5/1/61, the cP, NY 100-107383 ADMINISTRATIVE CONT'd -_ _ CG 5824-S* advised on 8/18/61 that the following information was confidentially received and it was recommended that unless corroborated through another source, the information not be disseminated at this time outside the Bureau: CG 5824-S* advised that SUE WARREN and her husband recently returned from a trip abroad which had taken them to the People's Republic of China and it was learned that after their return to the US, SUE WARREN had turned over to GUS HALL, General Secretary, CP, USA, certain money amounting to $500.00. This money had been given to WARREN by individual Americans residing in China with instructions that it was to be turned over to the CP, USA, and that it could be considered either as payment of Party dues of these individuals or as a contribution to the CP, USA, Due to the sensitive nature of the following information and the manner in which it was obtained, it was deemed advisable not to set forth the information in the details of this report. It is noted that any dissemination of the contents should be classified "Secret": —_ . (4 Abn. 975-gon' 8/7/61 advised that on May Day, t USA, delegation touring the USSR was Joined by a young American couple named DICK and SUSAN, who were living at the Hotel Moscow, and whose home address was 110 Christopher Street, NYC. Due to the nature of the following information and the manner in which it was obtained, any unauthorized disclosure of the contents could cause serious damage to the nation and dissemination of its contents should be classified "Secret" afBa 975- mer advised that on 4/27/61, the CP, » deleZation arrived at the Moscow Airport. ~ COVER PAGE -B- HW 54464 DoclId: 322940860 Page 2 Nog ets gee AEE i [ cor fy ey yy oe Fa WE) » “om ad
HW 54464 NY 100-107383 ADMINISTRATIVE CONT!D A young American couple named DICK and SUSAN, about 35 years of age, met the delegation at the airport. DICK and SUSAN were residing at 123 Moscow Hotel. Their home address was 110 Christopher Street, NYC, ' Due to the nature of the information and the manner in which it was obtained, any unauthorized disclosure of the contents could cause serious damage to the nation and therefore the information is classified “Secres' 6) ? . = a 975-S¥advised on 8/8/61 that during early May of 196T; a yo American coyle named DICK and SUSAN were living at the 123 Moscow Hotel, Moscow, USSR. This hotel is operated by the CP, Soviet .Union, for the housing of foreign Communists, The couple's home address was 110 Christopher Street, NY, NY, They were alleged to have recently returned from a two year trip to Red China without the knowlege of the US Government, . On 5/9 - 11/61, they visited Leningrad, USSR. They knew former members of the CP, USA, particularly those that had been in Maritime. oo Due to the nature of the information and the manner in which it was obtained, any unauthorized dis¢losure of the contents of the following could cause serious damage to the nation. Dissemination of its contents should be classified "Secret" and any material used should be carefully paraphrased so as to completely protect the informant, a highly placed source: . BA 975-S advised on 8/8/61 that on 5/11/61, the young American couple named DICK and SUSAN, last name unknayvn, who had been in China for the past 2s Gul) COVER PAGE -C- DoclId: 322940860 Page 3 QVa NOs 25
HW 54464 NY 100-107383 ADMINISTRATIVE CONT'D years prior to coming to the Soviet Union, were in conversation with JACOB GREEN, a member of the CP, USA, delegation then visiting Moscow, USSR. DICK and SUSAN talked to GREEN about mutual friends who had been members of the CP, USA. Upon thquiry from GREEN they stated they had been away from the US for about 23 years and had beeh in Red China two years. They stated that they were in the theatrical business and that DICK was a cameraman, &) ) During a discussion concerning people who had to leave the CP, USA, because they could not get a job otherwise, GREEN disagreed with DICK and SUSAN stating that he was one of those who had lost his Job and had still stuck with the CP. DICK and SUSAN finally agreed that GREEN had taken the right position. Qe ln) o DICK and SUSAN said that their time in the Soviet Union was limited and that they were under pressure to return home. They pointed out that they could stay in the Soviet Union if they wanted to but had not made up their minds. They said that they were worrying about their passports to the US, particularly in view of the fact that they had illegally visited Red China, pointing out that it would be very bad for them if it were found out that they had made such a visit. 0 fur -DICK and SUSAN furnished their home address as 110 Christopher Street, NYC. The following information was not set forth in the details of th epgrt in order to afford further Je ¥ security to 559-S*: 559-S*fadvised on 9/13/61 that it was learned from BOB COE, Publisher of "Facts for Farmers", on 9/7/61 that DICK and SUEAFRANK had recently returned from China and were angry over the degrading treatment COVER PAGE -D- DoclId: 322940860 Page 4
NY 100-107383 INFORMANTS CONTED \ The following confidential informants were contacted as indicated and could furnish no additional information concerning the subject: . Informant - Date Contacted Contacting Agent NY 388- s# | : 5/8/62 CHARLES 0. DAVIS iy 212h-s | Poa 5/7/62 CHARLES 0, - DAVIS NY 2101-S 5/8/62 PAUL A, JOENSEN NY. 2784-8 5/9/62 PAUL A, JOENSEN NY 2529-S 5/8/62 PAUL A, JOENSEN ras 359-8 (har 5/4/62 ROGER O'MARA fie 1117-8 A% fy 5/4/60 ROGER O'MARA NY 939-S 5/4/62 ROGER O'MARA fny 2816- s Hem 5/14/62 MORRIS W. HADDOCK pry 2705 ~ SHG wr 8/14/62 MORRIS W. HADDOCK NY 2917-S 5/24/62 SEBASTIAN S, MIGNOSA NY 3144-s 5/24/62 SEBASTIAN S, MIGNOSA NY 1086- S 5/24/62 JAMES B, COLBY NY 384-S 5/15/62 JOHN A. HAAG NY 646-S 5/21/62 JOHN A, HAAG COVER PAGE ; epee VM es | HW 54464 DocId:32294080 Page 5 QASA Speer T
Ni s HW 54464 NY 100-107383 INFORMANTS CONT'D Informant NY 2009-8 NY 367-S NY 972-8 DocId: 32294060 Page 6 Date Contacted 5/18/62 5/22/62 5/18/62 COVER PAGE - Fh- Contacting Agent JOHN A. HAAG JOHN A, HAAG JOHN A. HAAG INS ATSSE