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An Sa ee mete that he-was-of th % ‘SOBIE - state \ ton” he way: Og A ‘ *ATTIOE WAR “~eported about: ‘LAUTERBACH a ie could hs th MS have worked for the Soviets prior to SOBLE's contact with her. SOBIE stated he did not know if LAUTERBACH was contacted by the Soviets in Calcutta or later in New York. SOBLE stated he cannot recall if ALICEs! MARTIN furnished him with other such reports. Re LEAH MALAMENT, SOBLE stated it was possibly MALAMENT, whose apartment SOBLE was taken to by VASSILI ZUBILIN in early 1940's - andwas introduced there to a woman, possibly MALAMENT. ZUBILIN described MALAMENT as a frient of the Soviets. ZUBILIN told SOBLE that this woman's apartment could be used for SOBLE's meeting with other Soviet agents. SOBLE stated the apartment was in the West 70's in New York City. SOBLE claimed he never met any individuals connected with the Soviets at the apartment except at the initial meeting during which 2ZUBILIN introduced him to MALAMENT. SOBLE claims he never met this women again and never used the apartment. SOBLE explained that if he had wanted to use the apartment he was to call the woman and be certain that the apartment was not otherwise heing used. SOBLE states he was introduced as "SAM". SOBLE understood from ZUBILIN that ZUBILIN had used the apartment frequently. SOBLE stated that on one occasion when he was with MARTH DODD STERN in a restaurant on Broadway and 74th Street, NYC, awaiting a meeting with JANE FOSTER, MARTHA STERN told him that she and SOBLE could wait at an apartment that the Soviets used nearby the restaurant. SOBIE stated that he believed that MARTHA STERN and ZUBILIN had met at the apartment in the West 70's. SOBLE stated he could not recall the exact eddress of the apartment, but that it was on the third floor.