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- ey 1 4 ee cree nna . 1 . . # - . - — Ufpice Memo, andum + onrrep states GOVERNMENT , are: 9/55 '¢ “DIRECTOR, PBI {290-338078) oare: 3/5 rrow >: (61-7099 . a: SAC, NEWARK 100-2961}) SE ET ‘ See. -, 4 are eS: 3 eB a - WELEN DUKAS, was. > ve ; B- 4 INTERNAL SECURITY « B ene ~ = ALBERT ELNSTELN use 85 \ a = INTERHAL SECURITY = R pease Be at ~------- = -- 69C a 5 RZt Report of os GP 2.2. at New, a :\ dated 3/9/55 CoA pecuassprrep BY_2h. Ge 2 pe Zen Leis even * cae Q It is to be noted that referenced report sets fort: Py, i £ LE Ebne results of the interview with HELEN DUKAS. During the | : interview, DUKAS wag extremely friendly and appeared quite ! sincere in her answers, She aid not appear to be evasive So in any manner, but spoke quite freely and admitted that due to the passage of years, her mind was not too clear as to . IX names, dates and places. She did not elaborate on many of her answers and the interview was conducted in a discrete = main premise for the interview was given to DUKAS as an opportunity for her to assist in developing information and ofroumspect manner as sugessted by the Bureau. The — ae ooncerning activities in Berlin, Germany, during the \ 1 nal it ts AARNE IR REG til i, period 1928 to 1933. At no time did she give any hint or y Se indication that she was aware the investigation concerned ‘ - her in any way, and at the conclusion of the interview, \ oS she expressed no antagonism toward the interviewing agents aaa in the future, in the event she could be of any assistan she wished to be most helpful and would welcome an intef- view with the agents, fs or the Federal Bureau of Investigation. She stated atta my Jan On the basis of the information developed during the interview, 16 is not believed that additional investiga- tion in this matter is warranted, : It 148 to be noted that DUKAS olaimed that she was the only employee of Dr, EINSTEIN since 1928 and that in [its elf tends to disoredit the allegations by G-2's sourca,/ ~~ R10 1955 SENR ig ORIGINAL COPY FLutiv 224