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a “y oo _ ; | 7 Office Memorandum * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT | ‘ gv NA NN IN PTI A EWE er ra rene Bi ara, nia — LOOT EO ES cage i Ora po a THE DIRECTOR DATE: October 20, 1951 D. M. LADD py . rover 4. Guin ass prewearon Genta = Rapewinm a toy WU Rosen. PURPOSE: | CMTE <17/es. Bispace 2 JOD tne To advise that B OEE TO _ Mee Wallace, former informant Beany Baldwin, - and Leo Krzycki met in Pi Sburgh tn connection with the American Slav Congress in November, 1947. The above information may relate to the incident reported by . —€ourtney Qwens of the.House..Committee on Un-American SF ns aa a “Activities as involving Wallace witha subversive agent in Philadelphia. DETAILS: Reference is made to the memorandum from Mr. Nichols to Mr. Tolson dated October 17, 1951, regarding information received from Jay Sourwine, that Henry—Walime. in 1943 or 1944 met a subversive agent itn Philadelphia and that the subversive agent asked Wallace for additional data on the atomic bomb. Wallace is reported to have said to the subversive agent that he had gotten the U-235 for the agent and that that should be enough. In connection 4 with the above, you instructed that we try and find out | or wt about the above incident. Hel ed ) mr FO ne . 7 Courtney owens/ of the House Committee on Un-Amertcan Activities adutsed,Mr. Nichols that the above incident may tnuolve testimony furnished b7D by former Bureau informant before the House Commtttee on Un-American Activities regarding a meeting between Wallace, Beany Baldwin, and Leo Krzycki in Phila- delphia,. Results of Bureau File Searchs ¢ ; Biter or bog Bureau files reflect that HenryfWallace and Leo Kkrzycki were to participate in an AméFiéan Slav Congress at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on November 10, 1947. It was further reported that Henry Wallace, Matthew Cuetic, Erecutive KWDimes - 26 COPIES DESTRO ARGORDED 5 - yn 200 NOov4 16 450°" OC y ‘ th.