Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# SECRET/NOFORNCCINTURUCU CONTROL-6-a) In a letter dated 16 September YAPOLIS asks KAITZ to give his preference for attorneys to consult with respect to the possibility of litigation against the Immigration Service.b) Subject's answer to the foregoing is dated 23 September.Since Rabinowitz and Boudin had represented him previously, Subject writes, he would be reluctant to hire any other law firm unless there were a "solid reason" to do so.7. Correspondence with Bernard KATZ, Public Accountant,   Business Management, Suite 108, Studio City, California.   (Attachment 7)a) Four pieces of correspondence, dated early October 1959, concern Subject's finances.b) A letter from SKARDA, dated 22 September 1959, deals with real estate investment opportunities as well as with Subject's finances.c) With a letter dated 13 October 1959 SKARDA sends Subject a copy of Waldo FRANK's petition for a writ of certiorari to review an earlier judgment preventing his travel to China.d) In an envelope postmarked 22 October 1959 SHARON mailed Subject his check book analysis for September.8. Correspondence with Philip and Janet STEVENSON, 2101 Stanley Hills Drive, Los Angeles 46, California. (Attachment 4).a) In an envelope postmarked 16 September 1959 Philip STEVENSON sends Subject a copy of a memorandum dated 14 September 1959 which STEVENSON had sent to Angelo ST. VINCENZO is sending Albert KALT's novel, The Cross and the Arrow, under the working title of The Killer Waits. The memorandum concerns financial agreement for this under contract.b) A letter dated 13 September 1959 sets forth STEVENSON's ideas for writing a screenplay, presumably based on la Rosa Blanca. STEVENSON may go to Mexico for a few days on 25 September to discuss the book.c) Personal thank-you note, dated 3 October 1959, from Janet STEVENSON to Margaret KAITZ, following Philip STEVENSON's return from a visit with the Katzes.# SECRET/NOFORNCONTEGUED CONTROL
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SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL-7-d) A paper, presumably prepared by Subject, presents the factual errors in *The Cross and the Arrow* and is addressed to Phillip Spivak.e) A personal letter from VT VALZON to the MAITIES is dated 7 October 1959. With thanks, STEVENSON acknowledges receipt on 6 October of the material on *The Cross and the Arrow*. The writer is apparently working on a story, presumably in three times, an outline of which he will send the MAITIES.f) In a letter dated 29 October 1959 Subject writes his comments and criticisms of STEVENSON’s screenplay outline on *La Tuna Blanca*.9. Correspondence with Laurie BLACKFORT, 501 North Bedford Drive, Beverly Hills, California. (Attachment 9)a) In a letter dated 22 September 1959 and addressed to Margaret HAITI, Laurie BLACKFORT discusses plans for filming one Norma, a Mexican girl, in the home of a certain PATTI’s family in California.b) Margaret HAITI, in a personal letter dated 9 October 1959, acknowledges receipt of the foregoing letter by thanking Laurie for visiting Mrs. PATTI’s Subject's wife tells her correspondent that she (Margaret) is going to be interviewed on television in Spanish in a couple of weeks. As indicated in this letter, Mrs. BLACKFORT has visited Mexico.10. Correspondence with 530 N. Fuller Avenue, Los Angeles 36, California. (Attachment 10)a) A personal letter dated 24 September 1959 and signed “Miriam” is addressed to Subject’s wife. The envelope bears the above return address.b) In an unsigned letter bearing the above return address, dated 2 October 1959, the writer asks whether Subject has received the *Merry Go Round* renewal Assignment. (see paragraph 15-1)11. Correspondence with Fr. Ada FREHEL, Government Press Office, Tel Aviv, Israel. (Attachment 11)SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL
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SECRET/NOFORHCONTINUD CONTROL- 8 -a) In a letter dated 22 September 1959 FRENKEL acknowledges receipt of two letters, dated 31 August and 3 September. The writer gives background information on the formation of the State of Israel, obviously at the request of MALTZ.b) Apparently in answer to a request by letter dated 1 September from Subject, FRENKEL, in a letter dated 27 September, describes medical practices among the Druse. In a handwritten postscript the writer notes he will convey information in time, as Subject requested, to FUREINI while he is in Israel, only however if the writer is given notice of FUREINI's arrival date well in advance.c) A letter dated 9 October from FRENKEL acknowledges receipt of two cables from Subject and encloses a summary of security measures in Famagusta, Cyprus, during the Aliya-Bet era, presumably as background information for Subject's writings.d) Three letters, dated 13, 15, and 19 October 1959, from Dr. Adia FRENKEL provide Subject with additional background information and research analyses. The letter dated 13 October includes photostats of identity cards issued in 1946, 1947, and 1948.e) In a letter dated 20 October 1959 Subject poses to FRENKEL a series of questions concerning the Hagannah leaders and Irgun members. Subject indicates that "Otto" (probably FUREINI) was in Mexico the previous week, working with Subject on the story. "Otto" will be arriving at the Hotel Dan between November 15 and 18 for a five-week stay in Israel.In view of information contained in these letters, as well as in other pieces of correspondence noted herein, it would appear that Subject is working on a screenplay for the movie to be based on Leon Uris' best seller, *Exodus*. Otto PREMINGER, well-known Hollywood movie director, is scheduled to direct the film version of *Exodus*.12. Correspondence with Larry Edmunds Bookshop, 6658 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood 28, California. (Attachment 12)a) A letter from the bookshop dated 23 September 1959 is signed "Milton." Milton sent Dr. AMAN "the Casserole Cooking" the day he received MALTZ's letter but neglected to bill Subject. Books for Subject have been ordered from England.SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROLSECRET/NOFORN
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CONTINUED CONTROL-9-b) Subject's check payable to Larry Edmundo Bookshop is enclosed in an envelope addressed to the bookshop and postmarked 3 October 1957. Also enclosed is the letter listed above, on which ILLEGIBLE has added his comments, noting that AMANN has died and that Subject will await delivery of the books ordered.c) Letter dated 28 October 1959, addressed to Subject's wife, is signed "Milton." Apparently in answer to a request made by Subject's wife, the letter lists works by CHEKHOV which the book shop has in stock.13. Correspondence with Seven Seas Books, Olirkestrasse 13 - 15, Berlin, Germany. (Attachment 13)a) A letter dated 22 September 1959 and signed by Kay PARKER tells Subject that Seven Seas Publishers is sending him thirty copies of *The Cross and the Arrow* in care of Larry Edmundo Bookshop in Hollywood.b) Letter from Seven Seas Books, dated 5 October 1959, is signed "Gertrude" (Gertrude GELBIN, chief editor). Gertrude has been and continues to be in poor health. She writes about what appears to be sales figures for a particular publication, perhaps one of Subject's books.14. Correspondence with Dilia, Czechoslovak Theatrical and Literary Agency, Prague, Czechoslovakia. (Attachment 14)a) Letter from Dilia, dated 24 September 1959, is signed by Dr. Vojtech SRODA. Subject is requested to send another copy of his play *Black Pit* for the Slovak translation.b) Letter from Dilia, dated 29 September 1959, is signed by "Barman." The writer acknowledges receipt of signed copies of an agreement for the Czech edition of *The Cross and the Arrow*. The last paragraph of the letter concerns stories by one Mr. JILEMNICKY, Penitenciaria 469-8, Guadalajara, Jalisco, which Dilia has forwarded to publishers for consideration.c) A letter from Dilia dated 9 October 1959 informs Subject that an advance on the Czech edition of *The Journey of Elmon Peterer*, to be published by the State Publishing House of Political Literature of Prague, has been transferred to Subject's account with the Banco Nacional de Mexico.SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL
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SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL- 10 -15. Correspondence addressed to Subject at Yarto 11, San Angel,    Mexico D.F. [(Comment D)a) letter from Kindler Vorlag, Lucile-Grahm-Strasse 37, Munich8, Germany, dated 15 September 1959 and signed by Dr. F. J.RANITZ. RANITZ acknowledges receipt of a letter dated22 August from Subject. The writer has obtained a copyof The Cross and the Arrow and will inform MAJSZ shouldhe decide to publish a west German edition.b) In a letter dated 17 September 1959 from Ingo PREMINGER,of Preininger/Stuart Agency, Inc., 8462 Boulevard, Hollywood36, California, the writer discusses financing arrangementsfor a film production.c) Letter from Aurina SCOTT, 13341 Wyandotte St., Van Nuys,California, dated 22 September 1959, in which the writerencloses a check, signed by Robert A. Scott for 350 dollars,for payment on a loan MAJSZ made to the writer, apparentlyseveral years ago.d) Letter from Irwin Supporta, 22 East 17th Street, New York 3,N.Y., dated 28 September 1959 and signed by Morris U. SCHAPPES,editor. The writer acknowledges receipt of a contributionSubject had made while abroad. The editor suggests Subjectmight write for publication in *Jewish Currents* an articleor travel letter about any one of the countries he visitedrecently.e) Letter from Science & Society, 30 East 20th Street, NewYork 3, N.Y., dated 28 September 1959 and signed by T. E.DRAPER, secretary. Jewish press cuttings will be helduntil the return of Henry Mins, who will be abroad untilthe middle of November.f) Letter from Dr. Harold LURIE, Room 1324 Karl Meyer Hall,Cook County Hospital, Chicago 12, Illinois, dated 1 October1959. The writer makes reference to *A Long Day in a ShortLife* and the discovery of Simon Flexner and suggestsSubject may wish to visit Cook County Hospital in Chicago,a place filled with "Leninist literature."g) Circular from the Committee to Secure Justice for MortonSobell, 940 Broadway, New York 10, N.Y., postmarked 7 October1959 and entitled *Toward Freedom for Morton Sobell, NextSteps in our Trials*.SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL
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# SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL- 11 -A) Letter from Avraham YIN, Bene-Yonan Youth-Village, NearLod, Israel, dated 7 October 1959. The writer thanksSubject for his books and offers help in supplying materialSubject says will aid for his "book about Israel."  JIHLdescribes his work among the children, adding that he willleave Bene-Yonan during the summer of 1960 to complete hisstudies in the field of education for a year or two ineither England or the United States.B) Letter from the legal department of Universal PicturesCompany, Inc., Universal City, California, dated 12 October1959 and signed by Joseph S. DUBIN, chief studio counsel.Enclosed with this letter is an Assignment, giving exclusivemotion picture rights for *Herry Go Round*, a play writtenby Subject (under pseudonym of Irving Kent) and GeorgeST.N., to Universal Pictures. Since Subject is in Mexico,the writer requests that the enclosed Assignment be executedby Subject before a consular officer or notary of theAmerican Embassy.Lilia of Albert Marty 241-5739C) Another letter from Universal Pictures, dated 23 October1959, encloses a second copy of the foregoing Assignment,to be executed in New York.D) Although Caville (Mrs. Jean) PARIS, of 4 Francis Avenue,Cambridge, Massachusetts, writes on 13 October 1959 shewould be happy to translate one of Subject's novels, shemust first be certain a publisher wants it. She does notwant to repeat the unfortunate experience of *Fleck Pit*,which she had translated into French only to find no onewould produce it. The writer suggests that Subject sendhis "three books" to Miss Monique NATHAN, les Editionsdu Seuil, 27 rue Jacob, Paris 6, a house "open toprogressive ideas." Mrs. PARIS is planning a trip toMexico "either in spring or later on."E) Personal letter dated 16 October 1959 from Alvah BESSiE,6437 A Geary Boulevard, San Francisco 21, California.F) Letter dated 13 October 1959 from Lawrence Lipton, 3470Cannon Place, New York 63, N.Y. The writer, an admirerof Subject's books, was recently graduated from theManhattan School of Music. He asks Subject to considerwriting the libretto for an opera Lipton plans to composeon *Uncle Tom's Cabin*.# SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL
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SECRET/NOFORNCOMINDED CONTROL- 12 -a) Into dated 10 Cotober 1959 from Eberhard IRUNDO (ETUNDO), Wilhelm-Herrenstr. 34, Leipzig # 22, deals with a contrast and a letter dated 26 Deilrabor which had boon "erroneously sent through onlinery mail." [See 18 - d, below]16. Correspondence addressed to Subject's wife, Margaret Larkin [REDACTED]. (Attachment 10)a) letter dated 11 September 1959 from Morris GODWIN, 1119 N. Oxford Hive, Los Angeles 35, California. The writer thanks Subject's wife for a contribution she had made to No cost of which Goodman Se chairman. GOODMAN has given a dinner on behalf of Mrs. KALTZ to Frank WILKINSON.b) letter with no return address, dated 28 September 1959 and signed "Charlotte." The writer mentions a book which he hots will be placed "east of West Berlin" and notes his dioratisfaction over the present job, apparently with some marine in New York City which also employs one Phil visit makes up for almost everything, and so on this bright note, I'll sign off." The writer, in a postscript, asks that his name not to put on the envelope, "just Mini's, she knows it's for me."c) Personal letter from Clarice CHAPMAN, 7728 Kraft Ave., North Hollywood, California, dated 28 September 1959.d) Letter dated 4 October 1959 from Ray SPEICHER, 6917 Pacific View Drive, Hollywood 20, California. The writer thanks Subject's wife for even shoes... which ho and Helen enjoyal reading white In "Valton, [possibly Valle del Fravo, Mexico]. He is suddened by the death of Ernesto [Ruiz] and souls the postscript; "Mr. K. was absolutely sensational... There is a definite change of atmosphere for the better, wo believe."e) Letter from Barthold Fles, Literary Agent, 507 Fifth Avenue, New York 17, New York, dated 6 October 1959 and signed "Fart." The writer is flying to Germany on 6 October and will ask Gollancz [Victor Gollancz Ltd., London] "for your statement when I come to England." Before returning to the United States in three weeks, the writer also intends to see Gertrude CUBIS and Stefan HEIM in Berlin.SECRET/NOFORNCONTINGEO CONTROL201-5239
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# SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL17. Correspondence addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Albert MALTZ. (Attachment 17)a) Letter dated 13 September 1959 from Ethel ELLIS, 36 W. 84th Street, New York 24, New York. The writer thanks the MALTZ's for a gift, apparently money, to help "Fred" with medical and nursing expenses. "Fred" is recovering from paralysis.b) Personal broad-cast-letter letter, postmarked 16 September 1959, Los Angeles, California, is signed "Frances." In the letter Frances BROWN writes that "Formio" will take Kenneth MacKAY's job at Metro after the first of the year, under a three-year contract.c) Letter from June Farth LOW, 11190 Laurel Crest Drive, Studio City, California, dated 27 September 1959. The writer discusses plans to visit Mexico, where she expects to arrive between mid-November and Christmas.d) Envelope bearing return address of Jane NORRIS, 56 Seventh Ave., New York 11, New York, postmarked 6 October 1959, forwards an invitation and request for contribution to a birthday purse honoring the 85th birthday of A. A. HELLER in New York.e) In a note postmarked 21 October 1959 Jane ROTH and A. A. HELLER thank the MALTZES for their "donation," undoubtedly to the birthday purse listed above.f) Personal letter dated 24 October 1959 from Max and Helen SHAFFROCK, 148-09 Huxley Street, Rosedale 22, New York.18. Letters from Albert MARX. (Attachment 18)a) In a letter dated 23 September 1959 to Mr. John M. Calder, Messrs. John Calder Ltd., 17 Sackville Street, Piccadilly, London W. 1, England, Subject orders twenty-five copies of the cheap edition of *A Long Day in a Short Life*.b) Bill and check sent to Copley's, Pipe Purveyors and Smokers' Supplies, 5109 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 36, California.c) Letter dated 9 October 1959 is addressed to Mr. Harry River BARNES, 31509 West Pacific Coast Highway, RFD 2, Malibu, California. Subject thanks Mr. BARNES for a letter he had written on 12 April, in which BARNES praised Subject's book and suggested he send a copy of it to Mr. Howard OILL. Subject, in addition, describes an investigation he had made of the Czech.SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL
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CONTINUED CONTROL- 14 -d) An envelope addressed to Dr. Eberhard PRUNING, Englisches Institut - der Universitat Leipzig, Universitatstr. 3 - 5, Leipzig, C 1, encloses a document in the German language. The document concerns an amendment to a publishers' agreement, dated 15 May 1957, between Aufbau-Verlag, a publishing house in Berlin, and Albert MAITZ, for the printing of three of Subject's works. [See 15 - n, above]CSCI-3/757,639Attachments: 18 (as described above) WH/3/Mexico/MAbdalla:as2 December 1959Distribution:Orig. & 1 - Addressee1 - RI (201-5239)1 - CI/LIA1 - CI/R&A1 - CI/SID1 - WH/3/Mexico1 - WH/R1 - WH/HoldBASED ON: IFTA-13705 (11 Sept 59)IFTA-13790 (25 Sept 59)IFTA-13861 (2 Oct 59)IFTA-13892 (9 Oct 59)IMMA-13909 (9 Oct 59)HFGA-13957 (23 Oct 59)HMMA-11064 (13 Nov 59)PROJECT: LIBIGHTSECRET//NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL201-5239
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# 301-13856!SECRETCSC-3757 704MEMORANDUM FOR: DirectorFederal Bureau of InvestigationAttention:SUBJECT: Maurice FrankBureau File Number 66-14303MICROFILMED: 2 JUN 19884 DEC 1959A. MOSCOW1. It has come to our attention through a sensitive source of known reliability that Maurice Frank who is residing in Moscow, USSR, is known to the following individuals:Benjamin FACTOR, and wife, "Praskov" FACTOR2. It is believed that Benjamin FACTOR is connected with the Colonial Brush Manufacturing Company, Inc., located at 170 Washington Street North, Boston, Massachusetts. RID/CE TRACE REPLY DATED 7 DEC 19593. This office has no information identifiable with either Benjamin or "Freddie" FACTOR. We would appreciate being furnished any pertinent information on the FACTORs that may be contained in your files.FOR THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR (PLANS):James AngletonC-3/757,704Distribution:Orig. & 1 - Addressee1 - C/CI4 - WH/31 - RED (201-128561)3 - CI/SID2 - CI/LIA1 - CI/RCACI/SID:AEgerteridae (3 December 1959)US COPYSECRET1/10-2-024 Dec 59201-128521![index]
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S--C-R-E-TAttached copy of letter taken from 100-A-13957 dated 23 Oct 59 (has been CSCI'd to FBI)source: LIBIGHT/LIMUDAttachment gives address of HALPERIN asKutuzovsky Prospect, 13Apt. 127Moscow G-248Letter dated 26 Sep 59 and addressed to Albert and Margaret MALTZ in Mexico.Note: re first para of letter, LIBIGHT/LIMUD has not shown that any clippings earlier or pictures were enclosed in/correspondence to HALPERIN![handwritten notes "LC MAY/FOUL (Halperin) 26 Sep 59 201-128561"]
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Interdepartment Company, ICArt. 1 "1"Boston 3-14"Sept. 22, 1957Dear Margaret and Albert,First let me point out that your letter of Sept. 15 (delivered yesterday) was same pica. The envelope did carry double postage. So what happened -- error or pilferage? Sure would like to know and, of course, get the original or triplicate sets of pica for the Heritage. And, IMPORTANT: the envelope was not entirely correctly addressed: Art. 13 instead of 127, an understandable slip. Please note elapsed correct address a'ove (house not art. required).And now to tell: on Elijah and I were very happy to get your letter. We can see Grammy-elect Margaret and Grammy-elect Albert knitting away at the sweaters and booties. We shall want to hear 'bout the big events 1-100 place. Again, our best wishes to Peter and spouse.I can't get too many slips. Margaret, we mull stood ahead. And one tiny reminder -- the date on each slip, please. Your score with respect to choice of slips is very high -- I'd say about 95% of what you send to of top interest! An afterthought that troubles me -- I've reckoned up the postage spent and it's running mighty high.Albert, many thanks re the NY materials. The 1957 Survey has not yet arrived, but I'll let you know. And I shall be on the look-out for 1958.So much appreciate the Novadudes supplement, re Znamie.Still feel stunned by his death. I had such a stimulating conversation with him here last February, and we were to continue so his best Walt....Little by little, we're getting better organized. More and more. Get a telephone shortly, which will improve living efficiency enormously. Also, next week? shall have a full time research assistant, at last! No need to tell you what that will mean. So, while we dad's dead's move ahead at the pace of the moon rockets, we're not standing still either.The studio season is on -- we select our first concert day-before-yesterday. Music is one department that is on the level of missile rocketry so far as quality is concerned. We've never had it so good before....'Watch you'll give our very best regards to all our good friends.Muchos abrazos from Edith and ArmandP.S. Any news about the little business matter of ours we asked you to handle? Any news about a Swedish edition of "Seven Rivers"? I could see Sumarova -- she still has my copy of the book.I was reading, of course, the information what it does. Poor Paul is always as irritating as ever. Also, was surprised into silence
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION2. RI FILE NO.3. DISPATCH ON SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO.4. DATE7. SOURCE CRYPTOMYM8. DATE OF INFO.9. EVALUATION5. ANALYST6. DATE PROCESSEDTO. DISSEMINATED IN11. DATEDOCUMENT DISPOSITION12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE13. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATIONHALPERIN, EDITHDOB ?201-000066HMMA-1317519 JUN 59PSFRCIT ?201-128561MOTHER OF DAVID HALPERIN. SUBJ AND HERHUSBAND ARE NOW LIVING IN USSRCONTACT OF INSTEREST OF THE SEBORERS.CORRECTION CARDFORMERLY 201-6645915. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.19 Jun 59201 128 561
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SECPELNOFORNCONTINUED CONTROLKAAZ 912Memo No. 112/P17 June 1959MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Moscow Addresses Found in Pocket Notebook ofAnna Sparer SEBORER (201-66549#)RKP : ONHA-15692, 10 April 19591. The following Moscow addresses were found in the pocket notebook   of Anna Sparer SEBORER; photocopies of Subject's effects were made on   8 April 1959 and were transmitted to headquarters under reference.a. Prof. Maurice HALPERINKutuzovakiy Prospekt 13House #4, Apt 127Moscow G-248b. R. KATZINFurmannyy PereulokHouse 24, Apt. 21Moscow; Tel. No. K 7-2663.c. Ana TELEPNEVAMaslovka Verkhn. ulitsa 7Apt. 53Moscow(Enrique de los RIOS)A flagging request on the above individuals has been placed with SR/6/POSfor sail coverage, with the understanding the undersigned will be notifiedof any letter intercepts.201-17357.12. The last known residence of Maurice HALPERIN (201-1850530) and his   vife was Czechoslovakia. MEXI 3532 (IN 34979), 21 March 1959, Source:.   LIVEAT, reports that "on 18 March Anna told Mrs. Albert MALTZ that she had   written Mrs. Maurice HALPERIN telling her not to bother answering but 'just   to leave the information for me.' MALTZ had heard from HALPERIN and had   'the address' for Anna." This would indicate that Anna SEBORER planned to   get in touch with the HALPERINS on her recent visit to Moscow, 24 March -   8 Apr11 1959.3. There is no identifiable trace on R. KATZIN.CONTE U CONTROL17 Jeen 69201-128561