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c · . ti·oxted '.'.llt~ie liicholasen Sullivan, ake,. Anq • ..mE.'*. . ·:
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O!fle:r' 983~• '. ·~,i~Re !.nststt'd under: l'•·l L• 808 on appeal of .S,ec:t"etery- 0

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Me :-;r York,.. New York, captioned -.0 t•lfu+>1oe EJrlglish, Informetion
an ·~~~tor'tt1~ Speeiallst., Go~~~e·+ -. -: Appointee., D1 vision ot · · .
Pe so~~1 • .: ·~~iders:L SeQurlty ~~~~ - . :tf t Chicago. Illinola1-.,J#Jil•u . .
re .1.. e~t.s· .t,~a.. ·.~.•·•· Enc;lish l.'.r-as ver.i·· c o$e with one Moria .~e.. :Sl~oio"
By nie~~a11<.tu• elated J'anua:ey 5·. l · 5l• the Chllil'lllan, LQ1,a,~t7
Re ·1ew··aoaWi u•.· s. a1v11 se:rv1<ti' Gommisa1on. advised tha.' · :
th ,'. dis.po$ j.tion ot Maurice Engli ' hf,$ case '.t-ISS "'l1ilis f'ol'itl · ..
c~ eels. nUmher four on -the seJlle>. nd:tv1dual dated Decem.be~ a3·:.
19 2. Loyalty fteview Board stll·, J l9S case under consideration. ·»
Po your 1nformetion, the Loy8l tf ·Review Board on December 23. ·
19 2, h$d pr~viow,tly advised thsi i-1aar1ce English w~$ " E.' ilgi-ble
loyal:_t;v •." . (121-23573 seria! 27) · · ·
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an 1 BtU.ttmore (77•3 ) , i·ef'e~ tq · your respective f1le-s
Pe arding H~ren Wilhelm, etm Kiqesloy tlilhelm, Special
.I n ~.f---t.h~g-et,fl t'fbo 1s epparontly the

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Po:r the information olf the af'e>re-mentioned otf:ioes•
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t applicent-t11>e reporto rega~i.ng Warren Wilhelm we~&, .

t rw•rded b~ .t he Bureau. to the tl- ~- s.• Ct.Vil Service CQJYJmtsa1Qn
.f :r eons 1derat1on ~er EO 983$~: Bf meJQorandum date4 . ,
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b -~ ~~~,;~ d ~der ..the pro;vis~.ons o!f EO 10422. , :··" _.. \( .
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Departaent 'or State DENTIFICATION AND PERSONNEL DAT~
unde·~;-O/l0422
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FOR EMPLOYMENT OF UNITED STATES CITIZEN

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iH~CTIONS: Prepare in- quadruplicate. All section~ mu~t. be completed. Write "None" when applicable. Type all
ans rs. I! space not adequate· !or complete answers continue under item 23, and attach a supplemental sheet to this
!o '.i! necessary. All addresses must show stree.t.- nuinber, ;;t._reet, city, __and State.
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A~ ILast, !,t', middle!

HEIG.HT WEIGH_T. COLOR EYES COLOR .HAIR
Wi"lh" lm Maria ---- f
2. OTHER NAMES USED !Maiden name, names by !ormer mar-
riages, !ormer names chanied ega ~ or otherwise,
'8" 122 dk. brol'm
7, BIRTH DATE
dk •.brown
aliases, nicknames, etc. Sp 'fy w~ , and show 6. (Check wh_ichl I

dates usedl. DAY MONTH YEAR

0. SINGLE - 0 DIVORCED

maiden name--Maria de Blasio ~ MARRIED CJ WIDOWIERI 14. 5 1917

3. PRESENT ADDRESS DATES 8. BIRTHPLACE•ICity, county, State, and country!
807 Jackson St. Feb. 1951 to
Falls Church Va. a.ate Mew York, N.Y.
4. ALL OIHER ADDRESSES FOR PAST 15 YEARS fl] . 1
DATES
2917 Que St.• NW, Wash. D. C. , ; · Feb. 1950 to Feb. 1951
93 School St., Lexington, Mass. ~ Sept. 1946 to Feb. 1950
8316 Carey Lane, Silver Spring, Md. Dec. 1945 to Setp. 1946
c/o (['S. G. Smulkin, 7410 Alaska Av.NW,' Nov. 1945 to Dec. 1945
Waag DC, while waiting fpr apt •
.. 56 W :56 .st .. , ·_New 'York, NY: -I th;tnk fr,pm middle 1943, to
· "·'·" _.,,. : · .:· .. · No·v.".1~45~· Cant remember
~ · · -~ · ·. .. whew I moved. in •
.,:;6; .fost 79t~., .N.e>~ York, NY 1934 to time moved to 56th St.

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INDICATE WHETHE : • • . ' ·
~CJ NATURA'LIZATION' 0 11. IPdst_ or. 'l>resentl
.. • PETITION NO. SE~IA.L NQ. BRANCfl • " ~ROM IYr. I TO.IYr. I
DATE , ·' . ;, "• ·- . J., DATE
CERTIFICATE_ NO. ! ·. ,_' CERTIFICATE NO.
,PLACE

l2. ED~CATION IAll schools 'above elementary)

. NAME OF SCHOOL . -. --. • -, . • -, '· - ADDRESS FROM<IYt. I~ TO•IYr •. I DEGREES
A: B.Davis ·Hig.°h.' Sch. Moun1f·:vernon, · N. Y.· .. ,_; 1831 193 dip lorn
Smith College Northampton, Mass. ., 1934 1938 B.~.
II II

&dcliffe Ooiiege .. ~
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··Cambridge,
II ,. ·

Mass~.·~ :
. 1938
... 1947~
1939
1949
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13, EMPLOYMENT (List ALL employment dates including present employment and ALL dates and addresse~ when unemployed I
Give name under which .employed if different from name now used. '

DATE NAME OF EMPLOYER IFirrn or Agency! ' TYPE OP YORK ADDRESS REASON FOR LEAVING '
FROM-TO AND NAME OP SUPERVISOR (Where employed!
~~g.193 TIME,Inc. Content Peck editorial 9Rockef eller resigned
ec 194 ham & Emeline Nollen research laza, .NYC
ec COI later O~ ,overseas propaganda .fadison on loan to
ovl945 branch. Edd Johnson and analisis and 38th, then h State, be.:.
ed!tt~ij;t
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· Adrian Berwick . & Bway,, ..NYC oauseswanted
~~ ti. , QEPT. OF :JUSTICE transfer DC~
:; ~ b.e~ w1 th litisba .
·nov 194 · Public Liaison· D~visio )res'earch . Pa. Ave ~& .18th. ·
· jan 194 State Dept, Marg. Car~ I~ II J4AM'53 st NW, Wash.DC resigned
Retraining & Reemploy.:. ii~; tor , weekl;> FTC Bldg. resigned
ment Administration. L fAt.T-1~-g~~W8N Wash. DC
Raymond Henri
Setpl94 freelance for NEWSWEEK reporting worked at hom started full.
·septl94 Magazine (Tom Malley) and editing NEWSWEEK is in time ctudies
Houghton, Mifflin, Inc. _NY; HM,Inc. is
(Paul Brooks); and one · in Boston,.Mass
piece research for Wash
.. office New Republic •
Sept 19 7 to Bee. 1949 was study ng at Radclif e College
1950 to
Oct. 19 O was hoqs.ewif~

Octl950 International Bank for . editorial . J.8:J,8. H Sji NW . ----

t~ dat~ econst~uction & Develop.:. Wash. DC -'
· m~nt· (Leonard Rist)

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14. FOREIGN COUNTRIES VISITED !Since 19301 IBxclnsiTe of military serTicel

COUNTRY DATE t~PT USA DATE RETURNED USA PUR_PoSB

Mexico ---"Feb 1941 March 1941 vacation

Cuba Nov 1942 Nov or earl vacation
Dec. 1942
France,Italy,Englan June 195 July 1952 vacation

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 15." ARE •yo~ NOW, 01l ijAVB' YOU E ~ A MEMBER OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OR Y~UNIST OR FASCIST-ORGANIZATION?
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Answer •Yes• or •No•
16. ARE YOU NOW, OR HAVE YOU EVER BEEN, A MEMBER OF ANY ORGANIZATION, ASSOCIATION, •MOVEMENT, GROUP, OR COMBINATION OF
PERSONS WHICH ADVOCATES THE OVERTHROW OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL FORM OF GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES, OR OF ANY
ORGANIZATION, ASSOCIATION, MOVEMENT, GROUP, OR COMBINATION OF PERSONS WHICH HAS ADOPl'ED A l'OLICY OF ADVOCATING OR
APPROVING THE COMMISSION OF ACTS OF FORCE OR VIOLENCE TO DENY OTHER PERSONS THEIR RIGHTS UNDER THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE UNITED STATES OR OF SEEKING,TO ALTER THE FORM OF GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES'BY UNCONSTITUTIONAL

MEANS? • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • --~_._n..,1n.._.=-------
Answer •Yes• or •Ho•
17. IF YOUR ANSWER TO QUESTION 15 OR 16 IS "YES", STATE THE NAME OF THE ORGANIZATION, DATES OF MEMBERSHIP OR ASSOCIA-
TION, AND EXTENT OF PARTICIPATION. IF YOU DESIRE TO EXPLAIN THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF YOUR MEMBERSHIP YOU MAY USE THE
SPACE UNDER ITEM 23 OR ATTACH A SEPARATE SHEET OF PAPER.
NAME ADDRESS FROM TO OFFICE HELD

18. MEMBERSHIP IN OTHER ORGANIZATIONS (List all organizations in which you are now a member or have been a mE111ber,
except those which show religious . or political affiliations. I
NAME ADDRESS TYPE · FRO~ TO.. OFFICE JISLD
NY Ne-wspaper Guild~ CIO NYC
Sept 1939 .!Jee for a time trade union
. 1941 organizing
chairman TIME
Unit.
Local 201,UFWA, CIO NYC ~rade union About Jan. Pres. for
) 1942 to Nov. 2 terms.
. . 1945
I believe Ipaid due·s few months to a UFWA local in Wash. DC when trans.:.
ferred to State Dept. in Nov. 1945. Attended one meeting. I think uniom
hanged name about that time, and I dropped out approx.·Jap. 1946.
~ Progressive Citizens of/ Boston, don 1 t know how o6t.1946to none
America( now defunct) . , Mass it would be de- Dec 1947
signated
Americans for Demo.Action WashDC II~ II II March 1950 none
19. RELATIVES (Parents, spouse, divorced spouse, children, brothers, and sisters,uliT'iii~~o~ dead. Name of spouse
should include maiden name and any other names by preTious marriage. I
RELATION NAME IN FULL AGE ADDRESS c COUNTRY OF PRESENT
BIRTH CITIZENSHIP

·husband Warren Wilhelm .... 35 · 807 Jackson St. USA American

Falls Church, Va.
II II II II
'SOn Steven Wilhelm
father John de Blasio n )8 316 West 79th St. Italy American
New York, N.Y.
,mother
. Anna' Briganti de dead
) . II II '
· Blasio
sister Mrs. DorothY. Braver }l c/o Venezuelan Supplr
, · Co-. , :Apartado '1871, .USA Ametaican
Caracas, Venezuela
sister Miss Yole de Blasio 33 Via Paolo Frisi 24 USA American
Rome, Italy __
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20, REFBRE NCES IName three -persons, not relatives or employers,- who are well-acquainted-with you)
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ADDRESS YEARS KNOWN
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caarl es .P.otter
. Gunston Ra..- Alexandria, V~
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Sen. (R.)
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Ferdinand Kuhn 3116 Cathedral Av.NW,Wash DC nine
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Mrs~. aorinne ·Schel·ling · 5470 30thSt NW, Wash.DC 'l seven
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2J •. HAVE- YOU
EVER ~BEN ARRESTED,_.INDI~TBD, OR SUMMONED lN!O COURT AS A DEFENDANT IN A CRIMINAL ~ROCEEDlNGk OR CON~
VICTBD, FINED OR IMPRISONED OR PLACED ON PROBATION IN CONNECTION WITH SUCH A PROCEEDING; OR HAVE YOU VER BEEN
ARREST ED OR REQUIRED TO DEPOSIT BAIL OR COLLATERAL FOR THfllc)'IOLATION OP ANY LAW, POLICE REGULATION OR ORDINA«CE
' ,:rn~CLU DING MI NOR TRAFFIC YlOJ,ATIQNSI?...... • ·, - _ 'I i~
· Answer •Yes• or •No: •
IF YOUR ANSlig R IS "YES" LIST ALL SUCH CASES IN ITEM 22, .IN EACH CASE GIVE: J 1 I THE CHARGE OR NATURE OF THE OF-
· · FBNSB; · (21 TH E DATE; 131 THE PLACE WHERE ARRESTED; (4) DISPOSITION OR THE PENALTY IMPOSED, IF ANY. • ·

22. ARRESTS (Inc lude all arrests and fines other than minor traffic violations)
CHAR GE DATE PLACE WHERE ARRESTED DISPOSITION
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CERTIFICATION
NOTE: The original copy must be signed by the person named in item 1 on this form.
I certify that the above information is correct and canplete to th~ best of my knowledge and belief.

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SIGNATUR~

GPO· 83 ·A 772.3
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Departaent State or · DENTIFICATION AND PERSONNEL DAT~
under E.o. 10422

FO~ EMPLOYMENT OF ~NITED STATES CITIZEN

INSTRUCTIONS: Prepare in quadrupli~ate. All sections mu~t be compl~t-ed"""'Wri·te~!!None!l-w·b?n applicable. Type all
answers. It space not adequate tor complete answers continue under item 23, and attach a supplemental sheet to this
form if necessary. AlJ addresses must show street number, street, city, and State.

1. NAME ·(Last, first, middle) •~. ,._.___ ~~. Jih~DBSCRIEIION:

HEIGHT
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2. orHER NAMES USED !Maiden name, names by former mar-
ri~ges, fo~r n~J.~chan~ed le~~lly or, ,other_wise, • . , _ ., nTn'l'u nA:.TE
aliases, nicknames, etc. Specily which, ana"S'fiow-- __,. S..,.,(Cbeck-wb1cb-·J.-.----_,,.__f,.._,,....,,.......,
dates usedl. • O SINGLE 0 DIVORCED DAY MONTH YEAR
maiden name--lv~ria: de ~lasio ~ MARRIED 0 WIDOW!ERI 14 5 :.917
s~Wlsd-aalnemi St. 8. BIRTHPLACE (City, ~ounty, State, and country!
~\
(J
Falls Churc~, Va.
Feb. 19.SlDA'b.o
" Q.a~e Rew Yor~, H.Y. . . 1111
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CJJ .s2~~~eD!i'ltsEsNYf~ P!Sa.sh:E~ O. Feb.· 1950ATto Feb.· 1951
~ 93 Soho~l Lexington, ?-!ass. • • ?t., Sept. 1946 to Feb: 1950
~~ 8316.Carey Lane, Silver Spring, Md. Dec; 1945 to Setp. 1946
<J o/o ~rs. G•. Smulkin, 7410 Alaska Av.NW, Nov. 1945 to Dec. 1945
.. J Waag.DO, ·while waiting for apt.
JV/ 56 w.
56 St., New Yprk, NY . I think.from mi~d.le 1943, to
"~.' Nov~ 1945; ·Cant remember
when I ~moved in. -" -

NJ 316 West 79th St., New York, NY 1934 to

time moved to .S6th St.

t--9.-:-UN_IT_E_D_S_TA_T~ES_~~CI~T~IZ~E_NS_H_IP_:-.,---~·----------------110. SOCIALJ:1~~dTl~~I.WRit.
INDICATE WH&Tllll!R: . " ~

!Al BY BIRTH - J ~Cl NATURALIZATION [] 11. MILITARY SERVICE IPast or present!

IBI DERIVATIVE I PETITION NO. SERIAL NO. BRANCH FROM !Yr. I TO IYr. I
DATE DATE
CERTIFICATE NO. CERTIFICATE NO.
PLACE PLAGE
..
l2 .. EDUCATION IAll schools 'a~ove element~ryl • '
~~ nJ/AMi.OF~"'unm ~ ...'h ~ ~~
V
·'Cl.. .

r..~ l~ith
II
College -
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·North!unpt~n~-;, Ma~s:
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f,S~dcl1ffe Oollege ~ambridge, Mass.< ,..

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• 947
L939 JI.A •.
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13 EMPLOYMENT !List ALL employment dates including present employment and ALL dates and addresses when unemployed.I
' Give name under which employ_ed if different from name.now-_used. , .
.. ' I ' •.
.... .. ~

DATE NAME OF EMPLOYER !Finn or Agency! TYP~ OF WORK .. " _ ADDRESS REASON FOR LEAVING :
FROM-TO AND ~~E OF SUPERVISOR ·(Where employed)

~~ Aug.191 9 TIME,tno. ·Content Pee~ - ed1tor1al · : 9nooketellett resigned l

~ · Dec 19, ·lhattt & Emelina Hollen l:'eaearoh Pl~za· ll~O . :
_ .. ·;overaaa"ii_, ··pro ·aiiin&r--- ~-Mfi4tsott..:·n'il'a'l ~--on···raan,, t. o1 . .
. -~ i)eoi9ij .,.. aol"""iG:t&~~·ota;
. ~~ novl94 branoh. ~d. ' Joh?Json a.J'!d nn~~s1s and 3Sth1 then 5 th State, be:
· . · ,.441,.ian Borwlok. . &. Bw~.,- -~Q oauoe-.wnted:
. e.cUtor~al, .
.. · · ·" ; t~ns~e~ .DQ.'1 l>
~ .. ~ '! :,. · - . ) ·• • ;~ .. · • -~ 1. . ..-. ~ · , · .:ba W:ttb'"huab~ i ·
'}J, ·~o:cr l9l ~- P~'bli~ .Iaa1son ,Dtrv1s~. ri rerioar~ .-Pa •. Ave. • .let
1' \.I~ 3·nn 19 6 Otnte· 1Jept', · t·fllrg~ Cart r .. _ . st . ~n1, ~taeh. D resigned · ; .
'?i';:Jan 19Z 6 Retl>a1n1ng & Reempio1 ·e'1ito~ ·week1. JtfO Bldg. · reaigried · ·- j
i.• ,-Q Oopt191 .G rnent Adm1n1otr~t1on~ publ1oa.t1qn Wash. DQ :
w . . . Ila.pond Henri . .
Betp~9 IS. tre~lanco tor t~~wsimmc
t-tt repovtlng l101'ke4 ·a t _hom ata:rtea. tul
~ Septl9 ? M~gaz1ne (!fom Malley) and ed1.t111 · MEtlBt1EmK 1e in . tit?Je otudtea ·
· ,, _ ff~!lshto~, 'M1ftli1:1, · Ina.. l~f m.f,l'n() •. 19 t'
· ~ ..-... · (t>aul Brooks) J· and one ln .Boatol'J.,lhas
,>\

· p1eoe rese~roh tor t!aab ~~ . .•

_• • J , , · Qtt1oo' lf~w ~aeP.Ubl~o~ . ... ,
' ; Zt>P~ 19 ?' to v~~~- 1949' waa atuCly ·ng at &.doi1t. e ooiiege . .
. ~ ~1~56 t~> ,· ' -. - - . ' - ~.. ': " ~ . . -.
Cot~ -19 o·· W'tla ·bouoetdtV · ~· ~ -' ,
• • • ,_.,,. ~ ~ ) ~ t" ' :. ' .. ..

Ootl950 ·:rntern~t1oM1 Bank for e<l-'.t9r1a~,.;. 1eia~·'it njj 0:y\.r' ~--

tO' · date:t~oontitr.tUC,tion & Deve1op- ~~ - -- ~: . ,~~ ._: wash;"~Da "· ·~ _· .~· :·

ment· (Leona.l'd Riot) ~· ·-~ ~ ... ..

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COUNTRY DATB LEFT U~A DATE RETURNED USA PURPOSE

,.

Yextoo·· · '; ·· · · -Fel? 1941 £.fal"oh 1941

Ouba. . · Nov 1942 tiov Ol" early · Va.cation,
. eo. 1942

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16. ARE YO~ NOW, oR H_AVE 'you EV ~A MEMBER OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OR UNIST OR FASCIST ORGANIZATION?
I I • •
.
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Answer •Tes• or •No•
16. ARE YOU NOW, OR HAVE YOU EVER BEEN, A MEMBER OF ANY ORGANIZATION, ASSOCIATION, MOVEMENT, GROUP, OR COMBINATION OF
PERSONS WHICH ADVOCATES THE OVERTHROW OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL FORM OF GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES, OR OF ANY
ORGANIZATION, ASSOCIATION, MOVEMENT, GROUP, OR COMBINATION OF PERSONS WHICH HAS ADOPTED A POLICY OF ADVOCATING OR
APPROVING THE COMMISSION OF ACTS OF FORCE OR VIOLENCE TO DENY OTHER PERSONS THEIR RIGHTS UNDER THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE UNITED STATES OR OF SEEKING TO ALTER THE FORM OF GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES BY UNCONSTITUTIONAL

MEANS? • • • • • • • • • , , • • • , , , • • , • , , , • • • • • , , • , • ,
Answer •Tes• or •No•
17. IF YOUR ANSWER TO QUESTION 16 OR 16 IS "YES", STATE THE NAME OF THE ORGANIZATION, DATES OF MEMBERSHIP OR ASSOCIA-
TION, AND EXTENT OF PARTICIPATION. IF YOU DESIRE TO EXPLAIN THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF YOUR MEMBERSHIP YOU MAY USE THE
SPACE UNDER ITEM 23 OR ATTACH A SEPARATE SHEET OF PAPER. . •
NAME ADDRESS FROM TO OFFICE HELD

18. MEMBERSHIP IN OTHER ORGANIZATIONS CLlst all organizations in which you are now a member or liave been a member,
except those which show religious or political affiliations.I •
HX fleuoiM\lc-:~ Gu1ld OIO !P,fVss "tmilo Ufdort · St1i'Jlt ·l93~ 0Deo fo>.f'PW ~me
". 1941 o~~1zing
chn1rm9.Tt TIME
' .. "' . lrnit. · .
!:ra~e- union. ' abou.t ·a:.a.n. VF!JS· roz.
· .. · 1942 to Ho'V~ 2 terms.
. ' . 194.S
l believe Ipaid due'o te~1 months to ~ UrtlA local in ·wash. X>C t-rhen ~rans­
terre4 to State Dept., 1n Uov. 19.4$., Attona.ea. one meeting. I think unlo!t
cha.nged no.me .a.bout tha.t t1me,. and. I <J~ppea out approl?'" J.an. 1946.
Prosreosive 01t1zonB Boston; don't knowhow Oot.1946to ot none
Atter1oa(nowdett1nct) itass 1 t would be de- Deo 1947
oignatctl
Aner1oano tor Del!lb.Aotion toob»O •n a
•
11 lfa.roh 1950 none
.to data
19, RELATIVES !Parents, spouse, divorced spouse, children, brothers, and sisters, living or dead, N&ile·o! spouse
. 'should include maideA name and any other names by previous,marrjage, l
RELATION NAME tN FULL AGE ADDRESS COUNTRY OF
BIRTH
PRESENT
CITIZENSHIP
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\)'f h.Ueband ,llt\ttren tfilhnlm ~5 807 Jackaon st. U'SA &lerican
Falla Ohurob Va~
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m son Steven l11lhelt!1 ~
n . n '1
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tJ'f i'a.thax- John d~ Bla.o1o n sa 316 , lteot ?9th· Gt.
l'Jet1 '!lorlt,.. u.~I!
Xtuli' l\..m.~v).can
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Blnaio
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lfrs. llorotb1·J3ravo2.- !.>1 c/o Venonuelan 2uppl1

Oo., Ap!l~to.do 1871., USA American
Oa.racao, Venoeuola
Uio.o Yolo do Dl!ls1o ;:; Via Paolo Fr1o1 24 UGA
Rooe, ltalf
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20. REFgRENCES !Name three persons, not relatives or employers, who are well acquainted with youl
NAME ADDRESS YEARS KNOWN

J
. ~ Oen, ~~les Pottor (n•.) 37l.f.J Guneton na. lue~.ancw1a,' ~ seven
i .Fe~n~n.a Kuhn 3116 Cathedral A'V'.lUl, lil:tah DO nine
~ i-.;..M.:::~~::..:·~--·:...:a..:..o=x-1::.:n::n:..:e.....:a=..:-c::::h:.:::e=ll=i::.:n!!:i1~~-~---1··~S.::..47~,o~~~~~th:.!!,n!Jj1tt-t!!.~t~~1=~-,.i.:·:t ~nn~ihi._·.,u._n-~n---1--::f;J~--:-u~=13·,_____,
21, HAVE YOU EVER BEEN ARRESTED, INDICTED, OR SUMMONED INTO COURT AS A DEFENDANT IN A CRIMINAL PROCEEDING, OR CON-
: VICTED, FIN&D OR IMPRISONED OR PLACED ON _PROBATION IN CONNECTION WITH SUCH A PROCEEDING, OR HAVE YOU EVER BEEN
' · , ARRESTED OR REQUIRED .TO DEPOS!T BAIL OR CQLLATERAL FOR THE VIOLATION OP ANY LAW, POLICE REGULATION OR ORDINANCE
(EXCLUDING MINOR TRAFFIC VIOLA'.l'IONSl?....... ·' . ..
Answe1Jl\jes• or "No"
IF YOUR ANSWgR IS "YBS" LIST ALL SUCH CASES IN ITEM 22, IN BACH CASE GIVE: Ill 'THE CHARGE OR NATURE OF THE OF-
FENSE; 121 THE DATE; 131 THE PLACE WHERE ARRESTED; 141 DISPOSITION OR THE PENALTY IMPOSED, IF ANY.

22, ARRESTS (Include all arrests and fines other than minor traffic violations)
CHARGE DATE PLACE WHERE ARRESTED ,DISPOSITION

23, SPACE FOR CONTINUING ANSWERS TO OTHER QUESTIONS

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IShpw item numbers to which answers apply. Attach a separate
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sheet if there is not enough space here.I
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18 • . Le:tgue -ot women Voters Falla Obu_tio~1 va; • .. trom .1951 to .
. ..nr~oent.
,. . Do not hold ott1oe. ·
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CERTIFICATION
NOTE: The original copy must be signed by the person named in item 1 on this form.
I certify that the above information is correct and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief.

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. --e SIGNATURE ·1Sign
Page '
ori•t~o-n~ly-:"1--........~----­
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Proaulgated )jy ~,, •
Departaent State or DENTIFICATION AND PERSONNEL DATA
under E.o. 10422 '

FOR EMPLOYMENT OF UNITED STATES CITIZEN f

INSTRUCTIONS: Prepare in quadruplicate. All sections must be completed. Write "None""wben applicable. Type all •
answers. If space not adequate for complete answers continue under item 23, and attach a supplemental sheet to this
form if necessary. All addresses must show street number, street, city, and State.

1. lNA!iE. ILast, first, middlel

·/1lllelm,. Marla. - - - HEIGHT WEIGHT CbLOR EYES COLOR HAIR
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1------------------t 5t8 122 • brow dk. brow
2. OTHER NAMES USED !Maiden name, names by former mar-
riages, former names chanied.J.egally~.or..,ot)let'\i'~~e, , 6. !Check whicH= ""'_,,,__To--·~....,, ·~7.-~BIRTH PATE
aliases, nicknames, etc. Specify which, and show
dates usedl.
[] SINGLE
[J DIVORCED _ DAY MON~H _YEAR
maiden name--l~ria de ~lae1o
XCJ MARRIED 0 WIDOWIERI 14 ,5 917
8. BIRTHPLACE -(City, county, State, and country I
Mew Yo.rl,t, N. Y.
Feb. l9,5CbArtO Feb •. 1951
Sept. 1946 ·to Feb. 1950
Deo; 1945 to Setp. 1946
Nov. 1945 to Dea. 1945
.:• I. think. from middle 19~3, to
,~,'N.ov. 19,45~·: . _Cant remember
·;'"wli~ri ~ m~ve.d-"'-n· ' ~'...
1934 to time moved to 56th St.
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9. UNITED STAT.ES· ITI?ENSHIP: . , .- .• ~

IAI BY BIRTH ~Cl NATURALIZATION [J 11. MILITARY ~ERVICE IPas'f or presentl

IB I DERIVATIVE PETITION NO. SERIAL NO. BRANCH FROM IYr. I TO IYr. I
DATE DATE
CERTIFICATE NO. CERTIFICATE NO.
PLACE PLACE

•12.• EDUCATION IAll schools 'above elementaryl

m1th College Northampton, Maas.

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13 EMPLOYMENT !List ALL employment dates including present employmen~ and ALL dates and addresses when unemployed.I
• Give name under which employed if different from name now used •
• ~.,, "' ' ( ,f l ~ ..., -· • ,·:~;

DATE NAME OF EMPLOYER (Finn ~r Agency! . h "· ' ' ADDRESS REASO FO LEAVING ·
FROM-TO AND NAME OF SUPERVISOR
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op; ... . .". . " IWher~ employed I ,
''" .WORK.
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Aug:19 .9 ft?·lE_.inc._ \1ontent Pee - e41tor1al
-9Rooketeller Jleo!unea
Dec 19 ~1ham 6 Etttol1tlct ttollen i'eoearah Pllltfl. llYiJ .
,,1leol9.4 COX; J,at~v-:o~,ov~raou.a · propaf@~fhi 'id t~ M~dlaon ·nV".~ · ·onr ioaii to 1• •

ttovJ9h branch. ma J'ohnnon an4 ana.11010 and . 38tl1, thnn .$ th Gtate 1 be

Adrian tlt"Jt'.111ok · editorial · A llu.t11't tt?o· · oa.uoe· t..antea.J
-. · tranetex- DO ~
. · be with huobi I ·)
. · ~9.V l9l ~~l.to L11d.non: D.•v1a~ rt i-eiu,'1roh . Pa.. '.'-4.."lo 4 1at. ·
s . ·
Jo.n ·19. 6 S~a.to- l>.opt. l&rs~ Cart ~ ._,.;;, · ot'·tnt,. llaeh •.l> ·. roa1r.,ne4
. ~'J-~n: l~ 6 . ~etmtn1ng ·4 &lempiot ~.U:tol" weekl .t'J!O Biag. , ~ l9eal~·ed
· Ueptl9Z 6 map't;. Adelnlot~tlon~ p"Q.bl1oat1on Wach. DQ
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· Getp19t 6 fl'e~lanoo to~ N1nmtmnK
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Ratmond.Henr1
repovtipg wofkc4· .hom · .ata.~t~tl .fut
Sopt19t. f· :Jf4t{UZ!rt&- .(tom. t!.Alle.Y) · ana e41t1~ · 11Eti6t~m,~ .1 8 in time otU41ea
.. .. . Houf'Jlton;..;n1rn1n,. Xno. . 11r: Jn.t,,Xno~ " 10 .,... ·
•t
.· . .. · ,.. '(PO.ul. Brook.a) t oi'l4) and c ln. Dos~on;lhao
1 . - · _ .. " -p1ttoe :~n~~roh tor- t:ash .
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': otttce~ n~w .R$pUb11o. ' ' • •
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. ; Se,p~. 19', ?--tt>~ llea. 194~ \'nfl_ ~tl:t ng at -lbdol1f.. e do~log6

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Do~l~SQ %ntf?J1&!1t~<>Ml Bantt --.-otw ea.ttor1a:L~ - - ~ ·lSlS;ff. SJ 1f~r _, '· ~....:. \,

to 6Btolenonotsmot1oh ~.&; De~elop- . fi'r.tsh. DU ' -· '1 •
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14. ~REIGN COUNTRl_B~ VISITED !Since 19301 , tExclusin of military senicel

COUNTRY DATE LEFT USA DATE RETURNED QSA • PURPo~E

. -
vaoat1o~

Nov 1942 ov ot' eattlY vacat1oit.

eo •. 191;2
vacat1ou.
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' 15. ARE YO~ N~W...~ ®.: '!AVE 'you ~ ia A MEMB1R OF TH~ COMMUNIST PARTY OR AnrnIST•})R FASCIST ORGANIZATION? -
.. - · I 9 .I . · ,,.,, •iirt .
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '·• ' ' t' ' ' I Answer •Yes• or •No• · - ·

16. ARE YOU NOW, OR HAVE.YOU EVER BEEN, A MEMB~R OF ANY ORGANIZATION, ASSOCIATION, MOVEMENT, GROUP, OR cOMBINATION OF
PERSONS WHICH ADVOCATES THE OVERTHRO~ OFT E CONSTITUTIONAL FORM OF GOVERNMrNT OF THE UNITED STATES,10R OF ANY
ORGANIZATION, ASSOCIATION, MOVEMENT, GROUP, OR COMBINATION OF PERSONS WHICH HAS ADOPTED A POLICY OF ADVOCATING OR
APPROVING THE COMMISSION OF ACTS OF FORCE QR VIOLENCE TO DENY OTHER .PERSONS THEIR RIGHTS UNDER THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE UNITED STATES OR OF SEEKING TO ALTER THE FORM OF GOVERNM~NT OF THE E_KITED STATES BY UNCONSTI1UTIONAL

MBANS? • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • :
1•
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Answer •Yea• or •No•
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17. IF YOUR ANSWER TO QUESTION 15 OR 16 IS "YE$ STATE THE .NAME OF THE ,ORGANIZATION, DATES OF MEMBERSHIP OR ASSOCIA-
11
,

TION, AND EXTENT OP PARTICIPATION. IF YOU nESIRE TO EXPLAIN THE CIRCUMSTANCES 9F YOUR MEMBERSHIP YOU MAI USE THE
SPACE UNDER ITEM 23 OR ATTACH A SEPARATK SHEET OF PAPER. l
NAME ADDRE~S FRO! TO OFFICE ,HELD

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18. MEMBERSHIP IN OTHER ORGANIZATIONS !List"a1i organizations in which you are.now a 111ember or have been a member,
except those which show religious or political affiliations: I · •. • • - ·
· NAME "1WSS · TYP~ . FRO!i ,..TO- - OPFH:E HELD
NY Newspaper Guild PIO· .N:t.U! trade union Sepu 193~ JJeo.i'or a uime
· - 1 1 • • 1941 orga~izing
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Local 201:·uFWA,. -010 t-}YO ~ :»rade union. About Jan: · · Pres·. tor
; . ·. · , · i942 to Nov. 2 term~... ·:
1945 . i , • • • . ..
-'I" believe Ipaid dues· tew mon~hs ·to· a UFWA local in WasJ:i. DO. when 'Jirans;.~ ·
~erred to State Dept. in NovJ 1945. Attended one meeting. I think u~~o~,
changed name about, that tim~J and l dropp.ed out appro~-. J~. 1946 •.
i - .
Progressive Citizens ot Boston, don 1 t know how Oot.l946to none
America( now defunct) Mass 1 t ·would be ae- Dec 1947· · ·. , ,
~er1oans ~~r: Dein~~A.ot.ion Wa~bDO siFnat:d .1; l~~0~,?-'~9.5~ . ' ?;tone__
' 19.: RELATIVES !Parents, spo~s'e, di'vorced spousJ,. ~hildren, brothers, and· ~iste~s, -liT;;g' ~;dead. Name of spouse
~h_oµld iDclti4e maiden nanie and any other nap1es by pJ"eTious ma~r·iage.)
RELATION NAME l?i FULL I; , ,AGE ADDR~SS
COUNTRY OF
BIRTH
PRESENT
CITIZENSHIP
I ''

husband Warren
. . l11lhelm '807 Jackson St~ · '"USA Amerioap.,
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' Falls Church, Va.
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•.a,cm.. , ~ ... Steven.. J•Tilhelm
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father John de Blasio n 316' west'79th.st. Italy-

j N,ew.~ork, N.Y.
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mother Anna Briganti de
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Mrs •. n~~othy-,,
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sister B.-Javer, ..;.1··.0/0 Venezueian Supplr
Oo., Apartado.1871, USA American
., . Oaraoas 1 Venezuela
sister Miss Yole de B~asio 33 Via Paolo ~risi 24 U~A American
, Rome, Italy
Paie 3 .
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20. REFBRENCES IName three persons, not rel~tives or employers, who are wel~ acquainted .with youl
ADDRESS YEARS KNOWN

Sen. Charles Potter (R.} J74i Gunston Rd. ~exandria,V

. seven
Fe~ina.nd Kuhn _ 31~6 Oa.thed;ral.Av.NW,Wa.sh .DO nine
Mrs. Corinne Schelling
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. ~_w~~---'-~-as_h_.~P_a~--__._--sey~n , . - · '.\ • t' ..

21. HAVE YOU EVER ·BBEN ARRESTED, INDICTED, OR SUMMONED INTO COURT AS A DEFENDANT IN A" CRIMINAL PROCEEDING, OR CON-
VICTED, ·FINBD OR IMPRISONED OR PLACED ON PROBATION IN CONNECTION WITH SUCH A PROCEEDING, \OR HA'V.E YOU EVER 'BBBN
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( MARI,f'WILHELM, INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPM£NT;

UNITED NATIONS, WOO., LUNE. BUDED JULY 20, 1953. PROFESSOR DONALD C.

MC KAY, HARVARD UNIVERSITY, CAMBRIDGE, MASS., UNAVAILA.BIB FOR INTERVIEVT

UNTIL JULY 21, NEXT. BOSTON REPORT WILL BE SUBlfiTTED JULY 24.

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NEWARK 7/17/53 7/15/53 JAMES R. LAUGHLIN jcd
Tm.£ MARIA lYILHEL'M CHARACTER OP' CASE
neeO:lecnlasio~ aka Maria de Blasio, ?-J LOYALTY OF THE EMPLOYEES OF THE
Mrs. Warrelf}Vilhelm, Maria Angel€>de'-Blasio UNITED NATIONS AND OTHER PUBLIC
Editorial
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS -IR
- Development, United Nations, :
SYNo~i~? •D. C. :

SYNOPSIS OF FACTS:

Mrs. WALTER L. GARSIDE, reference, RD #2, Neshanic Station, New Jersey,

her son, TANNER M. CLARK, and daughter, ADELAIDE GARSIDE, advised they.
knew the employee from 1938 to 1942, and considered her to be a reliable,
loyal American of the finest character, reputation and associates.

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REFERENCE:
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MARI.A WIIBELM
nee de Blasio, aka Maria de Blasio,
Mrs. Warren Wilhelm, :Maria Angela de Blasio
Editorial
' . Inte~nat~onal Bank for Reconstruction and
Development
United Uations
Washington, D. C.
LOYALTY OF THE EMPLOYEE.$ OF THE
UNITED NATIONS AND 0'.IHER PUBLIC
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS -IR
Newark, New Jersey
July 17' 1953

III RESULTS OF INVESI'IGATION

Mrs. WALTER L,. GARSIDE, RD #2, Neshanic Station, New Jersey, a

reference, advised she kne\Y MARIA de BLASIO as a frequent weekend guest at
her home from 1938 to 1942, when she, Mrs. GARSIDE, lived in Somerville,
N. J. She advised she met the employee through her son, TANNER M. CLARK,
who, like the enployee, was an artist at the time. She advised their
discussions dealt mainly with literary and artistic things, and at no time
during their discussions did the employee evidence any sympathy for any
other form of government other than the democratic form of government. Mrs.
GAF.SIDE stated that after the employee was married, she hardly ever saw her
andhasn 1 t had any contact With her for the last eleven years.
Mrs. GARSIDE advised that she always considered MARIA de BLAS IO
to be a highly i}ltelligent, loyal American of good character, reputation
and associates during the period that she knew her. ·

TANNER M. CLARK advised he met MARIA de BLASIO socially in New

York City around 1938 through their both being artists at the time. The
remainder of his comments were the same as that of his mother, Yrs. WALTER L.
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Miss .ADELAIDE GARSIDE furnished the same in!ormation as her

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Title: MARIA WILHELM

nee de Blasio, aka Maria de Blasio,
Mrs. Warren Wilhelm, Maria Angela de Blasio
Editorial .
·rnternational Bank for Reconstruction and
Development
United Nations
Washington, D. c.
LOYALTY OF THE EMPLOYEE'S OF THE
UNITED NATIONS .Ai'ID OTHER PUBLIC
INTERNATIONAL ORGA.~IZATIONS -IR

Report of: Special Agent JAMES R. LAUGHLIN

Date and Place: July 17, 1953

Newark, N. J.

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MARI?wILHELM, NEE DE BLASio, AKA., UN, I.EUN-IR.
:; REBULET TO WASHINGTON F.J::ELD; 6/19/53. ELAINE CAR~ liOR~Y'-·---
ASSOCIATED WITH EMPLOYEE AT OWI, ADVISED IN 1944 THAT SHE HAD

NO PROOF OF DE BLASIO 'S COMMUNIST AFFILIATIONS BUT STATED THAT

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DE BLASIO HAD CONSISTENTLY 'FOLLOWED THE COMMUNIST LINE IN HER
WORK AND BY HER ATTITUDE HAD DEMONSTRATED COMPLETE ACCORD WITH
ALL CO~IST DOCTRINES• SHE STATED THAT DEBLASIO WAS CLOSELY
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ASSOCIATED WITH PEREZ ZAGORIN IN THE PROMOTION OF ACTIVITIES OF
UN:rfED FEDERAL WORKERS OF AMERICA, A CIO UNION WHICH HAD A LOCAL
AT OWI. THE INFORMANT STATED- THAT ZAGCR IN WAS AN AVOWED COMMUNIST.
ELAINE CARR HAS SINCE MARRIED, AND HER MARRIAGE NAME IS ELAINE
SOULIDES. HER LAST KNOWN ADDRESS WAS· 1509 16 STREE!', N. W•,
WASHINGTON, D.c. WASHINGTON FIELD IS REQUESTED To REINTF

INFORMANT FOR ANY ADDITIONAL IN:FO SHE MAY POSSESS REGARmNG THE
EMPLOYEE. WASHINGTON FIELD WILL INCLUDE ABOVE AND ANY ADDITIONAL
IN.FD IN ITS REPORT.

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TITLE MAR. HELM, nee d lasio aka MaZh de CHARACTER OP CASE
Blasio, Mrs. Warre~ilhelm, M!ltla Angel a. LOYALTY OF THE EMPLOYEES OF THE
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SYNOPSIS o·F FACT51

. Records FRC, GSA, St. Louis, Mo., in.dicate MARIA de BLASIO
WILHELM employed by Labor Dept. a-t;. Washington, ·D. C. Ter-
minated by· reason of resignation. No recoi-d located or~
State Dept. or O.W.I. Born· 5-14-17 at New Yo;rk, New York. •

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MARIA WILHELM
nee de Blasio, aka Maria de Blas;l.o,
Mrs. Warren Wilhelm, Maria Angela de Blasio
Editorial
International Bank for Reconstruction and
Developme~t
United Nations
Washington, D. c.
LOYALTY OF EMPLOYEES OF THE UNITED NATIONS AND
OTHER PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS - m
July 23, 1953
St. Louis, Missouri

III. RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION

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A review of the personnel records, Federal Records Center,
General Services Administration) St. Louis, Missouri, for MARIA de BLASIO
WILHELM indicates that she was employed on January 29, 1946 with the
United States Department ot Labor, Retraining and Reemployment Adminis-
tnt-ion, as an Informati'On Assistant at Washington, D. c. This employment
was tenninated 6n August 23 1 1946 as an Information Assistant by reason
of resignation due to moving from city to be with her husband.
Personnel at Federal Records Center advised no record of State
Department or Office of War Information employment could be located for
the employee.
The date and place of birth were shown as May 14, 1917 at New
York, New York.

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UNITED srATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

',fitle: · MARIA WILHELM

nee de Blasio, aka Maria de Blasio,
Mrs. Warren Wilhelm, Maria Angela de Blasio
Editorial
International.Bank for ,Reconstruction and
Developnent
United Nations
Washington~ D. c.
LOYALTY OF EMPLOYEES OF THE UNITED NATIONS
AND OTHER PUBLIC INTERNATION.AL.ORGANIZATIONS~IR \

Report of: Special. Employee GEORGE M. KUKER

Date and Plaoea July 23, 1953, St. LQuis, Missouri

PROPERTY OF FBI
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This is amended copy of loyalty repo(I contents are ioane~ to you by the
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THISCASEORIGINATEDAT BURFAU REFER TO EMPLOYEES SECURITY SECTION
REPORT MADE AT DATE WHEN PERIOD FOR WHICH MADE REPORT MADE BY
MADE 7/13,14,16,17;
BOSTON, MASS. .7/23/53 22/53 PAUL A. KFANE
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MARIA~''\VIlHELM, nee lie Blasio, aka Maria de
Tm..E cHARACTERoFCASE LOYALTY OF

Blasio, .~s. Warre:ri)Vilhelm, Mal;"ia Angela:Jie._nlasi , EMPLOYEES OF THE UNITED NAT:(ONS

Mari@di/Blassio, Editorial, International Bank 'fo AND O'IHE~ PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL
Reconstruction and Devel~J?ment, United Nations, ORGANIZATXOHS - IR
Washington, D. c.

I SYNOPSIS OF FACTS:

/ ~· Bi:i:th date verified as May 14, 1917. Employee received A.B.: .

'Ef'gree June, 1938; M.A. degree June, 1939, at Smith College,

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Northampton, Massachusetts. Graduated magna cum laude, elected
. Phi Beta Kappa and was Neilson Scholar; was member <;>f Italian
JFl r} I Club' Press Board., Psychology Club. Faculty membei;s speak of
. \)).i r J~~vher in highest terms regarding intelligence, appearapc~ and
.l\t>S-°': l' character. No criticism o:r;- dj,'sciplinary action against .her. . ·
~\ ,11 /Y Employee attended Graduate School, Radcliffe College, Cambridge, .
' ii]~ Massachusetts, September, 1947 to January, 1950, and was enrolled
rJ in Regional Program on the Soviet· Union. She failed to obtain~ ·
M.A. degree due to f'ailure in Soviet language! Dean of Graduate
SchoQl and former profes~or; Radcliffe College, recommend employee
favorably as to character, loyalty, reputation and associates.
Employee was · employed Houghton and Miflin Publishing Company,.
Boston, Massachusetts, while attending Radcliffe and -w~s recom-
mended favorably by her supervisor. Employee listed membership
in Progressive Citizens of America, Boston, Ma$sachusetts, October,
1947 to December, 1948. Re;!.iabJeinf'ormants, Boston, contacted bµt·
could furnish no information concerning employee. Neighborhood
investigation Lexington, Massachusetts, favorable. No credit or
criminal record.

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Maria de Blasio, ltfrs. Warren Ylilhel.ql,
Maria Angela de Blasio, Maria di Bla,ssio
Editorial
International Bank for Reconstruction
and Development
United Nations·
Washington, D. c.
LOYALTY OF EMPLOYEF.S OF THE UNITED
NATIONS AND OlliER PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL
ORGANIZATIONS - IR

Boston, Massachusetts
July 23' 1953

III. RF.SULTS OF INVESTIGATION

Education
Miss GLADYS DIGGS, Assistant in the Registrar• s Office at Smith College,
stated the employee received her A.B. degree in June, 1938. She was
awarded her Master's degree in June, 1939. Miss de BIASIO majored in
English. She graduated Magna Cum Laude and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa.
She was a ·Neilson Scholar, meaning that she was one of the leading scholars
of her class. She was born in New York City on May 14, 1917.
Her activities included the Italian Club, Press Board and Psychology Club.
!fiss BARBARA CROSBY, Personnel Office, referred to the Faculty Recommendations
File on the employee, which is a composite of numerous faculty recommendations.
It speaks in the highest terms of the employee. She was described as having
keen intelligence, being sensible and realistic and having a due degree
of self confidence. She has a very pleasant a:nd attractive personality
and makes a good appeara,nce. She had unusual init:i.ative and intellectual.
maturity. She is courteous, ambitious and cooperative with others. !ibere
were no criticisms made of her and al1 comments were favorable.
Yrs. BERNICE B. CRONKITE, Dean, Graduate School, Radcliffe College, Cam-
bridge, Massachusetts, reviewed the scholastic record of MARIA WIUIELM
which indicated that the employee attended the Graduate School of Radcliffe
College beginning in the summer term of 1947 until the end of the first
term of the scholastic year 1949-50. Mrs. CRONKI~ stated that. the em-
ployee studied courses in Slavic, Economics and Social Sciences. 1he

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were "Ad.mitted to study toward the A.M. degree in the Regional Program
on the Soviet Union. 11 According to the information re.fleeted in the
employee's file, she was born May 14, 1?17 at New York City, N~~'
the daug~t-~r ,Ej JCH?f1f~IAS:(O and ANNA:-:$RIGEN~~SIO. The em-
ployee •ti Iru$band 1 s name is listed as WARREN WIIHELM 'and his occupation
as student at Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Mrs. CRON-
KITE stated that the employee had received an A.B. degree in 1938 and
an A.M. degree in 1939 from Smith Col1ege, Northampton, Yassachusett~.
Mrs. CRONKITE said that she recalled the employee very well inasmuch
as she had interviewed her upon her admittance to the Graduate School
and bad numerous conferences with the employee during the period she
attended Radcliffe College. Mrs. GRONKITE advised that in her con-
sideration the employee is a very intelligent, capable and aggressive
individual extremely ·w ell qualified to handle a position of responsi-
bility. She said that the employee is an 11 individualist with a mind
of her own.• 11 Mrs. CRONKITE said tha:t there is no reason in her mind
to question the loyalty of the empl_oyee to the United States and said
that she would consider the employee to be a good security risk. Mrs.
CRONKITE said the employee·enjoyed a good reputation during her attend-
ance at Radcliffe College and to the best of her recollection, .her as-
$Ociates were persons of good reputation.
It is to be noted that on the application for admittance to Radcliffe
College, the employee furnished the following information concerning
her background:
"MY academic training and working experience have been
concentrated in publications and information work,
particularly in the international field.
"fue importance o! acquiring a detailed .knowledge of
Russia became apparent to me before the war. · As cir-
cumstances permitted I bave followed a course of
language study and reading in the Russian field. By
Septenber I will have completed 8 months of private
tutoring twice a week. I shall intensify this study-
ing if I am admitted to the Regional Program on the
Soviet Union. lfui.le in O.Vf.I. I applied for duty in
Russia and plans were under-way when personal reasons
forced a change of plans.
"Vlith our {my husband• s ·and mine) combined background
in Journalism and Economics we expect little difficulty
in being assigned to Russia by a pubiication or a
government agency.11
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DONAID S. McKAY, Professor of Hist?cy, Radcliffe College, Oanibridge,
Massachusetts, advised that he knew -µte employee during the entire
course of her study at Radcliffe, at 'Which time she was a member of
the Russian phase of the Regional Studies Cour5e. Doctor McKAY said
that he considered the employee to be a vecy intelligent, capable
girl, although he did not consider her to be a good "team" person.
Doctor McKAY recalled that the employee was very interested in the
Russ-ian ;form o.f Government and maintained excellent grades in each
of the subjects which she followed at Radcliffe. Doctor McKAY said
that the employee, however, experienced difficulty in the Russian
language and for that reason did not qualify for her M.A. degree.
Doctor McKAY said that he has never known anything derogatocy con-
cerning the employee or any member of her family and he considered
her to be a loyal American and a person of good reputation and char-
acter. Doctor McKAY said he vrould recommend her .favorably for a
responsible position.

~ployment

Mr. PAUL BROOKS, Director, Houghton and 1.lii'lin Company, 2 Park Street,
Boston, Massachusetts, advised that the employee worked at the Houghton
and Miflin Company on a part-time basis editing and revie?dng various
publications. Ur. BROOKS said that the employee was so employed during
the time she was studying for her Master's degree at Radcliffe College.
Mr. BROOKS was unable to furnish the exact dates when the employee was
'With the Houghton al\d Mi.flin Company. Yr. BROOKS considered the em-
ployee to be a vecy intelligent individual who was we11 recommended to
the Houghton and .Miflin company. He said that she did an excellent job
at the Houghton and Miflin Company and is eligible for rehire. Accord-
ing t~ Ur. BROOKS, he knew the employee and her .husband on a social
basis and indicated that nothing unfavorable or derogatory concerning
them has ever come to his attention. Mr. BROOKS further stated that he
would consider the employee to be a good security- risk and he would
recommend her most ravorably for a responsible position.

Neighborhood
Yrs. MARY T. DILLON, Housewife, 97 School Street, Lexington, Massachu-
setts, advised that she had been a neighbor of the employee and her
husband since May, 1948. Mrs. DILLON said that she and her husband
have visited the employee and her husband socially on numerous occasions
and that the employee appears to be a high-type individual concerning
vlhom she knows nothing which is of a derogatory nature. Mrs. DILLON
said that she had no reason to question the loyalty o! the employee
or her husband and frcm her acquaintance with the employee and her
family, she would be able to recommend her favorably for a responsible
position.

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Mrs. F. o. CLARK, 101 School Street, Lexington, Massachusetts, advised

that she has known the employee as a neighbor for approximately three
years. Yrs. CIARK said that the employee and her husband appear to be
a very quiet couple and she and her own husband have visited socially
with the employee and her family on numerous occasions. Mrs. CIABK
said that she has bad no reason to doubt the character or loyalty of
the employee and that from her acquaintance with the ei:nployee, she
could recommend her for a position of trust and confidence.
Membership in the Progressive Citizens of America

On the Identification and Personnel Data Form completed by the employee

concerning her employment with the United Nations, she listed that
from October, 1946, to December, 1947, she was a member of the Progressive
Citizens of .America at Boston, Massachusetts. ihe employee indicated
that she did not hold any office with this organization.
The California House Committee on un-American Activities, 1947 report,
page 369, and 1948 report, page 354, cited the Progressive Citizens of
America as a new and broader Connnunist front for the entire United states
formed in September, 1946, at the direction of the Communist Steering
Committee from the Comnru.nist dominated National Citizens Political Action
Committee and the Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences
and Professions.
Boston Informant 'l'-1, of known reliability, advised that on Ya tr' 10,
1947, a meeting of Ward 5, Progressive Citizens of America · oston,
was held, at which time it was announced that a Citizens Ho sing Council
had been formed under the direction of MARIA VlillIELY -who ccording to
the infom.ant, is believed to be a close friend of ANGU Al!ERON. Bos-
ton Informant T-1 was re-contacted and advised that he c u d furnish.
no additional information concerning the employee and ~efused to execute
a signed statement or appear before a Loyalty Hearing Board.

Boston Informant T-2, of known reliability, who for many years was
affiliated with some persons who now constitute the national leadership
of the Communist Party, advised that he had known CAMERON in the pa.st ...I
as a sec:_e:~~~~c.~-211..,!:.}!~ •.Q~nmnunist .P.ar..ty.,.. US/n- ~

Boston Informant T-3, of known reliability, advised on May 11, 1947,

that a .Mrs. WIIHELM had attended several "publicity meetings" of the
:Massachusetts Progressive Citizens of America.
Reliable Boston Informants, who are .f'amiliar with some phases of Com-
munist activity in the Greater Boston area, stated that they could

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Relatives
During the course of an applicant-type investigation concerning V/ARREN
YUIHELM, husband of the employee, it was determined that no derogatory
in:forma. tion was developed concerning WARREN WIIHELM in Boston, Massa-
chusetts.
Investigation conducted at Boston, Massachusetts, reflected that WA..llREN
"-.WIIHELM was b0,rn 911..Se_ptember 19, 1917 at Staten lsland, Ne!'!. York, th~,"'.:J'
son.,,~!:' po~~~lll~E.&M_ (deceased) and ~ - MA~'WA~ ::;£~_ L". -f--=

~~nt to provisions of Executive Order 9835, a L~y- ~f· G;.ernment

Employees investigation was conducted quring January, 1952, concerning
DONALD WIIHELY, Chief Materials Requisition and Control Branch, Federal
Civil Defense Administration, Washington, D. C. Instant investigation
reflected that DONA~IHELM was ~q_~ .June..J.8~ 19lS -at llw.tf!!!t_,~
Jers_f?J[, the son of DoNAID and NINA (WARREN) WillIELM. It is to be -
asslimed that DONALD WIIHELM is the brother of WARREN WIIHELM, the hus-
band of the employee.
Credit
Personnel of the Credit Bureau of Greater Boston, Incorporated, 11
Beacon Street, Boston, Massachusetts, advised they cquld locate no
record for the employee.
'.I.he records of the Northampton Credit Bureau, Northampton, M:i.ssachusetts,
we~e checked and no credit record was found concerning the employee.
Criminal
PersQnnel of the Massachusetts Boa.rd of Probation, Suffolk County Court
House, Boston, Massachusetts, a central repository for ali criminal
conviction records in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, advised they
could locate no record for the employee.
The records of the Northampton, Massachusetts Police Department were
checked and no record was located concerning the employee.

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Credit and criminal checks at Boston, Massachusetts, were conducted at
the request o:f SE FRANCIS L. X.. MANNIX.

In the case entitled "MARIA ANGELA deBLASIO, Office of the Coordinator

of Information (Special Inquiry)," ~nvestigation coocerning the employee
was conducted at Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts, and the
results of this investigation were reflected in the report of SA c. L.
CARTWRIGHT dated January 23, 1942 at Boston.

REFERENCE: Bulet to Washington Field dated June 19, 1953.

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVE:>TIGATIOU

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

MARIA WIIHELM, nee de Blasio, aka Maria de Blasio.;

Mrs. Warren Wilhelm, Maria Angela de Bla.sio,,
Maria di Blassio
Editorial
International Bank for Reconstruction and
Development
United Nations
Washington, D. c.
LOYALT'i OF EMPLOYEES OF 'lllE UNITED NATIONS
AND O'IlIER PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL OROANIZA TIONS - IR

Report 0£ SA PAUL A. KEANE

Dated July 23, 1953 at Boston, M9.ss.

PROPERTY OF 'lllE FBI.

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MARIA t'1ILltELM, AKA, UN. SfAT.B DEPARTMM BAS ADVISED
MRS. t'JILIIELM NO LONGER EMPLOYED BY IN~ERNATIONAL BANK
FOR ROOONSTRUCTIOlq AUD DillVELOPMEN!r. DISCONTINUE AND
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i;rom; John Dc1gar Hoover 1 Director
Feucrnl Bureau o~ Investigation
Subject: lt\RIJ. \uLilELU, nee de Dlasio
aka Mai'ia ue Dlasio, llrs. t-."ar.c~n l:il11elm,
Maria Angola de BJ.nsio
Educational
Intornationnl. Danlt .for Reconstruction
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t-;ashington, D. c.
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and Davolopment. Accordingly, investigation h~s been dis-
con~inucd and no further uction is contomplnted in this
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(138-1478) August 6, 1953

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DIRECTOR, FBI DA.TE:

SAG, ~lFO (138-1732)

,, SUBJECT:
MA~WILHEIM, nee4A1asio, /) ,
' aka Maria de Blasio, Mrs. 1'1arreit"Wilhelm,
MariaJngelaQelBlasio, Maria0Di"°131assio,
Editorial, International Bank for Reconstruction
and Development, United Nations,
Washington, D. c.
LOYALTY OF THE EMPLOYEES OF 'lliE
UNITED NATIONS AND O'IHER PUBLIC
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS - IR

Re Bureau letter to Washington Field dated June 19, 1953, and Bureau
air-tel to Washington Field dated July 29, 1953.
Herewith are enclosed the original a~d seven copies of a report of
SA ROBERT G. WELTON,. Washington Field Office, dated August 6, 1953.
It is pointed out that this report does ~otpu~port to be a complete
report and merely incorporates the results of the investigation to date.
It is also pointed out that for the inforJM.tion of the Bureau the
files of the House Connnittee on Un-American Activities reflect that one
WARRE~LHELM, formerly a ,,,,QQ!.er~~nt_e..QQ.~o~nP.st, ~--01:.- tll~"" IJ~rya!"q V~~yersi ty
Re~~~.!'.f!h ~ C~_!!j;~r_ was the writer of a repor3t_o~~n~1; ,]:pg1!,~~rJ.al J>~_gql!_9!;i9n
as cited in ·the New York Times newspaper, their issue of February 23, 19.50,
on page 7 • - "'""'
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() These files further reflect that WARREN WILHELM, Foreign Policy
:'b Association, quoted with approval the "Daily Worker", issue of March 28, 1950,
I:n ~t page 4. This article cites the achievements of Soviet Socialism in indus-
r~alizingfour countries of Central Asia. These files also reflect that
~ARRENWILHELM quoted with approval the "Daily People's World" newspaper,
ssue of July 24, 1950, at page 6. The significance <;>f this quote was not
reflected in the files.
It is pointed out that this information was not included in refer-
enced report inasmuch as the investigation was discontinued before sufficient
investigation was conducted to identify WARREN WIIBELM, mentioned above, as
the husband or the employee.
It is also painted· out that original sources of-the information
above have not been checked. RUC ·
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Enclosures (8)
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TITU!MARIA WILHELM, N~e de Blasio, CHARACTER OF CASE

aka Maria de Blasio, Mrs. Warren Wilhelm, :WYALTY ·OF '!HE EMPLOYEES ,OF THE
Maria Angela de Blasio, Maria Di Blassio, UNITED NATIONS AND O'llIER PUBLIC
Editorial International Bank for Reconstruc- INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS-IR
tion and Develo~ent, United Nations,
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Files of HCUA and Senate Judiciary Committee reflect no record for employee.
Pertinent information State Passport files set forth. Files of Washington T-1 _
~nd T-2 contain no reference to the employee. ~ Records Credit Bureau, Inc.,
Washington, D. C., reflect satisfactory credit standing for employee and husband ·
- No record for employee at Metropolitan Police Depqrtment, United S-&ttes Park
.Police Department, Montgomery County Police Pepartment, or Fairfax. Couµty
Police Dep~rtment. Metropolitan Police -D~partment records r~flect one WARREN_
vlIIHEIM, 2456- 2Qth Street, N.W., charged in 1941 and 1946 with minor traffic
viol11tions. · '

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MARIA WILHELM, nee de Blasio,
aka Maria de Blasio, Mrs. Warren Wilhelm,
Maria Angela de Blasio, Maria Di Blassio,
Editorial, International Bank for Reconstruction
and Development, United Nations,
Washington, D. o.
LOYALTY OF1 'IHE EMPLOYEES OF THE
• UNITED NATIONS AND 0'.lHER PUBLIC
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INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
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Washington, D. c.
August 6, 1953
I. BASIS FOR INVESTIGATION
This investigation was conducted under the provisions of Executive
Order 10422. \
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II. RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION '

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The files of the House Committee on Un-American Activities contained
no reference to the employee. -
The files of Wasbington T-1, another Governmental agency which
conducts personnel and security investigations, contains no pertinent identi-
fiable security information pertaining to the employee.
Washington T-2, another Governmental agency which conducts personnel
and security investigations, advised that their files contained no record of
the employee.
The available files of the United States Senate Connnittee on the
Judiciacy-, the Sub-Committee to investigate the Administration of the Internal
Security Act and other Internal Security Lat1s contained no reference to the
employee.
The files of the Passport Office, United States Department of State,
reflect that Passport Number 659331 was issued on May 27, 19521 to MARIA
WIIHELM. for a proposed pleasure trip of a few weeks duration to France and
Italy. The application supporting this passport reflects that the employee was
married to WARREN WIIHELM on September 23, 1943. The file fails to reflect the
place of the marriage, but reflects that the employee's husband was born on
September 19, 1917, at Staten Island, New York. Their address, as of the date
of this application, was listed as 809 Jackson Street, Falls Church, Virginia.
The employee's occupation was listed as that of Editorial Assistant, Inter-
national Bank for Reconstruction and Development.

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The files a-;t.so J;'eflect that P_assport .Number 28 was issued to the
employee at Habana, Cuba, _on November 30, 1942, under the name of MARIA ANGELA
DE BIASIO for proposed. return to the United State~ within fo'lir days. The ·
application stated that she had been in Cuba s:\,nce November 22, 1942, and was
there on vacation. The employee indicated her employment at _that tilile as an
employee of the Office of War Informati:on.
In connection ·with the ,employee1s 1952 passpQrt application, there
appears an .affidavit executed by the employee subscribed and sworn to on
May 26, 1952, by MARIA DEBLASIO W!IllELM before JAMES H. NOBLE, Notaey Public,
District of Columbia, as follows: · . '

ttI am not now and never have been a member of the Communist ~.arty
or ~ Co?llJllUilist sympathizer.
nr have
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never belonged to any- organization on the Attorney General's
l~st or to any which could be considered a i'ront organi~tion, or a Communist
organization."
The file fails to reflect the reason .for this affidavit.
i 'This file reflect$ a similar affidavit. was executed by the employee ts
I- husband,, WARREN WIIHEI.M,, on :May 27, 1952, b~fore ASHLEY J. NICHOLAS, Deputy
1 Director, Passport Office, United States Department of State.
'lhe files of ~he Cre<ij.1; Bureau, Incorporated, Washington,, D. c.,
which covers nearby surrounding counties of Mqntgomecy County, Maryland, and
Fairfax Co'qllty, Virginia,, reflect::- that the credit standing for the employee
and her husband is s~-t;isfactory based o~ three accounts. These records reflect
that the last credit check was made on June 5, 1951.
The files of the M~tropol1.tan Police Department, Washington, D. C.;
contained no record for the employee or her son. 'lhese files reflect, . however,
that ol)e WA~N WilHEIM, age 23, of 24'6 20th Street, N.W., was arrested three
times in 1941 and once in 1946 for minor ·traf,fic violations and .forfeited the
sums of $5, $10, and $3, respectively. The files indicated that he was warned
for the fourth violation. ·
The files of the United States Park Police Department, the Montgomery
County Police Department at Rockville, Maryland, and the Fairfax County Police
Department at Fair!~, Virglliia, contained no record for the employee., her
husband, or her son.

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INFORMANTS
kwhose files b7E
Washington T-1:
were checked by SA WILLIA . j . STATEN"

Washington T-2: 0-2.

The agencies lis~d below were checked by' the foJ+owing e~ployees:
HCUA: SE XAVIER F. CLARK

Senate Judiciary Committee: SA HARMON J. OGREN

Passport Office, United States .

Department: of State: SE HILBERT ARPS

Metropolitan Police Department: - SE ALLAN W. HANSEN

Credit Bureau, Incorporated: SE MELVIN L. MONTGOMERY

Montgomery. County Polio~ Department: SE LOUIE_ F. DFAN

Rockville, Maryland
U.s. Park Police Department: ~ WALTER JAMES 'IDLSON
F~irfax County Police Department: SE LOUIE F. DEAN
Fairfax, Virginia

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FIDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
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Title: MARIA \vILHEU1, 1foe de Blasio·,

aka Maria de Blasio, ~~rs. Warren Wilhelm,
Maria Angela de ~lasio, I·1aria Di Blaasio,
Editorial, International .Bank for Reconstruction
and Dev<3lopmcnt, United tlo.ticns,
Hashington, D. c.
LOY/\LTr OF qit; EHPLOYLES OF THD
UNITED HA T!OUS AHD OTH ~R PUBLIC
IUTD1U~TI011AL ORGlUUZATIOI~S - IR

Report of': SA ROBER'J! G. VIDLTOU

Date and Place: .August 6, 19531 at Wasbineton, D.C.

PROPERrI OF FBI
Thia~ ]!port and its
contents are loane- ~o you by the
FBI and are not to be distributed
outside of agency to which loaned.
This is an FBI investigative report
and makes no recommend.at~on for
clearance or disapproval.