(fostorrat0n25] Vol T} UNCLASSIFIED am — SUBJECT: “[Opnenet “FROM, ° Deputy IRTEGNAL “TE ONLY ROUTING AND RECORD SHER for the Rritish Commonwealth TO: (Officer designenma, ream momber, aud Grockdareg) __c/sr (SAS Thei/K Chief ,WE : . 7220 alg ' as re } oie prmacs [oe ‘S <] CONFIOENTIAL C1 secrefy9 Gate f 17 July 1963 COMMENTS (ember arch comment ta show from whom te whom. Oree @ hee exrose colyem otter each eoanenerd,) Lf” ~— 1The attached is, of course, ibased on conversations prior j to the recent: press publicity concerning AELADLE's presence in the U.K. Rr 610 “ets C) secret =] CONFIDENTIAL. =) INTERNAL UNCLASSIFIED
14-00000 Fe EP ET i/pd AELADLE, according to] j J, }8 Convincea  taar renxovex & controiled Soviet agent fr the beginni aring # paper to support hig views, According to 4 06, 29 24 ere letting AELADLE get this out of his syatéa before SECSET L? July 1963 ‘MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CI SUBJECT: AELADLE - Status and Attitude in : ¥ a and 06, dD 6 i. (wartin/atated that ADLADLE bas “settled in” very vell in the U.K. and that hie current attitude ig g90d.06To date he bas posed no sajor “pergonality” problems. [marti erecon- ally, bas handled all of the contact with hie far since his arrival in the U.k. AELADLE‘s wife apparently loved" London and has been somewhat dissatisfied Since they have been travelling about “the provinces” and living in the country, 4, During the first week in July ASLADLE began bis first “work” since his arrival in the G.R, He hag been preparing his analysis of and “conclusions” on the Penkova ase, aocrlod he hag been primarily seen b was Pushing him on other matters, 06, 06 3. According to both [wertin an AELADLE ia a very voracious reader of t Britiah préss d hag been fol- lowing recent events in the security field with a great deal of interest and attention, - 4, (tatin} feels that ABLADLE realizes that in the U.K. h® is “closer to the front ijines in a security sense" and ig therefore more amenable to discipline over hia activities and uOvVesents. In addition, AELADLE apparcatly already realizes that Leadon ig partially “1o the provinces” in the world scene and that he vas much closer to the center of world events while near Washington, ob 3. ABLADLE, according to (wartin} is already thinkiag about & possible rotura visit to the U.S.o"sometime in the fall" and has on several occasions asked tinjuhbat he thougnt hig reception would be in Washington 96 Martinjbelieves that AELADLE realizes be burned quite a few of his bridges through his
14-00000 \ attitude and actions prior to hia departure from the U.8. ; ASSLADLE bas said that he hoped the “past could be forgotten" and is anxious that there would be no reference to past : difficulties if aad when he came to the U.S. for a visit, : . o i 6. According to Martin] AKLADLE is not eager for sur- : facing at the present ime. He xlso commented that he 7G , hoped in his future “wark" that one subject could be fully : . eovered before shifting to another. Apparently he considered the past system a "hit and sige" method which wag sonetines confusing Ang (Aisconcerting. } . : 7. (Martig}stated that AELADLE's files still remain | i sealed and are kept ia a safe in(Martin'd personal office. O6 ; ; 03 7 Ane ete arte ag, for the British Commonwealth ec: C/BR DD/P = Qua 4 /PV See er wares oat