Nikola Tesla FBI Files - Page 192

Seoor, Harry. Island Road, Ramsey, N. J. Res. Business: Model Craftsman Publication. Ramsey, New Jersey, Tels Ramsey 519. This party knew Dr. Tesla very well and I talked to him several weeks prior to Tesla's death. He has some plans of Tesla equipment. Sweezy, Kenneth, M. 163 Milton St. Brooklyn, N. Y. Evergreen 9-5809 Scott, Prof. Charles F. N Mr. Sweesy has known Dr. Tesla for approximately 15 years. He became a olose oonfident of his on many things and did a very notable work in 1935 when he arranged for a collection of 100 letters from various scientific authorities commemorating Tesla's 75th birthday. Mr. Sweezy wrote many articles about Dr. Tesla and has some old clippings and miscellaneous data p including several books detailing Tesla's work. Mr. Sweety corresponded with Mr. Boskan and Mrs. Behrand. He is a friend of Kr. Clark. Kr. Sweezy would like to write a book of Tesla's life and had spoken te with Dr. Tesla regarding it. I contacted Mr. Sweezy several weeks before Dr. Tesla's death. (Much information can be obtained here). Instructor of Electrical Engineering, Yale University, New Haven, Conn. Prof. Scott was a friend of Tesla for about 43 years. He worked as an electrician with Tesla in the early days and knows a great deal about his work. Prof. Scott and Tesla did not enjoy close friendship during recent years because Prof. Scott could not understand in full, all of Tesla's work. More information can be obtained here. Scherff, George, Ers. 219 Grant Terrace, Maroneck, N. Y. Mrs. Scherff was the auditor for Tesla for many years and has much information to give. She has information concerning Tesla's personal things and technical data and can provide much of value, including old documents. A Skerrett, John. Authorbelieved to be from Philadelphia, Pa. who witnessed many of Tesla's demonstrations.* Miss Dorothy Skerrett can furnish additional information regarding him. 192