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74-$0000 Languages oO Remarks1 Names, ‘Date of Rirthi Place of Birth: Cecupations Family !amborss Presont Addresa: ‘Arrived in the US: gt “mudolf KEDIER. | bs Nelrer) em rats Soptenher 10) 1913 . % Raderiach, Yugeslavia - vos ' Gage Technician none - Jeanette, Pae ro Soptenber 21, IVSl, SS Genottairy NoYe Occupitional Hac igground . May 1952 « April 1952 19k2 = 19h5 1935 = 1938 1931 4 1936 Assistant Lo the gene suporintendent, . deanobte Shade Hovelty CO, Fae "3 Slacs Co, TAffin, Ohio. t Glass worker, Geledort Coy Welaswasser, Jermany. Superintendent, Abel Glase ‘ork, Chrastnik, Yugoslavia. Apprentice, conresbor 80 (Glass Vanufacte) ; Sumkovits, Polands Yugoslav, Poligh, Germn, Grech, Russian, inglishe : April 19h2 > was taken prisoner of war by the Oorming and in 1912 was put to work (forecd labor) in Welsavag- ser, Gorminy, as glass worker. —
14-00000 oer Hanmer Date of Birth: ; Place of Births - Occupation: ” Fanlly. Heat er'si _ Present Addresses Arrived in 0.51 . Languages: — - Virginia | Tattana JARDSCKY 23 ‘1902 -Paacher * an usband - Wiachestav, 565) Prof. phyaloiet Tavie & Elkins Corlege, Fins, West . Septorter Ibs. Occupational Backgrounds oo ae , - een duly 1950 Teacher (Russian) at Davis and Elking — 7 College, Elkina, West Virginia WS-19h9 Toacher of Russias, Frenchand Serbian’ ‘at. mo, Language Institute Ander1-Rop\e, Orag Austria : ; Weh-1941 ‘Teacher of French, German, ‘Serbian and - a History ob Gisist School, Zenun, Yugoslavia Russian, French, Sertian, Geman, English
74-00000 t \ : ’ Bases Zrik KOVACY¢ © Date of Births - 4921 Place of Births Ljubljana, Tegeelavia iz mo : Occupations . Philologist . ° "Family memberse ‘None Present Addresss 233 Bast 19tn Street. : oe New York, B.¥. ! : Ocevpational Background: oo LD | ‘a - Fall 1952 « Library Science scholarship, ltl Reserve Univeral ty, Cleveland, Ohio. 1953-1952». Student AllLance College, Cambridge Springs, Pa. 1919-1951 @ Odd jobs, New York City 19h9 a Interpreter, UP Camp, Spittal, Austria LU6-IING = Btudent, University ef Graz, Auatria 1945-1946 = ‘Peacher, MP Camp, Spittal, Austria Publications: Collection of Poetry (In Bloventan) » 196, Austria _ Articlega on literature, histery in Slovenian dail _ paper, Cleveland, Ohige Slovenian, Serbe-Croat, Russian, Polish, German, English 7 ° Remarks? Mr. Xovacle wag interned in a concentration camp, _ Northern Italy. In 1915 he escaped from the Tito Government and fied to Austria. Languages!
14-00000 e eer *, umes, ec» [Jeena Ad | & daly 1952 Gries Contact Diviaion $9 | ee “soures Lenin fron tne ritag RAPES Oar mexeranin dated UL Ay 1952) Cee och ~ 1, Attached herent th are siAticaal bhocramnte eintches ‘obtained fran Inc, These sintclos cover the folloving taralve individuals located _ in your afeas fuatepluk CHRASTIX Wladcinir DRITIanrRsgTS Frank HALAS H. Aliceml EYRE _. Tide TLiny dakeb fUSIGH gaa COLLAR Wiadywley COLLAAY Soachd.2 BOCA THES ahs 40 dan MOPEUSVSAE Ae ‘Caer, 4 TEES Vileber PALULIS Eaclos:res? @2) An stated aborts a Care 19976 eel: at .
14-00000 bate of Mirth ‘Vetrunry 21, 1925 | _ Placo of Birth “Proroy, Cecchoslovakia fecupations— Draftéeann Zarily “enbora: vifoe Zdenka, 28 “Present Address: «L208 M7 1fane St oe ‘Deteott 8, ich Arrived in tho 'S:. Jarmary 27, 1952, SS GoneStowart, '1eYe speil, 1952 Drafteden with tho Tarchan Hollower | . Nachdne Cosy Detroit, Wiehe . me et co r9l9 = 1951 Vorked for tho US Arey (designing, . De, lettering ote.), Stuttcart, Oermy’s “19b2 © Ibs Draftemn, Zbrojovim (Arno Factory) Brig, Ceochoalovaldae. Languageat Caech, Cermn, arglish, Spanish. ; TT rs Chrastok, a meaber of the Denes Party, was arrested by the Cowmnists in Sctober, 1905,.and held in a laber cam til] October 19119 when he managed to eecape to Carmany se
Pale ee Ae yee Lae Foes 7 Naser... Vikter pepeers ce Date’ ef Birth: February 20, 1921. | Bo . Place of Birth: Vilna, Poland Pa : Fantly Vesbera: . Wife + Anna, 380° | 7 SO : son i Vikter, 5 | . Present Addresses ot 22 Charlotte Street | a F Arrived in tho US: | January 7, 1952, S95 Gen. Taylor, 16Ys _ Oeounationnsl Backgrounds me Febe 1952 = ——-» Construction idoetrician, Hoosier Engineers . “ang Coe, wotroit, Aticlts : 19TL = 19% - GLebel.£. Cosy cosen, Gernany. 198 = 1949 “Technician, TRO, Menden, Garmanys— gn aE rete work, Siegen, Germany = UNTRAs , 1934 # 1939 Fleetrictan, Rallroad Pover Statien, Stolpee, Poland. oo ‘ wa ; 193 ” 1932 ectrician, Railroad Direction, : a ' Vilna, Poland Tt Langaress Polish, Russian, German, some inglich Remarks MrePalulia was taken prisoner of war in 1939 by the Germans and was in a camp until 1910. Then he did forced labor in Cermry, In October Abb he was ols arrested by the Gestapo and hold dniprison until lie os beration in 19)5, - pe - 4 4
ae Namer Jen ORELEVSKT pO a a Data of Rirthe varusry 28, 1913 . Place of Births SAMCSS Poland , ; : - -Fandly Vomborss wife Bronielava; 35 * | 7 Co danse Jolantas 5 Pregont Address: 7. 68 Academy Strect os Sattle Creek, Miche arrived in the USs May Uh, 1951, SS Queen Wary, oY. Occupitional Baclerrounds 1951 « Bookkeeper, Clark tquipment Co, Battle Creek, Viche , 19h9 = 1950 Vinistry of Health,Chandler's Ferd, ; “gland, « interpreter. 1937 «» 1938 '«-&ingstry of Industry and Cosmerce, Warsaw «Licence and trade analyst. Publicationg: ournalistie work for a number of Polish newie papers on pelitierl and econenteal subjecta. °. languages’ Polish, nglish, Trench, Nusstan. Remarks: . was taken prisoner of war by the Ruselans. Zseaped in 193°, returned to Toland and was a mexbcr of thea wilergroun! movesent for six years. scared ris Caechoslovakia te Jermainy in 1915, later ea joined the Polish Argy under oritiah Command.
14-00000 Names Date of Pirth: Place of Dirths Cecupations family Members: - Present Addrass: | Arrived in the US: | got Madyslaw ROLL At 3? seep eS ee ne eee SY : Rumania wifes Marta, SL son «= Terdinand, ct) 1139 “oblo Street Chicago 22, Tl. Septenber 21, 1951, SS Genstuir, Ne¥e Occupational Packpround: . Scene - 1938 lok 1929 « 1938 1922 = 1929 1907 ~ 1915 Glass Tochniclanr Mirror Factory Detroit, Fiche Glass Yorks, lenberg, Poland. Glass technician, Turdy, Siebenburgen. Glaas worker, Negelusay, Rumania F) s P a . Languaces: Rumanian, Felish, Corman, English. Remarks; Shipped to Germany from Poland in 19th.
14-00000 Famer” Jan FOUR Seen Date of Mrth: September 8, 1927. . Flace of lirth: . Urechoddovakia | Ceeupations oraftesan Faxily Neskcrss none : Present Accress: 22 Sharlotte St i Detroit 1, Mich, | . Arrived in tha US: November 27, 1951,$5 Queen Elisabeth, RY i . Cocupational Rackeround: Jane Sl = Draftsman, Detroit, tdehe 1959 = 1951 | Dreftemm, “irlingtone Co, Rothwell, : England. IshS = 1950 Criver, So Milford, England. Ish? = 19hs rafteman, Christler Co, Sokolov, CSR. 153, Trieer, Skoda works, Filseny CSR. Languages: cCereeh, Cermn, Irelish. Remarks: “hen the Cermuns closed the schools in Cacchoslovakta guring the last months of the war, ‘r. belar was .seigned to the German "Nothilfe™. Not minting to work for the Germans, he hid in the ferests. Filed fren Csochoslovakia two weeks before his induction into the Army in Septembor 1948, Crossed the Jerman frontier into “avaria and later on vent to imgland.
14-00000 a oe Le Names -Jaket “ren PL . . ; TTI : , . mate ef Tirth: tay 92, 1908 CO Place of Firth: — Kiev, Ukraine. Fardly “enbera: wifeGrete, 29 cos. Present sAdress: : 22 Charlotte Street Co : a _detreit,” “ich. r a Arrived in the USt ~~ Dotexbor 1p 1951, SS Genel tinge, NeYe Occupational Packer ound: © a (1952 « idehigan Chromo and Chemical Co., ; : Dotroit, Miche 1945 ~ 1951 Saltaritter 60, Fuhlman Co. ote, Dorteund, Germany, 1934 = 19h) Agricultura’. Chomist, Sxmerimental Apride culture Chemical Station, Kharkov, USSR. - 1932,» 1934 Research verker in Agriculteral Chenlatry, Expert mental Agriculture Station, Neshin,USSR 1929 = 1931 © Research worker, Experimental Agriculture ; ; Station, “lo, USaRe 1925 = 1929 Laboratory technician, Agricultural “ Institute, Elev, USSR. Publications: Several publicationa on artificial fortilizers. Languages: Russian, Ukrainian, Germn, mnglishe Remrkas oe ‘ys Jurich wag taken prigoncr of war in 1912 and refused to be repatrinted to the Soviet Union ot ' after liberatian. .
ad eat voyat : : soy! is a} yotedt oy in ef it ie e ju t . ty 1 Karnes: - : Wadia r Teretiste: mths) 9 : . —— EI ee, . : . Date of Birth: - -Peruary 2, 1913 a oa ee, Place of Mirth: Bochit, Migsha Faxtly Verberst wife, Helony, 55 - Prosent Aidreso: —-«- 26321. Farnsworth “te . Yetredt 11; ‘iche Arrived dn the US: uly 20, 1957,53 Gen.Platehfard, teYe Ceeupational Backeroumd: | | August 1°01 » Oraftssan, Turchan Machine Cop, i , Retraiv, Mohs - a 190 = 1945 J,Pintsch Factory, Berlin, Goviany. 1936 ~ 1939 Kango & ‘teller, Erno, CSP = aporenties - 7 - : Languages: Russian, Ceach, Germain, Hagiiah ae Remrkas: hon ps ordtt on: reis ie a Nansen refugee. ‘Departed fron 7 So : Crecinslovakis toe Germany in 193¢, he was asaigued 4 Loo, as laborer te the Germin Rollmya and, later, as drattgai: to d.Fingch in Ser ne | ! . ‘ Y ‘ de \ " .
14-00000 '  Remuarke: ‘fames © | “Place of Births Sectipa tions Pantly. Vemberss Prosent Address: Arrived in tho US: 7 Ccouprtional “ackprowmd: - 7 aa a 1951 = “195 = 19h8 Séczalkewice, Peland .. . none Detroit 13, Miche OY a \ Business Adrindatrater on £1.09 Helen Street \ Suly 2h, 1952 oe — " Phoneer Coffee Company, Detroit, Miche - Reaettlenont and Welfare Officer, WIA " and Inc, Germany and 'EFast Africas 193) - 1939s Adetintatratave Manager, Silesian Steel. i .- ( Poundries & idlle, Chorzow, Poland. : 1928 ~ 193k vanazed om firm (Corn and food trade). 1923 - 1928 —-—s Civil Servant. Polish. Yinistry of a _ Commerce, Warshaw, * lands Languages: Polish, Exclieh, German. : ahien fighting in tho Polish Arsy; was taken prisencr ai ef wr. “seaped, Joined Polish Armyiin exilce Famuly disappeared during the war; son ig belioved held in xusaian Consentration Canp = 1f still alive.
j i { . . boy Kemer Algom? MENT (poveehiy , . date of Firth: =~ July 15, 1920" . Placé of Rirth: Corica, Albania .- ' |. fo). Ogeupatiens 0 Physiedan a eo . Family Uesbera: none | : ; Present Address: ' Fomenta Hespital —. a : . “etroit, 'iche ae : Arrived in the US: April 17, 1951 co . ; Cecurational Backrround? _ — ; Cote. 1, ssi oe | ° Interne, Yomon's Nospital, Detroit " | 39S © 1951 Phesictan, IRO in Ttaly ( desi-Ferme, : ce 7 Cinelitta and Pnenoli DP Camps |). , Languages: Albanian, Italian, srenehy cerman, Eaglishe | a ‘ | | ro, ) eo. Poy °
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74-00000 | { | : ; ' . . . \ wes ; ot ae Cie Date of Births “haguet, 12, ‘isha Co 1 re “Place of Births Latvia po : | a . Occupations oo - Teacher of Latin and Oreck ww . . : ; | os Fantly members! , _.-Noné , : Core | a ‘ A : — Present Address) 7 Moravian Sentnary: and college tor oF Venn ok, . oy Buthleten, Pennsylvania, Arrived in U.Ss ‘Oetober, 19h9 Occupational ‘Backgrounds Jd Jane 1951 = " tnterne, Moravian Senindey and Jollege - ~ for Yomen, Bethlohen, : Pa, : - . 1945-394 va Peacher (Latin and’ Greek) at Latvian , . : . St _ Gymnasium, Eeslingen, Germany ; ‘ 2" 1937919b < Taught Latin and Greek, Oymnasiun, ; 4 ee Riga,, Latvia. : | Soo: Publications, Qnerato~poetic worda and sound effec te! in oo . Virgil's writings (thesis), Riga, 9h, :  Langnagess: Latvian, German, Latin, Greek, English he i i ' i 4 4 1 ' ! : ' i i j ' q { fa d | : . ~ 8 ; : i ‘ '
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. 1 ws vf ' . ut t ‘ . ws 7 . : : , , i eT i" ‘Chisk, or ttea | sO 13 duly. 1952 1 . Het, Conzact: ‘Division J - TOPOL tends trian 7 files" ‘ po al : : | ele, AP le ‘Lo asc tanierdtng hemevi.th towraantc information on the a . feller; tor aispiaeod : vwofeasionsis deca ect an a Four areas - i i [i . segura i 4 a 2) 8, Bat 8 inforastion Was obtained Sra thse ries ‘of tye" my Inte eS b ediltderwdl tnfermaltan roreediar “. Rag SteT ened $s ro area whLibe Corvancisd ules reset ‘rete vs Ae tee werk oc extracting ths informatica fron the Mloa ig a sorte bi wheat pelio.s PPOs Soy, “Le poant te thet curtn: the tsa bebyenn our ark gd enedaiag wi Inles Phles ond bone forvardins er the A anfowrzcies bo Yup yes my have. mado coutast with soma: of thano i individasls. Lf my, should ayparect alo yor eallin; it ts cr. 4 ASWAILA As : i I Be Sines wa have a ratner actenehve. List of thes sures Leados ' asl are unsure af thelr actual potential, we are submitting moao of: | the name for clesmnes prior to wir trouetittial to tne Tlelds te. ésoire for clearasss should result Prom an Snitial tnterviuss 2b salad 7 ba roasted ty you in the routing waar ; : |! tmoloaress (1) As stated aboves a . an ae ; | : \ 1! 1 oy ' ‘ i E-
74-0000 | fond iz ‘ | 5 vor : t i | \ I pe a : ' te vio i i! : in : ; ', : ' Nanos . Madvees tM I es ee . . Place of Birth: ery “okre, Poland [ y _ Occupations = Pyaician : . / +, Family Members: Bone: SL - Present Address? ” Maney Hospital ; ; ' oe Doe Pufatle 20, Mele - t pr p{-e 0 1 Avrdved in the US! © Pebruary 7) 1952, SS Gensluir, Ne¥. 4 ° Cecupational Backyround: — am 1 po . " vebruary 1952 + “Interne, Nerey Hospital | | , “Languages: Polish, Italian, Dclishe | : ' . . 1 a oe fos . Remrks: In 19:0 breXstectk saa deported to Russia, Siberia. : ia - After Russlan-Sikorski agreement was given a chance . F mT 7 ("+ 46 Join the Polia': Arey (Gensinders); went with his oo, unit to Iran, Iraq, Palestine trypt and Italy; in i oo 406 transferred te ingland for discharges returned | : PE, |: tg Ttaty te continues his.medicel atudies, Craduated : eee ra eee SO from Nolepna University ine | | ‘ \ ‘ ‘. | a: § # é § Fs ¥ ss Nita wc eitad AMEE raat
i ro Ba 7 = i a i : 1 fl ye ioc ii i ff 4b yf , : an uo : i ‘ 7 Nasos Tadeuss KOTAS. . i Dati of.Rirth: anaaiy ages 9 oS oy ' Placo of Birth: Jaworgos; Yoland= =. | | oy Ceeupationé ‘Physician te bape Family Morbers: — - mone - = - _ He . vig Prosont Address: Herey Rospltal | j. 2 7 hae Puffalo 29, Mee 2 Od toot : ‘ | Arrived in the US: February 7» 1952, S$ flon,tuir, NY a ‘ Oceunaticnal “ackrround: ' : . . i ut Pebruary 1952 «@ “Interne, vercy Hoopttal, uh i : wuffalo, “aXe a \ - "1981 = 1082 ‘Interne, Rologna, Italy : | Hm ' Languagest Polish, Ttalian, english b i: Remirkgs Deported by Gervans to France in 1913 for forect Y labor. Pscancd and worked with the Vaquisy; Joined . ° tha Polish imy, cane to Tialy; disch: wed in : Supland went back to Ttaly and Cinished nia medical ' studias. it ’ You ’ 4 \ ' ; - log ’ . i : i | : yok - - by ' t yo i ui » | tt he | u Job
14-00000 Ceewpa tional Backgr card 8 oe ? + ? ? Josef tovessre_\ / - Date ef Births . September 39, ais Place of Pirth: , Nidsiejiki, Poland . “ Qeeapation: - Physieian | Pasty Members: Nene Present Addroass | Nerey Hospital S65 abbott Bord Buffale 20, Fete arrived in the Inited States: Fobruary 7, 1952, SS Genelulr, NeYs ; Interne, Mere - Zespital, Inaguages: Polish, Italian, mglish Reaarkg: | September 1939 till Vay 1921 in the srey, Rnsgian _—_ occupied part ef Peland. Ia Yay 15h] deperted to - Russia proper. 19)2 joined the Peltah Cerps in Russia ( Gen.Anders ) and participated in the ; ecampatgng in the biddle dast and 4taly. Transferred to England for discharge, want later te Italy and “ - graduated frem Medical University Bologna.
14-00000 a a + - _ eo } force ioads ‘trea it Flies 2e «@ are Foran: nerevitn blo-racirie information on we - . fa eens seven displaced profeasiamls located in your areas Seaaya BO Saiga © reg ee Yineus, BORA my ey a By is infeemaion ma citednad roa the files of the oy . Tntematiaxh Jasewe com teee. and additional infermtion ru-rstine eolecvuei iniividaais im your area will bo forwarded shen rocet vodes Aa &@ worw.o. @xeracting thio intoruition tras tee files is a some wh:t teia.s sewcess, 1% is peudide thst durine the tims botuncn Gay Gleinay wuecking of Index files s the fowvarding of toa informzioi to youg you muy have made contact with sore ef thes Smlividssige if sog we should aporeciate your callinc it te oc ab vent dom. ° 3e Sime we have @ rotuer axtensiva ict of? thena source leada, emg are amsure of thelr actual potantial, we are gubmltiiac nam of the nases fra alearance orice to thats tranmaltial to tra Nels, If dogive fer clearance ehowld result, frog an initial interview, 1% shel be eG 8S 221 4 you in tse rosbine | PREIGD » Te ite STECTAPY fagiceuress (7) Ag ata Let abovas.
14-00000 -. Da teed Bartha . yess Place ef i Births Sahat dokiai, | tithosnta cecuasttent - ~xonord at Fassly * Vumbers: wiles sits (ace 2367 eared) . Present hitrosss 32? Merth rApatrtek Ave. ~ } » chieaze ib, T Te ‘Arrived in tha US: Nay 23, 1951, $8 OonsSturgis, Tele 19h6 ~ 1950 TRO, Muenster, Germany “YLT = 1948 Slesford, Mngland,-0P Carp administrator. ~ U9hO"e Oy -  ° Mensarer-ef own farm. - 1928 = 1940 Supply of ftoer, Lithuanian Aray " Kaurnase Languages: Lithuanian, Russian, nglieh, Germny Pollabe Remrks: ‘ys, Doba and his family were deported te Cermny in 194) and he eas working on a fara .3 a laboror whti] 1915. Than.joined a OP eamp. ‘fer arrival in the US started working with Yoolwartn!s in Chicago, “li.
14-00000 See ee ae ST aT ‘Hames Sofiita. DOR! fiw tes Date of Wirth: dine °F, 3 1917 Place of Pirth: Ping, Latvla (nates Lithuanian) Cecupation: = | Dentist - Panlly Nesboras. se jwsbandeVinoas” (soe sepsiboot ‘daity ZAbrateg 12 _. Ppagent Address: .- <- 322 tonth : -lpatriok Ave - : aa Chicazo Js, ni. Arrived in the US: Yay 23, 1951, 95 Gen “turpis, NeY. Cecusatianal Sackrrar«ls: dune 1951 = Professional Assistent, Dental College, University of Chicage, Chicago, “ll. “199 ~ 1951 , Dentist, German Kealth Insurance Fand, . Muenster, Cornany. Sector's Thesis: "Mouth and Mucous menbrane teste Publications! with the workers of the Chomieal Plent at Hulse, with spec. ruvard to effeete of mercury and ita compounds 9 . Languages: Titmuantan, - muactony Polish, tatvian, Cerman, | In¢lishse
14-00000 Names . sume | PROKAS 2 4 ‘Date of Birth: =» Auguiat 22, 1952 Place. of Rirth: ~ Kurgenal, | Lithuania -ceedpation: = ChORTSE Family veuberdt nene Present Address: «| 720 27th Avenao Kenosha; Wigs iyrived in tho Us! April 2h, 1949, SS OeneHowne, Losten Cecupitional Bsekgrcund: 1951 * a Forking ag aaste chenist in a Chemical Plant in Kenosha, ES Er) Languages: Littmanian, English, Cermin, Russian Romurks: During the German occupation of Lithuania ir. Burehag was an active mamber of tho Underground “ovement, acainst the Nazis. Doported to Germany. In 1946. ene tered. the Technical | Univereity in Stuttgart to con# tinue his studies in Chemistry. After arrival in the US worked as a laborer for some tine amd later on tn Al the Univorsity ef Los p Angeles and graduated in 2¢ e
sa Lge or SW Bhie USAR hte st Nemes Bogdan HALAS Sti te ON Date ef Pirth: | =» Yobruary 2, 1919 Place of Firthi — Ceatrow, Poland Occupations Physician Pamtly Yemberss wife « Frvatioas, 29 Present Addresas State School Hospital Arrived in the US: De. enber h, 1951, SS GensGrealy, Yo¥s Ceécupational Background: . 1952 = vedienl and tery Teshnieian - ; State Scheel Hospital Grafton, "ede. 19L0 « 1912 . sLaboratery technician, Pletekow Hospital Languages: Pelish, Italien, Germany Anglish. Remarks s In Jamary 19h), deported to Germany, cseared te Southern France and joined Gen,Andera’ Arsy. From 19h5 until 1951 atudied medicine at Bologna University, Iealy, graduated, but did not receive his Dector'a Oegree, Dow he has a plied for a Beentry Perait in order to go to Italy te pet his degrees
G.lof, WPica, Vider, Cantaet -ivigion Sourea Lesds fraa i:< Flles ‘4. ones Poe cid a REPALICE a. ur mororanhm dated 21 July 10923 gare aubjaot ’ Attached herewi<h are tho renaining blorraphic sketches of displaced -professiosals in your arca. tnola.t 12 biosrashic skotehog “e : Index Be ihe a 4 ad Hou. su bane ite! db
14-00000 a Names Vainutia VATTNEVTCTs A fe! ———— ed pee Date of Birth: . - January 12, 1627 ee Place of Birth: . Kaunas, Lithuania Oceupations oo Physician Family Members: .— none — ' Present Address: Grage Nomital, . L160 John Rd, otreit 1, ich. —_ Arrived in the US: Cetober 29,1951, 99 Cons Zitingss 4X Cecupa tional. Backgrounds Dees 195) - Interne, .Crace Nospital cee Detroit, Miche languages: lithuanian, Cerman, Russian; French, *n-lish |
14-00000 ‘Names “Date of Birth: — Place of Birth: Occupations Farily Hemberas Present Address: Arrived in the US: Gustav SCIMTO? de FOELDWAR Indapest, Hungary rs wifes Therese, h7 son- Zeno, 18 son, Vilmos, 10 dav.=Marig, 23 ILLS Lakewoed Ave Cleveland, Chis Jane 23, 1952 Cecupational Backgrounds July 1951 = LS — 1951 bh ~ 1985 1Gh3 = 19hh 1939 ~ 19h3 1926 = 1939 Technician, Cleveland, Chio, - Exeineer, Raileay Carriage amd Hachine Works, Augsburg, Verma lancarian Railreads, Gyor, ingary Farner, Pauhalm, Hungary Encineer, Siver Regulating Ca, ’ Rauhalea, Hungar7e | Farmer and Sngineer, Self-employed Langnages: fungarian, German, Mngliah. we
Namee Jate of Firth: Place ef Birth: Occupation: Present Address: = Stenialay Romy os Ll“ ‘ecenber 6, 1898 . fro, C2ochdslovakia Student none | 1830 Sastenaw: (Am aArber, Mich Vate af Arrival in tae "S:° Cetober UL, 1951 recupational Kackcround: ~ not available . Remrks: ‘After arrival in the US, MreRehak «ant te Ann Arber University of “ichigan. Sis studies are sponsered by the Masaryk institute.
14-00000 ' Remarks Mire ‘Somoryt left Hungary when ‘the Red Arry moved tasat - Karoly Savcort . ‘a . 7 no =e . a . i, i - Date of Birthi Decenber 12, 1905" ca Place of Dirth: Hungary ; uo . : oe Cecupation: - Engineer Pamily “oshers: — wife = Trane, hO- oe gon @ Seabole; 5 son ~ Arpad, 3 Present Addresse . 1h99h Tacoma Street ot - Detroit, Mich. { Arrived in the US: November 1h, 1952 a | , man S20" _ roa - fceumtbionsl Racksromyd: “ we Decombor 1951 = designer, } Haren ingineering ¢ Coe a : Detroit, “eho Aghs = 1981 Various employers,  Cernany 192 ~ 19h Chief mgireer, State Railways, . Budapest, Numgary. 19h1 = 1942: Chicf of Railway Repair Department, ; F Sgozbathely, Hungary ! 1935 = 19h2: "ngineer, State Railways, Hungary Languages: Hungarian, Gernan, English. Nat Rd etme eaters dee on oo ine Lived in Germany as a DP from 1945. :
14-00000 eo, : : - Names Tadques KOWALST. (pesue Ae Me uxtss & A Date of Birth: . May 23, 1892 Se , Place of Births - Kiew, Russie Nationality: | Polish — _ Occupations - . Accountant Family Meabersi Wife, Anna. . ae Arrived in U.S: July 5, 1951 “Present, Addvess: 9033 McClellan, Detroit, Michigan Occupational Backgrounds © 1951 « Assistant Accountant, Meckanteal_ Handling. 8yaten, 2RCey Detroit. mune agent avin d Set -19)8 - 19h9 National Assistant Board, Anglesey, Ne Wales, Gr. Britain. 19k? = 1985 Navy, Army and Air Fores Tastitute, Jerusalom, Palestine. - 19b5 = 1947 Accountant, Jerusalen, Palestine. ll + 19kh Polish Amy, Paleatine, Bsypt 2920 = 1593? Accountant, Polish State Petrolews Refinery, ‘Drahobyes, Poland, - Remarks: Hr. Kowalsi worked in Drahobyez untd? the German occupation of PolanJ. Ee ascapéd with Ais wife te Sungary, went leter to Yugoslavia and finally joined the Polish Any in Exile ‘(Egypt and Palestine).
14-00000 Nanes Jerzy CIEMOCHOWSKI - papasinpies acento 3 Pate of Birth: . March 26, 1906 ‘Place of Births Eozienice, Poland ‘ Occupations - _ Former Arny officer, Surveyor . — Fenily Members Wit? « Sophia, h1 a. Son © Michal, 20 — Present Address: 430 Lothrop Ave. Detroit 2, Michigan Arrived in the U3: Octeber 1951 . o> 7 Occupational Sackgrounds ‘ , Ne if. aoe March, 1952 « : Surveyor’ s assistant with the Able Co, Detroit, Mich. -19h1 = phd Officer, Polish Army in England 1927 » 19h0 Arzy officer, Poland Languagest Polish, Russian, English Remarks: ° When fighting against the Germany Army in 1939 was interned in Lithuania, Escaped and joined the Polish ‘Forces in France. In 1910, interned in Switzerland. i Escaped through Franee, Spain and Portugal a and goined i the Polish Aray in England, | ; : In October, rol, he attended an information couree at Fort Leavenworth, Kansee.
14-00000 ARON ewan tein phew atthe ° ae a gy SET a Office Memoranauie® ° “UNITED STATES GOV RNMENT TO. 3 Fors “FROM ¢ _ SUBJECT. Ref. 3 gi . receipt. anaes Con a e Datr: 10 guly ass SAPS (Att. chieg, New York Office Source Leads from the IRC Memorandum Your memorandum, dated 15 Mey 1952, same subject l. Attached are 29 more DP records from the IRC. h . Ze We have retained the duplicate copy of the data on Wladyslaw Kosiewiez, who resides in our area. In all other cases, th original copy and duplicate to facilitate aha Cae a distribution of these source leads to the appropriate field offices. 3. Additional curricula vitae will be forwarded upon wieseund/ve Att. (28). .
14-00000 Fame: Wladyslaw KOSTEXTC2 ee {ye Date of Birth: May 27, 1906 ee Place of Birth: Russia .- Ceenpations Civil Servant Family “embers: none + Present Address: farle Hotel 27 ivision Street Amsterdam, M.Y. Arrived in the US: January 3,1952, SS Newfoundland, Boston Ceeupational Eackcround: April, 1952 - vanaper-trainee, Sarle Ecte, Amsterdar, NY 19L9 = 1952" Machine operator, England. 1916 = 19h9 . Clerk, Pelish Combattants! Association -London, england. 193k = 193¢ Worked for the County Council ef Vilna, ‘ Poland. 1928 - 1934 . forked with’ the Internal Revenve, Vilna. Languages: “Polish, English.
14-90000 Att. CONFUEH TS Security infra Chief, Contact Division oe 13 dune 1952 Alien Branch : Chief, Hew York Office Report on Refugees in Tran Menorandua of 2 June lL. Attached and forwarded for your information ie 4 report dated 1§ Aseil 1982 on refugees in Tran. This repart was written by Wak, Texmonereft. . Thio report was supsuiet by Bate paylor. ‘Nuetmantmmneenantrercmeteer nari temas Te ° kEstarring/esw eRe vs
14-00000 fon . cnief, Cover Divisien/rLaus/cs0 Grief, Contact Divialany oF Reporte by UN Revresaitative on xefigese im Iran or 1. Attached are.coples of reserts filed by Ye Ae TERUG! ROR? for the Atvestian of the UN Ich Commisal oner Lor racuseesy Geneva, on em the _ subject af refugoos +n Trane 2, Your attention {9 invite! to the Mfth Resort, dated 6 “ay 1952, piragcranh 3, idicrein it £9 stated * at 3 toviet aviators ucre reportedly handgs back to the Sevlets in 1991 by Pet: 8 ‘ipdgeter General Nawtmras. 3, Teta requested that sou coordinate your interest in this revert with Guiet, Pefecter Coordination Lraneh, i: Civialons , he Yor further ti: nforastion en thie mubject call Hrs ue extension 27756 Agtaczunt: Ag stated abow, face a ce: Index (2) /- Blaty Tylor Ve Ae femoneroff Wan SEGRES
14-00000 RTAMDARD PORE 088, GR To “8 Atte 3 FROM 3 2 SUBJECT: SAR Lv Ere ee eit A ac th gtk a OE kk Ore Be ae Security Information . £8 Offs ce Memorandum -« UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT : Penrere) chief, Contact Division DATE: 2 June 1952 ; Alien Branch - Chief, New York Office Report of v. A, Tesnomeroff on Refugees in Iran : “le Attached’ and forwarded for your information and reten- ‘Soa Wa “is SLL data pertaining to subject individual! 8 Sty on ques- tiors of Russian refugees in Iran. 2. This information was supplied by Blair quylor. a seousity Jafoemas THE BC EE Ht peas 6)
14-00000 . . Sa . OTB peo paBLY SECRET . oe Torys a ; The US! Governnent's interest in.tho regrettable situation in Iran apoears to be about 93% humanitarian and only 2% intelligence. . «since tho problem is primarily luuenitorLan, a€ would Seen to felt . ‘ “ ; under a new State Dept unit which got USN4.3 million of a Security funds to be spent in welfare activities anong refugees. | Although State is the agoncy of primery interest, I.don't think we need pass | ‘this to State becauso this in an off fheial United Rots tong matter, and presumably State already has accoss to this sort of thing through the US delegation to the UN and through Maison with the UN Secretariat. I assume that the new refugee unit in State will survey the plight of refugees on tha Soviet perimeter, and in the course of this survey will obtain this info. Anyvay, it is not our job to collect from the UN and deliver to State. i. ; I would suggest that these papers be given by memo to 050, which might not otherwise get then. Also, you might ask 050 to call to the attention of the Chief, Defector Coordination Branch, EE Division (that's Gale W. Allen) the paragraph marked with a paperclip which saya that Tran may Inve handed back to the USSR 35 Soviet aviators during 1951. If 3§ Soviet fliers did show up in Iran last year, they were prime intellicence targets and Gale ought to find out why they vere turned beck when the US would have teken them off Iran's hands. , Gale may be in this afternoon, and I'll tell hin you have this report. sll
oars SECURITY troReLcy , Chie’, ow tark Ocfice AS bay 1952 Chies, Contact fivieion Seurea Leads from. the If¢ Memorandum NePEnEciy ~ (a) Your wasermd.n dateu 23 Avril 195%g subfects International ; ; Reacus Camdties, - an "Re Be attacied Lint of mazes vas extracted fron the *'anwranda | Ga Tessttlevcat Cawaten for sxtled “refeusionals” which you fervarded te us with referenced meayandum, ve selected tesa names as beisy: Ble mogt likely soures leads for other flold officeme isefere gunilag thon @, howgver, west gied to inquire wreter it would be possible fer your efice to obtain adithonal infewnation en tes iviividiais Spe Ice . Zo xe uote that on a fow of Go individuain which we selected oo. Gghese nama are deliberately ocitted from the attacied list) se also Lave photestatie mereoral data etatenonte ouisinad by yao sese Gains ane Would it be poeslole to obtain tr sea st:tecunte for the individals listed ag woli? Ee Ne ARRCRAPT - Enclomre (A) @ List of nares ee | eos Index . dagket 72,638 7 , 556h G POS O
14-00000 Atranov, Kikolens te 6¢ f° . Juodikis, Alfoneag Asboth, Gustay o, ao) 2 , Jurich, Jakod Asper, Marta “ ye Relner, Rudolf Bartik, Augustin : Keeats, Juris Biclinis, Ripres | Klodnicki, Tadeuse Borik, Frantisek ~ A ye pol Kniecik, Tadeuss Brikovekis, Kdgare — Kolar, Jan Barkus, Povo Kollman, Wladjalay Barus, Eisorka. Konlos, Endre Parole, Stasie ‘Kostevies, Wladyslaw Chrastek, Svutolpluk Kowalski, Tadeuss Clenockovski, Michal Abe" .-xowatechetf, Joachia Dots, Seeia “Krasl, Frantiesk Doba, Vinsas Kudrik, Peter - Drittenpreis, Nladintr ~~ Laka, Regina - fratrits, Eugen Lopossio,. Jossf Gara, John . Halvie, Leonid is Garlauskaite, Leokadija Kotas, Tadeuss Gruscte, walter - Marek, Jog. , | Halas, Bogdan Molnar, Thosas Hararia, Frank | korelevakd, Jan Holejko, Nestor — 9° 32” 76 Rogy, Mary “Byent, Aliquenal CS j 4 4S —~Nenas, George Iliow, Tilia Otlow, Kichal | Jerdetzky, Tatiana Palulis, Tikto SO :
14-00000 ‘Perenysl, kikolay Piek, kobert . Pinkulle, Pally Pobania, Frantisek hebak, Stentelew Rivas, Alfonsas _ Robon, Pawal Rosdolaky, Faille . Raghe, Jonas Sarbov, Christos Sehmidt de Fooldvar, Gustav f\3teot schwering, Peter Seredinsky, Peter Skofik, Dusan Sosozyl, Karak StelneEbrlieh,. vern. Suig, Frantisek fengler, Janos vA Totechinff, Dinitar Tame, Jan Udvary, Andrew Vithevicins, VYainutis | _ Wearycbowsld, Jerry Ariont, Frantisok de Spur, agua . Gavrilovie, Lorinkn Oo Hit, Zoris —~ /7- 97050 Kovacia, Krie Vaesar, Esel
14-00000 od sm die : ao . won me FE! : . ee at . . Uf eR ee eat ee ee me ee TECKET CK NR 358 TO NEG~*ORK PREM WASHINGTON. 0 eee a yale - veal “. , TO LEA FUR WHITYEY FH ATHCRAFT BY CUNNINGHAM SECURITY INFCAYSTIOe/~ 0 Ay cite #99479 oe ae “ - a’ pore ae poy, Ea ITES AND “UGAR HAVE AQVISED US AS OF Tit? DATE, you SHOULD HAVE wwe AYSITTEE FURTHER DEALING wETH THE ORGANIPATION ANCE NAS © THE AMER IC Ny FoR av lene ChoLaR:, eRITERS “AND AATESTS)" INC, AND THE INTERNATIONAL b cid ema em ote : RE*UCE. COMMITTEE, ‘BPT AE “CUE COMMITTEE, APPARENTLY THE CLEARANCE GIVEN o wits , ys IN JANUARY ON OTTO 70FF RPT OTTO 7OFF CF THI" ORGANIZATION eAS A ‘ _ BISTAKE, THE? ORGAL ‘RPT ORGANIZATION HAS “LONE | BEEN INTERESTED IN HAVING CIA RPT CIA BACKING AND THE CASE HAS EVEN REACHED DDB RPT Fe Rte nese DOE, BUT AT PRETENT NO APPROVAL CAN BE SX KRY GRANYED RPT GRANTED, i 62 108 7 ene & oe , ate {ge MO ey \ ak, ~ ie ' - La A -¢ ' TOT:) 93713537 MAR AF} me : Pad ° ‘| i XN “G . : ‘ e ; ; a ae a L \ NS
State lonler, Interacency Défectar Committed MO veusuary Lhe Secrotary, Interasency Defoctor Sarmibice t International Rescue Committce 5 ab sorceress nine mar ene rate atten mae ani pemaipti : * gy mate aie Tranmitted herewith for your informitdon je a copy of a docuzent collected by; a Jorfice of ike Se cer 4aLao . é . as wo can determine, neither Gavic Martin sor the writer of the manpenspurtrtgn st moose at document knows that we avtained ite Kote the reference to the _ Tepartnent in paracraph 3 of the laat panes: EN A geet, DAVEE Ng Mela Secretary 4 Enclosure ; Venormusxtum on the AirtiteConreunisa$ Vork of David Martin and the INC, oy . Christopher Excet, dated 23 January 1952. v : aw f can . , DicLean:rbl ve” o ee: Index me File
14-00000 was pV axey Chief, Contest Division ra rt ' ‘Thternational Rescue domnittes - 2 . oy rac . de lisse tee yo tnccnatton a a omg of « near os 4x Which Christopher Semet, member of tl board of te International Recon? OME dekens tte Te ond David Vaytins, -Sits nemerahdun was. dotainod b; ‘afield acMice of CoitSi Division, 00, withou$: a= go for as wo can toll «= Eewtls or Martinis knowledge. Note. the _reference to CIA in Paragraph (3) of the last pages Be th viow of some provious coiresporiance fron ‘us ‘about the - ‘Ine, you may want to show this to people handling dispesale ‘Although wo had nothin: to do with it, wo understand that it was uncertainty about the InC that ied to dastecdmte chanzes in. the handhing of DSL :68.6 Ee My ASHCRAFT
14-00000 Intemational Rescue Comittes “Attached for your information 43 a eager of a manorenhn fr which Chrioteshar inrot, mexber of the boamd of the Intornatlonal Roscue Comiltteo, defends the ITC arnt Givid Martin, is sc fendan mis obtained by a field offi-e of contact | SVa5idily CO» ' qehthiottt. ome 9 far ao we can tell = Satis of lartints Kumlodcos ete the roterense to CZs An Paracrmmh (3) of the last paces o fra, ec: Mr, Walter Janney, 090 ire Frank Nand, oPc Excloguro 4 @ Yomorandun on tho Antd=Coneamiat, fork of David bartiny ond the International Asscua
74-90000 . SAREE Na TSE QUT TEL WT ROS win Em TAP APED PORN 1, 68 ; CONS mee Ty AL a a Office Memoranduns + UNITED § STATES GOVERNMENT | TO: 1 Chief, Contact Division . ; 6 ) DATE: 12 Pebruary 1952 For :t Alien Branch ity From : Chief; New York Office a i) a . SUBJECT: Defense of David Martin, International Rescue Committee Enclosure A contains a fairly detailed statement by | a Emmet in defense of our Old acquaintance, Nr. David “May ‘we potat out that this memorandum es CIA refute the false attacks on IRC (om page ‘ 2. FYI; “we received the enclosed memorandum neither fren Martin nor from Emmet ands as far a9 we can tell, without “ thelr: ‘knowledge. oo . ; wee Wee — 7 a W.L.Freund/vg _ . Enel. enna Feit ag
"4 BR ee Rae Enelosure A “MEMORANDUM on. the oo ; Anti-Conrs munist Work of David Martin, snd the Internationai Rescue Conmistes by = Christopher Biauet Member of the Board ef the I:R.C. ; two years ago the International Rescue Comat’ tee started its Iron Curtain Refugee: Gumpaiga™ under Adiairal Byrd, which has con- _ tinued under. the Chairmanship of General. Spaatz. This year, in “response to an inereasing need, the Committee launched an “extended program to raisé funds to set: ap reception centers for refugees along ce — the. Iron Curtein, to be known as Fronticr Freedom Stations.. ‘Thirty- * oa /__. ‘two Governors are among the sponsors. of this program. C.D. Jackson,- ' Wéad of the Free Europe Comiittee, has hailed this project es a most witel end neglected phas e of the fight against Communist aggression. Mr. Jackson pointed Gut that one of the most successful subjects of. Soviet propaganda was the neglect of the anti-Communist refugees in the West, a neglect which makes 4 mockery of our professed Sympathy for the enslaved peoples. The Iron Curtain Campaten is not only necessary to encourage and make the best use of the anti-Communist refugees, it is ulso the most dramatic and persuasivd Kind of anti-Communist propasanda in America and throughout the Western world by publicizing the personal storles of these who risked ‘their lives to chodse freedon. Its work is humani- arian and only indirectly political, but the political effect is all the greater for that reason. _ Elinor Lipper, whose book "Eleven Years in Soviet Prison Camps" _is the most authentic document on Soviet slave labor, has come to this country to help raise funds for these Frontier Stet tions. However, he~ fore her arrival, evidence of a whispering campaign against the Intere tional .Rescue Committee became clearly apparent. Before the dinner for Miss Lipper on October 3lst, which was addressed by General Wede~ meyer, Governor John Lodge of Connecticut and Mrs. Hiram Cole Houghton, President of tne General Federation of Women's Clubs, all the speakers were confidentially approached in efforts to dissuade them from co» operating with the Conaittee. Most of the rumors and criticisms were based on the alleged 1 nate row Socialist nature of the IAC policy and personnel. It was said .. thet the Frontier Stations would only help "Socialist" refugees. It ‘was even intimated by some who regard Communists and Socialists as equally dangerous that the ERC wes or might be a disguised Communist front. a, It was also alleged thet David Martin, Executive Director of the “TR, had once been an active member of the "american Communist Party der the name of David Levine, and that he had secretly changed his name to Martin in order te cover his Communist past The facts are that David Martin, who was bern and educated in Canada, never had any. connection with either the Cansdian or the Amer- ican Communist parties. He was a Socialist and wes active in the Canadian labor movement in his youth, but he wes never a Communist and he is a Socialist no Longer.
ory tei, In 1939 at the ere of twenty-five he wrote an exposure of the Canadien Communist. Porty for TIME marazine and has been one of the most militant and effective anti-Comrunists in the world ever since as wali apaéar from whit follows. He changed hils nume when the rest: of his family wished to do so and gsr from making @ secret of. this he. explicitly states At in "Whots kho® Source of Shares oe The origin of the attacks on Nertin. and the IRC have been traced to Czarist Hite Russian sources, sith an anti-Semitic background, who ate affiliated with like minded groups in America Most.of the at< tacks have been by word of mouth. ‘Tne orily document we have discovered ig an anenymous attack .on the INC which purports to be written by a. British Intélligence Officer. This attacks Eugene Lyons, head of the | ‘Committee for the Liberation-of the Peoples of Russia, end charges that Lyons, Martin: and the State Department are all-engaged in a plot te back Russian Socialists to the exclusion of all other anti-Communist refugees. fhe agsurdity of the charges vecomes apparent from the fact” that. Eugenie: Lyons himself shares Mr. Hoover's economic. views and works for the READSR'S DIGEST. Willian Zenry Chamberlin, a member of the. -Lyons committee, is a columnist for the WALL STREET JOURNAL and an editor of the conservative nows letter, HUMAN EVENTS, ‘and. Isaac Don Levine, a leading’ representative af the Lyons committec. in Europe, holds sindizsr conservative economic views, as reflected in the edi- torial policy or PLAL . TALK nagucine of which he was founder and cditor. a . Nevertheless, absurd as the chases are, they have been highly effective, becuuse they have been circulated by some people with in- portant social and business connections amunzg business men who know nothing of the confused Russian refugee picture. When so many demands are mide for funds in connection with anti-Communist and humanitarian causes the mere element of doubt.is surficient to prevent donzetions, and most people haven't the time or interest to make a detailed in- vestigation. Mr. Vadim Makaroff, a Russian Czarist refugee who is married to a rich Ameriesn woman who is socially well connected, has been the most active promoter of the attack. He has boasted that he cost the Iron Curtain Campaign $200,000.00 by his efforts with one group of fifty very rich business men, who had been, ready | to contribute generously after hearing Miss Lipper at = meeting of the Brook Club. Mr. Maka- roffts political views and backgroud can be judged by the fect that he is a Director of Merwin K. Hart's organization. The attscks have been very sxillfully timed because General Spaatz had reluctantly agreed to becone Chairman (since he hutes public speak- ing, ete.) and only consented to serve for one year ‘because of the ex- ceptional pelitical iaportance of the Iron Curtain Refugee Campaign. His term of office lapsed in November. Meanwhile the smear campaign has made it virtually impussible to get a new Chairman of national ‘stature because the need to investigate end combat the charges will make greater demands on the Chairman's time. dn the absence of 2 new Chairman of similar standing the false impression is conveyed that Gen- eral Spastr resigned because he disapvroves of the Committee. Another reason why the attsck is damaging is that the Frontier Freedom Stations project isso great in scone, and the sums required
~3- ca. as. so large, thet its sponsorship must pe bros “ily enough | based to warrant & real national appeal. It sust be able to win support from people of “all classes’ and religions from right: to Léft, from CIO Inbor unions teo- “Supporters of Senator Taft. With a Presigential caiipaign: coming. up and. the bitter disputes between Americsn snti-Communists over the ques= tion of so-called "McCarthyism", it is disricult cnough to get Consere vatives-lixe Herbert Hoover to join Left—vingers like Philip Murray in any cause. Where the organization is eves under suspicion of favoring the Liberal side, it Ls'all the. harder to keep the necessary proper proportion of Conservative Sponsors. © —— , , ‘Two of the ‘Conservative sponsors ‘of the International. Rescue Com=_ mittee, - former. President Hoover and Gener.l wedeneyer, have been the objects of speciul attention from those enssged in this smear éampaigns | Both of: ‘them. résigned merely on the basis of doubts because. their. “COn=. fidence wes shaken. Both are being urges ty lose friends to recon sats sider, and “nueh. Will depend | on their ce soision. nn oa ‘they do resign other Conservatives will’ probably go with then, and Lt would mean that it Ls now virtuclly inpossible to maintain unLty in the ariti-Communist ranks even $35 so urgent a cause. So if. this attack is successful in wrecking the Campaign for the Frontier Freedom Stations, it will prove to be one oF the most tragic mistakes ‘among the mony lost ovrortunities in the Misht seainst Communism. Here are the facts to meet it, facts which-can ensily. be verified and which do not depend on my own memory alone. I have known and worked with David Martin, in anti-Commmist. ACen tivities for nearly six years, from the sesinning of 1946 wntil now. ; Coming to me with an introduction from the NEV LEADER he sksed me to |” join in forming the Committee for a Faiz Trial for Ceneral Mihailovich, “and I was happy to do so. Me was the ssergtary of that Committee and I was the treasurer. Mr. Martin worked at.it for about seventeen hours a dey for over three months. George Creek was chairman of the Commit tee. DBishoo Hanning, Generul. Donovan, Dordthny Thompson, Father Gannon, then President of” Fordham, and many other conservative as well as lib- eral American leaders were active neubers ar it. ; We set up a comission of distinguishes lawyers to hear the evl- dence of American military personnel. Intelligence officers cnd Yugoslav refugees.in favor of General Mihailovich, “ho were not allowed to tes- tify in Belgrade. AS the attcched book of clippings indicates, it was far and awey the rost. widely publicized anti-Communist Committee in the worla up to that time, with continuous national and international pub-. licity for a period of many weexs. ; Ever since 1943 David Martin hea te eee working on his book about ‘Tito and Mihsilovich - "Ally Betre yea" ~vhich was the most complete answer to the Communist inspired smesr eampaisn against General Mi- hailovich, which started in 1943. He began the book when he was with . the Canadian Royal Air Forée’ stationed in Enslang. It was published in the Fall of 1946. and was thé most authoritative exposure of the Communist nature of the Tito regime up to che at tine. The subsequent break between Tito shi™M fscow, welcome as it is, in no way reduces the value of this early work. In fact if the West had not been. alerted to the Communist danger from Yugoslavia, Italy
34-00000 _ disertminated against by UNRRA. American Committee and did practically all the work. ' As such, ~h-~ might have: been! Loot to Communism before Tito orvke with Moscow. The thorough exposure of Titots Communist persecutions clso probably has~ tened Tito's recent reforms in order to get help from the west, although they are still far fro adequate. . , : “Imuediately after the close of the work of the Mihetlovich Commit- tee, David Martin went to Englund, Germany and Italy to invectigate the - plteht of the Yugoslav refugees from Tito, and of other unti-Communist refugees. On his return he organized with me the Refugees’! Defense Con- mittee, which fought.the battle of the anti-Cornmunist refugees from be- hind the Iron Curtain, including the Rus sians who were ocing repatriated ta*“Russia under the Yelte Agreement. against their will, and whe were Mr. Martin was the Secretary of the We collaborated closely with: “the British Refugee Defense Comittee, headed by Lord Halifax. As the attached clippings show, our Committee accomplished almost the only really effective und widely publicized work in exposing the Communist infiltretion and ex cploitation of UNRRA in some countries. artin actually succeeded in reversing some of UNRRA's policies in ré= - gard: to the repatriation of unti-Comnunist refugees behind the Tron To do this effectively recuired immense work, research and documentation for which David Martin was almost wholly responsible. . Mr. Martin also worked witn the leaders of the International Peassnt Union and helped to draft and publicize their appeal to the UN to investigate Soviet persecution in their countries (in the Balkans and Central Europe) on September 29, 1947. This appeai was carried on the front pages of the New York newspapers and was widely reported throughout the world. It set a precedent for other similar uppeals. Martin also organized a Committee to aid the Baltic University- in-Exile Im Western Germany. This University was then the sole agency to preserve the culture of those small countries which were the victims of Soviet aggression and. Genocide. Record ths Internatt. ong] Rescue Comalttee In 1948 David Mertin began to work professionally for the. Inter- national Rescue Committee, while continuing his volunteer work for the Refugees! Defense Comittee, He worked at first as Assistant Director of. the IRC under Sheba Strunsky, niece of the late Simon Strunsky, whose witty and conservative column "Topies of the Times" appeared on the ed- itorial pase of The Nev Yorn Times. Liter Martin became its Executive Director after Miss Strunsky accompanied ner nusband to Europe. Martin had used 211 the proceeds from nis book and articles in his vork for the Refugees? Defense Committee. Although the. International Rescue Committee is ¢ straight relief and resettlement organization, not a political comaittee, it has been almost the only Americen group to ald and resettle anti-Commmist as well as ‘anti-Faseist refugees, regardless of religion or nationality. its work has not only rendered a great humanitarian service, but, indirectly, it has also rendered a great nolitical educstional ser- vice to the anti-Communist cause, by publicizing tne sufferings of the victins of Soviet persecution and explaining why they sought to escape, or refuses to return. Other great relief organizations, such as the ational Catholic Wor Relief Services, have reniered 2 similar service, but naturally nave largely concentrated on their own co-religionists.
14-00000 ' through France. “gainst the trials of Archbishop Stepinse and Cardinal Mindszenty. ' though his-book on Mihailovich und ite was written from the pro-Serbian os In 1946 the Pucls representa tive or the eutértiational Rescue Con- mittee, Frauncis Henson, was the first to expose the Communist infiltre- tion in the Unitariun Service Comaittee in Europe under Noel Field, who later became famous through the Hiss trial snd who disapnea red behind tire’ Iron Curtain. Beéause of this unti-Comnunist work the IRC was wide- ly attacked py the tellow-truvellers and ‘their innocent dupes. But largely as.a result of Henson's action the situation was “later corrected by the Unitarians. Originally the International Rescue Comaittee;. which was founded in the anti-Nazi days, . of the refugees fron fiitler fell into this category. It was hever a- Communist dominated or infiltrated group, however, even in the pre-war. days. Oné@ of tne men it rescued from Hitler wes Frenz Werfel, whose =book "The Song of Bernadette" was the direct result of his escape The Comalttee helped refugees from Frunce: also, but unlike most of the Spanish Refuree organisations, it wo: not run by or Moreover, ite. for the Comuumist elements anons the Loyalist refugees. Liberal and Labor sponsorshio and anti-Nasi record maie its anti-Com Com— munist work all the more ef ffective in | in the imme edicte post-w. post-war “period, when unfortunately th the Allied vovernnents were still colieborating with oF Soviet Russia on tneir refugee policies. Since the War it hes been ‘stesdily broadening its base to include more conservative elements. David Martin } gs been in the forefront of this movement within the Committee =s he set up the Iron Curtein Refu- gee Campaign Committee, first under admiral Byrd, leter under General Spaatc, which included thirty-two Governors and many Senators of both parties. ‘ . David Martin has worked closely with leaders of the Catholic Church in all his work for anti-Communist refurees since the Wer, particularly with the editors cf AMDMICA, the National Jesuit veelly. AMERICA has published articles of his. He took an uetive part in the protest a~-_ Al- - point of view, he showed his fairness by his reference to Archbishop Stepinac, who was unfairly atteeked by many of the followers of General Mihatiovich because of the feud between the Serbs and the Croats. To sum un - the facts about Martin are that he was never ¢ Con- munist, although he was a militant Socialist in his youthful college days. "He hus been an cctive anti-Commmist since 1939, when he wes twenty - five years old, end has done witiuue ond pioneering anti-Communist work at a time when it was highly unpopulur to do so, both In the case of Mihatflovich and in the cuse of his controversies with UNRRA- and with the British Government, over the repatriation of. anti-Communist refu- gees. He has been one o1 the most creative, courageous and tireless workers in the. fight for freedom against Communist tyranny « The Iron Curtsin Refugee Campaign anc the Frontier Freedom Stations project were Martin's ideas. He is one of the very few men with ex-~ perience in large scale relief work with 2 wide politice! beckground in the Jungle of difrerent parties end coumtrics of Eastern Europe. In his present vosition he would be virtually irreplzceable. If it is pos- sible to destroy a man and an organization with such a record of anti- Communist service simply because at one time he was a democratic So~- clalist, then nobody's reputetion would be safe end no united anti-Con- munist action would be possible. Yet it is essential that one over-all . wag largely a Liberal end Labor group since most .
14-00000 committee should work fn. this field to .void tre vaste of having ten to -: fifteen or more. sm:ll committecs representing ezeh political purty na- tional group fighting with each other for priority an@ continuing na- tional rivalries and idcological civisions in the refugee field. There are four things which would eure the present crisis: (1)° A decision by Mr. Hoover to remain on the Committee and to give a letter stressing its importance, : which. could be. used in a new advertisement. . - (2) An ‘agreement by Generel Spaate. to remain tenporarily as Chairman to give tine to get” the right man. ‘(3) Action by. thie ‘Central Intelligence Agency ‘and the State De~ - partment to refute the false attacks on the IRC, and (4) -An active stand by the Government to appeal for financial support. of the Iron Curtain Campaign similar to the support which it gave to the Committee for a Free zurope. Some direct Government funds under the Kersten Amendment to the Mutual Security Act should also be ‘spent through the Iron Curtain. Comittee, since these sums were in- tended in part for ald to anti—Communis t refugees. _ tecetnmmeusead lie diypantt ene Fiaente titeentttintide eae reese ith amity Witton Re
asa Rey iets be sRRUGE IE 2 y “4 3 : _ their knowledge. - weg LF Be Drlet, Coasact “ivistua = - : 12 February 1952 Alica Sranen. hief, Nev York Offlec Defense of David Martin, Interaational Reseue Comattree ia Eselosure A. contains a fairly Jetalled aigtenens by bristephe:, Eunct tn defense of cur cold acquaintance, Mr. David ‘Martina of ‘Tec, May we point sut toat this nemorandun urgea CIA -and Btate "Lo refute the fals¢ attacks cn IRC" (on pase ° 6). . 25 FYI, we received the enctosed, menorand from Nertin nor frou Zumet ani, as far as ve ¢an ‘teh, without WelsFs reuni/vg Euel, ¢ COR CERTIAL
14-00000 Sa es ot a fea! . " WSC) NR AT GR 197, ..ROUFINE §823292 = BO*DTE Sia - stenert To WASHINGTON Fon Eg ead : 10 ASHCRAFT. FoR sctestyric | DRANCK FRON aEYNoLas BY SPaACUE oi SECURITY | “ LANFORHATION == CITE BO-SaBS ri Po | RECEIVED FROM IRO/RPT IRO TYO COPIES ‘oF THE PROFESSIONAL monica RECISTIR : ~ eworts OF WHICH VERE PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED UNDER CASE A752 RPT 87327. ee “HE HAS. GIVEN us ONE COPY. DO YOU ¥ANT IT? HE HAS NOT HEARD OF ANY |: - 7 om. prs RECISTERS of THIS SORT BUT ASSUNES IRO WILL FORWARD COPIES WHEN - : * AS, ‘AND IF THEY BECOME AVAILABLE. KE HAS WRITTEN GROESBECK AT THE UN’ a : (LIBRARY REQUESTING HIM TO ATTEMPT TO PROCURE THE FILES FROM GENEVA: put HAS NOT AS YET RECEIVED ANY ANSWER, TOTS 1dy20se2 ot: 16/2882
34-qo000 Chief, Ne: York cat en SRECRTY pataner ww Decenbor WA ting Xe Fe Freund . of Chiat, Contact Division ; je ” Contact with Detroit Sranch of Internat, tonsil | Hewee: Some it tan > * Phie: af ttee haa received an imu ls fron t the oo oo, -Qffio0e, concerning’ the possibinity of esteblishing contact with the el Director of Resettlement of the Detroit Sranch of the Anternational - Rescus Committee, The Director's Frank CHRIST Og Aa trying to find explopnent for hichly skilled xrofessionals in el: ry and allied . f4elde, end the orfice wishes to use use| hin a8 source for a contacting DPs. : ne - 2. Since the sain affiee of kc da in your area, do you have any objection to contact with CHRIST "IS"H? Secondly, could ‘you ascertain CHPIST™DE"s afficial position in ThC, and whether TRC bas .any objection to contact af its repragentetives in the field? Je Attached is cozy of T-X which haa been sent tol | Off Lee». Snclosure (A) = Copy of THY to Detroit. eet Index a
- aba iad a coeyy wroaane” - Office Memérandum « UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO SUBJECT: “Alden Branch 3 Attns 3 - Chies,| lorrice. < eee {4 cniot, Contact Division ot, . : pata: b Dec 51 ° we 7 74 : , f Frank — Christensen Sirector %i ‘Rescue Comiittee, Detroit: Branch © eT —_ : , 2 yoo desettlonent, 9 International Mag eae e Ta geen . de We have received a number of apslications for employment with. the Dow Chemical Company, Midland, Michigan. ‘Thesa applications are fér highly skilled professionals in | i chéhistey and other allied fields. The applications were submitted to Dow by Frank Christensen, Director of Rosettlenent, International Rescue Committee, which is a Ford Foundation . sponsored: project. ; 2. In view. of possible arranpements between Ford Foundation and CIA, wa wondered if our contacting Christengan would.be disruptive. We, of coursa, would like to have their . assistance through Christensen, their representative here, regarding’ ¢ contact with DPse pia f fae ENTIAL
YO DRoeHTR. 1551 a 4 ft. oy TOUR FROW ASECRATE OF ALT? “A ag CKO * 3 . SUSIFCT: PRANK C) CHRISTE Me Reece e YouR wevo oF 4 pecry ifn 1951e ~ SSS f THE INTTRNATT ONAL Re, COTTE (IRC) NPADPD BY DAVID MARTIN, HAS T8S MAIN OFFICF Ty NY YORK, &@ IS A GTACR OF I PIPED GP EICr, SP ARP COORDINATING WITH 3 TU ASCTRIAL CHRISTTNSTN'S POSTION AND THETHTR TITRE 1S AYY OSJ°CTTOy TO YOUR OFFICF CONTACTING DPIROIT BRANCH OF BNC. FYE THPR® IS "OQ OFFICIAL COMMMCTION B°TSEN IRC AND FORD FOUNDATYON, TRC ‘TS MPRELY OW? OF GROUPS WHICH HAS RECFIVED A ORANT FROM FOUNDATION, THROUOH FRF® RUSSIA FUND, TP HAS BEE TH POLICY OF IE ADQUARTTRS AND iM FO TO DTAL GAUPIOUSLY ETTH - MARTIN AND IRC BTGAUST WARPIY HAS TENOTNCY TO FXAGCTRAT" HIS CONTACTS WITH CIA TO GIVE IMPRESSION GH OFFICIAL CON TCTION, HT HAS HADP RFPFATFD ATTTHPTS TO SEP HE DCI AND TO OATY CIA SUPCONT. OuR ALTHOUGH IRC CAN 3? USTD AS MATITE OF PXPPDITIOY, I? IS GF POLICY No? To TARP SRC ROPERS" PABTYS rNra AR CONFIDANT ale MO. THAT MTCTSSAPY.
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ne a RDS TT 2 ey eee ee a) ae & A ee hy: motes ; te r a », ated &cy wl f POR ATION=*CITE NY#S7 ave ie TO ASHCEAST FGR ALLEN FROM “Lpdeesrcunity ner 2 ja08 eo - . ae EAVES HARTIN EPT PAVED NARTIN OF [NC'VAS RECONNENTEP FOR COTA 5 © IN NEY YOGN, CIRECTON OF IRC EER LIN OFFIeey ° BRS» GEISPLA YASILUJEUR PT CESHUAN NATIONAL HG EARRIED SLAVA YASTLJEY , RUSSTAN GISELA VASILJIEY . » SHE STULL RETURN senate AROUND CHEISTUAS TO ‘PEXCEPTION AL LY CAPABLE, HE HAS COOPERATED RESUNE IC JO8. MARTIN NESCRIBES VER AS | AUNTELLISIST, ‘ITH RARE POLITICAL UNDERSTANDING. CLOSELY SITE SOCTAL BENOCRATS, CHRESTIAN DEMOCKATS, ANP VNILDEBRANS "3 KANPYGEUFRE CEGEN UNHESSCHLICUREIT. HEN ACTIVITIES I INCLUTEs RELIEF FOR EAST ZONE ASD CRON CURTAIN REFUCERSy SELECTICON OF REFUGEE CHILDEZS Fok MEDICAL REXACTLUETAT&ION GN UNLTSUNTUPE RPT WNITSUNTIDE IS5i, SFE LISTRILUTER Uede GOVERSSENT SURPLUS FOOR SHEPNENT FROM IRC TOGETEES YITH CITY OF EERLIXN IN ANC RPT: A: STICIPATICN OF THREATENED COMMILIE IT POUTE INVASION, SOVIETS IN BERLIN HAVE SHOIN INTEREST IN fhGe NO NORE SATA FOR NANE CHECK AVALLARLE LO you YISN KER ACT Is FOH PRLIORETY ALIEM CLEARANCE? MOST IMPORTANT ASPECT AT ond > a] a Gj Rd ITH COVDRT OFFICES. IF YOU FEEL THAT THES VERT CFFECES AS SUGGESTED SOURCE FE TLE £2 PAPPY T0O. FYT: HARTIN FAS - NOT PREZTED FGR OUR ENTERVIE? OF ELINOR LIPPER RPT ELUSGE LIPPIR, Porat al AND IE YELE PR BABLY NOT INTESVEES VER. ve ne ak wee se sane senha teen tate enn ae ; paverninnbaeion Si nae TST remeimet aspire wae BEE te
14-00000 1 cheezed with b BALL _ ED: ol t White eat led in reference to the Mastin latter. Knott, mo told me that the matter ‘had been referred further, and that a a Harlan Bill also atated that there were many rane hoon _NESTRAL, 3M was now: “on. op éf it. Afteations to the whole dent and that the matter was being brought to the attent= ‘ie Lon. of the General. However, I should call Westral and got the piteh, a . “Westral advised that. “he. tried to call you this morning, could not got you. | added that the General would get the atory in due time, that he was preparing, a a reply for us beg. sing ‘the question, but sonothing adequate to pass. on to. Harting He was sure that this would be in the mill by tomorrow, 5 Dec, at the ~. . latest, In the whee we shouldmt worry about anyone gatting ta tha Goneral,. “+7 + ag the Gen was at Loy st anyway. (Col White was worried about this angle, )-—~ I called White, told him that another shop was handling the matters that the —- matter would be Brought to the atténtion of the General by this shop, that the~ ‘—-~-peply' to: Kartin waa being prepared by this other shop and would be on its -way-----— Col White appeared satisfied with this explanation,-and that:
14-00000 Ney W . , Webster: ih 26s © NEW YORK aad: ct TO LEA FROM ASHCRAFT BY SPESIAL SESVICES (WEBST-2) WA_Zo_ AT WB OSTAIN THIS IS NEW CASE 8744 RPT S7i43 OFG HAS REQUISTID 1 . THE GMYK ZH PRESENT ADDRESS OF ONE ERNEST TuisdTH RPP ERNEST TINSMITH LISTED ON THE INPERNATICNAL RESCUE COMMITTEE'S List press Two) OF nearest tnt NES, - my ie EXILED FROPESSIONALS Id THE U3 TO BE FLAGED aY SESEETENT. TINSMUTH IS SUPPOSEDLY A HUNGARIAN TEACHER OF THE DEAF ald OFG . WOULD BIKE TO USE HIN AS AS SUCH. AGENCY INTEXEST IN USING UDI SHOULD NOt BE INDICATED ALTHO’ GH THERE 18 HO SUCH OBJECTION TO IMDICagING INTERUST IN AIS ADDRESS,
ek + . . a : el mt te if i Chief, Contact Division , 16 Novenber 1951 | : “FOR t Alden Branch , Chief, NewYork Office — .. - of6 ‘ fi Dayid-Hartin: ofthe International Rescue Comittse Sateen mie . aan emia eta nominsinm sharin Serena ‘ my ., ode For the time being, Martin has adopted tho policy of routing his business with the Agency throush. our of fice instead of attexpting direct hifh level approaches. ' A direct result of this new practice will be that ve wiLL be askeditoe, forward certain “material which does not in any way concern us. Enclosure 4 hereto ie a case in points . dt is a letter fron vartin, addressed to tho Agency, concerning one Lr.‘ Hicola Mireff, ~ _.,& Bulgarian who cleins that CLA furnished inforzation about him which blocked his | admission to the US. Needless to say that we accepted this Letter without coument. 2. . The next iten of discussion wes the chain of ®Tron Curtain, Prontior Freedom “Stations™.to be established by Inc, Attached as Enclosure 3 is a anecial mysuorandum ‘from David Hartin to the boart of IRC, dated § October LGSL, which outlines the : -Latest project proposed by Martin, The following data should bo addad thereto: TEC seriously considers the spening of a gub-station at Malmo and of at least one station in Yugoslavia if pormiscion of the Yugoshav authoritics can be obtained. Vlans: for opening another station in Hong Kone for the reception of refugees frou the mainland | of Asia ara still in the early discussion stage. If everything proceeds according ‘to plan, Martin hopea that these sbations can begin operations early in 1952. . i 36 In thia connection, Martin mentioned the fact. that these atations would ‘probably offer an excellent opportunity for imtelligenco work. He offered to, employ any person recommended by CIA ‘and te make available to such persons: all pertinent ‘files and facilities without the Knowledges of other InC personnel. | Details woul d have to be worked out in the near future. ; _ he Furthermore, Martin requested an opportunity to discuss the subject of ” gecurity with responsible CIA officials. He is concerned both about the prysical security of the various frontier ‘atations and ebout the exclusion of infiltration. agents. Separate discussions covering the various stations might be necessary. : . . lt 5. Martin haa held discussiens rezarding thig project with vurious State Department officials. These include: Advisory Committes on Voluntary Foreign fid;. _ By, George Warren's office (believed to bé known as a:dviser on Refurees"), rapre~ sented by Kr. Lawrence Dawsons Bastern European Division, represented by Mr. Cacapbellj . amd also Messrs. Hovert Uhoice and Charles Bohlen. In preliminary discussions, these ‘ people are deseribed by Martin as being favorably disposed toward the project of the ' frontier stations, pending reactions from the field. kartin is eurrently in Wash- ington to go over the entire gubject again (a) to obtain more definitivo State '' Departuent reaction and (b) to inform himself of possible detailed suggestions - received from the field. He has not discussed the problem of security with State, , pending our reaction to paragraph (4) above, but feels that any questions of juris- diction between CIA and State could be easily resolved if they should develop at all. " secret /SECURITY INFORMATION
14-00000 “| : peassure. certain p variety” of so-called. inte of ‘these accusations and, Hartt " apread them-could fil. BAY: PATI8s, eituation: ‘put riot: without explaining - “as. Even in that. case, 1 . this office. ‘foregoing paragraph is ‘intended meraly . Martin. _WLFreundtph we Sse /SSCUNITT INFURATION * Qe again: ‘to per, this tine unreigh' ne, to tho value of IRC operat ions: at this tines. Martin has been deseribed as a ‘Commu ot or Trotakyite in a Licence ‘docuzents circulated in Burope and! the: US. Betails- nis‘efforts to refute then and ‘brand persons. who have = “We have listenad: to. Kar tints accoufits ‘of: the. ‘that thig offies could: not; in any, ‘way: eancern. 6. -Martin: n.attenpted to appeal onée’: rivata individuals about As you may be.avare) 4tself with this matter. Goinga” step. further, we enphasised that submit: B report of Martin's ‘gbateaents to our superiors. because: ‘ef oar: sundérstanding that he had explained the ‘situation to Gale vullor- already. Wo did sdvise. Martin however. that. itten atatesant to bo traramitted by addroasee (presumably the Det), but that in any 03390 ney. would not. a hold ap in qe Upon request, ve are in A . position to outline Kart artin's cases “Tt ds our! view, however, that no further action is required axcept upon rucuipt of 8 statement | by Martin, in which case the decision will not be oars. The vrief account in the to retain a record | of our diogussion with “SSCRET/SECURITY DIFORMSTION oy we, vould not even’. |
¥4-90000 gterET TO #ASF 7) ASHCRAFT FOR Ll ou ARRACE FO TS. ORINC UP MATTER oF ys PERSON« t ‘ t LNCTON FROM. NEW: YORE: . 3 ; Be ‘ 7 . EN FROM uns srcuntt? InFoRRATON = cine gms Apso! buen sgt 180 1 OF. PHONE ouvensaTtONS T Satie REND TELE IN RPT DAVED HA ING, yauedsti RP , it UNDERSTAND. ‘SuaT ‘DAVID: HART “MULLER! RPT MULLER» ALDE To pct ‘RPT ey R° [NTERVIEY oF ‘ELINOR LE LIPPER RPT ELINOR LIPPER AND «B? evECTOUs | WHISPERING CAMPALCN® AGAINST | TRC. AND JURISDICTION OVER THE CONTACT with © AND THAT A REAWES? TTACKS UPON IRC. En “eau cote we UNDERSTAND THAT. LVEN TO" THIS ‘OFFIC os ENDANGERED bY A “ELESOR, LIPPER “aAS i GAS! I PURNES T FOR Se te Legato NE yORK 0 AD QUTIONAL FUNES Sone 1OaN AND 13 “CONSEDERED eQuLt ELABORATE on THIS Bri accurate F ay. KEEPING. “atTR. VEN US ADV our 2& SEP THAT rE HAD Gt PAR 6 RPT 6. OF ae “THE “[NTERNAT! (OF VER ARRIVALS sa 12 VALTIN, CATER ox OUR SK vensess gop NIM TH cazEr TO YNSER CUR JURISDICTIONs A CLOSED HATTER @ oR FUTURE REFERENCE YOUR SUGGESTION, ANCE NOTICE OF HRS- ONAL RESCUE COMME TE SHE WILL BE as WA OuLDERS, "qpout THE . AT vE youd pass ‘ON pRePARE, BUT THT a aT WOULD. BE user, tF you uF ACCOUNT 30 THAT ut RAVE THE stony AY NECESSARY wz CALLED FARTING LIPPER UB We RENTNDED 14. 8s ARRIVAL (SEE ALSO. grcts SAVED MARTIN 54 RPT 28 SEP 5t HEMOs 1) AND SHOULD MERELY NAVE NOTIFIED — SHINGTCN | TODAY ¢2 Ret gq neva ASE Rev 12. NOV, AT yNICH TLHE ur AAY INTERVIES VERs : Re AND PIS” . CAMPAIGN AGAENST 1 ASNT HE ANY WRITTEN STATE : raTTERS oF THIS NATURE ARE NOT [ORDENARTLY _ de SP pete inne Bebe oitilterss nee cE Lrsig's itt 5... EEE EM UEREL qa é ' i w = a vey Bike. Wie ite da te
14-00000 ae : ~ pO nee ate mee apg oe woeace ae atleast eee f ‘ees “et t Fa poe mye ed a | : ee ‘ 2 rn i 4 CL SF a GR BE CH“DTS CLATaSZ baal COMPUCENTIAL TO WASHINGTON FROM a ae = .pssbd py ¢ ERMAN EX“COMMUNIST» AUTHOR OF °MY ELEVEN YEAR: Rhea LIPPER, ¢ SRER wR GON is A CV LET PRL'CN CAMF® IMPRISONED IN RCLYMA AREA Of SIBERIA, QEPATRIATED. Te -CERMANY 1998, NOV IN UT AND ASSOCIATED SITH INTERNATICNAL “EACUE COMMITTEE, COMING CHICAGO FOR “PEAKING ENGAGEMENT 3 RPT 3 NOVEM 1ZPe MA; CIA ALREADY TAPPED HERP IF NCT, WE CAN PROQAILY AKSARCE. HAVE YOU ANY SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS? PLEASE NOTIFY QONE Te OM TOT! 81/1802 WCE TOT caecan ge ¥ >
74-90000 . 24 October 1951 MEMORANDUM FOR: CHIEF, CONTACT DIVISION, 00 SUBJECTS — TRO tastings It is ‘vequeated that copies of listings of persons under "the care of IRO and being brought to the United States, no longer ; be forwarded to 080, ee ~~ Chief, RG/0S0 SO DB44159
14-00000 ia / WSC1 NRI9 ROUTINE GRI2S  CSea26z WF-DTG-ea2eesz a 7 woo Reavy FM CHIEF ATIC WRIGHT PATT AFB oxr0 a en ?- . ei) TO CIA 243@ E STREET, NeWe WASNINGTON 25, DoCe = #8 EC RE Ts AT-7995. FROM ATIRCZ. TO ASHCRAFT FOR CHANNING FROG a DUNN SY MOUNTAIN, REURMSG WA~S@31 AND WA=871C~ CONCERNING A-2 REQUEST  A5065e THIS SUBJECT WAS ONLY CASUALLY DISCUSSED WITH A-2 WITH NO” . OS “ATEwr ton OF CAUSING ANY SPECIAL REQUEST TO YOU NOR WAS ACTION so | IMPLIED. WE AGREE WITH YOUR WA-SO31 THAT IRC PROBABLY NO MORE LUCRATIVE THAN THE LUTHERAN COUNCIL OR OTHER SIMILAR GROUPS. YOU HAV E OUR GENERALL OVERALL REQUIRENENTS AND VE WLL RELY ON YOUR NORMAL EXPLOITATION OF IRC AND SIMILAR SOURCS TO PRODUCE ITEMS CF POSSIBLE INTEREST TO US. UNLESS FURTHER STUDY: OF IRC INDICATES GREATER POTENTIAL THAN CURRENTLY FORESEEN, REQUEST NO MORE THAN a NORMAL EFFORT IN OUR BENALF. i Rey whl nator . | wa Roe cD. ee iE oe \s “o ee ce ae ee ene mite VF TOT: e5/e2082 WSC TOT: ©5/1854Z (x? aad
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14-00000 hs Loker Chief, dperations Division, orc an | 28 Septexber 1951 SRE cgstt | ‘Le During a rveroation, Daylu Martin of the Internation & Feases Comittes, (ay ) edvized a representative of this divieion that Wenar a Carl ipests: will resign es chairaan of the Iron Curtain Refuges Of the ins. Aceording to David Kartin, this resignation would | besog cttective at the end of Serteabery and the INC has haves of secur ing Aduirsl Himits se a successor to Genarel Spaatee “ftw &. £- WE de Be In the vist vo revolve further inforantica oa thie pointy your office will be advisede ; Eo Ys ASHONAT? eos SAAD 7 Specid. Services a Index (IRC File)
° Chief, Contect Divicion Attn: Scientific Braneh (Hr. ) Chief, Boston Office 27 Septeader 1351 7 : Case 8055 “4, Eociosea is Ingots acswer to Mr. Metcalf. ie @ polite but’ emphatic no. 2. Mr. Metcalf is perfectly willing to pursue the question further “elong any lines ve way recomend but is not too hopeful.Unlegs you have other ideas, we vill- merely euggest to Mr. Metcalf that he request copies ef whatever documents TRO may have published similar to the IKO Professional Medical Register, Please advise, fs you can see, it RARRISON G. REYNOLDS HBSprague,Jr/efe Ene: 1 (Cpy. itr from IRO to K.D.Metcal?, Dir, Harvard Univ. Library) po, 14 Ped atta,
tion. I ucderstand fully your interest in recuring these dociments. Interretional Refugee Organization Palais Wilson ; Rue des Paguis, Geneve - “ir. K. D. Metcalf, Director Rarverd University Library —. , faster 35. Mass. . a ns ars ae oe LRG F SCH Dear Stir, ; IT wish to acxnovledge your 1: ‘tter of 21 Acguet 1951, in which you set forth the interest of the Harvard Univercity Library in cecuring cere tails docuserts or nicrofiins thereof of inéividual displaced persons or — refigees, who have been of concern to the Internstioral Refugee Oganiza- and while I would like tu comply vith your request X do not think it will be possibile to do.so for reasons which I will tet farth celow, ~~" "She queetion of documentation of individual refugees end of ac-~ cess to such documents has seen a matter of conziderable controversy ever einee. 2945. first in UNRRA and later in the IO. As a result of basic dif- ferences in political views concerning the handling of displaced persons and refugees it has been tecessary to safeguard ali individual dossiers with the greatest of care, These dossiers contain not only facts about the individusl refugee and hie immediate family, but aleo about his relstives, many of wham are not displaced persons and are ec2111 in their countries of origin. As a matter of fect, the Organization bed a great deal of diffi- eulty in securing the cooperation of individual @izplaced versons in can- ‘pleting our Registration Forns, because of the fear that there refugees hed that such data might fall into the hands of individuals, institutions or govermserts which might. take nunitive action agaizset relatives of displaced persons refusisg to return to their country of origin. The IRO assured all displaced persons that thelr personal records asi decuments would be saPeeo guarded to as crest an extent ds posaible and vould be made available to governments only for the purpose of directly asgieting in securing the re- settlemect atroad of the individual concerned. We have attempted in every wey ta follow this volicy consistently. As ve appresch: the end of INO operations, we are making plane for the ‘disposal of the individual case records ¢ither by giving thes to governs meats tn the countries of reception, or wy dectructioa of the records. or where the refugees are still in Germany or Austria, by turcing the documents over to the United Nations Hich Commissioner for Refugees. I regret there- fore thet iu view of the security factors involved, 1t vill not be possiple to agree to your proposal that certain ox these indiv idual records be made available to you for purpores of nictorical research. I might add, if you will permit an expression of opinion « on the subject, that umless you vere to secure 4 ‘complete eet of records, it is nost unlikely ¢ that the type c? sampling suggested in your letter would
- geholarshin. provide msterial which would be of very mech use for the purpoee of It would be a tremendous tara, involving @ censiderable number of personnel; to put the records which ve still possess ic such ehape. thst sny sampling would.te of usabie significance. oy fe there are any ‘of our puriications which you feel would be of usé to the Harverd University Library, we vould be glad to provide you with coples of these. Sincerely yours, - js/ Mayer Cohen Assistant Director General 1
I tote oHarvanl Collesa Library be. Hyer Coben Vp rh” Assistaas oirector Ceacral ve ray latermasioaal nefugea. vruatzation _ Palais éf1sdn” ~~~ due dea Paquis Geneva, Switzerland Dear I Mr. Cohen: .. in you letter of 19 September 1051 to Mr. #. D. Metcal Directo: of the Hasvatd University Libvary, you mentioned that you wuld be glad to send us any of your publications witch 5 october 15h ~7F e wsbd _ Would be of interest to the Library. We have recently heard of an INO Professional Medical much to receive. We should Register which we should Like very like to receive regiuters covering you be able to send us 2 copies each of any auch registers that you peblish? ve shall certeinly appreciate any help thet you can give us in obtaining such material. other flelcs as well, Very truly yours, . Andrew D. Caborn Aseistant Librarian AB sat
14-00000 Through the ¢ urtain Despite the apparent Impenetra- bilty of the fron curtain between . East and West, refugees from Red tyranny éontinue to make their way into free ferritory at-a rate of 500 _ to 1500 a week. They bring with them not only vital intelligence of what goes. on in - the Red-dominated sectors.of Europe, but in many cases real talents and abilities which can be used to help our. cause. They also bring hope. They are Uving reminders that ordinary, decent people.are not easily sold on the fraud of Marxism, Russian-style, and that democracy still attracts free minded men if they have any kind of achoice. Unfortunately, these Iron curtaln refugees are not getting a very warm reception on our side now: They land with a horde of other displaced per- sons, but they are not technically qua- ‘Lifled (o tecelve D.P. ald. Neither fs the ‘International- Refugee Organiza tion equipped to handle their problems. EDITORIAL” ee ~ needs is found soon, they will be com- pelled to believe Russian propaganda. that western freedom Is “{reedom to starve.” It Is to be hoped that some official: program will eventually be evolved to ald them In finding @ permanent new piace. Their talents, ke those of the othér D.P.’s, can certainly be used in- the mobilization period ghead: _ : ever, it is vital that their minimum re quivmenis be met through private charity. General Cart Spaatz has just accepted the chairmanship of the “Iron Curtain Refugee Campaign,” which is organizing such ald, in The helief that sit will materially assist our security as well as serving a humanitarian pure pose. Contributions may. be sent to the campaign, care of the Interna- tional, Rescue Committee, 6Y West treet, New -Yorx. We should not let down any person who turns to us through the curtaln, | because every one helps us In our pure - | pose eventually to destroy the curtal ° 4 He is on our'side. set - re sie TRTAIN REFU VE COMMITTEE And unless some: -anawer to their: SN v2 ae INTERNATIONAL Cc ral Spaat General Ca New York 1% a, lrairmus N.Y. income? est G5th Street on Sent from taxable ‘ (Contributions, are, deductible
BS A ls es CPT “FRIDAY, ‘DEC, 15, 1950. People of Worth : : Agaip it. ia time to make a séasonal ape peal for financial support of the Iron Cure tain Refugee SADpe Ky a private; Paiaie . ropic agency which helping destitute eacapees from the repressed lands behind and beyond the Iron Curtain. This is the committee which Admiral | “Bichard ¥. Byrd formerly headed and _ which is now under the chairmanship of. General Carl Spaatz, former Chief of Staff: of the Air Force. This is not the first ; Chroniele editorial in behalf of aid for this, , charitable work, and we are‘pleased to re-- port that it continues to merit the fullest . possible American support even. at a time | when our resources for such good deeds are limited. The humanitarian aspect of the shelter | and comfort being afforded these people — _is enough tn itaelf to Justify the expense. But in addition to friendship and fellow- ship we are also buying, for a relatively minor sum, a large measure of ald and assistance for cur own cause, since many of these anti-Communist, anti-Fascist refu- " gees are scholars and sctentists who are | may be “sent to the Inter Inc., 62 West natlonal Regeue 45th street, New York 19.. fe ane nseenge a vies whe» 5 @ ap macnn arin
14-00000 i i t i RESCUE OF FUGITIVES -: FROM ‘COMMUNISM. ~ Weare spending billong for de- i fense. propagands. diplomacy, and international relief! and reconstruc: | ten pit the negidity of govern. ' ment-made- sules left one appalling gap in’ td efforta. . What have we been dang about, 4 People fron the Conimunist coune ries who risked thelr lives and: Sandoned ther friends,” families, Side? At ftrat; bekeve it or not, we ‘forcibly deported them back to the | awift death of an MVD cellar, o¢ L the: slow death of” ‘a forced labor “They are net “cusplaced | persona” under International Refugee Or- a ganigation rules or United~States lawa Moet ef them are forever excluded ‘from coming to. the United States under our immigras tien Jaws, They “chose freedom"—~ ‘eareers, ‘and Romea sto join: ‘our. Bhe Beg Moines Menisier ~ Thurs. Feb. 8, 1981 _ EDITORIAL 1 gnly te ctind freedom te starve in. the firat country they reached out. -gide the Iron Curtain. - . ' But here Private initiative etepped inte the breacls, If gov- ernments dre ao snarled Up in their Tulea that they cannot take advane tage of tha wplendid human oppor- ‘turuty, there is no rearon people annot do somethitg. ~ ta apite of. border guatds, dors. , and the fiendisn | system of using . famthes as hostages, some 560 - to 1800 - ‘people do slip ‘through- the Tron -‘Qurtain every week. Many of them are'very important peogle, with knowledge we need and abili- : ties we can use. "The International Rescue corte ‘Miittes (62 West 45th st, New York 19,.N. ¥.) is now raising a milbon dollars to take care of some of these. With this. it gives them temporary relief, and hetps them find ‘a country and a job where ‘their (alenta and thelr information about” “Russia, ‘wh be available te’ the West. . : { held out to additional thousands . of generals, soldiers, judges, offi- 1 clals, ete. te tesert the Communist Tikes such terror da the hearts of the grim’ leaders in 4 _ the Kremlin as this knowledge that a large and unpredictable number .of people whom, they have checked . and re-checked,' indoctrinated and re-indoetrinated,  terrovised and re- terrorized, will ‘stint desert at the firse ‘opportunity. Let's (Keep ‘this happening. It. takes money, but not very much, Gen. Carl ‘Spratz ‘is chalrman of ‘the ¢ampaign. This te “Pooey” Spaats, former chief of staff of the U, 3. Alr Forea, “who feels the effort. is “vital to our national se- curity program,” : 1. Ry doing thls. the invitation ig) . co ir anae varietal
B43 7 Iron Curtain Refugees ., . fy CCORDING to’ Soviet propaganda ‘the West's much '“:, “3 vaunted political, freedom: means “freedom. ‘to’ Starve,” a-theme stressed‘ over and. over again ‘invan 4. @ffort.to reconcile the victims of Red tyranny to their - fate, and more particularly to discourage them from. + ‘attempting to escape from bondage. '... ee, i‘ "-Even without_propaganda, the risks invelved In-flight ° from the“Red ‘bloc are enough to'deter all but ‘the most - ‘Spirited. If’ they aré° not shot-down-by the -frontier _ guards, they are sént to a living death In-Siberia.. Never- theléss, from 500 to 1,500 people risk thelr’ lives each ~ paweek in a desperate gamble for freedon, . -. Gen ‘Carl. Spaatz, tormer chief of the Alr Force, estl- f - _gnates’ that during ‘the past. three years 300,000 men, | A “f Deyond its humanitarian ‘pi eminent Russian scientists who had been assisted after f é ign to ralse ¥, L Million to make the lot of. these refugees easier once they have escaped froth the Soviet worid, Gen Spaatz j Said-he had done so because, he viewed the movement c as something “vital 4} to our national security.” He cited the cases of three H their eScape and ‘who brought valuable information | about. Soviet progress ini ‘nuclear research, | f which should appeal to’ al Americans. It is a charity @ strongly. charged with' self-interest, There are no more ardent champions of the cause of freedom than those : Bwho have. krown Red cepression from personal f£
{geldom potier to ask themselves of others how ‘mach thig country ‘knows about Soviet Russia, vital plasts. They saively beliéve that dropping 8 few bombs onis few cities Would: finish. Rus- tia. More reasonable individuals,who oppose eonflict with it, place great stress on the impor- ability to make war and the sites of its industrial plants where war materials are manufactured and atored. oo upon this nation, ‘the United States would ‘bé Carl Spaatz, former Chief of Staff of the Air of the Iron Curtain Refuges Cameasn of the Internations! Aooguc., mes, women an chu ‘grith. vital intelligence. He added that 500 to oe i i AIDING REFUGEES To AID U. 8. ‘Impatient individual Americacs who propose. “Vanleashing atom bombs against Russian’ cites - a make @ ‘its war-making. potential and thé location of its . jthe idea of preventive war but are concerned - that Russia some day may force this nation into ~ ‘tance of knowing the facts about Russia, its - It cannot be said that, if war ‘vere forced . lupinformed regarding present-day Russia. Gen. Force, who cecently-assumed the chairmanship > “Pebind the Iron Curtain in the last three years _ 4,500 more were risking their lives each week. ‘ip a desperate break for freedom. oe NOVEMBER 10, 1960: - EDITORIAL, to raise a f luring the conung year to sier the lat of refugees. ence they have captd-from thé Soviet world: Cony Spaatz sad hé-accepted the chairmanship because Re. viewed - : the campaign, beyond its humanitarian purposes, § abe ce Purpose cl ‘ is to bring emergency aid to the many thousands “ of human beings: who are-risking their lives ‘to escape Soviet terror’and brutality, he added this significant fact?) a “Among them are people who have been and can be of the greatest assistance to Us in. providing-ts with an understanding of the Sovict mentality as well as with vital intelligence. on - _ Gen. Spaatz cited ‘the cases of three eminent Russian scientists who had been assisted by the Intemationai Rescue Committee after their ‘escape. One, Ke said, was among “the foremost “shat is happening behind the fron Curtain.” - : Bussian nuclear physicists uinder-whose direce © tod a vital program of nuclear research . was carried out at.a major Russian university.” Ane other, he said, was “engaged.in important geo- logical surveys in the Tashkent- area of the: USSR, now believed to be a proving ground for Soviet atomic experiments.” The third, accord- ing to thé general, was a “very promisent geolo- ‘ i *. i gist” who had gurveyed Arctic areas of the USSR “now reported to be the sites of secret air bases 7 Lest anyone be fearful that the Soviets are de- liberately, planning.the escape of enemy agents under the guise’of refugees, Ges. Spaatz said that, with the screening given by the govera- ment, there was-slight chance that enemy agents - could eater this country as, refugees. The .or- . ganization gives aid only to those who, in addie tion to being an~Communist, have given indi- cation of their opposition to Nazism. ‘ Hence we have here a campaign which ought ‘to appeal to every American. It not only offers help to refugees from Red oppression, & most charitable undertaking, but it serves to increasé the security of the United States and the remsin- © “der of the free world. 2: GN ec AMP AW usr COMMITTER eon CURT IRON © NATIONAL RES teneral GF aaj, Bareet , . Sih og Weet 4 jedductible fram iCantribations are ¢ ew York 19, N.Y saxable in aoe
14-00000 You Can Help Pierce. — The Iron Curtain. The Iron Curtain is not a complete success asa prison. ‘Some of those who live on the ‘other side’ do ‘make their way through to the West. risking life and limb. A’ great’ many others would like to, "if they ‘thought they had a chance to survive once they ‘earape, Rut they are destitute. They have no fasurance of fobs if they do penetraie the curtain And Soviet propaganda tells them every day the West's political freedom means freedom:to starve. - As Igor Sikorsky pointed. out. on a recent visit to Hartford, it isto our mutual Interest for ua {a America'to help these refugees from Soviet tyranny. Knowing at first hand what Ife beyond the curtain {a like, they can be extremely useful allies. And they meke up quite an army. More than 300,000 persons have fled (rom Kremlin bondage “In the past three years, - . - 4 These men and women who need and deserve our help are technically not D.P.s Nor. ean the Intere national Relugee Organization do much to help them. . \ , Rut there is a Group under private auspices set up specifically to help them got established in free countries, This is the International Rescue Come miter, headed by General Car paats, farmer chief of staff of the United States Air Force,: The committee is now conducting an-Iron Cur tain Refugee Campaign soliciting contributions front Americans who will respond not only to a humanis tarlan chalienge, but to a plea to sid our own national security. According to American intelife gence officers, large numbers of Russian scientists, technicians, and Intellectuals would fee the Soviet Union If assured the chance to support themselves. here. And ail refugees from behind the Iron Curtain are carefully screened to make sure they are not Soviet spies EEE aS Seen r see IE ee oot o the Iron Curtain Refugee Cam- Paitn is one thing the average American can do to "strengthen his own country. He can have the satise ‘faction at the same time of knowing he is helping to salvage lives that would otherwlse be lost to the, free world. Donations should be sent to General Shaatz at 62 West 45th Street. New York 19, NL ¥. URTAIN REFUGE NATIONAL ral Carl Spaute ‘TRON C INTER ‘ Gene ot West 4oib Street iCantriburions are dled RESCUE ‘airman New York uetible frevsas ta yeh — CAMPAIGN coapate KE yo, N.Y te income) fe ft)
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Alien Rog.’ “Rot as 059 161” Eemo: Tadeuss Stefra KUCH ~ Occupitéoun: kycincer and architect . Date & Phuce of. Birth: . G Feb 1905, Lwov, Poland - Hesigence:, Nr. Jankowski, 6963 Broadway, Cleveland, Ohio Education: Elem. - 2 yrej escond. - lO: yry} Poly Techni ous . - 7 yrs Languages: Polish, Gorman, eas inglivi aad French, a _ bate & Port: ‘ae Sntry: at bel ate ‘Goy's 3 ‘BD Sturgis, RY Gponsaring : Agency? tO. med Backsrount “Info: 1523-40 ‘Pozna, Foland “ipho- kh karsav, Polesd. ~ Alien, Ron. Bo: AS 059 - SL 1 Oceupation: “Dentist . Date &:Pince of Birth: 9 Feb 1906, Contha;: ‘inary. ‘ a Pesiéence:: Charles: Varga, 2793 E. 120th &t., Cleveland, Gato Bducation: , ‘Elen. - § yre; second. -.8 yra;_ univ. -'6 yro. Languages?" Euncarien, Geruan, scan Enalich Date & Port of Sntry: LM Jul 51, Gen § D Stureto, nY Sponsoring Agency: TRO.) Gn fe “Backcround Info: “TNS Mungarcy. 32045-1951 . Germany . Alien Reg. No: A303 620 ~o ,. . ,- Reme: Franz Otto KASDSBO thee we Se Osevpotion: Phaswnecist Yate & Place of Birth: 17 Dec 1895, Erz ochetraroa, Ruuania. Residence: JA6O/ Gotta, Cleveland (Mia. Mathilda BALASSIK) Bduention: Elem. and high - 10 yrs; Unlv. - 2 yrs. . Languages: Eunerian, German Date & Port of Entry: 20 dul at, Ae -A5L2Y Sponsoring Agency: IO Se Backsround Info: 2915-45 inngary 1945- . Auatrla Alien Reg. He: AS 067 660 a tn The Bane: istvan Zaltad PALMAR “ me Gecupation: Fotary . Date & Placa of Birth: 8 Nov 1905, Ieke, Czechoslovakia Besidence: 2830 5. Blwi, Clevolend 4, Shto, lst img. Lutheran Church Education: | Bles. and high - 12 yrsj Rotary school - 3 yra. - langunges: Ihmgartan, Czecho-Slovakian, German Date & Port of mary -_) Jul aa Gen WM Elatchford, NY Sponsoring Agency: I oe Background Infos i919. Ba Ceechostovakia (1938-"4 worked os a notary Oct 1944-Apr 45 Hungary ~ and legal adviecr ia Age 55 - = Austria Eungery)
‘Alles Reg. ae educations “ Languayiost Fo: ab 058 y* ee oe vt ye ; - Occupation: Enginecr | . ‘Pate '& Place of Birth: 20 Feb 1899, Gran; Bungary “" Pesidence! ins iecde Bounlet, - Ctnolic. Resettlement Counsell, ; 1027 Superior Avo... Cleveland, Onie Lien. and igh - 12 yres university - & yre. Hungarian, Gerean, come Fronch and kuglish Dato & Port of Mntry:. 1 Jul ‘52, Gen 5 D Sturgis, HB” a Sponoor tng: ‘Alton Ree. Residencas Fducotion:  Lanmages Agency: MO -.< 1 Info: 1918 - 48 inunony . nba a construction fird in XGUB -. us tra: Budapest fran 1937 to “1988. Wane: _ Ale xander., CIRAGHAROH CO “Gecwyation: ; 2 Bate & Place ot TMrth: 6 Feo 1876, ‘Karelt, Oori, Ceucacen, UaSR Ag ericulturalict Bev. daguo Kapparnacse, 2557 O6. Stkhon St., Cleveland 19, 6. Prin. - 45 ¥F9} Agricultural school - 6 yrs. - Ruesian, 5. eet da Date & Port of Entry: uh Shs 90430. mY nocemeleey: Agency: ese Sane ‘anfos 19a0 - 4s Balporad ‘end  Panceewo, Tugoslevia 1935: - 44 Employed by the ASrtcultural Mintotry we in Belgrade. . : os los. Germany L322 4 < - ’ Alien Reg. Bo: AS 067 _ a ae Occupation: Engineer Bato h Place of Birth: 29 Dee 1917, Dictosansartin, Rumania "|. “Residence: ‘Béucetion: Lenguages: Bate & Pert bhe. and bora. Alder BURGYAN (parents), 1010 or 19190 W. 2th ot., Cleveland Pris. - & yre; cecom. - 6 yra; technical university in Budepest - 5 yrs. Bunprrian, Germay, Rusonian, Fruach, Enz lish - of rntry: 30 Jub 3h, Gn R H Elatenford, ia Uponsoring Agesey: TNO. Backgromd Info: 1934 - 43 Budapest - 1453-65 Tasaad, Rumania, and Dorog, Hungary igh - Cormuty
Y po Alien Reg. Wor AQ 059 4iG : eo Oocupat (ar J Aciive officer: co | Date & Place of Birth: 23 Jun 1905, Gv. Kriz, distr. Gerica, Tuge- . , . elavia Co, ' -.  . Rertdencet, 18600 Underwood Ave., Cleveland, Ohio oo iA: Baication: Elem. = 258) yoond - 7 yrs} military academy - 3 YPC) a “ich Military Academy” - Belgrade - 2 pro. aa oe ; Language st. Serbian, Slovenian, French, German, Italiana, somo English ee ne Date & Port of Entry: L. Jet 51, Gen 6 D Sturge, BY ; . me oo) Bponsor ing Ageney? RO SS mh aan ° 7 BPackeround. Info: 19:20 - uh Yugoclavia = alk Ce : 1937 - 41 Officer in the’ Yaqoslav Army I Ss Apr hl - Mar 54 -Chetnik Army . Allen Reg. Fo: AB 059 BOF ex él = _ Name: Wiktor WYSOCKI v4 feb SS Oocunatfon: “Frgincer (Chemist) Date & Place of Birth: 15 Mayl€65, Wilma, Poland - -Fesidance: Mics Leonie Rouglet, cArnolie Resettlement Council, . ; 1027 Superior Ave-; Cleveland, Ohie . Education: Potal - 15 -yrs a ; Languasss + Polish, Rucelan, Germano, portly Englisch ani French Dato & Port of Entry: 12 Jul 51, den 5 D Sturgis, RY gponsoring Agancy: TRG rod sof oe Backrround Infos |. “219k Poland ; yohh - 1045 iywitteu, CSE 1Gh5 - Cermany ‘ ’ | oe, | Alien Bag. No: AB 058 508 os Oe Nome: Irene AP ot ue oo Oecupation: serpreter, Typist, Taocher Date & Place of Birtht 16 Aug 1906, Werre, Estonia Residonce: 2060 East Gist 6e., Cleveland ; Ea@ueations Prim. and second. - 6 yraj waiv. of Bisa - lL yrs “Languages; Latvian, Ruosion, German, English, French , Date & Port oF Entry: 13 Aw 5i, Mm 50055, NY Bponsering Agency: mo OS Sau of ° Deckaround Info: 19a WA Rips, Letvie, 1944 - 49 Austria . 1949 - Germany : JBL REEVES. 7 Litihite jase a> wor
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14-00000 9 -Our tba ck ground “sad “position. on ‘this -4s3 ‘beon a-contact of the NIFO far cscme yearse. _anot want to'see, s8 “ -ently ag a reserveir of source leads, oLysenké, have bean: axl - “Peaannable ‘pro “US, Itwuld appear.to. promise mich bebter service for tha ‘if they have som reason fdr wishing the | entire best outfit to Cade & fi at Tot Channing Proat Hall Subjects Ma-a7RI : oO : : mo 2 ue . um on this, who reported tht the request. 7 wag to serean the individuals a8 apeed - David Martin, head of the Inc, Ins “Ho-ts-nlso-a very agyrési vw chardcter months, whom the DCI does 1, OCD checked duck, to” Maj Rogen, originated at Wrivtt field, and its purpose possible enployzent Prospects out, theres . ; who tries to get in.to.see the DCI about, one in thre prominait officials makes hin universally connection with Goter.zent agencies and New York: has used hin consist- reganied as a parson to deal with at ams length, *) : and a nutter of his characters, such as . olf ed: and-interrogated by CIA, It is a reasonable: probabliity that we have been in touch with ‘all his characters who have my promise fmm our : -gtandpoint,. amt in®raation’ exists on thse characters in Index, It ds aleo a robability that the IRC stable of displaced persons ig & no more promising group thsh the roster of displaced persons brought in by the Lé&heran Council, the NOTC, a aiy other orgmisation operating in the business, The only diffarence is that Martin's smart publicity work gets a story in the paper and he ‘tags: the term Uspectalists" on his DPtg, Actually, therefore, what ‘right Field is asking for is an unsorted. segneant of soria 400,000 displaced persons now in the 31 if they formated — to-us thé type of persons they hove: possible interest.in, and aksed us ‘to give then data from‘our files and from any agencies with which we do business, Actually, fimts files of a single outfit, there le a Committee for the Placamnt of Displaced Professionals (name unexact) which serves as a clgaring house and deals through all the other agencies such as the Catholic, L2tmeran, and: Jewish agencias, in the resettlement of persons who actually have hither and epacialised educational tackgrounis, TRis cutfit is also @ N¥ souréa, and our office there has full access to thelr files. , If Wright - Fieldx wants and cm justifyca-special-and tin consuming job, this wuld be the 3.. Shaffer and OD both agres that it ie proper und appropriate to check this requirement back to Fright Fiedl through our om chainels, Off hand, it would appear that a continuing guide, with clear outlines of t hs types of people of interest to Wright Field, woudd ba the most fruitful way to handle this if all partios so agreed. d who ja: fobbed off on us when he attaapts to stom the citadel, While his organizstion does a weful jot, his propenaity to use ani abwe any Barna tthe Eo,
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ae coier,|____ pttice Xb tguneni952 7 Chicf, ‘Coutoct Division cage $055 (Colgate) Dic nafugeo Dossiers in Geieva ; re AL. Tho Dicgraplica Register to intensly intercoted in dosaiers pos Po, that tho Istornatiomal Refugee Organization hae campilel in Geneva, After po aoe be tho Nar; so To casvassed. the DP scicntiste and scholars who had-fled . to Wester Europe - we sist in placiog tucm ih peronnent eapluyaaut, throudarit tae world, (A bea . . ‘pasphiet “Ths Pargstten Llite’ was peplichod.dcocr bing tuls, vork. Boat 7 of the ¢hillel and healticgs DPs hav: boc a relucatal outside Western © Eurspa. The INS will protatiy be isbanied in the fall of11951. egister naa made ouveral ehartive attempts | siexa of adaut 26,000 =, abtiGuie of ths. eS ‘Blographice threass the Departs ov State to collect ths doo acholars. aod gélenticto which minut thia Fila. oe Zio ig that thay ars pot eure Just wast Gisposltion should be made of Pos thks watartal- thet mo ctw country is entitiel to it. Since collection through the Deportacet oF wepte seems a9 Prvarctiog ond %4 2 COMBUELLIEL y ® has askod us if we can kelp. They do not need the actucl files, of course. A microYils vill Louit their PUTIOSES 0 aan . 3. ve woul. appreciate your enking this up wlth Sidencsr Libeary. Ow thought was thet reverd enald weite the Tho paying that Hasveot. was tcrevted in theas Feceras oo evidence of the aiglovations by Vora vor IZ. oD the basis of interest é6 ovbolers in coateasparary | - : pegial movuaints ant gtudied of population snizts end exchangs of . _ c ° guitars) petternd, the Library could say it would Like to have a per- ct wanen’ record of the packgroumio af theca iefividuals te aid future acholese. We. would like to have Hormmad ask she Mo iv 1¢ could be arrange to beve thest files gicrofilmed at Harvarg'@ Gapensa. Harvard could ocfar & copy GF tha fila to tho THO frvswuich Neure duplicates could be mide, Vbea the TRO replico, wo would [ike to tov vbat tha cost wih be co thet GR cou £66 s¥ 4% con moot tue ccat. Tt io most likely thad che mony vill be feethoowulis ‘ .
14-00000 J ' 2 4 wpe : : i i | oe + i 2 ” \: 4 ie - wtf ek Cf eee \ 4 i gs ss Agotatant uivaatar for Yolloy veordination . atéas NF. a | Chie, Contact DEvistems “77 = Coe a ee a . ' . Lee rs sn ‘ \ i, The International, kefugee crpanization te a government ae agency and, tharafor, fa nol puituble for oxploitation ‘by. this | *! “pivision. Fe augzest thi t at this requirenant be gubaitted te uACO -! - pote for thair considerations 7 ae vn, Fleae withdraw thie case, fur this office and wo: will 9.) PoE gark our records accordinghy< NG aa ‘ - - . wart . OR. M, ABHOHATT Lyre Be cori Index - ; o/Pe File ; . \ { i. Ln H ’ L ; : : i ' ' 5 ( , . ; ie
14-00000 “= $4on of the refugees. — “compiled, : . te APR 24 1951 MEMORANDUN FOR: CHIEF, COUTACT DITISTON/00_ “Procurement of Refugee Lists a nt ee iy a js Asc The OFC ie interested in obtaining lists of pp Aticel refugees rom Yugoslavia, Rinonie,’ Bulgaria. ond Albania who aré at present in Europé,.. 1¢ is dDelieved that the ‘International Refugee Organization, — ’ \which ‘hag maintained refugee camps in various Zuropean countries, Hay - be in a position te furnish ‘uch lists,’ TRO is mom to have Listings of refugees dy. thé country and camp in which they are located, and a ‘certain szount of ‘information as to the netionality, age and eccupa= 2, I te requested that Contact Diviston/00 obtain this infor. “pation; dz available, frem the files of the IR0, These liets ‘should be as complete as possible, and should ‘include the following informa- thont Nene, Location, (country. and address or camp at which located), ‘call available bicgraphic data (age, occupation, origin, politics, ‘etc.) Thig office is appreciative of the tremendous scope of this: request, and sugcest that, if necessary, priority be giveb in the following -. ordert Yugoslavia, Rumania, Bulgaria and Aldsnia. If the IRO does - | pot already have a complete compilation broken down by nationality, - ‘or cannot readily produce one, the individual IRO country Mstings would provide suitable ‘yaw material from which euch a liating con bea 3, Yor further information regarding this matter, contact Ext, 2948 and refer to Case Rumber B-O499. RAZ G, WISNER Assistent Director for Policy Coordination SECRET er as
14-00000 MEMORARDUM | TO. 9 April 1951 . ctor, Contact Division So Endece BUBIECE Lev Dofin ‘ . . n . . , fr boo, 1. Colonel Hayton, Assistant Comandant, €1c School, wo, Fort Holabird, Baltimore, (the officer to whon Dudin-has been “by. TRO on 13 Merch 195l-os dDeing withia the jurisdiction of Mais mandate over displaced persona. casding hap been completed that Dudin can - and will - come ‘te the United States. WY. J. DuBoso. — , Chief, Washington Office La anne EF. ie Es. la : lg Bere i Ssh _ 2. ‘Thies moans that as sean aa he vishes eftor his ‘pre- | ot : | a ne
14-00000 pa “cntetg ontact Divtiten, a 2 80 Mareh 198), ‘For .-@ -Alfon Branch | . Se ee : Aoting, chief, Now, York Office oo . coe at " ~ he ernst. Zenter’s tals with ‘Javia Kurtin poe : ar ; Refs. a our ST=6170/), mek ad cS . 0 . ip ‘Le As Lidlented in ‘rof erence wire, wo asked mavid itartin of ‘the fnten teu? nntional Regscus Conattteg, to pass on Any commonts ho had after his private talk | Ho — 7 Eo atete tongt Penters He haa ‘done 99, ong we nre pasoings thoue on (because of 7 pressure of wrk sosewhat belatedly) in the hope that thay will be of some ine terest to sonebody, perhaps dick. tomes) ete | . poe “ rn oa ‘ 1 26 Aa you probably recall, the TRc haa bocn sponsoring @ tour around | ‘the| Us by Rainer Zildebrend, head of the Tanpterupps coren Unnenechlichkelt. | '. As this grous Ese Tle Readewmrters in Jorlin, Martin we very interested in Reuter’ s offatic=racoml comments about tho group in caneral and Hildebrand in: “particular. Neuter gaid that he had tho hirhest roapect for Wldebrand, a elshough tha) latter ig n COU (Christian Denoctatic Union) man, Ia this rexvect, Router — doas hot share the nerrey partisan views of some of his party eollenaucs, and ha haa jim fact privetely encournzed some younc fricndsa of nls to becone active in tha Reuprerupve which, in his opinion, hag ono of the nost effective nro pagruuia machines in the Soviet Zone. On the other hand, teuter readily rdmitted that the sro could aot be expected to coopercte officially with the emu. Gorman political. lines aro too tightly drawn for much n dovelounont, oven in Rerlin. i de Reuter dDrowht up the question of refucgoes frum the Soviet Zone who are arriving in vost Berlin in large nugbors. Ue ozplainod that there is no reception cemter availablo for their central hendling. They turn te municipal welfare authorities where thay receive © handout ond disperse. Under these clre cunstencea, . it is very difficult to screen then effectivoly., Router urged Uertin to make Tpo funds available for the establishment of a recention center for one to tu thousand refugees. Is such funda warn avniladle, Keuber expects tho City of Horlin to bear the mnaintensncs costes. Houtor feels thet the adequita and, cantralized screening which could be afforied these refugees at auch a reception center’ would provice s better dDasia for the production of more carefully solected reports om conditions in tho Soviet cone. Kartin 4s.giving this project his favoravle attention. Yor a change, he did mot attaapt to inquire whether CIA was ‘prepared. to rendor financial agsistencoe to guch @ prorran, althoug: he ex- pressed the view that ve ought to ‘connidor the use of guch a center for our ine ; tolligence-gathering program. Ag you can inasine, ve refrained fron any comment _ ; beyond thancing | Vartin for paseing on this infors: tion. . . . WoL.) Freund : _ . . : T¢ yo i - _ f 4 Chase
ao on 1 : ~ * _ ‘ . a] 7 8 , " . a 2, Mepaly LOG . : ourcae Leads ; sad . The tollowhie passencers. tll arrive: in flew ‘Orleans mae): . : on ld Anrii LOL aboard cn. Tate rne tional Refugee’ Geranizae : ~ ae tion ship coulng from turope,  TheS™ ay te of interest TS. yours: nossible' ‘sOurcos: of dn fort mations ot an Sele) os “4 7 om Sire. Podoay f' Tuncariane born painter and: Py ae ie nis. wife, Gabriella g scvulotress. the - orn 7 ele alonys will go to krawood, oélifornia | feet \\. ‘ A Prot. boris. dorsian pebider forner ministry  . ” & ne so of education supervises Mihoarta.se the ° ' ; woof) 6 Proressor will Jolla the rae uLty of the Arsy . ne e .. . . Lbsnguage school, Epegiéio of Yonterey.. | ‘ col
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Chief, New Yerk Cffice Posatvle fonres Lead in tho ovent that _ elreniy, wa would like ie inforortion of ure throm cous to Gall pour the nigel stator, but a BATE ARD FLAGR ur: pang? ATIRNI3E ” 164 Naat SBR strech, HATIOHALIZ3s MM thunaden ; 7 ESLIGIows Roman onthe lic . 7 . olds raven nena J savy ete IAG ATION # Agtamted the ;yvemn in chonics} geahnolorye prnantod: agtendeal Ungvaraity of Sobinswn in Corny froa 2, theais ws reos soi. an oryuic chamtatyy; his ihe UMPEHE FOU 4acL AS, : Yaborntory ins _ 194d to Amst annins aa anaabateant Jeroen Iar {otek to Harch 1945 ex leyai nt Stage Regoarch Inatitute on ronelor- Ai MPs HUNT, SAEEIRE TY e at sho nent Ln, Spud. : ernloyal a3 shoniat yw47 to IS, . cnnufAchiwer, for 4. Fe sree ge duly 1850 te tre “ape 2ant » the fellowing iniividunl has not : nttontien to hin.as & 7 ma renehad ua throws rom qvecinbiging in the the intometion wie ericinnlly Harriet; wife ie pryiieian, ghee 9% doing fetory vornnt the progent..tinde.. gina at iarianrelo, Lathunnda in Atiheaniol (adversity af Keune in L4¢huania fren i amileyed ab the Yindvoraity of Keung. tructer in aniuatrial chesicbrys enployad at factery work dab _? Hareh 1851 gore te your ntsenticn - astble gource., Lékle vineaimt anthered ad the Intemational Kescue | COELt BOs vy. aa penotviiarens agency, © wanad stanley Hasilaudas. ee cae # er . co Waste Marek 15, 1913 ot yolne, Pithunnla south Roatan, Hasanchugett s ant Dielogiat, slshew? . gha 20°41 yours JOM, amadentate O16 te 144, nafjored aq angineare” ‘ 4948 to 1047, majored . iithuania, 23 1sé4, envloyed nd tho University of Friusi ie pAthe progosor of industrial ahsalstry. a goserre: in bhachoniatyy - (shocesoliahs son, ims produats) ab Tubingese Cem ye . : asgnchunet? te COMMAND OF GLL Hr Fponsss verde nui writes fair veuglicts OTHER LARGIAGS II Ligtamninn, Geren. CONFIDENTIAL
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14-00000 SECRET TO WA-HINGTON FROM ‘NEW YORK SS a are PROBABLY BY wee oe THIS WEEK. NY¥2  NR22. ROUTINE DTC: “gaora7 240894 a) ie "70 ASHCRAFT FOR ALIEN FROM HUNT CITE.NY 6100 rilek sy ° S&S ERNST RE! REUTER, Lor MAYOR OF YEST BERLIN, 15 GOING TO BE IN NEW YORK» REUTER WAS EMPLOYED BY THE INTERNATIONA COnALTTEE IN TURKEY AND HAS MAINTAINED ‘CLOSE CONTACT WE BELIEVE THAT MARTIN WILL FIND iT EASY OF CUR GOVERNMENT RESCUE AND REI AND RELTEF WITH DAVID WITH DAVID MARTIN: OF IRC ‘to REUTER WITHOUT GIVING AN INDICATION To INTRODUCE US WHETHER HE WOULD ‘COULD “YOu CHECK INFCRMALLY WITH. HELMS CONNECTION. “WITH REUTER? PLEASE LET US HAVE YOUR HAVE ANY <UGGE: TIONS “FOR A TALK : REACTION SOONESTe TOT: 3O9PM/GIMAR/52 HB GR*92
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chief, Roquirenents Divis lous zePy | Exploitation | of Professor, Routers 2 March 1949 make the arranjeneAbé necessary for Preliminary inouiry with Cap. ‘and 1D to any intelligence exploitation of tais Aranch ls unable to couply ¥ ‘eousiders the casa closod. Hitatorn/er? ecs Index Section’ 1. The ros fergnéd jomorandisa re: auested that cantect. Branch | Professor Ernot Powter, Mayor of Rerlin,g who will attend the | De -5e Canferejce of Vayors in Waohington during March cb to 236 . ORs 9 Waren’ 1949 | Chief, Contact Prancit, Ue he eae. . ara me ao bers urpeme ister. of Doria - serearrca: (a) PEP. 948 = Lenorandiia fra Req: Srerents Division, Ree dated the interview by “ORE of - 7 - Ze Professor Rauter's vielt 1s being financed and sponsored by the Civil Affairs ODlviaion of tha Departeant of the army. | revoals that they aro opposed Reuter during his visit horde. + Se In view of the od jeetions ditercased by the sponsor agency, th the recerenced request and £ : 4 sy ee awe pete. 5 Ke at he Stectton ot PbS spel iScce tbl act
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14-00000 i g a a ae Agssiotant #ireeter for Sooclal Jperati as ‘ a Attas “dry Cususeez; “es “tillsan . Clef, Contact iiviai um, > of 5 ¥ Case 63% © Vind! taly te: AUISNEP a4 SSPBRECKe (a) Csel?S, 89 tecetber 1v6%» ‘ - ' (b) Gur aecwrandwm, 12 Janusry 1052, ga:e gubjecte . — Re Attached {9 additional blozrashie Infersation received fraa Gsloaal | Newten en THEO. ROT’ aa woll ae o lettsr fran TRNOIK: IP te colonel, sevtony oo: me - Gated 9 February 195], Ne AS OvAET e Attachtonts » Ag indlested abovas Yor 663 Snectal Services (1) Imex (1) . LT AREY ease ao begatd
14-00000 ta NBIC eeronery pe, sesriaree _ GENERAL. UPAAT2Z CHALRHAN OF THE IRON CURTAIN REFUCEE CANPALGH oF HE sina Th UHICH THE PCL EXPRESSES voRK ae yg an ye THE BACKGROUND LAS FOLLpuSe ” CERERAL SPAATZ IS TO MEET er voona LK cau TO WAS “KINGTON FRON NE nid YORK — TT iP pie A. licRAFT FROM HUNT CITE ny 3722 52003 OS gsGt BavED MARTIN OF THE LHTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMATIEE,. Licey 62 Wer AOTH eva oe | TREET, NEY YORK: CITY, ALKS THAT THE DCI DIRECT A COMSUNICATION TO is A APPRECIATIOH FOR reees > ae _— Rs. OF THE PES ; FOUNDA iT én OF PHILADELPHIA Of WEBNESEAY, a4 FERRUARY It} GA HINCTON. HOWARD PEi “SELL ACT AS PLENIPOTENTIARY OF THE FOUrBATION AND CONJIDES A SIZASLE FINANCLAL CONTRISUTION TO Ine WHICH GAY HELP IRC TO EXPAND ITS OPERATIONS COMNSITERA® ILY « . CEne :PAATZ. HA’ REC EIVED LETTERS OF COMMEND ATION FOR LRC FRO: SUCH FUELIC FIGURE. Ac ROBERT HURPHY, CICCLOY, CLAY» HAXWELL TAYLOR AND | pLAN? TO PRE-ERT .UCH LETTERS TO HOWARD PEWs ONE WOULD VERY MUCH , APPRECIATE FEINC RUA po. ITI TO INDICATE TMAT THE DCI HAD ALSO . CENT:.ONE ENDORJAL. DAVID GARTIC REALIZES THAT THE BCE NICHT TE RELUCT= ANT TO: PREPARE A PUBLIC LETTER, AND HE THINKS vHAT IT VOULD PE ALL RIGHT TO CLAZCIFY A LETTER PRESTRICTED® OR MCOUFIDENTIAL"« _ EVEN A . TELEPHONE CONVERSATION BETS EEN THE Ect AND CEtie’ SPAATZ 4IGuT DO THE | . . TRICKe | oo SS | | MARTIN ONCE ARRANCED A SPEECH. FOR THE PCT, THER CC OF FIUCT ARMY, AT Ale Es vant
14-00000 cape : Bat ae cont ate ree 6 ne ee ae em . MEETING AND FOUND ‘THE per’s AIDE DE CAMP» cobs NULLER y PAGE 2 NY 5722 9 FEBRUARY 1951 VERY NWELPFUL« iF NECE. ARY OR DESIRADLE, “MARTIN is PREPARED To CALL CCLe MULLER WITH AS mUCH ADVICE AS POSSTELE WILL BE ‘APPRECIATEDe YOUR EARLY: REACTION THE ADO, £D HALL, AND ore HAVE HAD CONTACT BITH MARTI at VARIOUS FYI: QUT HAVE NOT TINE .« WE HAVE ACCEPTED ANY QELICATION-e £ PRONISED TO GIVe MARTIN A REPLY » - HE CReLTS TOTy SQuPU/OF ELS I% dey wees nm
AN G ‘ cos 0/0~2 erases Virsetor of ventral (atelligence Agoletant -.rectur for purablaia Internaticnal fiescuy vornalttea © So le bbe javid lurtin has rojuvetad tu good offices of the Liructor: of Central intelItpanee tr-eurront runc-ralsin; activities of the intare . national Hasoue Uwilttogde 6a slates that onere] Curl vpuats, Carpal ey Pe if giairaan for the intornatinnal icsoue boribtveo, will nect Howard :amy 3 ¥ Ure, Of the iam Fuundibbom- oo diladelpliiisy tonurrivy 1b cobmarzy OF vashington, -Cubetantdal Ginangial suvcort will by Bourht frou ‘ttn ius Founda, ~ fv strongtien General spuste's hand, bre surtin yaa vbtained sigt Ghoorsd.wnt of the International teocug vuaulltae Pru ire iepert cuurphy, General Glay and tre Julai “ulloy, agony, OLhorve. ig would Like a eniceruce wont fro yuue ; 2, iio iyternaticnal tescug Vowalttea is angazed in bringing recigoes ef professional anc pelentirie atandin; Frou the Woon and Butullite states te the Us, and aiding in taeir roosttlemont hore. 2% saintauw ropregenta@ tives in sonpitive parte of tured and a principal orfico in Hew Yorsw ultye . adits darting exocubive secrotary ef the Lil, hep vbrouht a mumpor of #ouress -uf intelligence to uur attention and hax cooperated in handling certain club le ‘gates cascu, euch wo ual Lyvurditiy B USS selontisat now revettlad in sansae chusette. The Uffica or. Policy courdinatin has aleo had. pong Gaalings wita _ ths Internaticnal Kesous Conalttee. in coordinating ure Martin's rayuost, wo hava received froa thu Uftice of valicy wordinatlon the atutouent that At cunaidera the intornn.ional Togoua Cosakttvo a worthy cause, bul. regards David iartin as tov upportuniatio to merit complote trust. Tha work ot the International Hesoue Comaittes In uaperting Qui Pupetyiiags VON darevetors und 6scapova fy of vbyiuus value two payubcloy ical warfare. 3. It ia recomwmndad thet the Uirector or Central intellizence address a elurt note to Ganoral upaite, statin: that such new da nob ror poolleatioa + and da tc be Pugardeu ag c.nfidontial, out way be shun, at his discretlon, tw dincrest. and treatworthy in-ivieuala, A Guucesurd toxt is atbachade he Gnneral upaatels business addreve in souawees unasine, National Prosa Guildime Pigs: house aidroged ds LY22 With ctroet, te ‘te  yacausa the thse ke go linited, this ovrlee will be jlad to attund to dui ivory of any note Ww Veneral upuaty by hunde , : : . | iis Ge CALEY. noclosure ~ 1.6 Geserlocd aix-e 0/0/C~ikHall/hj-13 february 1951 0/0/C=2 Stayback’ ;
14-00000 ‘organization contri CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON 28, D.C. OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR 13 February 1951" General Carl Spaats Newsweek Magazine ~ : National Presa Building - Washington, D. C, Dear General Spaatz; ._ T-understand that you are raising funds for the = work of the International Resous. Committee, { should’ like you to know that, in ny opinion, the work of this butea directly to the National interaste . T should not like to have this expression of personal opinion interpreted as an official view of | this Agency, I would, therefore, appreciate it if you would hold this note in your pergonal possession and regard it as confidential, However, I have no objection to your showing it to discreet and trustworthy individuals, at your discretion, if. that will in any way assist you in your work for the IRC. Sincerely, KALTER B. SMITH - Director. . Signing o*fictal - 2 Centrel Kecords = 1 ov . 2 . “CD -2 a" all
‘SECRET Lireotor of centenl Latelligence Agoistant. ‘Arvoter for werationg =~ Set. : _ oo : de ies Lay det vartin has royuas ted ‘he cued Ofrtoos of the idrestor af Centra). intelligence ia current Cundepaisin; aetivities of the interme national Mapoue Cosalttes, ie elites that seneral Carl «jUats, Gacqadin ehairaan for tha internal total Kovous Cosktioe, will niet poward say drey of tha rum Foundation ef Vhiladalvhia, toaorrow, 1; ropruary, in Washington, Lubatwtial Cinangial supsert will be souyht frow tha Pes Fourtations «To etrengtiuen General vpustels hand, lr, iutin has obtained - | era loresen part ot ‘tha Livernapicnal sepeue comiittes froa ire kebort “urply’s ' ferwral Clay and Lg. Jota ABULOY y mang Utherde le would like an enmiorue-. went LPOA yous @e Sha internat eonab itescue Comittee is enayed in Urlnying refuyeces of profeseloual anc satentifiece etandlay frus tHe U5k and satellite states to the Uy anc aiding Ln their reauttlemant here. . it maintains represents tives ii Gensitive party of Lureps and a principal office in Kew York Ultye ite surting axeoutive secretary of tha inv, Las brought a mweber of sources ef intelligence to vir éttentian aid has couperated in handling eertain delle gate casei, such ag faul Lysettio, a book. sslontiat now resettled in uassa@ crusotta., Tha Uffice of rolicy Joordinaticn hae aleu had sone dealings with te, international hesoue Counittee. (1. coomdinating are Wartin's request, we have reevived froa the Uff{ice of rolicy “oordination the etutesent that it cunsidere tho Interma:ional heseus. Cawittue a worthy cause, dul regards Lavid vartin as too op, ortuiletic to merit conplete trust. “he work of the International Regoue Comdttee in porting ard reaottlinys UG. deveeters ami escapwes ta of ebyious value to psyGl-lo:ical warfare, ‘ 3e It ie recemended that the i-tructor of Central Intelligence address. a short nute to General Lpasta, stating that such nuses is not cor publicati-n and ie to be regarded as cunfidentiel, vul way be slamn, at hin diseretlon, te diseres$ and trus torthy dnulviuuals R Supine tod voxt ia atbadhads be Senaral upaate!s businesd addres: is Sousyock Lasusinns National iresea Uullding.s iin boos addruge ds 122 Jath Curcubs Ne vs vocauBe the thes iz go linited, this orfica will be cind to. attund tw ds.ivery of any note to venernl Dpuate by hunte , ; Ke, Ge CALEY iagalLoaure = is deserined shove 0/0/Ca1¥Hall/hJ 13 February 195l 0 cui ae ect 0/0-2 . 0/0/C-2 Stayback
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14-00000 a Ea ay So ~ . Maitorial. Large numbers of Russian fiatural - gtientists, technicians, and inteliec- tuals, according to Amefican intelli- empire for the freer air of western " with. their knowledge afd: skills in the Cominunist tyranny is inestimable. through the Iron Curtain and to the United States include a leading Rus- sian nuclear physicist and a prami- the stricthess of American immigra- tion laws, can get.anly-as fae ag France or West Germany, Still others, with information which could be of immense value to the. free Russia or its satellites, but dare not Freedom. to Starve’'® gence officers, would quit the’ Soviet . democracies af they could: -be sure of ntial value, of hese people: Struggle to protect the world against . Some of them who recently have come. ‘nent oil geologist. Many more, due to. - powers, would like to leave Soviet- whether, being destitute, they can find the means of survival. To them, and to thousands who: lately have. fled from Soviet-lominated countries, . - Communist propaganda shouts that.” “political freedom in the West means ‘freedom to starve.” If that is all that awsits them, many will accept terror and misery under " tg doing something about this. ‘It is ‘ the iar Curtain Refugee Camp. ligh: 3 LReSCur AImit= ‘tee Ine. ‘of New. York, This voluntary agency, headed by Gen. Carl Spaatz, - . former chief of staff of the United States. Air Force, and supported by i _ private contfibutions, is helping re- liablé refugees to become established _ in free countries where they may not only support themselves but alse con- tribute fo the defense of the free world Communist rule rather than Fisk « Pov _ do so because they do not Know = » against the terror they have suffered, E . TTEE pert RO bd yAL RE aa ' NTE ae sy Spaatt ce Cy eee CGenrts york . | = wet sh seers “" jasable income “ di dactibly frase ane are Lote iCantributit
74-90000 Fr Tren Curtain Ref: geen - a | - . | { } ‘Ye Dae Been estimated that more than $00. ee2 persons have escaped from Goviet~ — domnaznd countzies In the last-three years, and eméesvers to reich lands o! liberty conueue—allliough some of the bravé at- tempts meet fatal failure. The International Resse Committee ts conducting an Iron Cormac Selugee Campaign, as jt has done in othec years, to raise funds to ald those - qho often arrive destitute here and.in other free countries, The committee aida the refugees svt only financially but it follows up wie aly care and guidance and with reseitiement plans for individuals and fami : : ; . hes, Is Beigs in a genuine rebuilding of . . broken Lives, and it places in positions of — productive, self-supporting use the akills - and preefrssiens which many of the arrivals - bring wick them to new shores and strange . , ne Qe the Tnternational Rescue Commitee is maintained wholly by private gifts. General Cart Spaatz, former ctuef of staff ef che United States Air Force, a< _ chatemas of the present fund raising. 1: : ‘ is @ eamzaign whose purpose deserves gen- co » erocs aurcort. For those who have at last reacted x.lety, the outlook would be bleak indeed Mt for the experienced efforts of the Rescue Committee in their behalf. Con- i inbesees 9 che Iron Curtain Refugee Camt- a , ‘page sacud be gent to 62 West t Fort ee ; P AIGN Sireg, New York 19. aes a cet mae \ ee Haat nut rhe al mn .. \ . Ae Ye . arnt? jable genet . iy name re
. GANUARY 13, 1955 : a = a sD pit EDITORIAL Tron Curtain Refugees RE'S. HARD SENSE as will as - “hiinane motive in the Iron Cactain | gee Cam aign of the Internatiunal Committee. This program, kd by ir of World War I Air Force fame and supported by private con-  tribetions, aima'to care for those men, -wornen, and children who are both for- ‘tunate and dariiig. enough to have escaped ” Soviet-dominated lands. More than-$00,000° permons have fled frdrm behind. the bron. urtain in ‘the past three years. They are. wll crossing the borders of freedom at the rate-of 1,000 2 week, though it has been estimated that for évery one that Succeeds another fails in-the attempt, For those who reach sanctuary, hope | would be spare indeed but for the wark of the Rescue Committee. Technically, these refugees. don’t qualify as DP’s. And the UN International Refugee Organization. is severely limited by its ‘budget in taring for them. That's where the Rescue. People: come in—with emecgency aid and resettle- ment efforts, : . More than a work of mercy Is involved here, however. These refugees, pafticue -larly.the more recent ones, are able to pro- vide valuable information as to what is . going on behind the Iron Curtain, of which our limited knowledge is a distinct military handicap. Some of them are per- _ sons who held important positions in thelr - respective lands—including one notable Ruasian scientist who directed a nuclear research program at a-Soviet university. These intelligence opportunities are what _ General Spaatz hed in mind when, In ac- ' eepting the Committee chairmanship, he ’ pointed out that ‘beyond jts humanitarian ~~ worth, the Iron Curtain caralgn is “vital a carry on its work. tt is asking the pub- lie to send donations to: Gereral Spaatz Iron Curtain Refugee Campaign laternational Rescue Committee 62 West 45th Street New York 19, New York ; a This is a good cause, worthy of eve: E American citizen's support,
een, ad -3s-Scimitur 285 UNION AVE nanpnia icone, - SANUARY 10, 1951 Also Help Us ‘Cook Advocates Aiding Those Fleeing. Reds By THOMAS N. PAPAS IR.  Presa-Seimiter Sturf Writer They are ‘coming from behind the dron Curtain, They are com: ing to us in” ahe West Europe and the. United States. With them they are bringing gifts—theie years _of experience | and know-how, their technical and acientitic kaowledge. They bring, too, information of cond fitions and activities in the countries Russia Nas hid- den from. Us, and background material we car - use in the fight against commu: crew: wisi, . Sa. a’ at Everett RK Me Cook Cook, Memphis cotton merchant and wactime deputy chief of staff to Gen. Carl Spaat, U. S. Air Farce (retired), anid today. these ’ people whe ate escaping from Rue- sian domination are important to - “ga for their knowledge and thelr ability, te help us aMlust Assist Then He aajd it is of utmost impor: tance that we hold out to them, every asaistance we Can and 87. gseurance they will find freedom~_ ‘and “a chance. to better ‘them- 7 . ‘Just returned trom a week's visit in Georgia with Gen. Spastz and other. key members of his wartime. atasi, Cook aad he asked Spantz specitically whether riugecs now being aided by the Tron Curtain Kefuzce Campalgn (of whiek Gea. Bpdatz ie chairman) are of help £o os. . “E found out they are” Cook . aad; : . “€ Jearned a number ef those who have escaped from the Come munist countrica Bre right now working ‘nh the vanons sciences, giding ue tn every way they can. "{2 we can got oven & feve of those willing to work with ua, we shouldn't overionk the opportunity. Even the others, the great rank and file flering to us, cam be help- ful in geving etther current of background information.” . The ‘First Step’. : Cook natd the ald rendered by the fron Curtain Refugee Cam- paign: is the “tirst step’ toward Fehabdilication of these people who bave risked everything secking & sanctuary in the Weat.: The Iron Curtain Refugee Carne  palgn. which te patt of (ne ‘Inver- gi 927 Cash Spaatz, Arc & Relugce Campaign of. at fiona fieicur mgmt ee, owes 45th. orrect, bew Tr ts, N.Y. Rational Rescue Commalltes, pro” wiges casea oF asitance an Waste ern Europe for these people, he Vienna and Salaburg. Ausirig: in Frankfurt, Munich, Bremen. Stutt- qart and tho: Western Sector of Berlin, Germany, in Iatanbul, Ter key: in Paris and other pisces. Persona fleeing the Russians know where these atafions are located. The Iron Curtain Refugee Cam- ign is now asking tec voluntary contributions from citizens to ald | fn carrying on this assistance, Fle Supports Ie Mr. Cook sald he has been asked to aupport the drive and docm #0, anid, Thene ald stations ace spotted In ‘tho no local campaign js. panned at thia time, It is one WOY, @ said, the individual citizen ‘can take & Rersonol part ins combatting the & ath f aorta! Abs me Checks should by made. ayeolc to @ Carl Spaats, chairman, 1€ eontri- B butions sta ‘deductible from taxadle J ineomes. . 3 ~~. h- eee Geeeer eer
14-00000 -AND> WINSTON- SALEM, N.-C., SUNDAY MORNING. “FEBRUARY 18," 1951 Of Freedom Plus ROME American intelligence officers are said to have repdrtet] recently . that large numbers of Russion natural sejentists, technicians and intellectuals would guit the Soviet countries and ‘ ¢omé to live in the democracies if they could. be certain’ of remunerative em- ployment, ‘These peoples, with their knowledge and special skills, havea high poten- lial value. which the nations of the West could exploit to advantage. Some of these persons: who want to get out cf Russia, for example, are said to ‘Include a noted Russian nuclear physi- cist, a prominent oil geologist and engineers, scholars, economists. But these people do not know whether, being destitute, they could find the -means of survival. And Communist ‘“.propsganda frightens them by its ine | aistence that, political freedom in. the United States and other Western coun- " priORIAL * tries means “freedom to starve.* | But there is. an organization which is doing something about this. It is the Tron Curtain a ce Campaign of the headed by General Carl Spaatz, for- mer Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force, It is supported by voluntary contributions, and ia helping reilable refugees from Iron Curtain lands to become established in free countries where they may support themselves and in the meantime contribute to: the defense of the free world | against the 4 encouragement. Its effective function ing; in addition to its other values, serves as effective counterpropaganda against the Communist charge that # Western freedom is merely the “free~ : & dom to starve.” oes 7 ee PER 4 Prgac eset . ree Derk we. ‘.%- fyam tenable ie -goennes
14-00000 v,, NEW BEDFORD, MASS, MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1951 IRON CURTAIN REFUGEES During the last three years some 300. | 000 persons. victims of Russian tyranny, have eluded the Soviet sccret police ana escaped through the Iron Curtain. More are accomplishing this dangerous féat every day. and as most of them are with out means. they need assistance to- Fe- establish themselves in a free world. This is where the Iron.Curtain Refugee Campaign. of the International Rescue ‘Committee goes into action. An Ameri. can’ enterprise, operating under the chairmanship of General Carl Spaatz, this organization, through its offices in eight European countries, gives emer. gency aid in money, food. clothing. and advice to help the refugees get a start in new surroundings. It enables them to avoid the bitter fate of being compelled by destitution to go back te their homes behind the Iron Curtain. from which — EDITORIAL they have endured much danger and hardship to escape. A humanitarian enterprise. the work of the ICKC, as it becomes known to people held tn tyranny. has a definite. value in countering Soviet anti-Anicrican propaganda. Among fugitives who have been helped are men of scientific attaine ments who have furnished important ine formation about developments and con- ditions behind the Iron Curtain. The campaign is financed by voluntary contributions. The Jatest financial re- port for the period of Jan. 1 te Sept. 36,- 1850, shows income of 31,529,842 in the form. of cash and goods in kind, such as food and clothing. and disbursements of $1,348,791. Contributions te this worthy cause. should be sent to the + Uae Rescue Com fee $2 Wes alh stree N REFUGEE ; URTA! IRON TS ATION: AL RESseL & ar General Uarl see site Street 62 Beet 4 3 are ible (Contribution J pone Cc AMPAIGN COMMITTEE g, Chairnsat w york 19% n. ¥. saxable income!
“SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1951 EDITORIAL Aid for Refugees We would be a wretched nation indeed if we voiced our conviction that our form of Government Is so much better. than those behind the Iron Curtain but failed to help the stream of refugees who, are constantly fleeing their Communist oppressors, That's why the Interna- tional Rescue Committee was formed: and that is why it is in the middle of its Iron Curtain Refugee Campaign. Thia group is set up te help those who Manage ta escape with their lives in their desperate fight te freedom. We must all help this good work. Gen. Carl Spaatz, who !s chairman of the cans paign, put the situation in a light thet - signed to accomplish is more than charity, it is political wisdem.” Judging from the valuable informa- tion which conies from the scientists and at least one Russian nuclear physi- cist whom the committee has aided, h has a good point. ON INTERNATION, . General a ONAL fa Spa CAMPAIGN 43 "e curRTAIN RE SE CUMMITTEE ata, Chairnvats - Rew york 1% N.Y. ible from gaxeble income! i
__SPRI INGEIET. D, M Aiding the Victims - Since the year of Hitler's advent te power, the “International Rescue Committee has been siding the victims of the police statea of Europe to escape te free soil. Its work today “te “ennieen- . trated on the lands under Communist demina- tion, but its fundamental objective remaina ‘the game: to assist practicing democrats, opponents # of all fornia of totalitarianiam, to live | in m disenity gf y points rope, main stations on the Underground Railroad by which men and wom- en fleeing from Communist terror are contina-. ally filtering through the iron curtain, agents smeet the refugees, help them to rebuild a broken «xistence, bring them inte contact with various private and government agencies through which ASS, THI THURSDAY “MORN their knowledge and skills can be put to vse. Some ean never return to their homes; others can, and do, to become a first Jing Im the fight for democracy. When frecdom in ao much of Eastern Europe ig being ploughed under, It is eatential to save , ‘as much af the seed-corn ak is humanly possible. From a humanitarian atandpoint, these refugees deserve aid, because most of them have aseri- ficed everything, risked life itself, In the eom- mon cause of human liberty. From the practical standpaint, they have very much to éontribute to the continuing fight for freedom. And they also provide an oppore tunity for every Ameriéan to take part in the dramatie struggle, upen which such great Issues ING, JANUARY 4, 1051
14-00000 i ite GEN. CARL SPAATZ When the former Chief of Staff of the U.S Air Force assumed the chair- manstip of the “Iron Curtain Refugee _ Campaign” of the Internalonal Rescue atmriive, he said: “The work whic fhe campaign is designed to accom- phsh.is more than charity, it is political wisdem.” Besides the thousands who veariy risk their lives to make a break for freedom, the committee has aided several top scientists, One a foremost Russsan nuclear physicist. Commander of an air squadron. in Wotkt War {. in the last war he was aif adviser to General Eisenhower. Bee cause the U.S. is a symbol of freedom, he beleves that we are morally bound “to assust those who have risked every- thing to stand by the side of free men.” | . gots CURT Osan REE — ; ino . TERSATIC yet Spe a eat, sacee® eat $5th 5 " : sbutions OF° ded
0000 An amazing report on. a great underground: campaign against tyranny oBy ROBERT GOLDMAN end EDWARD FALES of Groged, Runghry, the pecpie stared akyward tn ssrazement ; There, Rien above the Det tele: bat Ores the Red Aad emually Dang o tetgns Bre tag ene fying -ine Stars.cad Srmpes* © it Gow for mosnents only, Gru stacked aid Fethieg. Communists managed io get 2 aowa Suk io thoae betel moments the news epreed bee water! Preedom-leving Hungamang ts the Garg of naghs, Mad sneed througt a rent te tom a Eng Sf freedom Bening the Lon, Curtarst Ang eeporis qua beginning to pret tn te DB intelngr ace uourtue indirats Unst ibe one Sean? toiadent whah hagewars ta Brewed DapRIing in olber wie in Stang ELbNte wrens . Fue in dosans, perhaps even bendreds, of ren Curtain towns in recent erees the qari at frecdam suadenty fas Srgus be throm WRA new Ufe Bveryehere, sve bat Wormer ing chakiven are Deginatng to pian, and te hat mck. werey but efertinnly as Une Red nemera, ; Sapotags Ws spreading Secret otparcmiems A Soe Saar mo cane woe abgee) men of Ube Putbure, are worried. ready surely Uoubjed by the Gefertaas of toe wa in Yugoslavia (Ttob aud Naty (fem Com enum Gepetsen), Ubey are getting Vain aiarch~ g Mepurt from agente and puppets in sanelits fouatres tnaide the fren Curtains | Fhe guopia themseiver, af-iast, ave Mying russ renabie eourcee, PARADT Ras turned iat Red ovtiahoeaicey in mache artes are eve Beginning to took fur “s wap cul” Sometimes Rhee @orrind Communists aro even helping the mew Proedom Underground ir Rope that wath Beip wil be remembered “wien the tea eames" * This ts Aaspening. PARADA tenrned, prin- etpacy in Carchastoreaie [t id a Gerrsbiy teae Dortant ngs because Hf indicates for the fret tints tres Goubl & truubtrg the Beds them. aires “and 8c Coudt la com Legious. Gaeervant Reda Brow thet in fartorten, leune and forests ls al the ssteltte natens, treetenn ering men sid waren are gBthering POLAND & api ot trons te teased.” np Srengh uerp Gop.” whe acayed the Beds. verretiy in & , vedio rerabutton” = whech thalp sG0e Be anything bud quiet Th is ¢ errototion of Catermined pecoie wis rrfise te Be tad ony jongee ti) whet iney mews de ong Hy what Uney MUM ARISE Buch an undorgrmant mere. ment of freed senply cannot tee roauted And ao in all epletite counties penpte ae waning now. ht a great aap uf reckening Meanwhile, men, ween ang chidres Oy he fees of ovsands'are Oening thrash the Curtain Many 6:2 Trrewting to ouch agence af Unie Trterratiosal Hea ue Commlitey, @Raet Beales Rn aon io Voler of America and Wadi Pree Rurope broms eatta show (Ast howe of freedocn among tbe Red-sappreaed pruplea we thriving Here are eaclusive rape rts PARADE gathered Pram een time Reonggn Varga and Stefan Rerbonaitt (ope pictures} who earaped Red terror | S Hetrnd, duggust end open howtliity toward Oanmuniste we growing In Prague, tudaped, Sofia and techarvet, ain Budapest, ‘caricatures of Bata are i praring on Gaabroure watts | © Rabotage is growing sapectally in Cumetaaslo- vadia, Hungary and Runmnia Detectiee sect parts, domagra guise ‘Ds wraniam sunca, tador aloedowns are pinging kne Renta @ More undergccund aewmacert and mae nee aperaling ftimes freee Bnhgen shee Gand deep tn ionety faresta Gin Bast Geruin, the Weiter “F* for treegces ‘wWapprantg mysterrousty Sn Quinding ole and’ cara pawed trum had to Band fin Wungary. pro-Red waders are being cmon hed, UAreatened, temetines aot @ Workers in Lintu, Poland, sruci for aewirad Gaye recently although Reda denied f- pgainat currency valure @ Bulrerian gists eho have Praternied with Russian soldiers oe puppris now are being - fidiewled 4nd aeepied ® In Comtwalovain, funeral invita lens Rave een tasued tare ghite! for Malia @in many plants, Tale Red tmpuriand sa Chines efe prowling deer uc dimappraring 1 eirange ways, @ Ie Hungary, recently, cape busied a grmt ted cas upon & pois ten atty squnie Bit the het wea mabe ef Meet tend dovtly) tue kere ,f1m & Caeeh Pactory. 8 tet of, Comsnuntes in Poland. 6 secret grep rai ed LE stow - ing gure, beeping contact win the weston - word MVD tured pean s wcere’ ste Saasn tae stiochs about WER dug Blue © la Litbvanian Guattir.cs. escaped ns tonals WHE 8 Gobel wndeegrvund group teen of Ihe “Porest Prowiren” ib oorelng eperetiy emsiret we Roce 8 Ang in Crechuniovaics “a @Pmeres “drs Aegon” hee Seen termining mashes: ehuch aap “actade’ fa on? tuowatatns and furtsto-see Avedrets of determined maeg pocple ante, fouperd wih ards oad mocking ptatgla, ore metry for the Romeur . “Brothers Gud maters, thi.ctiurrgting wears, Avail @ WUR patience Phe a2a of ont fracdum Wend whine arena and “hy Bolsieoul Ryders wad be @ertatee * Shore Hee Reds Lach W HS Lever incredie argues atready @ abecIneg OF Lhe “Qulel prelate” ape indi cated Gy Agures Prom fewer U8 air Puree Ff fe aed chusreR Aase sede Bowel secret Betas HT Rs Cur lai: to made the desparate weed fer freedom! “Thetr natetors.” mapa Gen fipanta, “ase in- SETMMRE af Une rele of BOG te 1 AGG 6 Geek. oe inode, mute oth families, tazane eoory thing Lo Wail Herlere of het lo napeerniig An te sb euntes (nner inings are baporning whith tbest Me Rega werwt a this tute find today, even in thee UBER lorif Uieee are Gefnlte wgns of Rimeintsation ines, Sera pees. regent ¢ growing “fooling One enginesr. none tn See Tart ce ‘RuMbers of ws Camps gue relerE hance, great munbert of Rad oskdbert would desert * Ja Mostow, peopia read Franca Soranas 18 18 G8 uf (716 few hese sourede wit evaiiabie “Rut triany Petese just tha copneite of wtial Preséa Calls Chesn. abyy the engineer And ivan Istana. 3 Moecos oprre etar. aS show in Americas ange Mastow Onde Keaw Proedann “Ts wwria hete the whole eysieen'” OUtminovaly green in Sed mids of Stalin and thy Pouiburs, saye Jatan, it Ue mecnary of what fiappned. in Wosid War {1 when the Nisei army was Knocking at tha gine of. tos sow For one strange mamth, the Tearfiit com misuare Rnd SAVET crete fled a Keldhenss, “Bud tn Masrow & mirseuinas thangs tuk place,” Joaan muy “buddeniy. an als of free don prevailed” With (hetr raters gons. pecgie talked treaty of Row they Rate the regume Por the Gray Aime inwp felt momentartig ante “The people hated and feared the Gonnans ‘they due Rated and fonred thew wen enie Bo fur a month they'bevaihed tne sweet az of freedom watt the threat of Mess tyranny pad and the tyrant cei mianere returned ” SMasl Grumalic of sii the reyorte-anc mot Manitcont te one breight out at Ceschosio- enki by a mad the, protect ala relates Rare Rome, celle Rimaei? De Charie Garret ‘The whale world remember the mysterious Gegth of Cece hoslowanie 's Qoiewed tareign min. tater, San Maaas7® Masarye was reparted By the Creumuniasts Lo Lace commited sarida te ieaping Tree & wincsw Pout Carcha felt mse be nad been murdered “Whai the world dusant Rove,” saps De. “Gdirysn, “in thes seme ume age cndernroend Sgents whe eecretip investigated Une Geath of Masaryh found he had teen anes art traced. ROW CURTAIN REFU : PATE RS EB Caener ae Beak Be temerubarnens wor doe rethde the murder to 0 groap of BCD patie ~ “The wnderyrminl & ett tookieg far there MVD mea-all tut ene af ined“ De. Caryh tard we of then: iSey found Mod tang age he was oted te death * How worried Ute Russians ore today 12 trai cated bye gra repert trem ting Litheaata: in thas Bite eguee of ante 3 000.000 peeyur, ong 14 etary 203, ar a tena! of bE 60D, hare Sean of Graih. The Siew whe Pung the ~ghas™ of dead efuckens un the pobir ag eare were pant to mia ve campa Prive af detacuse are ott porged But the “quest enetme” Is approaching 8 pornt os werk pence werrer can aw ieiger abd Ube prouiact th chock, “We Rave be Be very careful of Sek we let about the endwrgrenns, “Rhus ket coe armare pou men the Teme come the pecgte Ri sed Une Wren Curtain aflame 28 Botning Sina reer faseed totus AbGedy theo Eran erage 12 Deginneng te eelale Lbs pugeort” BO8 STALE wm edd che tut thet dad we aap als Conte ene eevetuminp fe “memunan” ty Mg Qatsot. “Dee may trae te Reger ovat will come owe.” 3 ngs © gan, “Ponta gecmng on thet andesteade's exgoensinn.” GtE CAMPAIGN ye eeUelT dee a heres wal Kb 26 art poste street Ree Yas aS 8 seeath seer
0000 Helping Refugees From Slave States lnternational, Rescue. Commiittes, “Supported by Voluntary Gifts, ‘Has Assisted More Than 80,60 Victims of Comerunist: Tyranzy . By Virgiate trwla SEW YORK Busy MERE was mo mace the night thad Cage sad’ Viste Sept T ees thio the black watrgn of ihe ishy tear ther Nore the Ue sdlege beaund the Ive Curtsla Steeped te che tT, wth Shei clothes Bild at-e @ beowe tier Pad Lehas te 8 meh Ly young culipie tated wut frie the bere 30d thea pag the rat before them, Degen Ure peun for freedom Otis iter Faun’, Weeding tey water, wie Cisy Latened to snare unctt Uae macs mdug the coming af the beedve paired Bur luck’ was with Olga seg Viereur that sig WR oes, Rnetted sed cramped frog taequdio-wsies, Wea resin. emace af Soe far pide of the inke, Avd Gee after doaning Use abbey See undid the thongs thet Bold waecder"te rake of shag Sean Bate raft aod set the peeves at Peliig wy wbetr try Rarde Grey cet out ca ihe lang Smuroes thaivwes te ond tm Eumste 2 Tuwaey, in the warsta asd frmastabip uf the nffwen ae une baee nai Rescue Commitee SRe Bu eS bet sane a a smomtoid aor, Mik and V3 tne LE ogfives thay. tolg how 9 boy woxtur ip their sillage bad grea. tem & drug fo give ts Bera ero bim from erying out up tae dus, They slag ald bee they Rad decided to mak cbely Lees tia figat te frewien deeeuse word hed reached thet vittage at te awercgh orgenizetan thet vaas beiping nefupers waa re Grune ad their appease da Crag marc, tieuay, hed eluora Se vert secret police and Srore avards aad Sound refuge cB Uae See cousivies of the Beet O€ evureg Popol? rs eet Use read tame of Olge and Ylecie Teen TEM ame Je & clneets os wecret, Neither can the oot 8m Cant faarke a MAM GY Sesubasien, * Walurtary _ Ketusee weitere. Burope im etick they Row Ure be need LKR Om anonsnity ean Cus end Viadssiar - thd young Mubat eacase Comame Dist vengeance Det terough hep | * Rhak @ obtainrg from the ister fattonal Rreus Comaities tid young couple whe velued freedoms, endte then their. gen Lees and that af ther aon are carving wk ~ Bnew bile (ot (heriaghes for eh ferent trum the luo af: slavery Rey formerly bare. Bince ¥-J.Day ihe Interngteak Rewue Cammities Ran detped. in one fnew oe anethet, eee han RHOOY Rungre sitios of Bovied totaltarianion Ad as ord ef how tha Americas ce ganuation, aupprted ectingie oe won betas, rere farther bebind tte Tred oF Fete fothet seg fen curtain, ite oe veriinues ta r ath Spaeth, former Uhet of ‘Start of ue Uried Nivtes Alz Forve, whos efairman oof the tien tu Uetneee Campaign REUSE PS Fy vere SAR! ron ere re Stor 1d af fants ta “neep ee ine the thes of the organizstion io © arse Geren Rumanstam fan aepeet uf the tree Carta : vampaitn "he ead, there is -the aartoys danger th Jack af emergency Eateriel asettty Bore BL cause the deviitaie pee. guna Whe Reve ecrapet form Sasietaleintnated detrterary te auceumt me current Servet propas gahda thet ‘polttwat frerdum 22 the Beet means frente ta atone’ “Tneee courageous tefuiers da pot qualify for registratior s6 displaced prrwina cn tewhoorad Binumds, Whie the talernsiccal “ Hirfugee  Orgariaces of ie United Nationa gives 6 titR ae Bilan 48 cae. ith Budyed Made Ae proven for this pease Anfius of pultics: refuges ard ‘binge fia at present an the pro casa of windsng up APT EBT A ay thee who age cwaping “oe TE cere Me ansittande wastRerer. “Yo mast instances, (heer fren CS tela gefusece are lett te Ranger aod apusiuel Crust stiee,.” fash Retuaee Campaign hee 2 Naa Vor am eftwsal oatine & the tur of the wares TRC Gh. | ba att of the Ima Corn srming fowe Ube" countries @nd taut deee tussie Tuthey ta the peateet aod i8 many sesea the only anyrtry: BOER alfurda Immediate amtene Te ewepe le Turaer Utes saat eres sens of The moat perenne freanera tp tke warks Oe the Autgarian frontier Mas extimarcd tral 80 per teat af Useee Brie ees the to evapo are shot doen The Ronde Ghat de piereed ut euaying are completely deseo vertion the THe Tren Conent ndee Campsien brvause to 8 a tse only American reiset om ganizateoe which mainiaine aa vfs Gey in Turkey.” Derptie ibe tremendous edkén BgRGL them, Pefugers talat ae waacha iNew way into [ree one tetee ai the rate of 200 te IAW aah Tao af the met siretegsreie leeated Gffiret of the UNC are he tet in Austrigeein Vienne spd. “Aastite te af Ionpertaee pee mrariy ac g transit potct for emast wd othe trea Curtain refugees ca iver way fo ine Wee” the Ike etheral explained | “Speritar sate ty peapurta mint adien be under taken on bebald of the more oe Cargeted tefugers ance hidnse was trequently escur, The chal blem ie tn tranaler, the Teta aoe from Uhege areas ia Awtre dere they are ta denest Inga ise Sed serset police tg apres of erester safety, where mave renmpirte. ald and rehab: . ae poauhie 1a the offices fa Germany, te Franktart, Mantes Reemen ard Stuigart, thousands’ of persone Reve beah gien emergence am 2 an Food totaling | Sake poungy Bag eee distr! Buteng br the IRC ty ewaped peresne tn @ Ramer of tefuges centers nae fast Mae and an etditrenst BOW Iaditicual foot Packages wri apa T3.AU0 pounds have hove gee out Dor the malm tty af thee stare the people funsiig away trem Son bate Gen Ap, viet avery thie help thenugh ihe ” been Curtain Refuges Compaua wee the'-firee ab thes Rag re. wehed from 6 priaie eource, sod elles ney inal “eltiough Une Smet waa dail, the vers gee tury of aid hed @ treme; i rae pe ret ayantet of Western Freedom te Her caily berund te geoied all ieee” a grey thik, stand by the side af bree-men, “The very tot Bhat Anevickng, 2 induntoais, rare enmugh to Agip thore eho hove tahen: & stand ageinet Nov iet dtete dee oN rer teva prectige In Westera Burepe. and. via the grapering, dehing Ube frog Curtain tell, 2 ® e capoicingy te arept the ehaironehip of ina cam: ORL, aed abt a oeWel 1@ cue patlonal se ure Rrogram = The purpoe of this abngeien te tu bring emergency aid fo Ute many eared of hue Fish doses ane are Paging ihetr lives to es eps Smitet Levene and Brugia, Ageng thee, ase many people wha have tres.and cai be nf ine grenleet sentence bo ae 6% providing we eth an underai aed wha of (he Soviet mentality aawets ag Wlih vital Intelligene on what sta Rampening ehind the item Certain, ‘Oser the past thier years. more thes MALO med, women and chiilicd hase etwted Sevres aeetrt gullee and tenses Beards at tee fren Cutan te make the breax tor deeabun Their nuesters Sty increasing cach week oe de te mat soe with ihest feet Ties Deaaid evecsthing ta thew wntaing desoten te a fee way wf lite ‘But the work etach the boon Cartan Ketapee 0 ampaies ae dra eteted. fo somplish ie murs a abariiy, at the present me Ment in duutoey Hie potitead wtp. Qom Let ine dise aoine examples “Among the eminent scents whom this rampant hae seated be ete nf the faupemost Ruwtaa batiear phypsiresta weaes ob ate ehgag sin ipeatent geniogte al bares tm the Tashient area. of” (URN now “Sliced fo be @ feorine Cinwad for Soviet ataaie emperimerta SUH anether ‘Rus Bbs-ctper, 8 tery prominent off peoiegist, Nas euleey arena ip the Artic. regions of the Sevtet Reina Bow rreueted te be the site of secret ay base ARheugs Ue INC offiews be the western oeciue of Sirti@ are siesined gnder ihe burden af care for thé mounting ember of rete wives. Ue Verte alie fea Bee cys ote of the clef contert, because {hren pesple. went-te Put A MRD distance as geiible be. taeea ten and the Communit Polwe Sime there steta camps of ags hing in the Faris sea, the. GHA" retugres (here are among the moat destitute in Bye tare Fron it¢ tneegtion tn (849 une der the chatemanetig.of Admieal Reeherd Bo Berd the tree Curtain Retievre Cartpagn toe lore wp: ported eatuely by voluntary cu tibutmns Hecealiy Gea Spaata trevind Inet Ameri ani why see Ja the THU a powerful seaport in the fiiht agains Corumunnns Rad eentiheled more then ene ard one Agif mithion dolisrs, The From Cust atts efugee Camnaign emily ty these whe ‘ommaunist, ace oie op pened fo Nari. Rewenths In Fara @ Ruudan Gidomet ys arparted lo have was dee the wlluesve of remsideratte veths dasard ihe campaign in vestent tegece aa Boldene cal tater co of Kelp te theme whe sal through Biles in the ines Cortaae Pearle Lae Obea and Viale pould iL ite Russian leader that the promives are put falar, ates Rear REFU 1. Herd Lmpast CURTAIN ON LRN IONS tiewesat tat af canta s Bee ie ay feder Bb 8 clea @ ote 6 CAMPAIGN ACT Lae it a, i haart Ace York a. o tevnee pavable 18"
14-00000 Russian Plans xpatriates Tell of Feverish Effort to Make: Atom Bombs — Believe ‘Siberian, Oil Fields. Now: Yield Id Ample’ Reserve. oO ay ALVIN H. GOLDSTHIN Biaft. Correspondent, of the Fost-Dispateh is feverishly producing atom bs to reduce the advantage in } Weapons now held by the #4 Btates. That fs the opinion wo Russian geologist-teehalcd who escaped. trom the Soviet ma shortly after World: War IT sound refuge in Western Gere of the Hungarien Asrembly;. yas Stdzidauskas, once Lith- n Minister to England, and . ner Crech lawyer identified ag.“Dr. X” for the protection 3 family in Crechealovakia, . ~ aking through on interpres \ndre Karpinaxy. aod Leonid a”, the Russian technolo- agreed: @ have ne way of wowing ‘stage of the program jibe t Usion isin now.’ the fwe © rates’ said, “We do know terth Slivrian ol! fields have seeretely developed and that ty now Rusala should have” auts : ficient resérves, Karpinaky, 4 geologist, mining and construction, apecialist,. bas directed mény Russian projects in “that field, Smirnov ts former pro- “fetsor of. petrolenm gedlogy at Leningrad. “The Siteriin field cy operated independently from other produc- - ing oll regiona in. Europe. and the | " gat part.of it ta being get ailde- , or mill urposes, What : i behind’ the fron curtain’ at 8. tary P retlng here sponsored by the E country knew as ‘war-time eon- servation of oll’ for persdnal and industrial uses Is perpetually is etfect im the Soviet Unies. That B adsures § surplus. os . Comments on Atom Bomb. "As for the atom bomb, Smirnev and Karpinsky sald theoretical physics ‘bad developed slowly - ‘oe the Soviet Union but gained Jm- J petus when American develoty ~“ménte in dUtlear research be knewa. The result, they sald; was three fold: Russia. bégan work 00 infor . mation captured from Nazi sources concerniag attemie re- search: German aclentiste were eajoied or kidnaped to continue drive tor-the theft of stomie se- erets from the United States. — As for Russian atomic produce ton, the spokesmen guemied goemed that, DECEMBER 5, 1950 the Soviet Walon Bad * bombs.” They doupted | they matched in-quaatity those held by _ the United States ard appeared . Quite pdsitive fn. spreulating that they. were tafertor in quality. “The é lori:ts lack: *: fag in Rumata, they said. “Tanks, tractors ‘and Wke meehe, anized devices are subject fo thass production there,” they con« tinued, “bat the industrial pere - fection required for the. ‘compits cated processes of turning” out. atomic bombs is: Himited. The ‘atomle pratbetion, of course. ts top. secret,” but we know that sufficient. ‘urantim {s avallable in | the Fengans Valley of Turkestan, Doubt Progress ox! #-Bomb. Both arientlets expressed doubt . that the Soviet Usion had made. any progress-toward manufactur - ing the hydrogen Bomb. They laughingly retorted to a question on that topic thet Russian know- Bow depended substantially on how many secrets Soviet agente ;bad been able to steal from the [United Staves, AIL ebservations of the refus gees were ta reply to questions fora memters of the committee and invited contributors, Oue in- _ @ulrer wanted to Bnow if “any _ veal resistance movement existed im the Soviet Union?" “The regime is so terrerlstle and bas such @ powerful, vigilant | police eysterm, that to organiza a -gesistance movement on-a large . dhetr expertmenta at Moacow, and” © the Kremlin directed a systematic ‘he United States wente wart” another questioner put in. Smtr nov made reply. “Wo, and the best example fs . the attitude: of the people aur. ing the Finnish war,” he said, '“Everyone hoew Russia had at- tacked Finland ‘and not, as the Government announced, that ‘Finné attacked Russia. It ig “ienewn to-all Russians that dur- “ ing World War IL the United States gave ail assistance, Rusalans Kaow of U.S. Ald. " ePeday it is known to the Rus - slam people that it ts net the United Sistes trying to invoke a ‘war but the Soviet Union in tts expansiontst policy for world eon ‘ quest. It le known to ali Rusaiana that thé United ‘States haa been a irlend of Russa for two cen turies.” Asked’ fer’ his ‘option coneerte ing the attitude of the people in gslovikia toward the Unit- calling their sation had been ¢e- tablished ia 1918°throngh Ualted ~ fully. Ray 0 Sarpinaky was asked what he thought could Be dage, short of war, to help the Ruslan people oppose thelr government. “He ig very. aifficult te answer this question,” he replied, (hought- “There are 50 meang of channels fo resch the Rusdien seople. They were the flrat vier ting of Commuatst expangicn gpd are Peal Aind an tron curtain, Lean, ive na way at fhe mon ment. by wht me cao assist in opposing. dr reaisting the. regime, “Ie the event of war with Rinm- aia the situation undoubtedly would ¢hange. Under those clr cumstances, I@ would be imperad tive to point out that the amex fean people do not associate the Russian people with the Russian Segime, 1 must not be made neo engary foe the Rosian people to by Gen, Carl TT pante former > Chief of Staff of the United States “AD Forres, who is eerving as chals’ mas of the Iron Curtain Refugee impelgn. States actions. - {nthe event Russie overran : Europe, “Dr. X°Gaid in reply to - yor another question, the Czech un- par > ‘derground would gperate etfec- cP AS lively by making tts supply line AA waite ° difficult to maintain, - att ~e Do Ts V art cpa 9 xv ow cove aon y ayo” yor * agate san Ca" set te * \ yate ace eo" ax* - est asih > sinle 0 peti”?
Assistant 71 ‘for Su Ovars tlong , 20 Sooomber 1969 Attn ire - ; Chie’, Contest Hvialoa, O)-~ wae Valdinty TSIMOissorF vss. £08 bead 2. Colonel He-ry Ce iewton, Kadistant Comsandant, CIC Sohool, Fort Helatird, seryland hag advised a meaber of this “Mvieion that Pruyo/ fkuPr would be & useful source af Snfornati ong ; 2—e Colonel - towton, wio hag! booa assootated “with sro: ERP beth officially and etaorulse, eteted. teat he muons TRITI THOSE to be a US sitizon, educated at Tarvard, complotely true Gro rthy and loyal, and secusying & position ef croat etrateria igrertitege Colonel Yewten did cot state phother OF aot TSVTERUT was vorn in tho Ute , Se PRINQISEOFE As ‘now sorving with the $80 review Reard ia Contevas ft Be Me ASACEATT (hoor eo: Index (1) a
14-00000 MEMORAMDUK ns Gy ss Chef, Contact Division 9 4 Fok: Hr. Delaney SUBJECT: Valdiuir Teanomerofs eee een . Ll. Colonel Lenry C, Newton, Assistant Coumandant, CIC School, Fort Holabird, Maryland, who is a contact of this office, sugreats that the subject of thia mesoarnandun, now. serving with tha IRO Review Board in Geneva; would be @ verr useful source of information. SoS Se oY fe Colonel Newton, whoa hee teen Associated with Temnomeroff both officially anc otherwise, states that he lnowa Temnoneroff to be a US citisen, edveeted (Harvard) in the United States, coumletely loyal and trustworthy, onc occunring a nosition of great stratesic domertance. Colonel Newton did not state whether or not Tennoweroff was bora in the US,. oo, WW Steen Le , W. J. DuBose | Veod . Chief, Washington Office
14-00000 3 See aRt pong Geormnons VARs EO ARVEY, A 5 MP OMS REA TE ' we WM OPRIOSE Be Aer A“ Cry i P MEPN NEN UTTE ARTHUR RO DANCEIE, Waeb, OSCAR RENNENOHAL Wie.” @ Sponsoring Committee Puan RASTERG AMERTE IR tk. SNCS f r Rie AND BU MELLER LHGALSS DF x BERS ATELA F in KiNkiDGe FAMES WO CARLY REP PRANTL! ELLER WILELAMD J GASPY + WALLED a HOURNE SYN GUY Chierte SEN FRANK PL GRAMAM * ROBERT HALE oNTE MULTER 8 PAINE BATYERSON # REOQSEVELT EESINGER, JR. ARTHUR SCH MRS Ri WAN SHEVLIN “wae Earsutive Director PANITD MARTIN Compagn { Treasuier DAVID F. ‘SEPERIEELD : Pee “fe 490 é a » EKON Conran Krrvcre (CAMPAIGN: “al the IN rh RAW FIONAL RESCUE an INC. Hane ary Chairmen: Admiral Richan! FE. Byrd Sumac Welice a Chairman: Gravina Gaar Srsare Dear. pPrfends Decenbor 4, 1950 .. “Every Ancrican gonsetous ‘of our oo try's peaceful miositon® TSN 442 WEST 45th STREET NEW YORK 19, NW Y.- / "MU 2-4672- . hopes fervently that the conflict between Western freedom and Soviet: ‘totalitarianiom can be settled without resort te war, All of us . ketiow how. reluctant) y the American people throughout their. history have la#d down the tools of ponce to forge the veapons of war, only one issue in the 20th Century has moved our country to war, and that was the threat to our existenco ao a free poopie. I regard the Iron Curtain Refugee Campaign, of which I have assumed the chairmanship, aa one of the most hopeful works designed to protect the pence, Every Iron Curtain refuges representa a erack in the wall which separates Zast from West, on both. sides of which .the overvholming majority of mon and women want poace, During the past three yoars, more than 300,000 men, women and children have the rate of risked aeeeléao': Rives to eacape to our side. 500 to 1,000 each woot, They still come to us at Qnee they have coma to us, 4t ia our job. to help. feed them and clothe them until such time as they ‘can manne alone. I enclose a full page advertisement from tho New York Times of November 8th, which reports on the work of the Iron Curtain Rofugee Campaign sineo January 1950, This record of accomplishment io a tribute to Admiral Richard BE, Byrd, my distingulohed predecessor, and to the thousands of American citizons who have helped. It is a reaffirmation of the great American tradition that we will nevor abandon those who share with us a devotion to freedom, — We have done well, but we have not dona enough. “one man, his wife and ehiléren, coms to our side at the risk of ‘their lives, they are a welcome charge on American genorosity. 60 long as let us work for peace and freedom by helping: them in their moment of gravest poril and greatest need, Please help as generously as you can in this holiday season, {ft requires a gift of only $200 to take care of the emorgency needs of a family. Any gift will holp, Your response may mean life to some of these devoted men’ and women who believe ‘that freedom is worth every risk. General’ éarl Spaaty/’ Chairmeld CONTRIBUTIONS DEDUCTIBLE FROM TAXABLE INCOME. aR ER HOP TRE Ua mee cams ard dnancial gatements died with the Advisory Commuter ea Voluntere » Pose) ign, A‘d.uf che U. 8. Department of Sate Charcr member ot CARE, wage
14-00000 “Our best answer to the Soviet threat is to road “The NEW YORK TIMES, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 19. etree eee, ee stand by those who stand by us in defense of freedom” Admiral RICHARD E. BYRD By GENERAL CARL SPAATZ, U.S.A.F. (Ret), Chairman, IRON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN I HIS be a report to'the American peuple. It.is aleu a call to every Atmrriesn to support the Tron Gurtain Refugee Campsign of the - . International Rescue Committee~not only because thie campaign is the means by which we can give aid to-thousande of starving victitm of Soviet ttalitarianien, but alao beesuce this effort is vital.to the defense of the frontiers of freedom. Over the part three pears, more than 300,000 human beings. have , eluded Soviet secret police and border guards and escaped to the West because they would not live in slavery. Their numbers inerease at the rate of 500-1000 a week. They escape because of their opposition te Com. munist tyranny. They escape -beeause they are.confident that the free men-of the Wiest will not-abandon them in their hour of need: : Thet confidence has not been in: ‘vain. The: Tron? ‘Cartain. Refugee Campaign, since its inception last year wndet: the ‘chairmanship. of — Admiral Richard, E Byrd, through ‘the voluntary: contributions of Amer jeans, has given emergency assistance to. thouraads of: there. brave hurasn beings. The record of this effort. which follows. shows. ‘that the Americas people will not abandun their allies:in the: world. wide struggle: for: free - dom. (The financial report reflecting this work-is printed. ‘below,) ‘Our belp.in the form:of food..clothing, medical care-and rehabilitation assist. ance is distributed through the. thirteen. -pverseag offices ‘of the Inter- national Rescue Committee eIRC): These! tolfices are ategically ‘located in eight European ‘countries, “(See adjoinitg. mhep., A en theee activities, covering ‘the - ‘period: from ‘January Vie ‘September: - 30, 1956. AUSTRIA: Offices in Vienna and 1 Salzburg. - Specific safety. messures ‘mvuant ofte: the more endangered. refugees: since ki ‘The chief problem ts te transfer the relugees. apings: Heaueetly occur, , from thote areas in —_ Austria whare they are in danger from the Soviet ‘ascret: Police te a library and study center for Russian refugees was established in the Munich arcs. Some of the scholars formerly associated with ‘the library are naw doing research for the Institute of Russian Studies of Marvard University. BERLIN (Western Sector): In response to the Communist threat to take over Berlin by means of a Soviet Whitsuntide youth invasion last May, the Iron Curtain Refugee Campaign launched “Project Berlin.” Replying to a spacial appeal, individual Americans and American business enterprises contributed enough te permit the shipment of almost 4,090;000 Ibs. of butter, cheese, milk and egg powder, children's canned food, and-clothing. This aid and the continuing .sarvices of all kinds are administered by our Berlin office in the . elesest cooperation with Gencral Maxwell Taylor, U. 3. Com- mander in Berlin, and Ernst Reuter, Mayor of Western Berlin. Overseas Offices of the {RON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN far West as possible with » view te establishing a maximum die- tance berwean themselves ond the Communist police apparatus. Since there are no camps of any kind in the Paris area, the 60,000 refugees there are among the most destitute in Europe. Hun- dreds of these escapees come ta the IRC‘’s Iron Curtain Refugee Campaign office every reception morning te ask for food parcels or clothing or advice. On the busiest morning this yase, 500 food parcels were gives out. Very frequently escapees are aided in establishing themselves in amell businesses or in their own pro fession in France, or In arranging for thelr migration to other countries where they can make a fresh start in life, To assist in the work of tha Paria office, o Committee of ' American ladies has been set up under the patronage of Mra. David Bruce, wife of the American Ambassador to France. The Committee ie at present endeavoring to establish a hoste! that will provide emergency shelter for mew escapess arriving in the Paris area, The International Rescue Committec also maintains offices in STOCKHOLM, BRUSSELS, ROME AND LONDON, where the same humanitarian services are made available te fron Curtain ‘refugees. | THIS VITAL WORK OF AID MUST GO ON. So long as Soviet terror continues, thousands will continue to riek all in thelr dee perate flight to freedom. Millions are being expended by the U. $8. Government and individual Amerieans to counteract the big He of Soviet propaganda with the. truth of freedom. But truth js more than words, Undernourtahment, lack of decent elothing and shelter, the lack of concrete evidence of Western support and approval, could make these human beings vulnerable to the continuous stream of Soviet propaganda thai political freedom in the West meana “freedom to starve.” Prattlings about freedom mean little te starving men, The very fact that Americans as individuals care anacnserle Ge aw tmend non -et~-t Bt
ad areas of greater safety, where more «complete ald and rehabilite- = tien are possible. . GERMANY: Offices in Frankfurt, Munich, Bremen, Stuttgart. Through these offices, thousands ef recent éscapees were given emergency asalavance, Food totalling 1,300,000 ibs. has bean distributed to escapess in a number of ratugee centers since technology. and to our national security effort: a top-rank! May, and an additionol five thousand individual food packages ; - Soviet nuclear physiciets a Russian geologiet who hae made surve weighing 75,000 bs. were given: out. ee of the Tashkent area of the USSR, now reported to be the provi For the majority of these human beings the help vecelved TURKEY: Office in Istanbul, ground for Soviet stomle experimente; an Arctic oll geologiat w through the Iron Curtain Refuges. Campaign ‘represented: the first For refugees coming from-the Balkan countries and southern haa surveyed areas now believed to be the sites of secret Soviet : . tangible ald they, had secured from any private source. The i - ~ — KSEE nea +: S MOLSAS Ae BLE wAOT HOLE Bro eeL eaters aenegs O92 SEnEtOD oT taeF SOOT R OHOmPEES WH wee against Soviet tyranny will strengthen our country's prestige Europe and penetrate behind the Iran Curtain. But beyond this, our help to these men and women throu the Iron. Curtain Refuge Campaign is more than slmple huma tarlaniam. Among the recent escapees are many who have be and can be of the greatest assistance to American culture « ~ Russia, Turkey is the nearest and in many cases the only country hoses. Men like these have been able to provide us with vital kna amount that each individual secaivad was:necessarily limited, but = which affords immediate asylum, To escape to Turkey they must edge sbout developments behind she Iron Curtain, and have giv this assistance often produced. a tremendous paychelogical- and ‘cross some of the most perilous frontiers in the world. On the. we a better understanding ef the Soviet mentality. They come moral effect. The certainty that he is not forgotten, that some- Bulgarian frontier it.is estimated that €0.% of those attempting "* not as informers bui as free men risking their lives to sta: one in the free West cares often saves these human beings from to escape are shot down. The hundreds thet do. succeed in- ettap- with 1 us in the defense of freedom. ; that soul-destroying bitterness. which-has driven some ‘te return ing are completely dependent on the IRC’s tron Curtain Refugee I ead this report icith a call to every American to give h to thelr homes behind -the iron Curtain. .. Campaign becsuse this is the only American relief organization active support to the rom Curtain Refugee Campaign of the Inte In addition, fund. were also made. availablestor rehabilitation which maintains an office in Turkey. _ ational Reacue Committee. If we are to be true to the gre projects and centers of various hinds. This included, for example, ‘ American tradition of aid to those who, at risk of their lives, star el publication of 2 Hungarian history. text to: be used by the FRANCE: Office in Paris. by us in defense of freedom, see cannot desert our staunchest alli children of Hungarian-escapees who, until. ‘they. escaped, had been “The. Paris office has become one of the chief centers for fron in their hour of need. You can help now——-immediately——by yo forced to use the version current in. ‘Con miunist Hungary.” “Also, - in, Curtain vwefugecs, ‘beesuse many of these who escape travel as & ontributioa siteched to the subscription coupon printed bela: RON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGE me wh cof Ahe INTERN ATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE, 62 West 45 Street, New York 19, N. ¥. He corary Chaitmen: Richard EB. Byrd . Chairman an Treasurer toner y ROUTED: Sumner Welles CARL SPAATZ David F. Seiferheld INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE;: INC. Cundensed Statement of Income and ‘Dishursements. for the | qe Period Januars 1,°1950—-September $0, 1950. as Sabpaitied ts “The U.S. Depsriment of State : ‘ 2. In Carb Goods in Kind PARTIAL List OF SPONSORS OF THE IRON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGH See ee Mangtys:w. cwrtps paner DD GMTONtE . ABTATR LOPS ° PRIN LOOP . 2° arsuEe WHR ae LETHER W. FC NODARL 1 Cxem Proatent, Bregeire Cotiere Laewrer Lawser . Sorin at piehiee Governor of Minnenda Gatien, DO ire NY. Seo Yoru MY. Maw torn MT Broerote . a Fast. eno ewan. Ps ys: ge ' bascan aLapond. A . . ry 4 TOTAL INCOME Brides Marware Versersity. gpeme? stame Thrceretty e 5 Senate BID Me ATT nant eee ae aes ne wayTHEW wots ’ Wise Preatsost, international > . : - : oe Chaar 0st atarte. Ge 1B 8 ot 7 Little Rime, dre Cammridge. Mase nex ¥ ee Prousent. Ay ehbaes, Garment Worters Unten ‘ a aa poms TT - BERET sioast corns nia ° ne Tren Ronn wpsponatn ARTHUR OCMLSSINOINN, FB, ; . ‘ i Richmond, cy ie Center mere, 7 . . : DISBURSEMENTS “AbgUP a BERLE, om tare ae ee naMt tL coupe rs " Aacaimane Mortara Seas new ue sirevuen 2 ob ono os me as ee oR oe yey : Im Carh: . pater Aart Becretary of Rau Gag cuorre Betwm Putere Prgicee Protea. Harsara Catveretty — Waaninetn 0 C0 sat ; eka Sos S ser embridas. Mase ALLE RHIVERS \ : . on aan . Lice dead “geet Pe freind. “cant WILE ee URTEN ae at Wel § . : Resettlement and Relief for DP'yfrin Rotten coum Noumascicciya sat Sr ppaiys Menomena oe alae BO GENERAL CARL SPAATZ, sa iy 7 : a " 4 - itor. Aatwrday Rew Yor, BOY PRR CL SEPT Tee - afread Peri eee Curtain Refugees and Persecu . 28 Literature Bae eet eneucs Chronicle | an . a ROAPFAT RO ‘ General. Relief in ‘France, Italy, ‘wits: woe, me 8 : oxuonre om taa Conerede at Rennarrana Seatntee WOTNNRE San runes, Cau t tA 4 € . of ee Berngent. ‘Cowire Se Re a ATCR. Lewte sevuroes “Eee rece, New York, Uatveratty IRON ‘CURTAIN REF UCEE CAMPAIGN rin: .. “ erlan ustria, Sweden, Germatiy,: ; ; VeaBY BOCCEINRIDOE WoeaaD & Ps ‘ehWAM oe ate see. auihet ADLAL. arryEnvon . _ & of the International Reseue Comuinittee Belgium, England, Turkey and U.S... “48.2: 38 ee HT Re Sige tien ot innate aanrin wave iri ww gererece gt inns g West 45th Sireet, New York 19,8. Y; Servicing. and Care, Work | eed 35, 527,97. “Protemen, Columots. Ute, rp at. corre ‘Kew tert. WV. Feenisent, Svarthmere College  YAVING STOHR 5 , New. York. MY. Haantnow « ntnae Swannmore, Pa, TOTAL 8. 466,383. 98: AOU BROMIDE Bidders. 43. Berar Chara Bree Crepes arias meres Gatton city Oy. enclose my eontributton to help In your work, eee not “ e ¥ om ot CHARLES PF. Tare . beeas Sate 4 0 Forman mags Ores . yen BATNeS Wobsces Broacrite, v. : Farmer Froebeo, Vosired Comore G he fone ot eis . ammerween Cro ¥. a - : Meserial Aud: Goods i in Kind, Mecvae. tes wasteneian. Be edhe wen tary pak ORM oe, Clot Oto a Oo $200 to enable the re shilitation of an Iron SsaRyY & Bt Lass bag Sd sv gore ee Sp RMA THOMAS CARE Packages and Generel Relief oh cr 983.407. 0. Graiecen, Ceocral BEG Goreram of Memecwente a See BE eaeauie WALeD rate Charman, oo wer Word Cowes ff Cartain refugee cence eemenSone Sino sla eee, Shouse k pewter galv@- 2 LOOTEE Presigeat, Comanse C8 ee Fort He, ld 1 Curtain ref TS $1,349,791.23.- jabene BCeamans Yeouay & Dewey immer, New Yak ee _ SRANMING m. TomtAD g © @_- to ald Iron Curtain refugees , E MEN oo . Albany, MY, hvaie - Davee Photps-Reoken Pumd . TOTAL RELIEF DISBURS . nae seas feaurorns. oreet wena a. aC MOPIASY BAA atonog 8 parressow me Yea ¥ 8 {Hake cheeks payable co Cart Speets, Chelrmen ) . CE Chareae Board, mot 2, Tums: . . ee ry -@ , Comin Cae, aed VAL PETERSON career Other Dishursements: Administration aod aed EB rome Reeron ne eu y peeakg ten nares t Gaianeaaa § Neme . ree ot ane, Tenant enise Comin , ¥ RALTYSRORR gat ». PomrEE patrea wascen f TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS .. .8] 441 394,05 ‘ Fey cam acter tirat iene”  Gimewennt oy, Sel hetee. 6. Mospowd Cant s wee ‘ieeermenionitemsemene LSS ee pee, Geieron Pannen crea sluse tae Rimakn Resoas . 9 Address me EXCESS OF INCORE 3 creme, beste bag ey, piret marc ia Pelamg Crear. Aeroen arbors Gach Borttern o a ‘St newan BA oN Re Be? oe | potidase 8. OhameoeRE BB eadaM FEreLeoR | Bata UC weenie ee ramento, Cail, ll VE SBURSEMENTS ... ‘$ | BB. AB. 4  awger lawyer. ANT Hee Bk ree RAINED Wek, were OVER Di : - = + Hew Toa HY. Bow eet OT, ania Cor ren ee oe D ¢: Rewopanernss 9 8 City - Donen BAC rene Pre ee Tneereny Green oh rg Seren Write Qing BTRER temeble f Pree Wo Ban bane COP. VAR Biot: rood. . Pruetaiphda, Pe a (Cantrtbutione deductible foros ocgure } : = he £ . a Aomern Qu +39 Tp : SAR '
14-00000 animes chter, Hew Tork Office . ? Foveaber 1950 ontor, Office Rovottieseat Caapaten for Exiled. Professtoaale, contact of. this. orfies. “peeently received a letter fron ons Dr, ; willidin a Bernard, who hae deen appointed: Hablonal Disector of the newly formed ‘WRasettlenoat Campaign ‘for Exiled Proféssionals® of tha International Reeeue Com Bittes, Inc... = west: 45th ‘Street, | ‘Hew York, co: e- Qe ‘ 2. fhe’ ‘purpose ‘of the new “‘perettleseat ‘gaxpad gn ie 49 make poesible the Pesettiiesent in thie country of 2, 000 of the preseatly estimated 10,000. to 12, 008° - professional a- StL ‘ia Burepe, through the provision af the tiesessary jebs and oO housing opportunities required for these ) people defare they may cone ints tie. eomtry, . =. 3. In the event that information concerning thé new *Resottleaent Campaign. for Bxbled Professionale® has aot olready etze te. your attention, we pase it.on to you for whatever ection you may wish to take, WILLIAT P, BURER ASCo] oman: nas eo} Chief, Contact Division v
CONFI JENTIAL Sireebor, Gentrai AnvelLirence 3 Moyrsbap 1969 if. Assis aie dirtover for Cperatlons Ce Dare doretd,, txoonttve Lecrutery of the at eee clonal Reecue ae ee aeaen de Suvjoct 8 tale Seiad uous in ay ofttes aa mn urea, Gad end? tue ine Gould os al “avbaal mnesit to euch ours, he proposals Word Wists (a) Eo finds awy valuatle invelli, ance sources in Hurove and that he show: “ soole te contact C.4 overeoes persomre] in osc te page % inform.tion we cacaive their aid in c:auttlac thu noe. nes to this countrye 1 roplied that tile wos impouaivds Dut that Cid's Hes lork Fiald Cffles, wish w.ich Lo has olrcedy bean ta contact, wouli be chai te forward any Goseierp of candidatcs Lor aialasion under saction & of rubite Lew 110 to bes: top ten for complderat\one (o} Gis invercets with toe Lepartsent of iefonse for itis uee ef sous of ie quota Sor entrance of bi's and refueete: I relied tat I i folt thas be shew! deal directly with the Departeamt af f igtenss On trige (s) GIA eheald go to Concrees and prase for asende wentts to the ucCarran act tn ardor te further ita Intel ltrens potential as well as saniet.in a sass defuction movers I reylied tust toils was o polley matter for ‘tate bemrbawt tO solve, that CLA in an effort to mintain anenyaity was ayeres to cettine into controversial ;ublic disputes but would undeu>tedly slate its positian if called on by egress ional comalttecs to do So. (8) Ctr tana up with CiC im comsany ite inaisquacies La ie Scroenin. of ovta,g I reclied tant this wae pons» . oft k's bwincss md tia, no sold d scues tris with iewd on his next visit Lo Germanys (8) CIA contriteite to the eu pert af a propos Eureplaa Institute in Paris, Gersaay, Ausuria and turkey wiles wula provide enploywent for displaced aciontista, jourmalista, etce, asd result in a sooree of excellent intellicence, I reslicc tint CLA had no funda for finameing CORSICEN TIAL
14-00000 ? Ly Cran Ai grog? ~ fy i 7 os Bs fied biah ‘ee r = of @ . such 4 oject and siggestcd be Cisse Wie protles with S,8té-Lepertonit ag to Ue political -roliest invalved ae . well as supparte dd gtated he tat Gone this and had cet . . . Beaicrd aul wel éluilar recul.o i6 trying $9 cat frace . o an: wat a counterpart Suncs sor the Rv jowhe 2s I belicve ( saa oucesssful ia geiding hrs tir Ln alsée . on r eer: ja his efforts bo cain subpers bey 4. Le papeibls tras he , May 4:pTreach you turough Ucn, Corl Sraatg soo Me Glaus de te be . tho mw i230 cagpailon ehalrcan replacing Adce Alena: dytile. Gut/ote eo: aLforg 9 ab fsa Gentact Division —
14-00000 27 SEPTEMER. 1950 Lo ’ - } SAN PRACISCO CPFICE CONFIDENTIAL - . “cow roerna TO CREEX FROM KISKPATRICK BY RADPORD CITE WA, CK MR CASE $553, PURSUANT YOUR TELEPFONE CONVERSATION WITH TRAVIS — VE nOrIFTYD NAVY, NEY WILL TRY 10 INTHPVIEW IRO RFFUGRES AT CRISTOBAL, WE ARRANGED TOR ORR REQUINE-THTS TO AR FORWARDED SY ONE, GRra? INTREST HERS. TiQhKS FOR LEAD, (‘HOPE THEY ARE SUCCESSFUL, IF POSSTSLE VILL ADVISE OUTCOM LATIR, CONPIOR:TIAL'
Offic Memorandum « ) "UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT / \ TO Og onter, Sontact Division, 00 “para: 2 May 1950 "  ” Aktention: Mel Osborn. st oo FROM 9) Chier, Requireme ents Branch, PEP, OSI- Gd ; eon SUBJECT: DAS #366 Reference: 00/€D meno dated 2 April 1950, te Chief, Req'ts. Sp, Pap, ost, a Eastern Buropean Setentists. . l. At the prasent time becitice of the attendant security ~ conditions, the Resources Division, OSI does not feel justified to request contact with any of the people described in reference meno. However, even nov, from our standpoint, such contacts ‘would be very desirable. so 2. It may be expected that in the fiture as the aims of this diviaion become clezrer, together with the methods and needs for. ‘their attainment, contact with such people will become extremely: important. At sucn time this division may request access to these or similar persons. : : SEGRET
14-00000 REFERENCE: oe DR RT bore By Chisz, ffice - 7 April 1950 Chief, Contact Division . ad OO . mo Tdi gration Regulations ) seanranstin, 20 March 29505 t by Mako, eames sunjeot le te ware “unable to cet a loose eopy of IRv's constitution and "Riles ‘of eranrenty for. ResattLennnt be the US," but we found that text of tte oonati tutdun with the annexes. .Gevotes a whole section wry of the organisation anda comlete = Sinee the UN publishes ita ‘Yearbook for general public senmumption, 1t should be aveilable in any central public librarys However, if a copy ie.not available there, let us know and we will try here to got yuu a copy of tho requested docunante 2. Although you did not ask for a copy of tha DY act of 1948, ono was readily avallable and ip forwarded herewith for your retention. LYMAN DB. KIRKPATRICK " Enolosure (A) Copy of De Aot of 1948 [hs SEEK:
SOV Eb ene a earl oean OL RHEE: SE Pao rt “ Galef, Requirezonts Group, PaP, OSE |. $ apral 1980 Chief, Contact Division, 00 | " Bastéfa European Sotontiste | de. attached as Enclosure (A) are ourriculae vites of eight Eastern . uropean selentiste who are quite obvieusly anxious te ecoperate with the Gevrerment in any way. peeaible. Eneleaure (3) supplies a little additianal - fafermation mm some of the eight. 2. If, in ‘your estimation, any of these pécople should be interrogated, Please edvige ua and-we will further explore the possibilities. Yea will appreeiate frea tho nature af the ‘letters, however, that in these particular eases it will probably be better to avcid contact mloss you consider that the. iatelligence potential factor fer outweigha any embarrasenent that may be caused to the Covernmeat by contacting then and interrogating thers | Sar _ 8s You will note, for instance’ ” tnat sone of the Aocters in “Sotosure (A) are addreased to the “International Resow Comnittes and shout a week ago we noted that Vietor RiosdT, Wis has & coliza in the new York Daily Mirror, was taking. us the. cause of. refuges sotentists whe wore now euployed ag.dishe . washora az@ in other moniel oapacities, In this coluum he mentioned van ere i? ‘Tuvineo/( sresumebly Iwan Qubynsa 6¢ Enclosure (A)) by naze, many others by 7’ - . dnfiials, Indieationa wore that the International Resoue Comaittoo had provided tho impetus d@ well as the wuaterial for this solum. Quite cbviously CIA's contact witn theso people runs the risk of publicity and it is our opinion that this ida risk which should net be taken, unless it is virtually certain that those contacted have imtelligenco which mst be developed. é Your early coments on thie will be appreciated, ‘LYMAN B, KIRKPATRICK FPaolosures (4) - Currioulae Vitae: of Bight sastern - European Selentists {B) = Additional Information en These Eipht Soientists to ‘eos Indox “
. le. Note the folloring data, which are in addition te the letters and curricula vitae of nc losure (Ae. ek ty dat 6 wt ” is ge (a) Iwan’ pubynimeZa tt friend of ‘Youd ty iysenko and, Like him, a . Ukrainian nationals Late States that Lnbynec's trree vrothers, also acientiste, — 7° fre in eoneentrat von camps in Siberia, and that Ais sister was shot by the aaa -_, Soviet secret: oclices nie ig not one of the people who wrote IEC about _ “Lysenke, but he is known to be in bad otraite Financially. Perhap® ne could sw be. healed through cushnyoke re i . : ‘ uv, LAN Py HOB, ged reas Paiuan IhO Camp Traumstein (July 1047), and Theodore We» yo Feermandé, hesettlecent Off icor, tho SubrAres etonenhal (Hay 1949)6 ~ oO AS of ~ ope bfury 2 PROS + 6) andres Perechvalekij-Arrived in Wes. 1a Beptexber, 1949, through the ‘aid ef Kational Catholie Telfare Services and the Toletey Found ations at present has perlodic @lerical jobe} apeaks Latvian, hussian, Gernan, rood English reference: Professor Vasii¢vekis, who -worke at Lick eservatary, Hee | Hamilton, Coliforsia (and parhaps a feed prospective sores ia ais own right?) met Ge Soda rie aoe voto CME 4h 5 ore ee a ‘Hanns... daksousin+eOriginally eponsered by the United Verninian . “Reriot’ cmittee (where imshnyck seens to have good contacts) 5 apoaks good haglighs at present, usienployede on lt vel ne ap ipo: (a) Alexander ue Shire if) additional inforrations (tf) Vadin He maeben ashe paper on "Use of Grang Kays ia. oy the Grime Laboratory” in the Journal of Criminal Law and Crininolory of. nnd Northweatern University, Vol. 40, foe 1, sayouune, 1849 (eopy in gnc filea)s hie wife ia employed at Columbia Basgeretty aS & research assistant in gonetics H te Professor Lobrianskye gy Ps . 8d bes ee oe ¥ te ca (rf) Bicholas G. Snirnot: relareived in the United States px Jetober °° 12, 19493 e:ploved as watelwans his fatharein=-lan is Nhedinir Jat inonexy ‘Chia letter indicates he Lives with sale rane) y . Qh) sere penshalken-<so giditional information, (exeest that this care cane to IkC attention other than through a spontaneous letter by tne selontiiste BXCLOSURE (B}
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. ee CONFIDENTIAL 28 arch 1980 72LVOLANDUM [0s . Chief, Contact Divisiod. FORs Operations | FROMs = Che, Office SUBJECT s TRO Imalgration Resulations ‘ea f de A contact of this office is Direator of a loval “social survice organization waich works in conjunction. 7 / with a méioual organization in assisting beste jnnigrate to the United States. As you ure probally “dware, present — US congressional le islation limits imnisration to the US only to those displaced persons in a OP camp continuously from Decezber 1945 to Jariuary 19463 in theory IkO is worke ing om that basis. The UN, parent organisation of IRQ, ‘also only accepts responsibiiity for DPs meeting the above criterion. However, IKO will not release its constitution and “Rules of Eligibility for Resettlemant to the US". f 2. Our contact has reason to believe that all DPs arriving in the US through 180 intervention do not meet the criterion. Ho hus asxed us if it would be possible to obtain for hima copy of IRQs "Aules of cligibility ete.® we stated a requost would bé mde but no comaitmentas as to success were given. Therefore, if it would be possiblo to obtain the document it would be greatly appreciated.
14-00000 : wi SYS. 1020A | TO KIRKPATRICK FOR ALIEN o FROM HUNT oe es SECRET yeh | : : VICTOR RIESEL HAS A COLUMN IN THE KY DAJEY MIRROR DEVOTED TO DISCUSSING THE CASE OF IVAN DUVINEC, THIS IS A SOMEWHAT OBLIQUE eee ane REMINDER THAT WE FORWARDED DATA O8 THIS AND SEVERAL OTHER EASTERN EUROPEAN SCIENTISTS TO YOU ON 28 FEBRUARY APTER RECEIVING THEM FROM MARTIN OF IRC. PLEASE LET US HAVE YOUR REACTIONS AS SOON As a POSSIBLE. “ToT: 93aAM/27HAR/S@ = GR=SA
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