“Released—un he—Fehn—E~ -hesassinatienPRecerds—Coltection Act of -1999-(44-US¢-3107- Hote). RECRET CG 151-206 introduced to (EaDISLAY) by one of the persons whom he had met at& $3 Copenhagen. He could not be definite but was reasonably sure that MARVIN KANTOR was the person who arranged this introduction, - ALLEY was sure that his first meeting with(LADISLAV occurred at Cs) the Thursday night social gathering held at the pavilion Qn Phe main street of Copenhagen in September or October, 1959. (x foe) ALLEY explained that the reason that ‘he could not, be more definite regarding the date of the first meeting wi th(LADISLAY\CB was because he attended this social gathering ths every Thursday night during his stay in Copenhagen, Concerning MARVIN KANTOR, ALLEY said tht he had probably met KANTOR in the pavilion in Copenhagen. KANTOR, a United States, citizen who is of Russian ancestry, had expresse interest in{LADISLAV)as it afforded KANTOR an opportunity to fsJ developehis proficiéncy in speaking the Russian language, ALLEY said that at no_time had he ever heard KANTOR discuss Z politics with{LADISLAVJnor had he detected any indication that cst KANTOR might bé sympathetic toward the Soviet form of government. U1) ALLEY said he had heard of(LADISLAYJprior ‘to_their ce first meeting. He said that he wanted to meet[{LADISLAVJand 7 S$] explained that his only motivation in this respect was one of curiosity. H if he just wanted to be able to say "that he hadne* of met a Russian”) pacs3 ALLEY was asked whether all subsequent meetings occurred in the pavilion, To this_he replied that on only one occasion that he could recall had DISLAVicgalled him by telephone. HeC$ said that on that occasion[LADISLAY had requested that ALLEY. (¢ $ accompany him to a movie th evening. ALLEY said that later | css that evening he met (LADISLAV and accompanied him to the movie: Bh ; ALLEY said he believed all other meetings occurred at the pavilion. He recalled that on one other occasion, MARVIN KANTOR, (LADISLAV two or three other individuals whose names C54 he cannot recall, and himself had gone to restaurant for coffee following the social at the pavilion. Aci R@flecting over thesperiod of, his association with CADISLAY) ALLEY sain ttat he felt that(LADISLAVJappeared to beCS_J more ifterested in him at their first few meetings. He said that as evidence of such interest, [LADISLAY had given him pooksl_5_}- regarding architecture as well as a couple Russian novels. ALLEY said he was not LAT) Og ny other persons who had been similarly | a “treated by (LADISLAY,) (Bp CSI _7- SECRED r 7 . - . oe. oo . oe eo ee oot ce eee ee ee ee Tt | Docld: 32327340 Page 6 .
Released tinder the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 USC 3107 Hote). ‘~ DATE: 11-14-7017 : Docld: Py . - a CG 151-206 > ALLEY said that after several of these meetings, arts h he could not state what exact point or date, (LADISLAV jdid not 65 . appear quite as friendly or interested in him. ALLEY said that there was a long period of time between the last twolor threa times when he met (LADISLAV) at the pavilion. (LADISLAV nadl $3 4 explained that his work ihe [imbasey|vas consuming much more> of his time than previously, which allowed him less time to participate in the Thursday night social attair. Og {ya ALUEY said that he now felt, in view of the foregoing, that[{LADISLAV)may have focused his attention on ALLEY for the C'sd purpoSe of seeing what he could learn. He observed that if such.“ was the case(LADISLAV)must have become discouraged and decided $3 that he was wasting his tine. Ct fy ALLEY said that,because of the casualness of his association withULADISLAY jhe had previous ly attached no significancel,§] to this association. He said that he now realizes that(LADISLAV Cs3 might have regarded this association in an entirely different manner. L CR? -3*- 32327340 Page 9
@d tnder the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 e ra ‘ FD-323 (Rev. 11-2961) a t \ | UNiTED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Chicago, Iklinois. In Reply, Please Refer to June 9, 1964 A’ Bs | Title MARVIN KANTOR ‘ Character UNITED STATES . INFORMATION AGENCY . Reference Report of Special Agent HAROLD R. EVANS, dated and : captioned as above, at Chicago. All sources (except any listed below) whose identities are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable information in the past. Chicago T-1l is another ‘government agency which conducts intelligence investigations, Chicago T-2 is [a confidential source abroad. ~ : This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. ; Ay /5)-1080-1" et re a a ce Eee ee — oo t Docld: 32327340 Page 10