Investigation of Communist activities in the New England area. Hearings

United States. Congress. House. Committee On Un-American Activities

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HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY GIFT OF THE GOVERNMENT THE UNITED STATESOF ACTIVITIESINVESTIGATION OF COMMUNIST IN THE NEW ENGLAND AREA—PART 3 HEARINGS BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON UN-AMEMCAN ACTIVITIES HOUSE OE EEPRESENTATIYES EIGHTY-FIFTH CONGKESS SECOND SESSION MARCH 14, 20, AND 21, 1958 Printed for the use of the Committee on Un-American Activities INCLUDING INDEX UNITED STATES OOVEHNIMENT PRINTING OFFICE 2477. WASHINGTON : 1958 HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY DEPOSITED BY THE UNITED STATES GOFERNMfiNB JliS^13l958 ON UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIESCOMMITTEE States House of RepresentativesUnited FRANCIS E. WALTER, Pennsylvania, Chairman Yoilarsliak, 78 Ti'einont Street, Boston. Mr. Arens. Whereandwhen wereyou born, sir ? Mr. Schwartz. NewYork City onJuly 1926.16, Mr. Arens. And give us if you please, a word about your education. Mr. Well, I graduated City College in 1949. attendedI Harvard Law School for one year, and subsequently went back1950, to City College and finished an electrical engineering course at City College. Mr. Arens. When did you complete your formal education at City College? Mr. Schwartz. Iam still attending at present. Mr. Arens. Wliat degree did you receive in please sir?1949, Mr. A B.S. Mr. Arens. Now, kindly tell us the principal employments which you iiave had since you acquired your B. degree in 1949.S. Mr. Schwartz. Well, I have been employed principally in the elec- tronics industry. Mr. Arens. Where was your first job ? Mr.

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HARVARD COLLEGE
LIBRARY
GIFT OF THE
GOVERNMENT
THE UNITED STATESOFACTIVITIESINVESTIGATION OF COMMUNIST IN THE
NEW ENGLAND AREA—PART 3
HEARINGS
BEFORE THE
COMMITTEE ON UN-AMEMCAN ACTIVITIES
HOUSE OE EEPRESENTATIYES
EIGHTY-FIFTH CONGKESS
SECOND SESSION
MARCH 14, 20, AND 21, 1958
Printed for the use of the Committee on Un-American Activities
INCLUDING INDEX
UNITED STATES
OOVEHNIMENT PRINTING OFFICE
2477. WASHINGTON : 1958
HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY
DEPOSITED BY THE
UNITED STATES GOFERNMfiNB
JliS^13l958ON UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIESCOMMITTEE
States House of RepresentativesUnited
FRANCIS E. WALTER, Pennsylvania, Chairman
Yoil<MOULDER, Missouri BERNARD W. KEARNEY, NewMORGAN M.
California DONALD L. JACICSON. CaliforniaCLYDE DOYLE,
GORDON H. SCHERER, OhioEDWIN E. WILLIS, Louisiana
TUCK, Virginia ROBERT J. McINTOSH, MichiganWILLIAM M.
Richard Arens, DirectorStaff——
CONTENTS
PART 1
Page
Synopsis 2081
Tuesday, March 18, 1958: Testimony of
Armando Penha 2090
Afternoon session:
2111 Penha (resumed)
2133Ralph C. Lofskv
2139Samuel Appel
2151Armando Penha (resumed)
Samuel Appel 2152
Otis Archer Hood 2156
Anne Burlak Timpson 2158
Joseph Sherman 2164
PART 2
Wednesday, March 19, 1958: Testimony of
Irving Fishman 2174
Eleanor Suske
Dorothv Friedman 2192
Muriel Gravelle McAvoy 2201
Afternoon session:
T.ouis C. Wyman 2204
Sidnev Ravden 2224
David Murray Fein (Fine) 2230
2241Manuel Cordeiro, Jr
Olga Garczynski 2246
Harold Lester Lewengrub 2250
James Rex 2256
Evening session:
Daniel Boone 2258Schirmer
Armando Penha 2268(resumed)
PART 3
March TestimonyThursday, 20, 1958: of—
Carol Harris Foster 2284
Albert D'Orlando (executive testimony, March^ 14, 1958, Wash-
ington, D. C.) 2311
Afternoon session:
Arnold Schwartz 2321
Paul S. Rosenkrants 2328
Robert Handman 2337
Elias Snitzer 2340
Homer B. Chase 2356
George Sheldrick 2362
Anthony DiBiase 2364
Douglas Neil Perry 2367
Armando Penha (resumed) 2371
Douglas 2372Neil Perry
2377Jerrv (Jerome) Olrich
Joseph K. Chase 2381
Friday, Marcli 1958: Testimony21, of—
Armando Penha (resumed) 2388
Rov Rogerson 2403
Philip W. Lefavour 2405
Benning Maskicwicz 2412
John Russo 2416 G. Hovan 2417
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