(404-10173-10051 Dreamer enact Br PURE Tey afb stg Nah AY. Meet. PvE Be gar eptoytaye So meng Cae mets SEB gS see ER eres nh Rare ooo te Eee meneame ooo Ren anon ne ne ne eet say ae ee ent MeN NEES i eR oe ~ - eae tne 8 tem erent apne A get me eee ee = ote SS te Coane rede 88H mo erreurs ee RUELOSIES | “8 } fe.edperre cone ee nents time ne ce nee nace echo enmity come be ecm ce nreee ee ne ns meee. “Or Vhier, Wa . . { Pl-vel] EMEOs et) Ors Pee A FO Aeting Chief of tiation, yu = an ; \ F ify . A . t, SUBISCTs nor ol ye 15 “DD am ° seh Report on Marvin @hal cron, dob ’9 a May | 1934 fo “ha at how - Sora Catye, Me on ACTION: Yor Ir form tion ; og Br Reference (ovca}-8769, 29 November 1960 (rere 4) 22 i. untae’ entertainod Subjeot at dinner on 29° ‘Novenber 1960 at his flat for the purpose of assouacent and elicitation of biovraphic information, Sune evaluation seemed to indicate that Sub ject 4a only of marvinal potential value to C/A- Tho writer plans to moet Subjoct through gwevat a later date to make @ personal agsusenent, but it ig not expveted that Subject will prove ’ to be more interesting than is already indicated, Aa previously menticnud, eee has been instructed to continue to keep the contact alive but not to devote undue tize to it. For tho sake of the record we aubnit’ the follesing information on vubjeat's background es a supplement to that already reported in reforence. (Please note that there are some dates in the folidwing wnich are contradictory to those poyortod in reference, Thosa cited below should be considered to be accurate. a. udbsect served with the Marine Corps, gore a stiahto on jet alreratt in both Korth Carolina (probably Cherry Point NCAS) and in the sost Indies, lie didn't care for service life becausa of the disciplirc, | rogimentation, ete. After being diucharge!d in 1955 he remained in tha United states, doing nothing for about ond pears He atbendud Farleigh Dickinson for one year (1y50-57), but left arter that time because he | found it less than satisfactory or atioulatiny. ’ In 1957 he cane to Europe and toured around the continent, Yaring the latter part ef 1957 and in 1958, he nade two j—month tripy on visitor's visas to the Soviet Union where he lived with his uncle's femily in Minek. hile there he did attend some clnsses at the University, bu} ms not a regieterad stulent. He atated that he has several cousing there about hie ace. From 1953 until the present he has been. atudyiny at the Slavie Institute here, and intends to take hia examination in dlavio Studies in January 1962. He will také: hie exanination in Enzlish and Russlan, because he has not mastercd Danish well enough to take it in Vanish as norcally requiréd, he has agreed verbally with the Institute's authoritios that should he receive hie decvee, he will not undertake to obtain a teaching position in Kussian studies in vena xk “6B. Sudject stated that his future plano ore a bit uncertain, but that hé will probably return to the dtates to teach Ruaatan at the college level, He would, however, not te opposed to going back to the Soviet Union for further Studies ticre, “nother idea which sppuala te tub wot would be to go to (hed) China rer study. We toldguze that ha had been to the American z:abaosy to diveusg the povsibilities of auch a trip. (A check with the consular nection revealed that savers] peoply lad approached ite officers for advice on euch cattere, but if couli not de detertinoed wrether ene et tis ase becar och) Sab lect andes te: b¢ ee ME TR be bed wtecaued tase Boba tie cathe MB te de BR we. 8G travel atafor cwalds auerd Bt at was allvecte Sothty stated that suyject epparently.coneidered , ohm: to vhing to wtasy becaune he felt trot perhaps the peoply taere "Lbve clever ty laru", oF aorum to that wefecte wubject amficated tuat a tuertn alterniiywa @eould be Go Pentti iore 2A Copends un for further etusy, bub Pebt tiat tars would bo patacr unbiaelye Pied Soy 22 ported that wibjech eas either met ver; pobatron bly eenactous a Pato F baaay aaiermeed eae d bee Ameragsa Pobbtarad o ane ME rr gr Faw gy te wa? ee eR te ET hee aber hate eel rr ne rr ’ ce ONE BR ete, rn | Se oe Oe cc cr rr i Fel
CUlPMUATL NE OF ; ut i ee, DIPATICH | uo ‘tye | fea rary * te cucwed tu hold fees illvatona aleat (he Kecninne and caeir brand of politica, Ee alvo mentioned that he had) bob the fun oben or bedaes watched while ho ese visibins auscia durin. tie aformecentdened thos he was alsu criticah of the bunoccoretdo rea tape Le en unmteaed an Rucela and blared it on Wbuck-porsire anes the effielrdc, His converugtion indicated that he wag very nna of the antivturltinn one encountercd in busela.s 2.cuxi pointed out to the writer that shortly arter dinner wa finiched, visitore arrived on the scene, inoluding “ubject's mistress. This cut down. on the tine which Sstitfelt he could devote to elicitation or intormaticn on the more pertinent topics. further conversntion wath “Ac by the wrater, - howevor, lead ue to the conclusion stated in paragraph l. Any change in this opinion and/or acquisition. of further inform.tion thought to be of significance, which is octained throu. the writer's meetin: with Subject, will bo reported, Otherwise, we will coneidor interest in “ubject ag a potential sevdce aa terminated at that tine. 19 Decender 1960 Distribution: Orig& 2-we i4-6 oe.