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Albert Einstein — Part 2
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Office Memorandum + UNITED ‘states 60
” To : Director, Federal Bureau ef Investigation ‘Date: Sep’
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Fabm 6: OW. FL Kelly, Assistant Ceamissioner -
~ Ismigration and Naturalization Service .
ct: ALBERT-EINSTIELN . .
- Under date of March 8, 1950, the Philadelphia office of
a Service submitted to your Bureau G-59 relative to the ab
’ Wa - Bawed subject. In response thereto, on June 9, 1950, your
Bureau advised as follews: .
"In connection with your inquiry on Albert Einstein
you are requested to clarify the purpose of your
request which is indicated on your fora G 59 as ‘the
subject is under investigation, ' inasmuch as he is a
citisen.® . ‘
The above-named subject was naturalised on October 1, 1940, at
Trenton, “ew Jersey. As you will note from the attached memo-
randa dated June 14 and July 12, 1950, from the Philadelphia
office ef this Service, information available indicates that
this naturalized person, notwithstanding his world-wide
reputation as a scientist, may properly be investigated fer
possible revocation of naturalization. On the basis of the
information indicated herein, it appears that appropriate
investigation for that purpose is warranted. Accordingly,
this Service would appreciate receiving s response to the
. attached G 59 which was originally forwarded by the Philadelphia
office of this Service. - .
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