oT gerecsomgnes eS | : . ! .:@ GSA FPMR (41 GFR) 101-15.6 aa Fes? 8 RR Swe . ‘ « i” UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT <a Memorandum TO > DIRECTOR, FBI (100-339235) DATE: 7/16/70 FROM: (—~ US. NEW YORK (100-42479) (P) | SUBJECT: SUSAN HELLIGMAN FRANK L) IS = CH LE LU (00: NY) EE: (90 Day Progress sever [0 6) ReNYlet, 3/13/70; WFOlet to Bu, 4/13/70; NYrep of SA EDWIN Ee L/AG6/ /703 SFlet to Bu, 5/21/70; and NKlet . _to Bu, 6/26/70 wee et ne N\ i Residence and Employment ae Subject continues to reside at 110 Christopher St., Apt. 30, NYC, with her husband, RICHARD C. FRANK, and claims ft to be a free lance writer operating from her place of residence. z= Cf) ha A <u Activities in the Past 90 Days w < a Re WFO let stated on 3/25/70, CSWF 1499-c (protect, =) 3 S sa > reliable in the past) advised the subscriber to telephone number (area code 202) 832-9689 is SAMUEL HOSKINS, 2705 13th St. NE, Apt. 700, Washington, D.C. WFO files disclosed HOSKINS (Bufile 100-53862), a free lance writer and journalist, is currently a subject on the Reserve Index B of WFO. HOSKINS is a former managing editor of "The Afro-American" newspaper, in Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, D.C. .Prior to going to Baltimore in 1943, he was listed as a Key Figure in the CP at New Orleans, Louisiana. Records of the NY Telephone Co. disclosed 914-737-6746 is listed tg ROBERT E. HART, Galloway Lane, Peekskill, NY. NY@ indices disclosed the following re ROBERT EVERETT HART (Bufile 100-88088) : 8 3899.55 ~BWp) eats (RM) RY o © : _ | SS BY xd , BAI nay . . a JUL 17 1970 Ba mit af Mg = SBERE! = : HW 54464 Docld:32301376 Page 2?
NY 100-42479 HART had been a subject of the Security Index and Reserve Index of NYO. . As of 1961, he was ompaoyed as a film technician at Trans Film Corporation, 35 W. 42nd St., NYC. CSNY 4204-8 on 4/22/67 and on prior occasions, had advised HART is on the mailing list for "The Worker", . He had contributed two articles to the “Daily Worker" or "Tne Worker" an d been on the staff of Camp Unity in 1947. In 1950 NY nabagpiia tec HART had written a letter to "The Worker" and “advised he had helped increase the circulation of "The Worker" and was also foreman of the May Day Workshop, which was engaged in th building of floats for the 1950 parade.\u\ . Re SF let stated CSSF 50-X advised telephone number 648-9034 is listed to MICHAEL VAWTER, 782 Hampshire St., San Francisco. VAWTER (Bufile 105-187484) is a Security Index, ! Priority I subject of SF, VAWTER and his wife, JANET (Bufile 105-189249), are members of the Bay Area Revolutionary Union, a militant pro-CHICOM new left organization in the San Francisco Bay area, VAWTER is a longshoreman employed by the Pacific Maritime Association, and JANET VAWTER is a housewife. Because of their participation in firearms practice in connection with their membership in the Revolutionary Union, the caution statement, "MAY BE ARMED AND SHOULD BE CONSIDERED DANGEROUS" has been utilized re the VAWTERs. Re NK let stated telephone number (area code 609) 924-5239 was listed to ALEX GOLDBERG, Kingston Terrace, Kingston, NJ, and (area code 201) 297-4803 was listed to the Princeton Planning Corporation of America, 330 Highway 27, Kendall, NJ. GOLDBERG (NKfile 100-30885), prior to his death by airplane crash 7/20/69, was on the Security Index of the NK ° Office. He was the founder of the Princeton Planning Corporation of America, a financial planning organization dealing in mutual funds. ‘ GOLDBERG joined the CP in 1931 and was a member of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, where he was described as a political commissar, in the Spanish Civil War. He was. Chairman of the NJCP in Bergen County in 1947, and in Middlesex County in 1948, 1953 and 1955. In 1949, he was District Organizer and Chairman of the CP, USA in Colorado, and was the NJCP Delegate to the CP, USA National Convention in February, 1957. -- - ~ ae ee oe ee —a aE, sree HW 54464 Docld:32301376 Page 3
NY 100-42479 The above-mentioned mumbers were among the toll calls charged to CH 22-0021, 110 Christopher St., Apt. 30, NYC, during the period October, 1969 - January, 1970, inclusive. On 6/23/70, WILLIAM HENRY MILLER, CS, stated neither subject nor her husband are very sociable and that subject could better be described as being obnoxious. The FRANKs are the only tenants who refused to furnish the superintendent with keys to their apartment. Source stated he had no personal knowledges however, it is well known among tenants of 110 Christopher St. that | both subject and her husband are Communists. Banking Information A review of subject and husband's checking and savings accounts at the Chemical Bank New York Trust Company on a continuing basis failed to disclose any transaction pertinent to the investigation. Proposed Future Investigation Inasmuch as all logical investigation has been conducted and subject's contacts identified d since subject has been included in the;Chinese Communist Intelligence Biographical Data AlbumBQ@NYO, upon receipt of results of out- standing leads, contemplates placing case in a pending inactive status (Uy reas oN \ | | -3- WAR ALASYR | HWW 54464 Doclda:323013738 Page 4