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B apuiw ocTaIIooAe b o Ah u Hauepe udeTca nocTyn;iTb paboTaT* b '^^^He cTae .xypiraAHCTa b Kanofl AHgo H3 AypnajioD K3Aa»imixca u itOKTPEA^«^%» B TOPOHTO. t �WW11IS: . imm m r. .....T'"5a?^h? nr~ ! ; 000486 \ -- i t i "■»8SSI®V ■/. ~ 4 f>'Cr ^rv q- s i i i! i 'i*; ' I ?3 mv c'0 ^ - - ^0$. */ ■ 'V„: Vfr 1 : - , V-J ."•■v-* ••• %a A Qo & '<*$ :« f 4 4 > 3'03-l (93.-01) I �Mm m ff mS ^a S s KIT m i REG ISTRATIO N CAM ) i 1* Last nam e, given nam e and patronym io !• 000487 Lieutenant G . Lunan : : * 2. Pseudonym - "Back” 3. Length of tim e in net/-:from M arch, 1943 : 4* Addr ess ______ , ,. . (a) Business - Sparks Street;-/"C anadian Affairs" Telephone i (b) Home - 337 Elgln*/;Apartmeht-7-^/^Telephone - 5-71-20 ! i i i &• 3105-1 {93-01; . 07621 -4'/ 5. Plaoe of eerrioe and duties.-/.Editorial staff of M ilitary ^./Journal, C anadian Affairs. 'v^w orks in capacity of a cor• '^respondent. ? ^C xv- ^ 6. M aterial agreem ent (financial) - R eceives around $200 a m onth and needs m aterial help occasionally. D etailed biographical inform ation - Bom in Scotland in 1912. Is m arried. By education he is a Journalist. Cam e to Canada in 1938. At present tim e is w orking for Journal, C anadian Affairs. He is a m em ber of the "Labor Progres sive Party". He shows a great Interest to the poli ticall i fe in Canada. He is very favorably inclined to w ard us. H is Job is not stable. He can be dem obil ized. He does not w ant to rem ain in the arm y. After the w ar, he plans to w ork as a Journalist for som e m ag azine published in M ontreal or Toronto. �f mm r 000488 m iy: SCHEME OF THE i ®*3• "W rnl&m ! ! \ ST "RESEARCH" 'GROUP * • .s-vs- '•■•'V • \ :■ •S' r <• . SC; c: rs " b l* r“4v; j. V.. - S : r So. ^ <ss ‘ ... :5 V:oi^-vV.V ! . *,n k ? % 3103-1 (33-Dt) �m- •> |r ';'Am ■:$m 1* ,The schem e of your 000489 <r*rIS;: p: P-:V- ______ h as ft is shown below . , TSgBaHR1 ^Q;LunanWy' Isidor ': M azerall ■SS:&@S - ' * You only w i l lknow m e (as.Jaty.4bub nobody else# • 2. W hat we w ould like you to a.To characterize the scales and w orks carrying out at N ational R esearch and also the schem e of this D epartm ent,A ‘"O .. b.To conduct the w ork of "Bacon",BBadeau",and "Bagley".. ‘I tis advisable to put the follow ing tasks to them separately: Barley- to give the m odels of developed radio-sets, i ts photographs,technical-,• (data;facts and for w hat purpose i tis intended. O nce in three m onth tr w rite the reports in w hich to characterize the w ork of R adio D epartm ent, to inform about the forthcom ing tasks and w hat.new kinds of the m odels are going .p to be developed. ‘ ,• ‘,'v? Bacon- to give the organization and characters of Valcartier Explosives i Establishm ent's D irection. To w rite the report on subject:"W hat kind of the i w ork is this organization engaged in?" I fpossible to pass o.n the prescription: (form ulas) of explosives and i ts sam ples. Badeau- to w rite the report: W hat kind of the w ork is his D epartm ent engaged in and w hat D epartm ents i tis.in contact w ith (by w ork). All the m aterials and docum ents to be passed by Bagley, Bacon, and Badeau hare to be signed by their nicknam es as stated above. I fyour group have the docum ents w hich you w i l lnot be able to give us irrevocably, we shall photograph them and return back to you. beg you to instruct every m an separately about conspiracy in our w ork. ’ In'order not to keep their m aterials (docum ents) at your place, i tis ; : advisablethat you receive al ltheir m aterials (docum ents) the sam e day you 7'- *' have'-the m eeting w ith m e. -v/' vTo answ er al l the above questions we shall have the m eeting on liarch 28 I• -5s "" c-_: :v>. J. * P.s;'After^tudying burn i t . °'V (1) 2:03-1 <3301) �i m $8 i 000490 mif.-■ K ^OJ^BCTPgttT •£■ 8 ^ ;*v1 P- K9-K»- n«n. nptmeqaHMe ^^yjrS rr^K c j >p ~c +<a *a a ! t *** “J|S|p^ -<C*>s c- .? b^<y ^ ^ fpC& : ■»•*+• j^e ^cA G 2/*&0 /**! x^uc*+++z z * /’*«*'• ■■ ■ gfifc i ! 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This w i l lm ean that the m eeting w illtake ‘ plaoe on the follow ing day at 21:00 at the regular m eeting > A m eeting to get acquainted took plaoe on the corner of Edward Avenue and D aly at 21:00*7 Everything waa norm al. . ' -‘V R egular(m eeting) - 28-3-45 Tim e - 21:00 Plaoe - C orner drivew ay and Lew ie Paid out:$190 28-3-45 R egular(m eeting). Everything norm al* Item ized: Baek: 100 R egular(m eeting) - 18-4-45 Bacon: 30 Em ergency - 21-4-45 Badeau: 30 Tim e - 21:00 Bagley: 30 Plaoe - C orner W averley and M aoDonald 18-4-45 R egular(m eeting) - Everything norm al. R egular(m eeting) - 5-5-45 Bnergency - 8-5-45 Tim e • 21450 Plaoe - C orner C hapel and Stew art aaetlnS* Everything norm al. .* .R egular (m eeting) - 6-6-45 ^>7Em ergency - 8-6-45 4 , lna'-7 :«1:30 %b %:‘s %4'Plaoe ’- Corner Carling and Harmer }Af 3103-1 133/01; G ave out: 100 present for the w ife) �c 000492 SC55T mi 3: J%»C* C0A«T«M4Ut» gOTpSSfe ,. «. ^ .! • ! ;! ! /Jy : <? z K**r»*** * ^ ?VJV /*«**“** $>■?' vr Af&M/, - 2/-30. u^t^c - yw FC c *<a . /5tg* £ ’ /t* 4jy<++>+A*^ C Vbot rfe ;i •i %•. s> tf* • £ZJ££- /<j«g. -y^ C £ClA&4**&**£}U+‘ • C<W* /fae JZ ^«uuij »*<4<./ <XV*. I** 0ZtfiA9**+$m 6<$-t(? L f * 2.2.'** 30Lu*U*<*t* «A<^*-t» » 7- GrCtCQCtC-S &+**f Pd- (P'S '^S '- fPpts t+c^A mf4**--**i., JfM+U-C’ <>tf*«*»W ~CmC-4K^<W M4> /t>[£&T S 9n &$.$&+, Kpn*yCe+*** f&C*-t++*4. t* fyn*+**4 7>t'MS ‘ H*> \ - f»W ■%A; /b^tpL+ts C 42ZO'0 <? ;&***, ^f^***^*/ **s CC-+C+<y*.0 puA ''%74^*'-%; v'U <2- • .>4ic4’^ fincn " Atsrt+4, ' 'V°/^4%/ kt%iu,*~*o G\ 5. . 3. 0. ttrj^'2**0 % (1) 3103-1 (33101) ^rzr^s. y *+t-y* O X /b**9» *uj**- O UU4A-Q - W-<* t*4tc<« tu*. CftftptC ***( Jo%£ �SHF ■ »‘ i'Xi&KK Conte nts of Me e ting Noa. 5. 000493 Note s Me e ting for an emergenc’y*a?5^lfe |)pointe d gjk--. place . Eve rything Normal. 8-6-45 R egular(m eeting) - 5-7-45 v5’ Em ergency - 8-7-45 Tim e - 81:30 ^ ’ PIace -C orner of Flora and Bay He la to bring Badeau to the m eeting. 6. V; .' 5-7-45 VC „ C - R egular(m eeting)..- Everything norm al. He w as w ith Badeau. The l atter brought valuable m aterial. Ife agreed upon further w ork. Baok him self brought m aterial on the federal Parliam ent elections. R egular (m eeting)'- 6-8-45 : " Bnergenoy - 9-8-45 Tim e - £8:00 ; , • Plaoe - O uigues and Parent Street 7. '% 70y^ • "vo. 6-8-45 R egular m eeting.'^'Everything norm al. He brought valuable m aterial on the radio from Bagley.- W e.took pictures and returned them 7-8-45.^’ O n 18-8-45, 22:00 in H ull, a personal m eeting w ith Badeau, w ho was designated to reoeive literature.for photo graphing. R egarding Baoon and Badeau, he com m unicated that he had not seen them . Both are in the servioo and he also oom m unioated that he end Baoon had a baby born to them . ass^ssa.; ’"7 ■ Time - ZZ100 Plaoa - Ne ar the aohool on Chapel and York o D T C3- r <S3.*0{) 0/ G ave Baok $50 �'3 •?m ■*> M y $ m s m r.WK m m mm : • 0TWArrr7j^TTcwAT. igrm!l7 ^^^^gAffWcn0TTP mow c 6 m... “M? 3103-1 {33-0 M 000494 ba c k �-J- 000495 // •; LI i- • ----------------- -------------------------------------;. e.: on \.n ,* *,*. l io 'J fri’Otta wa * I fN'.S ! *1 f »" '? ,,v*^ V r, . < r • ■ o jt< « ii* • *.* ui*J v j i*m I if*M^^rch. *^8 t ■ o;r ■ n • i ;t 'r Viii »t vL’/of* ju L‘*f.nt» te ar fathe r and fathe r; r;lau C • J . t uru6:»-*ioit :clnr>- ., *v: #: •.>!':•. ; .Vc --a n. • r »“I n nr • ?j :. In * J t : , n • J ->*11#*-. . •-■ i ^ *1 Ge ne ral approach .£0 worjcj0 1V- Your. writte n Ins tructions are 1 .r . mi •:*.•.i '■*» v s rVj W ItO • fcX’1-.T * unde rs tood and' aopie pre liminary, wopX has., be e n accomplis hed on the s pe cifi,e ^.ake ^s e t*.., cv flfc" .s hould b,e unde rs tood that ne ithe r Bacon, Bagle jr nor Bad.au ire we ll known to mo e ithe r lrogre s 3 has boo *i % pe rs onally;or politioallj,:: por I to the m. ; J>;be ld up. somewhat, owing., to pne,- or..Otfchan of them be ing out .< ??r iOwn; *hd.by. ,the ,.caution, dis playe d- by-Badoau (a good . thing probably.),.in.ohoe jcjngi.intd pw^,cre de ntials . With 9ftcojPi*£$a£ is onunis ias tic fwd, politically T )* J ; ■je xpe rie nce d,., it wopld, d j b , junwis e tq.appr.oach them point blank-withj all,. thlo /ctf9Hi‘ip.s s igpiJ'd.l..t)ll.They alre ady fe e l the 1 u- ne e d ro,r maintainlps , A,ye ryt high dagre.e .of s e curity and .. taking, abnormal, pre cautions .at ,the ip.normal me e tings (about once 'ln two we e ks ;)'s ino’e the y, ape, de finite ly not labe lle d ! with any political affiliation. 6ne or two have even oppose d the Introduction-of pe r mombora,.fto our group on the "..grounds , that.ItVwould e ndange r ti^e ir.dwn-s e curity. I 1 * the hofore .’b'e lifVe ' it .wis e ,^to,wi.se ‘to. approach them care fully; and not.' to advance j tQfygrtip^ip as s ignme nt to them at one • time ... Als o, for.jtjie Mme be ing, not to characte rize the . work .for.what it Is , bh^me roly." $9l$t, it bo unde rs tood it is ..work of..a, s pe cial .opnapiratorlal nature , without • * : 'that > me ntioning, s y,.conne ction';with-you,-j lfvl re ad your ins tr- • uotipha oori’ootlyi you "assumed... that f.wfljild dls ous s the j ^.s ituation frankly;,with.e ach,s e parate ly.,.; This 1 have not v / 7... done .vr* But' Ilwouldfllki to <Us quoji1$bJ.o(.aope ot with you. ; 'V /Abotbflr alight. re s is tance $6.bo bveroomo. is the s trong ,^4..s e ns e Of s e curity abbiit the ir,.work'tbpV thos e men have .: 'deve lope d as wap s ot*htis ts . .p H\.• , .*., ^-^i'e ^Jjave :4*pirie noe d‘ a little '(iiffioulty (which we s ))ai^hofe ve f,#0te r.ooae ', J'.bfrtie vo) (In making our initial . . arrAdge me nts ^td ae oti Thera .e re ,,s e ve ral re as ons for this . . B&>fley live a..aulte fttr. put o$„tOwp in,the oountry and Is de pe ndent on train, aone dule s • BadoflP- live s at the furthe s t' end of Hull and"tockg during.the day out|Of town and out of '< . re ach at Jlunoh tlne ^.and othor.timAs bontonie nt to me. v.y bouse is ; out., of the que s tion for.me e ting,(and typing) purpos e s ,aa J havo two othe rs .living with me. v.e s hall , probably so lve , tf^s e difficultie s e ».we ,gain praotioe in the work. ' * J 1. * I 1 *•4 ( . » f\ 31C3-1 (53/00: :< , • ♦ r* • f 1 u» * f ! (t* ove r (l) �o■*v 000496 •> - 2- \H »a v r» rn '■’The following note * de s orlbo In de tail progre s s mad# with e aoh Individual on «aoh taak ae t. Badeaut _______ Warmed up s lowly to my re que s ts and re maine d non-oommlttal until'"ha1 had bhobke d Inde pe nde ntly on my bona ride s , Onoa s atis fie d, he promlae d to ooope rato. He la pre paring the re port on hie de pt, aa re que s te d, one a fro !aieb-’f full1’re poHf»*bft 'objfe hltttibn1 and’pe raonne l, Inte rlocks 3opT«, e to. of HOC plus any othe r Information he thinks . t.-u l i . • vec /•« ,uae ful'l'“’ TKbe V re port a 'ire pkbmls 'e d to mt for Apl 9. I J. IJ hooJi.v>fh i/ cat 'tmable to ge t’ the fcfautfriobnb*,* e dit a wit oJ .iiviA n - • n* I•S i. nwt •• vd tad c^te*i;.on « •1 ■ In ge ne ral, Badoap iuo lwi nvd- lnformb'iri*0 that fcoat ■Mrbtf’Wurk' at'pri'ae nt la on nuole ar boo>./l >»'»be phyiroe ^'lbotabart&e hf'bf' fWl4-V4tlve V apbatanoe a to produoe iwl.v .?lalJme ne rgy1)'! *•*ThlaHV»W'e ,r\uah»Wueh‘than radar and la be ing xlIWlve rbltV’OT e lbarriW'on bt Vnh&tkktMffMtf td Montre al and at HoMaate r inioq AeriJ rte <Mlve re ity°bk'fAmi'ltbtt{y* J Badebtr thinks ^ that gove rnme nt arid X«*el xbre tle purbhaae l-ofvre fflui^bt'odWilng-plahV'le 'oonne ote d with this Nta Ire te aroh. i,f* Wgbne ralv’he 'dl«lm«’to, Vnow of no new de vol^ e ^oip't^rf ttlnop Improve me nts in It# I»wv»- vVml'o,» -l Mt ; ,tr t X 1'jla lullll', < •• '1 */W no ,i/vn toe *»Baoontnw‘- I'?,e 6^iye «t,'iW>'43cp^ile ni re port on Baoon, and X .xJtn/r-e *~754lW4i hlM mor# frankly. the n/ the othe rs . He aeema ClXi/leve o aedJ dovobiurtOul t6,be06f'he lpjr ’v Hlb'bVtltudi'ia that moat of the •no J* Mf»(i o3 Jiioi*4allbd baofe t.VoMrl'a'Ir ‘Joke ; ’ afri‘‘while it la officially edJ e altwjo»n«oe w, tM ae dre i lis t, thofi,forking oanvbn It ean aee no bonfa'ft'U' fiakbn f6r te e rfOT»rt *He unde rtook to‘provide the Information doorfJl- .v-of.n U ri'due iie d’oh Vai'oartie r. Iftf'augge ite d 1 obtain It dlre ot •ndanl nuox from hls 'Bhlbf-ln'my'offrplaPoe paOlty. but 1 advis e d him edJ e aue tfb f-lthaf, thlrwia not“wlJ4 as * 1: d6?hot', blah to show any ofl'lolal ion »v*.i ( fin inte f'e at'‘in''thl'r fl'fid'uhtll*'and unle aa'we de oldc to do an • uox dll* i,,c I’^artlolV'iJfi'it.''7 Rt'ole &i' the re "la HO,'particular ae ore oy ’"iJ * * about-* tbb aat'^up, bbt';!" pfrauade d him to. e ive me the whole avail ne w •,"l",r#pbrt M'thVBatMr*.* J„d'id liot’montlon formulae and a ample a at thliTme e tlAg', la I"don't think Baoon la alfflole nt X ■j>r, i. Jylmpre ae e fl with thaoonapiratorial nature of the work as , *w He »iiwt vj[o• J1 BtitJ.he .1 a‘ de finite ly ke e n and will be he lpful. 1 Xe tJt(il 'i'H. ’-nJjia;htiil«aatM^0h akaln!oh''ApIvS ',t'o''he tr;about hie re port end ,*l tJ nol '••'0«',',',,t5*tata‘ud'Your‘fe que at wttn'hla'‘farthe ri* He trave ls a good .nrn.«fefiis6’ •?«»»*» lo Juo l.ne n*',,/1<'|ikle W,.Tl1ha'Te',bbe hAtiftibH! tifMe ’fllk'|a ye t. He haa not x* 01 iii*»ln,'tJgn"a Ve fyl'ragti'lar'of'e otbvilaitlb au^borttar for s e ve ral lf.nl it* ,'<M,*oS tbi,|ltMugn‘MAl» hp5 <novlrigttio,bo e ntfwalaam. He llvoa xiane e . .+* iX'thb^'rtiWM Md.hl* »lN laS n^aBonlatlo to hi# polit »l e iiJ nl *oli* e <ii "'•‘pabtlblpktion.1’7 'Watflke a^M ^a'balM^aomawhat naive politically, and J s hall take things 'alow with him for a s tart. 1 plan to de ve lop hit aoqualntanoo aa muoh 'i^VO and gain hla oonfl anoe by collaborating on aome an artlole s . Mil re port on him ne xt time . (1) ttnWUbl 3105-1 {£3.'01} �•• ik smt&m :;■ m kmm 000497 $v: H; •1 mwm p ■ o ■■■;:■■. xm m with re gard to photographaifandlS iS grS plffS ai1' note s on Bagle y and the : othe r8j%Ba<^2andfBade ati|%ili provide them with the lrJre porta'?|3AlOjlll3fBt(^pl'wBagle y»a late r. Bacon la a mathe maticafprofe a? orjrrbmflftue e n * a Unive rs ity at Kings ton, now|a^na|or|lritthe ianQr^^Bade au Is an e le ctrical e ngine e r^.whoJfhaa^worice d|inxtne; e ngine ering de partme nt of Montre al. Pulle r de taila aate rJi ----- — * m ■ Back it (sf- W: m mm M ■.mm --m i ;. ' %,.v •f ■y m mm ,y r htJi (f gp;; HPT 0 . iSV/ % "uv MCo;4 0 (1) 3103*‘* iS3-Df) �m ♦ sw 9 ■ifc _ 000498 wK m QUnz m m J. t .t t it o ts ow Tin^CT^ia ^ww'* EMU B1CK °*Tm M:: ■ ■• - . \ i \ -, r 'lQ . t r r : i I li K1 i I*I *o ■' -64... 4 s % ^Cn7$ % *. ; 3103-1 (S3-a!) �u. Mm mm. ' (*• ■i* 000499 :r //.v.»*r . * • a. -t .* - *. There la relatively little,progressvto report slnoe..last tim e because of a aeries of unfavourable ciroum stanees w hich huv» «ade continuous liaison w ith^-m y.people;iinposalblea - •• ' Aa you w i l lhave realized,"! waa outnof^tow n<foriseveral days last week and waa uable to keep m y appointm ent. Bacon waa away from w ork for-several’days*w lthva cold, tlflwaa Inadvisable to see him at his hom e'to*dlsouss m atter w ith him *'although I did vldlt him there ,onoe to<receive aireport.from him * .Badeau also* m ade a',trip,to Toronto “durlng'the dne week :when I.vaa .In tow n and relatively free to see him ; and^for the.follow ing week he was detained late at the office '(laboratory) w orking on a special •rush experim ent. The proapeot^for’m yaalf'tover the next feww weeks ian11 any-brighter, unfortunately* The:announcem ent of>the elections,'earlier than expeotadiby us^has-lnvolved'-m eln a great deal of rush'w ork w hich w illkeep m e^’l n’ Kontreai all.next w eek. This'w ork, of course,''has tobe given ’priorityj but<it'deans that the tim e available for seeing m y people i tvery'seVerelfoout into — eapeolallyfw hen they m ight be busy on thosetim es’ when -1-am free. * \ •i o • *:■ «n iKt'i'ts r*' ' j ft £ This la not a very brlght^plcture for the prdgresa.of our w ork. •*’ But i tla the ciroum stanees in w hich we find ourselves,.and i tla . only to<he hoped that w ork w illease up soon. • Incidentally, 1 suggest that Jan’ s call' to m y offloe w aa•not Strlotly-'neoessary, slnoe we already had the arrangem ent that the m eeting w ould take plaoe three days later Iffor any reason either party failed to turn up. H ow ever, I thad this advantage, that It tested out the system of oalllng on the telephone, w hioh was quite suooessful. neportlng In general on the w ork done slnoe last m eeting: Bacon has given considerable thought to m y original requests and has given m e the m aterial for the attaohed report, Ho offers to ' c f i l lIn any details that m ay he asked for i fhe oan. Z have not ‘had the opportunity to ask him about paym ent. p, Badeau was very disturbed when I brought up the subjeot of ' paym jnt.'? ! think he fel t that i tbrought the subject of his w ork Into a different (and m ore conspiratorial) foous. Re waa to ^thlnkclt ovey and l etm e know , but we have had no opportunity to m eet since Iw as/in:M ontreal in the Interim * He is very alow in giving m e any inform ation, largely beoause he aotually has not tim e to si t down and hiaki^^report. He offered m e the prlntod report of the R esearch O ounoilV'vbut Z assum e that all this Inform ation Is known or oan be readily,obtained from a G overnm ent library. The latest report he oould get was also considerably out of date. He reported to m e in w ords tne goneral details of his own w ork. He Is In the radio engineering end of things, specialising In radar, O urrent w ork, on w hioh there was an em ergency rush last w eek, is in oonneotlon w ith a battleship radar devloe for use in the Faolflo. (1) 3*03-1 (93-C 1) �000501 : -f- i ll.V.trf. ^Bacon's,, re port.1, y.,-.- £Xl- n *!i«s 2n«aio wiJ xn> :jJx<v . : ; r *. f*v * i lbtB’C’i'4 CUM ns ) os ;; < °• J i! * 'to Baoon has, be e n pe rs onally re s pons ible Jt6 a 'large e xte nt for the o r :,ufl pre lle \lnjiry. workrin conne ction .wri-th orgahiai'ng C.A.H.D.B. v , «o t*t ^(Canadian Army; Re s e aroh‘. Divls idrijiiExplos ive s ')ii':‘'This is an organis ation wbiohiis .in-tpr.dce s a/'iof ibe ing,crtfate d<S ."'lt Will have both oivilian and military'pe rs onne l', ;birt'|will be adminis te re d by the army. It is inte nde d to b^ inte grtae d with the various ars e nals in Canada — at le as t two ofs whioh will probably be maintaine d pe rmane ntly afte r the war. A I. • r..: nr vjotf. ■ 1 * 0 M li>* ‘%s?0 «<f S iCHAIVlO ‘/txi-- '-IC CAfcDS w ill contain the follow ing: ''li' i .'i -*i j 11 • o . * * •• -r. . ; -1 , f.tn/wino noJclOTfe r&i&p j h *< V' If ,A.i.Pilot!explosive's- plantgr«<Thta ia!-bblng built by, and controlled ,byr>H ational Re search1.iC ounall, butw ltttarm y funds. The chem ical branch of NRC w ill>’have«.'Very 'iittlSe1 or^hothing to do w ith i t . Itw illhave a 1 arge capaoity and will be capable of experim ental wobk w ith new explosives; both HE and propellants. i It la not yet being operated; w illbe taken over by CAKDE when ■ com pleted. Probable dlreotor w illbe Englishm an, H arold J. Poole, who is now acting director. He is a perm anent oivij. servant in the xploslves field. Said to be slow aa an organiser and executive, but a com petent teohnlolan. Baoon believes that this plant oan be of trem endous im portance and oan im prove production m ethods to m eet ohanglng needs. C anadian raw m aterial situation very good. j! (Baoon gave som e inform ation on present explosives plants and their capaoity. This is probably w ell know n. Can produoe Inform ation i fdeslrod.) B. Ballistics Laboratory.' U nder direction of D r. Laidler. „. "v^This is Ihe only part of the over-all projeot w hioh is at prosent - in operation. This seotion is w orking w ith the D epartm ent of V^:r.0h*»i stry st Toronto U niversity in experim enting w ith a variety t,; '^A. of new propl llante• They aro using a new explosive "D INA" m ixed H' 4 h w ith RDX as a com ponent in propellants. DINA is Intended as an "vV/ alternative to nitro-glyoerin. Am ericans are said to be very .i nterested in one of these new peopellants oalled "Albanite". This i s a propellant containing DINA and plorite as an alternative to the standard British propellant containing N itro-O lyoerln and plorite. 0. D esigns Brtnoh This w illbe m ostly for designing sm all ordnanoe and -w ill*include a pilot plant. This w i l ldo the w ork w hioh is now ' D. Ple ld Trials Wing. being done a truffl e id and Valoartler by the Inspection Board of U nited Kingdon and C anada. They have a good solentlflo and do a good job of analysing raults and difficulties of m anufacture. I (1) 3’. 03-1 i'83 0 i} ■ �^sgmrnm: , i t# , ■ *• \ ' ' *'00502 Eve ntually the organlration wlll conaldtrqDfjnft/.'ByjqL^ > D. Dr. Don Chaae (an NRC phyaiciat) haa alre ady be e n appointe d aupe rinte oi CARDS* oHe :drills <be Tfe bponalble titoJ the * Dire ctor of Colon© lr.Ww£*lYan ifltbe mbe rg) xwhot'tr arbiol*gis t and who a^^tl bittitum ib>vce affonai^La itdivtbe rkaate rtfGone r>al* -of ‘Crdnanoe , Army Il3?onfrually/rthe re ^*111 'probably cpm la e doainltte e ioddmpriairfg ie Int.T^tpre a^xrtatVre ^ ,ofihtbe . thpe e r.f«diiVi3 e r^ nalllvlo ris no cvuri Ri/olnts v un.t rfdiw Le adcpednf ©d oi bobcte dai al dl . •vm'Xi5 f-^ ed ^IdiftaAopiOTPhae iae afto o**d d-.e ol da - abanuO ni fcj.r**en.< • e rfd^s dla xA^ne naine ; he-*;! vinl r The importance of CARDS in controlling factory production j*nlwoIIo*l odd rx!<iinoo iCtv /* /-' The laying down of a alee le ton armame nt a re ae arch ce ntre which i '\h .%:« ^-.auld:be r'take n war by.:bM^Brltj!3h in:„: the \future if it became v'prne oe .ajiary.rJ ♦ JltrOould^tak^oh'Vaali^e ntav land notr hha aome I n>:»'<o,pl\d*hichrrtO frorkrf.viH iu * :J Ion ,i:: ol If • * ;'fia <:dfc«j jco \.ym I - Cjc, • r•. 4i : ;i/< • »* ‘.foci fc»vl3oi! ;t * ••v'i vJt^A'1 ai'C n^.'K / t 7 z? uvr* "• Sa.t orf i I ?•*• ; le d * \. '■ r. * "L td X i f *# 'xo/o^tfr ^r'K^ri . O i • I rlj.t'i , .tL.a ic. /1\rt " J ni V'iir. I!'/ r. iii*;u w#i i t m’J • m %> i • • * • :*• *• V l it* n4t.\ iiiir‘*iO 'iii fut -^Ch ::.'J o; i.;i: ♦• !l.x‘ , W lJ JO • rnlofridouJ da >. * • » JrfiiJ »• .»•/•• tii'j a- r,t . u«. ^o.'ie d'io iml a i‘< rf«* r*'*i.< ■ ■■; .»•■ r j l wof#:u u^*' • ! .’G 4 1 : i i i w » I ; fj/S > *■ n'jJlO'i' tit »/ Bt'Vl-OX -*V' M.*C* r • . »f,l * f? f ■ ..!• 1G • in.* *: \ - X T ^dO*f .'T' • .* lo ‘ fti .'t* ti« •• ■ J» > *« • 1 4 oi .*vf i-.rii’J lrt («*i ( I r>' II * .. : t .»• i« ’ f# 1 i *i * * ' « i f\ ■ am ; ^ u»r. I 1 ‘ ■*l«? ’» .I « ‘ ‘ : 4 10 f 4 : » I 1 t.» g j, •n «.,rj • ; • • 'tr l» I I ..|L flO .1 * • ( . t °’< ‘W' BcfdWvfw . f’i f»dd “i n r. 1 * #% •> •7 t *J . • I ... ■ It •H *1 ! ! •*!■» r / • »1 * .-I f H c{? % »%1 Vffclr .v <0^ . I ;. i |i^i # f‘l ’" 1 "v>- 0^ s ^, t *1 f .-.4 .,/mm , »Ui« v 1 -HA . f ^ it.i f7 m h * ,n*»‘ it v.i • vfrvf•• • o' n/.' •L r. VlUCf tVhui.M>o *'.l n Mie nu "t/» r»* I .. .• n ^ ,• *fO -Vt 31 u '10 t; aot'r 'fG? tw Jd j Lo 'X*! li.t-T \ -••' j n TTTc :/ -• •: *MJ 11 ^ ' rt t/Hfi" *. * ^ !dc,,*i '■ h nt 'IB r«!Br4#t I'# * «; i '•>4- 17 I *■■• . ■: •« t •* ! 1 •1 G v- . v.*r • •- I At i i : (•? * . I 11 ivtrM t7-t“ * ■J ; ♦ > t At ‘ »4 .—7 1 ,• I ’ll •t i t * *■ (i) 31C3- ? (33'31} �ii 00500 -JfThis is an extrem ely sensitive-detecting device w hich h$s been lauooesafully tried out'.on: the ; Eaat^C oast. Present w ork . Lis the .designing and construction of:a:pi l ot‘ m odel* . Badeau has been largely responsible fo^thls^voz/nPoasibly there are speoific questions w hich oould be asked about this, as Badeap is a very * di ffi cul tperson to pin dovn toidetai l.n i / [ r* ... •r • * •' V. i . • . • i: * * ^ o ?. Idm .su*' bnn :!*• • J i ; . I thas st i l lbeen im possible ^to see Bagley and introduce him to his assignm ent*. 4cAs:I pointed put-bofore, since I know very l i t t l e of this -person,t i ti s !m y plan ‘to.-.becom e ;better acquainted w ith him and get som e idea of his readiness form w ork of this kind. The - tim e, how ever, has been, quite beyond m e as yet. * v: ;v."’ T i?*Io*J ■> t.} v&T 1*10 end * * • :* ' tiJ * j i W ith regard‘ to.biographieei~ .both Badeap.and*Baoon.have prom ised to provide ibiographical'notes*n I.w as .to haver reoeived theee.on M onday, but.icould. not keop^m y appointm ents;.-being out of tow n.Li W ill obtaintthem for next tim e* ?rrBadeau ie m arried w ith,2*ohildren — about 6 and'6 m onths.old* He .iscabout.33 years if old'and be fore Joining the Re ee aroh Council**worke d in.the . fUs e aroh De partme nt of the Be ll'Tole phone Oojl m y at*/kontre al. He is a graduate e le otrloal e ngine e r. Bacon is a man of about Zb, marrie d and with jihratinalitftiimtmx-^vchlldge n land-.* third on the ..way..v He la a .profe s aor-of inathe matioa:atrQue e n'a Uriiwe ralty, , i Kingaton and.inte nda to go.baolo.to-that-workc-afte r thalwar. He la i ■ f -at.pre ae nt a major ln'tho Artille ry. i. t r. ! * .■ ■ • l ■ i r. ; .if ■> .* ■rr / v • . "cl V. . . . . .: i:• ? .« . * • ■ ‘e T.-f.i \ •# V ' L’* L 'V ; r B .i ’ ‘ . i % • * i n ' i» r i t ; / • •- s’ j i. ♦ . ' O • ’ <-U 'V Lfc /0,V ^ '***$ x . >i 4 i ■ il . HO * j n **, 1 i v « i r o t 'i 1 .1 a 1 . 1 f ii. I t ' J t l i i •j (1) 3103-1 (53-01 j �CPjQ Jh*32 ***** __________ 99 +** *’ I had a ve ry s uooe s s ful me e ting with Be gle y and ho agre e d to participate to the furthe s t of hie ability. 1 als o re oe ire d an e xplanation of what I took to be hia e arly re luctanoe to me et me. Bis wife te aohea musio, and on the fre que nt oooas ions when she has to be away from the hous e , he has to s tay home with the ohildre n. He is unable to plan hla fre e time ve ry much in advanoe, henoe the duffioulty in s e e ing him. He Is Inte re s te d In the work and Baglayt imme diate ly pporM«e d tn he flf.*a ihta nflnT 1 gave rum a full quota of tas ks , and he promis e d re ports on his work and on various othe r qs pe ota of the .ge ne ral work athiA pltcQ» dine s firs t s e e ing him, I have be e n in K-ontre al, and on the two oooas ions 2 trie d to ge t In touoh with him for • progre s s re port, he 'was not available . He had promis e d to de live r his work in full in time for this me e ting. He now Ipfnnma «#f hftre e e p, he has noypftmple fr.itrl. tih* .ndwiii-i\A*h te n de yqr v He pie ado a e xtre me bus ine s s as the re as on. 2 know that the y are ve ry bus y, and it is mos t diffioult to pe rs uade the s e fe llows to give up the time . In faot. the are working to tlrht s ohe dule s •prt lt4s e MifnmttnLfor the m to work oontlnuajly at a tas k. urypil ft f iniahad. 2 s hall ke e p afte r him, and try to got the mate rial within th» te n days me ntonod. Ptoom I s,ent a w hole evening w ith Baoon, w ith m ost disappointing results. 2 put the tasks to him , and on both of them he assur'd m e he had nothing to offor. He claims that the eleotro-bom b is com m on know ledge to the O erm ans a*^ assum es i tm ust be so to you. He is unw illing to take any risk in ovm lnlrv: i ‘*to«lU -hich h- is convinced is already obtainable. 7 tried to persuade him to m oot the dem and any w ay, but he was unw illing to do so. *lth re gard to the ge ne ral que s tion on e xplos ive de ve lopme nt, he as s ur’d ms that he has nothing to add to his fomor re port. He Is hims e lf ourlous about the Chalk Hlve r riant and the manufacture of Uranium. He claims that thoro e ^re s t de al of talk and s pe culation on the aubje ot. but I t ^hafc nothing la known outs ide of the s mall and oarofulljr >y guarde d «'roup comple te ly in the Know. He^e irohaalfe d that hlnfle lf-lJL. a s .re mote from this tyre of_information 5, ^; mys e lf. His work is at a virtual atandatlllj and In any oas t.; his -work has be en mos tly In the fie ld (fie ld laorove w^nts l an nQt in the re alm of 4/ WfflOiUvs poae aroh^ He maintains that the re Is a dlitlnot %nviMon oe twee n re s taroti and jie vflbrme ni. lie e xpe ois hTs worTTTo ce as e fairly s oon, end wants to go baok to te aching. This fe llow 4s a mathe matician, and not a che mis t or phys lols t. whle h may account for his re mote ne s s fros t ths de tails of e xplos ive re s e arch. 2 s hall continue to see him but he gave me de finite ly no e ncourage me nt las t time . Be cki The m is a de lay in time be fore the arrival of uaby. X-rays re ve al that e v*nt won't take place unt il clo/ie to end of July. Jtoinforme tion as vot n to. future dl «Egs[ tlon in tho *rS Vi ' HIV* JU llpe on prompte d on HQMiULt^f- prs s caLrorKi. tjrbe -e t-mJh* Ton at it »s r?nr anothe r monTTParyV probably "longe r]:------------3103-1 (9301) Beck (1) 000503 �000504 CRQAKTZAWOWAL Vl imu ? l ABOUT THE WCSKARCH'ORCUP FROM BACK DATED 8-7-45 ■ ■ Sl» fi ■ %,Pmr. "If «• ■ • !~'C > 0;-V. * 310.3 • 1S3-01; £ ’£ �000x05 'I 2 ! ** I ; 0*m^$mrn i i i^egasisgj^gas^ ?;>■ •v^ «. S3 ' _ s£g gisi* ■■: 4^- / II I'MM^, • ■?.* : AZn - ^ ___K_B_^f. , 1 ! •; ts ^<•^7 _5—•""*— lg, V &*-<-<* <^V«* ~ , i .*. : I £ ;^OT|Pk' I ^ i v/'-^mmw~;~ f -r r.^S J C-<-^u . I .. < I - t i : 2, » I A^4*--£-44~e _\ • ’ • • *l’-’v- :' - V ! <£-*■ /^ssi^^c^e /<<j3 C&tS ' ts -^^e . /w ■ ?2^ : ! ! ! I. l» t 7Q/^ j ■Jfr>.<,<#-*' . r— f—' ^ ! *'“'C/cf '** ‘i.. • t tl« i N> (i) 3'03- i (S?'G >} �000506 ; ASSIG NM ENT NG M BER 1 G iven to Back1a G roup (R esearch) G iven 8-6-45 BACK: C om pleted 5-7-45 BACO N: 1* W rite m ateriel "on the election in the /r'Xadarei-^arlldnLent and the resulting confliot*f showing the fiel d and the m eaning/O f each party in this* G ive the characteristics ofn&ach party 9 i ts political'^latform e^d-.w ho finances i t and w hose circles i trepresents. <a, About the pointsl* G ive instructions (specifications} or any other kind of m aterial on the electroprojector (the V-Bom b). ) 1* Ee prom ised to obtain i t for the next 2* W rite out w hat new research w ork is being tim e* carried on and w hat is the latest right now and the question of explosive m aterials and arti l l ery arm am ents* 2* Has no facts w hatsoever* BAG LEY: W as com pleted 5-7-45 ■CKC 3103-1 (33/Cl) Establish a firm er contact and receive at least oral inform ation* �*'-*.*. ^. * * 000307 '■XT ■!**:.■ '■ ^.r V c ^ ' ' h •: •« ■' ^4 •^^n***********>*■*£**+**-*?> Js ls ut9 y y S ^^c T 7~Ut^t^t5>l_^ #*' '^- *«/&* -/c " ) I( V _J(/ / ^ '%/%,, \v >2^ At vV 2. ^pU^b ■"■v &sti ^tsO**t*y<*G *«• Ux. t-«V<2s5 ^c<r ♦ - J . ^-{rL<^ZZ& ?tcj<<y t/Pyy^p^ /z ^y<^cc^y " /m tyt \ /i* <5 fr'W ’&A — &ts - ft'€s tCy — 0^ui4>&<s z — /^UytA t 'Xs is C^o V-^C JUf—V £**■ ^v &-<**< ^ty-<^c4^c_ ''t;t4<'-t't:.-t ' Ju„uu~*. <*>**-' ■% cu^r y^- l&bfyA*s&*t A/ / /' I'ji^pyiyis tt — /2-cy^, tikuiZt, "6L4 l *c <4 s <p s y*cc£~cs sc. <£~. p'./j (1) 35C3-1 {S3 01} • • �000508 i* BADEAU: According to points 1# 1. Comple te d 5-7-45 - -. navigation pe ris cope . 2. Partially comple te d 2. O btain any kind of m aterial on the Am erican airplane radio locator type (radar) ?AN/APS - 10", radio (radar) Girt more de tails on organization of ^Re s e aroh.t^undil". Manipulate s o as to ge t to the ir le ade rs and find out what the y <do. c*^' ■X 3. Not comple te d 3. Ge t the te lephone dire ctory of the "Re s e aroh Council"# 4. Comple ted 5-7-45 4. Find out about the work of Urs s . S nithDurnford, D.A. Ke ys and I. S /Tfos te r. Give a ge ne ral de s cription of the kind of imple me nts the s e are and whe re the y are us e d and fundame ntal facts about the m. See mate rial No. 1 through BACK. A Note : •Cu i % 3103-1 fa? or* All as s ignme nts mus t be comple te d by 5-7-45. �000509 -i- iv^rAuiT,Antoine:j yKASAHm .Jin rg^fll^J j£S ^T3!! • ; lJ*&* r.\> :’• ;>• <? 4S 4^ ^CtlauuO fift4*&f+Qtuie 6 Mi $ /U?%LUUy<LU<tM.) Q Hq 'SjUUxt+4. U__ /^rw ms u / & K a*tW «u f e fTy******e Zlid * **^m?j*^ ****?* 5TS& ) :\m mi» ra RtSf*' ' “*4 ■ u i V ___ UUf fre +fMtruco. Xttco fro 5?^ 3S03-1 {33/01} ■fiq/toa^betc 4kai uue p, ^ $4*^4**- y-t U) : ! �% 000510 ; O RG ANIZATIO NAL ASSIG NM ENTS FO R "RESEARCH" G RO UP 1* Any m eeting w ith 3acon, Badeau and Bagley m ust take place not in any building but on the street and at that w ith each one separately and once a m onth* /V>» 2* M aterial m ust be obtained from them on the sam e day when you are to m eet m e in the evening* The m aterial m ust not be kept by you at hom e a single night. 3. Their w ives m ust not know that you w ork w ith and m eet their husbands. c, 4. In connection w ith the Tact^that Bagley and Badeau live far from the city, we w i l lgive them m oney for a taxi when this wi l lbe necessary. W arn them that/they m ust not ride in the taxi clear to the place w here they are going to m eet you. % 3103-1 {93-01} - �000511 0^^ t^tcuAje*. /3 o u c /£ s GUU-- ^O x HU-&u ) »■'&/ yf2^ ^ £ ^TT /z^y7 ’fr~0lj&-f& &4f*fr*UA£+f. *$>&uu Qutc4it&&t favAuct fcaJZuuMZr A^fy-t-rA-o O 1 £ Ct^uce L, dcu#&£«%o*ZaUAo uuwe f- PZafi &v^Cd2^a^o /va*^T: *) /Ue p u u ^ i> <? Lfru p j [** ^4^ y/U^fCU^L ^<OXCHH/ ^ S aduLU, fto&it euyufiffy^ $CL&o ~k , •<' Ai$$%%£* ^ra* ** eau^ *• *"-9 K'L ^ aW- **** JfatftuS Z #aut 9+^~C c U4*£ l 4 £>s Cc 4/ ZJy^^< 0103-1 ,J33-!C t> &&€**, Bajt&e u. ■A^6 A'/r ¥-£>*&£ ) (1) �A 000512 5# Figure out w hat N .D #C . stands for# Ask Badeau w hether he can obtain U ranium and 235# Tell him to'be very careful. Ti^he can, t el lhim to w rite in detail about this radium producing plant. 6# The schem e of your w ork can be approxim ately as follow s: .: ' :v.r a# G ive them the assignm ent (Bagley 4-19, Badeau 4-23, and Bacon 4-24)* b# Warn them to be 'oa re ful* v ,'A £■;. ^* X.- V'\ c. Agree upon m eeting;j(w here, W hen and w hom ) # *4^:. * i s*-- "'^fr\ . V / . d# 7# R eceipt of m aterials {from Bagley during lunchtim e, from Badeau after w ork, and from Bacon tw o hours before you m eet m e). For the next m eeting, i tla necessary to find out: a# W hether Bagley, Bacon and Badeau can l et you have the docum ents for four or five hours (w e m ust photograph them ); ' o: Ko£%y-^£' ■ % 31 C> 1 (SS'CI) �( .< 000513 -3' . ! 2 : "W -V* *r- IS ^ i e ^£f»fuo ? «ftSV <fie u^ic< — ! I A? maj&bLC. ! /Sww /3a*k. - M0- I ! Sv ! J/'rS tb?y■ ■ % ; / .'».’ *.2 ■'v* • ..•■>& ■■ '.* r. /O 6 4| 6i % X % % ^5 (X) 2103-1 .53 01;, �000514 . outline s and formula s without re turning them4, if this is not da nge rous . 8* Money: ! Back Ba gle y 5 V‘ Ba de a u,^ 30/o/y!Bacon "v;. Bp'' i % { ; '-v i r i l 1 i i V i % t l ; y °* 3103-1 .33::!} �U0.-C5) I-COIG ft) ! %c>^>^72lC^> i S &J &V* *-is 'W * ^tnrzte'TniPiytf ymi —>T?J -r^ .^J. -1^2, "# '-Ze -p+ry^ f ______ * r^^rr *1 - *v-7»y ' »wrr><4y s *r>+i***4, *^s f . nry&wht -rvut +vr7%*Jyif <rm »Vp '$ s yryl !' *7^/ >2 ^ W -?^JV £? ^ /» 'fojm r. 4^'7>S 7,J /1( s^TT'&^rtr'*s^ ^ -^ -***i& %ty «^ ' 'JX t • 7^I-P?I fy,~.'■'<//} ^ ^ ^ ' /Q ' / ~~*****n >^3 $ » % t*^,*^ -■*** i ^**^**\:*?~? :f L rr-rr^rvol &*& / ; Jf U&WQ/ n ; i VTS* -;$•'•. y i~ p 4**{£+ , *r'*y*+7>cf *2*1 V '»£ "£s S ^js S 5£32g£r a ->v* *> ^r'*;-*--;:**H*S--. >*■: "2 -**/ *rr>?-y ■ . I . f{ 7V*2&Wft/* 'i 7 ,‘ Dt'W ?/ sxsooo r ). g» 9 g>•»>-r>~K<>‘^1>'»™,1^* '""**** ^*l �000516 i- \ ASSIGNMENT NUMBER 2 BACK: 1. Can Bacon afte r going to the Que e n’s Unive rs itymaintain his conne ctions with the •artille ry committe e s whe re he (ille gible due to be ing's cratche d out) time works ? 2* V/hat pos s ibilitie s will Bacon have for our work in .Klnge ton?^^7^ :: ’' q , Z. ! G ive the hom e ;and office telephone of Badeau and his hom e address. 4* TellBagley that he should m ake up a l i st of the literature w ith w hich he has con tact about w ork, ti tl es and their files and also should give us a short sum m ary of the topic* T h . •». 5* G ive a l i st of the arm y divisions w hich have returned from overseas to Canada and also the nam es or the num bers of the div isions that have been divided, w hich w ere reshaped or are undergoing reshaping, i 6. Num ber of troops in the C anadian Arm y in the postw ar period and/approxim ate system of organization* P.S* Upon reading, burn. Oa % I 3:03-1 (93/01) /the �000517- \ .. ...\ '! r), *. i V Wm .'I f/- 1 ■•■• ‘ 3;y_ V o- SI***. '*0. r '■. :e ‘■V1 s« .* Sam Ca rr vy " ;>oO , ("Frank?) r, Q:. 4 ■ ■ y- ?■• - ■; * fi, ' ;"0 ‘ : l*‘.‘ . . r.: f" : i - •, A4- '••••;', V £ 4 % . °/} ■ ♦ . -U, ?«?***£>, ■ •f ■ \ U ^Cp/s . % • ] l ■-.i i j 2*03-1 (33/T1) �UG;££) LvDiC (3) •* %' V-ifiJTDOn a /ITOMIU ttWOKiarar iruhHOwo'xncif ^miOO/Td *®««c OHo^dHodu •rvj7jjv';;oy a •<u ,t j j o kio j i i 1 • ioa-y) :tj*n«V •* ! o h ‘H^h^iioego OH^rewdoIWiT b i/j o h m ofiKiroxgoe H incsoroX waronm&tx»K *9 us e v • xwirou-« h :jam • djodn-s oioivd. *x o o h x t o ¥ v luogvd oxo»jf *q •(^oojq)ifr84^ri7T®«I.*0XN0H0i,®s oj^r\ow *T IPanwnctf (9 "” : ! piHptx^ro {9 to*<£kt 't ’«•# * XH«n*dff ojom 0 *8 •>h y- Kwm ~r~Vo KXHOV«»On *3 ecxotixo 4vnx <vxnore$ • 1 1"2' .S\,^/Oy ♦ TXShX YHHOidTO ■ 8JS000 vO - ! i/O ^ % a Hoxeewxf Hitf^dJOKg ou lre iate iTM tfnHgodtfou iwuntf •JOCOtlxZnKLxoxg ; ■ ■- 1 �000519 REG ISTRATIO N CARD 1« last nam ei given nam e and patronym ic - Sea C arr Z» Pseudonym - "Prank" '"‘I- ' ;% c; &■ 3* Le ngth of time in ne t -' - ^ ' ; £ ., A’i f-.. ' o <?>• t lcc 6; 4* Addre ss BusinessHom o - 14 U ontroae, Toronto* Telephone - LI 7848 (brook) I: 0. Flaoe of s e rvioe and dutie s .-Labor Progre ss ive Party, political .aotlTitiea , 6. M aterial agreem ent (financial) - financially independent,but taken m oney# I tia necessary to aaaiat at tim es# D etailed biographical inforzaation - the C om intern, knows H usaian perfectly, finished the Lenin School in M oscow# ; i 'So, c: %• % 3103-1 33V01' �: c, 000520 i i ftOfl POTPTO* Sab /. Co;w C/99 thetas. *) 3 z~~ f) £p€A*>Z*_ ! fox? »**/+*') .* /v»^ >n4»<ay i# x - //• • l/xVW*/tT*f. UoLyffisn- ate+Ez, *~=** u+t* 3 y>Z& ^r<g v&te x* «*+** gj/Ht - ' /** &<* * <?/.<?o a*e-£ fce s&&* / wDo <4^*»V J* »■».;; . ^ &rn getL+f tLg&sCt,t * - <t**++4 g+*4k^c*++£r, U4* ^ ^ €44+*&tjffaauym*** «v '€/lCcA*Ap > x^g> jgyy ^£+*c4f % 2. % ./Cl %M ^4 7SAS CAu^4v4^tC/ /5*> rn!’’%'f.%, '4 ; 3103-1 {33-01) 4. c# - C*~+f*ir**,*~o a /It ** ^ <»*Z°V~**^+*<* ?*++**<,~r /£.6.«S *J . %*fiiSj& 12^ % I o£> Jt*L' ^* g-tf. <t» K? ^U4<te^ "'^P’finSsc Ov *< hXpAf+*AetA' ^ /Ma JUJU^o ^#W444Aa # 3fC04 ^ /♦ <* t*~4~ - Tc Su Lk a * ' <7J ** *130 6*a+3ifu*€*m *+o /% t <ny ^ fiSCS:*?.® *■"« - *<-<* >^V^x - ^ T (2; �: Kir. 000521 COURSK Or CTSTTNOS Ke e ping of Me e tings Nos . 1# Urge nt call for FRANK (through the DOCTOR): a* Call te le phone Midway 95-93# b# BRENT s aya: "Hallo Dr# He nry# How are you? How is your wife ?" o# The DOCTOR re plie e : "Ve ry we ll, I s hall seo you late r**,# This rmoens that the me e ting will take pic oe at the corne r of Lowthe r and Admiral Rd# at 21.00 <cf olockTI but if ^re plie oi^lS l am glad to se e you a ga Iri” -/ this no one / the t th e me e ting will be he ld at the above de s ignate d plaoe end at the same /time # but on the following day. 7.5.45 3# 15.5.45 The handing over of the DO CTO R from LAM O NT to BRENT took plaoe. The m eeting took plaoe near the hospital, evorything norm al. The regular m eeting took plaoe at the oorner of Som erset and tha square (park). Everything w as norm al. The DO CTO R repor ted no suooeaa w ith the passport beanuso of the absenoe of authentio data (see telegram of 16.5.45)• N ext (m eeting) - 17.7.45 - 21.30 • 24.7.45. Re a.rre - at the hospital Plao. 4. An urgent m eeting took plaoe about the passport# H ere at the appnrtm ent of the DO CTO R Im ode the aoquaintcnoe of FRANK# Everything w as norm al (see telegram of 5.7#45). */: yc?^h''°Z ^ °N % 3103-1 (33-'01) Note s Paidouti To TH23J?-$£00 To D0CT0R-$100 The me e ting took plaoe through the DOCTOR. �900522 IM3- Coj&yxts xe BCTPgB gg5t s. /J, 7 4 T •>Ca^+**oJU**LA4 x. npKii»g*gj[» /?*<,/* &€lt*c+ymj /Zjr - J<*+ 0- /-J-4S I £ s 2/. jo "* 2-&M sJ Uf&t*-* - s ^MM*e JJ)X^+++ H*, jtj. 93****- “ S p*n. :'v-2d*f"fiii«x);£**-+» /»**r/'e a£ #<<*■ 6. /•A-^ • * '. . O/, / •<' ' Cs&+*+>*\>^Cu- <*->c.<„^i>$ . ^f,’ ^ %-*' *a,€iA'<<+***<? '^^c j *, c*. . /£ c ia S jr^v -» &+*%** <£-fr •.*■; 4. t? W^^t^ce^. *//'£pA**f*A*S iK.. /nt>n^rv»t rUZs C> jc+p iXZ+^x^, 2+At+***C£*<*> c &/&Us c<H - r H^Co^ tu>u+*e cju*e * 'CLAtfAJyA . v: C'LfX'f- Q^a*C^m \ f7c* ,t^4 s j C4- C^V****^£4lp**+~***+-+V c yuf <<4. ^T fS j?i, 1 ”/^Uk /u ; y<HK<x XK ,^;^3fs>e. 0\%+p yZ, / I ■» : -d. . 5/ fffy **' <*p*o+a>*c<Uc4< /C C*a *^*4*>+Z6*+*^ V? ! *rrf3n t C4**4C*+d+ 4k'- “.i-'''4,-<: ■^/i°/'Qy •# 3103-1 (33 01} a A«« a-<-C- j**A >»y>^»^tit..t< -r / kt ,. ^ W*t*x£cc^<2 d<**+xZ+ 7-p~*4^e a i f***4*sO c. Tre t***, <pe ^. , M^0 s~y-m pjt+*+CA**s r, &*}U+W/*+~0 C*Ka M A»-» * /£ //t**1* j* ^-fvO (2) �000523 Page 2. Nos . Keonlnp, of M eetings. 5. 17.7*45. The usual nesting took place. Every thing w as nom al (see telegram of 18.7.43) . N ext 1m eeting) - 1.0.45) El.30 ^e s e rye ^Ql;0^> " Place a -v; - Kontre e l at the oome r of ' '- jr ’/fi- ,S harbrook e nd Guy, ne ar Arts Bid. Give n t Tr a W. ije oo. 6. 1.8.45. The re£ular"m eoting took plaoe. Everything,w as*norm al.r The DO CTO R w as at the M eeting. ^11 the buaineae w as transacted in tho ear. G ave a bottle of w hiskey. Ihanded over the passport (of) V ... and four photographs w ith tho w ife. The fi naldocum entation m ay be com pleted in the f i rsthalf of Septem ber*. Idea for the changet The old picture ot V (not of our m an) w i l lbe taken out. in i ts plaoe w i l lbe placed the photograph w ith the w ife of our (nan)9 but everything w i l lbe dated as of 1957. This i s neoessary for surety. After this the change to the new passport w i l l take place9 for this i ti s neoessary to f i l lout tw o form s w hioh w i l l then be pinned to the old (one). X;v % 'S'e* . % 3103-1 (93-01) Note s Therefore i tis neoessary for V to have signatures on 4 form s9 of w hioh tw o are for his docum entation of 1937 nnd tw o for the ohan^e of 1945. In case of tho change i tw i l lbe neoessary to find a reason for thl s9 ho (FRANK) suggests to burn half of the paeeport9 to leave only the num ber, but this hes not yet been decided, i t is possible that i t wi l lnot be neoessary to do this es the executor (the person w ho does the Job) �W; <;•. O/y w4, M. 000524 155^ Co^^gwoMi utvi+n* Uj l Sj l f£+<*L~~4 C<u*/ */ S'O* u i¥'*vZ+<> “•/, 1&S€<- y&i C'-, iS f>ps +***c *++*2+++ J>yvC~* . O^r. (V*t*p<#++GIt* c^**~**<S *+4 -4 /*L4Kst+U+V . 0 '&S.ri^<p,**<*+.4 —• ^i- ~&3a J-P - /i/XC^Ui - ^ • ^5** *tp&+**~t*& fr*f - S or*4~c.S *-& *• 21-30. -*x> %,:o D '^K fy.t^Ce- 4S -% 'vv-c 0^h.-0^ V 4s/Cb. ^ °V, 5V <* - % ,4>S' % (2) % 3103*1 .; 33-01} �V l 000525 ; cV; ,sy /, ( % The Sxeoutor agrees to everything and la ready tor the w ork. I( * R egarding the cost Trank affirm s onoe m ore th^t i tw ould not be low er than three* ) t D etailed faota about the M ating, see telegram dated r -8-45* R egular m eeting through the D octor in our city* R egular - 8-8-45 Plaoo - corner Sum m erset and U etoalf (O ttaw a) Tim e - 21-50 M argin The Batting w ent offnorm ally. See "D ootora." o/ 'Wmt 4 °'V % ^ *03- 5 {33'01) o.'S5 �000526 A,. AS8iaNtfm A of "16-18-44 (?)" % j I' I , ' 'SjCy 4k- ' % %^ % 3103-1 {33.3:11 �•"VV 000527 'm*r‘'' • r*m- * l <-V^ A ‘*r m s j u a h iie *U ;;:•“* *• • * 'IT Tactical and te chnical facta df^ftial^cfai^md coas tal hydro-j*e irics tations working in ultra-aound diapas on* Conmon2review^pnvrthe rCaproni,,a s tability rsass^: _. s“i.v«,». ^^aaa»&« «-w and other principle , so-called hydro ‘foftnttfta finaing «ata^^^;^v;4« Situation of hydrophonio beta in the ships of different classes. 5. Plants, w orkshops, Scientific R esearch,Institutes and laboratories in England and in the U .S.A# w hich.are m aking and planning the hydrophonio apparatus. TO * . -. i ' 6. Passing of the planning and the teat of.exam ples of new types of the hydrophonio apparatus. ■ ? r -'••*. 7. Know ledge of the battle utilization of the”hydrophonio m eans* •’* •' >' '«• v •’ S' 1 I ‘j \ [ j *■ f J > 6 « l... ..c4 ’ "; .? X04^/0/ % ! O i 1 3103-1 <S3.'01) (2) �000528 »>« ■ I E*2l £L £-&, ^U9t£T K /¥TTUht&ote*; 952 /ZcutOMtvf* 0 &$a*^DW(LX Z&CC&p ’&'£/£? t O C^'-te cut # Q tUfu/ (Zltk^-Qsca 7icL44UxrtC*ftO ft# /47ft f'fS'T. yfautetsAUL*** \$ua$&p OcCT&Lf/%*&4L4£55^^ / ^^ucjce Jk^^ J. (A^t JzZtZi 2*f+&u£, OWs tJU+f&j fy : *a &+*Z&ZUl >; /#, £ Jo %*uJfct* /& ^cr%;%::^.;:/ < uUt €*Ccu~ i &tZ7&pq\M JftA /a&A*u**c** y s ~£if *y$te x& tUj&IuJt ^Cic^cu, /$ct4U^e ^^£u£Ut v&tr it .*&• Mr j Zfa>tyb. — r„ * if ^ ^ °^r y, A« jfc/n^ryrx*/^ , -- dci4**S ^£+tct4w tvo 7H+fa> /fatyCC&j ff 'A'liuJlZ HzT A&P a a P -• | 'd*og fST3&+*2 ~ /7l+f-4*t£l*A $ s /&-££*<*/ ~£ f/ \2?*+*> z <> ^ fytps s «y-£e uc+^p % ,^9 ***t?3 0**y**’/r «&</ . A,***^s 3xv h>s *or4r& ‘^ C^u/-— fe &cUc&z y frO t£V MQUuUtfaut U tsCu&t/g / s LjO<t/j/'.C0ur <U-rtUfvJ, -u~* i#axinif-co*f ? u a j S><.j «=£©**. >. 4*y&w /f £(* l 3103^1 <33 31) Ufj cp^nuap. n+v+*4> f ft& do_~cta<\ fa —h i (2) �000529 Various . 3AM Sam , 14 M ontrose, Lloydbrook, 7847* 14-6-44. Com m ander net 3AM and oam e:to agreem ent about m eetings w ith bin and LEO N onoe a m onth. N ext m eeting set for lb.9.44 at £1 ofolook| D om inion Boulovard {opposite the W indsor H otel) in M ontreal. 10.7774 to dlaauaarc^x0 1. m *o prepares the passporta, that.is w hat kind of people. Are they possibly 614 ahoem akes who disappeared (l i teral l y ^^nt^ninder) several years ago • 1 ^r ; •* s £• To take m oney to the m eeting. In the future m eetings and extra calls w i l l takafelaoe in Toronto at £1 o*clook in the apartm ent. passw ord lMN calla the telephoneM idw ayWoS of doctor HARRI3, £79 C ollege St., Toronto. "Iw ant to say hallow to m AN K". After this LEO N goes to the m ooting in Baton*s store (oorner of C ollege and Young) ERIC calls (Invites) through SKELTO N. 13.9.44 To LEO N 330 dollars for SAM R eceipt for £00 dollars obtained, LEO N has 130 dollars in oaah. 4.10.44 SAM said that he had handed over the m aterials °iyZ^orto ERNST, that he w i l lnot obtain them , he asked to 4vy ^ *aTl ae* naked for naeting through FO O TEn. : B.12.44 .-departed. — W at 11.12.44. Set for 16.12. In r tow n O t 21.00 SAUK. BET ^4. ', Of, w\- v Isr* ‘^A/ " * <*Ca 'c % % 3103*1 (33-0n �000530 r" \r fyp’turt'f <24 u *q . /tf+upC+Hyt-s P+** &4S VU4 Ap4*H*f**^e +4y fM*f+4<MC9% ^Uc^UlS ‘ ' ^*V*7L-A> *W«-£< H$ ^ ^T-« &*-£&»*£ ■£ ° '*?*- • <2-4^ UtS «f<,U4%{Ute yiciau, y * ’*?$**'■+- y^S pli* sk fruj % •V- :V/^- SLJ1 !-Jl M t* - | '/ fl*Sf*JuMZ4 - 0 r..._ |L_ %,L... ... :.. f ‘^L foiALjJttJ-UMs a£c*$€f€*c£ A fJ^.<***4m rttyOccyUfCUcVf fr044*CkJt£4tcJ fa £__ ~.4o‘txr Y0*1 jf V<*^°**^ ML^ ^ ^~ <9 - ^/>„ ^ 2 0 >7 4 U£J XfycftLi+t ^ i; ti •• ' . * “*****“ 2/<~^ / ,+J^J7 ■ ?■ Vf £ &• : '9rXM44<AA» ?%/f. Wy !**• . u £*m fCr-uv) i*o^> f C^-0-»-fc^ i-Kt- /**^< We d('c+-e - d^-t: 4-t*/. 21.30\ t- /. (2) 3’C3*1 <33/01; �000531 Ihanded over £00 dollars. The passport— (that is the fi rstline at the top of the page. The second to the ninth lines are oovered by a notes w hich says:-) U rgent csll-of Sam , is being accom plished through the optioal doctor H Akftls , who lives at 279 C ollege St., Toronto. LAM 0NT rings the doctor en telephone - M idway 90*53. Pass-w ord - *1* w &t to say hallow to TR AN K"• This m eans, that the m eeting (contaot) "w ill>ta3ce place in the region (vicinity) of the hospital behind EATO Nfo store, w hich is on the oorner of Tonga - C ollege St. at £1.30 ' Q ,r Sketoh as opposite. To take up the question of receiving evidence of naturalization and m arriage. £0.1.45. M issed, set for 7.3.45. N ext (m eeting) 15.6.45. £1.30 Som erset and oorner of the park, In reserve £1.6.45. C all now * at the hospital. 3.7.45# - took plaoe out of tow n about the passport. Everything norm al. Plaoe - at the dootors. given out - £00 dollars. Aocount system of 5.7.43. 17.7.45. - next (m eeting) at the apartm ent of the dootor tim e £1.00 V/. of 17,7.48, Took place norm ally. 1.8.45. In M ontreal at the corner of Sherbrook • - -> - a j '»•••. ‘ * and G uy near the M edioal Art Pldg. % -c; Tim e £1.30. ^l In Te s e rva V-£.8.45. at the same pla oe a nd the same time . ‘‘Wo, 3103-1 (93/01) �•'O 000532 > (Translation of text ooTered by the note*) fy. Handed orer 200 dollars* Tbs passport has haen detained. The form s w aro badly fi l l ed In. O n th# 16*12 ho w i l lgiro new © nea.'16*12 at 21.00 Inot (him ) norm ally*' Ha gar* the;hew form s* Vo agrood on the transfer of IR N 8T/ 1 gave the oontaot w ith HAT KAN TZlTO AlJt«^(prohahly naans HIO HTIHO ALB) Im ade (him ?) acquainted w ith doctor HARRIS HENRY* Isat the next (m oating) for 20*1*45 at 21*00 at the old plaoo near the hospital I fdoctor HARRIS does not change It* i % 3 503-1 <33/01/ �UQ/CS) l-CO i £ ?g*Wv. . .. . I ^J5 S C^i. (yyv* ptjf £rr*? 77 «• +»■*■*■>>■?****-& i^yy ?• ft +*?*« »y%*J'a2*+&*t i ^'V>*+*9+t )i£ rrt+tg &vtf >**02 ’//’>C^ VQ V *»»****£/ * -?^*Jo&rr3 <j *2>> ^ rfat^nry & (b+rrTrrrtf^it) ; >9 W^ ot*a ^T* ^ 1 ^4 ^/ ■« •»>•? »g ■yr>’^y /• yptrr^ r ; : ’ _-» zf t^n ’+*> -•vo-v >vty 6»»» »><y *as -pm7» »,<lX- *+*?** *> TTy^T-irjy**^-vyy~j >■■> ■ - C-'/c 'V. 'e / • ♦ ^/H- -i 4v/»W ^^7' *> >rv ■Tpwyz , >r~+£<?-/ +~*~& ~ tfO-s r' **s ' $}?1 » on-a^^c ry^a ^ •*£-£rx/£^r'fjf l6M/*4 j£r'' 02 W‘^ ’u"a J ix » j » ^ • ' '*^’‘~y 4 *Oy~r ^.1/ '<£*' ji ~* s cW 8SS000 ■'O' +++ -^yy^o rrTWrt ^(^r?**7-t79^7y**t**Tf ) T»y>7\.--y>-^-T»>yi »v looming 'JTVTHf' •ShZSi* 40 c'S iaifHVWs i ^.o/ O' ‘&T0*+>~7&*/:'1*L-rt+44^ *7- �■■S"' 000534 tfaak fZ of "15,6.45" FRANK* 2 cop. Flaoed (set) io,6,4¥ o• C c to •H 0 uo '■ h ; ; I • i ! I 7- 5*€ •i-i e pq'SS mu At the present tim e >we w ould w ish to know w ith m or we i, u, kBM fiiiAM )| and i t is therefore det ailregarding V2ALE desirable that you enlighten us in w ritten form for the noxt m eeting 115, f , 49) on the follow ing ques tionsf ' 'Q a , * 'Gs >y «’ S'a © e » «H 1, O n the basis of previously ooram unicatod data regarding A.N , VEALE (fin Englishm an), we know that up to 1342 he w orked in the m cteo-service of the R oyal M ilitary Ai r Foroes in C am bridge, Aftor this he w ent to C anada on a scientific m ission. Before his departure YKALH , allegedly (apparently), re ceived instructions from his director (in the sense that he handled YEALE. Trans, note) to m ake contact w ith your corporation. 4» • b. I fthese data are confirm ed then try to draw YEALE out in frank conversation and put the straight question to him ; W hat does he w ant from you. u 4* 0*0 o <jS: 5f ^4^ 4 3103-1 {33/01) v' / k"o a. D oes YKALS actually w ork in the m eteo-service of the R oyal M il itary Ai r Foroe in C am bridge and * has his m ission (sojourn) in C anada direct (obviously a w ord is m issing and is probably connection* Trans, note) to his acrvlce in England, �Uo/ce) i-coio (3) 9) * % 4; mi ;i ^ ^>y3T»-yyT^y-^ >7 '*h&3/WrZ> >7 /7’»)/T>'<^»^»»^ <*vy 'pj*j 'S w <zs7*Jh>/f > o **rr*y>'i • *^r>- i 0^1 ~r>1 C7> *- '^5^2 _rc° -p ■ <oZ°k£ '*?y '* * ■£***£■ rn?6 *'*£'6^^ ^ /<;v " 4/ - —* / -“'&7*~zrp~arr*~rx> — &p~r>zstr7/7 ! : <p ***-4-j ! — £^3/ -S> **^>r >7 d .# - • !»«,. S*ZP S rrr^nJTT~& 9 dr&~9^2 £rrz 2?~ry4> ' ^ <P- '"’V sssooo • ? — <s �1* 4$ 4- o o o r? 3 •) Vf o* If, however* i tdevelops Is the oourae of conversation that VBALB refers to his oorporatlon relationship and to the order of his director in England that he was supposed to tie-up w ith the C anadian oorporation* then l ethim give the nano of that poraon who gave-him those orders. ^ 0£ /' w>:r d« D on’ ttake any m aterial from VBALB and don*t show any interestIn any infor m ation he Blight give you. ctW .' ! | !! I At the present tim e he is w ork- 8. C om m unicate how the m atter stands w ith the fulfilm ent of the form er assignm ent for lng M aritim e >8taff. He has Lieutenant Shugar. 'consented to w ork for us hut w ith special caution. Be has keen under observation. ; ; From the college 3. W hat about m atter w ith C aptain G otholl he is being trans- (Kingston)* w here he Is right now and Is ferred to a train- there any possibility that we could use lng detail In him in our w ork. British C olum bia on political ideas(?} Be is in prooess of . %?V*r*A•e>. -' W .M / % 3 * G 3"1 (33-01) % �A 000537 -3- > ~(q V Hs i^j. ***C>>'C*4*^*jC**{0*>40>*£l^ I U: I ?'■1 ■ ! i ► —- - £> Ctc+'ts ifi &1 i-4-A-vt*.<^ • .., ; 4 /ye -e \ \ ^ VJL ___ \C^]U^^ ^t6^-<4i4>L «-<i ^cV2Av"^ - ''A-^ • .* ^L? •t %! *•'■■-. ,^-o * »-£<urj ~ y, ^*-r || - '- AA: -A AAv AA- ( ill i• ^ pv U ^/,r ^^v ^/^£>/^.--'^ ‘v^. '*■' c s c ^0/ <^c„ /C^LS ^ji 4. ^c^u>r ^ &~C s&i&f I i ^ '^%s . ' i ' %%; _r™ ■ ^ p*c^s. ? 29* ?*h ^ <? 4.$v+i T°-" *** ( £? )<*£ **L42 *S~£ti(t «. f. v«Ac C Aa ^ * /iyfls &'Xr j(^&'^£. is tJ * % f (2) 3 *03-1 <93.'D!) �000538 v. . ' v~) i , j | Everything w i l l be olarlfied in July and August sines at the present tine a change is being m ade in the staff of the offioers of the line. 4* Kara wo the possibilities of developing our w ort in the M inistry of N ationalD efence, in the M inistry of Aviation, in the M inistry of Kaval Fleet or even In their m ilitary staffs* At the present tim e these fields are very interesting to us and we w ould like to have you expend your m axim um efforts in this direction.„ P.S. 1. R egular m eeting 17.7.43* em ergency 84.7*45 at 9t30 In the evening in your city in the sam e piece.(next to the hospital). The D ootor knowa« ^ y 2. After reading burn. o f 3*03-1 <33C i} �is" . jfliUtg: *v ■ u * i/ou+KJ+Att'., &Uu a U4 «**■ &y*f**<***<%+fffijr*?****4#*/1 tfc ***e“cC/ ***«***- Uiz s u /k Lc * it <gati#4Z4r*e 6*je l j /rous y<A*+44C- ^ 7. O rT' cSS. Jiy ^ s AJ^a u^q ^u/^0 ^90 i^c ^ yya+Ttf^^r C^^rw'/mC. \ /f^**^^u/ ;; 6 '' A-iJk^W- e ?Z*ym ****£/ G*tru/AU*±±UJe ~ ■ J'^• ttU£*4*a/jU&'~AJCLfCr* - *4£*S o /<&>7+ S t*<y*S i f Gfrt>%y/r'S44x«jLm tea::-.. !r*- "- .■ p\ JlfrfL+JUut tjc*/ ** GA C^e ^s o • ■„ ••' °^; c*5?^%v ;_. .'; <9. J&t-n^CtL£*'Acs qyu^ h : ■ 000539 *7V fir?w^yA> Qrao^yn*, /dt&Mno ■■ /Mu 4«C/ *. v. " ‘ V* - r*’ - '. •• £f? < *■;' /t T ■C*4*~*f<4€At*~ • W £4s 4<iAt+u±C. . - 6^~r~~*Zr- \ S '’" , ; £ iM /^c^cc^i a ■ **• ^ . *U&t*e opt*S *- ■ - ytAfcCUA/Gutf fgU(L*4)UK/*±±uf 0%^t*uc ^e ******,**^, OryS *^, ■ j^AU*0MA. . /ro<*rU/Js u-tmc. C. V C &ny=>t+ « (*A^ tIL*fo MtS *SCL~ **^**^2? fr-e u*faujD V A€*Jt44*tjL v 6itjtjou*LC- *S ottou*f /5c Cptus m+n fuuUmc *> CUt/fs . kj e JtyjuA+is -s i }$**&*. *f*t+ G ^ccy<jRc<4ttp CyUAXt^ c ^tu/ r \f, t *.' • ! ^ * tyvyiAuf c l ^u u J Q c/oJvw fdU*+vy) 9AMU<^0 <ptA^^ CLuX K—- & ffo/ ^tT, (2) 31C3-' {33-0!) �000540 ) TASK #3 Of "1-8-4S " 1* The requirem ents (qualifloetions) w hich an illegal m ust satisfy-Jnationalltyi citizenship, profession! education, know ledge of languagest fam ily and financial standing* eto*) 2• M eans oflegalization {organization of trade eBtabllshm entaictO enter'ther firm as partnerf enter som e offloe os an em ployee* to join the arm y as a roluntee^l/^ ) 3* D ocum entation w hiohotfce Jtllegalm ust have• (passportt Tarious kinds O f certificates, inform ation (w ritten), letters of recom m endation etc) % 4* The m ost adm issible m ethods of illegal entry* 0* Aosuranoe of living quartors and finances for the period of acquainting the Illegalw ith oonditlons on the spot* 6* O utw ard m anifestation of channels of English governm ent influence on C anadian forlegn policy* 7* The conditions of entry into the oountry and m oving about in the oountry* 8* The oonditlons of aocllm ation and living in the country* 9* M ethods of w ork of oounter-eopionage* The organization of organs of oounter-espionagef federal and provincial* 3*03-1 i'33'Cn �000541 i /6.^.vr ! i I /* i M^tP CJ^uyj /-«-*■ e. *< fT>' /*£***<? ^C^O ty7/>*e *-4ic*Aj : fas tts frctfoA-**^^ *:i- (2-<£> €->-«? •*> - j?—?tt<*f'~cf p*e**A0> %: ■'■.-.>;C/'>;:< /2 % /£>tt't4^L*£+- jpCP~*C gf <* />7#U> - I I ■e* nc-s^o^ ' * " -1* -%' .' ,* •<**' ■■„ ^ ^9 .V'^; i ^yw^c^Zt^f / <2 -6 ’-T y «*42 ~2<p &&&<*&*&*■ *■<*-<-*?- *--ii ',, ■ g >^fr t/ ^ AZcU^re ^cO ! - ■e ** ,.? /C%; % • ,--------- > 1___ ■ /*<**• o' 'O' - '°X>f^pPf>4 g <* % ► . ■, **Z*-<> ... _ . -^Ct^o . ^=r. (2) 3103* f {93/01) �000542 > ASSIG HM ZHT G IVEN 16-6-45 1* W rite the report on docum entation of passports and other docum ents pointing out by you (Frank) who eoncretely does such things-# ^/. £• W hat docum ents ban he prepared and received .tern** you. 'to . 3# G ive the oom plete oharaoteriotic of Prom etheus show ing the duties of the departm ent In w hich he w orks in the W ar N aval Fleet and also w rite down biographioal facts ascertained about his hom e and offioa w ork, his address and his telephone num ber. • ) 4. Suggesting plaoe of w ork Pronet w ould w ork in case of dem obilisation# 8# Tour possibilities on the rem oval of people in the G eneral Staffs of the Arm ed Foroes# S ?Q ' « r.M V 3103-1 (33.0*) CSy? % �000543 *Vs V\.V .1 O •' ' ' • . ■ * \ * - t- > ■*. ■W ‘ ^ -: i rvc- v' ,VV»I 11 v^ . >w..v'. : ■&■ . • . O'.-. ■' -Mm’. I I* ■ ■Vi; ;• -: •_ ■' 1 few.' ' ■■;:■■■;-■■ •: . ' ,V* ■; »;* • ■: f ■;■ i ; ’ \ v* ! \ : U 3:03-1 (23/01; $ �000544 KAPTCTCKA nETA. N>- O' :? ■ 1 • SaHKJiMH, KUg^ Qttie crBO^ > * (> o, w 8. IIC0BAOHM14 1)AHIT?0HTH SMITH. ^A/, 0^ ^C V■ ; *'f£ / O'. ; -, H-ttlS BADEAU » 3. C K&xtoro Bp 0140 HH B C0TH 4. Aflpoc: а) CjiyzoCHUft __________________________________________ б) ^OUamHHft (Om * 5. U0CTO pafiOTH K AOJJXHOCTB i J- 3A . 14~ .W A//^ r 4. // ./.y < Ha^HO-Hcc^Bjoi;aTO.ii>cK;;ii CoBBT.PajiHQ OTite jte ns io. Pa6oTa0T Hav^Him c o t p v j ih h k o « t « h ,?.o h o p . 6* UaTepKSUiBHK0 ycJiOBKH I Cjiagoo.nojryHae T o k o j io d • MOCKU. HyB^aaTCH B napHOAHMOCKOri* ZlOMOmU BKorpa gmooioie ^aHHue t B03pacT 33ro;;a f I o h iio b . av c* *A.;u^ v ^ ' Os , h mo o t no oSpaaoBaHHK pa ,;ito A*yx a ®t o :1( kh bbkbp* ■ TEAEJOJI Em CO. * B IXirTTiSAJW. OAHOMy 6.ij t , AP'/rony 6 m©- PaooTzui a HayuHou coaeTe i J ita cTonnoe Dpewn paooTaoT S Cx?^/^0-» -UajrwKO- MCC.TOAOBaTOJIbCKOU COE.0T0 B 0TTAE2. Is ^O a , a xjioit,» ;pAE0^Il2:-nP0rPiiCC;i3II0rA nAPTK;: ", b paOoTo Q9/' <a ^7>>; 0/ ; 0* ko t o po npwHjf- aKTff&Koe y^a cTito. Ivopono Ha crpoe H u Ha u. C bojia mm xejtaHweM ,, ! % %*O*i0Typa6oTaT b Ha na c. 1 m % v„_ i : (3) 3103-1 j33:'CM) �-n, 000545 REGIS TRATION CARD 1. Last nam e, given nam e and patronym ic - D aruforth Sm ith 2. Pseudonym - "Badeau" 3. Length of tim e in net 4. Addre aa IS • Bus ine s s -ute ' - O/c Hom o - (O ttbw b )3-5870, 145 Ste. M ario (H ull) ‘ . 3. Place of service and duties •.Scientific resenroh, R esearch r; -C ouncil, R adio D ivision, ^cl'vv^^-^atif^iD C ta^alstant engineer. 6. M aterial agreem ent - (financial) -W eek. R eoeivos around $300 a m onth. N eeds per iodic help. De ta ile d biogra phica l informa tion ^Cn^S % •____________■ 3503-1 {93-01) Is 33 years old. H as tw o children, one six years, other six m onths. By profes sion, radio engineer. N orked in the Scientific C ouncil of the Bell Telephone C om pany in M ontreal. At present tim e w orks in the Scientific R e'search C ounoll in O ttaw a. He is m em ber of the "Labor Pro gressive Party". Ho takes an active part in i ts w ork. Very sym pathetic to us. H as a great desire to w ork for us. �’~'V 000546 XOR BCTPEZh. Na-lP- npHue ^aroie Coaepaarote BCTpera n,n. /. S , 4r - KC4 »u. f /tt4*C***~+*> *~VV €**~z 044«t-^ Au* L* <^6 JfU4**«*C * A-U+-* t>p^« .-■■■ ^ «< Ca 44 , 4f /yicflL^C c /^r^5^, *£*//*-?- 7~>Ck X ^»iU itf '9^> f*-t**f #<**+# w •4'frt''0** < fey toe* /9 £Xo**£is ,^ **p^^ty^e o**6*+^*-**t *&$^s /^tA< h*p*t%A*7C44*AA.x2j 2. \>i »•) [%•£• tfS* <f*&++Co . T*o++c& -c>^-r> ^ ^ ^ C*^C~C£* . yb % O-^tM x. cxC«-</ f* tf-*<j£jCr/ ;p* «> «* /bU^»cc (3) 3103-1 <33/01) �000547 P corns?, o? C ontents of M eeting Ko » 1. mc t t ih o 8*7*40 N otes A m eeting to get aoqualnted w as arranged by Back# H e givea a good Im pression. He oonduoted him self/rery cautiouely, a l i t tl e oow ardly. He brought m aterial on radio locators (radar);to be photographed. He w ants to w ork for us and prom ised to do everything that he y*oan. " ' ; He lives in H ull in a separete l i t t l e vi l lage. Asked about independent photograph ing and eonneetion viith Parloy* For datai l a see telegram dated 6*7-43. G ave a hundred dollars. T!e took the m oney readily. In tim e to oom e9 he m ight be a group leader* ) R egular (m eeting) not agreed upon. He w i l l m aintain eonneotlons w ith Back. G iven spoo ls 1 assignm ent (see enolosed). 2. 18-6-45 U rgent m ooting on photographing. He Just returnod from the U nited States. D idn’ t bring anything; for the next m eeting, he wi l lbring his account of tho tri p to the U nited States and other m aterial w hieh we designate. He oould not take any photo graphs. He hss only a photo, apparatus and nothing m ore. Re gular (s e ating) - 26-6-45 Ple oe - Hull > 3103-1 {33-C5: �o. 000548 WHP- n»n» npMuexiaHMe Cojgeps aHMe BCTpe*n> J. LtpS UA+i" f“e He t<* f<r?ft^C , M 4 uyf >y **4*u i K*>^<4.<*Cc***tl^ ptis f Us C 6 ++*^/'**3 yC<s C~+&* «'"* *♦ ** *^ *" **+'**> ^ „ ■ > ’ &B-U* i f+Mtoxvi ***** * • tn*yu> h . „S T) ^Zut-ogutt - tuu -Ccfc Jc+ '^■■■< / *****+<*ys +*c* . . <c» ^ fH* ~ P jp */ &***• ^ ~;'%____ 'tCwLp/L-Ks t*’ " : ! 2 c. jg'Mr *<+ j *+*? (?% T--ffl “ 2(£". 3.^ ^ i 4 2ZJ&& £**&+ ^ < * I frUgs +J-oO /OOffS j} , I (Pz fyttfU+t ! 1 >^'Z^^vt/-C<Xe 6 j 0 Ofye~'C4^i*<P~* pj£j-Q+++ £‘6#+'C4*+~*a I^.r r ( t*A*+t - . I i.Qv.C-ic. . ^9 <* /^JHL-C^c ^ j'f^j-^ .... . %! ^ 'floats }fp***1s ^ i.,9 I hcoxj 3~3> 2 ^0 / /**>1t^U. I , /lt&/^ty *)£rt'£: s ir < O tlr-9 £d'X*i~l", ! <-•* - r l* C- C / is t^s V /& &T *Z~ a~*\4 JRJ57. ||fj^ •• . a^k.,f£@ fQ $3*~ V*‘ ■■': * S td$$t0*U<Z !*c *Os t*~> Cwe p+U*,. •• \» 3103-1 {33'01} t^VV>VWt^ ^ d^/ '- 1 /Qs O N___ ■ (3) �000549 > 3. £3-0-43 R egular (m oating), everything norm al* H anded over a large quantity of radio literature and varioua reports, al ltold about ten books. There w as on aw ful rain# He cam e, how ever, gave notice that in future he w ould not com e during such kind of w eather — not naturally. He gave notice that he w as going on a tw o-w eeks' vacation. -/ r Q /A W as given the assignm ent'on rod io m aterial and other things. {Sea as- The m eeting to return the rcnterial wi l lbe on 26-3-45 on the com er of O sgood And C um berland (t) at 22:00. 4. 26-0-43 M eeting to return the l i terature. Everything norm al. Give n $100 R egular (m eeting) through Back Agreed upon a passw ord for urgent m eeting! v > Brent w i l lcallby telephone (w hom ) 3-5870, and after talking a l i t t l e w hile, he w i l lsay at the end wM ary sent her love for your childran". . This w i l lm ean that the m eeting w i l l take place at 2l!00 on the corner of Borr and r*t*' U orie. i t Bad w i l lw alk dow n from Barr on ste. KarTe on the l eft side. ! >- nip. ' O k , *’ A0> 'V % ! l : 3103-1 (93*01) �000550 £LL ! /i>y, /2> u^ot^a. /?**??> : I q. pAvi>& J bcs W^'<2f a. I t^a^e - #>*- /Ije ^cas z &^t (^o4s ^JC^~C<^c> C opilc^ $>£&'{/iOM o^, //0~^i'filjL*C*>&s c,<2-^? C^-c^ Cs 'g ;'-O u*^**-J~**^t^ Pce -fruiT <ip ery*Z<? fo u^TU. f'p^l-o fco jf-dst,r^A V> i>ti K \Yu <$(_ dz +ts *s j ^*4^ X^7 r^« ^o , As p j^rx^K^r j > Ni •V <*« \ 1 c ^J a . e a^f-^C fopP^a^-LS U4**<*t^t4c*Pie S Xq u *&a U H* tfc^<^<s *eAe-<>--«^-**' '&*&- •t's * $*tf'/Uiru# • - ^ *tyu e ^cp^U^ **-*«*'&*% %ro <feSt% U 5? ^ 6'« < vr —^ ^ ^P } i I •°* ^4S^ %' ^ ’ HJO lZ*cue-~ t* US * &>&«,^C4<jt ^tt&HAXLr JjZ^Pc^f - C4 l >&&S '-C* &*?'$). Jwtb \fAxLu, / 3103*1 {33.-01; U2-pX-^-*^ 2 'C '4&U* {3; �‘~r. j J: ' Iflf* ■ • m 000551 * r. iHil: P5 ! ASSIG NM ENT ( BADSATTi G iren 5-7-45 1* In tho m onth of,Xttna»*1948, tho m ilitary air power' of.Canada in,connection w ith Photographio Besearoh C om m ittee'as w ell as w ith tho O ptloe'Q eotlon of,tho N ational R eseeroh C ounoil oarrlaa pn'taatB W lth a now photo flash bom b bursting * w hich had a 750 m illion oandle power and speolal lenses for night aero photography* W e w ould like the anaw or to the follow ing questionst. .. , t:. fiw .•> •" a* O f w hat la the com position w ith w hioh,the bom b is fi l l ed oom posod and i fpossible w rite i ts form ula* J ; ; ! b* W hat area of surfaoe Is l i tby the flare of this.bom b end the dura-> tion of.buraing of the bom b* • • - _ : ■ i e* - The m axim um height from w hioh oan be taken praotioal photographs w ith the aid of this bom b* i d* W hat do the new photographic lenses represent and give teohnloal foots (focus* light* and so forth)? ■‘%Qi % % r'' 3103-1 (33 01) �000552 /^Co^ (2<P >r? ^U<ruo P^/T s O t?0 'tCAs ^As ^^-^ ’&£>-&£*-' ^JA & (P (T T^C^e ^r J-r- P^L-jp/D '<A:,.^r; * (^V«-***V«*^-*W g \,' ^ Is s O’t^? 0- '■* / <-. ^ <? **$/}*4+ • ~Z*£s<si. &, v a' ft .^r *■**’■- • a A* tcX^&P - ",\ jft&tC&iS - ;/v 4 i' N.:; 7~Vos -f e*t4tk£S ‘ ^-M. j ,.s' Hs aS -C(csis>+-f* ~s US tS S s O1** (i C 'S l a S S S C-l s Csss-*•SSsK~&-& • <^M^53P S ^&S s S LrftUS -/—tTtlus * fs t*friiS ts 5^s c. 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(send-) ing and .receiving radio bulbs for L-3 and L-larid thei r technological m anufacture• ^4:-: Z. The sam e about bulb "4 J-33". el d of radio looatora 3. New Tort in the fi (radio) for anti -ai roraft arti l l ery and planes w ith L-3 and L-l . i 4. W hat does the T-R sw itoh represent on L-3 and L-lw ave? . 5. Types of radio antenna for L-3 and L-l s being done on the seoond fl oor 6. W hat i of the"Boyd Station"? There is supposition that they are testing i nfra red rays and are w orking out radio installations. G ive a m ore detailed teohnioal descrip tion of "Ap/AR S-10". 3103-1 {33-'01) �KJ*-. * '■.Xs 000556 i1 SS--E*”. js vf.\ «,• *: *r~. * j * L -., « JpES^*. ;c.,j. , .. <:>-5.-:v- • ' <*■«■« ■'■*■' fl^?r 'fiP m i ¥* -2- vUi «* *a HR4&fe <:■■:; ’, .A ■* . U^'jts O--£s ~~ ■‘■ ' ^» r & 3 . AcA*** -tie JpilL fat*<*««*+ Ac£ +4<**•+*«■»/7^^< -t: c^r^J #; iwyj^r ^, jFc? SSS. -■ •as®-.-- .4 ■ ■i-. ^ fistic-. J M&S S . . I I Qo i • . ^ v. (30 i 3103-1 (93/Cl) �000557 Q. In tho latest literature on theso point out their trade nark* , >. N otes! 1* W herever possible, get sam ples of radio bulbs# i 2# \ i: D ocum entary m aterial is im portant to us for photographing# 3. I fyou do not have the possibility to answ er several of these questions on speolal aotlvenoss, donft oom e# ( * 4# After having read this, burn# f 1 i ?- ;% i '•k tx ’<>"; • /J UV.* ->v'; i 1 i jO >? 'Xt *s MS 3;03-1 (33/01) ^ �(ic.se) i-sois % ...... 'V •~cv '■<0 r;/ CO • .* H Q: ■V' •i ,1*. ! ; ! •" % i .1 : i /r V' ~?w? hy ,*« •<* ^ J -V > ‘-v ,; ;r.\ /C< '<2 -9>^r?joo •j'd ) dyy~vyj? ~>t& 0-*ra^ Z^+TyryiA^/ <yvf cy^y t -?-T>^r>rryi'£ 7 z .e y>vh/ •mz r*9*rr >i**r^ri(r+-tr>y j-'-t-**y>■*■&■ if .• ^y>^*~r^rvy?>lg+ y* _ _ msO-i* - •* _ r c^5» • ' S '? &;&/!?/ *7*00 /? O^W s mammmm 8SS000 1 & .* e/ 'oh o hi J '5'tf .;: €> •*'. n‘ ! y( �000559 i AflS IOHMTOT FOR BABBAtJ. fTDUBKR 3 C lran through Haok 6-6— 4b, O btain the follow ing literature for photo graphing! O L 14003, Son. 1403B, A.fl.V. 14040, B and NS 13960. i H otel i 1 I f the specified liaterial is bulky or i fi t is not convenient to take suoh a num ber of books, then the given num ber oan be reduced at your discretion, but everything m ust be very oereful# ! f f > \ V S. After rending bum * 1 Cte M .U, % % 5103-1 i33:-D1) V. �<100 560 ■*, ■■•■.#■ V*tfV -v ■-. ;«S . - ••. C^<^n^4^uo jJgS e r w >>? £fjp4A4* /**#%+*> ^rt. t ikj ; yTCV-yt*-*^k 4*<*£~ ~4 £~+-e> a „ J. /C I • • • ••■,/ Jc+4*r%+4 ’. P(ft&ty a Bio .-y : ''\m$^m ,«s ■ ^igum® m • •>-•<• • ;.: <vi»w&5 ki'Sfr>. ~£o- c iii ifig ^ ^ >V FjZiK***** *& gsSgg^ • 'V> > i# >‘%?1 X? •* ... •". . v.\$5? *V; ■ "H ;o %/So^ ^'■%,,. UP>^ ^ft /y#>, — %- • « $ &&&*, % *Qo Mv 3*03-1 (33-31) 'Xs *. �000561 ,n » S'- ;► s a s s iq n ms h t ■A £ y Olm pe rs ona lly to Ba da a u S 3-8-45 <»: ■:*> •v 1. 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