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CONFIDENTIAL CONFI AL . - * * 4 Fy NY 100-978)8 30 4 ’ 7D On January 10, 1949 Bennington College, North Bennington, Vermont, advised that for Dr. FROMM, who taught one day a week at the above college, she saw among FROMM'S papers letters bearing the letterhead of the Socialist National Con- mittee, and that ERICH FROMM'S name was listed as a member of that committee. On February 1, 1942 EDWARD SIMMONS, Chief of Police, Tupper Lake, New York, furnished a victrola record bearing the label with the print of two hands, one grasping the wrist of the other, and which held a dagger with the emblem of the Nazi Party on the blade. On this label also were the words, tUnited Front". SIMMONS stated that this record was found by a in a house which she had rented to Dr. FROMM of \i0 Central ‘ark, during: part of 191. ew York, The records of the Bureau of Special Services and Investigations New York City Police Department, as reviewed by SA |, reflected no information concerning Dr. FRGMM. , . The following confidential informants advised that Dr. FROMM was 5 * ywnknown to them: Confidential Informants T-3, T-4, T-5, 1-6, T-7, 1-8, 1-9, ‘ and T-10. It was determined through an anonymous telephone call. that QE is residing a Street Place, New York City, and has an office at Avenue, New York City. The New York Medical Directory for 1949 reflected the following in- formation regarding Licensed medicine, 19373; general practice; member of Mt. Sinai Alumi, Association; Assistant Physician City Hospital; Center _ Clinical Physician, Mt. Sinai Hospital, Out-Patient Department. the New York files reflected no information which could be determined... to be identical with ayy The following confidential informants advised that was. unknown to thems” Confidential informants ¥-3;5 T-, T-5, T-6, T-7, 7-8, T-9; ae