“. 2 - is a mador wor -a co-plete pictorial Hist y not only of the i, atb >n setting that produced his, Ie international ratifications at are 60 much a part or h life, is intriji-s ions. Zoxexzxoamkiexexen :dxxxx But what is even .t tures i ODC rijoins, we are reacting: e s”
“14-00000 -2 Biltroro recently / with IST_/. But your letter of November 8, 1950 had thite footnotes ‘Ploaco be sure not to say anything at all to anyone about the mutin frinn who won contioped at lunch / Dupson_/s very Ampor Lante ho’ll explain shy when and if ho sees you”
“14-00000 CORATNUED- 9CONTROL - b). Subject’s check payable to Larry Edenindo Bookshop Is one losed in an envelope addrozeod to the bookshop and . postmarked 3 October 1952. Also oneloood La the letter listed above, on whion TULT2 has aided his comments, noting that S has”
“14-00000 / b Letter.from Shub to Sims, 2 Sect, 1950: "... On the picture book: I an following your idea of trying to get a working draft done myself, with a clear story and a tentative & arrangement of pictures, before calling in a collaborator. I am going to need many ”
“this opportunity to send you my book, "Medical Psycho- logy", in three volumes of which this is Vol. I. I think I have covered everything of interest to you. Hoping to hear , from you soon, and with best wishes, I am. JAB/el enc. DJJES”
“that his na-ia net to pit on the envelope, "just Mini’s, she knows it’s for me.” 6) Personal letter from Clarice CHAPMAN, 7728 Xraf Avd., North Hollywood, California, dated 28 September 1953. a) Letter dated h October 1959 from Ray srecm, 6917 Pacific View Drive, Hollywood 2”
“14-00000 3 /2 it J. it would be simplest to have them in yours alone from the start (or he could assign his to you), so that arrangements for foreign publication / perhaps by Swon_/ could be made with the minimi delay muoxbiga over the legal and security aspects. If I g”
“over to the undersigned a sample of his translation efforts —see the attached book. In response to my query. Subject admitted that his work again was of such * nature that he was a free agent, cane and went as he pleased, and generally was responsible to no one. Apparently in”
“progress, you have pado to date." "*.. "Again lot co onphasiso the great enthusiasm so have for the ,. s-photo-book, and our complete confidence that it will have your own “brilliant, informed and incisive touch when completed." 28 Peer PANE: 30 5. Simb replied eweetor 110.57 ”
“an quite a letter, but I an confident that if will be read xikxx--and even core important-- looked at, with absorbed interest this year, next and tends years from note That is more inportant, it will make cinvincing, I am certain, what no words, written or spoken, can ever m”
“14-00000 • . V8ss* CONTINUE# CONTROL 0. d) An envelope addressed to Dr. Eberhard PRUNING, Englisobod Dititut - Der Universitat Loipaig, Univorsitatatr. 3 - 5, Leipsif, C 1, oneloson a document in the Coman language. The document concerns an anand ont to a publishers’ ag”
“14-00000 9000 C-0-P-Y CrePET 4:E6 • 1739 N St Nf Nov. 13, 1950 Dear Boris, Many thanks for your excellent letter of the 13th, which I got this evening, and all the good news about "The Choice", which I’ll .share •"I’ll try to clarify about our mutual friend /lnson_/ j”
“0 0 0 9 9 2 C 1 T 2 0 0 -9 - ZL May 1951 If you decide you really need any of these, ploane let me know promptly, citing the XYZmxber, so I can got the necessary permission. Colt shouldn’t be too difficult to got perminh, especially for M NW ***20 082, 3,6,47 There are ”
“14-00000 3 simplest to have the actual copyright in your name alone (ho could acsieh his share to you), 30 that are arrongerzents for foreign rublieation could be made with the minimum delay over the legal and security aspects. If I got it right, as of July 31 you had a”
“14-00000 "I 1&93 32nd St., B. W. i nov. 9, 1950 Doar Boris. 4 1 We are very anxious to hevo the photo-bock finished as fast possible.: Handled ps ,you along eon do 1s, this book will be end of the most effective shots that can bo fired and we need 16 0 • due i yrtaj”
“14-00000 / Pi Fit COPY. September 2, 1950 o’ Roceivod from Robert y. Hoddley the sun of one hundred (100) dollars in as rirt payment for services in procuring photographs for f- the Stalin picture book project. W. J. Green —original given to. John Bischoff P 5 Se”
“1-00000 LGKCI/NUPUSN JONTEiGED CONTROL .5- a) A letter from Victor Jllanes Ltd., signed by Hilary RUB 57 1N and dated 29 September, is in answer to an order placed by Subject’s wife. a) A letter fron nilie, Czechoslovak Theatrical and Literary Arency, Prague, dated 26 S”
“boon bald by up not only by the above, 2 but —toing painfully human— by a lingering cosiro to koop TIE CHOICE e from being embalmed in the Donothing, Sloth & Pierde Funoral Parlors. I’ve now given it about all I’vo got and sill do ty darnodost he not to allce it - to causedi”
“14-00000 SECRET/NOFORN CNTNUED CONTROL -10• 15. Correspor tonee pidtrosni to Subject at Yarto 14, San Angel, a) Letter from Kindler Vorlog, Lucile-drain-Ctrarse 37, Munich 8, Derany, dated 15 September 1959 and signed by Dr. 7. 3. RAIRATZ. IMVDT acknowledges receipt of ”
“13-00000 P. 17 18 ‘97 07:00PM WUs/ HUNTSUMMARY files rev4 iew ed Hardway 4/7/78 ECPOEN -WURABBIT) folder 7, Box 2 Correspondence 2 (WICIRABBIT) Termination Folder I; Box 1 3. MPS Project file (WUPUNDITe) apo. included in 64 1 ANY INC (condui Ce Instit ND * 99 ”
“54-00000 Doo, 18,1950 Dear Boring. Swolst - - I’ve phoned our friend and will be seeing him tomorrow corning. _—I do hope senothing or other may bring so to How York —though-fe 8& there‘a noimodiate proapoot - of it— as it: would be grout fun to foregather, 3/1 — Incide”
“14-00000 / 6 Oct. 1950 An zot Hon many rieturog? Emx Tinea" b ook pago says THE PICIVER STORY or FRANIKZ.DN DELANO ROO EVIKLT by Gono Schoor, which will be issued Bov. 7 by Frederick Poll, will contain - 125 illustrations with 20,000 torda of toxtsoo par 6 This i”
“510 West: 110 Street New York 25, New York March 22, 1951 Dear Sill: Picture book now in high, gear as layout is beginning to take shape. New pictures of both historical and photographic pricelessness still coming in e.g. a shot showing a wildly cheering crowd of Russian p”
“1 list of every one of their correspondents, magazines, etc. Everyone got one.A So we were doing well. And he could have, actually, on the English edition whichhad Nawever).) much lower cost than the others, he could have broken ruwebutturs v e .m a n s m s tu n C h * * -J ”
“publication in Jeutnh Currents an article or travel letter about any one of Ua countries he visited recently. 0) Letter fron Ceienne & Society, 30 East 20th Street, Nov York 3, D.Xe, dated 2d September 1959 and signed by T. E. 11.TOP, recrotary. { wolfsh press cuttings will ”
“December 14, 1950 Dear Bill: This is jest a brief note to give you the latest on the picture front. I won't fill you in on the details because our mutual friendwi11 be in Washington early next week an d will give you all the dope. Suffice it to say that my collaborator as”
“to the birthday purse listed above: - t) Personal letter dated 21, October 1959 from Hax and Helm SHLAFROCX, 118-09 Bixlay Street, Rosedale 22, lew Yorke 28. Letters from Albert MATTE. (Attaement 13)1 a) In a lotter dated 23 September 1959 to rr. John K. Caldor, IMessrs, Joh”
“month, and much morelikely 2 or 3 months in actual. practice, wouldn’t you?) I have been keeping a file of everything done in the photo-book line, such as "Life’s Picture History of World War II" and . - . ep: - -% : - * 3 - s to produce *m the 1,000 photos of .. "The Life of”
“/ Warch 3, 1951 Dear Bill: Good to hear fro. you, even though your letter, as usual, too brierefor aty. a petite. Frod "our mutual . I do about jours.1 [a top Life lay-out man] C.fend willida" you owtore about activities than COP joratora *dcelgAl a fad 1te the as, i”
“14-00000 To Shed 29 Ang. *50 1 IFrranS & TIkIsON 200 Madison Avenue See Kenneth Littauer so & SCHIST A published "The Baby 2 & "The Frenchman" & “Happy Holiday" DOUBLSDAY & CO, published the "Coo" books ‘ 1 Se x 196( address LONI Book "I am not crazy enuf to want a ”
“14 (.- 1 Bill: Thi want Shubto be told that aw to complete his picture book hear that he is merelym promoting Choice. What are the fact $? When the picture book be finished? I also you to devise a system whereby we can check: Shub’s progress. Lastly, we Id never allo”
“’ P R A R -A H A L L g ** . ' SECRET ‘ Ni/au2240.ci8uG Re: KMFUNNY............ .and "STALIN" PHOTO-BOOKS SINS saw MUNSON in his hotel, Dec. 19, 1950 % Munson leaves for NY this evening. OK to leave messages for him to phone. Re KOKE-BOOK. He mentioned a contemplated po”
“CONTACTS IK ■PAPERBACK BOOK PUBLISHING INDUSTRY# * When I realized that with very little "padding" such as contacts with paperback book publishers in addition to my —legitimate correspondence with magazines, thla writing career could be very adequate cover, I made the recommend”
“Don’t throw it . away. Wait & see. A number of his drawings appeared in Life a year or two ago, I»vo 6000 them, but there no clue to the date, so you’d have to ask Life.- Important: J says "Ask Listener to toll Jenson about it". Of course Littcuor will know to what extent yo”
“14-00000 [ 1- 25 Sept. 1950 [To St] Ko you probably man in yesterday’s "II. Y. Times Book Revlow",, 1 sucos & SCHUSTER will bo the. publishers this fall of "The Life of FI in Photo raphe and Toxt" (ale) Stefan Lorant, and of LIFete Picture History of Forld Her 11% ,Al”
“= ) ERL Oay PIC 1 URB w—4 JI 1 HISTORY OFWORII 1 WAR 11 16oct 50 THE fused talents of Life’s entire photo- graphic and editorial staff have gone. into this superb new kind of history book. It contains nearly 1000 photographs, paint- ings, maps, many in color, an”
“When in the early part of ‘1955 it became obvious that my University cover was not only weak but also identified with my targets and thereby creating a. security dilemma, I began exploring the possibilities of utilizing my secondary cover which was "street photography". Finan”
“Although Camilla (Kras Joan) PRM, of b Francis Avermo, Cambridge, P’assackumotts, writes on 11 October 1959 she would be hrpgy to translate oho of Subject’s novels, she must first be certain a publisher wants it. She does not want to repeat the unfortunate experience of Fleck”
“14-00000 -2 (8) Publication to bo in tho US. first, with a viog to subsidisation (if nocdebary) of editions (possibly abridged) in Western Europe end eloowhoro. (9) Fublishor. JBIII:"Duoll would be lousy. You’d got no advertising. Simon & Sonustor would be excellent if yo”
“: I. A-4 ankod if we had access to the rest of the book. I answered that to my knowledge these were the only tworcee chapters available at the moment. I conjectured that perhaps they were beng proofread, re written, etc., chapter by chapter And that these were the first two w”
“14-00000 i 5 Sept. 1950 To Boris Shmub $10 W.no S% Thanks for rocoipt. —They expest to have the photos ready tomorrows tnother arrangements are proceeding apace and in the suplest ooner. teo Thought you’d like to coe tids editorials 1 ncn-matermark 1, I 1 { ”
“14-00000 ■ i 6, ■r LETTER TO BORIS SHUB Sopt. 11, 1950 Dick hopos to 000 you in poroon noct wookond. Voanshilo I entirely O to go ohood. The copyright should I all la your nomes Lay-cit assistant should bo offered only a fixed foe, —half domn. half on publication. Alo”
“14-00000 DR-A-P-T y/00waS D 7 Nov. 1950 To SHCB M F.T D-R-A c/0 LITTAUrR, who can keep this and subsequent letters in his safe, filed under HEADLEY, for Sizib to 4consult from time to time, if necessary. Sterilized letters, dealing with details of his work, I can ex”
“14-00000 CONFIDENTIAL 30 Oct. 150 geoncy: 0209-2- IR, THOMPSON (1) X just phoned Shmub and asked him to got in touch mith you at the Biltmore around 9 a.n. Thursday, in re having lunch with you.• '(2) His phone in ACadony 2-0164, 510 Gest 110th St. N(3) To "STALL" PH”
“Inon,A 2101 Stanlay Tilln rive, Ton Anr ripa 13, Calfrnin. (A 1tocisientidna 4.2.10201-5239 •) In an envelope postmarked 16 September 1757 Philip STtVff'OS sends Subject a copy of a memorandum dated 14 Doptoaber 1959 which STEVECON hadasent to ly ANZEL. 5T..NVENSO2 is sending”
“publisher 1(more or less) to finish it, before resuming work on the biography. - -v- deal with ..2 .- Since the photo-book and the biography have the same subject-matter, ---- — .I suppose there in a bare possibility that you could work on the photo-book during "office" hours”
“14-00000 CRET 4 was. ■ I took lodging in their house as a stranger. My own children called me uncle, and grew up without knowing that the man who boarded in their house was in reality thair own father.’" (I Chose Justice, p.336). (19) KATYN & OSWISCIN, etc. We can of cour”
“13-00000 2 @C 00 7 . Thereafter Bimitroff went to Hollywood shore hosepeared wed —several tinee on television with him general nuti-Commiet ctory-D —Es worked co a houne pointer while writing half of the bocht. Finally, m) without funds, he again wrote Shulton for a five-”
“into shape for the printer in April or May. "99". N-nmi ad: When this is written up as a Project, it will be a Sub-project unders-9-"0" EMFUNNY. KMFUNNY, approved long ago, includes a Recommendation (para 5)—."—* ".. that the sune of $40,000 be appropriated for the development”
“approved in principle and a sum of $40,000 bo appropriated for the development and distribution of "similar photobooks a t the discretion of Chief, SP." LAnyhow, let’a got cm with the bool end, if noceo sary, amend RHFUNSI/Y or write up a new project, lator /. IA (5). Took to b”