AONTATLS Comaaes ay Aur 68 a> OF HA) 3694 30 Dee 58 . can 3819 Result ef Cost{1le's (KUBARK) (SSR Trip, See chrone in Finland, GOLUS, triporiye *. | Suddect, Soviet Consul woreplacet 0.0. TTGLTEV, joined tne Heisinss Consular Corps, which had sreviorusiy nai ny Sinosioviet bioce reoresentative, in the fall of 1957, Since the Consular Corps is not scecificaliy a "weytern® DOuy, Lune corns mac no valid reason to refuse hia entry. as far as {a known, no other Sino-sSoviet sloc representatives have folicved . MLUG into the Corps. *. “——FSatille, KUBARK, attended @ “consular “orps lun-heon on 10 De~ $8—~turing lum-heon “, was intredwed as new Viee-“onsul from U.S.—«efter lum-h GOL'B «ame directly up to “osti:le, introdwed himself and asked “, to join him at hia ~ table for -offee ani cognac. Sudj was extremely friendly anil pro-eaied to ask the usual. RQ-] type questions, such as “ostille's howe in States, bow long held been in Fink, did he have a dipl title, ete, Subj mentioned thet his vife ws in the Sov Union and that he was living alone in his apt, Subj speaks ne Shglish, eo Finnish was used, | , 7. (Hys eomment: A photo «ane in w/this dispateh—“ostille,. GOLUB and 6 others, Fhoto sent to SR/2/*E for filing.) SO ; On 13 Feb “ostille was invited to lun-h by GOLUB; lum-h lasted for 3hra. - (For details see GOLUN's 201 folder in whieh this ref is filed.} ar see copy in Finland's chronoa;) © - r , —— 20 Mar 59 mo -. 2 COFHA) 3859 ~~ Costille's ‘ontect w/GOLUB en 13 “pr 59, See chrone in “inland, 17 Apr 59 no ; 220 fASPAWNEE/5| retd to Bele 16 May, She on same train Leningrad to Hele v/GOLW 30 "who said he accompanied Sow weiter to Leningrad, ree, & Subj discussed : 23 May 59 «= current events and-Subj's views Sov interest Finlsak/5)stated Subj friendly, < : balpful during baggage check and did not appear suspicious her trip. Subj : ; haa phoned [AE/5| twice for lunch sines retura, She not able go but intends ; i accept next offer. a ; Poy ; . FYI¢ [Wa IvK/2. said Subj went Leningrad to Meet Sov Internal Security Police re . Qe Repn re security measures KERUSHCREV Scandinavia trips . [ori] 3900 On 4 May Subj phoned Costille (XUBARK) for lunch that day. Most of the tina ves 12 May 59 spent on polite conversation and no palitical topics were discussed, Subj asked C, about his home end family in the States and his vacation plans, Subj mentions that he was not going to be able to take a vacation this ewaer as he had hoped, When C. asked him why, he gave the reason that the Aub, whom Subj dexcribed aa atill being new and not quite sure of himself yet, had told him he wanted him - to remain in Hels-as he was the only person of officer rank in the “onsular Section, (Comments. Maybe. it's cause KHRUSHCHEV is coming to Hels this sumer.) Not once during ‘the lunch did the subject mentioned in refa (C's trip to USSR and treatment accorded him) some up, (For any further ecements see Min) chroncs) 3897 "Recently Subj has been making efforts to invite younger menbérs of the - 6 May 1959 Western embassies to lunch or to view Soviet movies playing at local morie 21 Apr 59 houses. Subj invited Howard B. Singletoa(Canadian), Aydin Yegen (Turk) » another Soviet « Makayer - at these two luncheons acting as interpreter, Costille was ‘just interrupted by a phone call from Subj inviting him to | ‘TSSABLE] asked for info on GOLUS & ¥. MAKSTEV eating that both Seviet officials have been in social contact w/zbra. of the SMADD) La ation-in Bele, Tis contact instigated by GOLUB was allegedly to inqure about Of tion procedure, MARBIEY acted as G's interpreter throughout the mtg? '/SkABLE) Bas a trace in their files referring to GOLUB as Soviet Intell Officer acting es liaison man w/the Finnish Security Police, ;
aS =P, witing, Gln PACT CFHA43 93h 2 Seps “5 C. Ol oe . 1? Cet 58 * (WAStINESS . Ol ANS “So (oral 3593 “as tor (eawete/a) i (atation)have dropoed all contant w/him since the o\ - 4 9b Cn the evening of 10 omtfu/e wife were at[sranseths home for dimer and could not resist the urge te orink ur the Vari Dl Rrreyson ease. Ye had read the interpopation-mt whicn haa béen prepared by ove of his sen and had subsequently talked to CLUB on OCLUSts -dniciacive, OOLIS had called him @ invited him to luabh and h Seserited the incident at the alrnort quite factually, but vA. al placed very Little credence in the accuracy of the accougt, OOLUB said that -in view of the fact that the sig American. athletes were heft behind todawait visas, he could well understand that Torreyson ‘ had needled{VarIfjto the point of exasperation. He does not beliere that any.thine further will come of the case. Certainly . _tha Ministry of Interlor plans to fercet about it unless a new protest comes from the Soviet Ambassador. OOLIB told(V/lthat Of sei thad behaved stunidly in the whole affair and has been re- __ __. calle’ to the Soviet Unionenf(V/1 \says he has already depart : COLUS also stated that(TPTN Ts a worried and upset man. Apparently the Soviets, or at Least LIB, do not believe(PTDIg ult story, ace tf e/Ly)D | The reason for this doubtfulness is that when the siapping ineident ofcuFred Varpit had b ¢ speaying Fnelish to Torreyson. GOLUB thought dt strange: that{¥PTD,1 ene speaks Finnishwell, shoudl not use that language _ in speaki to forreyson, who also has a fair comtand of Minnish.. — m 32 wwolbe sey Jn -¢ funeh u/Souree, to t fe up reatine cacters ef ‘businesa a? “ot sition pet argand to TL Secures hol seen Subj Bfust the ebher Jey, =e “S) asked CG rboes the ty - Sucee sid t soe weelss previous pet het a aa }o His udaone MTS Tir which Ait bea te doe, personnel socimt hiadc oshed rort/I Brest . . : Stores i a ke would be lossy to bAlp on casters pf this tite: : : : uititin iyo less dinits, hot told GAYE vortd be ba win ctfon in any Le mould, oA be Bas tat 58g anes “ted tht the ltrs hol beda ndled fron eden, troed cnt Gwe erveloses 844 eancant df stole in Hols ctereg ahaut gevic Say then .gced Goureo: to int-rerde u/Suedish vuthorities; and eh) pranised woe ee wf. Mey told (V/A wbet ik, bald rred Wis peorde™ te te very Stapid. ditt ia sa cnh by “hts ceole™ wis not Si pa rsorncl A EA replied retoer tbe tog verrded Seat their aun}? rose to 3133 ay uikins, ies saci an dnridert ha, jend willie 2 as en here? oul Phys Sue over Sheds ado nothings edvdo wly cet by saying, “Sou sized wo luo: how ta get the. out Jisereetly.® ; tee seCTELS Tywell, | Vids ened tio it yp rt of “ vod Guntt cnov, Shean d jaesa 2 shswacnlé telly ” ag be Ue eae Ta Pde immeh eee, ‘ rorberiea, 5 ovement >. : 3a t eo 4 ety rT ‘é st Let pat Foe oe aE . departure of (VARIC since hie name was wentisned by G. E, GOLUB uhen he muds a protest tof VAMIE/L egarding| VACCINE tants w/Americans. *.— (se(Ceut B12z7, 2% Jan 19584) above, re WSTSRSIRG, ) : OS —
© 14250156 Grigoriy Y, COLUB CONTACTS cont'd °° ao On 13 Apr Costille (KUBARK)'had lunch w/SubJ at vhich time C's treatment "oFai) 859 a7 ape 59 in the Soviet st 819) was brought up, ox details of this , Lengthy report, hronog._¢ 7 : Corsa] 39m Detailed report on Subj"s contacts wPRCE/3 and(AEPAWNEE/5, See 10 Jul spateh in his 201 folder, 326: artic. noticeable has been virtual cessation of attempts by thd /Vesfisubj to meet and entertain the Am Vice Consul, wo had been subject to almost. weekly telephone calls and invitations during the spring and early sumer, Subj's new reticence dates from Aug. 15 whee he was entertained by Am Vice Congul at a dinner in @ Hels dance-restaurext, Since that tine Subd has called the Vice Consul only once to take him to lunch on Oct, 12, OFHA)4223 “ringing qs up to date rea ASPArK#8/5.GCKE relationsip, Continue to see USi on to Hons Ponsg th: rassibt.ity of hos te wach other on weet:ly basis, ote. For detaiis see dispatch in his 201 files Mscussian of Sourcets desire to ro: China tix the UESR (YladivestokJon the Transe/iberian “nilroad, then thru Chica stating ot Pebine and Stanrrad, and ag ot Chinese visa, ete, OLUR encousieal her toa ro, sadd ne world assis ers he es:ld, ete. Prior to GOLUT!s dnty “els he dntesduced her to Yoktor VLIT Tv) ed see on Ginl List » %, said "in ®the -ost inte @ ad tre csoversulionay evertros u/Sourea,, a can Seont of teer in the cov Sb" and vould enisv carrvins on WOR tald source that "Iwill teoon the Si--ish desk jn‘ oscor and msconsitl for tos PincL aupraval of visa resuosts set ten the Sovirk in “els,
Qo (ori 3905s Subj tald Cestille (KUBARK) that he had been in Finl now for about four years i2 39 1 Ape 59 OFEAJ S218 orgy 59 2aoleria 4237 Bee § fe) ) Gaimxyey QUOrux)ucné Dh Bec 59 Ogun” ove OMe e2e) untated - ‘t™e finnish border ir a Lodye auto, hearing Licanse olate 2 GOL‘, Grigeriy Ye, “sstille (MMarnr) aaid that GOL'P's Firnish 4s ex-sllent and that G. -laizs te know no Sylich. Clowever, wien “. wis having difviralty w/Fionisn, GOLUB was able to put these Invlish words into Ainrish. | and that he had been enjoying himself very much ari liked Finl and the Finns, Be aaid that he was glad. that bedid not speak English as be vould then probably be sent to England or the 0.5., which in his opinion were too far from his hone in the Soviet Union, Accdg to Subj, this made travel hone, as well as phone ealls, too expensive. When Costille asked him where he would like to be sent maxt, he anavered Moscow.- He stated that over three years was tou long to be ayvay from_one'’s country, . ad jn Murcer (Fin Oftiotal in Ministry of Interior, OF Qa 2$ March GOLUB, Sov Consul in Hels, said KERUSBUREY planning pay unofficial visit. to Finl at. end his Scandinavian trip in late August, GOLUB hoped there - would be no Soviet spy cases made public to beclow! visit. (Cource comments h cases presently unier preparation b Statlon subiitted toree forss dealing w/Sovief TETIPFation and cltivensiip, ~ Weich had ‘heen given toe the U5. Consulate by GCLUE, (Has comment: The fores evidently went. to SR from 31 - they did not cone” into ¥e/1fcz) Cn 1 Dee Source said that GCLUS had told YaLpy/ that a “estern arent, whe eressed the Fivnish-Soviet border near Imatra on 13 /4¥ 1999 had been arrested amd wag being held br the Soviets, SCLUR did not r-veal the name of the agent, - but said that he had been trained in 4ustria, To the station's knowledza, there have been no RDS missions run via Finland hy FUSARK since 1953, Does has know of any 2°TSOX azunts who disappeared in May? Or is GCLUS making uo the story? (To SR Division forvanswes) ealled Roodine (FUSARE) at R's home and said that he would like to see his on an urgent ~attere-met him half anchour later, and he rel-ted the followings GOLUB had reported to@aALU A/S at a western agent ned been arrested in the Sev Union near Imatra, but on the Sov side of the berder, 6G, had said that the azent had teen reecurited in ?witzerland and dispitched across the border en 19 May of 1959. The arent had come to Hels on 17 May and had teen met by a. nan described as bet.een 35 ard 32 yrs old, about 170 em. tall; the -en s-oked a pipe, spoke good cnglish and passable Finnish, 7his man had driven _the azent te aF-153, Warry/é] O & investigated and found that the car wis ow ed byGerrevson's (unilateral of Ole » Fou IS) fara and thought therefore that [FESARF might be involved, He wanted to warn us, so called Roodine, — “ood ne checked our 3 military attaches’ offices v/ neg results and then went to [ForrévSen) 12 find out if he had even loaned his ear for anv such trips or was sonehow Involved indirectly. Negative ancwer, “oodine thinks the whoe stor’ is provocation, concocted hy the Soviets and set afoot thru SCLI'B to serve as a counterehalance to recent revelations of Sew espionage in Finl. (fee sab Joint Wecks for 11 bee 59)(sic), oodein goes ea to Sax that it is interesting that the Communist newspaper [ansen Uutiset ewried an editorail on the 1Cth of Dee accusing the Security Police of nob investigating cises of wostern-esplonace, *Faeeegee 3OL280a wife rotd_ to Hels on 7? hov and surprised kin after an absence of avout & ronthsQYc-F Vw =/9) states that the rclations'is anpearag ts te the a2~e a8 it ens befor ors. G. isft, as jes ens glicd to hive hor bick, Te vife is os friendly tocinds nf§ ets 4 eeniten is RUWUE, | Mie dispatch refers tovmelationstin between GOLUR, DUAL, @tenrecary ayy ol sai me v f: cm lerteees TL) Cee Loversonm, Oth gr eet see S e ani {t ds Reltoynd 7 ¢ tpewrs te wes 5 nant: DN aeet vy Baas : Sta Foie arter aa * . he, “me OL fm orkance is astnian af ee VE av ot fhe . ol \ secuel to info sive ra(SrEAD é37, arove, On y Sec ahout 0330 rrs, GaLisnja) O \ :
PAST ERS SEES $ ee ‘ faliset in : resLigenent: ; ew asa? am - 28 a . che would he releases ag socn asa es iaahle . “ feind, OCLYR lnestiniuvy tordQian ey ; I a" md spent tt re tam eiik mito splace
14000007 7 On 21 May VALINK/1] vas informed by GOLUB that he (@,) had been surmoned to 3p Ler Se UE ose et ee gate eRe toe gts 37 59 - gountries. . GOLUB, Grigoriy Ye. “Subj suspected of belonging to the KGB, 3) ae leningrad for a atg w/a repn of the Soviet Internal Security Police (presumably MVD). While there, GOLUB had been inetructed to determine what security peecaution the Police of Sweden, Norway ard Denmark plan to take to insure the safety of — EHRUSHCHEY during his August vielt to the Scan countries, During the conversation, G, was very oritical of hia Soviet salleagues in Stec, Osle and Cope, for their fellure to develop close relations w/repna of the Security Police of those - G,. was worried not only about hia own inability to develop the info requested, but also for the safety of K. during this trip. 6. did not kmow . for aure vhther K, vould visit Finland on this trip, but believed that if he did, it would occur after the visit to the other 3 Sombrio, emi. that any visit te Finl. would: be purely unofficial.
14-00000 ee ec "E ONLY (CO) unctassifien =p INTERNAL (] CONTOENTIAL. Cf seceer _ ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET SUBJECT: {Opteweal) : (Ofices desigagtion, room » ond ror member [pare oerece rs coments {Mkseber cach comment te show frost ulpce dwchde 9) | ercrven | rorwaroeo| tAET ALS Gree @ tune caress colyenn efter gach comarent} | be 13 Aug 23 : | wifes Nyna F dorovna, b, 2% Bev ‘whe served as 2nd Secy (niet of Censular S,ction), Soviet Bubasay in Egleinki fren about Dge $$ te 27 Feb 60, - Sabject 1s EE enspect FOB. Suggest attachment be filed in Subject 201 (201-150156) and kept on permanent retaation in SR/6/Bie CO conripentian =) pst «=—-«()_s UNCLASSIFIED