t ‘Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote}. DATE: 11-14-2017 pointed out to ALLEY thaéetnélied CG 105-7568 For the above reasons and since it is felt that allegations in this matter are not adequately resolved, Chicago contemplates a re-intervi,ew, of g AL] EYYto fully explore details of. the various meetings. arg Ss it i Lies believed thgt it may be. ehtity of (La LAV'Pias been | established, without jeopardizing /the source d that he may be more impressed with the importance of the details of the circumstances surrounding each meeting and the matters discussed. . This report is classified confidential sincejit reveals the Bureau's investigati interest in an employee offa foreign diplomatic establishment 4$)/ te ; | Docld: 32327308 Page 4
“Released under the John Fi Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 USC 2107 Hote}. if f ALL INFORMATT HERELN 1.5 UN WHERE sHown DATE: 11-14-2017 FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59) . { \ ° 1 ,& : - \ A UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT Or JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Report of: SA LOREN G, ADAMS. > Offices CHICAGO: - Pers A 7L/ | oe Field Office File #: 105-7568 Bureau File #: —105-85082 | Tile: ~ REMBERT.CAVEN ALLEY, JR. . N Synopsis:, . REMBERT CAVEN. ALLEY, oSRos “interviewed 3/28/61, advised he. had: ‘travelled: ‘extensively in Europe | 7/58 to: 7/60. and was i employed 4a 3 architect, Copenh k, fall of 1959-2) to: 2/60. LLILEY stated h et TADISLA phonetic): -(LNU) - employee[Soviet » Easerfte openhagen, Denmark at. social | affair: Copenhagen 9/59 10/59, exa etails not. recalled. - ALLEY: stated he may. have met LADISLAV rough MARVIN: KANTOR(SS<J Ane: ican. student f Russian. cestry 3 ALLEY: believes. purpose | of| LADISLAV stHontacts with himself and: ‘other Americans was to engage “in” conversa to practice. English language. ALLEY met with LADISLAV, etween six and ten times us liySs in-company of o ers but on one occasion accompanied LADISLAY J yes to movie. ALLEY de ted political discussion or any: request 3 a for information by [LADISLAV, Stating. discussions ‘in general related to themselves ap Hy ne ir. background. ALLEY. ceived £ four books teaffanrsaty ALLEY is vague as. ‘to dates: of —f : various meetings . and topics. of discussion at. these | meet ings) <P “DETAILS: - | y : oe oe CLAS Uae Sub i ! DECLASSIF EY ON: 20 | | | ELE SY (4 off CONTAINED £7) 4 is CLASSIFIED EXCEFS . OTRERWISE- . | -SEORET ro This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of. the FBI and is loaned to" your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. . : | ‘ . . th ‘ DocIa: 32327306 Page 5
“Released under the, Jone FE. Kennedy Assassination Records Colléction Act of 1997 (47 USC 7107 Hotey_ DATE: ji- 14-2017 . , : C | Ss For one and a half months he travelled in Switzerland, Spain, Morocco, Gibraltar, France and Italy. On about April 1, 1960, he entered Italy, spending considerable time in Rome and Florence viewing architectural '.Sights. On about May 1, 1960, he entered Greece and proceeded from there to Turkey. He explained that when he was preparing to leave Turkey, that country was in the midst of a small revolution and experiencing difficulty in recrossing the border into Greece he crossed into Bulgaria instead. ALLEY spent about one and a half days in Bulgaria and about 3 days in crossing Yugoslavia. On about June 6 or 7, 1960, he returned to Venice, Italy. He thereafter visited Munich, Frankfurt and Berlin in West Germany. He said he spent approximately one day sightseeing in East Germany. From Berlin he went to. Hamburg, Germany and from there to Helsinki, Finland and. Stockholn, © Sweden, where he arrived on about:.June 21, 1960. On July 3, 1960, he arrived back in . Copenhagen, Denmark, where he spent five days before travelling | to Rotterdam where he boarded ship to return to the United. States. He arrived back at New York on July 19, 1960. ALLEY stated that he had no permanent travel companion during this period of travel although occasionally he would be with someone for a day or a few hours at a time.. He stopped whenever possible at youth hostels and accomplished this travel at an expenditure of. approximately $2,000 plus whatever he had earned while employed at Copenhagen. "ALLEY advised that while in Copenhagen, Denmark in _ . ptembez, or Octo 1959, he met a person€whose first name was Toc) ~ Gab rsta yh bP epionetic pe toss last name he could not recall. He ™ “said tl Lavpe Ss person a_clerical_employee of of (fhe(Soviet_1 Embassy_ 1es9 : in Copenhagen at tte time o his first meeting. ALLEY reca 4 aring later that (LapIsLay (tA been _edevated to the position of | translator > ALLEY described (LADISLAV follows; y25,tp : — | OF wt at gp ff BO to 35 LMM 726/73 _ 4} S) | | Height — §°10" Weigh . 190 to 200 NBu ild Stocky (Li) |Hair Light brown, balding and combed | ‘straight back |Characteristics Wears glasses ‘Marital status Married - - — sa ~ 3 AP PRET = eee ! Docld: 32327308 Page 6
Released under the John F’. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 USC 27107 Hote; IMATE: 31-14- 2017 .. C , conn % , oe SECRET CG 105-7568 | a ALLEY said that each Thursday night in Copenhagen there was a social gathering at the pavilion on the canal and ~ the main street of Copenhagen. He was net aware of the sponsors of these functions but described them as the place where . .American and foreign students and. others came to meet. Danish | girls. . i He recalled that lit was. one of these functions | that he was introduced to faDisLay pene could not recall exactly 9X) _ the circumstances surrounding his first meeting and felt that 4 might have been ~thengw with some of his acquaintances spetioriti a proached themywith the introduction following. _ ALLEY stated that he had heard offthis (Soviet wpfA) prior to the first meeting. and had also heard tha LaSTLAr ee L a a very friendly individual who associated frequent y with\the inl ‘American students. ALLEY said that he¢_had also met “MARVI (KANTOR, | -Americ student fof Russian Ancestry andierho Ww cqua (S ADISLAVJand felt that he may have heard about[ LADISLAV om NTOR. He said was possible also that MARTIN KANTOR had introduced . him tof LADISLAV}Ga the occasion of their fir; ting! ALLEY added that he felt ‘KANTOR associated with (Eaprsiavib eee -aS.to practicegspeaking Russianm He did not pie ato was sympathetic the Communist form of. governmen but a3 that he felt a strong tie to Russia because of his ancestr ALLEY said that he net(Laprsuagi between six and ten SA) ‘times following the first meeting ‘and. between September and October, 1959 and January, 1960. He believed most of these meetings were in either September or October, 1959 and November, 1959:; suivfaer also believed that most of these meetings with <a 1 LADIS re at the same pavilion on Thursday nights. He ecal that there were usually others present on the occasions of these meetings but stated that on. one occasion he and/ LAD song) had. attended a movie -interest was in promoting himselffin the[Russian diplomatic service -and his association with Americans and American students was to practice English conversation. He said he had never engaged in any discussion of political matters or. political theory with ADISLAVYS | & ALLEY stated that in his opinio japrstav‘g)prinary CB (5) a ne mc Se — a SS pS eC er — SS. FS ' Docld: 32327308 Page ?f