(404-10124-10060 EVES ONLY Chicf, CI/SID , Deputy Director of Security (Investigations and Support) QULITSHTY, Boris Yefinovich ' RETURN TO CHA ! . 275059 © _ Background Use Only * Do Net Reproduce 1. You are referred to our memorandum of this date, concerning . the Subject, the contents of which you were to make avallable to Hr. of S2/2 vho had reouested the information contained theree an in connection with his interest in the Subject. 2. For your intormation the following is the background eoncerning gf's interest in the Subject. 3 2h Septenber 16 08 mg —3—y sn/2/cE, was intervieved coneandine the case of Ale:wnier DOLRENG, SSD 165551, who is currently unicr investiga bytiis of orice in responce to a request ty, the IO Divi- y sion for af Pr oprdeteary JAp: oval to permit DOLPERG's use onGKACTIVE as a Irce lence uriter. Hr. fo jedvived that DCLBENG had been introduce te one Aline MOSBY, free lence uriter, by MeKimney RUSSELL, SSD 83853, of — x , “\e | Radio Liberation. MOSBY wos in direct contact with the Subject wo was @ “To-bLel\ Russian official at the Brussels Vorld Fair. stated that MOSBY . . oe8 3. Ny ‘was the center of a great deal of activity for the Subject. . “Ad. & Trag. naar ie *e) Ch. lg Br i 4, We advised thet the Subject is the head of the British Division of Rudio Moscoy and vasa en interpreter for the Russians at the brussels yorld Tair. It is understool that the Subject handled the Russian dele~ gation for VORISITLGY vien he visited the World's Fair. ‘The Subject had previously been in the United States with his father who worked with ATORG In the Inte 1920's and carly 1930's. Subject hod attended school in New York City. — bs , 5e Additionally, asteted that one Carl KOCH, SSD-50001, of —— Radio Free,furope,and Ceorge VOLI(EF, aka VOLKOV, SSD 152385, HIS menber | vee Chief | and(stringer eT MACTIVE, both wet PRELTPSKIY. Althouch there is no AtoChict Wxpositive indication of a direct relationship emong KOCH, VGLKOFF and DOLe . to de L/ Bang at this writing, there ia a direct relationship among KOCH, VOLKOEP and aa es well as anong USITSHTY and all of the others. ch. wee | 620i legre OT, duted 9 Septenker 1958, states that DOLBERG had Ch Sup. aw ae recelved a leTtir fran @ laity feicnd of his in Brussels, believed to be | MOADY, vhercin she ackeld hie, wether he had contacts with TSOPE publica- |, tloal\gvoycos. in oy der thut she could traxvcmit, in strict confidence, frieni- Ay eritieloi ‘withe magazine Crea hor fricni, A, Sovict official, who sho [yeaa in the letter mist romdin cnonymous: Gite! dalividual was believed to be the Subject. After assuring her that he could tranamit ciriticism to — the proper people, DOLBERG received an unsigned letter containing construce tive, oympathetic eriticis sm of. SVOEODA end suggestions for improving its Ch. C&R Br. Desk Be” Desk SB - Desk CRB -{- “egtents eee TY in wee ui ner t ‘gete bee ar ws tee e bie Co » tomar olesecen ve ACen a J i VU 5] ere t ye neg uw Cf eet ‘Sf Q Cte of ~y fy io64 ob war ry cont ee ete — tensa mteneemeneneetiteters te ett Better Aten 6 Ee = gn eh reac tne teens nin ew on eee ye Het
14-00000 Ce — 03 . T- (—— )eavisea that sn/2/cz was going to make a contact with the Subject and eygluste him price to his return to the USSR. Tt was , pointed out to that Chore is a definite possibility that DCLG “ ig e& RIS ageat.e It was, thorcfere, reqvested by that thio office conduct Sccurity indicies checks ca the above mentioned individuals in order that derogatory informitien may be made available to the [Brussels -S station as on immediate aid to thoir opsrations. 03 8 Mrs Ia recently roplac | Jas the SR case officer for the Subscct. . Ge Por your informtion an Operational Approval request on the Subject (C-73012) was sutmitted to this office via CZ/OA on 2h September | 1958. CI/GA will be interested in the information in this memorandum. ray “om - Robert He Cunningham . 3 ‘< _ (CAHILL: pjw 8 October 1958 PENDING Retyped ipjw 16 October 1958 sv Samo. e  ]