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i i ! SO OE kee x - . a pene eee . . moe . . 7 oe Me . ae) s wees . a Be UE a esi caus « wcmin atated XAG kn DAA aot ALDOR oriefly at Jewish services in the prison at Lewisburg and that ALBAN was cold end hostile to him, SOBLE stated that he could he aid not want to do 50. ALBAM agreed that Russia under. EHRUSHCHEY was no different than under STALIN. SOBLE also ad- vised that ALBAK stated thet he could not understand how KYRA SOBLE cowld disclose information about her Soviet activities as she had relatives in Russia, SOBLE emphasized that ALBAN knew that ESTHER RAND apd ALICE MARTIN were Soviet contects of SGBLE « nen SOSLE sent ALBAM to them in order to obtain « wife an 1p4y 1986. SCBLE requeated that the fact that ¢he had dis- closed information re conversations with ALBAK not be indicated te ALBAK as this would effect SOBLE'S relations in the prison. Re “ALICE MAREIN — SOBLE Sgain questioned ss bo Ais MARTIN and hor this was see eins he firet met ALIGN in company of ESTHER RAD in & restaurent-cafe on Manhatten West Side. Cilsims cannot recall exact time or place, Says has recollection of another man being present af meeting whe he waguely receile any have teen there Rowever, cleins other man msy have been iSACK RAND cer ROBERT SCALE or somebody else. States photo of #ILLIAM LAWRENCE is familiar but cleime inability to recall why sr@& now it fe familiar. Denies any recollection of any connection between LAWRENCE and ESTHER RAND and ALICE MARTIN, Admits poseaibility LAWRENCE could have been the other mas present at first necting with KARTIN. Re ROBERT SOBLE - After persistent questioning, Jack : SQBLE ie “pretty eure’ he once met LUCY BOOKER at “Silver release” restaurant, Broadway near 166th Street, Sew Tork City (BOOKER — stated she met ané the man whow SOBLE introduced se his successor at the restaurant. BOOKER has denied that “thie - ge BES! copy fYRILABLE