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c Gold then left, atating he would be back. David imnediately ~ SOP, (atarted to work ono report and aade aketches of the Jens nold experiments, wrote up descriptive material regarding ther, and prepared a list of posetble recrutts for espionage. Later that day Gold returned and David gave him the reporte. Gold then gave pavid an envelope and left. David and Ruth | ‘opened the envelope which contatned $500. cavtd turned the money over to Ruth. The Court accepted copi-s of the sketches prepared by Greenglasa at the time of the trial to deecrtbe the information Greenglase had turned over to Gold. fhese ‘ aketches were admitted into evidence. (65-58236-Sertal 822) In September, 1945, David creenglass returned to New York City with his wife, Ruth, on furlough. The next morning Julius Rosenberg cane to the creenglase apartment and wanted to know what David had for him. David tnformed Julius that he had obtatned a pretty good deacription of the atom bomb. At thie potnt tn hie teatinony the Government prosecutor reverted to Rosenberg's contact with David tn January, IS45. David reiterated that in Jenuary, i945, Rosenberg gave hin a descriptio oe of an atom borb which David dJaoter dearned had been subsequently dropped on titroshing. David stated that Jultus gave Atm this information tn order that David would know what inforaation to told pavid that the atom bomb “- ” i] - 28 « CH