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Tracy. Laughlin b3 veceer, ne |_|‘ etrorwnron tain” oeaay sate POS UNCASSIIED oe 30 3 ESPIONAGE @ RB PACE S7/7/€3 BY_SP! GschoU) . Altgabeth Bentley, tn an appearance before an hee ; Seecuttue Seseton of the Senate Interne] Gecurtty Subcommittee (ie Verran Countttec), testified concerntag the connection of Henry 4, Fallace with the Conmuntat Party. . . She stated watle ehe wae ncintaintag ictacn with. b7E farl Browder, then head of she CPolSA, he eaeveral ttacs apoke to her absut Henry Ad/Wallaces, The gtet of theee - gonversations; eceording to Bentley, waa taut Browder” = =~ felt every tine Falilace carrted out CP dtreotives, ke o@ie ont G12 right, and Bremder eaid about 90% of the tiue‘Wallace would oarry cut theae direocttiuea, Brexder | satd, however, when Fallace wat off on G eraay direction - and tried t do Ate own thinBing, he come out badlys Eltwabeth Bentley satd she underatocd the directives _ fron Brewder were. sent to Walises through « third . _ person, She placed the dates of her conversations with Zarl Browder conceratng thie zatter aa subsequent to the deata of Jacob Goles in November, 1843, and prior to April or May, 19¢5, The Bureou haa not deen able te docate @n taforaation concerning the above tn the Bureau's fties, and tt te desired that during your next tnterviex of Slivebeth Bentley, she be preased for any addtttional Getatie she haa on thts matter, She should be asked whether the has eny tnformation which would identify the person who allegedly carried the directives between Srovder and Walleoce, Your ettentton te also dtreated to the fact that we received the data concerning thia matter from th@ic Carran Conmtttee on a confide tial baste with an Ggreenent thet 1¢ would not be dtagen tana ted he spectftec perateston of the Commtttecs (eae — CLAIOT ¢ NOT RECORDE 6271786 105 JUL 31 1952: 100=44.244 ; . Rael ORIGINAL FILED OY) PRR gest 9