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SECRET-u WFO 65-5044 Ksssu proposed that someone (possibly the MGB Representative in New York) carefully discuss the question of photographing materials received as well as other mattersis which are not available from the Source. 6/21/45: The MGb in Washington, D. C., made available to the MGB in Moscow certain information attributed to "Ruble". Material supplied by "Ruble" consisted of a letter written on 3/8/45 by a London employee of OSs (possib1y GERSTLEVMACK) to a U.S. Treasury Representative in'Engrand. Several persons were enumerated who had sent Nazi funds abroad through other than normal banking channels. 6/28/45: X"Rouble" ("Ruble") furnished material to the MGB Representative which was subsequently transmitted from Washington, D. C., to. MGB Headquarters in Moscow.. The material made available by "Rouble" involved an :. interoffice memo of the Treasury Department' apparently prepared by J. B.XFRIEDMAN on 6/18/45. The MGB also furnished an excerpt from this memgc reflecting that on 6/l8/45 Major WHEELERAGREy,listed questions in connection"with*a discussion held at the Treasury Department on 6/14/45. The information concerned postwar treatment of German war criminals. The wFo in Iine with Bureau instructions has again reviewed information developed concerning GEoRGE SILVERMAN, GREGORY SILVERMASTER and LUDWIG ULLMAN, with of SILVERMASTER.. is of course realized that much of the information tends to confirm infor- b3 OP SECRET bsn b7E Kisseloff-81984