[tod-iormatomgg]  sincimemanemeenel dadetmeementoet et etree ee DISPATC te Mungo erie Chief, aE 23 " Do 2 7ory re eee Chief of Stata; re 3. daly 19599 Camb arst3/5 ankCrtgoriy “¥. G ub? Contact -& po eee # Gud ED OFA ONE Bae GOT Of ; le cn 28 guy (43 AMMFE/S contsucted Costilis to infora tim of her Latest conversation with’ G .UB. ..U5 called[afy§ at-her epartaent on Th evening, 23 suly. so had been invite , ao ho ie giviig(4k/$ Buesian languege lessons. At tiie tine he tel GY tat the drerican Fabasey Gcaehow had become aware of her contact efth him. he Bieled that be had heerd this through an Aseriean who in turn besrd it frd@(V IC oK/2, and a second menber of the American Emb asy, Ray bhite, Viee-Coneul. GLB Btzted that these tro officials were apking the imuliries-on the instd= . =o a tioa of Costille, He then aakha (is ‘tf ate had heard anything of ¢nis, ~h@ said absolutely not and she didn't know how they courd have found eut but edded, "1 Lave never attaupted to conceal ay contect with yo... We bave been out at the movies and at restaurants ja Ueleinid tegether ami ould have peeeibly been seen by somenne.* She aleo etated ta COLUB, ®My rooumate (a young Finnish girl) knows I am sceing you since you phone ee here.” t:LUB s ® 5 if ehe would get in trouble froa this eont-et. che stated no, that efat eha did was her een personal business end ef ne Gvntern te the American Babsasy as she wae still a free and Frivate 97. Gilisen. G ih aenticned ts he bad heard ef the inquiries on (AF/S'e Sontect with fetes at a receptica be attemled Tuesday evening, 2) July. This was thease rece, tion Costlile and Ke Ion-F/2 attended and was revorted in (OF J e GOLUs told her thatthe Americans whom ke mentioned were quite upaet thet the Anarican Fulbright atucents here were having so auch eocial contsct with Soviets. (He was slso probably ree ferring also to (U17/3+8' contact «ith hin). 2e CULUG alee comtimeed to deride the Asericans in the Fubasay here. He stted that they bad a bad reputation awong the Finns for drinking tio much, le said they couldn't hold their liquor and referred srecifleally to a former US official here by the noma of iarry KRLAAM. who according to (LLO had been asked to leaye Finland because he Grinzing toe auch. ‘ (There fe no truth te thie statement.) He also ast [AF7S why eho thought there were so many ailitary people in the Fmbassy. “he“eald she didn't know but assuzed they were ‘bere gathering inforaation on Finnish allitary ’ capabilities, ag in the job of any aliitery attache effice abroad. He. Jaughed and etated ehe was neive ard that they ware al) collecting infor. gation oa the Soviet Unien, He also esid that ¢-¢ Febasey here used Finlaad ag a base for aLas te inform tion on the Seviet Union due te its prom imity. ‘le tel (EF, 3 that the Rabasay emrloyed over 30 local Finne ‘whoee main job was (4 help in the collection effort. le stated he personally did rot like trie t pe cf underhanded activity amd in tie eninion the BEVD and #USARK were one and the saze ond both ware evil. She was eome« what stunned br all ihese remsrks and could not understand why he went - into them and brought thea up at this particuler time. He-mlee made one more reference to Costilio. Fe previonsly hed mentioned oG5 5 thet he had socia’ contact with Costille tut did mot feel that Coathite AS as je his aiscussions pertaining to the vevict Union Visenevia the US ota CY wae with U ULL. She said that tris ie natural ainee he is an | amarican official t¢ose remarks conld be construed as being LI :aliey if he waor’t earaful, Co Uf res ended that be amerst od this bei Contille anc ie bad beoowe fairly good fricnds and tourht Ceosti le eculd ce a little sere o.en. +e arain nade referm:ce te t is on Thursday and stated, *I aw 4 righer dipiomat than Costi.ie. I have rothing to leose fren our eontaet (Gelsb and Costhile), end if anyene hee to lecve Pinkert i¢ wild be vostiile and mot ae,@ eet . 5 See tence eee ete on ee ee 3. Gian halfeJorlyly and Cia aed 4 AP eine a
emer ene tt A et sae a ST eee mare teeter SE hers ea nntte-temutn Je $e . She cow realizes clandestine activities are a mecessery part of foerealating feralen policy, hub as she stated, never realized ena would ever get olzed ‘Ladies man arcend dolainx{.,) However, G.LUB undoubtedly Likes ier as 8 amd enjcys her frankness, her outa:oken nature and ber intelligence. (AB/$0C_ iaturday, 18 duly. when she met GLUH be appeared extranely derressei, ey ‘without the benefit of (Waa A of 6 or ever 4 aberoprons )(A8)5 did sot anak CONTINUATION OF ! (-righosz OISPAICH i , i a a ze a Oe i AUR Ral fejcuingly inf moeetimes Salfeoorl-ously rea-rked vo Gays that the Avericana musth be actresaly intere wi in a re crt of a gontset beuwsen an smarigen @ident ant a wovie® cffielal ena t at she -wst oertainly «2 tarning in sucht A po crh, One pes;vnted that ae ad wide im before ane has myer been lo the Aseriean smaasy and diuteful Lf anyone wouls be intersitad La toelp slarle conversations sinea s4 was a youn: ac.oolyi rl P26 375 wld Cathie that mins of 4. i's remarks loon an accus Lory Lone, ind tele oe Pelaticnsiip ie eth.l extr~wely cordial, ALJu fuumd ds strange at [aay had ne fet been invited to any aweriean nvlansy Junctivns o” tat she didn’t cee to anew Co. tille Latler aa ie was 4 young, ame lean Lachelor., Ihe Poppated again that gre hed no desire to co to such rece; ti-ns and thet she had only eet Costille onge tefore socially. ke have checked its(v9 95 iS/2 to see if tere was any truth to GL ile” etatesert that V/2Z was eskirg imiuirles ocneeruing tie contact of American atucente with Coviete in nelainkd or if G15 nad sont loned aayuing atout tis at the purty on Tussday evening wiict ¥/2 also at ended, V/2 stated - Vat he bad definitely heard authing in the kabassy or from OCLLUE comceming this, There {2 @ posaloility U.2E(4d/5 ies been soon with GULUB by scan American official, but if this were trus we baileve that our offices wald be notified as a aatter of rout ine OC{agy/5 is oot know by ef ght by any ether efficer in the Eabassy besides Costille aad kr, white, wos she has also. met once social Ly.°¢ Therefore the first conelaaion we can draw from GUS a. apparent Lies to [AEYS is that he le attempting to alienate and poison Ga/59ae airs against the lmerican Emtusay, We feel this is alse the reason for his -_ remarks on the intalligence activities of the entirs American Eshassy, AS75022 has played the part of a sameshat naive Liberal, antleticCarthy, exjcenent af ete oun diplomey type person who by her very nature would abhor any Gud-rosa, beneath the tatle dealings. (This da in fmet partly true, as she has atated that she comatiova feels like a Dr. Jekyll ant Hr. kyde porting en GLUE, To Pe RA ee 8 a weoein such things.) Gold has omloubtedly recognized thie idealistis quailty and Le attaspting to exploit it. Tris aipears to be the first atep in a reorultesnt piteh. a oO We have informed(AS/5 that there 1s no evidence that any Anerican official had made inmjiries re Soviet/Amarican stugant conteet, and that this is zore than likely a provocation attempt by GULUA, She has been inetructed 7) éoatinue secing GCLUB, as we are extremely interested in reesiving her coumente on him as A personality and eleo to fiml cut what his Hext sove wilk be. Sho stated that. LUA ealls Ler at least twlee a week ard tiwy either go to a sevie or CCLUP comes to ier apurtaent to gives her Ras9 Lar language instructions. lle comduet naa been above mypreach, and he hes always been a perfect gentleman. He ha: never made one romantis overture te. her. (This we find q:iite wausual, as COLUK has qvite a reputation as 6 is -aleo enjoying the relationsii;, since ane is also a arevarioas person, loves to detate vital issues, ari as she pute it, "fds is ay first eomxunist.* Ancther interesting exchance rotaen (1i)3and ALS took place earlier on ane asked him what the matter was, he stated tiat he had hed te do eoaat ing trat he did not like ari he felt bad seataily. He told her that re hated liare and thet he fount himself La the pusiti.a of having te lie at least onee a day. (This was just after the order tad been -iven to retura the recens gscapgeg bask te the Uicod. (ceelor feted LL» oO lv was the Jjoviet instrumental fo their retura and interviewed im B(VALINKPof fice after tielr return order had Leen algne’d., ‘iis conversation with then = s in private him wet the aatter ms, bat in her outspoken mnmer, said, erefors, the peane dem’ justify the end, uxt you should cult your job." “ivi qicaly PS, omled that the nsa-s definktely did justify tie ond, He Later revealed to ANS that alage Ja wife was gone he had bem lewlag a fairly wild iife and Gnat the prvceting weasend he hai had a fairly debacched tise in the Country as the guest of « Hanisch fur dealer, He then aned(Ai75, *You must thing ws an/ Vabneg ave 1? 8 os WE PERE COTE RACAL Aer ‘8. OU MO Bret te Oa ses REF
‘CONTINUATION OF Giek me an extrewely deemral pereca.® eee replied that a persons morals de; emled on whos hu was with amd that arcunm! Ser GULUS seemed ta be q-ite awaral peceem, 2 1-4 anerered itis by etating that atea he eas ulth her be aleare £21% 4p ed®, be wrsid a-preelate a& tb o& ix4 Beving Hosd-uarters coments as 9.08 58° josalble congerning ttre CAL, $/Ace0? Contact and ehether you acres thab GLUE s agtions iaticate a pcsalble coeruitaent piten. ke are not osrtain why COLIB male the giatemest atouf Gostille's baving te 1s, vo Fialag, ahs (45/5 aid. not kuw why he brought thie up eitner, flowere 2G 5 tas stabed she does net believe tha, Gin ds aware of her actwl relationship uita Costille. Coetille hae never been seen nith(A0/§, and all contacts have been eld in @riiilets « sparisont or Gare _ oz. gene We ARON Poe any We are enclosing a Pt: IT oa(i PR ET A EE Ea EE ATS William L. Costille ae FTE Cet ee ne te oa aero ort