“RéEEYSeA-GnteY the John F. Kennedy AssaBsination Records Collection Act oF-1992-(44SC 2107 Note). | DATE: - (1-14-2017 ~ . » - 1 : - CG 105-7568 2th would appear that because of In the final ane =P ALLEY's negative attitudé“phigstWis,lack of moral gefness and {intelligence potential, ¥that [YCADYSLAV ABARCHALINES ho was merely screening ALLEY, dropped him - Because of ALLEY's nature and personality, Chicago did not question him specifically regarding the points raised. by the Department of the Navy (outlined in Bulet to Directo¢gsof Naval Intelligence dated 2/27/61). However, the Bureau may #8 wish to advise ONI, with its dissemination of this report, of the following observations and information gained from this interview which have a bearing on these points. As evidence that ALLEY and his father do not enjoy a close relationship is !ALLEY's lack of knowledge of details of his father's employment and the erroneous impression that his father does not possess security clearance, It would appear unlikely that ALLEY's father is aware of his son's activities because of the latter's negative attitude and the fact that he had assigned no importancedto his association with [the Soviet} in Copenhagen Finally, as to whether ALLEY influences his father, it is the opinion of interviewing agents that ALLEY's personality, which is far from domineering, would militate against this | possibility. In view of the foregoing, Chicago feels that ALLEY does not possess any imediate finfornantper (dou le agent potentia | Further, since he has indicate is desire to fcooperate with this Burgau in the event of any correspondence or subsequent contacts by [Soviet personne it is not believed that any additional interviews or, further investigation of ALLEY is warranted and this case is being closed, i This report is classified confidential since it reveals the Bureau'sXinvest igative interest, infa representative of a foreign diplomatic establishment. | | *, i‘ a A | DocId: 32327309 Page 3
“Rgbeasti under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hetey. _ DATE: 11-14- 2017 UNITED Copy to: , SECRET . | Report of SA LOREN G. ADAMS “ “+ Qfitea: ~~ CHICAGO Date: . Ge/ 3- G/ a oo , i . Field Office File #: 105-7568 oe Bureau File #: + 105-85082 Tile: REMBERT CAVEN ALLEY, JR. Character: INTERNAL SECURITY - R - DENMARK. 1 Synopsis . ; . ; | | ALLEY reinterviewed 6/6/613. regarding. association with LanrsLai a) (Phonetic), [Soviet Embassy#émployee, snhagen, Denmark “ALLEY | believes. he was introducedéto (LaADISLA y'-MARVIN KAN‘ “U.S, - citizen. ‘ALLEY telephonically contacted one tim by DISLA | ‘and arranged ‘to attend movie. On one. other occasion,# LADISLA KS) | ‘KKANTOR, others, and ALLEY visited restaurant following social Do event. ALLEY believes all other meetings with (c t pavi in | Poa Copenhagen. :: ALLEY said matters discusse dfwith (LADISLA ore. of BA _ general, fi t and background nature; edgy not recal ~hnyekere equestQ¢}: by 4ADISL. specific information. ALLEY advised althou r’) ' vatedxto. ‘meet pAoistAUpy curiosityghe is suspicious of, ussians) and alert any specific uiry. ALLEY may have advise LAD ISLAYS) that his father employed by General Electric, but stated his father has. no security clearance, also. he, ALLEY, did not possess y} Classified information ich would have ‘been of benetitft ° Soria 5) _ |. ALLEY now feels | ADISLA S more interested in hi fit n oviesay SA few meetings; later meet ts more infrequent, and{ LADISLA Preataa less interested and. friendly. Because of casual relationship ALLEY had attached little Significance to as iation. ‘ALLEY has had no “correspondence or contact with(LADIsLA ince Copenhagen;:xsaid he. would be surprised to receive any. correspondence, but would a immediately advise — FBI in such eventuality . -c- alr ar | a CLASSIFIED BY bb | ‘LON CONTAINED ease ON AEL INFOR! MATION COt NE <n} ITS UNCLASSIFIED EXCEPT CUS GCe This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loan your agency; it and its contents are uct te he distributed outside your agency. . . : . it ~ t f i Docld: 32327309 Page 4
. _— LADISL s it afforded KANTOR an opportunity to develop his ¢reteasedytinder ‘the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 210% Hotey: DATE: 11-14-2017 a FD-902 (Rev. 1-25-60) _FEDE 3A’. SUREAU OF INVEST ix voi . . \ Surg June 8,°1961_ _ 7_e) - Da REMBERT CAYEN ALLEY, JR., 1415 Wudgson Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, advised as toliows: ALLEY bad tried to recall the circumstance ‘surro ding an 1 employee of f the Soviet. “Embassy}.at Copenhagen, nmari "He said that he best of his recollection he was — introducegfto tg one of the persons whom he had met at 0 Copenhagen. e could not be definite but was reasonably sure that MARVIN KANTOR was the person who arranged th introduction. ALLEY _ was sure that his first: meetinggwith DISLAV ccurred at the CS Thursday night social’ gathering Held at the pavilion on the main street of Copenhagen in September or October, 1959 / » ALLEY explained that the reason that he could. not be more definite regarding the date of the first meetingfwith[L ISLATIGSS was because he attended this social gathering practica y every ‘Thursday night during his stay in Copenhagen (Sh) ALLEY added that he had great difficulty recalling names of persons, dates and the occurrence of events for the additional _ reason that he had met so many people and traveled so extensively | ' during the one year he spen n Europe, He apologized for his os inability in this regard QU) . DenmMek. 4 Concerning MARV : » ALLEY said that he had probably | A. met KANTOR in the pavilion in Conenhagen./ KANTOR, a United States ) , a tizenfwho is of Russian * vancestry. had expressed interest in ruse tic time had he ever heard KANTOR discuss. politic with (LADISL had he detected any indication. that toward the Soviet form of government proficieficy in speaking the Russian language x ALLEY ‘sqid_ Lao : Rémig be Sympat he PS\meeting. “He said that he wanted to~meet DISLAV {ahd explained that his only motivation in ‘this respect was one ‘of ¢ S) “ALLEY said he had heard of| LADISLAV Jpr ior é9 their sirst OX) riosity. said. A he Just wanted tagbe able to say "that. he had i mets Russian™ iS Chicago, Illinois File #____ 105-7568 On ___ 6/6/61 gt |, SAS LOREN G, ADAMS & RICHARD H, NACHTSHE JM/ JY K 6/8/61 by Date dictated y, This document contains neither tecommeandet! tems ROE conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of thd SBI inc “your agency; it and its contents are not ia bs disteibuted outside your agency. . a i = Ta To SS 2 — a | Docld: 32327309 Page 5
| Reteased. under the ‘Sohn F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 USC 2107" Hotey~ 11-14-7017 C < ; ALLEY was asked whether all supsequent meetings occurred in the pavilicn, Yo this he rep that on only one occasion that he could recail had[LADISLA Lied him by telephone, _ He said that on that occasion ADISLAV ad requested that ALLEY accompany him to a mgvie t evening. ALLEY said that later that evening he met LADISI Vfand accompanied him to the movil (ap) ALLEY said. he believed all other meetings occurred at the pavilion. He recalled that on one other occasion, MARV IN KANTOR , [LADISLAV ,}. two ‘or three other individuals whose names he cann recalT,Vu%nd himself had gone longs coffee following the social at the pavilion _”. ALLEY said that he “had probably introduced _ other” ‘persons ‘to[{ LADISLAV [but could not recall any specific occasion oa) or the names of any ch persons. : -. ALLEY was requested to t to recall matters discussed at various meetings with[ LADISLAV ey ‘He advised that he could not recall with any degree of accuracy the matters discussed but was sure that conversations were very general in nature. He explained that by this he meant that they had discussed their families, backgrounds and country @ of origin as well as their occupation and individual | mes ALLEY said that he’ “undoubtedly had informed 5. 3 of his employment. by .--" Arctic Contractors for t in Greenland. He said he ‘does not believe that ADISLAT AR asked him whether he was going to niand to work. He Bier OD ‘that he felt sure that had a tempted to elicit information from him regarding the Greén ect he would have recalled _ this tnctgent ALLEY said he made the above statement to indicate that he considered himself as b g alert to any inquiry for naneeregs 36 information Which[LADISLAVPWwould make. He said that although he was curious<to the extent of wanting to meet Russian} he nevertheless tegninds [Russians with suspicion, RY advig that in discussing their families he must have to1ar ADISLAV at his father, REMBERT CAVEN ALLEY, SR., is employed gatesman for the General Electric Company. He SAT he could not however, recall specifically making this remark x} ‘ Docld: 32327309 Page 6