felt certain :11»: -I!-C_3<5CZI had not been out or the "nitcii States since his return from England. 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' ~NOVEMBER24, 1944. ,wAs THEN ACCOMPANIEDBY HIS SON AHuEL. HIno.451 EN ROUTEIIO.RUSSIA_LEAVING NEW YORK CITY JANUARY 11 LAST. F. "$AQ5R$p 2} II . *1, RUG HE E. RECEIVED 7-7-45 11:52 P.M. EWT LL 1 -- Z I I rt 92 _ I ii 1 .-. 4 '. 1. * I {N 4 L C- 15 - : $ L/' V .2-' 92 I 9 _W_E =12 . bmaou 1/29/-as *l1~ ' ' 4. n. an '/1"'H7,,_, mmgn mmyzm mmnm. mm. muq nz and fa 1»-1»-<»=~ .5 It in natal that moo:-ding tn an gawumamant Qppq l g in the 1 January 6. 1946, hm! of u Icdaan Oomnalst newspaper "Ln You 10 .~1 rum . ¢ an-1;; n bun tntttato '07 an sauna oumitta of the - .6 laden cannula! Party in also $128,003.00 Mexican to nnca the communist 92. W0 "'-. _ it In turtbnr umotaed um Vinnie Lolbnr o Yolodno, F1-in 3 Yolalql-Ill and David Btu-0 ltguoiroa bu! Q51.-and to urvo an the Pitta!!! Oomtttoel u sponsors for the anpsim to rain $125.o00.00. -_@4 1.- #. HERB ¬ nu pm-5.010 of this muzormiun is to plan on neon! nu lnfarmtion indicating pro-Oaamunlat activity on tho part of three individuals tn Mexico vbuo on connection. with Van Cnnutst forty of Karina has been a Q -"$108 for IOII em. ' ' mam » I J E 4. c . Poison - - g{,§¢_}92_!Ql<.LIhi / _ / I :1. chg 2. A. '71?"- L $4. ; Y . I ' I " - f_2gfl'fTi__ A p J - / I ll ' v. r. gum " _l _ _ Q / ~. mun-"- + Ir. Mpg ii -rug- ¬._. _ 1'. F_y IR ._¬¬ r. EMU -iii r. PHI OI lm,-1 Nun I Din / " ' _ L __ uh 7 _- - F - _ A V_'._ _.,1 1 " m» ~ » -» - - '>-;:~'- -"'<-'-""-"*' "~---~ 4 " " A *1 .-'" ;~...1_i _~;;- w ., ' , . ,,n~_> ~t3'#';-.»-_~n:.=, .- _ K _ , » _ ,, > -..- - P ___ 92] Y» - > - ' - »-»~ ~>--f- ~ .' .. ,1 [' , , J . ~---- - -. ~l,!-A ~._J an --4' ,-1-H ! Boo1K<'_s_;o1 the §l Times PRESCOTT IX years ago Leon Trotsky was murdered in Kobe. or Stalin! was born in 1519 in the Georgian S Coyoacan,Mexico,an unknownbyassassin village oi Gori. His rather was a drunken shoe- who plunged a pickaxe into his skull. at maker. He spent nine years in ecclesiastical time time Trotsky had completed and thoroughly schools but left without becoming a priest. He revised the first seven chapters at his biography became s. professional revolutionist" at 22, I of Stalin. Among his notes was enough material rather. says Trotsky, out of hatred oi the .| 1 .- /11/ l > tor rive more chapters and several supplements. powers that he than rrom love or the oppressed. c_/ " I ! These have been edited and expanded with He took little part in the revolution at 1905. At | clsritying i.nterpols.- various times he was imprisoned in Baku, Batum r - tlons by Charles Mal- and St. Petershurg and he was exiled tour times, omuth. who is also twice to Northern European Russia and twice the translator of Trot. to Siberia. In all be spent eight years either in sky's Sta.lin," which prison or in exile. Ha traveled brie y to Lon- don, Stoclcholrn and Vienna on party business. ls published today. / I 1-_ f . ll Thli li k 'v'v$ Tin-|iu' He a mediocre editor or Pravda. according I s - factored and distrib- to Trotsky. His part in the Revolution and in .~.» " uted to reviewers the Civil Wars has been grossly exaggerated, . 11 .1 3 more than tour years according to Trotsky. ago. But it was _Thls book, which goes only up to about 1923, s withdrawn from pub- is lled with detailed accounts or inti'9..riur5.l 7 /ix - l1 92 ,'< iJ* ' lication at the last ideological squahbles between Mcnsl'icvll-isand s moment by its pub- Bolsheviks, with party intrigues and jockeying lishers, who ielt the for place, with discussions of the proper histori- . _ 3 time hardly propi- cal explanation or events according to Trotsky's tious for the appear- interpretation of the class struggle. All this is ance il'|.92.AIT|BI1cu»of s. dreary reading indeed. Some or it is nearly un- Io. ..92 | biography of thehead readable. But out oi all the bickering and . hi ' ~ of the Soviet state by pamphletaering does emerge a. portrait or Stalin _ | .- § Lia-2.359% -kt hisbitten-est personalas Trotsky saw him. ' _ enemy. Whether the present moment is any The portrait is painted in shades oi black and 92 :.1. S . I1 more suitable is problernatlcal. gray for the most part, but it is not entirely - ,_ 9 Leon Trotsky was one of the great gures oi! unfavorable. Trotsky praises Stalin s courage, i twentieth century histoz-y.' Anorator, writer, determination, will power, practical organizing theorist or revolution, soldier and fanatical s ability and craft. Prison, exile, sacrifice, priva- /Is - -'31 polernlcist, he was second only to Lenin among tions did not frighten him. He knew how to l the leaders of the Communist revolution. He look danger straight in the eye." But Stalin s /i , till had already written a history of that revolution. shortcomings far outnumber these merits, ac- a book on Lenin, an autobiography. It was in- cording to Trotsky. He is rude. stupid, vulgar, .1 qi evit-shle that he should else write ct the Soviet touchy, capricious. coarse, calculating, vengeinl, .' ruler who succeeded Lenin and forced his own treacherous, malevolent, cruel, envious and de- exile. Because or his ultimate participation in ceitful. Stalin never forgives anything. His the events which he describes Trotsky ; writings ambition and love of power are immeasurable. are always historically important. But how He is completely ruthless. One is forced to authentic is such a biography as this is im- pause in sheer amazement before the cold, V 5 possible to determine. patient, gn at the game time cruel peisistcllue 5 Trotsky denied that he hated Stalin. This directed toward one invariably personal goal." _ 1 was ridiculous. for Trotsky was a magnificent Trotsky believed that Stalin was an empiricist hater. How much, then, can we believe of this and an opportunist incapable of broad vision. book? Few men are lett alive who are competent Since he did not orlng "Stalin" up to date, he to Judge. Parts or it are based upon docu- did not include any discussion of Stalin's im- mentary sources, reminiscences at old Bolsheviks portance ss the instigator oi! the various five- written both bpfore and after Stalin came to year plans and of the Soviet : foreign policy. .i, power, minutes of meetings, o icial telegrams. He did not analyze the great purges, although i. etc. Parts of it are 1 rotsky'spersonal memories. he frequently referred to them with contemp- Par,ts__|irl qlmors, theories and supposition» tuous scorn. Perhaps the most sensational charge Every page is colored by Trotsky : determina- made by Trotsky is that Stalin through his evil V. tion to prove Stalin : comparative unlmportance henchmen Yegoda poisoned Lenin. Trotsky says arg and the minor role he played until his nal that Lenin in his illness suffered such pain that he i political triumph. And in addition to Trotsky ! once asked tor poison with which to commit personal, political feud with Stalin was another suicide. Ho believes that Stalin took steps to I fwd: actor which contributed to his bias, his intel- see that the polsonwas supplied and to see that lectual scorn for a badly educated man of action Lenin tool: it. who was neither an orator a writer nor A "Stalin" will be consulted and torn apart, Marxist scholar. . praised and condemned for many years to come. ,'Z : : 2>r§:_._°L'1Z3_. Joseph VlssarionovitcnDjugarshyili knownas But it will be read chie y by students, historians a _..._ 92 i J and special plesders. 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FIEIBOBIILR Ina 1tL'l'QI"8 cities on that occasim; =. 5 um. aha, -an rmrscxmx in Wazlhington, : _ D. 0- in gr: tutu-ocn. of the House Ccnmittoe On 1 > n.. .%;_.=._:.4 .:_n Ag; ..-_ in -~ j _ 11.1.0. it while he was § A at JAYR8 be;-ut3.ve Board from its inception, " , ,..*. ~, ._ '~, 1 --T 7+ '- lt_t-pad-_RmmtiwBulmd muting: elm-in: 191,6 and " 1 ' '191$6$- b1'It'ha mum rnuscmm: since 191;: and ' '¢ hadaoanherat we JAFBG office andaasumd ahawas nn ncutivo Boarddmtohor aencein ' £34.16 t . :~=..-:2?.l... ~ - - vs%a:d rr-a-a- _,,, bar. She said ' or about. five " - you-n £1:-at maatixg tivo Board I mating; that an sin; didn't attand ' mwativu Bard mot-ins! in l9L5 or l9h6 aha did. not knw'Ihtk$'FI-IKSCIBSLII ttibulnd during that poriml. 8h! remllpd helm pz-aunt mwuwa '4.1 . ot no on April 1, 1914.6 and roooivirg advice from Iinnovm AND *' 1|-m»_».¢-wr * '' " ||~* '°RwA n DL " M cm . V - E" no no-r warn: ntjn l u=Ac.a§ ' H i _ I 1'. '- "H, 'V / -' r / : - I ; . +1 _ . wr:l:l_or1'mu|uro|rr ' .. .E E if-' .2 -4' U - LZXQ» ' E » 'E41 .-'~ M1 '.¢,, -~- . <. 49 APR 7 Mu A -92 ' - I U DJ- II 100-K1596, F101sohn.Im2 W if i k "'- 1I r -:52? -u '==--_- i | =if-ii i _ 1 _ Q . .~ .1. -k - 1-¥. ' , _ _ . _ ' E ' , . _ TNITIALS 0.1 o::.rc"+r!A1. . -'4- Z: ., ;_ . , _ , --igf 1* ._ ' ., " - ' .92 -~.-_.-¢--»~ -- - M ; 7* ? "'".'"""'v""..%-' ',,;, _ _;"; f 9292_ 1 Q .3-92 ;_ 5] ; _ E Nb ; . L: =;--+.h'r?":¢ .':*.4,:-,;=.-.5: E _,, -._ _ -92;§.~§§ . I *1--. ~92 ~-. ..___ *-1»-1. t==_-~":r- - _ , ---,'92. A ~r-Ev 3. ... _» N1: <92 ' QO -100-36142 , . . - Synopsis oon d: _ hi! but data not recall whether FIEISGEBM was " - present; that aha an FLEISCHMB at the hearing in Washington. j -P *3 Rl!orenoo| 1 ' _ ' E 3 Huron telephone cn11toRI3/25/E3 i ~ Boport. of l. _3/21/he at u-z. ,: Details: The $.uhervie'|m reported herein were conducted as a result . , ~ i ' of reference telephone on-1.1. from the Bureau on Larch 25, 7 'gf 19b6, inwhich a. request was mda Ior interviews with the ' ' ._ . e ._ A _ _ _ I A. . fa. 92 -> I , ." 1 ¢. New York City - A __ City : I Heir Yer 1 The Bureau advised as to specific questions to be asked of these persona. Those question: are sot rm-th in the report of reference and concern certain 3 ; 80?-175-U-68 End B38OQ1Qi_-iOn.5 Q! E-Bl IFS !Ill|L QQEI?-NR1 FYETQCE-MEI! in ¢.:om1ce&ien !.~'i*.'292.g i i The re orb or eta an eets the results of interviews with " omi- 0 » ' 1.3- . '~ I ,4» ;, .~ = . J ¥ :;-o. 1-"~:. ¥.* -=~ -~ -~~*~'*.~""* :--- '-* ,- '92 l* --2 .'~ ' -~ 1 / 1 '"~"" "**?-. 4, " A ' _. A IR. '~" Q '. '92 -._-___' R v-_ .;=,_ -~=< - "_f ~.-i"~ 7 1 I u IKUNZU I J /92 4 92 . Q; 1 7, _ - .~<1.! _ - k I J 92 . ' ~> ,- - _ 4 , . . Y . -V . 1 . ~ . - ,~1' - _. . - . . ' On larch 29, 1943, fly contacted Bl _ H that she had conferred with her attorney, Nee Iork city, she had to her by I E- instructed her to answer any 55:1 Agents of the Federal Bureau at n1 >92 reintervieaed at her rasid ene <4 and <- ' . --5. afternoon -» ct ' In-oh . 29' '}1 "' L .i"9- ,: 1 -H _ ._ Iith v ~ reference . to meetings * . ~ -13$ 02 the A Executive - >. Beard . of the . JOIN ! um nsczsr muons colnmmn during the years 1945 and 1946, up to hp:-11 4, 1946, Fsteted that she herself had not been elected to the board Z. -92 nggg; en_ mpg; 9; Oggebgg L941 511g at ii;-gt stated that she had attanded_ 3% I. ~. only a couple 01' listings" of the board during the period that she vas a 1 l -'..*..M, V A l > or *2 nenher of it. She later stated that she h-ed attended several meetings ll boanl AM recalled thlt she hid 800! Ill ! ERHESTIIL G FLEISCHIUI at - *3 . bwxlqf 'a couple _etin3a hut said that she definite]; could not state whether -92 these occasions were he£ore_,or.s.tter April 4, 1946. 1 1- 1 with respect to the visit of the board members to the office of Attorney mmnrcr sou in New Iork 01:; on or about April 1, 1946, - stated that on the evening of the llondaykpreoeding the hearing before T the Hume Ooeaittee on un-American Activities, April she had 1 to the her v > . K 4 1 -1 b ' -that vhen she vas served with a subpoena appear before the House Cqgiggeg 1 on Un-American activities, she immediately telephonicelly contacted lliss HE!-El BRILI at the headquarters of the JOIN! INTI FASOIS1 REFUGEE OOHIIIITEE. ¢um um she informed lies Bans mu she had been served 2 with a subpoena and asked shat she should do. lliss BRIAN informed her that , » their lssyer sas Ir. BENEDICT WOLF and he vould advise her; that she should go to his office a tel days hefore the hearing and he would tell her shat % to doe ' stated that then she arrived at Ir. WOLI"s office, she shesee*" the snhfveena to Fir. 'Fu"" and he stated to her that she sould have "shoutto the go to books ;Washington According and go to he! the osaittee. Ir. I011 She thanthan asked inquired of her it . nor she hsd haveany I everbooks seen or any ;records then in her oeseesion, stated to which Ir. l0LI"s she replied reply was"No, "Ie1J. then, hos can you produce any . -Later, Ir. IOII handed her s statement which preparedhe said statementshe scald covered read substantially to the Oonlittsee her eonversaeon with stated Ir. WOLFthat withthis respect to the hooks and records at the JOIIIT AMI P156151 BFJMEE C0l iI'1"1EB- .25 F ,..,¢. , 1 .,... 7'71? " ....--_. ., 1 , F, - , A 1 _.--. -s A. -,_,, __- _ _s_-AA W, . - _ - -_ _ " s-___.;. _ 1 <, _ _ ~. 88 WW_ A.vaJ§-u.-a Js as ,_|y w~ -qq,44[K "'..'1' - 2 J & QJ! 111100-3642 , e > - aaid that there Iere a number oi people present that evening in Ir. w0LI"a ottiee, and that as tar ea ehe could determine, they 4 consisted aolely of unborn oi the Executive Board or the JOINT ANTI FASCIST REFUGEE OOIIITEB, nenbere of the families of Teri board members, and oi individuals connected with an-. now; office. etated um. it er Ill heriapreeaion that l_re.__ IIEISGHIAR Iaa in _ . WOLF : office that eveninge " hhahington * J" ! appear hetere eteted the ms Kocee ehe he:-eel! Gonmitteeon mum Un-Lnerican Iron New Aotivitiee mu in to and no ntini-hI=mP 11=fh=rh Ib~n4,. She said that ehe not nee o lire. rmxscmum n the train but did recall eeeing her in the ante rem of the House Committee on Un-American lctivitiee in Washington, D. 0. -ow . i 1-'; ' With reepeet to conference: or intervieie rith the other members E cflthe Board or with Ir. I01! or other attorneye in regard to the poeition J to be taken hy the hoard neabera in their appearance before the Congreeeionel . Committee, at ehieh lira. l'I.BI$EllI light have been present or in which she i. -1;»; have participated; _e1a not recall Ira. rmrsclmuz mm»; pert in any beard meeting: or interviews at which eueh discussions took place. She eteted that lhe did recall that in February, 1946, there tea e board looting at which it wee voted to transfer the custody of the records of the JOII'1 - BAR$K!. etated,Alli ! HSGIST REHREE COIIHITIE! however, from that like ehe naeHELEN not BRIAN prceent to Dr. at EIIJAHI! thisK. lilii-I3 hf it ie 1' recollection that ehe was telephonicelly contacted by Mica 11318.1! BRIMI and given the above-intern ticn over the telephone and could Iae ueeted not to indicate recallthe her exact vote, date rhich thie she occurred, did over nor the wee phb le ehe e F e to a te the attended this board meeting and theretore did not knew who ther llre. FLEISOHKAH no present. ; '- " ' Concerning a meeting of the Executive Board on or about December 14, i 1945; Iith respect to inetructiona by the Executive Board to Dr. BAESKI and ! llieapoenaa, sun: Wanted to consult eouneel in that ehe regard rqaembered to answering being the ate Congressional meeting in sub- December, 45 the exact date ct which ehe could not recall!, at Ihich time lliaaOoaaittee on BBB! etated Un-American that she Aetivitiee» bed beenan raid thatnaed to appear betore eon: the or the Houeeboard ne_ahera andact mm Iuueatedthe to 1 . lice Petated B811! that ehe hire ehe a laayer14 not certain and aoneult rtezher with lire-hie HEISCHILII Iu preeent a meeting. She further stated that the above euggeetion, that ie to hire a 18I]Il",IIl, not directed to Dr. BLRSKI tor, ae ehe recalled, he had not been enbpeemed at the tine. She further indicated that no official action of the beard nae taken by vote on thie recommendation! that it nae nerely a oaeualeuggeatiph tqone or acre of the hoard nenbere. e P 4 'ag{,..92. - v~ '. t A H " _ _ _ ;' _- . J__-1-'._.92 1 Y. - _~ _,, , 1' .__ _ ___-.._ I _; _. . _ . _.. ' - 92I_1_¬, . iii; n. * -'if_ V" -,, IV I 4 . »' ,1 .,_-,_.=-5| . I " ', H . ;- I dfe _ - I . V -* ~_ _,,# V d. _. _ *,- * I 9292 N 1 ._ .J w i _ ....-~. _____,_ ,._i_,, __ . : -. e LbI'i3U'i~.} 92 _~ 3 _ ' C Q . -'1 1 - .'ir! 100-3642 f ' ' J l-.. - .92.:_.1-.- . .- -- . ~ . Q _ _ e It Le to be noted Iron the tomgoing that ea1d that ehe thewas previouepreeent interview at a meeting on llareh in December, 27,194B»h14=l 19 S Ihereae on eteted the oeoaeion that eheof had. not been ye-eeent at a meeting of the Executive Bean! of the JOINT ANTI A v nscxer names: ponmxmx on or abou December 11», 191.5. mu: __, _!_, - ? stated that had non; of knowing whether lire- .- 'PIIISGHIELI took part in the determination o£_' the Executive Board not to prodnee its reeorde before the_Oongreae1ona1 Committee. She added that it '- , in her recollection that the February meeting referred to above, at which i time ehe no celled over the telephone, no the meeting where this discus- 4 eion probably took place but ehe -no not present and not able to state whether re. FLEISCBIAI ne present et that time * - ., .1 i " _'- W . » 7 . _ea1d me ehe am not mu to furniah 1 eigned =1-.=a- -_ _;~.~. *_ neat embodying the Ioregoing, indicating that ehe hed been epeoi eally r._~'- 1 !- .--IF, _ inetmoted jay her ettorney not to sign anyth.1.nge»_ » .. ~ 1 I , . . _ -. A . _ 4 a W. . '., " - u . -. '- - -_. 4 ' I" 92§ul'" _ 1 3 1* *§* ;/3 Q 5 I 4 _ 5 ,1. ' " . 2'1 =":| ' I 7 ;_ * ' ' --. 1 . .._- ~ "-3- * 1" *-"vi" W, . " Q .. H92 ~ . .-_ || v ...'v.-.._.-.,..><...-n I .. J'1 hl:LG 1. Q U IIIOO-8843 ao intorviowodon larch26, 1948, by SM I athio ottdoo looatoda+, Io! YorkCity. Lt thio timePaola: pogooionto consult boforo ho anooorod aw quoa ions, nu tho ldoa in mind that, an a oitlaon, ho Iantod to know oxaotly that ho ohould do in this mattoro Ho baud hio opinion upon tho tact that ho jut roooiwod a oubpoona to appoar in -o__;p___.a__ Q __. a._._JI can p._ aa._ __.a_n.__ -n am_ - - K inn wunownnlvwl I rumomol.UQIIAP lolowozyihoub U'l5l-1l ¬IIl1FFOfII $KUo5lTIo-$50111!-ll-15351-ll92#o o tolo ho mu um ho no mu- to oontaot hio attornoy, llov York City, but would tako it upon hlrooolt to omwor any qnootlona ouggo od to him ttnohoadvioodhohadoonoultodvlan ru-.11z, ~ma <1 in iarohzal mealit inn . and had loornod that thoy had boon odvlaod by thir roopootivo attorney: to ano- Qos -H; qaeotiene gut to the-1 by .l.ge2i=.eoz this 514-oa= .4 i mm-<1 Ibo:mo of quootlonodJAHO, ao ud to tho ldontity um: of tho hodoairod nonboro profaooof 1» tho Exocutivoany o atomonii that ho had to_nako I ooquontly with tho information that ho had not attondod T aooutiio Board iootingi of tho JAFR6 during tho you-o 1945 and B46, up i until tho tho tho oubpoonao woroioouod for tho rooordo of tho JAFRC to bo pro- duood hoforo tho Houio Comaittoo on Ih-Anorican Loti tiooo Ho stated that al- thoup. ho had boon a ooobor of tho Eaoutivo Board from tho inooption or tho 1 JAIN, ho onttondod noting: 1:-rogularlyo F . Y mn=oa dotinitoly that ma.nnumn x. mnsn wasChairman of tho Iixoouttvo Board of tho JAIIG and Ian knorm to him ao ouch. Ho had no lomry of JACOB AUBLAIDHI bola; a nonbor of tho Brooutivo Board or present at =2: n.-otiga H: believed that L !92.Ll.! R6 BABE! *.-.':.= Treasurerat t% JILFRG. E: l aaoumd that IRS. MAIRJQHIB CHODOROY wooa nonhor of tho Exooutivo Board, basing hio aoouaption upon tho foot that aho no prooont at tho trial ot tho Executive loord in Iaohington 17.6., at llhioh timoho not _h.or. Prior to thin ho did. not kuoohor at all. Ho d1dnotb:oIwhothorHOIAR'DPAS'I1vao anmbor of tho Exo- outiio ioardo E mow iii. Fi.iE"7I i' to ho a Spanish Iuaon intorootod in rom- gooo, bot hot official otatuo no not hon to him Bo otatod ho had ooon hor around tho ottteo of tho JLIIG and also aoomod aho no on tho mooutivo Commit- too oinoo oho woo in Ioahtagton for tho triolo Ho aloo aaoumod that LLWERETT GLEASOL HARRY I. JUETIZ and LOUIS! Lo IUBLI woro lonboro of tho Board ior x: abovoon not roaoon.know wan; .1» Ho rooallod thatmm Rm ! hot. LIIDERjotatod II-I layer1» tor novor thonot Coauittoo, was but 1.13116 or 111$. HGLIA botoro ao trial and oonld not rooall JOHI 2. llollnftl boiogat Inf Iootingo of tho lol lo HI rooallod m. LOUIS MILLER an boing a nom- bor of tho ltooutivo Board from it: lmoption, and ho nonr an or had any pro- Viooo lnowlodgo of HEJIAI BHUILII or CHARLOTIB 8'I I ata Board nootingo l o I Q _ i . . ,'__ J'J.'M:M 2 ._ - - _ rr 100-me 1 ~ - . A ~< BOBBIE IIEIIBTBIN wee lmmm to _ as being a fund raiser and very eetive = azfeund the C-ogitteei but her etetue "ea ridmewzli to bdme 3 ~ A ed"ri|ed me: he nee mm ms. mnsswxm o. mnscmm; i T eiuee 1942, hlving seen her around offices of the JAFRC, Ho had. no other ii 0 ~ eneeeietienjeitm 1&8. 1'LEI3¢EHAI__ethqr than tb,e.t e.i: the offices of the JAFRC. ~ :1;-. -.1 ; -,5. advised theztzfime "wee in e. position to etete whether _ ms. mamcmmr attended meeting! of em lsceonirire Boerd.duri;1.g the -pars 1945 and 1946, inasmuch ae he, hineeli did not attend em meeting: of the Board dur- ing that particular periede J _ According to he went elem to the office oi attorney , e . '92- " . .--. mmnm tom: in am York City on or mm April 1, 1946, and he could not re- w ..; .1 gall-eheiher ES»-1?1_8I8¢IlIlI In ¢ ee office at that perbiculex time He had '| £"14b4 , -_ . no idea Whether eheeeeured a Iritten eteteuent fro: attorney WOIFE to be girm to the House C nittee on Uh.-Ailerioen Aotivitiele Hoeever, he eteted that he, himself, did eeeure a etetement as to that he in able to teetify before the House Un-American Aotisritiee Commit-tee. He eteted that elthoug-11 there were other people there fro! the JAFRC, he was lo eonfueed end frightezlod that he wee un- . able to recall the identitiee of any of then. He stated that, ee a matter of fact, he did not ewpn recall leerring the office himself. 1 s *. ""5 ; __..'* . ""~ » adv-ieed me < he traveled from rm m-1 1» Washington with '-, e oeunpertuent they had eecured, and he did not - i eee PR8. PLEISCHHAN, nor _he knee hoe abe preeeeded to Washington. I . Q stated that he mu not in He position to state whether or 6 ~ not MRS. FLEISC partioipetad in my conference or interview vvith other mem- F bore of the Executive Beard of the JAFEZC, or with HE. 'r=uLPE or any other ettor-K 1 I noy in regard to the poeition to be taken by the member: of the Executive E.=.o'.».1-vii? before ings himself. the Gen e1ared-Lthee, because thatall he the did uembere not attend ei the any Board of the conferredee meet- _' with eirbormy IIQ eoncerning ihet they were to do, but he could not recall .1 HRS. PL!-ISCEIQH attending ail pnltimiler meeting, n > _ 5 . ' ' Ineeeuoh u he no not re the meeting of the Exem921:1've Board out December 14, 1946, In unable to e-bate whether HES. I GVUUSZHGH -b§.e-unlI +9292ll "ll LI II?35- _ 4 -~|- I . in the deannuen at hed the no Beard knowledge nee to of produce the extent ite HRS. recordsPLEISCIMAH before the took Congres-part eianel Committee, inasmuch ee In did not here an aotie-e part in tre Baceoutive Baird, an etated previously. - ' ' ' . - - 5 -5- 5 JP »-4 -.'-|_ -.1 : > M . P '~. ,,. .-»_~3¢_- -.. r 7 .' ~ ¢ I _-~ "'K.~ . .. _ ~15 - _. I .. . e I ..92...r~¢-Q» ._ ->-92 _92q~i.~b '_, ~= *: ~ - _ - -- - e e_._-. ...~ _____*______J <5? <1 0 " IY100-6842 4 . ., : . It II-l cantontlon that 0.11 the animal : he gave were haunt answers, but that ho Iould nut up any statement netting fa-th his aunt: inasmuch u he in mulling to diaturb hi: attox-my, rho Ill on vaca- tian, in order to ask bin whither ha nhould or should not nign Q statemnh q Ronni , he lhtod ho Iould. D0 Itllling to torbify to the facts at forth and ' thnt hq chaired in wopornto it tho Gonrmnnik »~ ,.,i4",~ . ~ > . A - ' q . ._ _ I,- 92_ _. A - . , V . 92 Q .-9 I V Ticn I- 1 <. _" -? 41 I 1 3 I 1 = 3 .4 1 I . 1 1 0 1 Y 8 I :72,-»-_ t . -'-:1 -' If ~-~~"__;- .- - ', __, - , '64., - ¢-92 - : _ - 0,, .- : _ A, - --~ _ _ __, _ W _v,1,-1- " -PYK. - *1» -@»~'>~h-.~ I- h h -- '+- "3 "» v.~ -:~ =-- " »- . . ~ ~v~" --~.- - _.-..- » - ._ ~ - --- ,, r J h- - _* ~? A |$ Z " yd x,yH I! 10¢-8643 ' 92 In York qty, no 812.0 rolotod tho nan of the kwu r recalled 92 tha. hwy on listed below: __ nu. mm wast! M 1 L noon LUSLUIDER -A A » IARJORIR GBODOBOY - .1_92. ' i ' . _ ~ o - 1 ~ < - mm mar " _ IRS. ERIHTIIIA G. FLEBCHEH k I-EVERETT GLELSOI 1 HARRY JUSTIZ T LOUISE A. [BIBLE 1 RUIZ LBIDB . i» ;~__;- _M mm mane I - ':1; o mmumm"nu.-mm mm " mam: sauna: '< ' CHLDIDTTR B238! JESSE TOIILUH 2 IRS. BOBBIE IEIISTEII § way 1-up»: to JOHI r . mums , rem emb or od hnt tho court had indioltld. that HGILIUB Ill not on tho board but u aha ~- » r|oo11o¢_ it, Hr. IMAIUB ootunlly nu o "nabs: of tho Exooutivo Board. I 92 ~ . - She otatod that aha bu HRS. ERJIESIIRL G. FLEIBCBIIAB for lbout tho yolrl. Sh tint not hor at one at the Exooutzlvo Cummiirbu I _ muting: but nova: not her I661!-111 outside or the fxmotiom having to do - __»~ 1 Iith tho work of tho JAFBG. _|tai:od that aha did not att an d my E2 tiecu vi Board looting: during 1948 and 1943 and oould not unto tho:-otoro, whothor or not MRI. FLBISOBIAI In at thou nootingl. She ocidod that aha in not i. comtootod question:of Ln tho any hard my oithor during personally thou yarn. or by tatedtolo hon veto on thatmy ; aha vould sumo, bvl or, that IE8. H3150 did attend mating: during -- ., thli till; .¢ n 5. v. 9 I. E 1 ¬ , _ ~, , ~» -7 ,- - .W__,,A ~,~__~ '-,4 , , ,4 -_ V _ __ _._,._ ___ ,.__.J~ A <1 '1' -'3. l - ' - ' L .-! '-' " -- - I01 . ~ - -:~d-' ' ¢ " >_ o- .<~< _..__.- F, _. ' v--- -' - ~f_'-E . » I- _. mi -»-* . _ r _ i . "_ ~ _ Q ¢,.:n*~'J -If * - AH. ,, 1 . ¢ V Q V . {Q .'. ' '-' Ht.-__ _ - fk _Q » _-H- 1 '__"L.-.;_l~_ , *7 ~ it V - 1.41 kl 5: -__ ~.' __ ~ _ - ; .5 , ~ ¢. . . , I ». > , , .15 _ . -r - - "'- ." *1f*',f »,,'92-1.--". _~'2»' -3 ,-'r""-"' 7~' " o - "A - n. . " _ ran/uh tau -2~ T L ,3 I I I! 10098642 A . _ , . 92 . ~- , ._. __' "92 - .. .~ stated that when ahe received a euhpoena to appear before the Home Committee, ahe noticed that ehe no listed. ae an Executive Board umber. Therefore, ehe telephoned the office or the JAFRO to queeticn this title and at that time epoke with attorney BENEDICT WOLFE who wae at the ettioe at that tine. She atated U11- E, in reeponee to her v inquiry, asked her to cone to hie office ea the following Monday evening, April 1, 1948- She went to ELIE ! office on that date at about 8:50 PJL, accompanied by her husband» She atayed at the office for about one hour end lei ! at about 9:30 LI. othare " or the Executive During the Committee tile ahe he Iaa in at IOLF'E'3 the fioe office and ahe recalled did rememberdefinitely .1 that_-,__ and ere there. She stated ~ that there poeaibly were other: there but ehe could not recall then at this tile, It no time during the tine ehe no in_IOLFB'8 ettice did IR. BOISE addreee the group or conduct I. oonferenoe among than collectively. She consulted hie eouoernin; the Il1§pOil1l_l_h01l IOI1I'O92 le IR. WOLFE had prepared a etatcunt for her which ehe read before leaving the office. He instructed 1 her that when ehe no called tor teatiaony ahe ehould read this prepared i statement. She doee not recall epecitioally what the statement Iet out but it tea this etatenent which ehe took with her to preeent to the $ eomittee hearing. She could mt etate but would eaeume that the othera Iho came to HR. T¬0LFl'8 office that evening were oouneelled in the some A Illlllllh ' i i 1. ' nun reepeet to travelling to Washington n.c. _ n and. etated hthat aha and that her ranner. husband During engaged the a conqaartnent tripaha didiiioz; the tc F :4aahi +* All and d ehe remember! vaguely talking to Those were the on y onee whom aha could remember on the train going to Wuhingtcn. ; She atated that there was no plan aa to haw all o1 them should tra.-re1 to Washington. She etated that LIBS. I L!ISC !Bl.l1I was not seen by her until they arrived in Washington when she remembered eeeing her at the committee hearing, tated that aha was unable to etate vhether of not IRI. I participated in any conference or interview with the other Ielhere or the loard or with HR, ME! or ahy other attorhey in regard to the poeitien to be token by the manhera of the Board in their appearance betere the Oongreeeienal Committee. She could not turnirh any inter-nation in this reepeet becacae,_ehe nae never preeent at any meetings Em-1-; the period of 1m-mm. 92 " 1 _ .10 v A1 1 - - q_ I: _ n . -_ _» _. _, _ _ A _ 7 _ __ _ , _ I _T..___:..._ -..: ._ -.. -:.A|_ - _ '*_____:,. . -.__ _ :___':_ ,4 > 92 92 bk ; : u - __._92 1 L" {"' , > > A .4 " W92 r W ' 3' I I 92 .e... ' Ni -_ .1 '- x lin Q: ~ t , - I _ 4.? L. l. ' - . . . '92 ~__,- -m _ , S i - " A ' ma/.r.;. mm ' '_ A » it ~ n-=- , o! J L, ' 4 . _, l | i *?1-~=¢*=.1 I A ; The enly the that aha no preaent or aought any advise waa on Lpr 1, 1946 than aho tent to IR. mlI'I'8 office.Sho atatod that aha that imginedah that IE8. YLBIS HIM! did went piekodandto IR. up DLFB'8 the prepared. ottioo for atatanent the eame purpoeo hora for elf. A had_ l_he na e to state that advice WI-F3 gi Ten to IE. FLBISGHHAI . T-1 InaulnohH tht theothar as iaafinmore tare"in ainilar one or ettieoaothe mallet offices '1'hea-etore, sheIRS. believe: FLEIBCHIILI - E eenld. 101-yjell han_Abeaa_in acnoether ottieeand wouldnot beseen by 711"... X A _ 2: her--92 " W 1 4 in =-.= aakod 1:m. FLEISBHHAB me. in _ partieular the meetingof the Emocutive Boa:-A on or about December1945 14, § E which reaultod in instruction! by the Exeeutivo Boardto rm. nmsn and ma. i in '"i, 31; - Q- ."'~eouJ._dto eenanli IRILI not counsel tu.rn.1ah in regard.to ananringinto:-mtion aw the Congressional concerningthis eubpoonanmeeting _-n_ _-.;Et~~,* {'-"-'-'ae aha Ill not o present. ' ~ - ' - ./ _:92 _ 7 ' Pm aalcedon to that extant FLEISCEHAHmas. took part in the e enaination of the Board not to produce ita rooordo 3 baton the Cong:-eeaional Committee. aShe stated that ahe Iaa never a part 5 of any policy making group and did not know to that extent MR8. PLEISGBIIAI .92-N» partieipated in I92e$terl of poliey. 1* = fl 92-*+>-;t-A-4;. >*"';_ i--I1 Q11 991 Hi, 1°;-1; - - City an larch. 29, 1948 Sh-o stated . that follviing thil aha Ina meter any queatiom by the interviewing aganta. , burner, to furniah a aipod atatonecnt with reopoat to the intonation furnished. Durhag eth int a rvicl with the agents, appeaz-ad V 7' eeeperativo, vaa vary pleasant and while aha ia quite upaat at having been involved in thin matter, aho in quite resigned to testify in thin oase- Q "' ambm, * - ,1 , ? ¢ 111 _ . , . ______; L; _ in .4_ _,7 _;____ _:___;___ _ ..__ _ _ A -:1:,~"-.-r-* s i":~*~f-,~1"-.~.~:~.:.'.e.;-~.;.i: ::w.¢-;~¢ =1» -»M a v ~92 ~ 1~ i-»»_';».;*¢a-. - > - - ->~ -~V F»--= " Q! r . ,.______,__ _. . _. -_.__. _.. _ ._,._. . _ _ ,. ------__-_-_-vi-~_,.¢_,_.. __.-.__. ._..4 .., 92 Uh . . 92 ...... 4..i, ._92_.. '>t .92. 92- H .92.. . W .9- ..-"..i»...... | r 9292 .. .- - 1J! I A v Q $ - I __ - - .3»-» . . _,'| _ 1 r , r, 1- - _ -'. . . . ¢ I -1_ . .' ' . Q , 92> ¢ . . :8 a , . ' H. . ' 92 . '2 - 1 > 4 » _ 92 ~ - ~ r 92- 1 . ' IELD3 92 =_~.%. ,_,___..._-_4 mm rm A A_ u. 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"~, 92 _ _ _ ~ <- ~- '92_ -_ , urn.-.1 -_'|--; -t_~ . _ -w -1 __'- F Q |1,?;§J _, ~n_ M-"f% . .92» g I 33' . *". 5' ¥y~l__ 92 92.f 54 I Ei Date August 22, 1949 Director, FBI From C : '6 ii _ 5i Subgect J.H.L4 1»U»I'I-I INTEIIIIATIONAL IIITEHNAL SECURITY - S1: P Bureau flle 64-532! _ i 4 Reference is made to my letter of June 15 laet 1 and Bureau letter of the same date i J -__: 92 pl!-_ Ha 51 "1 -a 92¢ :1L u:. 2 -I F:9- J1?h - >10 _,.|92 92f9292'*'-ID12 J-9>- A .g"!1:- . .__._...-._-i..- /_ . . ._ . 92~ ._._.._...~_ ~. I v Letter to Director, 8-22-49 8:! Re: THE FOURTH IHTEIlIJA'PIOIIAL INTERNAL SECURITY - SWP 5 I I s - s I .4 1- - 1 . I This filo will be maintained open for a reasonable I time in tLe future in order to rvport further devc30p¢ w s 1- pertaining to the possihle release of HORNARD, Enclosures ii"- Y j i JHS:ml 100-604 92 I u z»? I . P s 4-92 ' ' . _ C O AM {~ . wk. 4' . Z ~ mrn cr ' BY SPROIAL !Gs§:» m=!:=. " [' 8210 GantralI Street, Intélllgenoi Northwest Agaa7 Hllhinsivn. B. c. n Galena]. Robert A. Schow i .. . '~;'--tau.- f 5%; »;..- +41-.,= A - * " P-2/_._ - @.. - :1-t 1'0; .» . * Of ImlntlgatlonF, <- " 1'9"-?'?'{&°¢ 3 ?5,"AIl.1F°' in j ; " 77. , AT n° ~ - 1, '- acne; , fno , JmkL'Ilo1-t n, Jaqmn Horna . - w *3.! | 9 ~¬ u 0' I ,_ .4-7". I 92p.1* . I 111-I I O --avumpq . . . - -' . -" r--I-__. I A A - %-'2%§;J922P+ . - com -m M ~ M 6/ 1 -692'*"92 =.=.;~F----:= : v »:=+**"*.= 1 -' - - ,-.- . * -.-.,.-Z . 1,. . K I ->4-, ' ,. _ 1;, - X1 .. d*" ; .nn {92 ",1" , 5.1..-_: r >.' _. .1-. 1 1 _ _:_ I _' _- _ n- ' . 1../i/' I _/92 p-.- 5Ii 5 n-1. n an rotor:-ed to mourn adviued. or interviewing Sylvia or Silvia I=;_ light! on L -I lll 30, 1940'." At th £130 the stand. she rst mt Hornaml in 'Ir nn tn 1938- Sb: stated arse no farmer]; ongngpi. in social sex- ee work in III Yo:-k_G1ty an van aftilintud with the Socialist darker; Part I M h C A tinl! aha um mt 0. Ruby V0111, ma van aha Gugggn in loelal service :0:-k in Few Ya:-§_ J F 92 _aQ i x _ 92. A 1| I-, 1 I _ =:" __ - ,_ . I - J : - =- , " = *=1"h ;'§92"*---'"' j-_ L ¢'- =iy¢= -v'92 #;' 7 - - - -~ ~ - --- - ~- §44a- ~ ~---~- . " ~"' _ -- - u'@i~'** _ V ~*-s+ 1 -. '3-gnf '- ~-~ *- _ 1'13"" _' '7 '. .' - '-,-$81315? -< rj -92 *~ . * ' . Iv '?"""i!E§vi%" -- , ~ " _.92 ?~ '. ' ~ 2 0 and aha and Hitt_ .~- oiil boson: a1'fi1int0<1_vit h tho Fourth Internationale. FM ltstod. tho; both rititcd ! rnnm_t:z -htm,_1938, than aha vac introduced. to nornant by Min Weill» She stat-.06. the imow the subject in Franco under t'~.-1 11 lam of-Jnqwl Honm-:1. Menard inforue her that ho van o 3eL;;ir-n mbjeot : . amt tho atolls seeing n ranch rcgiutmtion out lnlllcntlng he was registered tn lance an o Ehlglnn. Miss Agelo ma-that stated thnt iionaoi-1 1nfo1'!n"<~1 Mr- Ihilc in Franco that tho source of mm: on which no val living were uuppliea him ~ tg, on indiviqu.-ii tta|tbd_ Muoc1_0od.o!royci_, vno. t-eoidnd. in Bnunlo, Belgian. ~.! 1, 5 _ " -Mu mitt: mm one vu"1n'uu1oo tn Jnnttz-.1.-1' and; mum -_~, 9-10! » ml rlttditi with llonutai in no sputmnt on mmboldtt aha further ltatml that -await apartment also had. loan on uvu |i1'ocoosiou the Alpine ex with which the 92 0718 was committed. She clnimé to hm: nothing concerning Mo:-na.ni's purpose é in toaottttr-z the art.-1-6 not why hi hat io to He:-ioa tit-i. the its-.te<1 aha boo bun with bin at the Ptoclnont Hotol. in How fork and that ha but moo reservations > in her presence with the Bottom Airline; to £17 to New crlouu on Juno :3, 1':-tn. 5 , Llhl tut-that ttntecl that during the first vac!: in Lvzutt, 19-10, Hornard hm appealed - to hot to con to lcziao City at In vol 111. Shc ltntai one mac tho trip no - A. 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" ~}.__ _ '1 _- Q5 :- id ' . ; .,_-xx ;' _ . .1-<._ _92 1 1 I I . a .,» r-*3 I ~'_92:¢_ _ '.'j.i_" P I bf {_>*.,_|{3.. ;; , 5 4" 3 I I» 1 I - r /2 I _1 r -Q - - 97" - "" ,_ __ * -1 ' > _ A '~ _ __ |_,_.,_,_,_,,__ _4,______. _- ~_ _ .. 2!.-;; I ,2 ,_ b v -, . _. . . _ -. . K .->»";»?L.-+..»n...,.¢,__~vi?» '; _ - .3; - ~.!-.*:.- _ . ' ~--1..~ {<23 1-; -, . -a V-~~' : .._ » -7» _>.I~- -'- _ ;. . ______,,_ ______> _ ,-- -1* - l , ..._...._ ._.. ____-.i..____.._.__,e. _ __ I . -1| .'-_;- -..¢.-6L5 lb B 1 O ice Mam._._C ~ /F"' '-um - UNITEDs Q A- GOVERNMENT! 1 Director, FBI DATE April 14, 1950 FROM , SAC, NewYork , W, s @ g92 1 susjlzcg, JACQUES MARNARD VANnsnnnsscnn, was.ET AL ESPIONAGE R % Bureau file 65-29162! It has come to the attention or this office that the book Aisin Fut Assassins Trotsky" by cam-;RAL sANcne2*sALAzAR andJULIAN.-G-OFIKIN is presently available in aERENCH adilbn Editions Self, Paris, 1948!. General SAL iggwas headof theMexican SecretService the at time or the attacks on LEO OTSKX in Mexico in 1940 and,yas in personal charge of theinvestigations. JULIANGOHKIN, yon ii; as recall, isan oldsocial- ist revolutionary and former leader. 2" of P.O.di . in Spain and Mexico. The book begins with the attack on mores! 5/23/40 and the subsequent investigation anigdenouoementof thoseinvolved, includingthe Arenal brothers and DAVID ALFARO T EIHOS who is described as the principal organizer and . director of the attack under direction of ghe G.P.U. The investigation and discovery of the murder of ROBERT SHELDON HARTE, bodyguard of THOTStY and apparently a GPU agent, is also covered. The subsequent and fatal attack on TROTSKY 8-90-40, the interroga- tion of FRANR*?tCSON andthe investigation relating thereto is then told. It is stated that JACSON inreality is the son of CARIDAD1MERCADER,a Catalan who was active in the Spanish Civil War and who, with her sons, was drawn into the ranks of the NKVD. One eon worked as an agent in France. __..,. The chapter "Agent of the Guepeon written by GORKIN is interesting as a description of the type of individuals used by the GPU, as well as the El. analysis of the letter denouncing IROTSKYas a destroyer of the working class and setting forth his reasons for assaasinsting TROTSKY! carried by JACSON _ L ,1 reflecting it was written by the GPU itself. ' This book is being called to the attention of the Bureau in the event the Bureau has not previously seen it. . I I ? .i;n;_<;_~~a /7 4 1? 1950 _ ,2 I pl _ 5 ',,>/ 1- 4 rl }'i' 5!.- 1»-U1 l " 1 L4. Q ~i-.-AT! L !, /. 1/ l .- >- . __ V .. ' # om c 92_ . 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