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ok NK 100-32986 ren a ry Pe he PAUL RUEGG i “fe, SP As previously mentioned, that PAUL ©) y4 RUEGG was one of the Comintern age! who utilized Professor -— BINSTEIN's address in Ber}in in the early 1930's. Rw afn/ts Pr, blib2lo wee OWNS Fopmeemiatenngy oS 00, vo. "ainaine Poutens C6) errived Shanghai, China, in March 1930. He was arrested on 6/15/31 by the Shanghai Hynicipal Police for Communist and seditious activities. His wife, GERTRUDE, was arrested 325 (<>) eafter, and both were sentenced to life imprisonment. further advised that in 1931 RUZGG was a Comintern agent and ny head of the Fareastern Bureau and organization of the Third ot Be Internationale. % m” bl. b2 ib7D wuss . a TES).: a letter dated 1/20/33 at Paris, (©) France, from WILLI HMUENZENBERG of the International Committee fo: the Defense of PAUL and GERTRUDE RUEGG, which letter contained a . list of the members of the committee. The name of Professor ALBLRT EINSTEIN was listed as a committee member from Germany. 94 III, INFORMATION PERTATEING To HaLDWpuKAs 71 T_ SE Were Bae tle. FO FeeiFebgatkhwn say It was previously mentioned that ce) prior to 1933, particularly during 1928-1931, coded telegrams from the Soviet Intelligence were received at ZINSTEIN's a eas by his o whose identity was not known. the identity of EINSTEIN's private ey secretary durin; that time could not be ascertained. Investigation failed to disclose whether or not HELEN DUKAS was the secretary in | question . n paze 293 of a book entitled, "Einstein - His Life and Times," by PHILIP FRANK, copyrighted in 197, stated that Miss HiLEN DUKAS was associated with LINSTEIN since 1928 as his secretary and later as his housekeeper. The book entitled, "Einstein - An Intimate Study of a Great Man", by DIMITRI MARIANOFF, -eon-in-law of EINSTEIN, stated that EINSTEIN resided at 5 Haberlandstrasse, Berlin, Germany, from 1915 to the early 1930's. The author stated in this book that a great volume of mail was received at this address and that HELEN DUKAS was working for EINSTEIN at the time. During the course of another inves on, Miss HELEN DUKAS was interviewed on 11/2/51 by SAs an at 112 Mercer St., Princeton, N.J., at which time Miss bic . voluntarily advised that_sh¢ had been employed continuously i