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a ala EEE . . ~ -- ~ oo les she sey spire Segue o 7 Offcé Ment. nda , “UNITED S. “ATES. corona ° ld ae re er iets s Do TOR te os _ ives reagh ay tate To 20,9 ves rr y err Pe . | parE: June uu, 9m “PROM ae and ee ae ee + wep beter ce et oe eee . . oe ey . : w ~~, “fo recommend that we do interview Carrolt-Wilson, tornr aa General Maneger of AERC, now with the Climax Molybdenum Co., 500 "7. wee 5th Avenue, New York City, to determine the extent to which MacLean - sr had access to atomic energy information. MacLean was in contact with “* ~ Wilson on @ number of occasions during 1917 and 1948, at which time -- <= Maclean was handling matters for the British of a policy nature relative . = to atomic energy. We do not ordinarily interview Wilson a but it is believed advisable to do . “eso in this instance. There 18 attached a teletype to Kew York jnstructing them to interview Wilson. ame .. In Mr. Fichol's menorendun of June 8, 1951, it vas eet co h that MacLean had been on @ policy committee represented by individuals mag + designated by the British, Canadian and United States Governments, which % at .. lw committee had the responsibility of fixing allocations of uranium ores . . eas and joint activities relative to atomic energy. [The records of the Atoms - - 7 _ Energy Comission reflect MacLean contacted Carroll Lo Wilson on December ves gt 12 and 33, 1947; January 29, February 27, April 16, and May 17 end 2, ay) rf, You will recall that we do not ordinarily interviev Carrol. a Wilson, the former General Manager of the AEC, : It is believed advisable to interview Mr. “Wilson at the present "~~" time to determine the extent to which Maclean bad access to atomic energy ~-:: information and the extent to which he knew of the joint efforts of the we i British and American Governments in this field. ¢ - .- ~.- aCe ome aicas. . ‘ on arid 7 “ ~ Bilibe hfopms DESTEeYED a ee o Roving i O2APR 9 1963 JN : ttachnents (aatapronaagpeian +8 Ah “2 y 0 a a : i X-