Phen i Ole page 3 6. On February 27, VORONIN called (KRcHf| and, speaking Exglish, reiterated Ala prev the (@ re fused tous invitation, susgesting @ dinne? on March 2 (Saturday), When pleading another eng t, VOROMIN suggested the following Monday (March | at 6130 p.m. which the(H's/accepted. On Monday thef i's called at the WORONIN's address (LAanrotsgates 18 D 52). The apartaen}, ves very glocry...@ television had been turned on to station Tallin. /HpciMtJcryptically remarked that it was bad for the v's Little girl. Mra. VY let this go by without retort. Drinks vere brought ia - vodka for the men aml tokay wine for the After an hour or 80 of getting acquainted with V's wife and child, GQLI arreared stayed for dinner. re. V¥ was restless all the timo GOLUB anid that he bed worn a stick pin in his lapel end his wife hed worn 4 lerge dinner ring, just in case they had to defend elves. ts) bed already begun to be nervous.) During coffee, GOLUS asked| HECETOC — The te relate thes the life of an average American. [E)tried to tell the life of an average Bev York business mar ami both VORONIN and GOLUB seemed interested api impressed. GOLUB brought up the eubject of the atomic bomb. He asked why . the 0.8. had dropped “part of the vorld!" (EnCHijattempted to give unbiased answers, Both ¥ and 0 became quite vociferous and excited during this conversation. GOLUB began to refer to hie watch. after a ehort private consultation with ¥, be left. However, before he took leave, he said to HEC the, boab on Japan. “you vanted to keep us away from that He said his wife was expecting him and at about 2130, BTO> “our talka were so intervsting; we'll have to go for a weekend trip somewhere in “ near future, and ve boys must get together for a8 Bt time scon.* (Thie was an intentional exclusion of Mrs. we) feet] then invited OOLUS to visit the (iscf'S/ put caLus refused the Tnvitation and departed. VORONIX then came out with another invitation to the (imcwr'g to visit the VORONIN’s again, At this point [ieti]/felt the time had coms to end this one-sided guns. He told Mr. VORONIN that he bad been very pleased with his trip to the Soviet Union, that the impressions he had now of the country and people ami the V's and Mr. @ were nice ones ~ so far, but If things went along ag they seemed to be going, thia impression might turn into a bad ope. - V was very put out. Mra. ¥ wakly put in, "Your people are just like our people, I understand." V added, "We surely will see you once before arta] OG { tg : leave." left. ure. Te (lt) ass [HEcHf Jeaid he hoped 80, and -aince it was 2300 hours then, the [HRCET b ov that Mrs. ¥ had told him her age was 33; VORONMIN's 37. come to Central Asia from Bucgary when a small child of 5. She was brought up in Russia and met VOROXIN when they vere both pursuing a career in the arta - she ballet ani he the violin.OU(HBCHT \surmieed that her father must have been mixed up in the revolution at that time and was perhaps in exile.) VORONIN admitted to membership in tho CP, but his wife shrugaed ber shoulders and said that she vas not & genber. She displayed little caution ia ber remarks about the Soviet Union ani appearud digsatiafied with things in general. Ob &,. at(Rcer's) reply to his query es to vho ovned the apartment in which the(RECH}s Lived, GOLUB asked, “Ie it John BURMIMEN?T", and added, “Bs ie an unie re tand ing eapitaliet.* , mM
14-00000 OrAare page 4 whUitg | . . ob 9. (Hacet/descrived GOLUB os a man vith a great sense of nmor, very quick, very sharp and witty. He.bas @ great sense of mmor and constatnly refers to himself as "I'm a Ucrainian.® He is a child psychologist. Be bas served in Vienna, Waruav, Budapest, Bucharest, Sophia. Hs is about 37, ehort, well-fed (stocky), black hair straight ani brushed back, big flashy anile, - Lote of vhite teeth (may be false), brown eyes, very well-dressed. He has an English tallor in Hslsinki and appeare each time in a changes of vardrobe. Be wears double breasted suits - Western style. Eis main sport is akiing. : Ee baa a strong poverful handshake, plercing artificial glance, is vary yt excitable, flirtatious, and the I-knowit-all type. He loves to eat and \ abakes his head frog side to side vhen he talks. He is abovt §'3-1/2" a4 with glistening, clean-shaven skin, He looks like a Ureinian peasant, but 1 hie conversation implies that he is well-sdusated and knowledgeable on ‘ diplomatic business, Marxism, and current events involving the Soviet Union. His khowledge of life beyond the borders of the soviet Union is meagre. Hie table wenners are fair. , : “Oo 19. Since the last ‘meting, (HECRT met GOLUB once by eccident on the street. GOLUB was alighting from a taxi vith ledies, ami upon catehing sight of Ob (HECHEY he appeared flustered and in @ hurry to gt avay. Unable to avoid an’ encounter, he morely asked vhat was nev and sportively, but soft-tonamdly aeaid, "I'll give you a bribe not tell ny wife.” ‘The two ladies appeared to be Russians, ; C.-, co nD bow ae’ Pri samen