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# 912. to which in reI aenints on a korid-wide basis hai teen invited. in the cti recesi200cer, Cho echiporanke, Subject's former abrict C/O in lesic 0: to'rinit him at the Fotel National. Subject deliberately Kept his on a his vida808 echiporsnão could find it difficult to have crtute menisi ir.howner, wizorko oza to visit Subject every day thereafter trail wheet'sgifts of reconta, caviar, etc. then echiporerão urai theoppe unity the first thing he told surfact us that he heani Svet id been a"red" at had been difficult in Lexico. Subject, in his half-serice manner,pechoedd that he was a rebel and told Acchiporenko earnestly that hacient here the fire, effort or inclinition to indulge in the cooperation this mescorected of him. He gava Nechiporenko the old line about friends thest la muertebut tiet he couldn't and wouldn't put out the old effort. Nechirerende soit crosvis teo bai, beours he had wanted to present Sudicot to his chief- en not sharewus re point to it. Subject shrugged this off. Nechiperando asked Subject if heseule de willing to use his office es a letter-dros. Sudject scid, rerroringly,that thet wis not a very smart ilea-since agents riting to his firm 1 to himwuhi then kror or of Busject's connection with the Sorists and he would bearrowed. Harrtheless, Nechiporanko told Subject to think it over endalk toValentin (lo (Loginov) in Lexico about it. Also, Nechipererko telt surfcct that theyhadn't forgotten chout the "branch office" and thes Subject shakin't feel badabout the delay in betting it up. Subject ridiculed that idea, saying that it thathe Soviets who should feel bad; as for him, he couldn't be bothered in the futurewith the tripa and tira involved. Nechiporenko, still not chastened, coked ifSubject would provide information on all changes in visa regulations for trevel inCentral South America. Subject az said he had given this informition to theSocists in the sl. Nechiporenko then asked subject to continue to gire suchinformation to Valentin.Subject clicited from Nechiporenko that he uns forting in the Latin roricon...Section of the Foreign Linistry, and that he uns allowed to come and go cs hepleased to visit Subject. In the context of telling subject that he saw thatSubject was not getting along with his Soviet friends, Nechiporenko said that hewould be coming back to Lerico naxt year.One day while Nechiporanko wus in the hotel room, the phone rang and Sud.jectpicked up the phone. A female voice asked for "Givy." Subject Banteringly repliedin bussian that "Givy" wasn't around, but wouldn't ha do. In the ensuing converse-tion Subject found out that the caller was a 25 year old stuntant, her address andteleshone number, and mide a date to meet her the following day at the Lanin Statione. it of the Petro. Lechiporanko was all in favor of Subject making the date, andas a matter of fact came the next day to tuke Subject's son to the circus so thatSubject would be free. /Comment: Subject said that he never did go to meet the axitgirl, but told Nechiporenko that he had gone and the girl hed not shoun up. Sudjectw.s of the opinion this was not a provocation by the Soviats, but he shied araybecause he did not want to de involved in anything indiscreet./Then Aleksandr Irikhodko dropped in unexpectedly at Subject's office on 3Dacamder, while subject's wife and son were present, the. Soriet asked when he couldhave lunch with subject, and the latter put him off telling Frikhodko tó 11 nextweek. /Commit: Irikhodko did not call/..On 3 December, Valentin Loginov, who had called Subject's office bu Bone chara :,fect come down to the street, saw Subject for just a minute to sont inwith two tickets to the Bolshoi Ballet for 9 December. /Comment: Subjec atended./