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EAP a C. Eney int and that the STERNS ahd MORROS had a joint venture for™ ° France, 7 While. WoLsTON atl 9a honeysioon. . 4/21/57 * ine that She STERNS | were: Wo rors ag for! Soviet. In Inte elven the Soviets. JACK SOBLE recalled that ZUBILIN had once commented to him that ROPERT did not work wholeheartedly. Regarding YLYA WOLSTON, SOBLE believed that during World War 11 he mentioned to CHKLIAPIN that his nephew was in the army. 4e recalled that CHALIAPIN then requested him to contact the nephew (YLYA WOLSTON) and have WOLSTON furnish information. SOBLE said he spoke to WOLSTON . at SOBLE's apartment while WOLSTON on leave; explained» to WOLSTON he was working for Soviets and would like WOLSTON to furnish him with info re his army assignments. SOBLE said . he told WOLSTON any info furnished by him would be delivered to the Soviets. SOBLE recalled that WOLSTON typed up info in SOBLE apartment re Camp Ritchie and then signed report. SOBLE said reports consisted of names and personnel, probably of Russian-Americans at camp with WOLSTON. SOBLE recalled paying WOLSTON $20 to $40 for expenses but not certain es to whether he paid this money to WOLSTON on this occasion on on subsequent meeting. SOBEE recalled WOLSTON gave him a signed receipt for the money received; receipt was signed in the Name Le WOLSTON. SOBLE stated he was never instructed by the Soviets to pay WOLSTON money. SOBLE stated WOLSTON supplied information to Him on return from Alaska on wmrecalled date but prior to WOLSTON trip to San Francisco in 1945, for UN conference. SOBLE claimed he could recall no further details regarding WOLSTON meeting with CHALIAPIN meeting in 1945 in San Francisco. | ‘SOBLE. said he again met WOLSTON:.in . Paris, November, ~ 1948j, at ‘time : of: WOLS TON": farriages, *, Again ‘saw WOLSTON about: January or ‘Februar :