Evening star., 1949-06-17

|iss CopIon Says
@. Do you speak French?
A. Very badly.
Tour Lasted Two Months.
@. This particular Cooks Toul
lasted altogether. with the triI
and all. about how long?
A. About two months.
@. How much of that time die
you spend In Europe?
A. Well. got to Europe abou
May 20 and the boat left Franc.
on July IA.
@. Were you followed-not per
sonally-by Mr.. Foley. the head o.
your department-he also took 4
trip to Europe about the same
time?
A. Yes, believe our ship.
passed at sea.
@. Ships that passed in thu
night. You never met Mr.. Foley
in Europe and he never met you
A. No, not In Europe.
@. II was Just q coincidence
When you went to Europe. die
you visit art museums while yor
were there?
A. Yes.
@. What art museums did yor
visit?
Visited Louvre In Paris. E
A. Well. In Paris the Louvre, as
well as other not so quite-well-
known museums.
@. Did you visit any art mu-
seurns in Rome?
A. Oh, yes. the Vatican Gal
leries; and particularly In Flor
ence I spent quite time in ths
National Gallery ann th6
dAllery in FlArerce; spf courS6 n
Europe a lot Of the art in I'm
streets too. statues. etc, and II
the churches.
@. When you went to Europe
you knew nobody in Europe; you
had no knowledge OF any person
you were going to meet. Isn't
that so2
A. Not exactly. I did know
some girls who had been working
in Washington who were working
in Paris at the American En-
bassy. Then ! had q few names
Of people to look up, people gave
to me to look up.
Q. During the time you were In
Europe, did you ever In any wise
associate with Communists, Com.
activities. or any persons
In subversive activities?
A. Not to my. knowledge.
@. Did you discuss your job
your position. with anybody In
Europe?
Much Ado, About Psychoanalyst.
A. No. 1t was funny. On my
passport they gave as my pro-
fession analyst" So. some
thought I was some sort Of psyche
analyst. They think in America
@. tInterposing) Yesterday Mr.
Whearty was talking about psy.
chiatrists.
A. A lot of people thought ]
was a psychoanalyst. So. not ts
confuse any one, I did not discus
my Job as a political analyst.
@. When you met Mr.. Gubitchev
In the fashion described. did he
among other things. discuss with
you and cause q conversation
the Louvre and other places?
A. Yes. That set of part Of oui
conversation. Although he hac
not been In Florence. and he hac
not been In italy. he had been tc
France. he told me.
@. Did he tell you ut that time
what his position was?
A. Yes.
@. What did he say?
A. He told me he was q con-
struction engineer at the Omitted
Nations.
Told Him Where She Worked.
@. You knew Of the United Ma.
tions a being nonpolitical?
A. Yes. He told me he was q
member Of the United Nation.
Secretariat. which is interna-
tional.
@. And. In 30 far as you ars
concerned, did you tell him Yhere
you worked?
A. Yes. I told him ! worked IN
Washington with the Department
of Justice.
@. At any time from that tims
that you met Mr.. Gubitchev, until
the last time you saw him-ths
last time was on the night Of his
arrest; Is that right?
A. I saw him the next morning
when they brought him In with
me.
q. You mean before the judge7
A. That is right.
@. From that moment on until
this date. have you seen him
since?
A. Never.
q. Have you heard from him
in any way?
A. Never.
Not interested In His Job.
q. Has any one, On behalf q