A 404-10184-10065 ? 22/pl y are , i { ‘ f “1 ot enter ge =e pr - ete comeeimenI EO re ann a a Ww-2ake « DisPAICH 1 DRE? EDO TSS ere ee ee ty ve he cen ee enn ee ee wane at eee ne nn ee ee . In'ef, gx j SEARS sateee 8.48 By Ungnoga { Chief, KUSODA i409 C4ler xere? ta L¥k~ - i Thiet? of Station,| Sarsany ] j 10 Cetober 1960 yosseble Knowledge cf Wladimar SLCBODINY~ j_MASAED FOR INSLaINS - |_ NO iwoLUNS REQUIRED —. — afftakunx a c. n ee. Boro 8G. She 9Z INDERING CAM OE JUDGED Jone, For your inforaation enly BY QUAUFILD MG OFSK ORLY Taher Se a rey 20-20 A. |FTAH) 5000, 9 August 1960 RETURN PO CUA “24y29 | PRAX| 5207, 19 August 1960 ackeround Use Only D. [F8aH)6536, 10 Getober 1960 vee ° 20~-e) 1. Paragraph one of reference € should be modified te show that SLOBODA knew Jchn fT. Oseenbrink by truenase as early as Hareh 1960, at which time Cesenbrink dealt with SLOB0DA effielaliy in tha procuring - of Bast German city piane and other materiale ro#[c EI3K, Since ’ occupying she (CAPHIBK offices in late May of 1960, Ussendrink saw . SLOBODA about three times in the latter's office, each of which visits concerned the acquieition of basie Intelligense meterials (e.g, East Gergan telephone books, city plans, etc.). Oseenbrink did not indicate ¢o SLOBODA the reason for Ossenbrink's request for these gaterials, but SLOBODA did know Osesonbrink's phone extension at Camp King, since Ossenbriak ccocaeionally left word with SLOBODA for SLOBOLA's euperior, Mr. Len Meller, Chief of Publicationa Precuresent Section, to phone i] Osseabrink for official purposes, . oe 2, Cseendrink haa questionsd all wuBank (Cd 3K staf? meubers on their mnosiedge of SLOBODA, making uss of « photograph of SLOSGDA for this purpose, Hose had any personal contact with hia; however, ell felt that they had seen hia at the Caap King soffee bar. It snould be noted that waay US army silltary personne] et Camp Ki noke offieial knowledge of the officiel aad unofficial nase of eae (see attachment under separate sover and % the KUBARE[CAQHIVE staff r menbere are employees of igned to Cady ging for work ia O2 (capeIBX. The sane and misaion of (CATRINK is olaeeified presently CQUPIDESTIAL = BOPORE, which means that the official nase and sission e (capursx 4@ widely known among other US Army offices at Caap King, ehioH aleo had frequent occasion to deal with SLOBODA‘'s former office. Moreover, in convereing with 0S Army personnel at the Casp King coffee bar, 1¢ 16 conceivable thet SLOBCDA learned the true names of all | xuBarx [cara personnel without their knowledge, of vs 5, Ia suamary, it appears that SLOBODS could have learned the following about (cate NK during the period Bareh-Auguat 1960 « ot @, Official aad anofficial maze and alesies of (capstwx. (officiel and unofficial nawe of CAPHIEX forvarded av Identities A. and B, respeotively“aader separate cover attachment) ty 2 B. True nase of KUBARK and (CireisK staff aondere, fecluding the fact that thay are assigned to Camp King by 74 USE PEE HOSS I NOR { CLABB ad oe BGP. SOi8 FC oats B50 Ft 75a sap O2 se | 4 : woe abe Bnet S3ECR ES tee Rt AS eR RT SNES MAERUA EELS en
14-00000 = me ete rte - = 7 > : Ree we TTS 4. Phe delay in reporting this gattor gaa des to the fast that Cesendrink wes oa home leave when the SLOBIDa defection took place, ‘ Joan F, OSSENBRIZE Approvede - ‘ _ ~~ A, Leeter 3. REDNILES Attachments , 02. Offictal and Unofficis] names (CRrarsx distribations 2 - BE w/att 0.8.€, 2 we KUSODA w/ate U.3.C, oN eons t se Same seed oo ' eeceereaneamehiunnmarry*y Wan ally dees taneemnemeneemmemmeeemmmtnn amen tee . eamba se 4 Oe Patt xd 4 . : t ae | ° ; SECRET | eeereuea tes ea, 0 an eer enemernen cence cater tare tet etre om cae tiene ned wr +} Petite : a an nae atti bee oe asaliline, ' apactngiptetit Rallies oreo NOPE ee ce thee “A te theme TONE ene tt at nen = ile peed eee ae 1 Se en era idem, cate «aad meal Bet an ot 5 sate Sinan ethers ocak + e baad Mi Lalo a YOUAATET ot, esac dena sees lie as * 5