404-10219-10130 geet et te a al ' } hemes the 4! Attachment to Kano of 13 @ct. 1961 from as ler. Joewee R. Hunt, BC/CI to “ Chief, FI/Biv. D. : EXRRUCTS FROM MEGRAGUM FOR (SE RECORD: { cf SUBTEST: Meeting with AEMUSICAL/1 covering his trip to Hew York om 28 August 1961.and contact at 10 i Manhattan lye. of FBI at 201 8. 69th Street, to see Mr. Belmiét for take over i from the Fel of Agemt APMUBICAL. ooeece ineluées details of Aiscussion with FBI representatives, i i ang proparations for actual meeting. | eb (Consists of Contact Report prepared by Leslie Raty, C/iE/2 a nn ee a&.8. ; sees PeReoeee"Buring the Aiecuseton vith Loudvein and PARKER (of the Far), | Yarker cooked ws, strictly off the record, what we thought of the operation. : | Y replicd that we had been about ready to terminate it when ve turned 16 over i F te the FET in August 1960. He eaid that. personaly he felt the sans about tte i , value.” ' 4 @eeaeage { a | i | | | | "fe 2130. p.m. I left FAY Hes. with Loudwein and Parker. Parker drove: us | to the Hotel, dropped Loudwein and me off, and went out to pick up A/l. | coocee By Lirst impression of A/1 vas. that be was susevhat pale and van and nervous. Lovdvein related later that it probably was dus to the fect that 4/1 \ | heé eoléon eaten reguiorly lately. I ves introduced to A/l as Mr. Ryman raw - ‘ | another gecvermment agency in Washington, who would be taking over the casa ‘now ‘ { | : | 4 thet A/1 was going abroad fer an extended period. Although A/l didn't aak, I have little doubt that he knew tho the other government aganey wes. T told his that we were corry to hear about tho death of hia mother..... ‘Then after.a. short exchenge I asked him wast his plese vere for travel ebroed. — Be esié he vee leaving Thursday morning, 21 August on BAS Flt. puxber 912 for Riedie tee mecnsen e Copsnbagen, expseted to arrive there at 8:45 on Friday, 1 September. In Copan- oar ha wao going to moat with « Mr, Bidney @LASTER, an American wip ie serving ac Director of the Eleanor Roosevelt Concer Foundation an& vbo: de go: to put wp most of the money for the production of the film "Henlet" - which A/l expects to meke while in Demerk. 4/1, GLASIER and Robert BRSEN (mot . | 4a/w the €nil4 Movie star) have formed a finoncial corporayion to provide the _ 4 money to back the film. ihe articles of the corporation are being dram up ip. * - Sviteerland. The film is actually going to be produced by ea Bane named Mogens Sd SEST-HANSEN who ovms EMO Laterne Film, edéress: Set. Jorgengalle 10, Copemkegen. After conferring with GLAGIER and SKOT-HANSEN, A/1 intends to go to Btockhala a i vkere his girl-friend, Yvorme AMDERSON, ie arranging en eparteent for him. Es : 4 See ee ee reat, Carle aad cima of production of the film baging wv _.. 1B Hovether, ox et the latest, early Decanter. = a ep ae ae “ag/Y states that Yvonne ARUEREUE 19 now working in the Svetish Foreign a 5 cae Dinesttied Jon Gatling with the ceee of svedes vio here bean Srupped a4 e 5 4 Sage ian Looe te fn sei, Rotyet "atte BL ; ; : os Aayaaranbole Br .+ hee at tect ud ey pies _ sonpiiheteh antiga earn Be “tes.” weateasedatcvg otehnghgtnte ot cpieiag whe RDA ste n oeaseeget ant fa gies Path ee oe OE sae oe EOE TY Re Ra ge tee memes oar : 3 aoe hy SHAE Maat Enrica Sie ot aot Dee R TNE an eRe yale ine iy tribe ae AD pak 4 alias i oy tel pennies Gorn oe th cattng *
14-00000 Be Peary SR 8 eae phigh EY AAA anny eA ME Ae atn eaten neh oenent Hae SIOEE SeaA mane Tae toe ade ad Aine = sonenatech nner (meee 96 wren neh cis wo ae 6 BPE ESR thE atl tne TRE FO ee mee nme idee ES toe te ate wee oA Ie Ey ene Sametime: ase wnetenrsann tf ta aaa 29 ~ Att. to Be/cr aBe Memo to C/FI/D Gtd. 13 Get. 61 (Continuation of Extrects) ds Post Germany. Gne of the stipulations of the fob is thet che have no close aseociation wits foreigners; and; se « result, wlll have to quit her job whan he arrives in Btockholm. He velumtepred thot he might be eble to met additional usterial for a foport for the Bovists by elicit fron Yvonne a) dcotaiia of her elagsified & ah job. 1 eased him whether ne could elicit this infcrmation fron her without revealing en. undue. interest.: Be.eaid,. "yes, it vould be.no-- preblems eshe tells ae emery ehing. | I made no comment about not clearing this kind of report for passage to the Bovists, preferring to decide that question when on@ if he got the infosmation from Yvonne. I asked him a2 if he intended to cee his former partuers in TD0Cd when he errived in Sveden. He said . he 414 not, hie effaire vith DOnCe hed a1] been settled through his lewyer in Gveden and he is entirely out of it now. Ho had been able to obtain $5,400 from the firm, which gee amounted only to a payment for the time © he had invested in the coaspany. I eaked him how his {inanciel stetus ves now, and he said it vas good. (Loudvein had said that the FBI did not consider the case worth the expense of financing him on another trip abroad.) With ra, ip with us abroad, I gsve hin te contact plan cehled by tha) which he wrote dova and pronired to memoraize and than destroy the notes. I told him tuat whet we honed to do with the operation vhile he was abroad was to ptoréike ease conteets vith the RIS, other’ than in Berlin end explained to him that we thought Se hed a good chance to dé this because of the pewsant intere national situstions The big: problem is éne-of<commmient ion with then,.emd - - getting then to comp cut and make a meeting with’him. I explained that sines the 6sath of hia mother, the comme plen that they had for vriting te him vas diorupted and thst this in itself would be sufficient ground for hie seeking @ renewed contact.with then. . In addition.to: this, we discussed the fact that. - they otill: oved him money for the last reports he mmm turned in and the feat thet ke ves now abroad for a long period of tims and conceivably could be of ; aubdetantial uUce te then. ee ceesecesecosssovecvaces ° ¥ nabeé hia if be bad brought eny additional reports to the meeting, whieh would have to be aleared for passage to the Goviets. He said, "no", that with the desth of his mother and the probles of settling her estate, he had had very little time to do anything eles. I then went with him over the report that be heé previously given the FBI on Khe MARTIN and MITCHSLL case. This report had com fros Michael Krupin SUMAN, sddrese” 2248 Highbury Avenue, Gest Los Angeles, Californis, who is presently a physics teecher at Los Angeles State University. SUMAN hed known MARTIN quite well in Tokyo tn 1953-104 and hed corresponded with him a great deal since thet time. The regort is attached Discuesion of this report concluded a1) the business of the meeting, and TI shook hands sgain with A/1, wished hin good lunk on his trip, and he departed. eeeea ee q ae Rea eral ettatedlt it * , t * me, oe oy, oo ie a2 sayeth Sycet aan’ 5 a Leer ates clap iy SEO EES as gh FE AR eB NORE A
" In the meaovbile, I've turned up an interesting piece of information which . ~ 3 could be vulusble se a report. Hovever, instead of vriting the final reyort, a 2°11 give you all the deteils herein. fhis is because it may not be possible i te wag the data from a security standpoint and it mignt save um time to check ; thet aspect. out’ firet. Ths material coves’ all from 6 single ecurce, py close friend, H.C. GUAH. | | | SUMAN eervad. vith. ABA at: For Bast Readquarters.ag a erypte clerk daring 1959°H. faring that time ke becenme closely eescciated wits Bornon F. MITCHELL and Wilistes FERTIN, especially with MARTD? wee wae rather e good friend of Bis. You will recall that MARTIU end MYICHZIL, leter employed as statisticians with HBA, flea to the Boviet Union im Jume of 1960 and in Septeaber of 1960 eppeared : in Hoseow to denounce the U.S. A considerchle amowt of publicity attended their } Gefectios. SUMAN wes recently sontecte’ by GNI and interviewed s«vreral tigss by : theiy agents regarding his knowledge of MANTTN and MISCHELL Ue has confided to me severe, interesting fasts regarding theem interviews. G1 aGsitted to him that their main interest in continuing te investigate the case wae to uncover possible eontects vith the Boviets or others in the U.S. before they fled to Bussia. They have been unable to detensine whether of not the man had passed everets to Geriet agente in the U.8. while they vere still emloyed by BSA end do not maw emmetiyraere or how they arranged for tasir escape from the U.8., other then thet they mads a elendestins trip to Mexico Quring tha vinter of 1959 et vwhieR time the arrangements may kere heen meds throws intarusdtaried there... Further “4 were, they had uo proof that either of the men were agtunally comumiat- - : -op homoscmuals ag charged in the press. OMI explained to SUNAY i thet they believed MIOICHELL toe have been primarily involved ond that MARTIE had : teen Grewn aloug vith hin because of his close sesodgiation and perhaps blacke wail. GEE. took a suxlea of letters vbich SUMAN hed received from MARTIN “and ~ eventually returesd. then after study. | t | i i } | | | | | "this inforaation, although Limited, has certain implications which could : be of interact to the. Boviets.-ceese particularly the. status-of the current investigetion ond vhat has teen uncovered and vhat is ptill unexplained in the ease.” | ! \ yreeee = me earns one cen neepMin d Malina Anes re meee 1 eecade tug iT RE TN yt a See rr x to Pees le Seed : ot soe anh Sungai Nowe leyh ase (ek paste see Sr eg yey ty Sethe tegee ty PA weet ont aA, etm tery ak uu hm eg aoe Steet lowpltylfs ytya TS ak REM end ae Sah off AE eine AT eR DRE NZ, Oh 7 Make Pg yEnc a ate ek OTD ear : wf . an