Evening star., 1949-06-17

knew nothing at all about It?
A. That is correct. Although
did discuss one time, later on. no
this day In question. when ! me
him, q personal problem which
had arisen In my work. In connec'
ton with another person. but j
was nothing to do with my work.
@. II was o personal problem
regarding you and an individual
A. That Is correct.
@. 1t was outside the question
of your work?
A. Yes: it had nothing TO d.
with my work.
@. viii you kindly tell me
broadly speaking. between th'
time you first met him. arount
Labor Day of ls4s. UP to th'
first Of January. ls4e. about how
many times did you see Mr.. Gubit.
chev?
A. About six.
Finally Learned OF Marriage.
@. Now, during this period ol
time. during these six occasions
which you met him. which w
will discuss as we 60 along, die
Mr.. Gubitchev ever tell you OF
had you reason to believe he wal
a married man?
A. Never.
@. When, for the first time, die
you discover the fact heAwas mar.
ried?
A. The night Of January II.
Q. Now, In connection wjkh the
night of January IA. tel <mony
has been offered by Mr.. Miller
(FBI Agent T. Scott Miller) sit
ting here. and the other agents
regarding your actions, - you met
him at 1880 street. went up Ma
gle avenue and Sherman avenue
and the balance. VIII you kindly
tell us, as 90 back In memory
lanes to what happened. when. for
the first time. were you told on
that night by Mr.. Gubitchev that
he was q married man, and under
what circumstances2,xs~ss
"A. The first ting ttat he told
me, as Tstry to rei1aember-I do
not remember whether II was Just
before we left the restaurant on
whether 1t was just as We got out
on the street. The reason ! be-
lieve Is because had been asking
him to come to my house 10 visit
with me and my family. ] had
asked him that on several occa-
sions, and each time he gave me
an excuse. he was busy or had
some work TO do In connection
with the United Nations. or some
thing like that.
Had Spoken Of Love.
q. Before that time had he, In
word or any other manner, In
formed you Of the fact that he
was in love with yous
A. He had.
@. BY that time-and ] do moi
want to bare the secrets Of youl
soul to this jury. but We are here
In this courtroom-had you re.
turned his affection?
A. I thought I was In love viii
him, yes.
q. As you left this restaurant
you told us, explain to this jurI
Just what occurred--And. In thai
connection. the scenes that hav'
been depicted by the separate FBl
men who watched you and fol
lowed you--tell us what occurret
In connection with his converse
ton with you on January IL abou'
being q married man.
A. Well, as say. 1t was ethel
Just before we were leaving tht
restaurant or when we had lef'
the restaurant. when he said Il
me there was something he had Il
tell me. He could not keep II from
me any more. I guess that va.
because Of my asking him all thu
time to come and visit my family
Felt Imposed On.
He told me then that he was
o married man. and at the same
breath he started trying to tel
me how miserable he was with
his wife. etc. ] was so astoundec
and so furious. and I felt imposed
upon. and everything. his HAVING
kept this information from me
all the time. that I guess ! lei
loose and ! started 10 cry: and
had Q newspaper and ] Wal
brandishing It. 7 guess. and he
tried to calm me. tried 10 put his
arm around me. and ! pushed him
on with the newspaper.
BY this time he was getting ex-
cited. too. He was saying that
vas completely unreasonable. he
said I was provincial, like Ameri-
can women. that ] was not tryins
TO listen to him. 10 explain; his
life was miserable, etc.
Well. we walked through the
streets. We got In the subway
BY that time he was q little bii
more controlled.
After the Russian engineer met
her at the Art Museum. Miss Cop
lon testified she gave him her
telephone number In Washington
and he called her during the
latter part Of September and they
made 9 date 10 meet again Ia
New York.
q. GBy Mr.. Palmerl Where did
you 60 with him TO the best Of
your knowledge?
A. We went to Central Park.
q. what did ycu do III Central
Parks