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14-00000 a rc Ar Nae ERATOR 2} winter nts <phase er aera Sot eb ND SPeRANN tHe Ate omen ets Sa Se See Hie oe DISPATCH © (CGrudess: Chief, & au ~\ - — : oe —.... Ghiaf of Station [. cee eee cept n ne ee ee 9 wuy i359 Jee" “appear 9 veel Oz [Arpawez/3 ~Gishincx/s Contact with Grigorty YE. poo} MNES SNS *GOLDR (a aan dO EEN BRAD ACHE Bhs ce emer ‘ nna . i _ Wone 2 ne a Ot a eed eteg Fa: Ae OF HA. 3982 : .B. OFHA;S98S 22 02. - 1, Inthe last two or three weeks (ARPauNEs /S and (AEPa contaste with Grigorly YE. GOLUB, As we have mentioned in Previcas dis- Patches, (Ak/$ had met GOLUB at the Soviet Embassy vblle she vas for her visa“<o the Soviet Union last F-bruary. GOLUB seemed ty he quite impressed with (i ami Ler ability to speak Russian end mate ber promise that when she rety ed ffem the USSR she would ‘come and tell him all sbout her experiences on the trip. As is also know’? (AE/S ia a good ereonal friend ‘df (AR/5. "(ARS vent to the train station to say Zarevell to ouk 5 prior to the latter’s trip into the Soviet Union. At the trata station was GULUS, as were other Soviets whe had coms to say gord-ty to hee Mikhael THY, ,G0LUB’s assistant in the Consulate, who was going to 14. Moscow, Upon seeing = GOLUB came up to her to ask bow her trip was and again to invite her to-his affice in the Eubassy to tell him about it, She or,responded that she intended todo it but had been wary busy upon ser return. 5 vas standing near(AR/S, SS(AN/S felt it necessary to introduce(AB/5; GOLUB. Upon hearing that would be onthe train to Leningrad he called LYUBDDY over and intréduced (45/5 and (aB/S, to LYUBDOV stating that now LYUS IOV d have an attrestive young lady’ to talk with om the train. On about 20 May 3 dropped into the Soviet Pabassy to talk with GULIB. aa she had promised, GOLUS waa quite busy and therefore only het the chance to chat for a very few minutes, Hovever, when he heard that she vas leaving the first week in June, he invited her to cone to a farewell dinner in hef-honor in his apartment Suaday eveling, 24 May. He also told her that he would invité(Ak/5, since he had had the opportunity to bec ecguainted with her on the train from Leningrad to Helsinki. (Details of A753. Di trip including a report of her conversations are included 14 Ref B). 02 (ARYS accepted. Arrangements were made with(AR/$ by GOLUB, Prior to this point anyf iad not been told of(AR/S’s associa with ua, but ahs strongly suspected It.O{ARYS, ef e knew of (4E/5’p connection with us as she had reco iss S for IN trip. We elt it necessary at this point to infors that (AE{S°s trip was taken under our Sponsorstip, We had intended todo thie after [Ax left Helsinki, as ve are hosing to O*haveriB/6 continue with same of R/S’ Finniah contacts. B of the involvement with GOLUB aif {AS/3, We thought it better to inf of thie and a little about GOLUS personally eo that she knew where abe stood. ; a Ge iz ° 2. GOLUB made arrangements to mect both(azys and (ays in the downtown section of Helsinki on the evening of the dinner, GOLUB called a text, an2 the three of them drove to his apartment, Upon entering the apartzent GOLUB introduced both of them to his wife, Fina, There Was BO one alse ‘nvited, GOLUB first apologised for the large aize of the apartment and the fect that it was sc sparsely furnished. He stated that in Moscow they always -had a small apartment but while fa Hel they felt obligated to have a larger place where thay could entertain? AS/S: stated the apartment vas quite old with many rooms, all of which were quite large, One er two of the rooms weren’t furnished. at all. The furniture did not appear to be too old, was semi-moderp, ani not particularly in good taste but still comfcrtable, As far a5 {AhJS could observe, the GOLUB’s had no kit=ten help or other domestics. “She believed that GOLUB’s wife had fixed the . . dinner herself, The wife also served the linner, There was never any attempt during the evening to ply the two girls with liquor, The GOLUBs serrad smell appetizers including caviar before dinner, a little vodka with the meal, and a glasa of cognac a®ter, fhe evening was quite Pleasant, ami GOLUB and his wife seemed to get along fine, The latter was friestiy aad sociable and did not appear nervous, One of the main reasons why OGL78 told them he wanted thea to ccme to dinner vas to hear some Russ az 6 Aaa e 8a CME PEER CORT R ME Let Cope a tah mer alty Odes iM $Me eno werent ATE CORNET
i i § i 5. 4. O2 (@E75s mentioned how much she enjoyed mecting Mrs, GOLUB and the invitatics VU [CPHA}S898) whom she bad casually met at the Bolshoi Theater, hed promised AN a a ett ee Semone en ete peta AOR RE fern at . . . 3 . v CONTNUATION OF ‘ ; Te DISPATCH + oi cd (orxa}rosy : H a ec Se records and especially some of his Challapin records, “A®ter dinner GOLUB aleo shoved them some Scviet/Rusalan art books and some of hie other momentos. He gave a szsi] Russian art bock vith an, inscription and his signature, GOLiB put on’some records and ome askel GE/S,to dance, A little while after dinner a knock was heard at the front ro In walked another Soviet carrying some reela of film and a movie projector, GOLUB introduced this young man to the girls but (AF/5 did not catch his name and did not want to make an abvious attempt to uind“‘out vhat his name vas. A screen and the projector were set up in a reoon in voieh thare waa no furniture, Then GOLUS asked the two girle and hie wife to come in aa he wanted to show some films. Boti(fE/'s and(AK/SGere delighted because they felt they vere going to see some Silas on the Soviet Union, Hovever, tha only films that GOLUB had were some Walt Disney cartoons gtarring Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck. During the showing GOLUB laughed uproariously and seemed to enjoy the filma tremendously. After the filme they went back into the living roog and chatted some more. About 2500 hours both the girls felt they had stayed long enough and said they would have to be going. GOLUB stated that he and his wife would walk them home, . As they left the apartment Mra. GOLIB . walked arm-in-arg with(4EJ$?4and GOLUB walked art-in-arm with (agy'siz They first walked *s apartment vhich was about five or aix blocks from the GOLUBs, Mr. and Hrs, GOLUS vere extremely warm tovards (AEV3 and vere very ‘sincere in their farewells, GOLUB stated he hoped she had success in the future and thet.if ahe should aver come back to Helgink! she should be sure to look them up, They then valked(A5/5,to her bus stop which vas about eight blocks further, At the bus stop’ they said good-by~ (AEYS and added they were both looking forward to more such social evenings. yo stated - later that the evening was very pleasant, eat ok the GOLUBs were very - sociable and seemed to enjoy having them, Siné Eys speaks better Pinnish than ahe does Russian, she and GOLUB seemed to be together most of that: ; ovening DUBEYS does not speak Finnish, so she waso¢paired oy necessity with Mra. GOLUB who knows no Finnish, While GOLUB and(Az/S were walking to(Ab//3’s apartnent, they lagged ebout one half a block behind Mrs, GOLUB ani(azyS,. °% 5 Ben for dinner, GOLUB stated that before hia wife and he were married they had known each other for a long time and marriege just seemed to be the next atep. He sald that now he and his wife are Sgood pals®, and he also mentioned thet his wife, although she liked Helsinki, did not like the weather which caused her a lot of sickness (2 (Ak/S, who 1a quite outspoken, stated, "Then there is only one thing for you to do and that is to apply for a transfer because your wife's health is much more important than your _ job." ‘GOLUB responded very quickly stating, no, she was wrong, the job was certainly sore important to him than his wife. GOLUB stated that he was an orphan and that the Communist system had given him everything, -Amother interesting thing happened in the GOLUB’s apartment after dinner 97. while they vere listening to the Chaliapin.records, GOLUB turned to(i and said, "The friend that you met in the Soviet Union who is trping to send you Chaliepin recorda is having a hard time finding thea because all the tourists. are buying them up." This shocked and surprised (azys because she had never mentioned to GOLUB or anyons in Finland besides ‘the Gander signed that one of her contacts, Yuri KOZLOVSKIY, (See Personality Annex “4 of send Fecords. (45/5 had no response for GOLUB and let the remark pass. We have no idea why odt.ts threv out thie remark into the conversation as he never mentioned it again, =~ 4 oe | 2 conte ’Sa11ea(arVs once or twice after ths tinner to invite her out Seain, but (ARS had always previous engagements, On 16 June GOLUB puioned(AE 5 and asked. if she could Juin him and his wife for a movie on Saturday nigiit, 20 JuneIUQk/S said no, that ahe had plans for the weekend, He then said how about Friday evening, She sald nc, she was stii. busy, He said then Thursday. She was still busy, and he said than how about tomorrow night, Wecnealay. She felt she had to accept at this point, He then stated that he and hia wife vould nest (Ai/5 in dovntown Helsinki /2(AzJ5, on the next ‘evening, went to the pre-arranged spot alone and found GOLUB there alone, When ashe asked him where Hina vai eds ie on firat name basis with both GOLUB ana his wite) GOLUB said that hie wife felt a little 41 and decided not to come to the movie’ With thes bet that she had sent @ gift along for her. GOLUB then gave 45/5 a paper bag containing a set of inexpensive wooden Russiaa dolls, (AR{S was quite taken back by the fact that Mrs. GOLUB — SC eR LTE SM PEE AS POOR | { PL ree re try H | j 7 > 9 9 Ma ae te . i jC ONT oat mays ag Sea ej i a - oe
14-00000 chp CONTINUATION OF eS ie ae DISPATCH - _ «Cy : 2 2 (crna} sos: — Ts anata Me neta ements on 1 ee ts fl eee wasn’t‘thers tut felt she had to go along to the movie, They went to the. Capitol Theater in Halsink: which ususily shows Scvlet films, GOLUB went to the cashier, apcke Russian, and ordered two tickets, When thay walked into the theater @E7S5 note! that thare ware very few people in the theater, COLUB had beught the fost expensive seats, loges, which are individual compartments ususily for tac peopled @ 3 was somewhat nervous and uneasy, however, GOLUS was a perfect gent] enan ugnout the vhole parformame, After the movie GOLUB walked (27 te her bus. They walked around the tove fer about an hour while the tuo SF thea diecuseed Soviet political theory, - and Soviet vs western cuiture. Her conclusions were that GOLUB is « firm ballever and supporter of his system but still talked objectively ani intelligently wanting to explain to 5S why he believed commmiam waa the best system. GOLUB was quite voolferdus about this, apcke quite definitely, datently and waved his arma as he spoke. He firmly believed that eventually the whole vorld would be ccezmmistic amd this would come about peaceably and naturailyS?(AW/5 reised the Hungarian Revolution to GOLUB as an example of how "peaceably" commmiss vould came about. GOLUB stated Soviet Russia hed to intercade, that the bul of the psopie in Hungary vant e comumist ; government, and only a few reactionaries started the revolution, He atated that that was the reason they had to send Soviet tanks. He then brought up the example of the US action in Guatemala, When this took place, he atated ‘the Soviets protested and protested, but everyone knew in the Soviet Union that this action was something the had to do te protect ite oun izterests. He sadd this. was the same situation in Hungary. : 8. ARYs stated that even though the discussion/argument was quite long and ntense it never became haated nor did GOLUB become angry. He kept repeating OLtolaR}s that she should return to the Soviet Union for ancther tourist trip. OZ{ARYS stated that she vould like to very much and would think about it. GOLUB also told her that it wuld be good for her to study a year at the University of Hoscow but that this vould probably not be good for(AE/S*s ' future to have something like this en her recerd, Oe. era ; 6. On 25 June GOLUB phoned (ARS again to inform her that he had just received '  @6me more phonograph reco frem the Soviet Union and she might like to hear thea, On 28 June he phoned hev again merely to chat. At this time he told her that his wife was leaving for holidays in Moscow and that there vas some nan in Moscow she loved better than her husband, This surprised(Agy's oz who told GOLUB he shouldn’t joke like that, GOLUB assured her that he was not joking, je 7, We are ly 1a the process of filling out a PRQ IT, so a full CA can be granted Se She ie a very intelligent, coneclentious, and a quick, young American student. She is well read and versed in American politics, literature, and culture and has an insatiable thirst in learning the same about other countries, Her main interest at this point is Finland and the Soviet Union, and she spends most of her spare time in the University Library gathering material fer her study project, Panno-Soviet relations, . However, she ia far from the book worm type. She is outgoing, fairly _ attractive, meets people well and has travelled much around Finland alone just to sea how the Finns live and work, She is independent by nature, outspoken, and somewhat aggressive in finding out things she wants to knov, She realises full well the imilications behind her contact with GOLUB, and we do not feal that she would ever allow herself to be put into the position to have to say yes or no to a seducticn attempt by GOLUB. Our impression ia that she hopes men like her for her alnd, She enjoys seeing GOLUB and ‘delights in their serious political discussions, GOLUB appears to enjoy them and her too. We will keep you posted on further contact, oe 8 The final results of(AEys’s KEOSEIN trip are baing pouched in REFEREWE B, Costille’s lunch with GOLUB has been reported in Reference A. Distribution: 2- WE 2 - St erste as UM PET CRT toate Ora ty Ae eM oe OT of