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SnarIC— Progress Report, 1 30 April 1958

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HEADWARTERS ACTION REQURED: Nonej for information and file.

Synopsis of Hain Developments:

1. Due to the fact that CAROL? was away on leave during the first half ofApril, there were only three meetings during the month.. However, those threewere quite productive. CABOLT provided two reports on Eastern W/T operations andsupplied further details on his 1,1fS double-agent operation. CABOLT again visitedthe C 3 home, but matters were arranged so that the conversation could becoruined to operational matters. CABOLT did talk some about hinoalf and aboutthe possibility that he mg be offered a two-grade promotion to take a job withCAVATA. He does not particularly want to leave Munich and be does not seem toointerested in the position which CAVATA has offered him, so as things now standhe will probably remain in UR present job in Munich. We gave CAB3LT theMONOCLE and LEMSCARA operations and a clean WS lead for his eaplpit4ion.

2. Ottilie RTES: CABOLT showedE J a police cable on the disappearanceof RIES, a teacher at the Oberammergau languagnSchool, and offered to kill thepolice inv•stigation if it would help us to conduct our own operation with RIES.(See Contact Report #165.)

3. KS Double Operation: CABOLT provided some fairly specific informationon en EfS resident agent wham CAVI.R1L has doubled. We asked that CABOLT providea summary of this c e eed to do so. (See Contact Reports 165 and 167.)

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le Danube Shipping Traffic: In compliance with ECRT4..5758, 18 March 1958,we began to explore with CAROL? the REDSKIN opportunities afforded by theRegensburg port. .CABOLT provided some information and promised more. (SeeContact Report #165.)

5. Soviet Ice Hockey Team: Cant mentioned an incident involving anattempt by an emigre to distribute propagandt materiel to members or a Soviethooker teen which visited Oermisch. The incedent resulted in charges beingplaced against a Osman who allowed himself to become involved in an illegalsearch of the mime o s hotel room. (See Contact Reports 165 and 166.)

6. Oswald KAWALLA: This topic was discussed throughout the month. MOLTprovided infornation on the recruitment of UAW. by the T:S and promised acopy of a complete statement by WALLe l e wife.

7. penile CHMOVSKIYI CABOLT gave us some information on the bed:whichORATKOVAIY received through the mail and added that there is some speculationthat the bomb was sent by SHURA-100. In talking about this matter, CABO=revealed that he believes that SUBA-100 is controlled by num. (See ContactReport /167.)

8. WA Operations: CABOLT submitted tone specific material on this problem.(The items were forwarded as References II, C and 3.)

9. CABOLT I e Plans: Concerning his own future, etwou said that he has beenoffered a good promotion to take over the CAVATA school. His local superiorsare now trying to ret him a one-grade promotion to keep him in Munich. Forvarious reasons, CABOLT would prefer to stay where he is. (See Contact Report#168.)

10. Police Officials: During one conversation, CABOLT provided Antherpersonality information on various Munich and Bavarian police official, and onthe changes soon to take place in GLUM and the Bavarian LKA. (Sea ContactReport 11680

11. Peter MAUR: At the end of the month, CABOLT gave us informationon the beginning of an operation run by the UdB to kidnap TLAEAR, a formerYugoelav IS captain, who defected and has been living in Bavaria. This operationwas taken over by ODOPAL, who claimed to have had contact to TLAKAR. (SecContact Reports 168 and 169.)

12. MONOCLE: Per instructions in DIRe17082, CABO= was briefed on ourknowledge of AEHONOCLE and was encouraged to study available material and devisea method of coping with AEMONOCIS. CABOLi promised that he would see what hisoffice could do. We also gave CABOLT the AEVASCARA operation and a lead on anHfS agent living in 2wiesel who did not appear readily exploitable by KUBARK.(See Contact Report /168.)

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13. Commentst According to our assessment, the relationship with CA/3012is improving rapidly at present. * base this belief on the foliating °beer-vasionet

a. CAHOIT new talks in rather specific terms about utters which heformerly only mentioned.

B. He talks sore and sore freely about himself, his plans, and hisproblems.

C. He seems to be inning on -=for moral support in operationalproblems which he should discuss with his own ruperiore.

. ,d. The initiative fra-setting meetings stems almost entirely from

at present. In addition, he emus to enjoy his evenings at. thehorse, whether the conversation is social or operational, and

muting such meetings he seams to drop most of his reserve.

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1. Contacts On lk April, COOL? calledE ::2and said that he'hashed to report back from leave. WO arranged to meet the following day.

2. CAB0L14 , luxes CABOLT bad been on vaoation during the two weeksfree 30 March to 13 April 1955. Be looked to be in good shape atUismeting. Hie face was tanned and he looked rested, but at the end of themeeting he had a little trouble getting into his overcoat, so it appears thathis shoulder is still giving him some trouble.

3. BoOting md.thIC: :3 After a few remarks about his vacation. fABOLTmentioned that be had talked to t::luto said that he had seen CL _::]during CABOLT's absence. MOLT cuter* peon to have onr nuTtiralor tvollogoabout Unseating during his absence. r. it in a way that seemedto indicate that he was merely interested in beim sure that everything hadgone smoothly while homes away. (Notes [:: ::] had plumed tom:it/mymention of Um vesting to see Whether ummur had heard *fit. Thequestionless answered rather quickly.)

4. • Bookie gave CAROL? tehe Copies of tho cemolete works Of'Shakespeare. The books were the nicest copies which ::] Wham ableto find in Inglish. They contained a glossary of Elizabethan %Wish, werewell haul and each vele bored. CABOLT was delighted =dead that wasmere that his son would he pleased. Be asked how much he omit:: ::] but

nreplied that one coffees a birthday present fee CABOse l s amendthe °tear was for the eon's school chum. MOLT protested that he should etleast pay for the second copy, but CL. :D replied that he had learned fromhie can boys that you cannot buy swathing for one without an equal gift forthe other, so both books ware to be considered as ;rosente. CABOLT thenstopped protesting that he should pay for the books, but he looked throughone copy and oontinued to mount on what a nice girt it was.

5. L: -3 I:: ::] returned the report on E: :3 which CABOLT hadloaned us at a previous meeting. CABOLT had heard nothing shout this casesince his return from leave.

6. cettilieZIS (b. 10 Jular )S9h in Moecosir CAROL? took PM Idabriefcase a copy of amble end askadt== =to read it and take downwhatever data we needed. The cable was rroe tne Land Police to CAVILandstated that RIEs, a SmvietL eme,ve, bed been.emploYed_ig .e.teeeher of &Isaiahby the Army language school in Oberammergau. On 4 April 1958, RitS went outfor a walk in the mountains outside Oberammergau and never returned. TheLand Police etatica, Weilheie, which was conducting an investigation nf the

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=awe, speculated that RIES silOot have been abducted by the Soviets.hod Use hod dispatobed RISE back to the Soviet Union se an agent.

We &Wood that if this were the case, he thought we had done a good job andit should be an interesting operation. HoWever, if this writhe case, hethought that he should try fa hill the lend Police investigation before itlamed our operation. (:: ::) said he hei never holed of RIPS but beagreed to check and see whethscRIMS was working for CaDii said thatif vs vented the investigation continued, he would keep us informed of onyprogresses& by the Lend Police. (.7d lei7144.c

7. ?WS Operations [:: said-ihWes (result of orthat's* should get into operations against the HfS, we requisitioned aRan to pone here to start such operations. Tepepowdion for his erriveleE:: wanted to discuss this field with MOLT in order to see rbether f3e'CAB= could provide any starting point fron which.:er9r994u14f1Vrelanntb his if •

. activities. DAM said that at present his office bas as a double agent thel oon when they oonoider the Abtellang17 resident agent in Munich. The man\ was dispatched • long time ego after being trained in the CDR. Se was sent

\‘..but with his famy-iland instructions to settle and setablish his cover inthe federal Republic so that he would be able to take over the control of someagents who would be put in contact with him at a later date. The man reported

P his mission to the German authorities and agreed to work as a double agent: for CAMEL. For along time, nothing hainnonal in the operation. Re received 1' a Lou routine assignments which did not seem beportent and probably were teats.• Hoover, now he his started to receive his agents. First he received a man,• end the; a woman, and now he has a second man. However, none of then are• double.. The double is now acting as a out-out, passing inetructione to the..sub-egents and receiving their reports for trananiesion to the DDR by courier.

From time to time the double hoe returned to the DDR for re-training and'consultation. During the last trip, he was told that his future target sill

, be either Western &rope or the Near Sot, and probably the latter. Afterreceiving more training, the double is to be dispatched to the Near East toact as an HiS agent In that aria. Mc definite area or deporture date has

s been mentioned yet.C:: _Masked if the double would take his net withhim or go alone, but CABO= said this point had not been discussed by themrs as yet. The whole move is still in the planning stage and probably willnot take place for some time.

B. miS Conant t:: ::) asked if this was the moms operation which uses1:1101VI. and SA ink, and which GABOLT had described at a preview. meeting.

GABOLT replied that it is and eommdtbit /surprised that);

had remem.bared and linked the two item. (Noter Bee paragraph ttachment 0,ITOUL.12752, 7 April 1958.) CABOLT went on to soy that he has learned one

! item of interest in connection with the WS use of ONFL. Formerly, many MIS.' spas used the arc key word in deciphering their own messages. Ncw the

MO has started to issue new key words, which are different for each agent.

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9. Clearance of BuildApItaterials coaLT described one difficultywhich he has encountered throning We operation. He can edit and &norssports submitted by his double to the Mfit, so there has been no problemin passing buildAp material which is suppoled to originate with the double.However, sr* not d .. .lea ending, have proved to be

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to edlriffertir 11 " e ever earnsthat part of a report was excised between the time that if left the sub.agent's hands and the time it arrived in the DOR, the opmnrationvd11 befinished. Yet ems of the material from the sub-agents should not be passed,as it is too good. CAROL? bas discussed this problem with Dr. BADER, whocould provide no solution. I. DADER I s only answer was to limy in a half-jokingmanner that if CABO= clears and passes material kinds shoul4 not go to theEfS, then.DADER uill be forced to issue a warrant against CABOLT. COOL? isnotimre whether BADER meant his threat or not, but to avoid future dif-ficulties; the problem is boing discussed with the Bundesausea/techaft endCAL?hopes to receive a workable solution.

10. Future Conduct of this Operatic:et C:1 J oeired whether CAROL?will be allowed to retain control of the operation if the double snould besent outside Bavaria. CABO= replied that the case is being monitored tO,CAVATA and CABOLT will be aimed to continue to run it no matter whathappen,.

11. Comnents C. 3 was interested in the future of this operationin order to get a reading on the effect of IAMEPTEMO I s recent entry into thefield of D/A operations. CABOLT may be over optimistic innlaiming that hecan retain this operation indefinitely, especially if the double should bedispatched to the Hear East. However, it appears interesting to us that atthe moment he does not seem at all worried about loving hie operation, wincethis double if as good an CABOLT I e description, shouldAnkortkr ofinterest trim UPSWING.

12. Oswald KAMAILAI CABOU was led back to the WALLA operation andafter he had re-hashed our former discussion, C::J stated that we arevery inteseated in the circumstances under which LAwALLA was recruited bythe )IS. :;) asked if CABOLT could loan us a copy of his office'sreport or toe interview with Krt.' EMMA. CABOLT replied that the file isalready 'Airy large because of the German goverment interest in the case,but he weed to die out the report we want and loan it to us for copying.

13. 'Benno *HAMNER (b. 13 October 1912 in Donowits)s CABOLT was askedif he would check his files for any information on ROMER. He was not givenany reason for the request and did not ask for an explanation. (Notes Thiswas in compliance with the request ill: :111911

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14. Regensburg Shipping Traffics [:: ::) °tomcatted that nee thatspring is here and the Demobs is open again CATCEOLtdal be faced with theold prchlea of Satellite reoraitamt of Gurnee sailors. CABOgf said thath• hopes that the CAT= instrooti one to the ehiPPing eesPentwe win helpto silnbdse the problem this year. C 1 than wiled how wach Besteretreffisoomo into Regemburg and whether sass traffic posts any securitythreat. COM replied with the folltmimg information. There is a tremendousamount of &stern traffic into Regensburg in the summer maths. Ships consall thorny from the Black Sea. The Regenshug harbor is handled 111m anynorsualesaport. Fereign ship personnel are Masted in the harbor area ifthey have valid documentation, but thoy aro not allowed to leave the harborend enter the town. This is the rule, but it is often broken, and there isa good deal of black marketing and currency dealing which goes on around themime. The port itself is under the control of the Customs Police who checkcargoes and in theory control the ships' personnel. For saes tin:, CABOLThas tried to persuade CAUHLOI that there should be a GANITRIOR post at theport, but CAUHIAR has maintainal that incoming sailors are checked at Passauwhen they enter the country sad this is sufficient, so there is no non4 ta-. ‘ -check again at Regensburg. CABOLT is going to Regensburg in the near Moreto discuss the security problemadth local officials and while there he willget us a summary of the numbers and nationalities of the ships arriving atthe ;mt. (Notes We broached this topic in an attempt to obtain informationin answer to sami.5756, 18 March 1958.)

1$. Soviet Ice Hammy Tams CABOLT provided the following informationwithout any query fromC D About two months ago, a Soviet ice hockeyteat ome to °Branch to playa

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toandaapproached by an =niers noosed Oeorg mov (b. 5 April 1$2T in Harbin,O the Soviets acommanying the team bee/me upset at this activity and pro-tested to the president of the German Yoe Sport Association. The Sovietssomehoupersuaded the president to ammputy them toPOLMOTle hotel reemwhere they conducted a search and confiscated come propaganda material and alist of personnel who were VELBOV's co-workers. Because the search wasillegal, charges have been preferred against the German sports club president.He is to be tried and it is expected that he mill be heavily fined orsentenced to a year in jail. CABDLT said he would get us the names of thetwo Soviets involved. (Note: Additional information is contained in g3m-322/4 18 February 1958.)

16, Yugoslav in Augsburg, GAS= said he did not know what willhappen meat in his area of jurisdiction. He had juat heard of a case whichsemns to top them all. About& month ago, a Yugoolav appeared in the cityhall in Augeburg, introduced himeelf as a umber of the city council in

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Belgrade and claimed that he wee being financed by the UNO to study city -ataninittratione in %sot GOICIMOW. The men we royally received end spentsoma days on guided tours of various branch** of the Augsburg cityablidetration. However, it nos appears that no one in Augsburg ever oarawl documentary proof that the men wee either a member of the Belgradecity council or that he woo being finnan by the MO, and from the mountand type of question which he asked it appears just as probable that hecane from an IS. CABOLT did not km the la e i e nese.

V. Newt Meetings CABOLT maid he had to teach another land Policecourse for the remainder of the week, so he would not be back in his officeuntil 21 April. He promised to cal1C_ M then and arrange anothermeeting.

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1. Benno *RAM (b. 13 Oatober 1912 in Donatits)t On the afternoonof 15 April 1958, CAROL? called and stated that ho had no infcaustion inhis files on FR0 (RAMMER).

2. Georg OVUM (b. 5 April 1927 in Harbin, China). CAROL? said hebed looked up his report on the incident in Ourcisch involving TOMOV endthe Soviet hockey tem. The tno Sovicts oho scorched VOLKOV's me worenamed =SCOW and TARASS02. According to CATIRII. records, TARASSMsesspreviously reported as a member of the ROB. VOLBOV is listed as a Barberof the Nrs.

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1. on the mixing of 23 April, CT_atoned CABOLT to suggest a •meeting. CAEDLT said that he had planerd to call and ask that we meet thatafternoon, so we agreed to get together at '530 in our usual Safe.

2. OswalertrAWALIA (b. 25 December 1851, .reaked if CAEDLT hadbeen able to procure a copy of the COMM 1Akevt of Mrs. EMMA. GAMYraid that ruther than give us the old ripen, he Would prefer to wait andgive us a copy of a full atatenent which they plan to take from Hrs. WALLAin the near Mars. CANDLT provided the following background on this cu.CAVIRIL has not been able to run a satiefaetery interrogation of Mrs. EMMAbecause she still thinks that herhusband was woridng for the A15 and CAVIRILhas not been able to reveal that they know that it was the FM. Mrs. MILLIbellies' that the ALS Wm involved because the seen who introduced the MOOofficer to DEA= was EANAUA ls close Weal, inn Halm HERM', brother-in-law, Am WIER, was formerly in contact with the ALS. RADLER was arrestedand imprisoned in the CSR but eventually returned to Germany, where he wasdebriefed by the A. The RAWALLt i s low of the LIS contact to RADLER andbecause of the relationship between RADLSR em RERZ/G, Mrs. faillbLLA concludedthat RERZIO i s case officer friend must also be from the A15. ille cease officernever did anything to dispell this illusion. Ns mentioned a name when he wasfirst introduced to the KANALIA's, but tire. EANALIA did not catch it and whenshe asked to have it repeated, he said that they should call him "Leicht."CATU1 and the CAVIRIL men who is handling the case have we gone to discussthe entire case with CAVATA. On their return, CAVIRIL plans to take a detailedstatement fraa the. KAWALIA, concerning the recruitment and all she Immo aboutthe operation. CABOLT will give us a copy of the statement. (Notes We willget the HERM and RADLIR identifying data from Ere. EAWALIA's statement. Asusual, CAROL? did not know the first names or identifying data.)

3. DazsleeHATIOVS111 (b. circa 1909): CAR= asirse " E. -3 tintheard about the bon)) which CHAINOVSKIT had received. When L_ .. said hehad heard of the affair but had not heard the details, CABOLT reversed theincident. (Notes Details are contained in NOMA-331470, 14 April 1958.) ND 2is now is on the investigation of the bac bing and it has been determined thatthe bomb wa.: wailed trait the same point in bankfurt from which the MatthueUMIAK bee) was mailed. There are some who believe that the bomb gas sent. bySti1IBA-100, since CHAYKOVSKIT had previously received two threatening lettersfrom 5H11BA-100. After explaining this, CABOLT said, "Since SHUBA-100 iscontrolled by you, or by ODYOXE, would you check and see what the SHVBA-100personnel are saying about the attack"? thought a minute end thensuggested that if SAMOA is really slipping so oad37, it looks just aspossible that the bomb originated with t.he Danderiste, who set out to getattention and sympathy for themselves by making it look as thaw)) trombone wastrying to put them out of business. J supported this theory by

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organisation. CADD13! replied that he had also thought of thispossibility and did not discount it. He also thought it possible that theentire program of letters and thebamb originated with the RIS, but he believedthat the RIB would have done &much more thorough job or would one have botheredat To check on his theories, COD= asked again that: :3 trw to findout what the SHUHA-100 panorama are saying about the attack. C: ::] saidhe would ask ground and seesdatte could plak op. MOLT said tart as anaftermath of the bombing, the other tenants in the buildingeherethe Banderistoffice. are located have taken legal action to try to have the Bemieristsexpelled.

4. MIS Transmitters CABO= provided information an a radio transmitterwhich a Canon agencyhastaicked up from a KOS agent in the Fedora Republic.-•(Mote: See )IUNT-6920, end 10:244-33935, 25 April 19580

5. • Polish Double Agents WOW revealed that he has picked up a new• Polish D/A who uses an S/Wteciateme which is new to CAVIRTi. (Notes Details' were forwarded in IrEA.3076, 24 April 19500

6. '13eiharcielaSSIIER, residing Zama Bavaria, CABOLT was told thatwe had picked up intonation that a certain tierhard I4EISSMER, residing inMemel, is working for theikal office of the ES anj.4a in content with anMf8 official named lambert. =SHER uses the in his contactswith the Mfit. CABOLT was inforaldthat he could do what he wanted with thislead and that we had not even checked to see that such a mane:date, so thelead is absolutely clean. CAB= seemed highly pleased with this lead andnoted down the facts. He agreed to let us know what progress he sakes indeveloping the lead.

7. New KS Cases CABOLT said that he had picked up anew MIS case, buthe is sure that the agent was sent out to be recruited by CATIBIland run asa double agent. He learned *tikes mant s true mission by chance from a manfrom the DDR who was once in the same jail cell with the double and learnedof the double t s recruitment by the MIS rnd some of the details of his dispatchto West DermanY. CADDLT said that he intends to run this operation by playingdumb until the double makes a mistake and does something which caa be used toprove that he was sent to be doubled.

B. MIS Residents Asked he his MIS reeident operation is progressing,CABOLT said that he had meant to mention this, as it appears that he may haveto clear some build-up material with us. The female sub-agent, hom CABOLTdescribed as "pretty as a pichuts," has previously worked against the

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will probably succeed against her new target and at that point COWL will haveto clear the material with moo= agency. f:: said that heemaLibeglad to handle any which MOLT marmot cleared and c Deindo his best to have the material checked and returned as repialy as possible,so that the operation will not be jeopardised. CABOLT expressed bis thanksand went on to say that he is having a hard time managing the operation,become the only deans involved is the resident. The resident's wife iswitting of the Ma COMPANt4nn- hut even she does not know that herhosbond isa CAVIBIL double agent.(:: then said that he hadavery great respectfor CABOLT and that cuois should feel tree to refuse !the could not fulfillthe renneat. C :Dead that owr =win specialist is due Laths areabefore tee lang, and if CABO= could prepare a sanitised history of hisoperation, such areport would make extremely valuable backaaveudasUndea

—ter corr man to study in arder.to-leern just how the MfS runs an operation inthis area. Somewhat sUrpriiiMet-CABOLT riedily -agreed to provide the report,but he did hedge by saying that it would take about taro weeks to prepa ys it.(Notee Although velum, in the part let CAB= forget some of his offerswhen it did not appear that he could or wanted to ;caducei, this is oso offerwhich we intend to keep mentioning until he either produces the report orrefuses to produce it. This operation seems to be a very good ono and anythingwe can got in the form of a suneerysill be an addition to our negligibleknowledge of MtS activities in the Mandeb area.)

9. ODOPALs I= .71 referred to CAM's complaint,' about opanwmactivities in this area awl then said that we intend to look into this problemand will try to do sanethissg to solve the problem. However, we need concreteexamples of the sort of thing which ODOM or other CDT= agendas have beendoing which annoy the Oman authorities .0 ::3 asked that CABOIXtry toprovide sane definite examples of such activities ror our none sooting, sothatC: viii have same ammunition to use in diocesan this problem.

10. Next Meeting, CAHOLT had to go maw for the rest of the week, sowe agreed to meet again early the following week.

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1. Contacts On the morning of 26 April, C sealed MUM andsaid that he had a problem to discuss which would take quits a bit of timeand a review of some papers. suggested that MOLT come toapartment in the near future, snore we would have more time to talk anacould spread papers around without worrying about mune beaming curiae.CABOLT tgreod and suggeated that we get together the following evening.

n agreed to pick CABOLT up at 2000 hours in the passage which runepass sae Cafe Downs.

2. =OLT maa waiting at the proper tine and wee picked tap withoutdifficulty. On the may out to the apartment we discussed the weather, thelarge mama of. work whit* each of ue bed to do end other trivia. CABOLTseamed tired and Sainehat dispirited and he ide4Sinid thAtO'had been -working very hard on a new case whicdtmes causing a lot of trouble. He saidhe would provide the detalla when we arrived at the house.

3. When we arrived. cABOUr greeted C7 and gave her a boxof chocolates. J had arranged to go out for the evening so thatCABOLT amiC ::n could talk business without CAROL? feeling obliged todisuse somettuma which would interest I:: .n After a fee minutesof small talk; ..ecepslained that she had to leave, but that ohohad made coffee ana set out the cognac se we could enjoy ourselves duringher absence.

h. Peter aTLAKAR (b. 11 July 1930 in Helgrado)s As coon as Cci ::3 had left and the cognac was poured, MOLT reached into his briefcase,took OUT. a sheaf of notes and began to explain the =Muse. (Motet Thisintonation was forwarded in )2JNI-6995 and MITI-7026.) CABOLT asked that

1 check and see whether TLAKARbelnempai to us. MOLT vantart ooanswer oy noon the following day, if possible. He also asked thati-' T=3checktfthODOPAL to see if they had wxy contact to ZLAJUUt. ±7 saidhe would try to get ammo by the following day.

5. AEMOHOCIEs [:: ::) loaned CABOLT the CAVATAreport on MONOCLEand asked if CABOLT had heard of the operation. CIBOLT acid that ho had,but to the beet of his memory he had only a short resume in his own files.

--Joutlined AEMONCCIE l e wartime career and experience with the RIB anddescribed AENONCCLE as the Oerstan equivalent of Colonel ABEL. CABOLT becamevery interested and asked how far we had gone with AMONOCLE.r.saidthat we had telked to the man on several occasions and he had willinglytalked about his previous career, but we were convinced that he had revealedonly a /wend, and that in reality he was sent to West Germany as a long-termresident agent. c= J explained that we had been forced to conclude that

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breaking ASHONOCIA would be a long, arduous job which vs could not undertakebecause of the restrictions on detentions tad because we lacked the facilitiesto do a good Job. Therefore we manmade& that CABOLT take over thisoperation and see what he could do withil. CABOLT was told that the awevas being dismissed with CAVATA and that WAIL would probable hear somethingabout it from CAVATA in the near Mitre. Until that time Ca =3 suggestedthat comr study the case and decide teat he could do and awes might helphim. Although we could not manage the case ourselves, we were reedy andwilling to lend CAVIRIL any aseistanoe incur power to grant. CABOLT saidhe would see what he had, state the CAVATA report, and discuss the caseAnil:sir at our next meeting.

6. ARNASCARAt CAS= was also Wen AIDOLSCARA l s name and birth data.Heins told that ASHASCIal is a Ukrainian refugee whas we have interviewedand who seems to be an agent on a mimics against the Ukrainian emigre mapsin this area. She tells a very sketch/ story of her background, but she hsvs.:Worked like a beaver to cultivate friends swag the Adel* gratin hire.

ouggested that CAp7.2 keep antes on MASCARA and decide whether becould do anything with her. At this WALT threw up his hands and said thathe is deluged with Utridnian spies none of when can be converted to reliabledouble agents. However, he said that he would look into this matter and seeif there is any chance of dcing anything with ADLLSCARAL

7. ODUPAL Incidentst I:: :11 asked if CABOLT had assembled anyspecific complaint. against ODOM. CAROL? replied that unfortunately CCMhad called a conference of CACHOU personae Just a few days before, sad duringthe conference he had cited all the current complaints against ODOPAL. However,CABOU had two other cases ofhis own which he cited. They were Elena

...eHOSTA-SNZGAROV (b. 8 February 1927 intim CSR), a case in which ODONLLtusisecured some false documents through kanich police channels, had never issuedthem to ICOSTA-SHBOAROV, and then had pat/tided. a vague answernVirRILtraced then on the case. The seem' incident involved one ZAMA(b. lk Novenber 1932 in Poland) an seigrewho was brought from tria toOberammergau, allegedly for an interview, but apparently for personal reasons.(Note, Details of both of these miasmas given to-•fordiscussion with COS.)

8. JoeorftiOBODI (b. lit Decambe: 1926 in Prague): While discussingthis tattmr, CABOLT mentioned that he lams that SNOBODA is again in Munich,but CAB0LT hesitates to undertake anything against SWOBODA because there ie

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9. °wad *WA= (b. 25 Bomber 1094 in Preana)s C has talkedwith Bonn about the KAWALIA case and the Foreign Office intends to try to supportthe exchange of a prisceer in Oermuly for SANWA. Roomer, it is probablethat the Foreign Office wiLl also lodge a coolant with the French Goverment.

10. Peter *CRC= (be °tree 3527)e asked if CABOLT he —obtained any information about IIIRCNER. CABDLT said that he had not. Casked if KIRCHER was involved in COMM Mf8 operation is opy my, but assoursaid that KINCRICR had nothing to do with *JAI CiVIRIL citable operation.

U.. WTI CABOLT progressed to a discussion of W/T operations andprovided the information forwarded in NIMI-7002.

. -12. CABOLT i e Sone CABDLT returned the copy of Shakespeare which C

had loaned him for his son's use. Aided what hie son had decided to study inthe University, CAM replied that st the noarall it is between mathematics -and law, with the esoisien rooting on the Ice's final grade in mathematic*thin -secenter. If the final grade in a eoad one- be will pentium "eh meth.If the grade is poor, ha intends to study leac. J said h• had vrittento his family to try to get sane inforeatden an study opportunities in a MEMuniversity, but no anseer had been received as yet,

13. C. The conversation than changed to CAVIRIL and voicesGerman agencies. CAB= reported that t 2 now appear, to be in goodhealth end talks as though he intends to go on working forever. Nevertheless,Karl STURM is expected to nom to COMA within the next for woks to startlearning the ropes. It is expected it CAVIIM. that L z and =BM willwork together for at least a year before . c_ -3 • departs. OABOLT expressedthe opinion that the two wiLl not net nioug too well and the friction nay wellresult in STOW • departure and 0 retention of the poultice. Onepossible solution is that c mad like a poeition in the Ministry ofInterior. Ii C_3 hew.= noes not fabin again, there is at least apossibility that ne may get Baron Traugottrevon LEUKABT le job in the Kinictry.Ben =CART would like to retire and 3. qualified for the job.

LKA Changes: When SIVRM leaves the LEA, the top two positions inthe agency will be vacant, as ST= was only deputy and the chief is leavingbemuse of bad health. The new chief will be a lawyer need SCHMIEDER freeAalborg. His deputy ie to be a men Mee KAM. CABOLT laws both of thesemen frost his one work in the LEA and he feels that the ccobinntion of STOWand SCHUB= will make CABOLT I s work far easier and such more effective.=NUM understands CE work and knows the prob/ssue involved, and he has noobjections to stretching a law • bit when an important operation is involved.As an example, CABOLT said that he was quite sure that SCIRDIDER would offerno objections to passing the build-up material involved in the MfS resident

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agent operation. 'marine at the trophies on living roomuall,CAROL? said that C:: :Dmhould get to know both. SCONCE= and RUM, asboth are fanatic hunters. (Notes We wiU get Nil identifying data on thetwo am )

15. Future Liaisons (;",- D asked if it Eight now be ;midge tom*omr CE detentions through the LEA and or. through 02 if scatolamta. a goodknokladge of such operations. CABOLT said that he thought that this would bethe best solution. Hs claimed that with the combination of BLICOMER, STURM,ROFPRAN and CAMIT supporting us there should be nonce* flaps Meths oneover AZIASSO.

16. 0 21 CABOLT then started his usual commenta an the inefficiency of0 2, swing that there are onlya couple of good men in the entire shop.Ons is COMM, wham CABOLT bads:a:timed previously, and the other ii eninopactor mimed FUCHS. CABOLT did not have any ldentalfyiregdatao:008. .(Cute: We can probably get it through CAST -1.)

17. intotreflEIGL (b. Bbotober 1904 in Itunich)t•C.- ::] cementedthat he thought that the Polioe President, ncr04 rather colorless personend that more is heard about people like Friedri . COOL/ agreed andsaid that even 11131GL defers to BAUR. HEIOL has ly referred to BAUERas "ml successor."

le. Friedrich BLUER: At about 2300 hours, 1:: came hone andafter a fird manatee of small talk, CABOLT suggested that he was ready to leave J would drive him home. On the way home, CABOLT continued his

comments EMBER. He said that a man named RUHL (Notet(EriainalamivaannulmWillie II ,Munich, Lierstraase 10) should . have BLUER's job today. BAand R4 were in competition for the job, but BOER won by playing along withthe Socialist trade union which BUHL refused to do. Therefore although Eintwas the senior man and had such more police experience, BAUER got the jobthrough the support of the union. Notes -We received a aixiler account ofthis incident from CASTONE.4.)

19. CABOLT P R Alturat With his usual admonitione that what hawse aboutto say was for -::j personal information only, CABOLT than aaidlthatC: :7 'i.e now been mace a member or the • CAVATA School Comeau:ion. CILIUMis still after CABOLT to take over its school and a GAVATA member is easingto Munial late in Hay to talk to CABOLT about the job. CABOLT hasteeninformed private]: that CAVATA is willing to make him sn Obeirealmmnerat ifhe will take the post. This is two grades higher than his present title, andwould mean a substantial raise. CABOLT I s own superiors are new trying to getthe Bavarian government to promote CABOLT to the title of AlglerrImgarat no .that he will stay in Munich. Although this is a lesser prnietion than that

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offend by CAVATA, it would manna' financially, because CABOLT owns ahones in Itnnioh, and accepting the CATATA job would mean selling or rentingthe house and finding a gaosin Cologne. CAVDLT said that personally hewould not like to take a fun-time teaching job, as this meld mean that hewould have nothing further to do with operations, and methods are changing sofast now that he would soon be cut of toxihnith the latest developments inhis own field. Montle would be useless as a teacher and would have to learnhis own profemsion over again to go back to operation;. Therefore, he hopesthat thiawn will work out co that he can stay in his present situation. (flote:doe (7, „:3 moments on this toga in MA-33630, 15 April 1956.)

20. Tenalmation: As we epproaohed CABOLT I e house he amid that hewould call the next do—with the latest news on the TULA abduction. CABOLTvas dropped at his front Otesbortly aftau. 2330 hours.

Ciao Officer Comments* Once xpoinCABOLT seested to be talkingfreely and mually all evening, The relationohip with him has improvedconstenay since the r. :3 operation end during the post few meetings, hehas talked in rather spec:Iv-g m terse about matters which be devaibed onlyvaguely a few months ago. t. J is beaming more and more convinced thatthe plan outlined in 2i1h-333y3, ij April 1958, can be carried out successfully.

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