14-00000 ae nent es WORDEN RENEE CEST ee tenth \ ‘ wt eye - on 2 a Og a EY S$. Honceare's froductive Carpoity in Relation to Hunemrien fiep for lQSz6 Compents Ferort vas thin. Information on mines and factories vas already known, Overall Comments Centimuation of reports similar te the above is not recomended. Palerd le Foliah Ipduatey Geara for Lec Uduation. 2. Folirh Coal af Ae Rerart ob foland. Mest, if not all of thie information, had been previously received through our regular channels, The material is not disseminated te evateser agencies vho have overt access thereto, Se WAN Rerork a8 Comments A verbatia extract (42 pages) of a 100 page repart whieh we had already received, (In this connection, ‘ please rote Cri's memorandus ef 28 January 1952, which ia attached). Rumania le Ghdaney Cadee Sebold in Bucharest Comment: Evaluation here F3, Evaluation by State 42, but State had previvurly received the infornations . Estonia le Elguwhlong of People's Judces and Lay Asressors in Lstonia. Zo gome Kore dacortast veyeloments in Savieh Latania in 194). Comments These re orts duplicate inforration we have recolved. Thies ie true, primarily because te the source, | ie ales used by Xr, Angleton, end ia on payroll, Ca tien! eS Heal |
rn NAL EAMETS IEE alla Fs RM MEISE I ae le SS BR ts RR 74-90000 . en ee ° v . ro 3 rs ge é ae Qiks Sunden 1. Baviot Drevacands in Sueden Comments This report ia alro o duplicate. (Seo preeeding comasnt)» THIMAS WU. DRADEN Chief? . International Organizations Division Distributions Addressee = original kB oe 1] LE/so 2 Ex/PC &E oi GIO = 2 Tyfpord ~ 1 Rlo2 rans
74-90000 . te pt eet uw: . a meer red AACA STAR ‘RK Nel tr ame yt CAO ots “ae ate Sh cB he TE Be ERSTE a ANNEAL EMER ctaaiasere Tinttsy te RRL ERR inital, BR BEE tle df nee RCS Cts eke 7 April 1952 MAMORANDUM TOR: DEPUTY DIRECTIN CLNPTLAL INTELLIGENCE semen | 2. On 2 April, Admiral Miller stated thet|_—ss|wark was abeolutely worthless as fer ag KCFE and KKL were concerned. intelligence reports have been evaluated ag having practically no usefulness; and, as you know, in hie intelligense "gathering", he has crossed some of Fs's vires. In both 07°C and O50, there ia such suspicion of that no one has bean willing to give him direct guidance for Poar that it would merely enlarge knowledge of our operations. 3, Wher returne, my recommendation fe that we tell him that walle ws may discontime suport to the International Confederations ef Free Trade Unfoniste in Exile, ve feel that, since ve have a Paris RCFE representative, wa should use this channele-ar geome other. chamnel net involving edditional expense, 4. Meanvhile, sinee the ICFTU in exile is of primary interest to EB, and of some intercst to SE ani bE, I have asked Mr. Brose, Mr, Rorton, and Kr, Seott their views on sontinued support te the organi zation and, after a go-round with them, I will send up a further report to yous THOMAS =, ERADLN Chief International Organiaatinas Division C1O/EEVs bw Dietri butions Addresece — original Cla] To/pow - 1% Rl eo 2
14-00000 . i. ee ey eR unt GT Ci A MRT a, Be ane ie ATA SANE mc ts att NS Ni SE ATE MRR, ROMS HORM nde Meakin 'S Mie tao \ LAITY nmmauares gecael ‘ In reply refer tor W—-19QU5S 16 April 1952 ' Boar Mins a We have a 2 April repart froa our friends acrosa the : street documenting certain eritieiems which Hr. Vieolam has made of NCFE. Some of this oriticien stems direstly, I believe, from hie reaction to Nr, Berle's teatinony in the Malaxa ease. Another of his complaintea atezs from the appointment of Comarnielu te a position with the Frees Eureps University at Strasbourg. Thies report raizee several questions vith me. I should consider it a great favor if you vould have prepared for mo 4 review of the vhole Rumanian Rational Committee ag te factions, alignments and with recommendations recanding what might bo - done to improve the Rumanian Gounlttee, Sincerely, CIO/NEVs bw Distributions Addressee ~- original CIO - 2 ® IO/DOTO = 1 gem RI - 2 SECREI
regen Ory ree AAOETOP A 14-00000 - Ajrll 2, 1952 Mr, Visolam called at his request te infore us of the high lights of his recent trip to Europe, Ho hai Mret attended the meeting of the Eastern Europnan Sodtion of the Burcorean Movement in Lendon, then vielted Francs, O:rmany and Italy. — . Me, Vieolarm eadd that in Germany ho had talred .ith Chancellor édenauer, Secretary of Ctate Hallatein, and other officiala of the Bonn Government, as well as with Mr. Reber and other d4lided officials. He said that the Germans wore rympathetic to hia discussion of lumanian affaire and showed some intercat in the ;roblens of Eastern Europe. They, esphasized, hovever, thet Germany's persent position @id not enable them to apeak in terme of any positive colicy at this tine, Mr, Visolema got the imprussion that the Ge-mans were now, and would be in the future, even more actively interested in Rumania ; and other Lastern burcj<an countries than were France and Italy. ' My, Viesianm felt that FP. ance had completely abdisated its position in Eastern Duro; and was entirely wrapped up in its own domestia — .- problems and relations with Germany. Mr. Viselam also discussed in Gurmany the cuestion of Rumanian refugees there (most of vhom are Iron Guardiate) and of the rather ijerge comunity of Yolksdeutsche who ceme to Germany from Rumania at the close of the war. Ue said that the Gorman autharities wuld iike te have this group returned to Rumenia at such tine as the eountry might be litcrated, both buosguse they contributed te Germany's overepepuiation protlem and because they would represest, as they have in the past, a possible instrument for German policy in Rumania. As @ Rumanian, Mre Vicoiamn was not over anxious to adi to the mmbera of the German minority but folt thet a free Rumanian Goverment would not deny the right of return to those who wished to do 50. Mr, Visolarm: talked at length vith Mr. Tyler in Saris. Ho retaing hie iistrust and dislixe of the NCFE, which he says ean never aseist effectively in bringing about unity in the Rumanian enisration . Sines it enpports one group 100% and persecutes the other group 100%, Be vas partionlerly ineensed about Mr, Berle's recent intervention in the Malaxa case, He said that he rerarded the eaituation as having very ‘ serious iz: licatione oot only for the emigres tut ales for the future ‘ of the country itee!£. He denounced hadescu's candust, giving mmerovus examples, as detrimental to the true interss? of Rusania, One of his mre specific comrlairts againat the NCFL wae the a;;ointment of Comarniaiu as head tuter (or sone such title) at the Free Muirope University in Stra:bourg. He said that Comarniciu ha: ao education ami no qualifications fer the post but was there merely beasuse he was ef the Redesow faction whieh NCPE favored. Mr, Vieolam saw King Michael] in kngland but he <i4 not indicate ‘whether there vere eny sew develojments with respect te tho King's poaition toward the urreent iisunity in the umanien exigration.
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14-00000 , we game In reply refer tor Yj-/7 BY , “1S Apel 1952 Dear Mine One of your ompleyeos, Miron Euteris, prises te seoepting employment with your fism, was interyLewed by us. with your permission wo scould like to montinus : . ‘ processing papers for hia empleyuent. If you wim te , keep hia, we should like to imow that eo tat ws can . glese out the case. Sinesraly, CIOs NBV/eh Orig ~ Addreasee 2 ce - CiG 1 co = I10/Ex.0ff. 2¢6e - ET
14-00000 “  GOPT, SECRET ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET ONSTRUCTIONS: Officer designations should be weed in the “TO" column, Undor cach comment a hina should be drawn across sheot and cach comment numbered to cormmapond wth the number in tha "TO" column. Each officer ahuuld untiol (chock mark Insufficient) before further routing, This Houting and Record Sheet should be returned 4a Registry. . . COMMENTS Forwarded per your request of WB | 2 April 1952. , ‘WB :| CDaB Noted - I hope we have heard the omween—mn-| Last of complaints about this lovely WB handled affair from RFE, NCFE, per NBY! Embassy Attache etc. etc. ate. “| I regret what I havo said before « Pow - 12 April 52 bs itr) @. @, QouaAAmAR! PgtEtRES OPES FESrgEm ot-t0 SECRET
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