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se MID Kw "OK 100-3298 . { (iy >? POTER A. GRAGIS was dated November 16, 1945, payabMmto Dr. 2 4 ALBERT EINSTEIN in the amount of $21. This check was endorsed - by ALBERT EINSTEIN. A second endorsement appearing on this check is that of the American Committee for Spanish Freedom, - and it was deposited in the Central Hanover Rank and Trust Cos, i tp Mew York City, on November 23, 1945. ; : 8 Efforts have been :ade in this matter to identify 3) ‘the relatives of the subject. In thls regerd the "morgue" ° 32 records of the "Los Angeles Times" newspaper reflect thet the ae 23 Subject was first married to a Serbian womar named MILEVA ARIC : i 24 by whom he hed two sons, ALBERT and EDWARD. He and his first Fo 55 wife were separated in 191, end he subsequently merried PLSA Po 26 EINSTEIN, It was oleso refleeted in these records that he hed . fi: 27 ‘two daughters, the older of which was living in Helland as of f. 2g 1933, and the younger one was "married to a Fussien". pe In connection with another investigation by this ; agency in June, 1950, HANS ALBERT EINSTEIN stated that he was 2 -born in Berne, Switzerland, on May 14, 1904; that his father was ALBERT EINSTEIN, Princeton, N. d., that his mcther was MILEVA MARIC FINSTEIN, deceased; and his brother was EDWARD EINSTEIY of Switzerland; and that his wife was FRIEDA KNECH1 EIL!USTETY,. He stated he had a son, age 19, and a daughter, ag> 8. The Newark Star Ledger of March 15, 1954, published an article concerning the subject which reflected that his daughter, MARGOT, resided with him at his home at Frinceton, N. J. Fnho felates to avsther individue Named Albert Einstein per Army