(to-tz. 7 fot Meg teee eeerna erent Pe tr ieee + qgtpemae an aeman ones eae  oxrarcet SYHOM. £25 £0." - *L 2 2 hiss Seeee ae SNTROL Nort * ee Se | ’ as REFERENCE OR - = POINT OF EMANG '~. BYSPAT CH ae EE Chief, KUSODA CCUSk RECIIESD. ~o ‘Rone. For your i A of/abo4] 5090, 9 Re SLOBODA about three- tines jin concerned the acquiat tientor bests: Intelligence ‘ma terialse Germen telephone books," “wLty plans; sete: C. < Sverre ih ' to SLOBODA the reason for Osse: nbrink's "3 x equest’ Be Laony 95207, 19 p> Cfo 35951, 2 S.- iaRe anil 3 <_.. SLOBODA ‘knew John T.' Ogsenbrink by. .trtd néne ‘as ‘early’ “88s GH OO at vhich. tine Ossenbrink ‘dealt’ with SLOBODA officially 4 @) of Esst German city plans’ and other Materials for CATRINES? 2 S occupying the CATHINE offices. in late. May of 1960, Cecenb eine. ‘sae Ria ‘for: theses SLOBODA did. ‘know Ossenbrink's’ “phong’ rextansion ¢ .Cazip: ‘z _ Ossghbrink ‘oceesionally - left word with SLOBODA.‘for, !SLOBODA ee ry . : 3 ve: their. knowledges. of “SLOBODA,. tice use of. a By Sane basecpeet og See i Ae met ose Wp . offietar yaioeledge of the” offtotel’’ ‘ena unoffieiai'n mane” "ot CATHIE (see nembers | are employees of [ Og _] assigned to Cenp, King for work is CATHINK.. The nance end mission of CATHINE is clessified - presently CONFIDENTIAL™=. HOFORE,. "which means thatthe: ‘official “néne” ‘and mission of CATHINK is widely ‘known enong other US: Army of fic Seat: “Camp Kings thich also hed frequent occesion to deal with SLOSODA's forner offics. Horcover, in conversing sith GS Army personnel at the Camp King cofice bowie it 1s conceivable that SLOBODA. learned the true names. of ellige: ae “Official | ‘dna Geeiricier nene and aie si canes. (official end “unofficial name" of: CATHIE 8 forwarded as Idéntities A’ and Be respec tiy ely ‘une mes attdehnent) POE Teas . a re : Pa
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