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Rosenberg mentioned to Elitcher that he believed Elitcher should discontinue his Communtst activities. Elitcher testified that tn 2947, Sobell had secured _ @aploynent at the Reeves Instrument Companies Hew York City, — work Going ei lassi fi ed wo K for the a m 3 3 co] 3 .- ™ ct > vr - x _ several tines at Reeves and on one occasion ha ot the Sugar Bowl, 89th Street and third Avenue, New York City, tn 1947. Sobdell stated he was working ona plotting board, Elttcher told Sobell Ae was atill a project engineer at the Bureau of Ordnance, Sobdell caked Klitcher on thia occasion if " glttcher knew of any progreastve atudents or graduates and tf 90, would he put Sobell tn touch with then. Flitcher told Sobel] he did not know of any. sistoher then mentioned to Pa ee Ses E] € GAG arse. Bi vw Sabdell that Sobell asked tf Mra. Elttcher knew about the espionage business and when Elitcher satd that she night know, Sobell answered that tt was not good. | In October, 1948, Klitcher lest the Bureau of Ordnance and went to work for Reeves Instrunent Company tn Mew York City. Klttcher Itved tn 3 house in Flushing, Mew York, and Sobell Itved on a street behind hin. They went to work together ‘$n a ear pool. During @ trip home from work one eventng Sobdell might know who would be Progresstve. Sobell potnted out to