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You also commented that we should develop. the information which wees that Professor Einstein may bave had some contact with Emil Klaus - who was recently arrested in England as a Soviet espionage agents Pur nant to your instructions, this will be done. In regard to your coment concerning the fact that you had seen some- where that Rinstein was the oe who requested Fuchs! assignment to hin in England and asked, "What about this?*, you are advised that our review of the Bureau files did not disclose that Einstein requested Fuchs’ assignment to hin in England. However, the Bureau files contained the following data concerning Einstein's interest in Fuchs: d Jeft his native Germany come & ish subject; that — Einstein had sent for him to help work on the atom bomb and that he had then recently returned to England. ’ be Lin In addition, the "Washington Mmes-Herald," on woes 6, 1950, reported that the father of Enil Klaus Fuchs stated on February 5, 1950, that his son, who was a lifelong Commnist, was released from a Canadian internment camp for enemy aliens on the recommendation of Einstein who did not know Fuchs 5 ‘was a Communist. Fuchs! father also said that Professor Einstein, after reading =| the younger Fuchs! papers on nuclear energy, considered him valuable to the Allied - i Wes v 59 = cé \ 60 NS $i i oA