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rts on emigre matters of interest to the 01 ireetier. ineLlgin of sumSC the amtapredased that appear to he lane possible leads. ArrangineeeteImre sods to have hia examined by lesal minter/ pard414144 es reeemeemi.ad by202AMI asdieal men. Altheogh the Indies/ ewe tamed eat ftwooebiy,it revolted in ea Incident of a osoority aatate *Leh to Mores' egmr

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meg hmaglith /2 abo appeared to emotion* perffinalLei and Wallimingtolverobly relative to his sweat Nudism interest to reporting sektemeharilyee matters of a a interest. avrever, his parteamee 'ill he abomerstfarther to interaias if hie ahasp-ever is a einem fame.

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k. Vladialar arOVOLETLABOVIM Mat wears to be smotherpossible lead vortby of fUrther dunking s JAMOVela lobo has sammod tofin& his vey into st least four like emigre offices in Mulch by vistasof bis status as an aoconotant. Dee MONA.3090, . 31505 and AttachmentP fer further details. .

t t localhe IIIMMX-sponsored examinatie e laill at he1. AMOAIIMIMXJail: Manometer vith Former fhpsioiant Miring

military hospital (ass Attachment C), be mar ammined by a phyoislan sheformsrly lived and studied in Mach as en cmigre. The efficsr, merest.ly lehltlag out tor his security mod far the seaurity of relatives still inthe amine, attempted to cross-exemine musuiti. the full story isMama in MOMM.32028.

al. =Mt %king advantage of lashaS1 22122112 1 resentavelatirsas badkgromed sod oontects, 1MCAMMill/2 Ma ome.

tinned to lbw interest in developing himself as ma informant. Wm='egotism to observe this deraLmsweetvaldb, in light at his earlier be-bawler sad attitude, is regarded as very fiverehls. Mere oemmmits on Was

• topis and its possible nicettinacs are found in Anniston 11. sod 11011.319/e.

) se71 a. pil at raltrailf1.1 Me ss eamats as tbe discussionAMMA NiISUM/114 ters • Ins se ini litiated by nelquarters, are roma inMM.= end 20111441937. AMOMOUR/le s viers, thick as Obtelmodbeftwethis dimmed= milk lissAvantars t. pins., are !Omni in AArteshummt P.

k. Atieehmemtss Yerwarded herewith as Atteahments A.I are reportsif esatact mithARD021140,01.65: Attachment 7 is Oesteat Ilegart felWith AMCAMIMI 1 /2. Emelesei with these attanneets are latter istianytater Mrs istOrmation.

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particular believes that thearticle, the publication, tDeoenber 1957 issue (#51.4cprovocateur as was IlYsnewspaper, Ukreyinekl Visit.murderer and made FITLYUnTs

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article is. very provocative. In reply to theof Paris, published a retort in its 29

STMITIY with being the sass type of SovietCHAK of Paris when the latter edited the Co*mmami

I:WASH . :HAN reportedly accused MUTH& of being aasmosth, SCIWAH28ARDT, • hero. •

a. EA3HUBA l s commentas Recentli 1OhbUN I s newspaper attached theFrench for celebrating the day or i..1=A l s death as a day of shame and pro-claimed SCHWAnZdAHDT WI a hero. 73% .rticle :.entinued that Israeli's ambassadorto Prance attended t he celebration. :37kKH:i l s article in the 15 December&chums Ukrsp.Aa was written t p weaken i..:h/OUN t s article. Undoubtedly STAIKIVis under 1.T-1bfIuence cf unidentiriel Soviet agents running around in MR,/circles. (So be it.)

5. ...snort lennisra 3ILINSKIT is alleged to hays batbecome very close to Mrs. ( ) JOILUS.:;N but recent differences have brokentheir relationship. (Source: Kyruslav liSTLIANKA; Dal - 27 November 1910; PCB-Novilqv Tarnopol, Ukraine).

6. cowl !tAgq.p. (X ...: - ): Alm is reported to be a oerman ofUkrainian ancestry, his parents narlr.g come from Galicia. AzwELDIA rinds itno wonder therefore that AlIC has been ac close to Boris *LEVITSKI (DOB - 19 NW1915; PCB - Vienna) with whom ARI: spent Christmas Eve (6 January). BILIMBUTand. SWUM also attended. (7rf3.A.AA is ALCLPELIN/l's source.) .

: MTOROVYOU l a chief at ars, Karlt

AOVOy 7. Hennadly eitCr...itOVT,. , is said to have preson UTC.RCVTCH with an offer to go to the USA, apply

. or United States citizenship and then return to Munich for continued employmentwith ars. AZCAPLLIN/1 finds it suspicious that KOTOREVTCH reused the oppor-tunity. (ABOAPELIN /1 learned this frog KOTCRuiTCHA .

,r,44/e• Alar4e gear irreir4w8. ?etre DATSKCA alias Petro =AI A.7:7.APELLN/1 mentioned he received a.

letter trim' Clena VARx.ITTSIA of Vienna, 115 • 43 he left for this /V but did nothave the tine tc read it. In thiniciN &wet it dUring his trip to the meeting,he recalled a fact regariing DATKO wmich he felt might be of interest . to theAID. He is uncertain about the time element but thinks it occurred during.thesecond year of GAISKO l s double a4;ent activities for the Anwehr against the RIS,during World War II. On a day wilen .175KC was to sez ! al9T-libessage to the araohe went to the Abwehr ihstallaiicn wftin :mood the W/T unit and the Gorman NCOoperator. ' 'ATOM -knocked several times then entered when there was no response,He found the NCO hanging tetra thc rafters, an apparent suicide. AECAPELLK/1Is uncertain what value this data may have for the AIS and said that should itturn out that VAIMITSTA will visit him in Munich he will try to obtain furtherdata for her since she was cut in on.Abwohr WiT operatic:4o against this KM

9. ALCAPELINC I s Activiti ,:s: XL -.A21.1'; 11 tiak./d about his service withthe LIS and said t. t since Ine last RV he aralrfad his activities for the AIS

.during the past numher ,.:f ',Jo-5. '! c.nril,ie,'. that he has been to concerned ./ regarding his ;7.,..rlsona1 m,,cqrlty 1,r! f" . .r !:.1 :. r...a:u-r f ..:It that his reporting did

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not reach any astoun4in4 rropertions, •ualitatively-speaking. In his self-criticism, he mentioned various instances whore he feared to tread beyoedlimits he set for himself, for example, he dielikedmaking probing questionsof rein Lana, feeling that ROMA probably would question AECAPB118/14motiVations for the queries. Re feels that in the east of KABRUBA and ethershe could probably go one or eons •keps further to obtain more and betterinformation. Philabsum agreed thst AECAPELIN/1 undoubtedly could be, asAZCIALIM/1 put.4t more aggressive. Following this, MIMS 04.344 were dis-cussed on which ASLPD.IN/1 has reported from other sources, including IvandATSTIEN% Rev. Benedikt BOW, Andriy BILTNNITT, Oedoen PETERFALVT.ABG11EI.D1/1 felt that he oould take the initiative to strike up new contactser renew old ones. The only 0434 about which he was doubtful, unless therewas a very normal and logical opening, was AECARDIOT. All in all, f.t. appearsas though AECWILIM/1 has seriously analyzed his role with the AIS•and thathe is sincere in wishing to improve his reporting.

11). CISD Coverages The following letter intercepts are forwarded for SRIsinfo:Toile°.

-a. Letter, dated 29 December 1957, frog Jarcalav *SHEVCAUR OXII - e.'

1925; FOB - Poland): of Cleveland, to Kykola ?IL (DOB - 4 %Goober 1922), atABM headquarters. SWCHUg forwards s copy of a brief he *est to BANDER& •axd asks to keep the matter confidential.

b. Taroslav STET= received season's greetings from glens andGesree OURNACRIL7, former Bulgarian Royal Coseeercial Attache now in Madrid.

. o. O.T. (probably Osyp *TIMEX..., born ea 1908) of Innsbruck, Austria,a letter to A. Qum (srermoi. Pseudonym) and encloses a note for Ivan

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VIA (born ca 1923 in West Ukraine). .. .- •awn Boris LEVITSKT received a letter, dated 25 December 1957, fromGeorge O. S. *TRCCHTP40618ZI of Toronto.

e. (General) Ferene V. *FARRA3 Proxy of the Rungerien LiberationMovement and Proxy of the ABN Military Cineission, reoeived A letter, dated26 Deoseber 1957, from *Kg Chang-Fang, of the APACL Council.

tareotydri. , Lem= received a /otter, dated 31 De:Amber 1957, from his

. brother in Chicago.

cooztgriMaretalad, tar. ed a letter frca Vsevolod Koliit of Newreceived ,g. LEVITSET, whose eddrees apparently is nowlkutich 21

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h. Sgt. (Didacue) *GLATT I C -Cl . sent s letter to !erode,STETSIO, posteariuxt Chicago 2 January 1958. GLATT asks STOOK° to forward futurecorrespondence to Mrs. George E. MILL, 39 Brookmoor Road, Wert Hartford,Connecticut, claiming that 'the stupid clowns of CIC decided to put my personalna$1 under surveillance'.

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