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14-00000 ras i “7 ” (GaHyS6/038 22 — Q-1-'56 . RE: Your G@S}+755 of 14-2-'51; further to our 22(CANY 52/589 of 1i-6-'52, SKY case; SUBJ=CT: Investigation into the KRIVIT the firm of uava; “"aaNS™ and “THEODOR MAL we Te are at present reexamining the ERIVITSKY case and are maxing again inquiries about the firm of(GADA)of Ansterdam men- tioned in your a.m. letter, Lo 4 Pending the results of these inquiries we herewith pass you the following infornation additional to that sent to you by our 22(CAHYV52/589 of 1ll-6-'52, that you may the sooner be able to form 6|py an accurate idea of the case, (i In April 1951 your(Londom representative reccivea from the British - acording to information received by us from them -— a eport on the statemeats the Dutch subject Henri Ch#istiaan PIECK, born 19-4-1895 Den Helder, made concermming his activities for the RIS. In this report occur the names of "HANS", alias "HARRY", and "FLTEA", alias "Theodor MALY", alias Paul HARDT, while two dra= wings were attached to the report, whic LBCK had made of |. "LUD IG" - Ignace REISS, and of "HANS", In the book "This Deception" (published by DUELL, SLOAN & PEARC:: = New York) the authoress Uede MASSING tells, that in the first half of the thirties she was in contact with Ignace R#ISS, SORGE, KRIVITSKY, Paul HaRDT, and "FELIK", In the beginning of the Vth Chapter (p. 68) the authoress gives a description of Ri- chara SOrGu, sayins among other things: "His cold blue eyes, . sligotly slanted and heavy browed, had retained their guality of looking amused for no reason at all". it seems 4 peculiar coincidence, that PIECK in describing "HANS" ‘says: "always appeared to be smiling", and "was slightly Asiatic in appearance", Fhough in some further points the two description do not quite tally, there is a possibility that "HaNS" and SORGE y are luentical, and that for this reason that GORGE was in the forme: half of 1955 ap;ointed correspondent for Japan by the "Algemeen _ Handelsblaa" of Amsterdam, and. "HANS" had reportedly been commis~ Sioned to go to Jupan (though according to PILCK he had not obéyed the instruction). No doubt Hede MASSING made much more detailed statements to the F.B.I. on her activities for the 21S than those laid down in her book; she nust also have given descriptions of the persons with whom she was in contact. - PIECK Bave physical descriptions of his enclovers in the RIS. It is recommendable to examine whether the two descriptions of Paul Haw? taliy, and whether Hede WiSotla may be able with the help of PIECK's urawing of "HANS" and the description to iventify the & would be advisavle also to show to Hede (1a25SInN4 Sa Z ts of Ignace a#ISS to be able to check whether after = Bee as rs il.CK HaS been able to draw a good likeness of kis tormer employers, and has done so with great fidelity. “e@ should particularly be grateful for the investigation of the <XRIVITSKY case to possess copies of the statements ilede #aSSiNG made concerning her contacts with the’ ~<1S, and of KRIVITS- aY's stutements regarding his contacts, targets, and other useful informztion. ; sO ~ Further - .. ra woe te 2 Zé rd wo, ~ — t~ io MN ed