| j ! t i 104-10071-10279] s : ®. cies ‘toy ann ae: * or Gk if ti DISPATCH | = Chief, SR.” INFO EE, COS/G FROM Io Chief, qMunich Base SUBJECT | repuoonfasnouauif— fo / Implication of ATine MOSBY in the. vad ACTION REQUIRED See Para. 4 belowe REFERENCE(S) from Moscow. The wever, shown too uw. 3 thef Moiicl Lase@ Case Officer the gist of it is ag TolTo«s: Aline MOSBY, UPI staffer, Moscow, © vho asked her "if £ knew [i feb tah ul Backorouned Use Only c/o American Embassy (m) Helsinki, ~ esked nothing further about you. cases ae aan ‘the service of the GB as Ie Cc s Supplemental Information: In tne evening of this date,!— with . ' reported the latest Of greatest interest was the Aline ! Having been personally involved in: aggressiveness from the, . og Lad a 26 Taking into consideration. ~.G & have a secure channel of mail conmaunication. the Soviet Security organs leony to determing the West, bypassing censorship. We also fear © th oe a “semen tt nnn ten CLASSIFICATIO USE PALVIGUS EDITION, “ei i. REPLACES FORMS 5t-2u, $1-26A AND 51-29 WHICH ARE OMSOLETE, De. LE ee te omy PU t a C Cr 4/ Ye 4 aA j Jopprazzons | 17 + : > ‘Oparat: cetera an aceag ac et ERCP RTA I tt St EEE AE LE SS RR Oe ST MO = MRL RENN fe Perma fantrenennkmsntniiny Ate nt panbantanrelt + | — t has just come tof _dattention that Pe ¢.. Stter, ho HEADQUARTERS FILE NO. Th-6=32h,/3 ARM ne Oc ne BP NO INDEXING REQUIRED INDEXING CAN RE JUDGED BY QUALIFIED HQ DESK ONLY MOSEY wrote to was malled from London. It n 4 t was handgarried from Moscow, po London and mailed from th “{s not known how the letter got to Loudon for mailing, but we acme that it eres @ letter was jn contact with’ ne | and a . March 1959 (in English) indicates that she arrived in Moscow, is working very Moscow drab, the housing; abominable. while dining at the National scieone named ba Cvoted also are two entries in the "MENORANOUT TO THE FL it hard, finds Seys during hor first weck : sat with her party ‘Che had sem me at another hotel talking to UP people) and if Il had met youl Frightening. ~ said I had met both of you and let it go at that. but avoided sare. My apartment phone is tapped, etcese..As the RECTUM FO CIA Russians open*our meil, you can write me as follows: Finland. Bre LE" in the, Cw... bie ™t 16 March 1959 I Saw him again Aline Mosby will be taken by Do Not Heproduce diplomatic pouch to Moscow, but don't sign your mame if you don't ‘want. Much rush, Love, A." Adds in a margin notes "He (Sam) he has small, narrow eyes, receding hairline, says he's neurotic and unheppy." [ <” “showed = Aldine KosbY'g letter. Hf in kveping ~ “with . ye to write MUSLY advising her to ask her recently met sEquaintance Sam PAVLOV, whether or not he would like to meke contact with & or! . through her CL ithirks Sam is a "ood guy" eveli though she might have “beSn impressed inte ‘gs father guessed. oe in a telenhone conversation ‘information kAown to hime c MOS Teh Lette made a weekend trip to Frenkfurt to seo his olc » side r about interest ip PAVLOV, « He recommended that instead of sending a note to San PAVLOV immediately, MOODY tone first ask Sam if he'd Like her te bear a message fran San ~, mentality, personality and makeup, we fear that he may request” ‘that WoonY contact several of his friends in Mescow, especially since both: x end MOObY may feel that they Sam FAVLOY, Handle? ae i and to, discuss the matter. , advis gd ... £0 keep in touch with With regard to, Cs. “initial reply to Hosby,{ ‘cautioned against manifesting any We fear that it will not take. that NQSBY is communicating with tha t} i co che attenpt: ENE ee eet re wee toe beet L AND NO, aise
: . CUSTER me CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET “RY BAT cers a . \ surveillance. Even. “he the MVD determines that this relationship is social, i A and he therefore might break contact with US 9 Distributions e - SR "jo - EE 2 - cos/G eee rere cer erect seceestanee unease rnntapes unas USE PREVIOUS EDITION. LAS SIFICATION ° FORM . \ . .. . 19-87 28 REPLACES FORMS SECRET RYBA-T S126. 51-288 AND 53.29 . CONTINUED (4a) WHICH ARE OBSOLETE. . Prac cee RE RTUNAe ENON oo ee ane nearer SEMESTERS A DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NO, will still have a black mark on his record and possibly be prevented from ever goine to the Weet avain. Even if the results of MOSBY's f ,activities in Moscow are not aS drastic as outlined above, we fear that “Fill feel that the AIS has failed to protect him and the operation, le we would appreciate headquarter! s coments and views on the above. PAGE NO, in Hone OWs 36 How ‘will, this “affect the | fl | pperation? We are afraid that MOSEY will be suspected of pa: ‘ticipating in “some sort of clandestine activities and that she was rather close to; A ‘in Brussels for an 4 extended period of time; that her continuous! efforts to recontact' A . will most likely not vo unnoticed; and that! may become suspected of having clandestine relationships with MOSBY, causing” ‘him to come under purely ra