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offictal business and etayed at the home of Sobell tn Schenectady. At the tire Sobell was working at General Electrio. On thte - _ eccaston Sobel] and Eliteher atecussed thetr work. Elitoher ‘ tole Sobel? thet ‘he was 6 project engineer” ona fire-control ‘eyaten and Sobell taquired as to whether there were ony reports written Gbout this syeten. F. fi er toid ae tte obell th hat there were eone pauphiete written on vartous phases of thia system. Sobell | also asked tf there was an ordnance pamphlet written on this _eysten. Flttcher adutsed Sobell that one was being written by General Electric which would be ready about the first of the pear. Elttcher etated he could probably get these reports but’ that they were unituportant. At this potnt tn hte testinony Elttcher pointed out that these reports were actually classified reporte. Elttcher continued Ala teattuony, stating that Sobell advised that he was working on Servo mechanteme relating to military work. Later that year Flitcher agata sow Sobell, and Sobell asked about the ordnance pamphlet. £lttcher aduteed Sobell that tt was not ready yet. Sobell suggested that Flitcher gee Rosenberg again. At the end of 1946 or tn 1947, Flttcher telephoned Rosenberg and sald he would ltke to sce ‘Ain. Zittcher | told Rosenberg that Bobel2 hod suggested that he eee ) Rosenberg. at thie tine Rosenberg advised Elttcher tact there had been sone changes tn the esptenage work; that he felt there was ao leak, and that Elttcher should not come to see hin until further nottoe. «= 53 =