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Jack Soble — Part 2
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SOBLE seid ALBAM knew ZUBILIN and wife and oo
referred ZUBILIN as Vassia. SOBLE did not believe ALBAM. ~
knew KOROTKOV, FEDOTOV or PETROV. Cas
SOBLE stated that he told ALBAM thet BORIS |
MORROS and the STERNS were connected with Soviet Intelligence
and might have told ALBAM the same about the ZLATOVSKIS.
SOBIE recalled that ALBAM was enxious to secure
a potition with MORROS' proposed television company, but
} said that this was not a specific assignment givento |
ALBAM.
SOBLE said he did not believe YLYA WOLSTON
knew ROBERT SOBLE was working for Soviets. SOBLE also
i stated he did not believe ROBERT knew that YLYA WOLSTON
had furnished him (JACK SOBLE) with information.
SOBLE stated that he had introduced his
brother, ROBERT, to ZUBILIN. He said that ZUBILIN
: introduced ROBERT SOBLE to ZUBILIN'S wife, LISA. SOBDE
stated that ROBERT knew the Profewsor (CHOUNDENKO), _
SOBLE stated that the Professor, in 1943, had promised - |
to furnish ROBERT SOBLE with $5,000 to help SOBLE establish
medical practice. SOBLE stated that the Professor later told
ROBERT that he could not give him any money. SOBLE said that
ROBERT and the Professor had been engaged in an argument
about this with the result that ROBERT SOBLE broke off
relation with the Professor.
JACK SOBLE recalled that in 1947, while in
Moscow, he related this story to PEDOTOV. FEDOTOV
4H se 3, COmmented thet the Frofeagor : ‘was. stupid and would not.be'
| : . sent ‘abroad’ ap at
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