under the John Pr ier Saneseytaie ea etgely a FKennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 Use 2107 i AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER:  124-10257-10309 RECORD SERIES: NY © AGENCY FILE NUMBER: CR SEE TITLE DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: TO: TITLE: CR 65-14825-B1-1677, 1679 DATE: 00/00/0000 PAGES: 13 SUBJECT: LHO, RP, ASSOC, TESUR, TELCAL LOG DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT ORIGINAL Secret NEW CLASSIFICATION: CLASSIFICATION: REVIEW_DATE: 10/27/1998 | UPDATE DATE: (2/14/2001 STATUS Redact - RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (1)(B) JFK Act 6 (INC) COMMENTS: INC TELCAL LOG DoclId: 32192375 Page 1
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 = [ne  DATE™ IAA] 452017 F PN) SECRED \) CONTA ENED Ps rT ime f Activity Recorded i) “FRE SHOWN z Classified by“ a — Rectassity-onc_GADE phe) 7:45 AM IC John J, Schwartz [Russian John A. Yatteau re 7635-85) ) all ff6m Mrs AKOVLEV, Moscow, to Mr AKOVLEV, Glen Cove, NY Mrs A. is unintelligible, for the most part. Conversation appears to be personal. A. says he will leave on the 10th; says to say Happy Birthday ahead of time to OKSANA. He asks if OKSANA sent the drawings. Mrs A. says yes. A. says he « will be looking for them, then, A. says to tell VIKToR\ (' MIKHATLOVICH (lst & middle names) to phone Erevan & tells them everything is in order. He asks if she will phone agai on the lst. She says probably. A. asks her how the children are. Fine. A. then greets his two daughters who. say they are well. ta: t u —~] we z 4 iN eT i SN (B 7635-16\S) (\s Call fromMPs LAZVO, Moscow, to Mr MASKIN, Mexico City, tel “7. # 14,0008. M. tells her that she should be sure to phone him the morning "he" is to arrive. M. tells her he will not | dictate now; says he won't give them any more material unti ery Tof@) John 5. aoe (Russian VY ohn A. Yattea SEe. eee VAS nae x WHERE SHOWN OTH: the arrival of MIKOYAN. He also says not to phone until MIKOYAN arrives. M. then speaks to IGOR & repeats about not sending any more correspondence.wIi says OK. Me. repeats tha they should phone him without fail the very morning of the day that MIKOYAN arrives.:-OK. . a Ta uyey ast Ureaed (es) NM B 7635-3 all placed as coming from Mrs VISHNEVSKAYA, Moscow, to Mr. RASSTROPOVICH, Hotel Gov. Clinton, NY tel# PE 6-34.00, X629. - Speaks to his wife. Personal conversation. Both say they are fine. Re. repeatedly tells her he misses her very much. |, He asks re children & she says they are fine. R. says to vs wy IC fl John J. Schwartz Russian John A. Yatteau sob J rates _& i ° “ ALL INFORMATION conte SO: . call STEPANOV without fail & tell him that he should do Something about a pianist as SASHA does not want to remai here; also she should tell STEPANOV that he does not yet know if they will go to Mexico; says HUROK will let him | know about this. R. asks her when War.& Peace will open. She says in December. He says he gave a concert in NY yesterxt day; says he hasn't seen the reviews but that they received ff curtain calls, so everything must be OK. R. tells wife to pohone him again at same hotel on Dec 17th; says he'll be inf. ‘Glos Angeles on 2hth-26th then in San Franciscb & to write. SSIFIED BY SZe-S-7: Shuey 1 | Employee's Name Date Stamp —, , SEARCHED. .vcsseecsINDEXED. so cccsen 11-14-59} SERIALIZED, hore FILED at Oo —_ NOV 16 1989 BE - NEW YORK DoclId: 32192375 Page 2?
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 Use 2107 DAT NOW 14-2017 ? te}. Porto? (1528-57) : \ . i Pte IC ‘ Time Activity Recorded \4 ; | ‘ CK Y A] C 9:0, | AM I Mr SATUKHOV, Moscow. S. asks B. if he received something (not clear). B.says no; asks if was sent to New York. S. says yes, c/o STRELNIKOV. S. asks if RB. received his visas yet. B. says no; says he gave his passport to Park Avenue (Soviet Delegation) but has not heard anything yet. S. says for B. to be in Mexico on the 17th as MIKOYAN will arrive there on the 20th. B. says he doesn't know if he can make | it that soon but will try; says that everything depends ort”¢ his getting the visas -.a Mexican visa & a return US visa. He vpoints out that today & tomorrow are not work days for John J. Schwartz ussian John A. Yatteau B 7635-42,lh3 B 7671-18 S) 11 to i MR BAROVSKY, Nyc, tel # SU 7-5800, ext 104, from ( the State Department. S. says that B. will probably not have any trouble on this. B. then speaks to his wife & son « ersonal conversation. B. asks his son, KOLYA, what he would like for BR. to bring back for him. KOLYA says he does not need anything, i ' — . ohn J. Schwartz (russienf John A. Yatteau ; B_772973 ¥-9 . all to - TUGARINOV, Glen Cove, NY, tel # ORiole 6-6115, 9:2h | AM Ic from/Mrs TUGARINOVA, his mother, in Moscow. Personal conver sation. Both say they are well. T. says he will leave by ship on December 10th possibly; says that he may go back b plane & leave sooner, but in any case he will let her know via the usual channels. Mrs.T. thanks him for the gift he sent her. T. asks her to phone EmRXYAKOVLEVS, to MOROZOVA & to KARPOVA & tells them their husbands are all woll. Hof says to give everyone his regards. He asks how ANDRUSHA (dim. of ANDREI), She says he is well. T. then greets ANDRUSHA briefly. Date Stamp DoclId: 321927375 Page 3
Hote es unde: John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 il Worm cpa: hp EF CA Time nw] Activity Recorded y “5 V6: [2 33 | AM oo HF John J.Schwertz =a: ra 3i-3 YS AUL O'NEIL,et U.S.Embassy in Moscow (also at Sovetskaya Hotel Rm 423)said thet they are going to press with the Artist List and he wanted to know if he (PO'N) had | any news for him.PO'N seid that there is no agreement to date on that matter.Mr.W wanted to know if PO'N thought it a good idea ifsome one from Columbia came to Moscow at this} © time,PO'N seid thet he could not tell W what Go do on a matter such as this,and he would have to make up his own mind.They mentioned the Red Army Chorus Band,Leningrad Phil}: harmonic,Shaw Choral.Mr.W asked if GEORGE LONDON wes going tq be there. PO'N said thet no individuals have been named yet. }! Mr.W wanted to know how long PO'N will be there and was told that he will be there another week.Mr.W said that he re- alizes that PO'N is in the middle of difficult negotiations and it seems like nothing is coming through.He thought that it would be a good idea if some one from Columbia came over namely himself (Mr.W).PO'N said that once it has been deter- mined what is going inithen someone from Columbia can come over to see what they can work out.He seid that they are go ing to meet on this matter on Monday and Tuesday so if he (Mr.W) is planning a trip he had better hurry. ene ee Date Stamp DoclId: 3271927375 Page 4
Released un John’ F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 > 7" (ots? (:PATD 4- ——. | Ic | Time Activity Recorded msc re , en 6:58| PM| OG |] Thomas J. McGutre (69134- -18 (A (MISS WALSER, NY to MR. LES? : BRADY, D20008, Americen Embassy, Moscow. Uneble to locate perty, WALSER told US op to oBncell now, will try 6AM in the morning. / 6:27| PM| OG} Thomas J. McGuire E, e's 1 MRS MICKMAN, Phidade@phia, Pa. to MR. SHLOMO SCHVARTZMAN, Orgeev, M.C.C.P.T. Opreele Yr M. Gop #6 Kow N. #19 Weeapuzcua W.N.. (Pleced) “Thomas J. McGuire (89134 -liy MR. BIFFLE, Fort Worth, Texas Oe MR. LEE SARVEY OSWALD, Hotel Metropole. (Placed) 10:21 PM} OGf a Lo W1519 98,07 ‘1 mployee’s Name Day SATIRD Bite UALS ¥ DoclId: 32192375 Page 5
Released under John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 Usc 7i07 "= ore hs, ieapicl 4-2017 (= Ic Time Activity Recorded We : fl 7:30 0G ae Garvin R 8889-26 a7 ee Translated by Mirca Evans 4 rs. Corivell, ugunt: Bethel, NeJ- to Mrs. Gingulos Vilis c/o (wu) Gingulos (house)" padeleava (near city), Latvia ~ Uzini (P.0.) Elsa (phon) in America inquires how Ilma (or Irma?) is doing. She also wants to find out about Uncle Vilis and Zigrida. They discuss letters, packages, parents! death, respective husbands places where they live, children, etc. They have difficulty understanding each other and promise to write % soon. Ciatvien Woman's name is Tlma (or: Irma 7) ison YAY ALL INFOSMATION CONTATNED HEPSIN IS UNL ED EXCEFY CLASSIE Fe sy Sbbb : OLAS FY ON: e> ae | fOS~ LLLPS- 4 KS) " Date Stamp a eesavevece DoclId: 321927375 Page 6
> Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Rote ae -14-2017 TW SECRET OQ IC v= =e T ) 3 Lan : | idioo- 6s Crops Wtreurice re onberg, Beverly Hills, Calif. to Mrs. Dora Vaineberg, Moscow % “arry Arry Vaineberg, Vishniakovsky Rereulok #23 Apt. 4. Conversation believed to be in Yiddish. : @Cf; B.N. Lanoue B92093-12 7 mr. Shoer, Moscow to anyone at OR 9-3800, NV. ca’ Business call in which they discussed delivery dates and price cuts. og oN, GLanou . Gis (89147 - 366) , ~ r. Ken Bissle, Fort Worth, Texas to “r. “ee Hervey Oswald, Hotel Metropole, Moscow Te . K O200, Ext. 233. Very poor connection, call cancelled. oN. Lanoue (| R10125- ’ Mt. ChulkOv, Moscww to Dispatcher, Air Control, Atrport Civt ay ietion, Cherleston, So. Car. Cel pleced and cancelled + this dat.e Ie oN. Lanou R19125- Mr. Chulkov, Moscow to Air Control Center, Airport Miami, Fle. Tel, 44-2333, Call placed and cancelled this date. ) aS|: INFORMATION CONTATNED * HHREIN. TS UNCLASSIFTED BXCEPY HUSke SHOWN QTHERAISE. Decle S¢ CLAS ae BY <4 be SO pik Gi LY PAE 41-1699 DoclId: 32192375 Page 7
‘Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 > Mote). Dave Yah 4,-2017 FD-297 (ip2b-37) [ony AT. nt - CO . : ° 3 rah tet 4 3 Pel Tr ‘ - rt Ic CR Time | Initial] OG Activity Recorded ° nae) 8:13 BN. Lanoue EMG! Boguslav RK 10125-38 & R 16125-46 Cc Snsstan tS Mrs KHRENNIKOV in Moscow to KHRENNIKOV in NYY at Cirele 7-8090, Hotel Park Charton, KHRENNIKOV satd that they expec to leave form NY , vta nlane, on the 22nd. Satd that SHOS. TAROVICH and KOBALEVSKY will probably go to Mexico while th rest will 1 ave for home. Said that they are very tired and will not visit Canada. K, mentioned that MUNCH and the Bog- ton orchestra fave a tremendous prtformance of his (KHKEN- y|NEKOV's) Fist symphony in Boston, K, said that they will be fjin “"shington on the 19th and 20th; back tn NY Sor the perftrt }puance by the Boston orchestra of his symphony on the 21st ! ANand leave NY for home on the 22nd, Mrs K, said that everythi mis fine, Asked to advise KOBALEVSKY that everything at home is fine. Asked that KHRENNIKOV bring some medication 1.0, irotar (ph) if possible, K, will try to obtain same, He men- jgtioned that he is the head cf he delegation and hes to work very hard and has vory little time at his disposal, Satd tha the trip is of great interest. Asked to have THAISA NIKOLA. EVNA (first and middle names) reserve hotel rooms in Moscow for AMIROV and DANKEVICH who will be returning with him, #Mrs K, will do same, IC |} B.N. Lano . Anatole_A Boruslav ; i(k 10125-10 \S) (R 1o1s0-22 yy Pussion ep 4 (YU { z: a \o 7] {Call placed from SATIKOV in Moscow to STRELNIKOV in NYC A\ i fat Su 7-010, STRELNIKOV dictated material for Pravda, atten W tion NEPOMNIASCHI at the American section. Gave the title % of the material as " Flag of Friendship Yver the Carnegie Hali". Described the Carnegie Jall as the largest concert hall in NYC, Said that the meeting honorong the land Anniv- ersary of the Soviet “evolution and the 26th “nniversary of the resumption of Diplomatic relations between the USSR and USA tock place there, Yaid that Rey RICHARD MORFORD opened the meeting by saying that they have no orchestra but will perform the hymns of the USSR and the USA. Said that an un- known singer sang the America the Beautiful and then follews it uo with singing of the USSR National hymn in “usstan, , Said that loud applause followed the singing, STRELNIKOV sai} that the meeting was held under the auspices oft he Nationa Council of American Soviet Friendship, S, said that ROCKWEL / \ Employee's N LLM ate ern mproyee's Name A ay . t ceed NDEKED corer ED uccssecetereert? D vee FL DoclId: 321927375 Page &
[ Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 7107 —— (SES _ DATEN(@)-14-2017 Fweoe (age oh ale o-2 &~" on . f 7g Ne Ic u Time { Initial! OG Activity Recorded "4 e bisit to the USSR and msetings with many friends there, K, said that he was convinced that there is no fear of war in the USSR; that there's no fear of need and unemployment, K, said that the only freedom missing in the USSR is the fre- edom of conducting propoganda for war and race hatred, K, i called for strenghtening of peace and friendship with the USSR, KENT said that the life in USA became h-ppier since p KHRUSHCHEV's visit, Said taat the visit brought many hopes! to the humanity, STRELNIKOV seid that many Ukrainian young- sters, grandchildren of immigrants of 50 years ago, attended the meating and danced native dances in national_costumes, Said that CAROL BOR, a nartictpant in the World “estival in Vienna. spoke re: meetings of the American boys and girls with Soviet youth, Said that youths' hope is Peace and Frtenc ship, 5, said that “r CORLIS LAMONT then addressed the meetty LAMONT said = hat KHRUSHCHEV's visit opened a new era in the | international relations; that American Government finally ma de a first step to meet the Soviet Union; that we are, all glad, concerning bettering of realtions with the USSR. L, saidthat all recognize the tremendous accomplishments of the USSR. STRELNIKOV said that LAMONT ment'ond words of ALLEN DULLES to effect that the USSR will be ahead of the JSA in industrial production in near future, STRELNIKOV said that WILLIAM KHANTON, a negro writer; “rofessor NORMAN WHITNEY; B. FEDORIN representing the USSR Embassy also spoke, Said that greetings from Dr Wm Du BoIS were read to the meeting, i “aidthat the meeting was a great success, STRLNI-OW gsitad that he was told by BEN HARDY, a joiner, that he came to the meeting because he believes the sincerity of the Russians |} wnen they speak re: peace, Said that he spoke to ELEANOR | FRANKs a store employee, who saidthat she attended the me- eting and believs that peace on earth will be secured if "our people will be friends", STRELNIKOV said that he spoke to SHOSTAKOVICH who 4s on the USA now, Paid that SHOSTAKO. VICH advised that they sse the wonderful’ results of KHRUSH- CHEV's visit to the USA; that USSR has many more friends now} that they were met with great sincerity, warmth and hosple =: tality. 5, said that he spoke to LOGINOV, the head of the | youth delegation now in the USA, LOGINOV said that they are | met with warmth and hospitality; that there's great interest' fin Soviet science and life in USSR.L, said that KHRUSHCHEV | made a great impression on'‘he American youth and students KEMT presided over the meeting, KENT spoke re: his recent | | | , DoclId: 321927375 Page 9
ees [ Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 > °°"= ote)... DATE F QY-14-2017 obe).; , pATEY YN J . oo 77 vo LN 2 Ic (¥ ( Time | Initial | OG Activity Recorded ‘S, said that “r and Mrs WILSON of NY who addressed a letter to KHRUSHCHEV said that the truth in fact was that the anti Soviet propoganda "washed our brains”, However when the Ame- ricans found the truth their friendship overflowed the arti ficial barriers, STRELNIKOV quoted from the "Economist" to effect that it would be a suicide to try to solve the eco- nomic and philosophical questions by war. Said that Presiden ; JOHNSON of the Howard (ph) University, in one of his public i Speeches saidthat.t he Soveit people believe in bright future ; of the humanity. 5. said that KENT in closing the meeting | said that " "lag of friendship flew over Carnegie Hall tonit | bet it fly over every house in America, USSH and every house lin the Worla". 3 STRELNIKOV then spoke to VISHNEVSKY, V. said that VITALI first name) is due in Mexico tomorrow, S. replied that he | knows that VITALI 1s to go to Consulate re: visa today. te said that VITALI 1s asleep now bit will eve him VISHNEVSKY'g pmessage, V, saidt hat VITALI 1s to see PASIUTIN [ph) in Mexico re: any questions he may have, 5, sent regards to ES | everyone, dom, } 9:hO| AM | OG\Y_B.N. “anoue Anatole A Boguslayv R 10190=53 B 9187-19) Russ an Mey le] Call placed from CHELPANOV in Mexico City, Mexico to SOKOLOV] in Moscow at B 8-5),82. CHELPANOV gave SOKOLOV the telephone numbers of the air control booth at Mexico City airport as: 22 48 64. He also gave the pltone of the manager of the air- lport as 22 41 56 and the metereological service there as 6 22 48 64. CHELPANOV then gave SOKOLOV the forecast of the | ax r weather as given to him by the alrport service. SOKOLOV ad- vised that the plane, carrying MIKOYAN, apparently, will R\} leave Moscow at 8:15am, Said that the plane will go possibly K{ivia Cuba, vie Miami and to México. CHELPANOV advised that fthey will have the weather forecast 2 hours prior to the plane's departure from Moscow. He suggested that SOKOLOV call the Embassy in Mexico City rather than the esirport. S. |, freplied that they will call the Embassy. S. sald that they iwill contact Miami via radio for the forecast of conditions | f From Miami to Mexico City. He asked that CHELPANOV find the | ' phone number of the air control booth at H,vana airport sind: be they may contact them for weather. C. promised to do. go. |! S. will call again, ies : mployee’s Name Date Stamp | Lf. 1S.58 an an | ° mf - ‘ SEARCHED. INDEXED... Daylon...am Date 11-16-59 ¢ Mee LK SERIALIAED oo. -FELED coco 7 FAI - NEW YOR} SECRET DoclId: 32192375 Page 10
Hhie2o7 (i- PATH e . nat , X * ) SO) : i i i* ‘ 4 ber ‘ p 4 EE te Be ft, Doe Ey Dat Ic Vs \ Time | Initial | OG Activity Recorded 10:11 1. B8.N. Lanoue Anatol Boguslav & 1012512 B 9187- tye) Russten Wey U/ DUNIN (ph) in Moscow to Ambassador BAZYKIN at USSR Embassy fe: Mexico City, Mexico. Asked that BAZYKIN contact the Mexi- ean Fopelgn Ministry and ask that they authorize their Em- bassy in Moscow to issue visas for BASHKIROV, D.A.3; BEGROD (oh), 1.5.3 VAKHMAN S.B.3; GAUK, A.V. and BOROVIX the corres~ pondent for "QGONEK™, Said thet the above will leave with MIKOYAN tomorrow. BAZYKIN asked whether his wife could take i same plane as above. D. replied that same is too late. B. will contact the Mexican Foreign Ministry. BLN. 4anoue Anatol oguslav R 1012541 B 9187-5575) Russian) JS) oat placed from VOROBIEV in Moscow to MASOKEVICH in Mexico City, Mexico at 15 23 Oh. MASOKEVICH, presum@ ly, advised Aithat everything Is ok re: booklets and pamphlets. Said that they sent seme out. Saidt hat they are also preparing a broc re res cosmic rocket. M. said that the magazine will be ready about the 28th. Said that they would like to prepare a book- let re: feir for use in other countriés. VOROBIEV approved same, M, said that they have enough material. Asked that VO- ROBIEV arrange for some coples of the information bulletin fof the Youth Committee sent over via air mail for the fair. (VV. will do so. M. mentioned that everything res baggage is in order. B.N. Lanoue Anatole 2 Boguslav A B 737-10 B 9203-1 ©) Rusetan YSU | fMpg DOBRININ in Moscow to eters in NYC at Pl 1-123) at 1X 3391 (ph). Mrs D, congratulated him on his birthday. D, re jlied that he received the vresent too, Mrs D, said that ALEN j daughter, presumably, is well now. D, spoke few words to ALE WNA ret health, 4sked that she write to hém often, Mrs D, sai jthat she will leave via plane on the 29th and due in NY via Copenhagen on the 30th. D, mentioned that ALEXANDRA MOROZOVA left via plane yesterday for Moscow. Maid t hat he sent a let ter and something that Mrs DOBRININ asked for, “rs D, said that Mrs ARKaLDIEVA and SOBOLEVA are leaving tomorrow via fair and that she's sending letter with them, OK, ifs pare Ub Naroes F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 — 27 i Employee's Name Date Stamp Lo NY. asied?! | | SEARCHED oc ccccccsseelNDEXED.o sccsssee | | Dayenn. AlbDateLh.nLn55 SERIADTSED occccccsceee PMLED .ccccseseenee Li FRI - NEW yor DoclId: 32192375 Page 11
[ Released under AN John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 199? (44 USc 2107 T°." Hote)... DaTey(AX 14-2017 — ow por’ Us Zb- a e Ic 11:3¢ AM -N. Lanoue Anatol \etoge! t) (V B 9203-10 B 9203-)); Ys) Russian &:4 (PI Call placed from RIBNIKOV in Miscow to anyone at USSR Embass in W“ghington DC, Unman from "VECHERNIA MOSKVA" spoke to Un man, Advised that TITOV, ~BOGOVROV- (ph) and other Spviet | scientists are in JSA now for the session of the Rocket So- ciety Said that they would like-to interview one of them voa phones [Inman at timbas sy replied that they just have left. He advised that they are staying at Sheraton ¥ rk Hotel at X 101-106. Unman in Moscow said that they will cal tomorrow, 7 i le | ae Employee’s Name Date Stamp © . SEARCHED... “occu NDEXED vescssernenss Daitlon. am DateLL m1 6.059i% , JED ve cea FILED.ccaccreeeee 4 4QKO NAG f FABS Fay NES, | | a enen eee ait a ’ SER 7 | DoclId: 32192375 Page 12
. eased unde ‘gohn F; Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 al (rrr eae 4 422017 a ~e ‘stoREL Ic Time Activity Recorded eq ward Chappell a 7832-2 \(call placed on 11/3/59, (reel B7835-28 placed by Mr. Studka, Chicago, Tll., telebhone, REpublic 7-0281 to a nurse, Miss Grezyste Birute, at the only hoppital in Joniskelis, ‘lithuania, ‘The call was cancelled, Howard 4, Chappell B78 32- (call placed on 11/15/59 f reel seeye-23)| @ll placed by Mr. Lukamov, Moscow to Mr. Masukev ch, Mexico, télephone, 152304. Call was cancelled. © | Employee's Name Date Stamp DoclId: 32192375 Page 13
c; Released pate; Ve John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 — H fists.) (DATE; te cod ao. : IC Time {Initial | OG 2) vy (\ OG Beti. Lano Cx sactsn ON) Ww R1O190~6 “YS T ranslated by H. Rabinowitz om Moshe(Maurive) Foonberg, in California to Dora Vaineberg in Russia Moshe identifies himself as his nephew, the son of Hersh Laib. Dora says she will give him his mother's address, Her(mother's) brother and Sister live there also. Moshe asks for his sister's name (married name) | Vinitsa Mulitisa Dzerzghinskava , House #l, Filia Foonberg,. } Dora says she is not well, Moshe asks her to write to him. She is partially blind and will not write. She says bhe whole family is in Vinitza. Moshe wants to visit them. Bora tells him to go to Vinitza. Boba will tell his mother to white to him. She sent his mother Moshe's letter, She doesn't Know why mother doesn't write to him. He asks Dora to write to her sistersFaiga and Tanya. She can't write. Moshe says they all live in this city. They are all well. 8:37 Ruasian Translated by Anatole Boguslav Aunt Dora gave Moshe mothér's address: Vinitsa, 1 Ulitza Daerzhinskogo, Filia Foonberg. Dora said that Moshe's sister is marrie amd resides in Vinitsa., Said that Moshe's brothers are also in Vinitsa 7 Moshe said that he tvrould like to come and visit them. [21128 obey Uf Sud nck DECLASSIFY ON: 25X | Date Stamp Employee’s Name = DoclId: 32192375 Page 14