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3 mM 1 al 12 23 14 => related that Szilard hai made several trios £9 the nite? 16 States in the recent years, t5 - He advised Szilard, while in Ferlin, had heen 29 assistant to Professor Laue at the Universit, of Rerlin. «U0 He $aid that Professor Lave was a very decent man, and that Zl he wus the only German he tne who behaved tn an admirable 22 way after Hitler's advent to power. Professor Finstein <3: continued that at the tine Satlantwac at the Iniversiti 24. Serlin, he, Atvsels, was at the Acadeny of Miste in Perlin, is and he sar Satlard ev ry day for many years. He said that 260. he did net believe that ilard 473 ever becone a German 27 citizen, althotgh he not pasitive of thats 28 290 2 Tn connection with the trventions Szilard was 3 suprosed to have perfected with lrofesscr Finstein, the i latter stated tha! he and Szilard had been interested 17 the constriction cf a smail cooling machine sivtlar ta our sergehold refrigators, He statea that they hai worked to.-tker on this tiachine ‘or some tive, but had never completed *t Necasse of lack of uene, to finish it in its erporivental stages Hovever, Re Gdyutsed that they had taken out several patents on several parts of the achive. Ne stated that he did not knen phetarr Sziiard might stiil le receiving resalties at 39 from those patents, but stated that he doubted pery mich 40 ohether Szi¢ard cculd be receiving any monep from Jermanu at 4a teat tive. He said that Ssilard had some sort of an ag vent 42 Wothke wag te recetue so much money rom the Allgecveine 3 Elektrictiwm Gerellichaft (As Be G.). Tinstetr said thot af this connart wonid be knoea in Anecrice as the Ferman Fen ral 45 rlertrie Cunpany. te went on to say that Leo Seilard had left Feriany atort the jar 193,, ani thot he believed Sziiard went te Tngland and visited Ancrica on se ral cecaistons. te adviacd thif at that tire Szilard was conne in sore manaer with Colurhia Iniverst In New York “ity, where he tact iora’rg on urantim coneriments for wilitary 139