Abie? ge 3 rage 3 PAPURUV, and Dp. Francisco Yuti..0 Alatorre, Communist and TIGR official\in\Guadalujare, were w meet at the tampico — restaurant, PAPUAWV referred w toe three of tiem as "the three muske ters." ‘% LuigGAnCIA Lagogs On 7 November an unidentitied individual calle Oviet\ bmbassy on behait of Luie GALCIA Lagos, Spm is uniet,\ and gave a phone numer to Professor Adolio*Si:.CHEZ Vasques, employee of tne Soviet Embasay propagauda ofiice, \(ine phone numer, mentioned, 27-03-60, is believed to ve phone of bmi HOLA hiera Spanish Communist and employee of the Czech Legaticn.) . GuNZALE’ Gu » Communist front member, made ar manta to meet with\PAPURUV on 17 Novenbgs- at 11:00 asm. (also see HM 46) ALFARO, sou\of Mexican communist artist AivAn) Siguieros, attempted to contact Matvey P. riy of the at Comercial Office and me d Yeft Mexico and that he VCxENKO xor anything he wanted, Elf ae GURTAiNy During the latter part of November sSeveras contacts were made between GuaTANI, of the Society of » and PAPORKUV concerning the visit to | R of a group of persons from Mexico. tor tne six persons was originally set as 20 november, REAKT wae to prepare a letter from the gion Society concerning visas for tue ‘iravellers. (see HMM-2162) tact with Josefina on 26 wovemper, ‘hey day av Versailles. +
HMMe2 323 Page 4 Sipe Sojec’ Ned intment with isniOV Of 4 ass % LLsQU alm, Information on tne follo Communist contacts during the month of November is coibained in @eparate reporte: \ « HeMe@2 32) te dese ove \ = MeiMe2 320" HG is we HMM@2LLE C5 ~ 7/1606 AMA ‘Corona « + Hle2L62 €5-3, 301,273 General lierlber poace ot Special Interest: te ae Firet ger) on 2 and asked to postpone their meeting until 26 sovember, at tne same place, 2, Francisco anaes On 26 Novembar one Francisce (inu) of tme gration Lepartment was in coutact with Yeveeniy Ke POPOV, fnird Secretary, (see wee biscellansous Contacte: 1. On 1 Novamber W Secretary, atiempted to contact Mar BRASTLERT t Ges manber of the UGOCH (Union General de Ubreros y Campesinos de mexico), trade union up which was invited to Moscow in April 1959 by the Soviet 4: Union Council, and was informed that he not be back work untid Saturday, AC SéNOV left a mess. for nim to "oa Wicolas of the Soviet Mmbassy." of B5eyd~5 at ted to contact Boris A. KAZANTSEV, y Counselor, on\o Novamoer, (In the 1756 Mexico directory this\numper is listed under tne nam RETA, Customs Apent, San Juan de detran Zi.) BURDES of (Buro de Investigaciones Politicas) Sobtanted Viadimir Ne NASYUKEVICH, Second Secretary, stating that he had been in Tamaulipas traveting from one side of the state to tne other, and nad just returned, He haa heara of the \peception being given on the foilowing day, but haa not received invitation, MASYUKEVICH intormed him that he had given the Bmbassy a 1ist of ail members of the uIP. On 7 November naSY KE HUES that he had the invitation tor him and
Hee 323 Pero 5 deslpnated and they couud Hob aPPange tat anyone e1Be not mentioned on the Lavitetlon enter, ik OES, cuVolo, and alcy had previously asked to cying guests with tiem. Une Sraj (fnu) Whit cailed Boris Ne AGI Atta Gue, on i@ wovember, He vad Apparontay Seen. oer wat no fing and arrangoments were mada\to meet again tae tollowing asys On ii wovenber Arturo @Ji0NAQOR, leftist journaiist, informed KAZANTSEV that ne had a book oeLonging to Vitaily Apefnk Tuy, Firat Secrotkry, and that ne would oring it by the Bnoassy — in Lifteen minutes. Ore (tnu) "Lorne", engineer, wae in contact whith KULONLALOV several tines during the month of November, Arrangemante wore gether on 15 November and 27 ah peg at the ("LoPed" de veileved tw os Cazjos Auguste, & a (rma PP UnAgy aeked Alekeanar oS: LIN, Embassy employee, on Li Wovember “yo vor BLMonOV that pad arrived from Veracrus the previow Gay. (JOlUc0 may od a ok deotine coc tact we as 15 Novenper sot Sui DARLIN: a impted t® Gai tact Alejandro CO) CZNENING (see iDM-2luL} Qe dc ye On 13 un 15 November Gasto TaAWCLA Cantu,of previous record, wae in contact with the “moassy cencerning avisa to the : USSR. (see HeMe2 116) le Pedro4iudAS of the National Univesity made an appointment to ea PaunoY on 20 Gowemoer 4% 11100 meme 41. un 1/ November MAlViteV spoke with an unicentii ied «oman concerning the best place to send an invitation to Manuel ‘_ZORRILLA Kiwera, He was given ZORRILIA's home audress, Calle de lerdo 102, Tizapan, and nis office address, Madero 3u@l7. On 22 November ZOKRILIA and Ricardo da-ZEVADA of tne Banco Nacional de Comercio Exterior, informed the Smbassy that they might be a little late to the luncheon with the Ambassador “oa% day, a8 they had to attend an urgent meeting at tne Union ce , Wnion. Ambassador to dinner on25 November, but the latter was unable to accept, ad they then made arrangements for the Aubassador te viedt SCHBIMAN at his home, Lomas Altas 190 on Sunday, 30 November, (eee HM=2106) 0-20 ocld:32348912 Page 6
Meuse? 32 Page 6 POPOROV and Ramon Lodsloky a6ronced to poet on 23 Sovenber in CAPUAUM tg Ofrice and ten go out to contact @ third persons One Lote Valqoued dnavited Vourlin) te & party at ole home on iL Decenbor, (see ubdie2l07) : 26 Novewoer Franciqéo AiAus, of previous record, xttanptad eoiitact KNLOMLANOV (see Hile2165) ROLONDAKGV and Jodian (probably Vuldan Get Lio) nade arrangements to myat on 26 wovember upstairs at the corner of 16 de Sehtienbre and San duan de Letrang KOLOMLAKUV referred to "wanting to appreciate the advantages" to whieh Julian replied\that "the aavantages are appreciated after sone twenty yeaks, out in tne meantime let's initiate the appreélation.® AKERNOV arraltged to visit bau in-uyD, director of Banco Glnematograll, ie followL ng: 11400 am. later on the Qd0th, Georgiy“kuuuUV of tue Commercial Oriice contacted AKSELOV and asked him voc ome hed ris office to nest Gans Antont@Ont1Z infarmed Leonid koMihuV. Third gecretary, that ne had taken \p "the matter" with <fnaciw*Goli2. Urquisa, tha President of tne Foundation, and tne latter had requested thas the meeting be veld in hie office at Gante ly btn floor, phone lo=Lo=706 : Orlando fAwoloiudn, probably the son of sae erwin, deconged director of the TICKK, waa in contact witn Pa UAV on 30 November, (gee M=2255) AKSUAOV asked Manue¥ cate oat Skanish leftist, to come by nie office on 1 december oa perso metter with him. 20 sovembe CHEVE.uanKO aviompted to WUCHTEGUI (ph), aSpaniard, (Hie pnone nugoers, 2 S2e2bubb, are L ae unoer name of thea following firm: ¥ wife to visit Pave TSKOV, Consul, once of AMUCHTMGUI's brotner-in-lay, joy on 23 November, On 3U November HATVuXeY contacted tne some of Or. Gustavo BS, after obtaining the phone number from Dr. Carlos NubLE, Co and physician, to ascertain ix te invitation to tne we of their daughter addressed to former Soviet Ambassador begat Sp who po departed _ three year’ ago, sar (F-4 6 “= poeal 9 DocId:32348912 Page 7
HNN@2323. Pace 7 is to oe used by #.babsador AULnitainUVe | He was told oo tat SULAZ.uihUV would ve weLeone at tne religious ceremony — and at tue receptidn at their nom afterward, ; Gvods and Services: Ay On 2 November Leoni@ IVASLAUV, employeo=guard of the Soviet Embassy, contacted the firm of Kiertink (ph) to ascertain if his suit was ready. Sot GHUKOV attempted to contact| Des Andrew" TST nit Gurria, 6 physician, on > November, ; On 5 wovember HUSHUHIN contacted Jose AitredoMOLZER of Holzer y Cia, and arranged to go by to see him about a watch for his wife. % Es On 8 Novemoer :AiVaYiV contacted porte Talib ZA Lopez, probably a costume supplier, concerning renting Som women's dresses of tne last century. He nad apparently rented them for a play several weeks, before» Dr, Carlos ivcLE was asked on 10 November by PUPOV to visit “HARTTUNOV who was iil, PUPUV made arrangements to go by and pick up \USLE and take nim to the hotel where KHAKDIONUV LLVeS s F, On 27 ilovemoer Vasiliy . oTuYAKIN, pee cir uiflLeer, made an appointment to see ‘ra Carlo aMAN ¢ Personnel? Ae eonia L, BOLS:A,OV, Commercial Counselor, duformed LalVELbVA on 3 Wovemper that he coulg not attend cnoir practice, as he was Botngto see AndreyAOLCAAOW of the Commercial Office off. VULCHKOV ueft that evening for the USSNe ‘uoV of the Commercial Office is taking Bngiish lessons. CG. On Sunday, 11 November, MASYUKEVICH was asked to be on duty at Lek A De Nikole{ KAMLIOUK, new member of the Commercial Office, arri way pe") in Mexico via KIM on 1 November, accompanied by nis wife Ra A ya4”' and son Aleksandr, KX. kB Soviet diplomatic couriers Sergei FORINE and ValefC*CARPLUSKI : departed Mexico on 15 November via Air France. : ScGREF so -¥
Hebe? ge Page 6 On 20 wovenber Viadimir SuLULOV was promoted from Ma lor vo Lte Cokonels ROLOBYALOV was staying @@ the liotcl Dilapencias in Veracrus on 30 Novemver, and neld reservations for tree for tne following day in JiLapas batvey Py (uJLJV, employee in tue Cormercial Ultice, with wile Anastagiya and suns Ivor and Aleksanar, aeparted nexi oo at Laredo on 17 Novanber, wlth resorvotions on tae \Uln. BLJZAGETH leaving sew dork on 23 lovenbers Maine avcaniho and wité Nina arrived in Mexioo via Ady France on 1 Novemoer, CioVCGrelay replaced Tab ‘tuy in tre Comerelal Qricé ag thé réptesdntetive of Internationa, BOOK. F Andrey PY VUOLCHKOV of the Comerciar Office departed Mexico by KIM on 3 Noverber, oh return to the cooks Ve bbecellansous: he Antle«Sovie  Demona tratlons) le During toe month of sovemcer the Soviet Smbaesy in Mexico City received numerous complaints conc erning the Russiens' action in Hungary, Various hexicane contacted the Emoassy, sécrvaing tie Soviets of being murderers, and threatening to avlack them, An unidentified man, who claimed Go be 4 er of the Comite de la Paz ang,a friend of Dionisi GINA and General. Mbertetid; coutidentiaily informed PAPUMV on 7 Novemoer concerning certain activities being carried out against the Soviets, He stated that around five thougand leaflets were being printed for circulation protesting the Hungarian situayjon, and tuat an employes of Ultimas woticias, RawlMhOunIGUeZ, was oeing paid (oy 8) to publish articies in nie paper against the Soviets. He @iso mentioned that a friend of his, who is a member of the Frente Popular Anvi~Commista, hod approached him for aid in painting antisSovlet signe on wails in Mexico City, but he had not been interested as he did not sympathise with thelr organ sation. On 8 November the head of the Mexican Police Services conferred with AKSENOV on the subject of police protection for tne Embassy, MciUV indicated that Secret Service wen were around the Embassy at that time, and that he would be glad to furnish thom with a pair of uniformed T Se CRET Gyre ad | 1 § 9 Hocld: 32348917 Page 9 Sa aS oe TERRI ee FR TC ae eC eR
ike? 323 Page 9 prenadier guards to stand ut tne corner or door of tie Embassy if they so desiteds, AnvkUV consulted with the Anbasaader, wo agreed with the idea, and plana ware mage two hove the arenadiers be wt the Knbassy Lor tan to Pifteen days, or as LONE OS Wak Necessary » On 10 November one sicaeibed*? cso contected tae buoasay 6 iiferw them that thea writer of an article in lapelere protesting the llungarian situation wae a despieacle person who Was paid oy the "Yank Embassy." 4 On lo November :o(VasVIUi sent Auolio oALU 22 Va.qces of tie Soviet propuganua orlice uown to witness an anti-Soviet danonstxation taking place in front of one of the secretariate, SANG. HZ reported that some three-nundred porsons wore toere, B, On 16 November wnvJOV informed iwmbors of the Mmbassy tiat on that evening he wae going to Show tllwe of Suleenin's roception in Londons G. A Mexicen medical student contacted tie Bmoassy on 19 sovenber requesting the name anc addreaa of the Soviet dlecus tirewer who was involved in tne uniortunste incident in Londen, He inaleated that ne would like to send her a letter ana pit as an @ xpreseion ef imlendahip [rom a Moxl ean adm ror, On 27 hovember SIUi)KIN, Administrative Officer of tae Supassy, Sontacted tno fiw of Almcen Cnuda concerning an automatic coor whleh “hey wetted Inetalleds Docld:32348912 Page 10