(toa-t0t72-10293) ir SD <a etrerrercEASTcNteth er Emijuzzs, 1 Dueesder 1959 DISPATCH ae = (cra) 4359 Celef, SA 20 1751901 chief, v2 Chief of Glatla 1 parch 19609 ran bea a Paut.f3 Statue 7 Consent per Para] Seles _—- Backgreund Use Only ' Do Nat Reproduce 1, By Pare 9 of neercnce wo stealed that we did mot plan to push fer 4 Becend XeLkle trip for(A acini unicss sowe unique operations] ogpcrtuntty Oressetg itself, Sow, there fe a possibility that thie altuation esy ose apoatQeta: § has continued te express ber interest to Griseriy GIT3 ia travelling acrosa the US32 to Viadiveatck en the Trans-Siberian Pallroad, then through Chias stosping at Peliag and Shanghai, and on to Hong Long. Golub has been fa favor of such « trip and has stated that it largely depended on her obtaining @ Chinese visa, On the anniversary of the signiag of the &ine-Joviet Fricadsahip Treaty she paid a eal] to the Chiesse Consulate. She told than cf her plang {a Pinnoish, ang they replied that such a trio was quite possible asd that arrangeaents could be wade through Lomasatha Oy, . the local comumist travel bureau, She then axplained her eitwation in Releinki aa a Palbright etedent. The Congul wery politely told ber that then ohe wust understand that there say be some difficulty ian ber obtaizing the vies of an Aeerican bat that he would be willing to request perulagion, He alee stated thet she sust understand thet their two countries hed we effielal relations and thet che aust alee request perniseion fres ber ove country, Sha answered tast she realised all thie but Ciret was jest interested in the pesaidilities of guch a trip, After leaving the Consulate, she phoned Golub te tell him where abe bed been and that simce aha knew the Soviets end Chinese wad be calebrating an that particalar evening tial sho would be jaterested in baaring any ocepents the Chinese Consul wight paas on to Gelad. OU Galub phoned (A5/5. the eaxt sorning and told ber that tha topic did sees up and thet he had teld the Chinese Conga] that (1:J/5°fiad also been to the Soviet Consulate inquiring as to the posaibilities ef travelling acrees the fremse Siberian Hallway, Golub stated that be teld the Chinese Congnl that he Qtknaw|ArJS personally and thought sock a trip a good idea, The Chinese Congul responded thet there aight be a good chance for her to got the visa ani that he dowbted if a fezale stedent eculd do much hare in China, Losasathe Oy Crtald (a5 that they could arrange such a trip as Jong as the viea vas in order. We realise the legal and international difficulties fros cur aida in re~ questing euch a trip but would etill ueder the elirewsstaneces like to have a Headquarters reading oa the aituation, ke doust if thie {a.a reute travelled - wery euch and a pare observation alsaios aight be definitely worth our while. OvBinee (k77'5 has received on extension of ber Fulbright grant until gpring, - she could sake auch 2 trip the epd ef tay, én early reply would be azpreeiated. a2. 2. Prior te Golub's departure ) free Holainkt he tola(ta/s that if she agreed he would like to Tatroduce her to what by teraed the senior political offieer ia the Soviet asbesay, Viktor VUAcIvIRCy (listed aa 2nd Seeretary on the Gip. List). Golub explained that since be would be leaving Winland, he would like her to acet whoa he considered to be the “west intelligent officer in the et bebaagy” and whe would enjoy carrylag on the ecavergational evenings (i's maid that she had no objections as long as it did not interfere with ber echoal werk, 4 few dare ago GOLGS arranged luacheoca fcr the three of them at the Regtikartanc Sesteurent ia Mclsinki, Ow Gayste ialtial fenreasion of Vistimiroy was that Be was cold, beaineaslike, direct, and oot a person with whom {t woald be eaay te becoze friends, He agked her sany queations about her schoal werk and her echolarshis to Fialand. Pricr te leaving Yladiairow @tated that be would like to ges her on 4 Mareb, 4f5 reeconded that abe could not mem make any plusg that ‘ar in advance one oO Ung : to the heavy lead of Avr research prejeet. Vlactiairog replied that thea he weuld gall her betweer C730 and OOOO ‘arch 4 te seo if aha wld be Cree that evening. (Pps paid she coala sot precise bul would eee, o eM *0rea ms Fonte PEP. TY oe te ey Vey) a a at i ww a6. OmRE Te ;
' CONTINUATION OF * : 5 a ee ee a a ne a a rer, “ 8 ae ote ate ae DISPATCH” , : Gn. &S ee em a ee peer oe asether ecesaion Ccolus gald he veuld wry euch Ihe Lo eerreatcens aot: 2Ys wat that $4 did act lock toc geod for hie ae a Eeviet aiplowat te be writing te an doeorigan stuaent abrond, &: utated that he weuld the re7ore gard all cf Adie letiers through the cirloaatic neuch to her, He tol? her teat when abe urets to Ale ashe ahold give ber letiurs to Yledisirey uhe weaetd fy tyre fomordg thee cm ts Schad. Leys reaoaded that ghe wag ect a geed worrespeadent ard that ehe eculd net upjertand why Geleh eculd act ass the open walla, ‘Alec, abe teld Adz sha obiceted te giving pereceal letters tc gemecns like Yiadieirow ag ashe was net accustomed to heviag ber letters eopgered, Golub reercaded that he eould guarantee her that ro ome would open ber letters, The satter wae dropped. 4. Sines writing our lost dispatch on (4/5 and Gelub, thetr ie reat oehtp yeasined unchanged, There was atil] ao surpicies oF preasure placed on(Aiy’s hy Geluh, Their aituation bas regained hie ae eordial, and act ance bas Goled grads any rotantic overtures, bhat PG sf5-Fiadiait ov contest rill develop ints Ie too early tco tell, but (Ai/5 took an tmmediate dislike to the latter aad bas wo deaire to continue the seetings as frequcatly ea with Gelud. ese will keep you inforsed om the progress aed realise the aignificanse ef geek a contact in relation to the prepoged return trip.  *Wilites 1, Goatille era has just centasted us with aome added information concerning the trip to Vladivoutok, On her lest meeting with Golub she again brought up ‘the trip and told hin she was sorry he vas leaving at this particular tine ‘ag ahe wight need his balp in getting the necessary visa, Golub teld her ste should not worry about this because he had given her name, along vith a ther people's names, to the new Soviet Coneul, Ivan Sergeyev (t~ \¢ 420), with instruetiona that if and when they "applied for Soviet wisas y could be approved isrediately. “Besides,” he added, "1 will be on the Pinanish deak in Moscow and respongible for the final approval of visa requests sent free the Soviet Lmbasay in Helsinki.” He aleo said that be thought she would have no difficulty in getting approval to go to Viadivostck vhere she could get airplane connections to Peking, (This goos aleag with ean earlier comment cade by Viktor Zegal that he believed Vladivostok vould be soon made an open city.) mee el ir em meme grammes emma RI Wg amet ct mee a A NR ah “ae UM owe RN EE Of i ro Beer ey te om : &}e Lat weet me! lf | > on, oe b weno eet ment ty i §