404-10176-10013 * es . b- . \ ft « - we SECRET - (Pea Pshled ia; aR creer eee OOCUMERT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERERCE SVBS22T OF CCCUMENT DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION de SLLIGENCE RE FILE nO. 44 4 t 9: 2 (Yuri RASTVOROV) Report SYMBAL BO 2 18 Feb. 54 Bb EVALUATION " ee — ee DCCUMEST OFSPOSITION MET TRAED Ps. Teg se 93. THawSFeRaES TO . SHINO, few Manso RE FILE BO- PERTINT ST INF CRM a” | Oy B- LosPaten GE SOURCE BEC. a BATE Transmitted heeewith are eight (8) copies of Field Interrogation Report ontaining information from DS-2072. It is recommended that these nts be distributed as follows : FE REDSOX REDCAP Registry NNN A One copy of this report ia being transmitted to local ODOPAL. It is not lated that this report will be disseminated in its entirety to any other non- C unit although it will probably be shown to interested officials of ODACID. advise you of any further full or partial dissemination of this material. /s/ Robert C. DAMIEN ntelligence Officer ‘ield Interrogation Report Number I Og i February 1954. sure Ul: _Intetligence Operations -- Specific ‘@Rviees Gonteeas, SECRET ; —— 8 owes payer, arene ae) we ae
14-00000 ~* ol SOEUNE { : ° edhe: MMOPE fel UT 035-2772 CONTELL Flrayt U.S. OFFICIALS ONLY Copy Fe darn det . Page 35 { 76. Source montioned that a lostor %.re, a Japenese Conrunist Party texter, wae ‘<a TERR eneteeer, . ling “AV'LY 17's Liver aflnent. . ee . a, Se reserva Hat suo 77, NP’ SENT =sudt?, wig suzgesbed to Source as a Lar.ruare teacher? Ly “fis a . . mf". (see below), and Scu-ce later recriited nin a2: agent. shen Source went back . e 43! ‘ iz. Teser>er LOLG, he turned YOOUING over to LILIA, wis in tore paseed him mete * Po. Shen COTY in turn went back, in September 1952, YOGHTAC was reticret to Source ardling. 74. (GRIN was with the Japanese Missicn in Harbin and 4s row emsloyed “y the at Jilsupyo 3.7. Te: Joviots trlicwe “hol he was an agent Tom the .araress Police, Ve MEARE SY OF ace CE RUBE LUN (43 Waa es ti QUaLAty of tne 7US32an 2m «nist 1s was 34 WAS Poorg se reported snjeSly om cusslias, ahite ant <0 feo-det, in Teapot Ee was salary of $59,000 par venta. x i. Kesunsc iat three aulacenbta: fa) “(Ck >. + painter at Johnson air Force Jase, whe received ¥5,COC of + yrwenet we YOS's O's salary. He -hes submtitcsd full plane of vennson ‘Air Base and once submitted simeograph stencils of secret travel orders. ib) “YX vA), & oraftemn at Tachikawa Alr Force Nase, who received encther ten rte IT TE A A CO rere « ¥§,00) of YOSHINO's stiary. Be bis subritted plans of Tachikawa Air Sage and arte brought in trainin s aids designed to be used with steadert traine ing zircreft. lis information wa7 considered ‘inferior. (TOTTrA) has a ‘wifs, age about 40, who 1s believed to be either a dresser or a tdilor running a shop near Tachikawa dir fase, le) Yeareava), exployed in the Customs Office at the Port of fobei=< ' 4 eaten OOS Ee SD STEEP PET ET SE a SR - (TA NITAMA) has provided charts ani eoundiug data on “obe harbor. Ke stays with (cSETHO when he comes to Coayo. e. INO his bret saved until last anong the “Japanese none, aince he ‘ts helf Susslan . tirculates among the Russians treated below ( ‘ditor). ably of tx Japanese language (Baitor), an leaet one occasion YOST alec reported on @ Migaion nmber -= SATSL TEV, end elations with Muga’ other point, Source stated that. be believed CRARUTEANG ) worked fae cormnratal . in Kobe. . .
; oe Rainn eho! eet ee oe or ta af Sana Ge ae \ west . i ufU.S. FF TIALS ONLY "rt O72 . “POYSECRET | Cea Page 36 u.8. ofrieTaza OSLY . &, YOSHIO aleo recruited hie wife's orct'er, @ Jacan Corruuist tarty sanber4 ‘Seaman seamen et ETN J WAR gluan the gate cae (ETE #23 8fe.>. TU TRO wae given $56,000 to rane the Pecruilreat. wa we) is ‘ bookkeeper ard works or the Aisen ‘aru, which used 60 run bee §. ie ges“ Soeree!a kanledge of tsa (aiiter). Ee “pan. The JOP information was usally written oa rise paper’ in’ ami: blue type ‘emsn Japan and India byt poseibly now plies t+t.cen Japan and the United States. (TAL) 23 teserved for enerrency use ag @ cz.cier anc has not vaen used to datet 2h GAPAN COMIUL IE! 7 42T: SL, y (208)? 25 95) iversd many documents ta 2° T L'lT TA concerning negotiationa between 3 -cLLes am Yoshida. bance, EIS Gal ses reesiv : envelopes from the ‘arty which 4127.88.93, - 4 Grantlaved the opdirary SD ainbellivence re cris, does net see, @?, Source trinsiate? sone decuments rec-ivea from tho Party from creliah intn “esukang several o.‘ the~, which concsened ter. wefare preparations by the Americans, i aa “res ba lieved fanticered and s0 isfsomed SO™MUNIATV. Jouresa renensers another document we OM alligense activities aS the American im 4s7 in -apanz it stated that almost all “nnasz officials were soles and order:d tha Jisaicese covesnrenmt about. Source and “SLidlig¥ +-reed Ghat the JOP intel gence ws cf little value, 4B does Logseny sunt th Ri, KcP L RIAGV cautioned members of tg Jisalen nevar td tell JCr mecbers that the e Stgsior. hug ciLher inteslizence chammels ard a-ome. i Or GT STAG 2 sists e.. Source knew of suo Korth Acrean agents ‘rams unknown). wt. came to the Fission ‘ — ascut une 1953 and asked for money; <RINTTAIN interviewed hin and gave hin ¥45,000.127 ‘“Shrtrmaesncteranetebettertneeeiie “~¢ gther cate at aout the sane tive with the saze recvest, Sut was unsuccessful because the arrange-acte “went astray". es Elsewhere Source 6ta+ ae Hi) is only a vCcP syepathiser. . . a TOCHINO amd all ble contacts have ae 2 Aes a *. foie: Beeb eee Dai Ssavow knee nothing “pbowt’ tanil) mecaitct te une’ & "japan Coratuure ot may asia (Source). Yewint tae the enestern ctr yt TF Taper oc it ay ecavaia better weit : nee . : cee tn ° BP EL te we) Lf fare Prope Minoecte! that this “orth deareaa +a in the enploy of Avertean intel L‘ pares (Cloares]  ‘euvte als* states that this we oct ag “pre-arranced’. witd the Center. a dors nit spc ty whether the arrincecart 7s sade oefore the ". -orsan first visite ad the “issien ov crether instruct.cw from the center wert requested alter he mada his wisit. . ve, : :
129 « Massimo, wae CERMAK ” een Er, ll _ TOP SECRET oe aor a CONTZ.L/U.S.CFPISIALS OBLY 13-2072 CONTROL PIR U.8. OFFICIALS CSLY Copy & B. SOVIETS AND WHITS RUSSIANS Page 36 ~ . ~~ &7. Efim YOEVOOTE has been useful to the Sovieta as a spotter, alttough aml oe they suspect hin of being an American agent; he hae many Acerican friends. Es is thus not used 8 an agent. VCEVODIN suggested Loth YUSIING Yatsue (atove) ard * anne’ XL tress (below) as Soviet azents. x. on YX * ° % 127 - 88. Ancther Soviet involved in YSIKC's case was AUSANOY (MADIST), who . el ae . reported YOSHINO to be a Palice informant but also supplied the information tat he was extremely anti-\merican, which led the Center to direct his continued use. RUSAMOY was originally e Zed Army officer but. fled the USS2 in 1939 and came to dapan. at the beginning of the Occupation RUSANC? voluntarily confessed his escaps ts the Mission and asked for repetriation, but the Mission Considered bay nere valuasle as Free TT aed ntl mal o mn han Soomaon need the arn manmeitat ma esa he WTETCUAY = en aoe a | - ae eee wane however, rewarded by being accorded (secretly) Soviet citizenship in 1944, RUSANOV's| 128 . current case officer is SATEL'YEV , SUSANOV receives about ¥20,0CO per month fron the Soviets, (ne of his scurces, the one from whom be received the information on ° 89, Another Soviet citizen agent muibritting information on the Uvesian colons im Japan is Boris ATANSI“?, who w.s reerutted and has been handled by GA¥ViU'Y@¥. In one instance he spotted another Soviet agent, a sepanese living near his forwer resi - dence on LOth Street, in Ickyo, who was an engineer for -4)-Amsrican contracting firm. The Japanese hac been a prisoner of war in American hands and was strongly anti- Axerican, alleging that the Americans had mistreated his. tis fipg was engeged in ‘gilitary construction work for the security forces on Ckinawa, and the-Japanese submitted 12), Paiirh Swen T RC: 3 am alias, taken when this mn fled the U3S2. He came Japan in 1941 with PRTLIN (below,. le has overtly been anti-Communist and r2- - ported that the Soviets refused him citizenship (Files,. 128 SAVEL'YRY now es all Russian informants for the Soviets (Source). « | 129 Yuri Ap ; 2 ng in Tekyo; he was an- , officer in the Cuarist army. He is an active member of the ‘uss ational Unter ¢ (anti-Soviet) in Japan (Files). . . - . “ - ; f CONTSOLAUS OFPICIALS CHLY ’ ; EBP-SECRET vo Th8. OFFICIALS ONLY — .