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14:00000 . a May 3, 1973 A reliable source has advised that on Apri 19, 1973 Mr. Dean SAUNDERS and Mr. SHEN, Shing- Ping, both of Oklahoma, advised that they would visit commercial representatives of the People's Republic of China (P.R.C.) Embassy in Ottawa on April 26. According to source, the Embassy representatives were interested in petroleum coke of Canoco (ph) Co. in Texas and - telephone equipment and technology of the Company that SHEN is employed with. Source learned that SHEN would bring the. desired information to the Embassy. 26 Source later learned that SHEN and SAUNDERS arrived in Ottawa on April 25 and arranged to visit the Embassy on April 26. According to source, SHEN had brought some material for the Embassy officials perusal, nowevers | SHEN would have to return Samee | 36 : Source stated that on “April 27, SHEN and an iubassy officiel discussed the Western Electronic Coe, .-. | U.S.A. (place unknown) which is interested in doing. — business with the P.R.C. Source advised that SHEN had been requested by the Embassy official to prepare. eee on’ the comparison of products, quantities, wal
14-00000: would visit the Embassy on & Hay 73 to discuss a visa. Source learned that HERSHEY had indicated to Embassy Officials that he had been born in the P.R.C. ‘and that he was a good friend of the Chinese vecple. . : ’ , Dudley i. TOUNE, - os Professor Physics, Anhurst, Mass. visa encuiry ae Mr. Harrison FOREHAN, New York, H.Y. had been advised that permission had been received. for his daughter to visit tne P.R.C. Jan PARRTS of the U.S.-China:’Comnittee New York would: forward ‘to the Embassy, the list of nanes - for the second delegation to visit the P.RG. in June 1973;  ° .(2nv) SCHABFFER of California State College, Northridge, California — enquiry regarding a delegation's visit to the -P.R.C Marshal CAPLAN, New School of Social zesearca, New York nad visas granted for himself and his wife to visit.the P.R.C. KAFLAN would be visiting Frank COs and Soloman ADLER presumably in the P.2.C. ‘KAPLAN had discussed his schedule with COE and COS _. ., would be away at tne end of izay 1973 and ADLER .. Would be there for several montns, KAPLAN taere- fore wished to visit the P.R.C. in. September, 1973. ' Source. learned that Elaine BROW! of Oakland, California had received. a letter from WU Chun (Attache of P.R.C. Sabassy) and that BROWN fad replied. a Fe me dete OE oe te