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Dag er Pe 4 ‘ STANDARD FORM NO, 64 Office Memorandum + UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT , TO : Mr. Tolson A mrORMATION CONTARED 23, 1951 FROM; Mr. Nichols (. SrA EO 5 UNC TASS <tr ‘ nei aD SUBJECT: Hevey?WalLace. i" ry sp S//2 (C3 BY SP IGS! Waste I_finally got hold of Don Surine this morning and told him that some information had been circulating around on the Hill; th had reas —t2 believe that it may have emanated with him or he ma eubedge of tT, reflecting some contacts which “ear Wallace..Aad, with a suspected subversive agent in Ph elphia ger ind with tee “Galled him and stated that hat they) ‘had information yo a source which the desired to check on. “One phase e information had to do with whether r_ Wallace”! nad a conversation with.a.suspected Aoviet espionage.agent in Set bs 20. St nee TC > 2 Philadelphia nego ing informati ton pertaining. £0..the atom , sf : bomb. Surine her that he had id never heard of anything C) 7 like this, The- second phase of the ¢ information shad to do au" lace had in a hotel, with the contacts whic Fhe be a Communist. ; eR RO er ate nN ATER Ae Surine states that Major Bern OT SRLLBLY gm GOM DP 4) Holabird, Maryland, furnishes considerable information to t arran Committee and he might very wel he spurce of this. He stated that if ‘he heard of anything further “he would certainly let us knowe J am inclined towthink that Supine was tellingothentreth, judging from his action and*demeanor, He was very anxious to enlist the Bureau's cooperation tn secur ing Some information on Muzak and Senator Benton's alleged connection with.it.e I think that he would have told us had he been _tnvolved in any way with | the information. : I will discuss this natter further with Eva Adang ams and see if I can “Get aGHYtHing More’ Out Of here LBN:UP ’ ~ RECORDED - -26(GL- Al ] g §- / 14 if ADDENDUM; LBW: ho; (10/24/88: Sy" nora 1: I talked. to_diss, Adans..adout he * aregotng matter further yesterday. She told me that ‘thi by had done everything vy