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Albert Einstein — Part 8
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'The Washington Stam of February 8, 1950 cerried en
article entitled "Red Espionage At Peak Now, Lawmakers =
After Hearinr, Hoover” by Cecil Holland.
Under the subheading "Einstein Aide Denies Story”
this article stated that Senator Ferguson, Republican of
Michigan said he was asking Attorney General Mc"rath to try
to extradite Fuchs from Britiéin for trial in an American
court; further that meanwhile, the secretary of Albert Einstein,
noted physicist said that she knew nothing about the British
scientist and could find no records of him in Dr. Einstein's
files; further that there had been reported that Dr. Einstein
interceded to get Fuchs released from a Canadien concentration
camp early in World War II, so that he could return to Enr land
where he beceme active in atomic research.
This article stated further thet the secretary Helen
Dukas told the Associated Press in Princeton, New Jersey where
Vinstein lived "I remember nothing whatcever about the case".
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