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we! Music, h Princeton, New Jer ° = . Jersey. GN ——. 8 d thet he has seen the subject's wife, ELIZABETH CARNAP, very se¢ldom around Frinceton, New Jersey, and he has heard nothing about. her one way or the other, Illinois, or eo" nic imer toner}, on November 30, 195); it.met the subject pérsonally in the ar n Prague, Czechoslovakia, wheré both of them were studying or conducting research. He stated that he has seén the subject occasionally around Princeton, New Jersey, and hag heard or seen nothing which-would indicate that. the subject is sympathetic tovards Communism or especially interested in Russian matters. He statéd that it has alweys appeared to him that the subject is interested "S9% in scholastic matters and has little or no interest in politics of any: kind," a my residing at fev. cys Whicir Is several hundred feet rom the — subject's residence, on October 27, 1954, stated that she kne the subject and the subject's wife as close ighbo -52 when the .subjec Jsided.neai B. Maxweld -. Frinceton, “ts statedthat the ‘subject. is: sian by: birth ‘Logician’-and. a Mathematician... . 7 “poo alth. the ‘subject’ spent ‘most of his.’ She’ stated'that,due ‘to ..two years at Princeton L952 to 195k: ; Some.-kind of- spinal: trouble.” In spite of this handicap the -[ ©. gubject worked “inbed for ‘long-hours' every “day on the book he fe compiling, ond about his only outside interest appeared tobe rhe New recommended both the subject and his wife very highly as loyal Americans of excellent character and reputation. vor -lle » New Jersey, from 1952 to.195h: in bed with, stated that ‘the subject's wife was employed | 7 uring most of the years 1953 6nd: 195) .as..aPsychologist.-for-——- e “New Je ital at.nearby Trenton,. New Jersey. °° °-