FOLDER ON INTERNATIONAL RESCUE AND RELIEF COMMITTEE (VOL. II)
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ADVERTISEMEMT

THE NEW YORK TIMES. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28. 1950.

ADVERTISEMENT

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ADVER

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"Millions of men today suffer horribly, with no hope"

AN APPEAL TO HUMANITY

BY DAVID ROUSSET

(abridged from the Fiench publication, La Figaro Litteraire)

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•I addiess this appeal to the conscience of all free men.

During ine lost fire years there have been increasing numbers.

o reports on the Soviet system of concentration comps. The was,

wareh opened the Mozi camps to the world and then dest oyed

iners, also broke the alence which concealed Purin's remote terri

10n0:. Uretersheginswer: of the warand itsaltermoih. nor. fussian

matineal:, niter being eleported into Rustra by the thou andi, mere

senderd. As there victims escoped to the Vle:t, a horible land.

¿cape of concertiation camps was unveiled.

Souices of information in regard to the Russión concertiation

carp : ystem are widely varied.

Thry come from every natis sality

-g'ri of rivery political complerion, even communist; from Ger-

mase, Jers, Central Europeans, Sponiards; and from Russiers, in-

citing loner MVD officials.

Even the Soriet legel ter's them.

selves aliest to this horror. All this cannot be a conspiracy. The

numbe: of decumented reborts and their insistence do not. permit

us is reject them without a hearing,

•Yeshirsty telis us there are colection camps where men di, 1e.

Histolen end through labee, Not so many yenis age Geilons Chief

strender porter alisor the infornous Sachienhausen come the

"Joy though Work:

Tre Soviet code of corrective labor mas recently published

abroed. I mill quote only two parts. Section 129 recalls that in

Ocrober.!943.

'institutions for corrective lator were transferred

from thr Ministries of Justice to the MKVD (now MAVD) of the

U.S.S.P." It is on ill omen when the highest police; organintion

si a gurnment takes chorge of the seiducation of its ciliens.

section 8 states: "Those persons are sent to corlectional labor

carips who have been condemned by (a) a senténce passed by a

tribunal: (b) a decree of an administrative body" There is ne pos.

sible misinterpretation; the law recognizer ond approves deporta-

1 on without trial.

The are bud age de By or id e teding gip you shot

see animate paPira

are used, with. iron tubes through the flooring for toilets, tiers of

wooden bunks, and sentry stations connected by telephone to the

Commandant's car.

These small new details are alarming, for they

indicate a special kind of calculation, necessary only in the case

of permanent institutions.

The camps make the police an imposing social power within the

State, a well defended master of manpower.

tration, the Gulds, is one of the lansest economic trusts of the

• I.S.S.R. Contracts are prepared on the basis of the prevailing

woge rotes, out since deportee labor costs far less, the difference

is absorbed by the police

"corporation.".

Here again the inmate

of the concentration comp supports his guardian.

The NaziSS

reached this state only at the very last stages of its existence. In

this sense the world of the concentration camp develops like a

cancer within society, corrupting the executioner along with the

victim.

A CALL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE

We are laced with an international crime and we must

say so as clearly as possible.

Our allies in the struggle tor

treedom are being sylemalically exterminated. It is our

duty lo undoe the demand else fast tor on investiga.

lion of the Soviet concentration carps.

So long as the Rus-

sian conceniration came system exils, hundreds of thousand:

Out of the cacophony of the thousands of documented reports

the "concentration camp man"

emerges.

He is nightmarishly

typical. He is hungry, sick and afraid. He lives in wooden bar

racks, or under a tent, or in earth caves.

His fate is locked be.

tween barbed wire barricades, beneath observation towers. Unde

constant threat of dogs and rifles, he works far beyond the powe

of his muscles. Given.neither the means nor time to wash, he wear

foul rags.

He is awakened before down; at night, having returned

exhausted from work, he stands in an interminable line, near a hos

pital lacking medicaments. In the middle of the night, in every

kind of weather, he is aroused by blows to unload freight cars. Thi

is a faithful condensation of hundieds of reports- and thousand:

•of such reports exist.

The world of the concentration comp keeps growing. Yester

day the Soviet Union had only political detention camps.

cruel civil wer of the collectivization period started her on this en

terprise of forced labor which plays its part in every economic see

tor, including scientific research.: The present network of camp

spreads across Siberia to the White Sea and the Baltie, from th

very outskirts of Leningrad and Moscow to Baku.

During nearly their entire existence, the Nazi camps were bu

one apocalyptic aspect of a general pathological pattern.

during the last years did they become an integral part of a sidiet

founded on a new type of human exploitation. In Russia this deve

• opnicnt is entirely completed.

The class that organizes the camp

is not threatened with extinction. It is in possession of all powe

¿ and firmly resolved to carve out its future.

These camps are thu

en expression of noimal relations, the natural development of

, new sype of society.

And. it is this unique quality of the Sovie

system of concentration camps which fills us with such horror.

Imagine the mass graves of the old Buchenwald erupting wit

a resurrection of their dead, delegates of a protesting humanit

united on the great square.under the flares and in the snow, lister

ing to the drumbeats and waiting to be counted. How would the

judge the sale, comfortable, intelligent citizens of the West wh

heard these new cries of terror and did nothing to answer?

Th

strongest obscenities would be too weok. Millions of men toda

suffer horribly, with no hope.

I do not ask the world to state,

"Concéntration camps exist i

Russia.

Some might reply, "Our information is insufficient to pre

nounce such a serious verdict."

I only ask you to sa..

must be opened.

So that the file may be opened, l'now piopose the establish

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THESE ARE THE FACTS:

Within the Sovier sphere, a system of concentration

camps exists, rivaling in exterit and horror those of Nazi

Germany. President Truman has stated, on the best au-

Phority arailable to him, that the Russians hold 16 million

hopeless human beings in these camps.

On the basis of thousands of documented reports from

errapees from behind the Iron Curtain, the distinguished

Frarich writer, David Roussat, issued his appeal to human.

ity, reprinted in abridged form sbore, for an investigation:

into the Soviet concentration camp system.

Me. Rousset's demand deserves the fullest attention

of the Ameriern people. We of the Iron Curtain Refugee

Campaige hare therefore undertakén to make there facto

known as a publie service. We will not keep silent before

this monstrous international erime, now driving thousands

of human beings, destituto, through the Iron Curtain. Nor

shall me abandon those who flee the Soviet terror.

Therefore me call on the American people:

+(1) To join with Mr. Rousset in demanding an impartial

investigation of the Soriet concentration.camp system.

(2) To support the Iron Curtain Refugee Campaign so Phat

each victim of this inhuman system fleeing to the West

ean be assured of help by those who are dedicated to

the cause of human freedom and decency.

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The Undersigned Endorse Mr. Rousset's Appeal to the Conscience of the World on Behalf of

the Millions of Victims of the Soriet Concentration Camp: System. We Ask Support of the

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Include my name among one million Americans e

dorsing Mr. Rousset's appeal for an investigation

the Soviet concentration camps.

To aid those who have defied this inhuman ter

and escaped to the West, I enclose my contribution

• $200 to enable the rehabilitation of an escar

from Stalin's terror.

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to aid in this humanitarian work.

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Losdors of Supreme Lithuanian Rosistance

Movement in Bxiles.

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Soviot Arctio Transportution Systems Constantin Holodotaky.

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Former Chief of Engineering Dopt of

rungarian Stuto Railroada:

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THE NEW YORK TIMES. TUESDAY. APRI, 22. 1252.

EMERGENCY APPEAT

TO THE FREE WORLD

A GREAT MEAN TRACEDS CONFRONTS THE FREE WORLD. RELIEF AND RESETTLENENT FOR

ALL THOSE ESCAPEES FROM COMME SIST-DOMINATED EASTERN EUROPE NOW AIDED BY THE IRON

CURTAN REFUGEE CANOES OF THE INTERNATIONAL, RESCUE COSMITTEE WILL END BY MAY

20. 1932, 090ESS ADDEDOSA FUNDS BECOME AVANABLE. THIS TRAGEDY THREATENS MANY OF

THE ADDITION 1. TIDESIDS OF MEN AND NOMES WHO WILL ESCAPE FROM BEHIND THE IRON

CURTAIS WITHIN THE DENT MONTHS.

Trolve Dier clice, in Europe are overwhelmed by appeals for assistance from escapees who cross the Iron Curtain

warriors into We teen Europe de the rate of 1:000 per month.

Dr. Floyd Block. American Pronident of Robert.College at Istanbul, who beade.our Turkich committee. reports

Oras Prolarion anti Commend enapere conned werere work permita in Turkey. These refugeen are almont entirely

alependone agro son foes empped, allergle to Turkial Beel Crencent is cooperating.

pe refugere from from Cartin countries-profescionals, technicians, recitance leadere-and their families,

wish intrance or sine frer the United Scared or Canada, will need occan transportation and resettlement aid.

Mine from Curtain refoger al present with their familice in the United States are awaiting job placemente and

My Monday, Marr 28. Preidone Tenman Mued a directive allocating $1.300,000 for ausistance lo Iron Cur.

sain De-fugee, In lie datement, Mr. Truman underscored the unique importance of the problem of the Iron Curtain

He fogeon from de: Mienpoint of our national eccurity. The President accurately stated the case:

"The mirable condition in which these refugees from Communism find thenwelves and their present

inability do emigrate to new homes and dart new lives, lead inevitably to despair. Their disillusioument

is being effectively exploited by Communit propaganda. These men and women are friends of freedom.

They include able and courageous fighters against Communism. They ask only for an opportunity lo

pley a urful role in the fight against Communism. It is the responsibility of the free world to afford thein

this opportunily."

This money won ot being used beane the machinery of government erinds slowly. Meanwhile brave men and

wower also, ri-lard sir liver do garapes from Cosmeninit tyranny are in danger of being abandoned to their fate.

Mortalied iathe onlowvailoblechaned of Smerican help. The American government program is not yet organized.

Cavernment funds, when asailable, will help solve part of the problem. But this aid must be supplemented by the

specialized embravore ol American voluntary agencies. Counselling, orientation, procesing for migration, supple-

montal rolief and mediral altention -there are ilings that the refugee must have. From a psychological standpoint,

this personalized assistance is of the grealest importance because it convinces him that he is wanted, that the Western

world rare about his fale.

unan heing: are alerlened, we tha

five point to the editorial comment of The New York Times:

"Far too inity, afor interrogation. have been cast no she ash hear se shanko for pha footagio it- or. ai

REFUGEE LEADERS PLEA

We, the undersigned representatives of the European pooplos subjs

gated by Communisttyranny, urgently appeal.forsupport forthelor.

Curtain Refugee Campaign of the International Roscue Committee in

its prosent.emergency.

The nature of the escapee's first contact with the Western world is

of the greatest importance. Ordinarily he reaches the fred side of she

Iron Curtain completely without means and emotionally and physi-

cally exhausted from his.harrowingordool.Althoughhomayboko.rg

alivo in ovor crowded camps, all too froquantly ho exporiencos ari.

soul deral parsonal Indifference that ambitiere oron tha strongant

It is hardly possiblo to oxaggerate the value of tho service which

the Intornational Rescuo Committoo has condorad to thoro who huvo

succooded in escaping from bohind the Iron Curtain and la shoso who

have sufforod und continuo to suffer in the fight for troodom and

democracy.

Thio promptnoss with which the Intornational Roscue Committoe

has como lo the assistance of those who have escaped, and the

warmth and understanding: displayed by its representatives havo

been a source of great spiritual encouragament for the refugees in

Europe. It has demonstrated to them that.on their way to freedom they

have not been abandoned to their fate. It has confrmed their faith in

democracy. to the point where subsequent hardships could not destroy

it. It has proved to the world that the right of asylum is not a mare

formality devoid of human content. It has helped to keop clivo hopo

for tomorrow in the breasts of all peoples who are today enslaved

by Communisi tyranny.

It would bo a catastrophe of tho first order if this vital work woro to

come to an ond for.lack of tunds.The hardshipsoftherefugens would

be increased many fold: and the Communist propagandists would

gloat over the fact in many editorials and radio broadcasts.

DR. G. M. DIMITROV

Chairman, Bulgarian Natiónal Countil (in exile)

Secretary, International Peasant Union

MILAN GAVRILOVICH

President, Yugoslav-Serbian Peasant T

TEFAN KORBONSKI

Former Acting Chief of Polish Underground

Chaiman. Polish Politient Cneneil in 116 A

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• elder Campag" of the d. rartonal Rescue Commice lids gel emergency aid to more

than 50.000 persons who have escaped from behind the Iron Curtain. More shan 1400 refugees from Iron Curtain

countrice hase been resculed in the United States and Canada through this agency. More than $3.000,000 has been

effortisely invented in this offort, including aid to refugees from the Soviet zone of Germany, during the past three

sears ly she International Rescue Commitice.

Among the most important Iron Curtain refugees brought to the United States i Canada by us are: three

ent-tanding muclear phecide: a topranking Soviet gologial; a former Hungarian Mininer of Defenue; averal

• Deplora of tre Sopromo Dinossegion Bemistiane: Movement in lexile; one of the leading specialian in the development

i rmanen fortifeations in his countre: a former Chief of tie Engineering Department if the Hungarian State Rail®

a roadle: Moe former Pre-ident of the Masaryd University in Exile.

Among flee must notable escape groups who attracted international altention amdto whom IRC rendered aid

during the jure year was the Carcholosak Freedom Train group, many of whom har berre cleil in Canada.

The humanitarian effectioness and the importance of this work has rereived tribule from recognized refugee

Iealers and organizatione. Testimonials of another order have come in the form of violent altacks by Moscow in

Prava mod ile si-dor organ- of international Conmunism.

BLT TODAY. LESS THAN THREE MONTHS AFTER PRAVDA NITACKED THE JRON CURTAIN

REFUGEE CAMPAIGS, OLK PROGRAMIS IMPERIED FOR LACK OF FUNDS.

Hi appeal for immediato subscription of 8250.000 by private individuals, plianthropic institutions and

bu-inces organizatiome, many of whom have supported us in the past to make pable the reafirmation of our

fundamental deement of purpose:

NO MAN OR WOMAN WHO CHOOSES OUR SIDE IN THIS WORLDEDE BATTLE BETWEEN

FREEDON AND SLAVERY SHAL. BE TURNED BACK TO COMMUNISN.

Chairman, Slovenian National Council..

Acting Chairman, Christian Democrati.

Alon of Central Europe

DR. VLADKO MACHEK

President, Croation Peasant Party

FERENC NAGY

Former Hungarian Prime Minister

VACLOVAS SIDZIKAUSKAS

Prosidont, Central-Eastern European Committoo

U.S. Roprosonialivo, Supromo Lithuanian Council of Liberallon

GENERAL NICOLAE RADESCU

Former Prime Minister of Rumania

LEONHARD VAHTER

Chairman, Estonian Consultative Panel

MSGR. BELA VARGA

Former President of Hungarian Parliament

President, Hungarian National Council (in oxile)

STANISLAW MIKOLAJCZYK

Former Polish Prime Minister.

President, International Peasant Union

BISHOP JOSEPH RANCANS

Chairman, Latvian National Council (in exile)

PETER ZENKL

Former Vice-Premier of Czechoslovakia de

VACLAV MAJER

Czechoslovak National Committoo

JOSEPH LETTRICH

Former Chairman Slovak Council

Vice-Chairman, Council of Free Crechoslovakia

HELP TODAY WITH YOUR GIFT

IBOO CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN

• IS ANTERNATIOAL RESCUE COMMITTEE

62 WEST 150 STREET, NEW YORK 30, N.1.

Admiral Richard E. Byrd, Honorary Chairman

Iron Curtain Refugee Campaign

International Rescue Committee

62 West 45th Street, Now York 36, N. Y.

ADMIRAL RICHARD F. BIRD

Honorary Chairman

REINHOLD NIEBUHR

Chairman

1..N. BERLE, JR.

Vice Chairman

DAVID F. SEIFERHELD

Treasurer

LEO M. CHERNE

Enclosed is my contribution of $.

from Communism in this emorgoncy.

to holp refugees

-Vice-Chairman

BOARD OF DIRECTOIS

NAME

PALI. F. BH1S51.N01S

JOSEPH BETTINGUI

WINKY SEANS CANISY

WILLIAS J. CASHY

CHKISTOMEL EUNEI

1. WILLIAN PITIESON

I. M. SCoT

ALVIN JOHNSON

DAVID SUEK

GEORGE I. SKOUIS

NELSON P. MEAD

LESHAES. MASHAWALD

STERLING D. SPED

GENERAL CARL SPAATZ

TELFORD TAYLOR

MSGR. BELA VARGA

L. HIOLLINGSWORTH WOOD-

CHARLES S. ZIMMERMAN

ADDRESS

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Security

Intermation

Chief, Pittaburda offico

Acting Chies, Milnisaton arfice

Source Leado fron IRC Piled - Case 10978

16 Desober 195?

1. Attached herato 16 copy of meno dated li July L58 contalaini

tho come of Mikolaus Abramor locatod at the Drinville State Hospital,

Danville, Penabylyania.

8i8 name was gecured froa the files of

the International Rescue Comnitice.

Individ A 200 alcachod i blocrophical information conceratas easo

The above sam vas forvarded to us in error and 18 belag

relayod to you inasmuch as Dusville 18 1a your territory.

I. I. HARE, JR.

enclg.

2

c/c Chief, Contact Division

Security Information

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Chiör, No Yori Flold Orfice

16 Septenber 1052

"Att:

Ar.. Frcund

Chief, contact Division, 00

International rescue comittee S5164

Manen re burn a de copy or ce

minutes or the meeting, botucon ir. Rocker, Daecutlve

Director of IRC, and Tr. Mond, a mprcocatative of this

this to for yous incornation only.

P. M. ASHCRAFT

Att.

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SECURITY INFORMATIOR

27 August 1952

KEZUHANDUS FURE THE RECURD

ABA000

SUBUbCTS

Contact nith Abrea Becker, Internationa Ss Ell

Rescue Comfile (TiC)

1.

At tha requent of it. O'gara and C/IO, the understined

chia dito Listoned to a

prevent.lion concernint the finincint noods

of the liC.

"la ratter ras sorioned by it. lecker, the current

Exccutive Diroctor of INC and successor to David dartin.

2. In brief, tho IRC mist obtain 650,000 timediatoly 1S 1t

1s to continuo. in boing.

A considerably largor sun mill be roguerod

15 operations us and magnitude are undortaken.

Mr. Becker reviored the liC's unsuccessful attempts to

obtain money through publio appeale and panta fron privato founda-

No undorlined tho fact that tho thc has beon particularly

unprepared for a resusal from the lord Foundition, mich Last your

¿ranted:IRC $500,000 to usslot in the rosottlouent ol intoliectuals

the Suvlet orbit.

4o

iT: Booker axpreosed disappolntront in procedures baing

anployod liy tho Departnent of Stillo 111. connection with the srocial

U.S. progran for aspistance to "Iron Üurtla" refugent, using

1•3 million in Mutual Securlty Act furls.

opinion,, the

Department mill connit alnost nil tho funds through richsk:

(Provisional Intor-sovornnontal Gunition for lio Hoveient of

arrants fron kuropo) and l'or the "31g Four" refugod uld Eroupa

associaion with rolicious organizat. ung.

Becker stared that tho

IFC 18 not ovorlouking any possibility. of participating in the U.s.

progran in ayon a small may anil has in faot sunmittod four projecta

to Stuto for approval.. These prajocts cuver such problems as the

provision for special diet for rofugoes at Cap Valka (vercam) tho

have TB.

It mag clear that Bocker held out little hope that lic's

finarcial neods can be not by joining the U.S, progran adrinistered

by Stato.

5.

This agoncy'o appreclation of the rofuged prublet and sympathy

for efforts to meet lt vera indioatod,

but sr. Becker as not encouraged to

•hope that farida. for IRC could be obtained from ClA.

F. He HAND

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TECHNICAL CCILEGE, IVOV EPT LVOV. QCETAEU SOT 8935-57, SENIOR

ENGINEER, STEEL CONSTRUCTION WORKS, KRAKOW EPT TEANÇÃO QUAEO RPT

1937-39, CONSTRUCTOR, CITY AD INISTRATION, MARSAC EPT. WARSAW.

1941-44 APT 1941-44, ENGINEES, JO METZLER COMPANY, MARSHES MIS

PRESENT EMPLOYERS RATE KLODWICKI VERY: HIGHLY IN ALL RESPECTS AND HE

'HAS MADE A VERY SATISFACTORY ADJUSTHENT SINCE ARRIVING IN THE US RPT

¡US IN APPIL 1951. RPT 1951.. PLEASE ADVISE IF ANY INTEREST. IN THIS

MAN AND IF SO, WE WILL FEQUEST ALIEN CLEAFANGE AND EERRIEFING REQUIRE-

MENTS.

80

TCT& 05014182

ESUS TCD: 35/16132

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PSivess/acr

2775

NEW YORK

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TO LEA DRUG ASHURATE BE ALIEN N 24 2Z.

REUR NY-3312. PLUHAR. SUBJECI HAS AROUSED CUNSIDPRABLE INTEREST HERE AND

AN INVESTIGATION IS NO: UNDER TAY TO UNCOVER AFRICA INVOLVELENT, OVERSFAS,

IP ANT. ANTICIPATE THAT YOU WILL BE CALLED ON TO CONTACT SUBJECT IN AFAR

FUTURE. UPAVILLE, RS HAVE AGAPED TO TAKE NO ACTION FOR PEN DAIS PENDIÑO

RESULTS INVESTIGATION, THERLONE DO NOS TAKF. ANI ACTION BITHOUT PRIOR

CHECK HERE.

ces Index (Ivan Pluhar) )

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Gicle working on this No inace ne OFI Thes

fur that Pluchar was ever contacted overseas:

Gale sent calle asking Germany whither it had

debriefed Plukar. Germany answered ly dodging

the question e suggesting ce contact IRC. Gale

Fl for info (Taggart, et), and

All frang I toll Gale we proball, ahould

contact Pluhas, but would lay off few days

untel he can check further on CIA iniolicment ovesasas...

Dulles is also on Gale's tail about this one - In

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dian

SECRÉT TO WAGHNGTON TACT NED YONE

TO ASHCHAST FON ALIEN FAGI LEA DO SECURITY INFONMATION

8311

CITE MY SHAT

OUR COVERT BRETHREN MAY DE INTERESTED IN FOLLOWING INFORMATION PASSED

3502

ON TO US SPONTAMEGUSLY BY ABRAM BECKER RET ABRAM BECKER OF THE

INTERNATIONAL RESCUE US

COMMITTLE. AS LIDELY REPORTED IN PRESS,

NEUSHEELS, AND ON TELEVISION, THERE LAS ONE IVAN PLUMAR RPT IVAN

FLUHAR AMONG THE GROUP OF CZECH REFUSEES REACHING NEW YORK ON

16 AUGUST ISSE HET 1E AUGUST ISSZO SLUMARE HO IS SPONSORED MY

IRE RT IRE, LiCAPED FROM JACHYMOU TING AREA IN SEPTEMBER 1599

APT 1951, MAGE HI; WAY TO SU RPT SU ZONE. CE GERMANY, STUDIED AT

FREE EUROPE UNIVERSITY AT STRASBOURG, AND IS LIKELY TO HAVE COME

TO THE ATTENTION OF VARIOUS AREAS IF THE AGENCY, IN THE ABSENCE

OF AY INSTRUCTIONS, lE NAVE THERETORE NOT

SEEN FIT TO APPROACH

MINO ON THE COCASION OF A PRESS ECTESENCE SPONSORED TOR NIM

BY IRC ON 18 AUGUST 195E RET 16 AUGUST ISS¿, THE NET YORK TIMES

CORRESPONDENT QUESTICNED FLUMAR ABOUT FEASON FOR HIS IMFRISONMENT.

FLUMAR REPLIED THAT THE CHARGE AGAINST HIM LAS DESPICNAGE ON

BEHALF OF A FOREIGN FORER". ANEN TIMES CORRESPONDENT INQUIRED

METHER CHARGE lAS COFRECT, FLUHAR SEFLIED IN THE AFFIRMATIVE.

AT THAT POINT, BECKER CLAIMS TO HAVE REGUESTED THAT PRESS IGNCRE

FLUHAR'S STATEMENT. BECKER REFORTS THAT CORRESFONDENTS AT FIRST

FLANNED TO IGNORE HIS REQUEST, BUT SUBSECULNTLY RECONSIDERED.

AS FAR AS NI

ANCH, NO MENTICH OF ESFICIAGE CHANGE APPEARED IN NEW

YORK PRESS SEE ALSO NEW YORN TIMES, TUESDAY, AUGUST 19 RPT 15,

FAGE 8 RPT 8 OF LAST CITY EDITIOD. - BECHEM BELIEVES THAT PLUMAR

BLEE HIMSELE UP A BIT, PUT WANTS US TO BE INSORMED SO THAT WE CAN

DEF LATE

HIM WHETHER GR NOT THERE 1Ü SUBSTANCE OF MIS STORY.

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sus. 32

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CON LUZITLAL SACCHIT! DAPORMATION

SPUTATIO'I REICHTS BE SERNTITED MIIIS SINAY MCHS FOLITIAL, HE

cos Index -3

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ater

Security Informatien

Chief, Contact Division

S. August 1952

Atto. !

Index

Chie?, Detrost Offlee

YLO1E tO MINI TRANK PARASIY - POLIaN latIoRal

5-554Y

SODESSEN

1. AT. Hereain vas iptoisoned on 1 auguit at his place of busineso,

Th rower CoY co Cord 4: 5395 Dol 6a, Dyer 16 1 anato alain trator.

2. Subject vas borti 1 December 180% 10 Goszalkonice, Palaad.

1883-73

Pallab Ministry d Cosmerce, Warsar, Polaná.

C1v1] servant.

2928-34

Finaged om firn in the corn and food trade. Tale vo's very small

concars.

1934-39

Blogian Stoal Foundrios & MiLla (PLleadskl Foundry), locatod 1n

chorzor, Polani (forterly Sochigshutte, Poland).

1939-45:

Pallab dray - ir. Harasin vas taken a prisoner of var of the cormals.

to escaped and jolned the Pollah Aray 1u exile. 119 fantly diorpo

peared during the var. His son 1o balsaved to be held in a

Rusatan concentration carp, 1f be 16 still alive.

1945-48

Revettlenout and Welfare Officer, UNRA and THO, Germany and Bast

•Africa.

intle corving in this capacity, Mt. Harasis travallod 1a

the Best Alrienn region of Tansarylka, Ugaria, and Rauys. His

purpose vas to resettle pallah refugees in campa la these arogo.

Bubject knove this ares vell and could anover specific questiona

regarding raide curares, settlements and cities.

1948-51

soctal work in England

24 July 1952 - Entered the UB at fou York CIty.

la a reserve captaia in the Palisa Aray, Mr. Harasia vorked for the

Mislatry of Roconstruction of Adainletration, Pollab Coverent in estle.

explalnod his duties as consisting of assisting in the complete adainistration

and reconstruction, and helping to place Pollah nationals 10 jobs to which thay

yould do best oulted.

Harasin's vile refused to leave Palaal vith her husband and she 18

et1ll rosiding ibere. He has not corresponded vith hor since 1975. He does,

horever, conduct a correspondence with cousias living in Charson and other

cities 1n Biloslan part of Poland. He received a letter fron one of his cousins

thros sonths ago, but said that 1t contained only family In'oration. He vill

gladly cure over all future letters, 11 so desired.

FAUL W. ICK:

Wironickistd

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ANALYSIS REPORT

TAPE. OF COCUMENT

TYPE SA SRUANIZATION

ABSTRE'T

DATIO

6.0.

DATE FILED

SECONDARY NO..

See mono datid 28 July 1952 Illed in Jacket 1024638 for the following namess

Marla Nas - A 6.3÷6?

Alfongas iinas

Favel. Rohon

Erily Rosdolaky

Christoo Sarbor

Vladimir Seredinsky

SUBJECT

AREA

ACT.

DATE

INFO.

TFR

DATE

ARiA

FORM NO.

FEB 1950

57-28

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Alian Confact

Security Infointion

2H965

Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

TO

Chef, Contact Division

Index

Chief, Detrolt Office

516t

DATE:

15 August 1952

F5564

SUDJECT: VISIT TO ALIE: Illa IlLOW

Bulburian National

1. Mr. Illew sao intervicwed, on 8 August et hia place

of business,

the Harry W. Dietert Conpany, where he is coployed

as a draftonur.

Ile 1s presently reoiding at 9330 Roselam, Detrolt,

Michigan.

1933-70,

1940-41,

1912-144,

2.. Subject was born & November 1919 in fanturi, Bulgaria.

Sofie, Bulgaria as a draftann;

Bulgarian Army;

stulging in Geruchy However, he was not permitted to

assirned to manual lavor;

1948-49,

Murich, Germany with the liason, Johunn Reich Corpany;

Marrt Grafine, Germuny as " cirll engineer;

11 July 1951 - Arrived In Few York Clty aboard the "SS Gen Sturgis".

3. Hx. Illew corresponds with his nother and two aisters

1n Bulgaris through a friend In Murich, Germany, who forwards the

letters to and from Bulgaria.

The last letter reccived was ir. May

1952 and it contained only Information of family natters and a

description of the deplorable living conditions in Bulgaria. He

said the letters were sealed and appeared to be uncensored.

Lenturi, Bulgaria, 1s a small village near the coast

of the Black Sta, 80 niles south of the Danube River.

Mr. Illen will probably. not be approached again as

he had little information of intelligence value.

wallac tu.Konicki

Wirkonick1: jd

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•Security Intorinetion

2493

Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

ATTY:

FROM

SUBJECTS

Chief, Contact Division

DÄTE: 13 August 1952

Index:

Chief, Detroit Office

3664

VISIT TO ALIEN: Svatopluk C

KRASTEK - Czechoslovakian National

1. The attached information wao received from Svatopluk Chrastek,

now residing at 2225 West Philadelphia, Detroit 6.: Subject was intervieved at

his place of business, the Turchan Follover Machine Ço., Detroit, where be 10

employed as a grinder operator.

2. Although Mr. Chrastek has relatives In Kartosy, Czechoslovakia,

he does not correspond with them at present.

He stated he wrote a fey letters

through friends in London, England, and in Hestern Germany, but has bad no reply

to these letters.

3. Mr. Chrastek stated he knows the area around Kartosy and Brno

quite well and would be willing to answer any specific questions in detail 1f.

requested to do so. We are submitting a name check with the hope that require-

ments based on his experiences will be forwarded to un.

4.

Date of contact: 11 August 1952.

Wallace l. konichi

fo

PAUL W. ICKE

wwkonick1: rb

Attachment: 1 set

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SOURCE:

Born 21 Februay 1925, Freror, Czechoslovakia.

He completed

elementary wid high

school at Novy Freror, near Brro, Czecho-

&e attended business school at the University of

Frague, and at the sase time was enplojed as s arsitsman, 1942-45,

at the Ebro uvia Arms Factory at Brno.

From 1945-45 he attended

the Brno Business College where he studied the foreign export

A nester of the Benes Party, he was arrested by the

Communists in Oitover 19ls. and held in a labor camp until October

1949 when he managed to escape to Germany where be remained until

January 1952 when he entered the US.

Source stated that Nr Jozef Baranovsky was responsible fer his arrent

and that Mr Baranovsky, appeared as a witness during the tral in the

Pcople's Court and testified against him.

He described Baranovsky to

se 35 years of age, sbout 5'11"

, thin green-gray eyes, and blond, sparse

He was a heavy drinker and behaved and looked like a comnon farmer

although he was a member of the Czechoslovakian Becret Police. Baranovsky

was seen in Ludwigsburs, Germany, in 1951 and his presence vas reported

to the US CIC authorities.

Source was sentenced to the prison camp located at the site of the

Svatonovice Coal Mine wiich is located about live kilometers from the

Polish border.

This coal mire closed during World NarIl because of the

presence of gasses and other dangerous conditions and becsuse it was the

sccne.of many accidents.

However, it was reopened by the CSR.

About 500

prisoners, made up or German and Czechoslovakian political and criminal

prisoners, worked this coal mine. There was also one' Irishman about 31

years of age, described by source as short and stocky, with light red

hair, who always kept to himself and would not converse with the other

prisoners. He was there before source arrived and remained after source

was released In October 1949.

3.

The prisoners worked two 12-hour shifts.

Those on, the night-shift also

worked additional 4-hou- periods from one to five o'clock each afternoon

crushing large stones in a nearby stone quarry.

•verc mostly criminals or persons being punished for disobedience.

The

shafts were 1,200 neters. in depth and all the coal was hand-mined.

Source described all facilities as being very old and out-noded and wagons

of coal were all hand pushed to lifting elevators. Each sift mined be-

tween 45 to 50 carloads of hard coal.

4.

There were no hospital facilities on the premises and the one doctor, a

take care of that he couid not possible serve each patient to its needs.

The head guard, fnu Medred, about 33 years of age, a nenver of the Czech-

oslovakian Communist Party, too's special delight in tormenting the prisoners.

5.

The quarters housing the prisoners

were 100 meters

and on a clear day guard-rouses on the Polish borderast of the coal mines

could be seen.

Barracks were built to bouse 40-45. prisoners each but were usually over-

crowded.

Living quarters contained

no electrical power and the only

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electricity.at the coal mine was brought in by overland lines fron

a pover plant located at another coal mine 50 kilometers east.

intle in the Pankrac prison in Prague, source saw an American soldier

who had been there for three months.

He described this soldier

is being rather young, tali, dark brown hair, with a pale complexion.

He does not know what

happened to the soldier.

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Junci

Chlog, Plutelungh vssloo

chior, cartoot stialos:

Sourco Londo frau Il t1108

Karenaicar dur ammorancis dated 10 July 19sci sana subjoct

:32 July 1952

Attacid horouith ara the rost er the lilorrapido abetchos of diaplacod

profussionala rosidine in your aroo.

Erols.1 A Blographic skatoios

co s

Cssо10978

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Namer

Dato of Mirthi

Place of Riith:

Cocupation;

Pantly linaboras

Prosont Addrogas

Rudolf KElIPR

(leties)

Septenher 1o,

1913

Radorlach, Yugoalnvle

Maas Technician

none

30 kaat saBlall;

jaarotto, Pa.

Sopterder 21, 1051, 55 Genoler, Mol.

Arrived in tho Us,

Occupational Hackrounds

Nay 1952 -

Cot. 1951 .

Apr1l 1952

1912 - 1915

1935 - 1238

1932 ÷ 1936

Assistant to the gon. suporintendent,

Icanutte Shade Novelty Co, Fa.

15 Jiacs Co, Tlefin, Chio.

Holasmauser,

Superintendent, Abol Giago Forks,

Chrastnik, lugosinia.

Apprentica, Schreiber do (Glass Vanuênct.)

Sunkovitz, Palind.

Languazess Yugoslav, Pollah, Germin, Czech, Russian, English.

lemrks.

April l9ul mas takon prisoner of mr by the dormina

and in 1942 was put to work (forood labor) in Noisersa-

sor; vermuny, as glasa worker.

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'taron

Namos

s 536t

Tatlana JARNSCKY

rato of sirehs.

Place of Blrths

ascupatlans

Fanlit Kcatersi

Present Addrus81

Arrired in 0.51

1902

Harsax, Poland

Peächer

•Husband - Wlacheslav, 56, Profo phyalolat

ravis & Blkina Coliege, Blklas, Host

Firginta

Septoriter 1949

occupatloral Bacligrounds

suls 1950

1945-19/19

Teachor (Rugsias) at Davis and Elkina

Collago, Elkins, bost Virgiinla

Toacher of Russtan, Fronch and Serblan at

Lanjuago Inatituto Andorl-Rosio, Orsa

Austria

2924-1941

Languagag8

Teacher of Prenea, Deruan, Serblan and

Mistory ot Olilse

Sehool, Zenur, Yugoslavia

Russlan, French, Sertinn, Demnan, Engllsh

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Haos

ErIK KOVACIC

Dato of Births

1921

Placo of Births

Occupations.

Panily mesoeres

LJubljana, legoslavia

Philologist

Nono

Prosent Addresas

• Arrivod in U.S.Ad

238 Bast 19th Stroat

New York, F.J.

September 1949

Occupational Backgrounde

• Fall 2952 -

Library Selenco scholarahlp, Houtern

Resorte initeraty, Cleveland, Onio

1957-1952 •

Student Alllanco Collegs,

Cambridge Springs, Pa.

19119-1951 -

Odd Jobs, Ney York CIty

2919

Interpreter, DP Camp, Spitral, Austrla

1916-191,9 - , Stulent, Unlvorolty of Gras, Austrta

1945-1946 -

Poacher, FP Camp, Spittal, Austria

Publicationes

Collection of Poetry (In Slovenian), 1946, Austrlas

Articles on literacure, blotory in Slovenian dall

paper, Clevoland, Onto.

Slovenlan, Serto-Groat, Busslan, Polish, German,

Eng:11 ah

Languagos!

Remarks!

In 1945 ha escaped from the TIto

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S daly 195?

andasi contact Dirlolca

surros Leada Irca IRC F1209

non ico radiod hardi t aver aia fate la va itata do cad

10 your ajoar.

TInK HANNA

JAi LOTAR

AGiNi 820 2012154207

E0C1091509: (22) 10 Stateli 20078a

0319

Cane 20978

SEGRET

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356t

Namos

Hate of nirths

PlacO of 11rth8

recupations

Parily "emberas

fresent Addrosss

Systopluk GiRAOTES

Yetzranty 21, 1925

ProTos, Crochoalovalde

Drafteran

L208 :1111ao8 St

Dotrost 8, 11ch.

J3591373 27, 1952, SS GoneStomart, Moto

Arrived In tho 115!

(ccupational Rackrrounds

1po1l, 9952 -

• 1919 - 1957

1942 - 2945

Dratesion alti tha Murchan ¿ollowa

laciano Coo, Detroit, lach.

lorised for tho US Arer (designing,

lottering oto.), stuttart, Oozenny

ratana, Zorojovia (Arma Factory

Banio, Esochoodovaida.

Languagess Croch, Corin, 32218h, Spanish.

ir, chrastek, a nesber of the Benes Party, was arrested

by the Communists 1n Octoher, ICUS, and hold in a labor

camp t1ll October 19119 when be innegod to escapo to

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Rassor.

Dato of Births

Placo of Eirths:

Dicupat Ions

Fantly lembergs

Presont A idro0ss

11h55

February 20, 1911

Vilna, Poland

Technician

MIfe. = Anna, 38

son

= VIktor, 5

22 Charlotte Street

Dotroit,.

kIck.

January 7, 1952, S3 Geniotrylor, 11 To

Arrived in the US:

Occurational Bickerondi

Febo 1952 -

1957 - 2952

1918 - 1949

1945 - 1916

1934 • 1939

1930 - 1932

Languagess

Rernrkss

Construction doctriclan, Hooster ingeneer

ine coo, "otrole, sick.

a1ebel.l Crio, issen, Gurrany.

Technician, IRo, Vendon, Germany.

CIfice mork, 31egon, Germany - UNTRA.

Electrician, Railroad Pover Station,

stolpeo, l'oland.

Jectrician, Railroad Diroction,

Vilna, Poland.

Polish, Russian, German, sone inglioh.

IT. Palulla mas taken ariaonor of unr in 1939 by the

Geranne and was in a ermp until 1940.

Then he did

sarcas labor 1n Germy. In October lam he was

arrested by the Goatapo and hold in prison intil 11-

beration in 1945.

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Nares

Onto of Rirthe

Placo of Births

Occupartions

Frilly l'omborss

Prosunt Addressi

'anucry 28, 1973

Lances,

Paland

Lateryone

nia Brontalava, 35

290+1012743,5

65 deadosy stroot

Sattlo Croek, l1ch.

Pay lls, 1957, SS Queen Kery, NoT.

Arrived In the USe

Occupitional Backround!

1957-

19169 - 1950

1937 - 1938

Publicatlongs

Languages!

Romarks1

Fookkoeper, Clark Egulpsent Co,

Erttle Greek, Vich.

Ministry of Health, Chandler's Ford,

Ingland, - Interpreter.

"ratty of Indentry and Cosmerce,

Farsaw Licence and trade analyst.

Journalistic work for a number of Pol19! news-

paparg on politiarl and econorior! subjocta.

lolish, inglish, serch, russian.

wus taken prisoner ai mar by the ruselans. Iscapod

In 1939, rotimed to Poland and mas a nenber of the

undergromi sovesent for six. jerry.

iscaped ris

Crechoslovalda to vernaty in 1945, later en Joined

the pollah Army under iritish commend.

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Nasa!

Date of Rirthi

Place of Pirths

(ecraations

sandly Membores

Present Adiresa:

Jane 7, 1897

Runsania

Technician

on - Perdinand, 1

13? "oblo Street

Chicago 22, I11.

September 21, 1951, SS GeroBulr, NoT.

Arrived in the US:

Occunational Backround:

Nor. 1951-

1938÷- 194

2929 = 1938

1922 - 1929

1907 - 1915

Glass Techniclan Hirror Factory

Datralt, Nicho

Glass Forks, Tentore, Faland.

alass technician, furds, Slebenburgen.

Class workor, Hegeluesy, Runania

• languareas Rusanian, Folisii, Corman, English.

Rarks! Shipped to Germary iron Poland in 19h1.

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P,083

Date at i1-t91

Placo di "lita:

Fandly lesliers.

Jan ECLAR

Septemier 8, 1927

Erichoslountle

Draftstin

nano

32 shirlotto 5t

Satralt 1, lich.

lovanber 27, 1957,55 Quotn SIlarboth, NI

Arrived 1n Ela USE

Scoupational Rackeround:

Jar. 1957 -

1950 - 1957

Draftarn, Detroit, lies.

Draftenan, litriinstone Co, Rothiell,

Englando

1945 - 1950

Driver, so lirard, inglard.

1947 - 1948

traftemin, Christier Co, Sobaloo, CSRo

1047

tricer, shodd warks, filsen, air.

Languages: ürech, Corn, rillai.

Renarks:

then tha Carmans closal the schools in Csechoslovalda

curing the last sonths of the war, 1r'. iplar mus assigned

to the German "iochilio". Not vanting to word for the

on vent to infland.

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Hare!

Jaliot WHICH

into of "lith:

Place of Eirtht

recruition:

Fardly "cribera:

4 22, 1008

äfor, likeradne

Chordst

alic-brote, 29

Prosent Address:

Arrived In the USs

22 Charlotto Streot

Jotrolt, "ich.

Jocerter 1, 1957, 25 Gono:ltince, iolo

cecupational Backtrounds

1952 •

Ichigan Chromo and Chendcal Co.,

Dotroit, lich.

1945 - 1951

Saltzritter 8o, Kublran Go. otc.,

Dortrand, Germiny.

1934 - 1941

Agrlcultura? Chonist, Scerimental Agroo

culture Chemical Station, Kharkor, USSR..

1931 = 1734

Research worker in Agriculturil Chendatiy,

Apperimental Agrlalturo Station, l'estan, USSR

1929 - 1931

Research worker, Aperimental Agriculture

Station, M10, IS.5R.

1923 - 1922

Inboratory tochnician, Aertcultural

Institute, Blor, ISSio

Publicationgs

Soveral pabllertions on artificinl fortilisers.

Langragos:

Russian, Uorninton, Corn, inullah.

Remrkas

1I. Jurich was taken prisonor of tar in 1942 and

refused to be repatrintod to the soviet Union

after liheratiot.

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Haror

Dato of Birche

Placo al Mirth:

febrery ?, 1913

Bochit, F98d0.

seit: 1es1 ürginoor

Fa-1ls "erleres

•Prosent A lúrosos

2831 Mumprarth :t.

Detratt 11; 'Ich.

ArtIvod 1n the USt

sult 31, 1957,53 GeroBlitchfard, iTo

(ecupational Backgrounds

sugust 1041 - maressun, jurchan achine Co,

detroit, lIcho

1940 - 1945

1936 = 1939

"Anisch Pactory, berlin, Guitany.

Kapso : frialler, Erno, CSP. - apareasice

Languages:

Remrr8:

Pussian, Croch, irran, Engliah

:T.Irltton reis 1a a l'anoen rañureo, Deported sou

Crechnglovatta to cormany in 1939, le mas assigued

ad laborer te the Germn Rollmys and Inter, as

dri'tos, to dolinech in Berlin.

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Yamas

Dato of R1rthe

Plico of Birthi

recipitions

Pandly "erberg:

Prosent Addresas

Arrivod In tho 1iS8

Cecupat lon 1 ackgrond:

1051 -

-.. 12/0 = 1952

1915 - 1948

2934 - 1939

1928 - 19316

1923 - 1928

Locower 1, 180L

coczalkoulco, Poland

Business Adranistrator

none

110 Holen Streot

potrolt 13, 1cho

rely 24, 1951

Pioneer Colloe Compary, Dotrolt, 11ch0

Soclal rork, England.

Resettlenont and Holfare Officer, IATRA

and MO, Germany and East Africa.

Admiristrativo lanager, Stlesian Stool

Foundries & 11110, Chorzon, Poland.

vanared om firm (Corn and food trade).

C1v1l Servant. Pollsh Ministry of

Commerce, inraham, olindo

Innsunress Polish, Ünglien, Germano

Ramiris:

when flchtine in tho Pollah Arty, mas tron priaonce

al tst.

"seapod, jolnod l'ailsh Aruylin extle.

Fauly disapponred during tho mr; son la belluved

hold in russian Concentration Camp - 1f at1ll alive.

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## Page 38

4-00000

Dato of firais

Placo as Ririas

(ccupat1078

Pially : estas:

Prosent Ardroyss

Judy 15, 1020

Corica,

Albinda

lysician

none

Zonen'a liospital

etroit, l'ich.

Arti 1%, 1957

Arrivad In the USs

recugations? inckeround,

coto 1, 1957 -

1949 - 1952

Interno, Homon's hospital, Dotrolt

rhesiclan, IRD In Italy (desl-erso,

Cinelitta and Monoli De Camps)

Larpuagess Albindan, Itallan, irench, üerzan, lincJ10ho

---

## Page 39

14-00000

Sindiy

F. 5541

21 Julj 1962,

CH10f, 511-12,607 OffIcO

Chios, Contact ilviaion

¿ourco Lonis fro: IuC Filos

Rafanticia (a) Our nonoranditi datod ll july 1952; Bano aubjoot

Forariad horaris aro tua additioral blocranio scotonon fross thn

sil00 of tha Intoria do al roucuo Colletoo.

inclosuros; (2)

(N) Skiten on tarta ASPiRa

J8L1ttloford/j1

co:

Indox v

Сиво 10978

SEGRET

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## Page 40

14-00000

10798

Date of Birthd

Place of Blith!

Occupations

Family menbergs

Present Addressi

Marta ASPERS

Auguat 12, 1912

Latvia

Teacher of Latin and Oreak

Arrived In U.S8

None

Moravian Sealnary and College for Wouus

Buthlohem, Pennsylvania.

October, 1949

Occupational Background,

Pullicationas.

Languagoes

Jan. 1951-

Interne, Moravlan Seminary and Bollege

för Women, Bethlohen,: Pa.

1945-1949

Teacher (Latin and Groak) at Latvian

Gymnasium, Easlingen, Germany

1937-194li -

laught latin and Great, dynnasiun,

Riga, Latvia.

norato-poetic worde and sound affacta 1n

Virgil's aritingo (thesis), Riga, 1944.

Latrian, Ooman, Latln, Greek, Bnglish

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## Page 41

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21 JULY 1952

35111: 080rd/acT

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SPEL: IO BETIE! THE MULS IN DIESE SEICLES AND MOSE IN THE PRINTED LATERIAL

ORIGINLY DISITED TO 13 WAY NO MOND TO GIE IT TO XOUR ATLACE SPECTEIG

ILITY i ILINN

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VITZVICTUS • VAIKEVCIUS

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I FIGHT IN LUIRY GUSLY PLEASE ADVIS., SU.LST.

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secirty Inforntl.n

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## Page 42

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#: 491581

Lindey

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CRIOS, PIELIDDA OFEICO

@itar, con-act Dvlaich

13 July 1532

Rugua Wee S8560

Do Sa SHED: MM 55564,

Miloss :02.5

TOGER DONOM

mis iniorasión sun abrinal aron the 1d0s or the

Breeds entridate to gore cus tall to folvanic? wea reset rena

Mat inios moccoin te 10 pounlile that durine the tino betrozi

our an sini cheddog i Ires faler in to fosarlin or the

indivlaila. If so, io should ayoraciao your callin; 1ê to our

stails.

al aro unsura al thel sequil potantial, en ero sibling sosa

tho maco for cleanincó prior to tir tranetteal to tho riold.

desire la clearance dould regult do i inclai alerTius li sioa

No ActoRs:

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## Page 43

14-00000

65P

Haner

Dato of Births

Place of Birth:

occupation:

Fondly Menbars!

Present Address:

Tadrass DIDIN

ал чт

Septeibes 17, 1920

•Gary l'atre, Polind

Phoal clan

none

Ratty Hospital

Fafa:10 20, iato

Fobruary 7, 1952, SS GenoLuts, NoT.

Arrivad In the USi

Occupational Back round:

Fobruary 1952 -

inteme,

"aroy Hospital

Bufallo, "•

langasges,

Pa21ah, Italian, I10115t.

Remarks:

'In 1910 Ur.ralecii ma soportod to Russia, Siberla,

Riter rusalan sliaraid apresent tag given a chanco

mit to Iran, Irag, Palestine Erot and Itajg) In

19h6 transierned to ingland foi dischargos returned

to Ita'y to contiruo his medical etudios. Graduatod

sos ralona lira-sity in 1997.

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## Page 44

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7.

Ninos

Dati. 0f Firths

Placo of Birthi

Indooss ACTAS

January 1, 1923

roland

Cccuprtlons

Fandly wondersi

Prosent idiraass

Physicion

nona

Arrived in the US:

l'arcy Pospital

ruffalo 20, laVo

February 7, 1952, SS MonalUlr, NT

Occupational iRcitonds

February 1952 -

1957 - 1052

Interne, "ercy. Hoa;ltal,

Puffalo, "ot.

Intorno, Bologne, Italy

• languages!

Polish, Tallan, incllah

Remirks:

reportni! bu commans to France in 191:3 for forcel

labor.

Escaned an oaked with the lagulas, jolren

tho pol1gh ira, cago to Inly; dischuried in

Sagland went back to italy and finishod hia soilcal

sit 110g.

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## Page 45

4-00000

H2388

Dato as Rirthe

Placo of Rirths

acempations

Partly Mashergs

Prasent Addrosas

Septesbor 30, 1919

R1d81ofld, Paland

Physiolan

None

Veror Hospital

565 Abbott gard

surfale 20, r...

artired in the limited Statess February 1, 1952, SS Gestallels, NoT.

Occuratlonal Ancierrundi

Feb. 1952 -

Interno, lero• Fospital,

Bufallo, NoI.

Languages!

Resartos:

Paliah, Italian, Ingl1aà

Sentesher 1939 all l'ay loal in the Aray, Pisslan

occupiad part of Poland.

¿a "ay 1941 dupartod to

Russla

Russle (teninders) and participatod 17 tho

1942 Jainad the Pollah Carpa in

campatgns in the liddlo sas: and italy, Transferred

to England for discbarge, vent later to Italy and

graduatal fron Hedloal Infrarsity Balogna.

---

## Page 46

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Indey

Security Infara atien

35

Cie5, Chicajo OI1100

UiEs, Cuntizot Deviaduss

Fapio Lodila Sroa iNC illoa

28 5225 2958

Io iu aro rarvarda; sartrler llo rasr'e Iniomation se t3e

fallatin: senea dispiaoed proioaddoaue locaued in your arsas

•ESEYA BUlIQIAN SSLY

rarija Doza- 55504.

Finaia n03t.

55÷64

Jogil3i knuins

Datro Kortãs..

27u00

¡Ara Ve ) see photootatic copies

nis inictadloz ma ditoinad ga to Bllea of ths

Isitrantadd Lasesa cusdttea ani adltitonl Iniomntion rurerian:

ralo: vl tatvialaia in jour arca táli do turarcad sten socte rada

An tia ncià oi eiwiaelin thio inioraitin iras to 11300 i: a :no

ist:t 8o.10is Enricesã, 1l 15 pouilidlo that durtnr, ia slna botueea

ous cjidiacà vinicising of Iniei filoo and tie fnrieclng of ta

Infuratalsi to juu, you buy navo rade coatacé wiêt sona of theca

1DÙTIGANIÃO IÁ 500 H9 GUOLÉ APINUÁITO JONE COLILE: IE EO 05

Biterttson.

3o úlnio so llve o retioo axtontiva llet dl thanà sastoe laada,

end aro anauo ni tibir soturl pouantial, io aro subediiinr, ruras oe

rio nanea ins alearaneo price to thais tranaltali ta tre sicíá,

¿EllE fes ciauanco douid osdli ¿ras au initlel Interrioa, 16 should

bE StpaSani i iou 1n llo roitlão DutiaI.

io ica

AET.AF*

rasciasuess (2) As atatel abous.

Jitilajo:W sa1

22.3.x

ü10 ÷. 973

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## Page 47

4-00000

Fazos

Dete ai S1rts:

Placo of Births

VInG: a DERA

553040

Fa-fly tinberos

Present Adilroas:

seanorist

wic- Scilla (aco seposhoot)

30? "arth K1lpntrlck Ave

• chicago lu, Illo

r 23, 1927, ss Danasturgio, VoY.

Arrivoi in tha US:

SociTertIonal Iack

2940 - 1950

1947 - 1948

1910 - 1911*

3928 - 1940

IO, Fuenstar, Germary

sleafard, ingland, one Curp adanistrator.

1279507 08 0779 fart. -

Sapply carloes, lithuanian trev

Fatnaso

Inguages Ilthurnian, Russian, inglish, Gornas, Follat.

Reszurts:

"To Doba and his fantly vero deportsd to dormany

In los and do mas sorking on a fara is a laborar

unt11 1945. Man. Joined a 3P canp. "Mer arrival

In the US startod noricine with joalkarthis in

Chicago, "11.

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## Page 48

14-00000

55:64

Hamas

Dnte of Births

Place of Birthe

cecupntion:

Family lenbaras

Bresent Address:

3o:1Na. DOB:

Amne 18, 1917

Mca, latoln (nit.1 Lithuantan)

Dontiot

hushand-Vinais (a00 sop shoot)

da:, Z1büto, 12

322 liorth - 1Ipatrlok AVO

Ch1e7z0 s, Ilo

May 23, 1951,50 Geno-turtle, Malo

Arrived In tha US:

cocusational inckromds

Juno 1957 -

1919 - 1957

Publications!

Languages!

Professional Assistent, Dental Collogo,

linsveralty or Chlarzo, Chlengo, '11.

Dentist, Oerman Health Insuranco Fund,

"venator, carmarry.

Doctor's Theals: "l'outh and leous membrane rosts

wilth the workers of the Chorical Plant at Falo,

with spoc. rugard to effecta of mercury and 1ta

Ilthundan, Ruorian, Polish, Litrlan, Ceran,

Ihel1sho

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## Page 49

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xa1301

•Date of Births

PInco of Birth8

•recuaations

Faully lemberet

¡TESANE ANGrOSS!

Sergio FRCY.A3

sugriat 12, 1952

Hursonal, : 1thuensa

Choatst

nONO

7420 2 7th Avonio

Непозла, 11в.

April 24, 1949, SS Deñolonse, loston

irrivod in tho US8

socuaitional inciegrcunds

1951 .

forking as asst. chemiat In a Chemiaa

Plant in Konosha, #1s.

Langunges:

Ilthuentan, ing118h, Corman, Russlan

Durias the dorman occupation of lithuinia 1. Burkas

mas an active nonher of tho linderynound lovemont

arainst the lazis.

Doportoù to cerzary. In 1940. en

coral the Jochnical Univoralty in Stuttgart to con

tinue his studies in Chendatiy. After arrival in the

US morired as a laborer for some tiao and later on

entorod the Untvoralty of Los Anfeles and graduatod

1n 1957.

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## Page 50

14-00000

Namas

Dato of Births

Place of Pirth:

Occupations

Pandly lesberss

Present Adiraggs

Borden HALAS

Tobruary?,

1919

ratron,.

Poland

Physician

vito - Frystina, «

State School Hospital

Grafton, MaD.

so-embor 4, 1951, SS Genoúreal, 40%.

Arrived in the US:

Cecupational Backgrounds

1952 -

294:0 - 19112

ledlel and X-ru. Toohnioian

Stato School Hospital

Grafton, ". Do

• Inboratory tachnician, Plotakoz Hospital

'alando

Languages: Pallsh, Italian, Dorman, ellah.

Remarko:

In January l9lu, deported to dermany, escapod t

Southern

"rance and Joined Gen Anderge Arsy. From 1945

unt1l 1951 studled modicine at Bologna University,

Italy, graduatod, but did not roceive his Doctor'e

Degree. Dom he has a plied for a leentry Paralt in ordex

to go to Italy to get his degree.

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## Page 51

14-00000

penary

+,:*.

...?.

0108, Dotro1: vifieo

29 düly 1052

üdos, ñoatsot iluiaior.

Soundo looia nui Iii 1109 s i€14

Raraaos s. uur nmorandes dntod 2l Judy 10528 dajo s:bj0os

'Aitaaisad hororl ei aro tia ronairiás blocrapido aiketchos os isoplacad

Drofonaloralo 1a joür axca.

ANICAIZT

lnol0.1 11 bloggabio abedcio

J5:1t510:05/ 13.

Uos Index

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## Page 52

14-00000

lanies

Date of Birth:

Place of Births

rocusations

Fandly Monkers:

Prosont Adiross:

Arrived In the US:

Valnutis VATIKEVICHIS

January 12, 1927

Kaunas,

i1tauanta

Frysielan

none

(race lostal,

4160 John id,

3otrs1t 1, "lch.

natober 29,1951, 35 Gon. 26inge, "T

Dec. 1951 -

Intorne, Grace Hospital

Dotrolt, Nicho

Languagos: Isthuanian, Geruan, Russian, French, in-11ah

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## Page 53

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•Hame s

Date of Births

Piece of Birth:

Occupations

Gustav SCINTOT do FODLOVAR

марани

January 19, 1930

Indapest, Hungary

Engineer

Farily Momberas

w1f6- Therese, 47

son- Zeno, 18

son, Vilmos, 10

dall, o!lar1s, 23

Present Addresss

1443 Lakerood Ara

Clevoled, Ohio

Arrived In the US.

June 23, 1957

Occupational Backgr-unds

July 1951 -

1915 - 2957

1944 - 1965

1943 - 19l4:

1939 - 2213

1926 - 1939

Techniotan, Cleveland, Ohio,

Engineer, Railmy Carringe and "achine

Works, AugsburEs

Germany

Hangarlan Railroads, Gyor, Hungary

Farner, Fauhalm, Hungary

Engineer, Alvor Rogulating Co,

Fauhalra, Hungary.

Farmer and ingineer, self-employed

Languages: Fungarlan, Deran, Engliah.

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## Page 54

14-00000

Manor

Stentalay RAK

Date of Firth:

Flace of Elrthi

recupation:

Farily "esters:

lecesher 6, 1:35

smo, Crochoslovalda

Student

none

prosent Adoress:

180 Trotona

Ann Arbor, 11ch

Nato as Artirel In tira 115s (clobor Ii, 1951

recuational lackerainds - not avallablo

Remirks!

after arrival in cho US, "oRabak unt to lan Arbos

Univorsity of vichigan.

51s studios aro aponsored

by the lasaryk instituto.

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## Page 55

14-00000

Naras

Date of Birthi

Place ar Births

Occupations

Panily lonberg:

Probant Addresg:

Karaly Salcart

Decanher 12, 1905

Hungary

ingineer

w1fa - Irano, 40

son - Seabale, 5

80n - Arnad, 3

1199h Tacon Street

Dotrutt,

lich.

Movomber Ill, 1951

Arrived in the l'S:

Cccupationel Meteroma:

ise

Accombor 1951 -

Designer, Huron ingineerin co.

Jetsoft,

'Ich.

1915 - 1951

191:2 - 10W

Various orployors, Germany

Chief Engireer, Stato Mallways,

Budapest, Hungary.

1941 - 1942

Chiof of Railway Repatr Department,

Ssosbathely, Hungary.

1935 - 1941

Ingineor, State Railwys, Hungary

Languagoss Hungarian, üerian, saglish.

Remirkes

br. Somoryd left Hungary when the led Army moved

Lived In Gernary as a DP Iron 1945.

5-5544

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## Page 56

1400000

Manes

55564

Date of Births

Place at Births

Natlonalltys

occupations

Fantly Membergs

Arrived In U.Ss

Present Addressa

Hay 23, 1092

XIon, Russta

Pollah

Accountant

Hito, Anna.

July 5, 1952

9033 MoClellan, Detrult, Michigan

$ 370

Occupational Sackgrounds

1957 -

Assistant Accountant, Mochanical Handlin

Syaten, inc..!

Datralt.

,. 4. A 200- to,100 → 0

1948 - 1939

National Asslatant Soar!, Anglesay, No Wales,

05. Britain.

1947 - 1919

Navy, Ammy and Alr Force Instituta,

Jeruoalon, Palestine.

1945 - 1947

1942 - 1912

1920 - 1939

Accountant, Jerusalsa, Palestine.

Polish Army, Paleatins, Baypt

Accountant, Pollah Stata Petroleun Refinery,

Prahobyes, Poland.

Remarkal

Mr. Kovalal workod In Drahobyes until tbe Garman occupation

of Poland. He escaped with his vile to fangary, vent later

to lugoslatla aid finally jolred the Polish Arry In Exlle

•(Egypt and Palestine).

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## Page 57

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Names

JerZ

• CIEMOCHOWSKI

Date of Blrths

Place of Blrths

Occupations

Family Menbarsi

Present Addresss

March 26, 1906

Bozlenice, Poland

Forger Army officer, Surveyor.

H1f= - Bophla, 41

Son - Michal, 20

830 Lothrop Ave.

Detrolt 2, Michigan

Arrived In the ls Dctober 1951

Occupational Backgrounds

March, 1952 -

1941 - 1946

1927 - 1940

Surveyor a agsistant with the ablo Go.

Betroit, Mlch.

0ef1cer, Pollah Aruy In England

Ary officer, Poland

Languagess

Polloh, Russian, English

Remarkss

When flatting against the Dermany Army In 1939 was

Interned in LItraria,

Escaped and joined the Pollah

Forces in France.

In 1940, Intorned In Suitzerland.

Escaped through France, Spain and Portugal and folred

the Polish Arsy in England.

In October, Illu, he attended an Information course at

Fort Loavenworth, Karsae.

5-5564

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## Page 58

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Office Memorandum

• Chief, Contact Division

SAPS (Att. J. S. LIttlefard)

FROM & Chief, New York Office

. subjects. Source Leads from the IRC Menorandum

Sef. : Your semorandum, dated 15 Nüy 1952, same subject

SEC ET

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

DATE: 10 July 1952

1.

Attached are 28 more DP records fron the IrC.

2.

We have retained the duplicate copy of the data on

Madislaw Kosicwicz, who resides in our area.

In all other cases,

ve tore sendtry you both original copy and duplicate to facilitete

distribution of these source leads to the appropriate ficla offices.

3.

receipt.

•Additional curricula vitae vill be forwarded upon

Wistani

In charles A. Lea

HLFround/ vg

Att. (28)

then

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## Page 59

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24633

Names

Wadyslaw KOSTENICE

Date of Birth:

Place of Birth:

recupations

May 27, 1906

Russia

C1v1l Servant

Family "embers:

none

Present lidress:

Farle Hotel

27 21v13107 Street

A-sterdam, MaY.

Arrived In the US:

January 3,1952, SS Herroundlard, Boston

Cocupational lackeround:

April, 1952 -

1949 - 1952

1916 - 1949

19311 - 1939

1928 - 1934

Languages:

Panager-trainee, Earle licte, Asterdas, NY

l'achine operator, Englard.

Clerk, Polish Combattants' Associatior

London, ingland.

Worked for the County Council c5 V1lna,

Polando

"lorked with the Internal Rarence, Vilna.

Polish, English.

not fowmdit: Eopy

Ened sin New York

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## Page 60

att.

CONFOENIL

Security Information

chief, Contact Division

Allen Braiich

Chief, Hew Yors Office

Report. on Refuges It Draz

Menorandia of 2 Vine

13 Jure 1952

Attached and forwardod

for jour infornation 10 s

rapart unted 15 Anil 1952 on refujcos in Iran.

This report

via viltten by V. A. Termanuroff.

2. This report was supplied by Blair Taylor.

Charles A. Lea

Masterring/esu

11}

111.12

intermating

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## Page 61

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"CITY I/Й.

6551y

8 June 2952

Chies, Cover DirIodco/ILANS/030

Giol, contart isolados, di

Paperta by Ul postosititivo do rofupera in Iran

1o Attacho aro cordeo di ronorEs SIlOd by V. A. TEüL ROFS for

the stiation of the ill inch casoladonos for l'anurece, cenata, o tha

subjoct a refuçodo in I raio

Jour attention 19 livite: to tire 11fth roson, dated 6 "27 1952,

perzoazi 3, Mieroin 1è 10 ctico1 tiat 35 10r.ot aviatoro vere reportodlo

handai laci to to sorloty 1n 1951 by Pr1-a Unister Goloral Tanisira..

It 1s rogucatod that you coordnito your Inecrost 11 lins royart

iriti Calas, rofector cooruinition lirici, di lIviador.

for furtier irforsation ou tale subjoct call ira lo Fo Caajlound,

extencion 27730

Antachaarts Ay statei abore.

AFEzajkausid/acr

có: Ilxies (2)

V. A.

SEGRET

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## Page 62

CONNEEa.

Sosurity Information

Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

TO'

Chief, Contact Division

Atti

:

Alien Branch

fRoM, chief, lew York Office

SUBJECT:

Report of Y. A. Temnoneroff on

Refugees 1n Iran

DATE: 2 Jule 1952

1. Attached and forwarded for your information and reten-

101 Is all data pertaining to subject individual's study on ques-

tiors of Russian refugees in Iran.

2. This information was supplied by Blair Tuylar...

Charles Ay

Cape

Nestarring/egu

........

TIAL

secucity Information

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## Page 63

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PROBABLY SECRET

Tongs

The US¡ Governaent's interest in tho rogrettiblo situstion in Iran

appears to do about 998 lumanitarlan and only 2% intelligence.

Since the problem is primrily lumnitarian, it rould sees to fall

under a now State Dept unit which got Us. 3 million of tutual Security

funds to bo spont in vellaro activities among relugees.

Although state is the aguncy af prinery interest, I don't think me

nood pass

this

to State bechuso this 10 un official United Netions matter,.

and presumably State alroady has accoss to thie sart of thin; through the us

delugation to the UN and through liaison with the UN Secreturist. I assume

that the new rofugeo unit in Stato will survey the alight of rajugeos on tha

Soviet perimetor, and in the course of this survey will obtain this info.

Aayray, it 1s not our

Job to colloct fron the UN and deliver to state.

I would suggest that theso papers be given by memo to OSO, which

might not otherise got tham.

1so, you night ast OSO to call to the attention of the Chief,

Defector Coordination Branch, EE Division (that's Gale Vi. Allez) the paragraph

rarked with a paperolio which says that Iran my have handed bac's to the USsR

35 Soviet avlators during 1951. If 35 Soviet fliers did shor up in Iran last

yesr, they vere prime intelligence targets anil Gale ought to find out why

they were turned brick when the Us would have taken then oil Iran's hands.

Grlo may bo in this afternoon, and I'll tell hin jou hara this report.

Dill

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## Page 64

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5.5564

SECURITY IGORANIEN

Chie, Lud Tars Oittee

Chia:, Contact ist1a:on

"osro0 Loads fron. lie INC Rezorandir

(a) Tous innereidin dicou 23 A,Til I9ji8 5ub,16658 Intestasticnl

reacue cas lesee.

Die sBiadioN lin al Rajos lao extractod Aul lie PilATandL)

as iosetilanas Caralon loT ixilod pacousdenato" thia you ¡cruardoi to

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CONSIDENTIAL

Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Chief, Contact Division

Por

FROM &

Alien Branch

Chief, New York Office

SUBIBCT: Defense of David Martis, International Resoue Committee

DATE: 12 February 1952

Inclosure. A contalas a falrly detalled statement by

Christopher Ennet In defense of our old acquaintance, Mr. David

Martin of, IRC. May we point out that this menorandun urges CLA

and State "to refute the foilse attacks on IRC" (on page 6).

Til, ve receired the enclosed senorandun neitber

Iron Martin nor from Emmet and, as far as ve can tell, ulthout

their morledge..

Carra

Charles A. Lea

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Enclosure A

i E,

1924

MEMOR/MIDUM

knti-Communist horn of David Martin,

snd the

Internstionai Rescue Committee

Christocher Einet

Member of the Board of the I.R.C.

Two years ugo the International Rescue Comnittee started 1ts

Iron Curtain Refugee Cunpulgn under Adniral Byra, which has con-

tinues under the Chairmanshly of General Spaatz.

this year, in

response to an increasing need, the Committee launched an extended

program to raise fuids to set up reception centers for refugees along

the Iron Curtain, to be krown us Frontler Frecion Stations.

head or me pere arone contone, as hailed this project as a most

this project as a nost

vital and neglected phase of the fight aguinst Comunist aggression.

Mr. Jackson pointed out that one of the most successful subjects of

Soriet propaganda was the neglect of the anti-Commist refugees in

the lest, a neglect which makes a mockery of our professed sympathy

for the enslaved peoples.

The Iron Curtaln Campaign is not only necessary to encourage and

best use of the anti-Communist refugees,

it is also the most

dranstic and persuasive kind of anti-Colmunist propagunda in America

aud throughout the western world by publicizing the versonal stories

of those who risked their lives to choose freedon.

Its work is huaani-

tarian and only indirectly political, out the political effect is all

the greater for that reason.

slinor Lipper,

whose book "Eleven Years In Soviet Prison Camps"

1s the most authentic document on soviet slave 1ab0r,

has come to this

country to help raise funds for these Frontier Stations.

Rowever, be-

lore her arrival, evidence of a whispering campaign against the Inter-

national Rescue Committee became clearly apparent.

Berore the dinner

for Miss Lipper on October 3lst, which was addressed by General lede-

Governor John Lodge of Connecticut and Mrs. Miram Cole Houghtan,

President of the General Federation of Women's Clues, all the speakers

were confidentially approached in efforts to dissuade them from co-

operating with the Committee.

Most of the rumors and criticisms were based on the alleged nar-

roi socialist nature of the INC policy and personnel.

thet the Frontler Stations would only help "Socialist" refugees. It

was even intivated by some who regard Communists and Socialists as

equally dangerous that the IRC was or might be a disguised Communist

It was also alleged thut David Martin, Executive Director of the

and that he had secretly changed his

name to Martin in order to cover his Communist past.

The facts are that David Martin, who was born and educated in

Canada, never had any connection with either the Canadian or the amer

ican Communist parties.

He was a Socialist and has active in the

Canadian labor movement in his youth, but he was never a Communist

and he is a socialist no longer.

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In 1930 at the ere uf trend-rive he wrote an exposure of the

Canadien Cornunist Porty for TINE sagazine and has been one of the

most militant and elfective anti-comanists In the world ever since

us wili appear from wait follows.

Be changed lits nume when the rest

of his family wished to do so and far from making a secret of this he

explicitly states it in minors thor.

Souice of tharres

The ortgin of the attucks on Nartin and the IRC have been truced

to Czarist bhilte Russian sources, with an anti-semitic buckground, who

are affillated with like minded grougs in Americz.

Most of the at-

tacks have been by word of mouth

The only document we have discovered

1s un anonsmous attack on the IRc which purports to be hritten by a

British Intelligence Officer.

This attacks Eugene Lions, head of the

• Comnittee for the Liberation of the Peoples of Russia,

and charges that

Lyons, Maruin and the Stute Departent are all engaged in a plot to

back Russian Socialists to the evelision of all other anti-Communist

refugees:

the absuruity of the clarges vecomes apparent from the fact

that Eugene Lyons himself shares Mr. Hoover's economic views and works

for the REiDER'S DIGEST.

lillian Benry Chamberlin, a menber of the

-Lyons committee,

is a columnist for the hAlL STReET JouRNaL and an

editor of the conservative nows letter, HUMAN EVENTS, and Isaac Don

Levine, a leading

representative si the Lyons committec in Europe

nolas sirular conservative econome viers,

as reflected in the edi-

corlal policy of PLAIN TAili magusine of which he was founder and cditor.

Nevertheless,

absurd as the charges are, they have been highly

effective, decause

they have been circulated

by some people with Im

portant social and

business connections among business men who know

nothing of the confused Russian religec picture.

When so muny demands

are mide for funds in connection hith anti-Communist and humanitarian

causes the mere element of doubt is suificient to prevent donations,

and most people haven't the time or interest to make a detailed in-

vestigation.

Mr. Vadin Makaroff,

a Russian Czarist refugee who is married to a

rich American woman who

is socially well connected

has been the most

active promoter of the attack.

He has boasted that he cost the Iron

Curtain Campaign $200,000.00 by his efforts with one group of fifty

very rich business men, who had been ready to contribute generously

after hearirs Miss Lipper at a meeting of

roff's political viens and background can be judged by the feet that

he 1s a Director of Merwin K. Hurt's organization.

The sttscis have been very saillfully timed because General Spaatz

had reluctantly agreed to becone Chairman (since he hates public speak-

etc.) and only consented to serve for one year "because of the ex-

contional palitical Importance of the Iron Custeth Refugee Campaign.

His term of office lapsed in November.

Meanwhile the smear campaign

has made it virtually impossible to get a nei Chairnan of national

stature becsuse the need to investigate and combat the charges will

make greater denands on the Chairman's time.

In the absence of a new

of sinilar standing the salse Impression is conveyed that Gen-

eral Spaate resigned because he disapproves of the Committee.

Another reason why the att.ck is damaging is that the Frontier

Freedom Stations project is so great in scope, and the

suns required

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so larse,

thit its sponsorship nust ve braidly enough based to warrant

¿ real national appesl.

It must ve abie

to sin support from people

all classes and religions from

right to

Left, fron CIO labor unions co.

supporters of Senator Taft.

with a Presidential campaign coning up

and the bitter disputes between Americs: sati-Communists over the ques

tion of so-calieu "McCarthyism", it 1s airficult chough to det Conser-

vatives like Herbert Hoover to Join Left singers like Philip Murray In

any caused

where the organizution is even under suspicion of favoring

the Liberal side, it is all the harder to deep the necessary proper

proportion of Conservutive sponsors.

Two of the Conservative sponsors

of the International Rescue Con-

have been the

fidence wes shaken.

Both are being urges Ri close friends to recon-

sider, and nuch will depend on their decision.

If they do resign other Conservatives will probably so with them,

and It would mean that it 1s now virtually impossible to naintain

unity in the anti-Commuilst ranks even for so urgent a cause.

this attack is successful in wrecking the Canpaign for the Frontier

Freedom Stations;

1t will prove to be oic oi the most tragic mistakes

among the mony lost opportunities in the fight sgainst Communism. Here

facts to meet 1t, Incts which can e: sily. be verified and which

do not depend on my own memory alone.

Ant1-Commuslst Recora l Dart& Murtin

I have known and worked with David Martin in anti-Communist ac-

tivities for nesily six years

from the seglaning of 1946 until now.

Comine to me with an introduction from the Nal LEADER he aksed me to

joln in forming the Committee for a Fal- Trial for General Mihailovich,

and I was happy to do so.

He was the secratary of that Committee and

I was

the treasurer.

Mr. Martin worked it it for about seventeen hours

a day

tee.

for over three months.

George Creek was chairman of the Commit-

B1 shop Manning,

Generul Donovan,

Doritay Thompson,

Father Gannon,

then

President of Fordham,

eral

and many other conservative as well as l1b-

American leaders were active members of it.

set up a commission of distinguished lawyers

dence of American military personnel Intelligence officers and Yugoslav

refugees in favor of General Mihallovich, who were not allowed to tes-

tily in Belgrade.

As the attiched book as eltppings indicates, it was

most widely publicized saii-Connunist Comnittee in the

worle up to that time,

with continuous national and international pub

of many weeks.

Ever since 1943 David Martin had been corking on his book about

Iito and Mihallovich - "Ally Betrayed!

-which was the most complete

answer to the Communist inspired smear dazpaign against General Mi-

hallovich, which started in 1943.

He begin te book when he was with

the Canadian Royal Air Force stationed i: Englang.

It was published

in the Fall of 1946 and was the most auctoritative extosure

Communist nature of the Tito regime up i that tize.

The subsequent break between

it is

In no way reduces the value of this early cork.

1s ears fact er the tiest

had not been alerted to the Communist danger from Yugoslavia, Italy

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might hare been lint to Cormunism before rito broke ith doscow.

exposure of Tito's Communist persecutions also probably has-

Tito's recent reforms in order to get help from the west, althoigh

are still far from adequate.

Immediately after the close of the work of the Minallovich Commit-

Dürid Martin went to England, Germany and Italy to Investigate the

plight of the

Yugoslay refugces fron Tito, and of other unti-Communist

On his return he organised with me the Refugees' Defense Com-

mittee, which

fought the battle of the anti-Corimunist refugees fron be-

hind the Iron Curtuin, Including the Russians who were being repatriated

to russia under the Yalte greement against their will, and who were

discriminated against uy ViRRA.

Mr. Martin was the Secretary of the

American Committee

and did prictically all the work.

We collaborated

closely with the British Refugee Defense Committee, hesded by Lord Halffax.

As the attached clippings show, our Committee accomplished almost

the only really effoctive ind widely publicized work in exposing the

Communist infiltration and exploitation of UNPRA in some countries.

Martin actually succeeded in reversing some of UNRRA's Policies In re-

gard to the repatriation of anti-Communist refugees behind the Iron

•Curtain.

To do this effectively required imense work, research and

documentation for which David Martin was almost wholly

Mr. Martin also worked with the leaders of the Internatlonal

Peasent Union and helped to lrait and publicize their appeal to the

UN to investigate Sovlet persecution in their countries (in the Balkans

and Central Europe)

on Septenber 29, 1947.

This appesi vas carried on

the front pages of

the New York nerspapers and was widely reported

throughout the world. It set a precedent for other similar appeals.

Martin also organized a Committee to ald the Baltic University-

1n-Exile in Wester Germiny.

This University was then

to preserve the culture of those small countries which were the victims

of Soviet aggression and Genocide.

Record of the Internutional Rescue Connittee

In 1948 David Martin began to work professionally for the Inter-

natlonal Rescue Committee, while continuing his volunteer work for the

Refugees! Defense Committee, He worked at first as Assistant Director

of. the IRC under Sheba Strunsky, niece of the late Simon Strunsky, whose

witty and conservative column "Topics of the Times" appeared on

1 torial page of The New York Times.

Later Martin became Its. Executive

Director efter Miss Strunsky accompanied ner nusband to Europe.

used all the proceeds from his book and articles in his vork for

the Refugees!: Delense Comnittee.

Although the International Rescue Committee 1s a straight reller

and resettlement oiganization,

not a political comnittee.

it has been

almost the only american groun to ald and resettle anti-Communist as

well as anti-fascist refugees,

regardless of religion or nationality.

As such,

its work has not only rendered a great humanitarian service,

but,

indirectly,

It has also rendered a great political educational ser-

vice to the anti-Communist cause

by pubilcizing the sullerings of the

victins or Soviet percecution and expiaining why they

sought to escape,

or refuses to return.

Other great relier organications,

such as the

Vational Catholic Wer Relier Services,

have rendered a

similar service,

out naturally nave largely concentrated on their omn co-religionists.

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In 1946 the Pils ropresentative

of the international fescue Con-

the sirst to expose

the Communist Inliltre

tion in the Unitarian

tige Iron Curtaln.

Because of this unti-commundst work the IRC has wide-

ly attacked by the fellow-travellers ind their innocent dupes:

But

largely as a rasult of Henson's action the situation was luter corrected

by the Unitarians.

Originally the International Rescie Comittee,

which wus founded

In the anti-wazi days,

of the refugees fron Hitler fell into this category.

1ter reft Into this categorgo trous never most

Communist doninatea or Infiltratea groug,

days.

One of

the men it rescued from Hitler was

however franz werfel, nose

even in the pre-ver

-book "The Song of Bernadette" was the direct result of his escape

through France.

The Committee helped refugees from Frunce also,

but

unlike most of the Spanish Refugec organisations, 1t wu: not run by or

for the Communist elements anone the Loyalist refugees.

munist work all. the

more elective in the immediate post-war period,

when unfortunately

the Allied lovemments were still collaborating with

Soviet Russia on their refugee policies.

Since the War lt has been steadily broadening its base to include

more

conservative glenents.

David Martin hus been in the forefront of

this novoment within.

the Committee and he

set up the Iron Curtain Refu-

gee Campaign Connittee, first wider suniral Byrd, lator under General

Spaati,

which inclaed

thirty-two Governors and many Senators of

parties.

David Martin hus worked closely with jeaders of the Catholic Church

In all his work for inti-Communist refurces since the war,

particularly

11th the editors of litica ye took an setive part in t

the Nationnl Jesult weeily.

AMERICA has

published articies of his.

the protest a-

gainst the

trials of Archbishop Stepinc and Cardinal Mindszenty.

though his book on Mihallovich und Tito was written from the pro-serbian

point of view, he showed his fairness by his reference to Archbishop

Stepinac, who was unfairly attacked by many of the followers

of General

Mihallovich because of the feud between

the Serbs and the Croats.

To sum un - the facts about Martin are that he tas never ? Com-

a militant Socialist in his youthful college

unpopulir to do so, both in the case

the British Government, over the repatriation of anti-Communist refi-

He has vern one ol the most creative, courageous and tireless

workers in the fight for freedom against Communist tyranny.

The Iron Curtain Refugee Campaign anü the Frontier Freedom Stations

project were Martin's ideus.

He is one of the very few men with ex-

ocrience in large scale relief work with a wide political background

In the jungle of different parties ind countries of Eastern Europe.

his present position he would be virtually irreplaceable.

If it is nos-

sible to destroy a man anni

an organisation with such

a record of anti-

Conmunist service simply because at one time he was a democratic So-

munist

then nobody's reputation hour be safe and no united anti-Com-

action would be possible.

Yet it is essential that one over-all

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conmittee should work In this fiela to old, tie vaste of having ten to

fifteen or more sn.ll coumittees ropresenting euch polltical party na-

tional group fighting with each other for priority and continuing na-

tional rivalries and lacological divisions in the refugee field.

There are four things which would cure the present

crisis:

(1): A decision by Mr. Hoover to remain on the Committee and to

give

a letter stressing

Its importance, which could

be used In a new

advertisement.

An agreement by General Spaatz to remain temporarily as

Chairman to give time to get the right ran.

(3)

Action by:

the Central Intelligence

Agency and the State De-

partuent to refute the false attacks on the IRC, and

support of the tron sured camp ten sumera to the supper Emancia it

gave to the Committee for a Free Europe.

Some direct Government funds

under the Kersten Anendment to the Mutual Security Act should also be

spent through the Iron Curtain Committee, since these suns were in-

tended in part for aid to anti-Communist refugees.

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Für

CONFIDONTIAL

3: 105, Caniact -Ir101n

Alien Starch.

Chief, dev York Beflec

zafense of (avl.l Kartin, Inieraational Reseue Cossitioa

12 February 1952

Enclosure A. contains a fairly icialles a'stenent by

Christupher Danet la defense a cur old seguiniance, tr. Darli

Mariin of TiC. May so polat cut tia: this beaurantu: urges CLA

aa! State "tu refute the false attacks on IRC" (un pase 6).

FYI, si received the enetosed senorandur setter

sos jartia nor trou innet ani, as far as va can tell, ultrout

their kauvledge.

Charles lo Lea

b.LoFreuni/vg

Euclo

CONFIDENTIAL'

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Chios, In: York COrICO STEGATY INFRMIT..:

10 Deceabor 1931

Attas To lo Found

Chias, Cortect Division

it5aü4

Contact with Dotrude tranch of Internal lonal liracie foritte

1o Mida arrioo las modird an inuir hon the incrost Plald Le 3-5.56s

affioe, concerning tha posalusilty of establishine contect with the

Stoldo, and the introit field alico visies to usa him as source sor

cartooting DiB.

Since the sain aífion of IRC 1s 17 Jour ama, do you hava

any objactiun to beeroit's contact with anemis i? Secoxili, could

you ascertain CriST bells afficial perition in IC, and whether IRC

ses ary objection to contact a its mpragantasimo in the fieldi

3o. Attached 1s COy Of liT thich has boen dont tu Introit 0ff1oo..

T. I. NEERAIT

Puclosure (A) - Copy of Mr to Introlt.

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BiTAVALATO

MACMAL

Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Atta.

SUBJECT:

Chiof, Contact Division

DATE: 4 Doç 51

Alion

Branch

Chief, Detroit Office

Frank ChristensenY Director

• of resettlerent, International

Rescue Commilitee, Detroit Branch

13031.

1.

We have recoived a number of applications for

employment with the Dom Chemical Company, Midland, Michigan.

These applications are for highly skilled professionals in

chemistry and other allied flolds.

The applicationg were

submitted to Dow by frank Christensen, Director of Resettlonent,

International Rescue Committee, which is a Ford Foundation

sponsored project.

2.: In view. of possible arrangements between Ford

Foundation and CIA, ve wonderod if our contacting Christensan

would be disruptive.

We, of course, would like to have their

assistance through Christenson, their representative hero,

regarding contact with DPs.

Wallan b. Konicki

to PAtZ HI. ICKE

wwKonickl:jd

CONFIDENTIAL

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→ TOO 1Mi0 do la DreaR 1951.

175 INTR'ATTaME ITSCUT CONCITET (IRC) IMAND BY DAVIOLATIN, HAS

ITS MAIN OFFICE IN MR VORK, DiD IS A GITAGE DE IT FILD OFFICE. IT ART.

COUDISATIND TITH I TO ASCERATE CRISTATIS POSITION AN UPTiTE TiTY. IS

A'TY OSURCIION TO TOVE DEFICE CONTACTINA DETROIT BRANCH OF DIC.

FII TIRO IS TO OFFICIAL CONCTIUN FETTN ING AID FORD FOUDATION. IRC

IS STRTLY OF OF HOURS WHICH HAS RECRIVED A GRANT FROM FOUNDATION, TIROUGH

FRTY RUSSTA PUNIO

IT HAS BE! TIF POLICY U IMADQUARTERS AND iT FO TO DAL CAUTIUUSLE TITH

MARTIN AVD IRE BECAUSE HARPIN HAS TENUTHCY TO FXAGGTRATE, HIS CONTACTS WITH CIA

PO DIVE IMPRESSION ON OTEUIAL CON TOTION. IT HAS WAST REPEALED ATTRIPTS TO

SET THE DUI MND TO OGATY CIA SUPPORT.

ALTHOVON IEC CATFY USED AS MATTY DE TAPDTILY, IT IS EE POLICE NOT TO

PANT TIC REARTS" TIPITS INTO FUR CONFID IT AUR LENS THAN MC"SSIPY.

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MILITAS. TIF IC PAID TUPUTE" IS SESSIE

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SECRET

SECURITY INFORMATION

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SECKET

SECRET TO WASHINGION FROM NE: YOF*-

DEC 14

TO ASHCRAFT FCE ALIEN FROM LEA- SECURITY INFORMATION - CITE SY

9936

REUR 10 DEC 51 APT 13 DEC 51 MEMO, SUEJECT; CONTACT MITH DETSC

1:51

ERANCH OF INTERNATE. RESCUE COMMITTE: 55477

MARTIN RPT MARTIN OF ISC

SAYS THAT CHRISTENSEN RPT CHRISTENSEN

45 TIPLOYEE 5S EDERATION OF

INTERNATICNAL INSTITUTES", MY ORGAVIZATION CONCERNED WITH THE VELFARE

OF IMMIGRANTS ENTIRELY UNCONNECTES WITH ISC AND EXISTING ECR A NUNBER

OF YEARS. IRC HAS OBTAINED THE ASSISTANCE OF THIS ORGANIZATION IN

THE DETROIT AREA UPON CONDITION THAT IT PAY THE SALARY OF ONE OF ITS

EMPLOYEES; THIS MAN IS CHRISTENSEN MARTIN WELCOMES ANY DEALINGS

WHICH OUR REPRESENTATIVES MAY YAVE WITH HIS FIELD PERSONVEL. -REUR

THY TO DETROIT OF 10 DEC 51 RPT IU DEC 51: WE ARE IN FULL AGREEMENT.

GE - 125

SEC

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Now 3:,

SECRET TO XASHINCTON FROM NEX YORK

17.50

1123203

LAVIS RATTE: EPT MIID DAREEN OF ERE LAS RECOUMENCES FOR CONTACTE

IN NES VISH, DIRECTOR DE ICC DELL DEFICE, URS. GISTLA VASILUEUCEPT

GISELA RAGILIES• CERTAY NATIONAL THO TARRIED SLAGG CASILES, RUSSIA

IP, ELIGTRICAL ENGINEER, TO ENTIECE U.S• WITH HER IN NOVENGER AND

HILL RESI IN WO3.

SHE KILL RETURN BERLIN AROUND CHRISTINS TO

RESUME INO GOBO MARTIY DESCRIBES VER IS "EXCEPTIONALLY CAPABLE,

INTELLIGENT, WITH RADE POLITICAL, UNCERSTANDINGO, SHE HAS COOPERATED

CLOSELY TITH SOCIAL DENOCRATS, CHRISTEN DEMOCRATS, MP MILDEERAND'S

KAMPEGRUPPE CEGEN UNNENSCHLICKEIT, HER ACTIVITIES INCLUDES RELIES

FOR EASE LONE AND IRCU CUSTAIN REFUGES, SELECTION OF REFUGEE

CHILDER FOR MEDICAL REPABILITATION. OY MITSUNTUDE APT WITSUNTIDE

1952, SEE LISTRIDUTED LOS. COVERNMENT SURPLUS FOOR SHIPMENT FROM ISC

TOGETHIS WITH CITY OF EERLIN IN ANC APT AXTICIPATICY OF THREATENIR

COMMUNICT YOUTH INVASION. SOVIETS IN PERLIN HAVE SHOWN INTEREST IN

FER ACTIVITIES• NO NORE DATA FOR NAME CUECK AVAILADLE. DO YOU FISH

TO PUT UTE. IN FOR PRIORITY ALIEN CLEARICER MOST INPORTANT ASPECT

#OULD BE COCRDINATION WITH COVERT OFFICES. IF YOU FEEL THAT TUIS

SHOWLY FE SIMPLY PASSED C TO COVEAT CODICES AS SUGGESTED SOUACE

LEAT TITHOLT CONTACT FINE,

ME MILI, DE FAPPY TOCO FYI: MARTIN FAS

NOT PRESSZO FOR OUR INTERVIE! OF ELINOR LIPPER RET ELINOR LIPPER,

ANDTE TILL PROBADLY NOT INTERVICE HER.

C3-227

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-4 Dec

ED: Col Whita called in reference to the laitin letter.

I checr.ed with Bill

Knott, who cold me that the ratter had been refornd further, and that a Harlan

ESTRAL, 3509, was now on top of It. B111 al80 stated that there more many ram.

Ifications is the whole denl and that the matter was being brought to the attent-

Ion of the General. However, I should call lestral and got the sitch.

Heatral adrised that he tried to call you this morning, could not got you. He.

added that the General mould get the story in due time, that he ras preparing...:

a reply for us, beg.ing the question, but sonothing adequate to pass on to ....

Marting He tas sure that this mould be in the mill by tonorron, 5 Dec. at he

latost. Is the seantine, we shouldnt worry about anyone gettire to the lateral,

a the con so at doy lest angriay. (Col Thita vas morrled about this anglo,)...

I called shite, told hin that another shop was handling the matter, that the

matter would be brought to the attention of the General by this shop, that the

roply to tartin was being prepared by this other shop and would be on its way

to us by tosorrow. Col thits appeared satisfied with this explanation, and that

wag that

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16 Nor. 51

debster:th

2268

SOCRET

NEW YORK

Stan curran

7532

TO LEI FROM ASICRAFT BY SPSCIAL SE.VICES (WEBSTER) HA

THIS IS NEW CASE 8744 EPT 57448 ORE HAS BENJISTED 1

LAT HE OSTAL

THE PENAZA PRESENT ADDRESS OF ONE ERNEST TINSMITH APT ERNEST TINSMITH

LIOTSO ON THE LITERATI TIE FESCUE COURTES UST ABER TOO

EXILED IROFESSIONALS IN THE US TO BE ¡LACED BY RESETTIDENT.

TINSLITH IS SUPFOS:DLY A HUNGARIAN TEACHER CE THE DEAP AND OPC

WOULD LINE TO USE HIN AS SUCH. AGENCY LITESS IN USING HEY SHOULD

NOT ES INDICATED ALTHO CH THERE IS NO SUCH OBJECTION TO INDIGARISG

INTERUST IN HIS ADDRESS.

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FOR

Chie!, Contact Division

Alden Brarich

Chief, New York OffIce

Darid fartin or the International Pascio coittoo

•16 Movaaber 1951

• 1.

For the time bring, Martin las adopted tho policy of routing his businoss

with the Agency through our offico instoad of attempting airect hich level approachas.

A direct rosult of this new practico will be that ve will ve askedito fomard cortain

asterial shich does not, in any way concern us. Enclosuro A hercto le a case in point;

1t 1s a letter fran Vartin, addressod to tho Agercy, concerning one Ur. Nicola Mirofi,

a Bulgarian no clalas that ClA furnished Informition abort him which blocked his

admission to the US.

leedloss to say thit we accepted thio letter vithout comment.

The next Iten of discussion was the chain of Iron Curtain, Frontior Freedom

Stationg" to be ostablished by

Attached as Enclosure B 19 a anecial nudgrandu

from David Hartin to the boant of INC, dated S October 195, Wich outlires the

Istest project proposei by fartin.

The following data should be addad thereto! INC

seriously considers the openiny of a cub-stition at kalno and of at loast one station

in Yugoslavia is pormiacion of the Yugoslav euthoritlos con lo obtained.

oponing another station in long Koir for the reception of refugees fron the mainland

of Asia aro still in the early discussion stage.

If everything proceeds according

to plan, Martin hopea that those stations can begin operationa early in 1952.

In this connection, Martin montioned the fact that these stations would

probably offor an excellent

opportunity for intelligenco work.

Ho oftered to employ

any person recoumended by CLi and to make available to such persons all pertinent

files and facilities without the knowledge of other IRC personnel. : Details bould

have to be borked out in the near future.

Farthermore, martin requested an opportunity to discuss the subject of

security with responsible Ch officiala.

He is concerned both about the physica

security of the various frontier stations and about the arclusion of infiltration

agents. Soperate discussions covering the various stations night be necessary.

Martin has held discussiens rezarding this project with various State

Departiont officials.

These inaludes idvisory Cormitico on Valuntary Furcien f1d;.

Kr. Goorge liarron's office (bellevod to be known as "idvisor on Refugeen"), repre

santod by fir. Lavrence Dawson; Eastern Duropean Division, represented by Mr. Campbell;

and also Mosers. Rovert Choico anu Charles Bohler.

In preliminary discussions, these

people are described by Martin as being favorably disposod toward the project of the

frontier stations, pending reactions fran the fiold.. Martin is currently in lash-

ington to 80 over the entiro subject again (a) to obtain nore definitivo state

Departuart reaction and (b) to Inform hingalf of possible detalled suggestions

roceited fron the field. He has not discussed the problem of security with State,

pending our reaction to paragraph (4) above, but feals that any questions of juris

diction betreen CIA and State could be easily resolved 1f they should develop aù all.

SECILET/SECURITY IFORSATION

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SUIST/SECURITY INFURLATIOE

7-2-

6.

Hartin attenptod to appoal oncy grain to DiI, the ties through us,

reassure certain primto Indulduals about tho value of lic operations at this t12o.

Aa you my bo suire, Martin nas been deserled as a camunlit or trotalite in a

variety of so called inte ligence docusents circulated in burope ast tha US. Dotalis

of these accusationa ani Martin's 'efforts to rafuto then and brind persons uno have

apread then could fill nuy paos.

To have listanad to. Martin's accounts of: the

sitution but not withou: explaininis thit this affica could not in sw way concern

Itself with this muter. Going a stop fusthor, no enchastood that we would not oven

submit, a report of tartin's statesents to our

superlors tocrus of our undorstanding

that ho had aplained the situation to cal. Hullor alreado.

ho did suvise Martin

horuvor, that he could foal irca to proparo a urittan atatanant to la transmitted by

UB:

Even in that coso, ie could not quarantee thit euch papore sould roich the

addruasse (prosumably tie DCI), but that in wy caro they would not ba hald up in

thio offico.

7.

Upan request, va are in a position to oviline Martin's casa.

It 1s our.

however, thit no further action 19 roguirey orcapt upon receipt of e statemant

by Martin, In much casa tho decialon will not be ours.

Tho brief ricount in tha

foregoing paragraph 18 intondod merely to rotain a record of our discussion vith

Martin.

• Charles A. Lea

hufreundiph

Enc. - 2

SSCRET/SECURITY INFORMiTION

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•: Cup.

SECRET TO JASYLSCTON TROM NEY YORX

TO ASICRAFT FOR ALIEN FROM LIA - SECURITY INTORMATION ON CITE NE

CASE 9653•

1F5544

CONTIAMINC ALL-TREUND RPT HALL-TREUND TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS' I NOV

"1TPT A NOU SU, DE UNDERSTAND THAT DAVID MARTIN APT DAVED MARIE

or.

IRC RPT IRC CALLED COL, MULLER: APT MULLER, ARDE TO DER RAT DEL, 1A0

TI: APRAIGE TOR INTERVIEV OS TLINOR LIPPER RPT ILINOR LIPPER AND 88)

TE PRING UP MATTER OF OVICIOUS WHISPERING CAMPALENO AGAINST IRC ANI

LIC PERSON, DE UNDERSTAND THAT JURISDICTION OVER THE CONTACT UITH

ILÍNOR LIPPER DAS CAVEN TO THIS OFFICE AND THAT A REQUEST FOR

ADITIONAL FUNES SOMENOY ENDANCERED DY ATTACHS UPON IRC HAS TURVE:

: 01Y MUD IS COUSIDERED A CLOSED MATTER. IT WOULD BE USETUL, IF YOU

COULE ELABORATE ON THIS BRIES ACCOUNT SO THAT ME NAVI THE STORY

SECLHATE TOR SUTURE RITERENCE, IT NECESSARY.

IN XEEPING NITH YOUR SUCGESTION, VI CALLED MARTIN. VE REMINDED HTY.

THAT YE HAD GIVEN US ADVANCE NOTICE OF MRS, LIPPER'S ARRIVAL ISEE ALSO

PAR 6 RPT S. OT OUR 34 SIP S8 RPT 39 SEP SI MEMO, SUBJECTS DAVID MARTIN

VE THE ISTERNATIOSAL RESCUE COMMITTEIS AND SHOULD MERELY HAVE NOTIFIEN

•, 35 VIA ARRIVAL. SHE MILL BE IN WASHINGTON TODAY 8E RPT 2 NOVS ASI

"ENNI TO SEA YORK ONA 12 RPT 12 NOV, AT WHICH TIHE HI MAY INTERVIEN WERE

MATEY iNES ON OUR SHOULDERS ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST IRC AND MIS

PERSEDO S' GOLD MIM THAT VE MOULD PASS ON ANY WRITTEN STATEMENT ME.

CAREL TO PREPARZ, BUT THAT MATTERS OF THIS NATURE ARE VOT ORDINARILY

UNCER CUR JURISDICTION.

CR- 338

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ROUTINE I

18128412

CH-DTS 8117437.

CLINICENTIAL TO MAiMINETON FROM CHICAGO

IS 'À SCIAST FOR RIAME TROM MCCONNELL DE STONE • SECURITY INTORMAPIR

CITE CH-2732.

Case 5053

F5564

KLEAN LIPPED, •DIMAN EX-COMMUNIST, AUTHOR OF DAY ELEVEN YEAR:

1.: A CVIET PRI IN CAMEO IMPLICONED IN SCLYMA AREA OS SIBERIA,

REPATTIATED I GECIANY 1948, NOU IN UT ANI AT'OCIATLE GITH INTERNATIGAL

¡¿ CÜE COMITTEE, COMILE CHICASO FOR PLAXINE INCACIMENT 3 RPT 3

•IVITIESO MA: CIA ALRIADY TAPPED HERP IT NOT, HE CAN PHOBABLY ANSANCE.

•7:

DO CO HAVE YOU ANY SPECIFIC HEQUINEKINTS, PLEASE NOT ITY

DENE TO

CM

TOT& D1XI8KA.Z

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55;.

24, October 1957

MEMORANDUM FORS

SUBJECT.

CHIEF, CONTACT DIVISION, 00

IRO Ilstings

t ln roquested that copies of liatings of parsons undo.

ho care of IRO and being brought to the United Statos, so longe

Do forvardod to OSO.

LESTER C.

HOUCK

Chief, RC/OSO

SO DB-44159

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20:

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NSCI

NR19

ROUTINE GRIZS

8504262

WF-DTG-8422857

RD ANTIV

IN CHIEF. ATIC WRIGHT PATT AFB OHIO

TO CIA 24J0 E STREET, NoW. WASNINGTON 25, D•Co

IS ECRETI AT-T99S. FROM ATIROZ. TO ASHCRAFT FOR CHANNING FROS

DUNN BY MOUNTAIN. REURMSG W'A-S0J1 AND WA-871E. CONCERNING A-Z REQUEST

• AS0S5& THIS SUBJECT WAS ONLY CASUALLY DISCUSSED WITH A-Z WITH NO

INTENTION OF CAUSING ANY SPECIAL REQUEST TO YOU NOR WAS ACTION

IMPLIED. WE AGREE WITH YOUR SA-JOJI THAT IRC PROBABLY NO MORE

LUCRATIVE THAN THE LUTHERAN COUNCIL OR OTHER SIMILAR GROUPS YOU

HAV E OUR GENERALL OVERALL REQUIREMENTS AND WE WLL RELY ON YOUR

NORMAL EXPLOITATION OF IRC AND SIMILAR SOURCS TO PRODUCE IT EMS

OF POSSIBLE INTEREST TO US. UNLESS FURTHER STUDY OF IRC INDICATES

GREATER POTENTIAL THAN CURRENTLY FORISEEN, REQUEST NO MORE THAN

NORMAL ESTORT IN OUR BEMALF•

He pill nature

WF TOT: 85/80087

USCI TOT: 05/14547 8DX8

THANCY

SHE? 70

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est si ln Poster 'a Diaristi

1N DULCA CIELANEALO OS A FOTOTA Ol DITTLAGE LO A PALES 29t 1.2121.

LO AATCHANI

#l: 105101341805

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BEWARE.

JECHET

Chios, iporatlons Div1a10a, OrC

20 sey cerber: 1951

ASLAS iTO FILLIUS lO EEZLANE

Chlas, Contest Uralor, 00

Poneltilo jealenation of lemoral Spasts as Chairain of 200 Irain

Curtalo Befugso Gempaiçn,

5.1.1084

A23203

s5sbt

lo During a roat comervation, Dardu Marlo os to intarnational

Fasoo comitten (las advlead a represanzall os this diviaion that

noral tarl spaats ill rastes es chalraan or the Iron Curtain Barugos

darpatud it tha tru, socording 2o Devld dartin, unta resigastion bould

bacon effastito as tha dad of softamber, and la IIC ben bajes of sosur

1ng Adaira: HaÁRa as a BuRcessOr to vonrai spasts.

4- 6.56.л

a In cha ovant to recolto furtes incorsation on thio pointo sor

Bo de ASHORANS

688

SAAD

Spoilal Sarvicos

Indar (IRC FILO)

SEGRET

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Chief, Contact Divisioa

Attn: Sclentific Branca (Ar. C. Colgate)

Chief, Boston Office

Саве 8055

27 Septeaber 1951

Enclosed is JiQle arsver to Ha. Ketcalf. As you can see, it

18 a polite but emphatic to.

2.

Mr. Metcall is perfectly villing to pursue the question further

along any lines ve say recarmend but is not too hopeful. Unless you have

other

1deas, ve vill merely fusgest to lt. Netcalf that be request copies

of whatever

documents IRO say have published sinilar to the IRO Professional

Medical Register.

Please advise.

HARRISON G. REYNOLDS

HBSprague, Jr /efe

Enc: 1

(GpJ. ltr from IO to K.D.Metcalf,

DII. Harvard Univ. Library)

CONFID

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Interiatioral Refugee Organization

Palais wilson

Rue des Paguis, Geneve

8055

Mr. I. D. Hetcalf, Director

Harvard Unirersity Ibrary

Caabridge 30. Kass.

IRi- F5561

Dear Sir,

I sish to acknowledge your litter of 21 August 1951, in sbich you

set forth the Interest

of the Harvard Univercity Library in securing cer-

tais docusents or nicroflins thereof of Individual displaced persons o.

refigees. vio have been of concern to the Interratioral Refugee Organiza-

I uderstand fully jour interest in recuring these docients. and

while I vould 1lk: la coupl with your renuest I do not think it will be

possibie to do so for reacons which I will set forth velou.

The question oi docuentation of individual refugces and of ac-

cess to such documente has leen a natter of conalderable controversy ever

sinse 1945. first in UNRRA and later in the IRO. hE a result of basic dif-

ferences in political views concerning the hardling of displaced persons

and refuges it has been recessary to isfeguard all indliidual dossiers

with the greatest of care.

These dossiers contain not only facts about the

Individusl refugee and his Immediate family, but also about his reistives,

many of then are not displaced persons and are cbill in their countries of

origin.

As a natter of fact, the Organization sed a great deal of diff1-

culty in securing toe cooperation of individual airplaced persons in con-

pleting ou: Registration Forns, because of the fear that these refugees bad

that such data night fall into the hands of individuals, institutions or

goverments which might take punitive action aga'ast relatives or displaced

persons refusing to return to

their countr?

of orizln. The IRO assured all

displaced persons that their perconal records aml documents vould le sale-

guarded to as gent an extent as posaible and voila be made availatle to

goverrments only for the purpose of directly

ass'eting in securing the re-

settlement airoed of the i:dividual concerned.

He have attempted in every

way to fallen this policy consistently.

As ve

approach the end of IRO opcratione, ve are makiag plaus for

the dispo.al of the

I:diviaval case records either by giving thes to govern-

ments la the couatzles of raception, or y destriction of the recoris. or

where the refugeet are

still in Germasy or Austrla, by turring the docuients

over to the United lations High Connissioner for Refugees. I regret tbere-

fore thes in view of the security factors Involved, 1t vill not be possiule

to agree to jour proposal that certain ai these ladlildual recoros be made

available to you for purposes of aistoricai researcia.

I might add, 1f you will permit an expression of opision on the

aunject, that unless you were to secure a complete eet of records, 1t 1s

sost unlikely that the type ci saipllig suggested in your letter vould

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provide saterial which would be of very muca use for the paçore of

schalarstis.

It vould be a tresendoes tass, involving si considerable

numbor of personnel, to put the recaris taleh ve still possess ls such

ehape that any samplirg would se of usabie significance.

It there are any of our publications which you feel vould be

of use to the Harvard Unlversity library, ve would be glad to proride

you with copies of these.

Sircerely. joura,

is/ leaver Caben

Assistast Director Geceral

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COPY

Harvard collega idtrary

5 ictober 1251

$05%

He. Her Colen

has1a-aai dliucior Caseral

-. F- 5564

Rue sea Fagula

Geneva, Suitzerland

Dear fr. Cohen:

in your lotter of 19 Septoabor 1951 20 1. I. D. Mascall,

Direitor of the la raid Unlvorait; iltrary, you sentioned that

you willd be thad to send us any of your publicailans viilch

to bare recently beard of an InU Professional Moiical

Regiover vil:h vo should l1ko vary aucì to roceivo. He should

Ilse to raceive rogiutera covering utio: fielus us vell.

you bo able to senil us 2 coples eaun as any auch regiotero that

you pollisa:

so shall cortainly appro:lato any tely tut you an elvo

us li abtalning ouch matcrial.

very truly yours,

Andred D. U8b0rn

1a1ataat Llbrariao

Di

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BOSTON HERALD

BOSTON, MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1951

EDITORIAL

Through the Curtain

Despite the apparent Impenetra-

blilty of the iron curtain between

East and West, refugees from Red

isranny continue to make their way

into free territory at a rale of 500

to 1500 a week.

They

bring

with

them not only

vital intelligence of what goes on in

the Red-dominated sectors. of Europe,

but in many cases real talents and

abilities which can be used to help our.

cause.

They also bring hope.

They

are living reminders that ordinary:

decent people are not easily sold on

the fraud of Marxism, Russian-style,

and that democracy still attracts free-

minded men if they have any kind of

& choice.

Unfortunately, these iron curtain

refugees are not getting a very warm

reception on our side now.

They land

with a horde of other displaced per-

sons, but they are not technically qua-

lifed to teceive D.P: ald. Neither is

the International Refugee Organiza-

tion equinped to handie their problems.

And unless some answer in their

needs is found soon, they will be com-

pelled to believe Russian propaganda

that western freedom is "Inindom to

starve."

It is to be hoped that some aficial

program will eventually be esolved to

ald them in finding a permanent new

piace.

Their talents, like those of the

other D.P.'s, can certainly be used in

the mobilization prior ahead.

E: 296-518-119962

Punding such arrangements, how.

ever, it is vital that their minimum ra

quinserts be met through private

charity. General Carl Spaatz has just

accepind the chairmanship of the 2 non

urtain Refugee Campaisn." which i

oraniang such ati, in the belled that

it will materially assist our security

as well as serving a humanitarian pur

pose.

Contributions may. be sent to

the campaign, care of the Interna-

6d West

We should not let down any' person

who turns to us through the curtain,

because every one helps us in our pur

pose eventually to destroy the curtaini

He is on our side.

TRON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN

INTERVATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE

General Carl Speute, Chairman

New Turk 19, N. Y.

0' Wires 15th Sirers

(Contributions err derurtible from sarable income,

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San Fnanrisco @gnomicle

EDITORIAL PAGE

FRIDAY, DEC. 15, 1950

Agalp It. 1a time to make a seasonal aD-

a private, phitai..

tropie agency mat helping destitute

hropic agency which

escapees Irom the repressed lands benina

and beyond the Iron Cuirain.

Thls

1s the committee which Admiral

Richard E. Byrd formerly headed and

which is now under the chairmanship of:

General Carl Spaatz, former Chief of 8L888:

of the Alr Force.

This is not the first

Chronteje editorial in behalf of aid for this

charitable work, and we are'pleased to to-

port that it continues to merit the fullest

possible Ametican support even at a ume

when our resources for such good deeds

are limited.

The humanitarian aspect of the shelter

and comfort

being afforded

these people

le enough la itsel! to justity the expense.

But in addition to irlendship and fellow-

ship we are also buylng, for a relatively

minor sum, a large measure of ald and

assistance for our own cause, since many of

these antl-Communtst, anti-Fascist refu-

gees are scholars and scientises who are

ContRE may be sent to the Inter

IRON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN

INTERVATIOVAL RESCLE CUMMITTEE

General Carl Spaniz, lilairman

62 Tral ASils Strees New furd 19 M. Y.

(Contribusione er derurtible from carable irmame,

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The Des Momes Register

Thur.: Fox. 1, 1951

EDITORIAL

RESCUE .OF FUGITIVES

FROM COMMUNISM.

l'o ane spending billiona for de-

sense, pripassads, diplomacy, and

Internaliaaal triie! and reconstruc-

dini-nül the rigidity of erivern-

meni-made. rules left one appalling

gup in nur elfires.

"hat hale die been dring about

people thus the Coniniunist coun-

tries to ricked their lives and ?:

•¡abandonnd their trlends." familipo.

'esserra and tomes in

side:

Join our

Al trasi beliere il or nol, no

terribir deprted them back lo tho

swift desth of. en MVD cellar, no

the: aima desis af "a forced labor

camp

'They are aot "duplaced "peronna".

under

Iniemational Refugeo Or-

sanifatina

rules

or United:-States

Mast of them are forever

excluded: irom

coming

to.

tho

United Stairg under our immigra.

tion.leuz

They "chase freedom"-.

only lo lind irendom lo starve in

the firat country they reachrd out.

• side the Iron Curtain.

But

liere

private

instiative

stepped into the breach.

i1 gov.

ernmienis are no snaried up in thieir

rules that they cannol tako advan-

Lage df thie splendid human appor-

funts there is no regen people

cannoe do anmethig.

•In apile of border guards, doss

and the condisi asstem of using

familes 89 bnalages, nome 300-10

1.300. penple jo slip through tho

Iron: Outain every week.

Many

ni them are very important people.

wich linowledge lie need and abili-

ties ne can lise.

Tho Internalionil Rescuo com

Duttas

1ã2 West .15ch s:.

New

Jork 19. N. Y.) Is now raising a

million dollara lo lako care of somo

of these. With thle il gives them

lemporaty relief, and heips them

lind in country and a jab where

:•Cheir lalents and their information

about Russia, vill de arailablo to

Che Wiest

Ry doing this the Invitation is

held out to additional thousands

of kenerais, soldiers judges, offi-

cials, erc., to desert the Communist

strikes such terror in

the hearts of the grim' londers in. 1

the hrenilin as this knowledge that

# large and unprediccabio rumber

of people whom, they have checked

and re-chechrd,' indoctrinated and

re-indoctrinated, terroitsed and re-

terrorized, will istill desirt at tho

firse opportunity.

Let's keep this happening.

It.

takes money, hue not very much.

Gen. Carl Spretz la cheirman of

the campaign.

This in "Toaey"

Spralz, former chiel of siall of tha

U. S. Air Force, W10 feels tha

efinit. is "vital to our natlonal se-

curit; progtam."

IRON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN

INTERSATIONAL RESILE COMMITTEE

lieneral l'arl Spaulz, (lodirnan

(Coneriburinne are delareible frum carablo incensos

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THE HOUSTON POST

HOUSTON 1, TEXAS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1950

EDITORIAL

Iron Curtain Refugees

ACCORDING to Soviet propaganda the West's much-

vaunted

political. freedom

"freedom

to

starve,"

a theme stressed over and over again inan

effort. to reconcile the victims of Red tyranny to their

fate, and more particularly to discourage them from

attempting to escape from bondage.

Even without propaganda, the risks Involved in flight

from the Red bloc are enough to deter all but the most

spirited. If they are not shot down by the frontier

guards, they are sent to & living death in Siberia. Never-

theless, from 500 to 1,500 people risk their lives

each

week In a desperate gamble for freedom.

Gen Carl. Spaalz, former chief of the Air Force, estl-

mates

that during the past three years 300,000 men,

women and children have broken through the Iron

Tenccepting chairmanship.of the campaign to raise

$1 Millon to make the lot or these refugees easier once

they have escaped from the Soviet worid, Gen Spaatz

said he had done so because, he viewed the movement

besond its hunanitarian purposes as something

"vital

to our national security." He cited the cases of three

eminent Russian scientists iho had been assisted after

their escape and who brought valuable information

about Soviet progress in nuclear research.

The bron qurain Ratess campulat, therefore, Is on

which should appeal to all

Americans. It is a charity

strongly charged with' self-interest. There are no more

ardent champions of the cause of friedom than those

who

have.

krown Fed copression

from

personal

experience.

IRON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN

INTERSATIONAL RESILE COMMITTEE:

Corneral darl spadiz, (ledirnesse

12 Wist dish Street

Den York 14. .V.Y.

¡Conriburine ere dedureible from parable incumar

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Comier

AIDING REFUGEES TO AID U. S.

•Impatient individual Americans who propose

anleashing arom bombs against Russian ciles

seldom bosher to ask themselves or others how

much this country knows about Sovier Russis;

its war-making potential and the location of ils

vital plants. They naively beliere that dropping

More ressonable individuals, who oppose

the ides of preventive war but are concerned

that Russia some day may force this nation into

conflict with it, place great stress on the impos-

Itance of knowing the facts about Russia, ils

ability to make war and the sires of its industrial

plants where war materials are manufacsured and

astored.

It cannor be said that, if war ivere forced

upon this nation, the United Stales would be

uninformed regarding present-day Russia. Gen.

Carl Spast, former Chief of Stall of the Air

Force, who mcently assumed the chairmanship

of the Iron Curtain Refusse Gazeusn of the

To me area, were as contre had led that

-¡behind the Iron Curtain in the last three years

with vital intelligence. He added that 500 10

i,S00 more were risking their lives each weck.

in a desperate break for freedom.

BUFFALO

- EXPRESS

NOVEMBER

10.

1980:

EDITORIAL

The Lash. Surain Retugce.Camnaisn will seck

to raise s1,000,00 during the coming year so

make casier the lot of relugees nnce they hase

escaped.from thé Soviet world: Con. Spaatz said

he accepted the chairmanship because he vicwed

the carpaign, bejond its humanitarian purposes,

Poling

is to bring emergency aid to the many thousands

of human beings who are risking their lives to

escape Sovict terror and brutality, he added this

signilicant fact:

"Among them are people who have been

and can be of the greatest assistance lo us in...

providing us with an understanding of the Sovict

mentality as well as with vital intelligence. on

what is happening behind the Iron Curtain.''

Gen. Spant cited the cases of three eminent

Russian

scientises who had been assisted by

the Intemationai Rescue Committee after their

сзсарс.

One, he said, was among "the foremoss

Russian nuclear physicists under-whose Jirec-

tiod a vital program of nuclear research. was

carried out at a major Russian university."

Ал-

other,

he said, was "engaged. in important geo

logical surveys in the Tashkent area of

the

U'SSR, now beliered to be a proving ground for

Soviet atomic experiments." The third, accord-

ing to thè general, was a "very prominens geola-

gist" who had surveyed Arctic areas of the

USSR "now reported lo be the sites of secret

air bases."

Lest anyone be learful shat the Sovicks are de-

liberately, planning-the escape of enemy agents

under the guise of relugces; Ges. Spantz said

that, with the screening given by the goveri

ment, there was slight chance that enemy agents

• could enter this country as, relugees.

The or

ganization gives aid only to those who, in addi-

tion so being anti-Communist, have given indi-

cation of their opposition to Nazism.

Hence we have here a campaign which ought

to appeal to every Amencan.

It not only offers

help to relugees from Red oppression, a most

charitable undertaking, but it serves lo increase

the security of the United Stales and the remala-

der of the free world.

IRON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN

INTERVATIONAL RESOR& COMMITTEE,

lesseral Girl Spaalz, dilsairnads

12 Meal d5th Sirent

New lock 14.N.%.

(Comeritutions are docurrible prum cavable incurres

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## Page 105

The Warlord Towant

HARTFORD 1, CONN., MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 12, 1951.

EDITORIAL

You Can Help Pierce

The Iron Curtain.

The Iron Curtain Is not a complete, success is a

prison. Some of those uho live on the other side

do make their way throush lo the West.

risking

life and llink. 'A grent many others would like 1o,

Il they thought they had a chaner lo survive onco

They carape. But they are destitute.

They have no

asaurance al jols ll shey do penauraie the cureain.

And Soïjet propaganda tells them every day tho

West'e pollileal frendom reans freedom: to starve.

As ilgor Sikorsky pointed out on a recene visit

in Harlord, it is lo our mutual Interest for us in

America lo help these refugees from Soviet tyranny.

Knowing at firse hand what life beyond the curtain

la like, they can be extremely useful allies.

And

They make up quite an army. More than 300.000

persons have fled from Kremlin bondage in phe

past thrre years.

These men and women who nerd and deserve our

help ase technically not D.P.& Nor. can the Inier.

nalional Relugce Organization do much to help them.

But there is a group under privale auspices soi

up specifienlly to help them foe established in free

countries. This is the International Rescue Com.

headed

milto heade of the United States Air Force

by General Carl Spasts, Farmer.

The committee is now conducting an Iron Cur

tain Retusce Campaign, soliciting contributions frons

Americans who will respond not only to a humant

tarlan challenge, bur lo a plea lo

aid our own

national security. According to American intelll-

gence officers, large numbers of Russian scientiste,

techniclans, and Intellectuals would fee the Soriet

Union Il assured the chance so support themseties..

here. And all refugees from behind the Iron Curtain

are carefully screened to make sure they are not

Contrating lo the Iron Curtain Refuge Cam.

paisn is one thing the average American can do to.

strengthen his own country. He can have she satis.

• fiction al the same time of linowing he is helping

1o salvage lives that would otherwise be lost to the

Iree world. Donations should he sent to General

Spaalz al 62 West 151h Street. New York 19, N. Y.

+ 55422299746

IRON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN

INTERNATIONAL. RESCUE COUNTTEE

General darl spastz, Chairinan

c2 Went 85llo Sirere

, dew Mort 19. 8. 1.

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Date & Pince of Dirth:: 9 Feb 1916, Contre, Anuar

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120th St., Cleveland, 010

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Daite & Port of Sntry!

11 Jul

51, Gens Daturelo, MX

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1345-1951. Cormony

ALIOn ROB. NO: 19 0ú3 629

dietet!!

Nere:

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Phartacist

Rete Place of 3h, 2059, hotrand Runte

Residence:

Jad0l barãa, clevelasi

Bduention:

flen, sad bich - 10 yro; Ualv. -2 559.

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Alien Reg. He: AB 06% 860

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Ihearian, Caecho-Slovakten, German

Date @'Port et Entry:

30. Jul 51, Gen W.H Elatchford, MY

Czechoslovarle

(1938-14 barked ao a sotory

and lagal auriect: 1a

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## Page 109

COnfide

- 3

AlSon ROg. TOl AB 058

Name :

vcrupation:

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Diato & flaco of Birthr

20 Fob 189%, aran; Hungary

sics ichie hounlos, cholle Rosstilenant Goanoll,

coraland,;

iduestion:

Hunger lan, cortion, sobe Pronch and tingliah

Dato a port of Matsy: Ll jul 51, Gen O D Sturgio, 1

spondor Int: Afuncy:

Backstound Into:

1218

cinbir a cunatruction PIra 10

1940

-Judapest frin 1937 to 1948:

ALION RUE. NO: 1B OGB 943

Mexander CIRNIGHARON

Occuistion:

Agricultivalict

Date & Place of Hirth: ú Feb 1876, laroli, 00r1, Cancacon, USiR

Resiuencas

PAuCUtIOn: PrIM. - A MO; METiCUlEUTAl sChOOl - E ipo.

Rusalon, serbien

"ровотіш, Адепсу:.

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1920

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1935 - 44

Explojed by the doricultural lialstry

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Alien RoE- No:

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Name:

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occupat. 1011

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Rumania

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b.

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Budapest - 5 3I0.

LENTURECO:

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Date & f'ert of inüry:

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Background Into:

1934 - 43

Budapest

13943-45

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1945-

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## Page 110

•CoMester

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Main: PAROLE MUENIK

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Dastro à Place of Dirti:

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Binvia

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Education: Flon. -"iru; unond - Tyra, milltary academy - 3150)

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Date & port of Intry: 1l. Jul 51, Gon 8 D' Sturgle, HY

Spondor ins, Axeney:

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1950 = 44 rugoslavia

1037 - 41 Officer In the ruroolav Arry

Apr 41 - Mar 44 Chetalk Arsiy

1944 - Germany

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A8 059 807,

CocunatIon: Enginer (Cheniat)

Date & Place of Birth:

15 MBy1885,

Wiles, Paland

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1021 Suerlar Avc., Clevelani; Onio

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IPODO M'ARASIVA

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regaried as a person to deal with at ama length.

New York has used hin conglot

ently as a ruservoir of sourco loads, and a nunber a hile characters, such aa

Lysenko, have bogs exploited and Interogated by CIA.

It 1s a reasonablo: probability

that we have bean in touch with all his charaders who hare my momise from our

standpoint,. am Inornation exists on these charactors in Indax.

' It Is also &

reasonable probability that the IRC stable of displuced parsons is a no more

promising group tish the roster of displaced porsons brought. In by the ut heran

Councll, the NarC, so siy other argenimation operating in the business.

Tho only

differenco 1s that birdin's smart publicity work gets a story in the paper and he

tags the tem "spelalists" on his DP's.

Actually, tharafare, what wright Flold

1s asking for is an ansarted segrent of suma 400,000 displacod persona non in the

US. It would appoar. to promise mich botter service for then if they formlated

to us the type of persons they have possible interest in, and aksed us to elve than

data from our filos and from any agencies vith which we do businoss. Actually,

Le they have sona jason for wishing the entire tists files ar a singla outfit,

there is a Committee for the Placement of Displacod Professionals (nave unexact

which serves as a algaring house and deals through all the oher agencies such

as the Cithollo, Laceran, and Jewish agencies,

In the resettlement of persons

who actually have higar and epecialised educational bad grounds.

Tals ratfit 1s

also a NY sourca, and our office there has full accose to their fileo..

If Wright

Flalds vants end es justify a spcal and time consuming 10b, this mould bo the

bost outfit to tap.

3.. Shaffer and i both agroo that 1t 18 proper und appropriato to check this

raguirement back to fright Fiedl through our om chainals.

Off hand, it would

appear that a contiruing guido, lth clear outlines of the types of poople of

Interest to Wright Fiold, muld bo the most fruitiul may to handle this 18 all

partlos so agread..

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22 AugusE 1951

Ccolga:ods/cro

24,91

BOB TON

CONY IDENTIAL.

5

7496 G0a

11631

TO MINOLDS FACI ASHCANT BY SCIENTIPIC BRANCH HA

THANK YOU FOR YOUR MEMO OF 18 AUGUST OU CASE 8055:

XES, THERE lAS BEcH LiDICATION

THAI IRU WAÙ TO PUT OUT ADEITIONAL HEGISTERS, BUT BIOGRAPHICÜ REGISTER HITCH HAS

THE BOOKS YOU SELIT. DOU UNDER CAUS A732 3473 THAI 30 FAR AS THEY KNOW, IRO HAS

NEVER DONE THIS. IF ¡LARVARU GETS INDICATIQI THAT SUCH ADDITIONAL ROUTERS ARE IN

EXISTENUS, WE SHOULU LLS COPIES, ALTHOUGH THIS PROBABLY WILL NOT PROCLUDE

RICROFILMIIG THE FILE WHICH PROBABLY HAS ADITICHAL INFORNATION NOT IACLUDED

LE THE PUBLISHED MOSTERS.

NEW SUBJECTS HI HAVE ASKED DETOIT TO FLID' OUT TIE

ITINARY DE' EUGENE POMER AiD RELY TO YOi DIRZeT.

CONFIDE SELAI

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## Page 119

Calci, Esaçan Offico

Cios, contait Division

CaCe 3U5S (COlERTO, INO MaTUSOO DUBBLOTO LA GURUN

16 HigN0+21351

ho ker, aDo Iu cabracoid ta Da scicntlute and scholars voo had. fed

bet to intoral loot trused tunication bas cuaded in Genera

Tho Dostaplica Rogister 10 Intensely Lutenalel 1is dosalers

ASTES

to lester furope and compiled bianaphical interation on them to as

papilot "a fargotton Elite vas pusllolua.duocriuli lila, vort. Noot

of she dililal so duritis sps has. boca su tulucaios oulalão lestern

EuroDa, MAc IRE 111l prodiably bo disburial in the fall 0 71951.

Blographic Rafiates daa sado deveral sitativo aticapta

threadi 830 Department ol' stato to cullect the dousiers of naous 26, 000

scholars and scienlato salah mei 1i1a 11la.

Ias attitiaie of tho

this antarial that no cou cordury 1a eatitlal to 1e since collection

They do Dot deed tha Griel illes, ai

3.

Our isonti vas tbut luman could Melto tho INO Barla, that liervant.

vas laterantal is, thoso resires us entanace in the dislocations esused

octal want at to bolo posters sin are perry

cultural patterao, the LIbrary could say it vonia llie to tave a por.

manens tovard ol

HS. 1021 1iXC 10 Lan lad Go% the 1i0 li 16 coula be

parvard

could citos i COjy C lla dyla tO LuO DiO Ies MuC Mitro duplicates

could to sue.

Uhia tie IRU roplies, so voila lila tu spor visat tha

It in soot

11ZOU 12I9 540 LONEY WIll De SortErade.

Crigaters/ esc

cc: Dados (IRO)

Do M. ASESAT

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Asslotaot uirootor for iolloy coordlnation

it tos

Chios, Contaot Devialon, c/0

1-d99

1 1as 1951

-55564

Tho international. Marugao Erranteation to a suvorsent

agency and, therator, la not outtuble for orpiol catior by cars

is nugreat that this requiroment do subalttod to j/co

for thalr conesdoration.

Floado ultharas thio osso. sur this offloo and to will

zart our roconds socordini,ly..

cor!/Índex

0/PC F110

SAL.

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APR 2 1 1951

MOHORATUN TOR: CHIST, COLTACI DITISION/00

SUBJSCIS

" Procurenent of Refugee Lists

e OPC is Interested 1n obtaininE llote of polftical refugee

ron Jugoslaria, Biannia, Buigarla and Albanla ino are at present 1

Europe. It la belleted that the International Refugee Orgenizatlon,

which has saintainer refugee camps in varlous Duropeas countries, hay

be in a sooition to firnish such liots. IRO 18 lown to have 11stingö

of refieces by the country and cano la mich thoy are locatod, and a

certali arount of Injornation as to the nationality, ago and occupa-

tlon of the rafagèes.

?.

It 1o requestod that Contact Divlo1on/00 obtain this infor.

nator, 12 available, from the filos of the Ino.

Those llets should

sion: rate, Location. (country and address or camp at which located).

¡i arallable biögracalc data lage, occupation, origin, politics, etc.)

inle officé is appreciative of the tremendous soope of this: roquest,

and suggest that.

11 nocessary, priority be fired la thu following

orders

TugoslaTia, Buania, Bulgaria and Albania. If the IRO does

not already have a complete compilation broken down by natlonelity,

or cannot readily produce one,

the individual 190 country listlags

would provide sultable raw material from which such a 11ating con be

compiled.

for further Information regarding this matter, contact E. F.

Anderson, Ext. 29i8 and refer to Case Hunber R-0499.

APRICT G. WISNER

Assistent Director for

Pollcy Coordination

SECRET

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9 April 1951

708

FOR!

BUB JET!

Cios, Contact DIvIsIOn

Index

Lor Dadto

1.

Colonel Hautos, Asiatant Commandant, CIC School,

555.4

their mandate over displaced persons.

2:

Thie moans that as soon an he vishes aftor bis pro-

caBaing had beon complatod that dudin can - and vill - cono

•to tha unitod statco.

V. J. DUBOBO

Chier, Washingtan Offica

IC.Shrova/nac

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Chless onencs D1v1s1on

30 lardi 1951

Sor

Allen iranot

noting chlot, Mou lost offico

rnat Seater's fall ulth Jarla lurtin

Rof.

Our 17-6270

As ladientod In rajorenoo wiro, no aslod truld liartin of tho Inten

antional Roscuo Copalitoe to pass on iny courents lio haul nitor hia privato talk

with y not reuter.

to hAg done so,

and we nro pianini, those on (becauas of.

pressure of vori sobehat belatedly) la tho hopo that thay w1ll bo of some 1n-

torest to somebody, portipa Moi. Helme,...

.......

2.

As jou probably cocall,

the IPE lus boco siongoring a tour around

tha us by falaor alldobrand, hosa of tho rampirruppo cogen Unionschlichicolt.

As thie prous bas Its headorerters in dorlin, l'orten un very Intorosted 1n

Routory off-tie-pacont comments suout the Group in coneral and Hildobrani in

particular. Heater sald that ho had tho hichert romoct for lidabrari, alchough

cho latter 1o a Cou (Christian Dosocratic Union) man.

dis this carpect; doutor

doos not shara the vermou pirtigan vious of sono of his party colleagues, nod ho

han ln fact priratoly encouried sono sour, frienla of nis to becono activo in

cho hounigroue thick, in his opinion, hoo

ono of the cost affoctive propagania

unchines in tho soviat Lone.

On tho other hand, soutor senilily naitted tint

tho spo could set do expected io cooperato officlally ilth the eman.

-

poltescal lines aro too tigitly drun for such

s dovolomont, oven 1a Berl1a.

3.

souter brout up the question of refucoes from tie sottot 40n0

sho aro arrivias 1n toot Berlin 1a large nubor.

le oxalilnod that there lo

no redeption contar arnilablo for thoir contral hendlin,.

They turn

tc nun1c1pr1

volfare authoritios core tay recoiro a handout cnù diaperso.

Undor thoso cir-

cuntaincoa, 1t 1s vosy alflicult to scroon then effoctivoly:

Router urgod Inrtin

¿o mako IP junis avalarbla for tho arenbliorment of a recention contar for one

to tus thousal sofances. It such furla vorn emilable, lenter ompocts tho ülty

of jerlia to bors the enlatononeo costs.

Houtor icols that the adegunto end

contralised scroosino walch could be alionded those rofureeg at euch a reception

conter sould protido e bottor basta for the production of soro carefully solectod

reports ou condiiiona 1a tha sorlot iono.

intia 18. 62u1ne this project his

favorablo attantion.

Por a chingo, ho did not ntteant to inquire nother el.

mao preparod to reados flanacinl ryalstenco to such a prorr, althou ho ex-

pressed thie viou that de ouent to connlder tho uso of yuch a conter for sur 1n-

colllizance enthe sing progran.

An you can innaino,

ve refrainal pron ray comnent

boyond thandlos lastis for passin, on this infora:tlon..

Charles d. Lea

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iNL

chles, san Frimálaco orfice':

Chites,

Orleang Oiiico

Source idacs

28. Garo! 1051

• The colluwine passengers wtll arrivo in len Orleans

0n l Aaril 19'2 nbourd en Internatlonnl Refugoe Urcanlea-

tion shli coulng, fron rurope.

mor miy-te of Intrrest to

yotras posslble sourcos of Inforration.

dilsi wlle,

i scilotresg.

Ipror. jorla dursianeiniltoms lorner mintstry

ofrducation sup0:rigo: ot

mil arla.

rrolosoor will join the lnculty of the Ary

• Linguere üchool, fresidin of fonterey.

Hgrs.

CALIAM P. HURKE

t1oka

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(FIDENTIAL

Attas

Chief,

How York OffIce/

it...

Mr. H. L. Fround

Chlor, Doston O8flco

Stanloy Basileguisa

Your deno of 7 Mar 51, subjects Posalblo sourco load

18 sanch 1951

many thanks for your

ectorandig on sub-

joct, lie vIll attempt to satabllas contect

vita sus 1o the soar tuturo..

FARRISON O. REYHOLDS

V cc: Washington

COMFIDENTIAL

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## Page 126

+0000T

ChaoS, 10060N +51900

Chaof, Nos Yoris islea

rosalblo Sonroa Leni

• March 1981

In tho oront tit sio sollo talluidual las no: d010 to sour negontien

arandi, en bola lico do call jon acecision to hiri no a goostolo volumo lasi.

Milo anéoronelon mo sencial lia chrolade etol mecialielne la dio ilnocires

of de throneous tho latin jantos, bue tio incorredos ine enlitall eriheral

uy tho pionorini terodilaons secnor, the interintiona liescuo costitoo.

stanley Haollnasing

5564

PRESTO ATHEI 151 1ia99 dl: seroce, south Moados, lingerchlgoses

LATIONAIRT: LIAMERaLON

FelIcIolia Ponen Anthollo

•MANITAL TATUBO RATTlel; MiSO do argielan, cherine anl Ulologdoe, altont

dosa, frotory losint the pr00one 1200. Cho 10 11 30210

ZXICATICHS

Antorio tho innuina at inrionindo, Istrunnia in 1079, anadetri.

atlanlot lastarilli or Faunao in Ildiuunda Inos ID:36 t0

10-14 4010500

astondel Insvaraty of inbinion in Corary Iron 1945 to 1947, unJos

de oriende cheelatri hle 19io0, thoula una recocal.

NY00 1031

1311 lo 1542, enployod no she inivosaty of Keunna, iachuanto, a3

Intoraton lastracter ln Ininatrial chanicory.

1993 dO 14,u9E 1543, enulosal nû tho isilvapaldy of Trumn, 1.101-

male, as resistent ;roçosor of traustotal abaniatry.

li usbra, cereny, no tha sendo Repural iratituto se roniar-

18n91nr, 17948.

10-17 to

195D, aploral no olentas (ahor olias, s0., 1ni: 039-12213.

ford. F. 215y419, enutraturos, at ruines irrriv.

July 1650 to 830 arosone, enploval as motoro vor!: la l'arsachuaas?.

ColiNia 0S isalatil pasis, sordo ri sritos ialr :1,l1s.

CONFIDENTIAL

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¡hOBOStAllO COnlea Ol fOur of subjoot's colorancos piro fornial horoi..

vitho

ABs. (2)

Contact :)1u1aloa (11100 MInnell)

CONFIDENTIA!

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F..

Sili Frdix

isert

1

2 Marah L4a

esLlitlorora/luj

2721

NXK

SEGRET

TU HUNT FIUIA ASICHAIT DE ALIESLO M 332..

HUR MN CIC

TEYINÜ TU OUTAIN AU AISVIE PRUA HMLIE AS TU DITIREST IN REUTTEI. INCICATIUN

AT TriE HUisHtt

IS THAT TIGIN INTYRLT IS NEGATIVE.

Partecipt: Have just talhedl to aisd and

they are nat in a position, ist sicsest

tô offer suggestiono: Ert worle like

seport ouf

srutcoines of sineeting

19.11.

186

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NY NRID ROUTINE DTO JOGPM SAMARIS!

alli!

1915-11 Mans 58

who Jat conciles ban life

to ricon.

nitro.

SECRET TO WA HINGTON FROM NEW YORK

TO ASHCRAST FOR ALIEN FROM MUNT CITE NY 6100

515595,

5. 5564

MOISIPIN

Pil '51

ERNST REUTER, LORD MAYOR OF WEST BERLIN, IS GOING TO BE IN NEW YORK,

PROBABLY BY THE END OF THIS WEEK. REUTER WAS EMPLOYED BY THE INTERNATIONA

RESCUE AND RELIET COMMITTEE IN TURKEY AND HAS MAINTAINED CLOSE CONTACT

WITH DAVID MARTIN OF IRC. WE BELIEVE THAT MARTIN WILL FIND IT EASY

TO INTRODUCE US

TO REUTER WITHOUT GIVING AN INDICATION OF OUR GOVERNMENT

CONNECTION. COULD YOU CHECK INFORMALLY WITH HELMS WHETHER HE WOULD

HAVE ANY : UGGE:TIONS FOR A TALX WITH REUTER? PLEASE LET US HAVE YOUR

REACTION SOONEST.

TOT: J09PMADIMARISI

NB GR-98

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iN

-Prosfassor Reutar

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they dictione

REFTRESCES (a)

Chlos, Roguironente Divisim, PeP, 05

9 Larch 1949

Chlof, Contact Franti, 02 66-153 45.

Exploitation of Professor Routor, Derbur erisister of Dorita

Pr DA3 - Lemoranius Frol Roquiresonta Diraion, 21P datod

2 March 1949

35%

1.

Tho roferocos somorandus requestos that Cartoct Brazon

enko the arran me ubt nocossary for the intertier by are of

profossor Erzat poutor, Mayor of Berlin, mo vill attend the

16 so conforenco of Inyors in lashingtsa durlag larca i to 23.

2.

Professor Rautorld vialt is being financed and sponsorod

by tho CiTil infaira Divialon of tho impartant so tho drujo

Frolintary naulry tiü cad and iD rovals tint they aro opposed

to any intall1gones oxplostation of Routor durinü hla Most horgo

go In thou of tho du jocilons litarposed ly tho spondor agenoy,

¿als Branch is maablo to comply with the receroncod roquost and

considora tiro case closod.

FiLE

Aubatorn, er?

cos

Index Soctiony

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RESTRICTED

408831

Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

TO

: Chief,.

corations jection

50,00100.g

FROM

chief,

1:,

SUBJECT: d0..0d':

DATE: Hirich 1049

21: 3;2

the licher for Card married an dar troting that

:ro0e550r

". geroister of Jerlin, vol visit dorington on

17: 1c0

ig0 to alicad tle to contarence of 1a:0r3. US sunucals yoor,

if pessible, io arrange an interview with louter.

In re to plouse refer to Foriple.

Tamin tere,

• DIUSI

Chief, Require ents Diviolon

RESTRICTED

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17075

SECRET

asslatare israotos por sroolal oporati. aa

Attag

16 C. dW007

reillsan

C: 105, C0ntz0s i 17101 0s, 0/s

5044

¿ veron lesi

SAFEREICRA

(a) C5a178, 89 inco: bor 145:.

cur asaurands, 12 January 1951, sa:a oubjacto

do attaciod so saditional biograntido Inforiation rocosTad fros dU'aral

Norton on PHlIO: Tort sa soll an a lottir fron TariO:MiFF to colonal souton,

datod y jobriar; 10510

E.

Attaclasanta a la Indios toil abito.

p31voaa/a05

00 1

Spoalal Sorricos (1)

Jaci 0x (1) V

SECRET

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NY2

MANG PRIORITY DIC

LICALT TO WASHINCTON FROM NEW YORK

TO A CRAFT FROM HUNT CITE MY 3722

2320.3

5564

DAVID MATI OF THE INTERNATIONAL NESCUE COMITTEE, MICO, GE WO: 49TH

TREET, NLU SORK CITY, ANS THAT THE DCI DIRECT A COMNUNICATION TO

GENERAL PANIZ, CHAIRMAN OF THS IRON CUNTAIN RETUCER CAISPAIGN OF

TIE INC, IN WISCH THE ICI EXPRESSES HIS APPRSCIATION FOR INCOS

THE EACHCROUND & AS FOLLOWS.

CENERAL SPAATE IS TO MEET HOLAND

JU. OF THI: PEN FOUNDATIÓN OF PHILADELPIIA ON WEDNESDAY, SA FERRUARY

I EN HINGTONO MOWARD PEN WILL ACT AS PLENIFOTENTIARY OF THE

FOUNZATION AND CONCIDER A SIZABLE FINAUCIAL CONTRIDUTION TO IRC WHICH

MAY NELP IRO TO EXPAND ITS DPERATIONS CONSILERABLY.

GELiO PAATZ A RECEIVED LETTERS OF COMMENDATION FOR IRC FROM SUCH

FUELIC FIGURE: A: ROLENT MURPHY, ISCLOY, CLAY, MAXWELL TAYLOR AND

PLANE TO PRE EST -UCH LETTERS TO NONARD PELO HE NOULE VERY MUCH

APPRECIATL FEING IN A PO ITION TO INDICATE THAT THE DEI HAD ALSO

ENT DIE INDOR-ALO DAVIC CANTIS REALIZES THAT THE ICS MICHT DE RELUCTO

AST TO PREPARE À PUELIC LETTEN, AND HE THILKS THAT IT WOULD DE ALL

RIGHT TO CLALIFY A LETTER "RESTRICTED" OR "CONSIDENTIAL". EVEN A

TELEPHONE CONVER ATION BETAZEN THE DCI AND CITO SPAATZ MIGHT DO THE

n: ICK• :

MARTIN ONCE ARRANGED 1. SPEECH. FOR THE DCI, THEN CC OF FINET ARITY, AT AW

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PAGI • 2

NY 5727

O TEBRUARY 1958

MEETING AND FOUND THE DEI'S AIDE DE CAÑP, COLO NULLES, VERY HELPFULA

I5 NECE ARY OR DESIRALLE, MARTIN IS PREPARED TO CALL COL. MULLET.

YOUR EARLY REACTION MITH AS MUCH ADVICE AS POSSIELE EILL BE APPRECIATED.

FYII THE ADO, ED MALL, AND OFC HAVE MAD CONTACT WITH MAATI! AT VARIOUS

TIME • WE HAVE PROISED TO GIVE MARTIN A REPLY, PUT MAVE HOT

ACCEPTED ANY OELICATION O . .

TOT!

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Uriator us.iontril Inullsianco

andop.-File

1!:

13. 7.1

minante

Fih. 13, 1951

5569

Incornationd loscuu voraallloe

2300

Io Mio invles barein has ruquuutad tles doud otticos oi wia divotor

or Contral intellIonco In currunt lundraluin; uctlviclos oi to

intur.

rinolisnitura

rouriastoni.

io otrantion Unioral ajuras lurid,

üro sürtln lues ublairod

onorasi ane of tho incornalion ionine ileino iron ito ibort iurpiyo

conural clay una tre dun coclog, anni utherso il nould liko i uniron

¿ro intoracion incuo tonattee 15 ongagod in brlani, ritigera

of professional and deluntirie atandl; frus tho lla and Butullie abate

ts che ili, and aloino 1i imir rudottlenont luru.

alvua 1n soruitivo parto ol lunojo und a princiout orfico in lew Xuri iltyo

r, durtin, axocutivo socrotury oi che lui, lue bronte & nuor oi Hourcas

ui Intolilgonoo to vir artantion and la couporetod in inndlino cortain dalla

cato assol tro uttico vi l'olley cuuriinatd.n huo alco lad vosa deallaça alta

wis Intornatinal lesous crall2oo.

in coordinatlas do dartin'u

raylist,

Rio hava rocosyon fron tho viiico il voliey cordination the atstoiont that

1t cunaldoro tha intornn:ional lououn corradetuo is nortig causo, bur rogarca

Navid sirtin as tou upportunlatlo to porti compilora eruato

tin wori: of the

Intornational loocus tenteio0 in linpirel mini mootelli moi doloutore

and dacapouo su di abrlula valuo to pajuniloloal martaro.

It la rocomondad that the ulructor oi centra intoliironee sodioos

a Blurt nuto to loral inalts, oratin; that such nou 13 not cor puülleati

andi lo to lo rugarius as c.uicontial,

unt aly bo shisin, at list disaration,

tu discrant und trustortig inividualso a succosura coxt is attichero

Joerral santz's busiroon addruu" 10 conavoos cagasl10, latlond

Fross jullerio

i18 trio addross 18 1522 Jith inset,

Jocaiso tie

tuas la so liallod, chia ortico ilil bollae to altano lo ruiivory ol isy

lo donorid ipunt by lilido

midue to Cary

inclosuro - is cosorlued dinire

0/0/C-kit'lal1/hj-13 Hobruary 2951

CC8

0/07-2

0/0/C2

Stayback

groseT

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

WASHINGTON 28. D.C.

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR

13 February 1951

Conoral Carl Spaats

Newsweek lagasino

National Prose Bullding

lashington, D.C.

Dear General Spaatz:

I understend that you aro

ralsing fundy for the

work of tho Intornational Rescue. Comittoo.

I chould"

Ilks you to know that, in my opinion, the nork of this

organlration contributea airoctly to the National

Intorosto

I should not Ilke to have this expression of

porsonal opinion interpreted so an official view of

this Agoney. I mould, therafuro, approciate 1t 18

you rould hold thile note in your personal possession

and regard it as confidential.

However, I have no

obfootlon to your showing it to disoroat and trustworthy

Indiolduals, at your discrotion, If that mill in ary

May a881at you in your work for the IRt.

sincerely,

/S/

WALTER B. SLITH

Director.

00: Lir.hite/acg

Signing official - 2

Central liecords

- 1

ou - 2

CD - 2

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Limotor of ventral intelligence

hastatist isruotur for paratluns

Internattunal lioscus tonittoo

Lto invi artin hao raquariod "lu cuud offlone of tha ilrootor

of Contow intolligence in currant iud rails; sotivitius of thu intos

natlinal lenovo Cuisaltoo. lu alitos thit sonoral Carl juts, assuelin

washerwon.

Lutanitial inzial suspore will os sought frow tha ten

oruurtsant of the Inorabind noscue mittoo fruir. lubort rply,

lie would like an ondorug

want train you

sho internitional ilosous comitton 18 angajod in Urliving, rafuyces

of protesolvil un saluntiiie standlug trus to isuti and satallito statos

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THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR

RUSTON, MONDAY. DECENBER 18: 1930

Editorial

'Freedom to Starve?.

Large numbers of Russian natural

scientists,

technicians,

and intelied

tuals according to

American intelli

gence officers,

would quit the Soviet

empire for the freer air of western

democracies if they could be sure of

jobs to support themselves.

The potential salue of these people

with their knowledge and skills in the

struggle to protect the world against

Communist tyranny is inestimable

Some of them who recently have come

through the Iron Curtain and to the

United States include a leading Rus

sian nuclear phasicist and a promi

nent oil geologist Many more, due to

the strictness of American immigra

tion laws, can get only as far as France

or West Germany.

Still others, with information which

could be of immense value to the. free

powers, would

like to leave Soviet

Russia or its satellites, but dare not

do so

because they do not know

whether, being destitute, they can

find the means of survival. To them,

and to thousands who lately have

fled from Soviet dominated countries,

Communist propaganda shouts that

"political freedom in the West mears

'freedom to starve.'"

It that is all that awaits them, many

will accept terror and misery under

Communist rule rather than risk pov-

* Red humilition outsid to

least one organization, however

is doing something about this. It is

the Iron Curtain Refuge Campaign

of the nicrnational Ressue Commit-

lee, Inc., of New York. This voluntary

agency, headed by Gen. Carl Spaatz

former chief of staff of the United

States. Air force, and supported by

private contributions, Is helping re

liable refugees to become established

in free countries where they may not

only support themselves but also con-

tribute to the defense of the free world

against the terror they have suffered.

IRON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN

INTEHNATIONAL RESOLE CONNUTTER

Son lurk 14. 8.Ÿ.

Did Meal dillo Serene

(Cemerlourinas aro doolicentlo frees lorable incisme,

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## Page 144

NETV

Heralde

YORK

c Tribune

SEAT MARCH 1. 1951

EDITORIAL

Iron Curtain Refugers

Il iat been estimated that more than

800:008 peisons have escaped "from Soviel-

donuasint countries in the last three jears.

Bad endearers to reach lands o: libirty

contain zilliough some of the brave at-

Leapis Deet tatal fallure. The International

Resür Commilite is conducting an Iron

Cursia Sature Campalsa, as ll has done

in osier years, to raise lunds to ald those

who chen sitive destitute here and in other

free couztries.

The commilice alds the

relastes sul only Ananclally but it follows

up Tii stay care and guldance and with

restiliezent pians for individuals and lam!-

Lies li beips in a genuine rebuilding o!

brokes ares, and it places in positions of

prodittite, sell-supporting use the akulls

and professions which many of the arrivals

brise wiss shem to new shores and strange

720

Pales. the

International Rescir

Commits is maintained wholly by privale

gile Gecerai Carl Spaatz, former chie? u!

sual el ase liniter: States Air Force, di

cheirzas ol the present tund raising. 1:

rescind sciety, the outlook would be bient

inbrences si ite Iron Curtain Refugee Cari-

paisa, iscuid be sent to 62 West Forty-Alch

IRON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN

INTERNATIONAL. MASCOF GROUNDIES:

lioneral diarl Sporalz, l.haireaen

Tom back it 1.8.

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Pittsburgh

Post-Cazette

JANUAKY 13, 1951

EDITORIAL

Iron Curtain Refugees

hümane motive in the Iron Cortain

ReTures Campaign of the Intemstiuna

inis program. to by

General Carl Spastz of World War IT Air

Force fame and supported by private con-

tributions, aima to care for tanse men,

women, and children who are both for-

tunate and daring enough to have escaped

Soviet dominated lands. More than 300.000

xersons have fled from behind the Iroi

curtain in the past three yoars. They an

ruil crossing the borders of freedom at

the rate of 1,000 s week, though it has

been estimated that for every one that

succeeds another fails in the attempt.

For those who reach sanctuary, hope

would be spare indeed but for the work of

the Rescue Cummittee. Technically, these

refugees don't qualify as DP's. And the

UN International Refugie Organisation

is, severely limited by its budget in taring

for them. That's where the Rescue. People

come in— with emergency aid and resellie-

ment efforts.

More than a work of mercy is involved

here,

however. These stlugees, paMicu.

larly the more recent ones, are ablo to pro-

sido valuable information as to what is

going on behind the Iron Curtain,

of

which our limited knowledge is a distinct

military handicap. Some of them are per-

sons who held Important positions in their

respective landg- including one notablè

Russian scientist who directed a nuclest

research program at a-Soviet university.

These intelligence opportunities are what

Geseral Spaatz hed in mind when, In ac

cepting the Committee chahrmanship, bo

pointed out that beyond Its humanitarian

worth the Iron Curtain Campaign is "vital

"fe commilise nopes to raise funda

To carry on its work. It is asking the pub

lie to send donations to:

General Spaatz

Iron Curtaln Retugee Campalen

Inlernational Restue Committeo

62 Went 45th Street

New York 19, New York

This is a good cause, worthy of every

American citizen's support.

HON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN

INTERNATIONAL RESCUE CUMMITTEE

General Carl Spaniz, (hairman

Non liors 19. Ni. Y.

62 D'ess 458h Strere

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AOS UNION AVÏ

• напрнія і,ЧелИ.

JANUARY 10. 1931

They Come to Us

For Help, But

Also Help Us

Cook Advocales Aiding

Those Fleeing Reds

THOMAS X.

PAPAS JR

P. car-Srinnür Stuit! Woiter

Thry

the

это

from

brhind

ing.

Iron

Curtain

They arr

119

iri

com-

Nes&- Europe

and the United stater

With them

they are bringing sitts-their jears

and

схрегісвій.

know-haw.

theit

and

rechnient

acientific

sanowiedse.

They

t00.

informacion

of

conditions

and activities in

the

countries

Ritssia has hid-

from

ия.

background

material

WE

can

use in the

azainst

fiant

Dista.

commu.

Йг.

Everett

Cook.

R.

Cook

and

Memphis

cotion

merchane

warlime

deputy chiet of stall

Gen.

Carl

Force

sreslinds.

auid

U.

S.

Air

today.

these

prople who are encsping from Rus-

tan

re important i

is for

ominacion aledan and thei

their

ability to help ux

alluss Ansial Then

He aajd it is al utmost impor.

cance that

ki'r

hold

oint to

every.,.

ASBISEADET

adurince

they

vio

can

them

and

an

will find frordom

acivea" chanie. to belter them.

Juse retarias trom a unek's viait

In

Georgia with

Gen.

Spria!s

and.

other. key members of his d'artirae.

arais, Cook did he asked Spaatz

apacitically

bring

nidad by

by her truco

Iron

now

Curtain

Refuäce

Campalen los which

Geo.

§paatz is chairmaris ato of bell

20 """

Us.

lound out they are.". Cook

"¡ learned a number

of those

who lave escaped from she Com:

зпилі*t

rountrica

right

now

warking

tho

acienies.

aiding

"1!

tvery

can

wie

of

thom

willing.

work with ut

wo

shouldrit overlonk the opportunity.

liven

and

file

othera, the

ATRAL

Tank

tierinit to us, can bè

elther

telp-

susTent

background informallón.

The "Fleis Strp'

Cook

nald the ald tenderr? by

the

iron

Curtnin

Refuxce

paign:

"11r3t

step"

toward

rehabilitacion of these peoplo.

who

bave sisted

everything serkinga

sanctuary in

the West.

The Iron

Curtain Reluçro

Car-

palan.

which

la pare or ine Inter-

natonsl

ResCio

casen of sastaranco in

ein

Europe

for these people, he

anit.

Thene nid stations are apotted in

Vienna

and

SalzburR,

Ausinis:

Frunkfure, Munich.

Bremen.

seutt-

Kart

and Cho Western

Sector

of

Berlin.

Germany: in Isianbul Tur-

Paris

and

other places.

Persona Meeing the Russians

*now

where these

atallong.

are locarrd

The

Iron

Curimin

Refugce Cam-

is now arkira

ter voluntary

paign

contributiona from

citizens to ajs,

in carryina on (hile arsiscarico.

Ho Supporia Il

Mr. Cook nald he has been asird

¿o núppore the

dilve

and dota

tho

local campaign is planned

at this time. It la one way.

he anid.

the insividual eitizen can

take a

personal

part 1n

combatting

the

De manet to

hechs ahould di made pajabic t

Carl BaRate,

chairmar.

ne contr

butions ase dedictible froon tarable

Incomes.

IRON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN

ci9 láse dillo serras

.Ian Jush 19.V.1.

'nisrabatires ara alelariado penes casabla incomos

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JOURNAL

SUNDAY

AND

SENTINEL

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C., SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 18, 1931

EDITORIAL

Of Freedom Plus

SOME American intelligence officers

are said to have reported recently

that large numbers of Russian natural

scientists technicians ant intellectuals

would quit the Soviet countries and

come to live in the democracies it they

could be certain of remunerative cm-

ployment.

These peoples, with their knowledge

and special skills, have a high poten-

tial value. which the

nations of thie

West could exploit to advantage. Some

of these persons who want to get out

cf Russia,

for

example, are

said to

include a noted Russian nuclear physi-

cist, a prominent oil 'geologist und

engineers

scholars, economists.

But

these prople do not know whether,

being destitute,

they could And the

means of survival.

And Communist

-propesanda irighiens then' by its in-

sistence that political freedorn in the

United States and other Western coun-

tries ineans "freedom to starve.»

But there is an organization which

is doing something about this. it is the

Iron C'urtain Refugge Campaign of the

meramona Rescue Commitze, Inc.

of New York. This voruntary agency 15

headed by General Carl Spaatz. for-

mer Chiel of Stall of the United States

Air Force, It is supporied by voluntary

contributions, and is helping reliable

jefugees from Iron Curtain lands to

become established in free countries

where they Inay support themselves

and in the meantime contribute to the

defense of the tree world against the

tester they have known at tit hand

Tas is a movement which atrerves

encouragement. Its effective function-

ing; in addition to its other values,

serves as effective counterpropaganda

against the Communist charge that

Western freedom is merely the "free-

dom to starre."

IRON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN

INTENDATIONAI. KARA. 10000111TFS:

fireerr.il liarl Spurule, (liairerase

Pra Duork 14. 0.8.

l Weal Sill Street

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The Standard-Times

NEW BEDFORO, MASS, MONDAY, APRIL Z, 1951

EDITORIAL

IRON CURTAIN REFUGEES

During the last three scars some 300.-

000 persons, victims of Russian tyranny,

have eluded the Soviet secret police ano

escaped through the iron Curtain. More

are accomplishing

this

dangerous feat

every day, and as most of them are with.

out means.

they need assistance in re-

establish themselves in a free world.

This is where the Iron Curtain Refugee

Campaign of the International Rescue

Committee

goes into action. An Ameri-

can enterprise,

chairmanship

operating

linder the

of General Carl Spaatz,

this organization, through its offices in

eight European

counities, gives emer.

gency aid in money, food, clothing and

advice to help the refugees set a start

in new surroundings. ll enables them 1o

avoid the bitter fate of being compelled

by destitution to go back lo their homes

behind the Iron Curtain, from which

they have endured much danger and

hardship to escape.

A humanitarian enterprise. the work

of the ICHC,

as it bacomes known to

people heid in tyranny, has a definite.

value in countering Soviet anti-American

propaganda. Among fugitives who have

been helped are men of scientific attain-

ments who have furnished important in-

formation about developments and con-

ditions behind the Iron Curtain.

The campaign is financed by voluntary

contributions.

The latest

financial re-

port for the period of Jan. 1 80 Sept. 30.

1850. show's income of $1,529.842 in the

form of cash and goods in kind, such as

food and clothing: and disbursements of

$1.348.791. Contributions to this worthy

cause should be sent to the international

scue Comminee, 62 West sh sire

IRON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN

ISTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE

Cooneral Parl Spauls, Clairman.

Ten Sork 19. S. Y.

62 D'ent Dülle Silnert

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BROOKLYN EAGLE

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1951

EDITORIAL

Aid for Rofugees

We would be a wretched nation indeed

il we voiced our conviction that our

form of Government Is so much better

than shose behind the iron Curtain but

Sulled to help the stream of refugries who

are constantly fleeing their Cammunist

oppressors.

That's why the Interna-

lional Rescue Commitice was formed

and that is why it is in the middle of

its fron Curtain Refugee Campaign.

This group is set up to help those who

manage to escape with their lives in

their desperate flight to freeitom.

We must all help this good work. Gen.

Cari Spaalz, who is chairman of the can-

paign, pue the situation in a light thit

misunderstand

*The work wilie the camplian as de

signed

to accomplish

is

moic

charity, it is political wisdom."

than

Judging from the valuable informa-

don

which comes from the scientists

and at least one Russian nuclear physi-

cist whom the committee has aided, he

has a good point.

IRON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN

INTERSATIUNAL RESTLE CUMMITTEE

General Carl Spaals, Clairman

12 Diral Assh Street

Niem Purd 14. %. Y.

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SPRINGFIELD UNION

SPRINGHIELD.

THURSDAY MORNING, SANUARY 1. 1951

EDITORIAL

Aiding the Victims

Since tha year of Hitler's advent to power, the

Intornational Rescue Committre has been siding

The victims ol the palice xiates of Euroma 10

escape to frce soil.

Its work today ie concen-

trazed on the lands under Communiot domina-

tion, but its fundamental objectivo romaine the

isme: to assist practicina democrats, opponentu

of all forms of totalitarianism, to live in dignity

did Mark for liberties

At kry points iii Europe, main stationa on the

Underground Railroad by which men and wom-

en fleeing from Communist terror are continu-.

ally filtering through the iron curtain, agente

¿meet the refugees, help them to rebuild a broken

ixirtence, bring them into contact wich varinus

private and goverriment axencied through which

their knowledke and akilla can be put to use.

Some can never return to their homes; othera

can, and do, to become a firit line in Che Bett

for democracy.

When freedom in so much of Fastern Europo

in being ploughed under, it is essential to save

ins much of the seed-corn as is humanly posrible.

From a humanitarian arandpoint, there relugees

deserve aid, becaure most of them have sacri-

ficed everything, risked life itself, in the com.

mon cause of human liberty,

from

the practical standpoint, they have

very much to contributs to the continuing fight

for frecdorp

And they sino provide an oppor-

tunity for every American to take part in the

dramatie struggle, upon which such grent issues

depend.

IRON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN

INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE

General Carl Spaulz, Chairmai

New lurk 14. N. Y.

62 H'est 451h Sirees

(Conributions ars dedurtible from parable incomes

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Look applauds...

JANUARY 16, 1951

GEN. CARL SPAATZ

When the former Chiel of Staff of

the U.S Air Force assumed the chair-

manstip af the "Iron Curtain Refugee

Campaign" of the International Rescue

Committe: he said:

"The work which

the campaign is designed lo accom-

plish. is nure than charity, it is political

wisaste" Besides the thousands who

years risk their lives to make a break

for freum, the committee has aided

several tup scientists, one a foremost

Russun nuclear physicist.

Commander of an air squadron in

Warid War I, in the last war he was air

adrzer to

General Eisenhower.

Be-

cause the U.S. is a symbol of treedom,

he belties that we are inurally bound

No arcist thuse who have risked every-

thing is stand by the side of free men."

IRON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN

INTERSATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE

Geieral Carl Spaaiz, (hairmani

62. West fith strert

Ven l'ork 19. V. Y.

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caesadora

The Winds of Freedom are Rising!

all than an

An amazing report on a great

underground campaign against tyranny

• By ROBERT GOLDMAN and EUTAND FALES

making dron us departre in

Manarya Pound he sat nara

IRON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN

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SUNDAY MORSTNE ARL 1. 1091

ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH

Helping Refugees From Slave States

International. Rescue Committee

"Supported by Voluntary Gifts,

Has Assisted More Than 80.600

Victims of Communist Tyranzy

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH

DECEMBER 5, 1950

Russian Plans

xpatriates Tell of Feverish Effort to Make

Atom Bombs - Believe Siberian Oil

Fields Now Yield Ample Reserve.

dy ALVIN H, GOLDSTAIN

Slatt CarosDosdent.ol lio

Post Dispatch

1s loverisbly producins arom

ba to reduce the advantage la

held by the

en Biales. Thit ls the optalos

no Rusalas geologist-techatch

arbo escaped from tha

Soviet

In stiotlly after

World. War IT

found refuge in Westera Ger-

Hey tave thelf vlewe of con

berlad the fron

curtain

reling here sponsored by the

commissi

or funde lo aid democratie

to aid democratic

Bela

Varia.

former

PICAL

Hungarian Astembly:

rras

Sideldauskas, once dils

• Minister to Angland.

and

per Crech

lawyer Identified

кд.." DT.

X" for the protection

s famlly to Crechosiovatia..

aklag through an taierpre

ladre Karpinexy and Leonid

54..

the

Russian lochnolo

agreed:

have no

way of blowins

stago of the

prosTam

l Unlon is do nove"

rates

aald.

aWe

the two

do

know

forth Siberlan oll fleids have

seertiely developed and krat

noTe Russia ahould have sut.

ficient reserves.

Karplnaky, a geolosin, nobning

nnd construmion,

sperkalist. bas

directed miny Russian projects in

That field.

Smirnov la former pro-

fessor of: petroleum seniozy at

Leningrad.

"The Siburlin field is operated

Independently from other produc-

lax. oll restors in Europe

and the

zet aside.

milttary

purposes

What

this

country

war-lime

co0-

servilion of oil' for personal and

Industrial

effect ka

perpetually.

Soviet Untan. That

мятигев з витрішт.

Crrricenta.ou.Alom Borab.

As for the atom bomb, Smirnor

and

Karpinsky

payalets

said theoretica.

the

bad developed slowly. to

Soviet Union but gained mm-

pielus

when

AmATiCan

devilor..

mento la milear research, becares

The result, they said; was three

Cald: Russla began work on inor.

captured

from

NaIl

conterntag allomir

search:

Germas

sclentiste

mero

cajoled or

kidaaped to

continue

thelr expertments at Mosrow, and

ibe Kremlin directed a systemalic

drive tor. lhe theft of atomle se

crile frosi the Valted Stater

¡i for Russian sarate produc

Lan, iso spotentes queried inet,

bömhs."

doubied

the

United

qulie

States

artd

арреятео

pristine in appruleing that

They. dese inferior i

necessary tridustri

The

La lack

ing. in

SRIU.

irslois and Ince

anised

ТA58

dev.ints

subject

durteos there

to

tinued,

"Dul

section

industri

con

the

pen

cated

compil-

prarsses

atomic

Krasted.

The

atomie produciles

-чор

вестис.

course.

but

ranw that

Lie

•Forgerá

Valley

irallable do

01 Turkestan.

Both scientlets es

IDITssed doubt

that tha

sarift Valon

and mado

arrogen

laughlast retorted lo

They

question

on that tople that Russian

100W

depended

bow

substantially

ТалУ

secrete.

Soviet agente

had bren

able to steal from ibe

*United Starra

BErs

obserrations of the relu

1a reply

lo questions

frora

meratiere of the commitico

and inviied nostributore.

One In

quiter

wanted to snow

"aay

real reststanie norement esisted

the sorter lipion?

"The

restose

so terroristle

and his sics e powerful, vistlant

police syntes, that is organtro

rexlitance novenient

on 2 larzo

scale la mutt diffeuil" Barplasty

replied.

*But

undoubtedly

overwhelmias metartt

of

people la apposed to lbe regtivo."

"Dors isi sortel Unton belleva

the

United States

weste

watt

anotber

questioner put In. Smin

nov made

reply.

"То.

and the

Dest example is

lbe astitude: of the people

ing the

Pinalsh

wAT.

he

dur

"Everyone knew Ruatie

siald

had

Lacter it nd mod not do the

Government

Finne

Known to a R

Russia.

Rusalans that

Is

ing:

World

the

dur

United

States

Russians

assislance.

Know of U.S. Ald.

"Taday It is

known

people

that

to lhe Pus

tho

United the soviet

war

Soviet Unlon

Its

expansionist polly for world cas

quest.

'It la knows to all Russlane

that the

United Stätes has

been

a friend ar Rusla for tO cen

turies.

SEP

what he

dope, abort

the Rustlin prople

Istlout to enron

ists question.

." De replied, (bougbe.

fully.

"Those

до mean

channels to

resch the Russlan

people.

They

tere

the first

vin

n tron curtati

I can. cruste

ment. By

та

assist

1n

opposter or maillas the

regime

"In the arent of tas

din

the

situadon

with Ria

undoubtedly

would change.

Under

cin

cumstances, ll mould to

Lupere-

dira lo point out that the

bean

people do not

ARZOCiAlO

Russian

regime

People old he Realo

not be tiade

DOO

Rusalen people

for his opinion concera

toward

Scalen

"Dr.

X." who flout

ountry as the lme or the

Comor

puntat coup, declare

ЗГІКАО &З ІГІЄДО

calling

alton had been e

tabilabed in 1918 throwsh Unlled

by

.Gen.

Staff of the

Waited

I Stat

man.

Who is corvias ass

at tho Iron Curtain

CamDeins.

Sites

ectlons

In.. tho

went

_Russia

отеттел

Europe.

nother question, the

lergrounc

veston, the c very to

would

operalo

ottor

lwely by

making tte supply

11so

setricali to

maintaia

IRON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN

INTERNATIONAL RESCUE CONSTTEE

Goncral Carl Spare, liliairnias

ten York 19, N. Y.

Inneributions or dedurriblo fresne carablo inerine)

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HERORANDEZ:

TG:

Chiet, Costact Dirision

FONg

Mr. Delaney

SUBJECT:

Valüluir Teanoneros!

Coloncl Lenry C. Menton, Assistrat Courandant, CIC School,

Fort Hoinbird, Maryland,

who is a contact of this office,

that the subject of thin neuoronius, now. servine with the IRO Review

Zonà In Geneva, would be a very useful source of information. S55c4

Colonel Hewtori, who hre been associated with lemnomeroff

both officinily eni otherloe, stutes that he knowa lemnoneroff to

ve a US citicen, educated (Harrri) in the Valted Stateo, completely

loyal and trustkorthy,

I:portance.

uni occupting a position of great stratogic

colonel leston did not state whother or not Iennowerofs

was bora in the Us.

LES•

IGSareve/ 60b

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W. J. Dubose

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Alia.

MIN. 11

/n. 22.

Mich.

HON CoREIN RAUGER CAMPIGN

Il de INTERNNTSONAL KASCEE CONNETTEE, INC.

Mancary Cleronsen:

Surner l'elice

Acimital Richard F. Hyrd

5.53442 WEST 4SCh STHUFT

NEW YORK 19, NX.

Chairman: Cirs1.xle. 6a91. 5rdere

MU 2.4672

December 1, 1950

drisin.

4:1).

il Niiali, Tean.

Urah

MiCAR

Warh.

Sponening Commillee

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Impanen: Tiraguiri

PAVID F.

¡CITERIEL:

Doar Irlena:

Every Amorican conselous of our country's peaceful miosion

hopos fervently that the confliet botreen lestern freedom and Sorlot

totalitarianism con be settiou without regort to mar.

All of us

kon how roluctantly the Amorican people throughout their history

have latd dom the toola of podos to forge tho reapons of var.

Only one lasus in the 20th Century has moved our country to

mar, and that mas the throat to our existenco as a froe people.

I regara the Iron Curtain Refugee Campalgr, of Thich I have

assumod the ohairmanship, as ono of tho most hopoful norks designed

to protoct tho peace.

Every Iron Curtain refugeo represents a craci

1n tho wall which soparutos East from West, on both aides of which

tho ovorwholming majority of mon and women mant poace.

During the

past three yours, more than 300,000 men, womon and children bave

riskod tholr l1vos to aacapo to our oldo. Thoy still como to us at

tho rato of 500 to 1,000 each wook.. Once thoy havo come to us,

1t 10 our job to help leed them and clothe them until such time as

thoy can mannge alona.

I onclose a full pago advertisoment from tho New York Tines

of November esth, which reports on the work of the Iron Curtain

Rofugee

Campaign sinco January 1950.

This record of accompliehnent

10 a tributo to Admiral Richard E. Byrd, my distingulohed predecessor,

and to the

thousands of American citizona who have helped.

It 18

a roarfirmation of the great American tradition that ne will nevor

abandon those who abero with us a devotion to froedom.

He have done nell, but we have not dona chough. So long as

one man, his wife and children, cone to our side at the riok of

their lives, thoy are a welcome cliarge on American genoroslty.

Let us nork for peaco and freedom by holping them in their moment

of gravest poril and greatest noed.

Please help as generously as you can in this holiday

30a90n.

it reguires a gift of only $200 to take caro of the

emorgency needs of a family. Any gift #111 holp.

Your response

may mean life to some of these dovoted men and romen who belleve

that freedom 18 north every risk.

sinoeroly yours,

tau Sfidate

Gonoral/ Carl spaats/

Pioviamo pad árancal asiemente diud mitb ebe durisory Cameitter eo Viniunture Porrign Aid ul che l. S. Departera of Seate Charse rater di CARE.

CUNTRIQUTIONS DEDUCTIBLE FRUM TAXARLE INCOME.

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The NEW YORK TIMES, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 190.

"Our best answer to the Soviet threat is to stand by those who stand by us in defense of freedom"

Admiral RICHARD E. BYRD

A REPORT

TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLI

By GENERAL CARL SPAATZ, U.S.A.F. (Ret), Chairman, IRON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGN

A es da o report to the Amperican people. Il le alen a call to every

Aenericon lo aupport she Iron Curain Relugee Compaigi of the

Ibternational Hesrue Committer nöt only breause thie compaign in the

mesno by which we can gire aid lo thourande of marving victime of Sories

Biralitarianinn, bui also becaure thie effort in vital lo the defense of the

frontiera of freedom

Dier the par three spare more thes 300,000 bumen beings hare

eluded Sovies nerres poline and border guarde and eacaped la the tieat

becaun they would mot live in davory. Their numbers incresse al the

rale of SIMIND a work. They recape berause of their opposition to Com-

munia piranno. Thes recape bernure they are confident that the free

ren of the wiens will not abandon tbem in their hour of need:

Thes confidenre bee nor been is rain The Iron Currain Refugie

Comparo, nisce ils isception last year undes the chairmansbip. of

Admiral Richard, E. Byrd, tbrough ibe voluntary contributions of Amer

icaDe, bas firen emergency aristance to (housands of these brave human

treings.

The record of this elfore which follows thows that the Americen

people will sur abandun tbeir allien in lbe world-wide struggle for frea

doss. (The lipancial report reflerting ihie work is printed below.) Our

belp in the foru of food, eluthing: redical care and rehabilitation assist.

anoe in distributed ibrough the thirnen overicas offices of ebe Inter

antional Rescue Committre (IRC): Thene offices are surategically located

in richt European rouptrica (Ser adjoining map) Here in a report

as ibras arrivitios, corering the period from January 1 lo September

за 1950.

AUSTRIA: Offices in Vienns and Salzburg.

unis country ts of importance primanty as a transit po

or mont of the Iron Curtain refugace on their way to the WI

specifie sataty measures must offen be underraken on behall

of

the more indongered refugees since kidnapings frequently occup.

The chiat problem la to tranter the rafugees from thore arcas in

Austria uharo tiey aro in danger from the Soviet decret police to

a library and study center for Russian refugees was established in

the Munich aras. Some of the scholare formerly associated mith

the library are now doing research for the Institute of Russian

Studies of Harnard University.

BERLIN (Westérn Sector):

In response to the Communist threat to take over Berlin

by means of a Soriet Whitsuntide youth inrasion last May, the

Iron Curtain Refugos Campsign launched "Project Berlin."

Replying to a special appeal, indiridual Americans and American

business enterprises contributed enough to permit the shipment

of almost 4,000:000 Ibs, of butter, cheese, milk and egg poder,

children's canned tood, and clothing.

This aid and the continuing

serrices of all kinds are administered by our Berlin office in the

elcsest cooperation

with Genoral Maxwell

Taytor, U.S. Com

mander in Berlin, and Ernat Reuter, Mayor

Western Berlin.

Oversezs Offices of the

IRON CURTAIN

REFUGEE CAMPAIGN

for West as ponsible with a riem to establishing a maximum die-

tance berwgen themselres and the Communiat police appararus.

Since there are no camps of ary kind in the Paris area, the 60.000

refugies there are among the most destitute in Europe.

dreda of these escapees come to the IRC's Iron Curtain Refugee

Campaign office ergry reception morning to ask for tood parcela

or clothing or adrice. On the busiest morning this your, 500 food

parcels were giran out. Very trequently. oscapres are sided in

establishing themselres in smell businesses or in their own pra

fesgiori in France, or in arranging for their migration to other

countries there they can make a fresh start in life.

To assist in the work of tha Paris offica, a Committee of

American ladies hes been ast up under the patronage of Mrs.

David Bruce, wite of the American Ambassador to France.

The Committoe is at presens endeavoring to establisti a hostal

that will provide emergency shelter for new escapeas arriving in

the Paris arga.

The International Rescue Committes also maintains offices

in STOCKHOLM, BRUSSELS, ROME AND LONDON, there the

samo humanitarian services are made available to Iron Currain

retugers.

THIS VITAL WORK OF AID MUST CO ON.

So long as Sortes

lertor enstinues, thousands will continue to rink all in their den

verare flight lo freerlom. Millions are being expended by the U. S.

Government and individual Americans lo counternet the big lie of

Soviel propaganda with the truth of freedom.

But truth le more

than worde, Underaourinhment, lack of decent elothing and shelter,

the lack of concrete evidence of Wentera support and approval,

rould make there human beinge vulnerable lo phe continuous

stream of Soviel propaganda that political freedom in the Weit

means "freedom lo ntarve." Prattlings about freedom mean little

to starvine men.

The very faet tliat Americane as individuale care

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sress of graster safaty, where more complete aid and rehabilita

Man aro porsiblo.

GERMANY: Offices in Frankfurt, Munich,

Bremen, Stuttgart.

Through these offices, thourends of recent escapers wen

siren emergency azalerance, Food totalling 1,500,000 lbs. has

been distributed to escapees in a number of retugee centers since

May, and an additional fire. thousand individual food packages

weighing 75,000 1b3, were giren out.

For she majority of those human beings the help receires

Marough the Iron Curtain Refugee Campaign represented the firs!

rangible ald they had secured from any private source.

amount that each individual receirod was necessarily limited, but

this easistance often produced a tremendous psychological and

moral etfect. The certainty that he is not forgorten, that some

one in the tree Weit cores often saves thiere human beings from

that sovil-destroying.bitterness.which has driven some to return

to their homes behind the Iron Curtain.

In addition, fund: mere also made arailable tor rehabilitation

projects and.centers.ofvarious.kinds. This.included. for example,

the publication of a Hungarian history text to be used by the

children of Hungarian.escapees who, until they.escaped, had been

forced to use the rersion current in Communist Hungary, Also,

INTERVATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE, INC.

Cuadonael Sialemoni of Income and Diature santo lor the

Prried Januars 1, 1950-

Septeruber 10, 1450 as Sabmutted to

The

U.S. Deparment of Stale

ІЛОНВ

In Carb

Goode in Kind

TOTAL. LiCOME

8 :617.196.18

882.3:16:30

81,529,812.18

DISBEBSRMRVIS

Im Carh:

Remillenient and Relief for DPa, Iron:

Curain Réfugees and Permicuires

8 182.607.58

General Relief in France. Haly, Swite.

erland. Auntria, Sweden, Germany,

Belgium, England, Turkey and U.S:

Servicing and Case Work

TOTAL

248:248:38

735,527.97

8.466,383.93;

Meserial Aid: Goods in Kiad

CARE Packager and General Relief

-3: 232.107.30

TOTAL RELIEF DISBURSEMENTS 81 318,791:23.

Ocher Dishursemerite: Administratios

92.602:82

TUTAL NISBURSEMENTS

81,441.394:05

EXCESS OF WOKE

UVER WISHURSEMENTS

88.418.43

TURKEY: Office in Istanbul.

For refugees coming from the Balken countries and southern

Russia, Turkey is the nearest and in many cases the only country

which affords immediate.asylum. To escape to Turkey they must

cross some of the most perilous trontiers in the world. On the

Bulgarian frontier it is estimated that 80% of those attempting

to escape are shot down. The hundreds that do suce

eed in escap-

ing are completely dependent on the IRC's Iron Curtain Refugee

Campaign because this is the only American relief organization

which maintains an office in Turkey.

FRANCE: Office in Paris.

The Paris office has become one of the chief centers for fron

Curtain refugees, because many of these who escape pravel as

against Soviet tyranny will strengthen our country's premiige

Farope and penetrate behind the Iron Curtaio.

But heyond this, our help to there men and women throt

the Iron. Curtain Refuge Campaign is more than nimple huma

tarianiam.

Among the recent escapers are many who have be

and can be of the preaten arinance to American cullure a

technology, and lo our national murity effore: a copranki

Sovine nuclear physicine: a Runsian prolizine who has made surve

at the Tanhlent aren of the USSH, now reparere lo be she provi

prunne for josier atomie experimenta: an Artic oll prologine a

has surveyed areas now believed to be the mile of merces Soviet i

bares. Men like there have been able lo provide un with vital kna

mige abour developmente behind she Iron Curtain, and have giv

«n a better understanding of the Sovier mentalily. They come

us not an informers but as free men risking their liver 1o ata:

with us in the defense of freedom.

I ead this report irich a call s0 every Amerinan lo fire A

artice suppure to the Iron Curlain Refugre Campaign of the Inse

national Reacue Commister.

If. are are to be free in the gre

American tradition of aid lo thore cho, as risk of their lices, dar

by us in defense of freedom, ne connot desert our staunchent alli

in their hour of need.

You ran help noir immediately by X0

consibution diacher lo the subscription coupon printed belo

IRON CURTAIN

REFUGEE CAMPAIGI

of the INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE, 62 West 15 Street. New York 19, N. Y.

Honorary Chairmen:.

Summer Felled

Chairman

CARL SPAATZ

Treasurer

David f. Seiterheld

PARTIAL

LIST OF SPONSORS

OF THE IRON CURTAIN REFUOZE CAMPAION.

ALINI, UNI

I THRE I YOUMODARE

8 та. M.

Tora. M. Y.

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IS ANKUM

thta. 411

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& : GENERAL CARL SPAATZ.

those wa

Chairman

LOS CURTAIS REFCRE CANPAIGA SOud bU

the Internntional Reacue Committee

62 Weal 45th Street, New York 19, N. Y.

l enclose my sonirlbullon in belp in your work.

O 8200:10 enable the rehabilitation of an Iron

Cartain refugee

ö-ine 10 aid iron Curtain reluge

late shacho payablo to Carl Spoato, Cheteno

Name

callt."

Addrena.

City-

_ Lose State

(Conorlocitono Ardecilble frosa lasablo (mcaa)

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CONHULANIAL

Chlor, Hou Tork 0f1lco

Chiole Dev Örlons 0$8100

Resettlemens Campatgn for Bxlled Profosaloanle.

204

8 Foreader 1950

1 contact of this office recently resetrod a lotser fros ono Is.

Hillian S.

gerrard, who had been appointod Fallonel Diractor of the senly formed

"Rosettleront Campaign for Iilled Professionale" of she lateraadional Rescuo 005

mittoo, Ino., de vast 45t4 street, New Tark, M.T.

$64

Tho purpose of sha ner forestlesent casalga 16 do nate poesible tho

rosettlonent in this country of 2,000 of the prossatly estimated 10,000 to 12,000

profossionals st1ll la rurope, through the provision of the recessariy jobs and

houglas opportunilles raquirod for these people borora they may coñe into tao

comtry.

In the event that Inforantion concoralas the noy "Resottlesess CampalEn

Por Estlod Profossionala" has not already cose to your ascentlon, do pass 18 on lo

you for uhatever action you may vish to tato.

HILLIAN P. BURRE

ASCOlENABIIAO

cos Chief, Contaos DIviaton 1

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Assisuant birectus for uparasions

1.62510

David darita, irocitito locrutory ol tho labirunilonal Reacuo

Cuaiti:0e:

3 Horrisbar 1250

lo suufoct sunt bis inüis in ay oilico on ibirsali,

2 iovanis lost, joinine due vialous taja did incis therobi

lint and die ini coulo co ai autual bincilt to orsci ouruto llle

(a): I-i firis no value:lo Iniol21 anco sorrido la

tur000 and brat to shond: us sule to contact C: i overBoas

28r00niel 1n aitor to man tan tiar da did cacalva

ropliod tini thie me impossi: li but dais Cialo

kites forke

Viold offles, misi wich lo has alrcest boon in contaci,

souls be chai to formard any cossiero of corilders for

ai113810n under coctior ú of ablle Lot Lom to tu 8o8i 10,00a

IsT cunsideration.

(b) bus Invercera vich to isperent of ibfonso for

reiujaesa: I soplied tina i falt ta: he soull deal

directly all ide bertical ai jutenas on trilo.

(3) Cia abnula po to conomas and prase for anenda

venis to tho iccarton det in ardor to further ila intelllrenco

pointial as boll as sanlot la a saia dufucuion corinto

I raplied cut u:1s mos a volley mautor for ital logartan

in solve,

averso lo cettlar into conuromiralal ublle diaputes tut

muld undoubtedly suals lis position 11 callod on by

(a) co teno du miah cil in Cariony 1u inariegiacioa

In lie suroonia of sion.

I relied tine tie mat tons

of i urs biglnous tid tiat to siolo dscues tids with

Joimaliato, otco, and rusult in a ssarco of arizilent

IntelLenco. I reilled tiat lit has so lunis for finaniing

CONSICENTIAL

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scase vepaitaet lo so lis polisical rotiess lnvalred as

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JuitTO aTli mnl dhilli roulo ini Wjlni to 50: Froico

to jali dy couslarjre Jussis ias dio irujcrd

I'DEllerO 1 sãs Biceusaful la puiuinà sro serCLa alos

Moro in nio elroits li tai, oupiors tui 1i lo paboiula lrai ho

s0j diproseÀ jou vrOu VENo CirÌ S'uaLS sio d StaiO la to Co.

liso nes iit caziain analran ranlacing niso iseizad und

Lachos Go Ca:5X

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21 SEPTEMBER 1950

SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE

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CASE 5553. PURSUAIT TOUT TLEPONY. COLIVRESATION VITR TRAVIS

WE NOTIFID NAVY. T'EY WILL TPS TO INEVIR IRO RUGIES AT

CRISTOBAL, WE ARRANGLU TOR ORP, REGUIE 1II9S TO 1E FORVARDED

BY ONI. GREAT INTERECT VERE. HANKS POR LEAD. HOPT: THEY ARE

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STANTAMO

SECRET

Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

TO

Chief, contact Disscion, 00

Attention:

He. Orborn

FROM • Chier, Reguirements Branch, PEP, OSI

SUBJBCT.

DAS 1366

DATB: 2 May 1950

CASE FINA

VITE ANE

Reference:

00/cD seno dused 3 April 1950, to Chief, Reg'ts. Gp., P3P, OSI,.:

Enstern Buroggin scientists.

1. At the prezent time becuuce of the attendant security

-conditions, the Resources Divicion, OSI does not feel justified

to request contact sith any of the people described in reference

Ecwever, esen nod, fron our standpoint, such contacts

would

be very desirable.

2. It may be enected that in the future as the aims of thi:

livision become clearer, together with the methods and needs for

their attainment, contact with such people will becone extremely

At sucn tire this divicion muy request access to these

or similar persons.

JALES I. PANTAMI

SEGRET

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incesseé

I. 5564

7 AprIl 1950

REFZIUNCKS

SECRET

Clilos, San Franciaco Uffico

Chief, Contaot i1v1B1on

5568

I Dadgration RogulatIons

(a) sen Franoisco manorandus, 20 larch 1950, by Blako, ans subjoes

lo No taro unablo to cet a loose cupy ar Inues constitutlon and

"Rilos of kalilvility for losettlement to the US," but we found that

toxt of 1to senstitutiun titis tho arnoxas: sinco tha UN publishos 1u8

Yaarboak for ganeral public con uation,

•16 should bo arsilable in eny

contral public liurary.

Horevor, li a copy 19 not avallablo thoro, lat

us know and' we idll try hore to got yuu a coy of the ro uostad docusanto

2a Although you did not aul for a copy oi ta D! Act o1 1948, ono

was readily avallaulo and la fornardou hereith for your rotontion.

LiSAM BO KIZKFATRICK

linalosure (A) Copy of DE lot of 1948

SEGA.

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41-076 5625711

Indey

SECRET

Onlal, Requiresants Grouy, PUP, OSI

Clor, Cantaot Dirdadas, 00

sastera Buropean 8010nt1ate

8 Apoll 1950

do. Attached as Enolosura (À) are ourricules vitas of olght Easters

furopean solentista so aro gusto obriously anxious to couporato with the

covorant la any may possible, Enolosuro (B) supplios e little additional

laforsation on sons of the alebt.

Il, 19 your estimation, any of theso péople should do istorrogatad,

pleaso actise ua and to tilll furthor exploro the possibilitles. Jou vill

approolato sroa tho nature or the letters, horror; that lu these particulas

cases 1t will probably do botter to arold contact unlous you consider that

the latelligance potontial factor for outmolha any onbarinsesent that ay

bo osused to tho lovormant by contacting tison and interrorating thor.

So You aill note, cor instanoo,

:. 1644

5567

that soie of the lotters in Encloguro

(A) aro addroasod to tho International Rosess Committeo and ahout a mist ago

Do noted that Tiotor RianõT, ho han a colus la the Har York Dally uirror,

mas tallas up tho onuso of refugeo solontista sho moro not employed ao dish

In this column he mentioned Mar

salilali Indioationa turo that the intornational Resora Comaittoo had

providad tho impetus is wall as tho natorlal for this oslum. Quito abtloualy

Cis's contact vita thoso peoplo runs the risk of publlalty and 1t 15 our

opinion that this is s risk which should not bo taton, unless it 18 virtually

cortali that those ocntactod havo istolligenco mhich must ba devoloded.

do four perly coumonts on thia till be approciated.

LILAN B. XIREPATRICK

Paolosuros (1) - CurTloulao Vitas

or Elght Eastora

Europorn selortiats

(8) - Additianal Diformation

aa Thoso Eight Solontiata

acherning/sot

008

tader!

SECRE:

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Hoto the follor 1ng date, uhlah aro in adiltlos to the lotters and

currioula vitro of inclosuro (A)e.

(a) Imati Dubynted Miand or loud ireocko and, liko dili, a

ukralalan nationalisto states that inbynoc's tiroo brochors, also solantiato,

aro in concontration canpe in Siborle, and that his siator vas asot by the

Sorlot seernt: pelico.

into le not oio of the morle tha uote lic about

Lysestio, but ho is trova to bo in bad atraits financiallyo Pertapa lie could

be invido tiralgis Iuatingoko

(3) dants illiantatin possesuion of lottors of rococherdation by

Indos, bocutivo Officor,

Ino Camp Traunatela (July 1447), and Thoodoro to

set andy, rosettlerant Officor, IhJ Sub Area Islahonhall (lay 1949).

= blure

$45

the ald oi bational Cathollo tolfaro Sorrices and Cho Tolatos Foundations at

prosent has periodle alerieal jobe; aposka Latviar, lusolas, ioran, rood

inglleh1 rafarancos Professor Vasilenaklo, tho sorki at lici Opsarvatory, it.

¡anilton; Calliorale (and porhaps a good prospoctito sourco in his oun riches)

baçllahy at present unemplojod.

(0) Aloxander lo shirakonisio adiltional inforatiaro

(8) Vadia do Pavlovaky- Publiahed paper on "Joe or Grong days 10i i

the Grino laboratory" in the journal of Crininal Lay and Crizicolory of..

liorthwestern liniversity, Vol. 40, No. J, day-vago, 1949 (eopy 1a TAC Siloa),

his nifo lo emplojod at colunbia iniversity as a researol assistant la gonetles

to Professor Labrsanakya 55%:

(.) lisorolas do Smirnor: tarrivor in the linited Statoo an Jetobor

11, 1949g ople od as natelang his father-ir-ian 18 Vladlair jellnowsty

(hia lotter iricatos he livan with this -anel

(1) sergo reschalkag-to additional laroration, loxcept that

thla cute cora

atlantion otier than through a spontancous lottar by

tio solartist).

ENCLOSiTES (B)

SECRE.

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SFERET

7i lay

& HUR APRIL 1980

KENT TORI

3401

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3564

TO HUNT FROM BURKPATRICK BY OSBORN

$513

REUR 1O20AO OSI HAS YOUR Z8 FEBRUARY IIST FOR INDICATION OF IFTEREST AND

EX WILL REPORT TO YOU ARAP.

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14.00000

CONFIDENTIAL

28 itarch 1950

3EXCRANDUM

TOs

FOR &

Chief, Contaot Dirisiar.

Operations

FRONS

Chios, San Franoiseo Offjoo

SUBJECT :

IRO Imigration Regulations

5564

# contact of this office is Diraotor of a local

social surrice orginization which toris in conjunction Mit YTi

with a mitisai organization in assistins Di's to immigrate

to the United States.

As you ure probaily amaro, prosent

US congrussional lejislation limits immigration to the

Us only to those displaced pursons in a DP onna continuously

from Decozber 1945 to January 1948; in theory IRO 18 work-

ing on that basis. The UN, purent organization.of IRO,

also only aocepts responsibliity for Dis sooting tho above

oriterion.

However, Ind will not raleasa its constitution

and "Pulos of Eligibility for Rosettlanast to the US".

2. Our contaot has reason to baliaro that all DPa

arriviag in the US through IRO intervention do not meet

the oritarion. Ho hus asced us if li sould ba possiblo

to obtain for hin a copy of IlOs "jules aû illgibility oto."

ire stated a roquest would be made but no commitments asto

succOss Niro givon.

Therefore, if it nould do possiblo to

obtain tho document it would be greatly appreciated.

к. С. сивой

CONDIDENTIAL

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It ben dudes

MR 27

SYS. 1020A

TO KIRKPATRICK FOR ALIEN

FROM HUNT

SECRET

5'3

VICTOR RIESEL

• HAS A COLUMN IN THE NY DALET MIRROR DEVOTED TO

~-h.

DISCUSSING THE CASE OF IVAN DUVINEGA

THIS IS A SOMEWKAT OBLIQUE

REMINDER THAT WE FORWARDED DATA ON THIS AND SEVERAL OTHER EASTERN

EUROPEAN SCIENTISTS TO YOU ON 2E FEBRUARY AFTER RECEIVING THEM FROM

MARTIN OF IRCO PLEASE LET US HAVE YOUR REACTIONS AS SOON AS

POSSIBLE®

TOTS 934AMIZTMARISD

GR -51

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SECRET

CONTACT REGISTER

AMALYSIS REPORT

С.П. # _A=550

Address

103 Purk ivenuse Nes tori, N.Y.

Yes

"X" Case No

X Repoiting

Type of Doc: Ulsca loc

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I OUTGOING CLASSIFIED MESSAGE

PAGE NO.-

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

DATE: 18 Juno 1949

FROM:

TRANSMIT TO:

lion ork

ROUTINE

PRIORITY

(ORIGINATING ÖFFICER)

URGENT

(PHONE EXT.)

(CLASSIFICATIONI

TYPE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, DOUALE SPACED

EYES. ALONE

TO HINT FHOM XILSPATRICE FIA

5418

RB CASE 2580. BASED UPON INFEEMATION

CONTAINED IN YOUR HENOKANIUH OF 10 JUNE BY CLARK,

RZ ARE GLOSING THIS CASE. SLICK OSO IS FAILIAR BITA DAVID MANTLIE BOOX, HE ARE RETURHINO

IT FO YOU UNDEL SEPARATE COVEL..

Mi: M2.39/3

RELEASING OFFICER

COORDINATING OFFICERS

AUTHENTICATING

OFFICER

as tie

CLASSIFICATION

токм но.

JUN

1948

38-8 PREVIOUS ROITIONS ARE NOT TO BE USEO.

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9 Juno 1969

MADOFANDNN TO CHIEF, CONTACT

FRANCH

subdicts Lavid winTly

lieferanoe. Is tade to actorandus fron your offsoo

dated 2 June 1845 copardire.

aubjeoto

Intornation his heed recolved in this offlon that

sübjust la in alose sontost with landioe refuegon from.

onuntry of tis publishin, interesto horever, at times

referred to py suor refugees an extreraly pro-iritisn

and ever to the point that de la gorilar for anor. ybald

Jike to kion nil about his Yogoalarian contaote here and

abroud, 11 sion informatton is avallable to your orfiode.

chaunoey St!1lna7

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ECRES

JAN & 1949

Chief, Now York Offico

Glof, Contact Branch

Caso 1315

22 Decanber 1948

11üt

1. Spascor Wililang of OrE bellovas thrt the International fescue

and hollor Cronittee,

Mata 17, ins los sourco of continuing

In the U,S,

The argagiantion ina foured 1n tho 1930%s to cet jocinlists

mostly scholaro out of gerary rid Into the Unitod states.

Thong Marn wis

one of the Individarlo who me halped.

It ins incorporatal la 1912 and apiroved

by the Preaident'o jor Rollof Control Moani.

Tho cumiite operatos under tho

direction of tho Unttod jervica for Nou Inoricans and tha Aubrican Jorish. Joint

Discribution Camittoo. since the mr the Comittoo has concentratod on halning

nonevis! refuges fron Corunint controlled territory, despite the fect that tho

organisation apponra to ba subatantially Jadah, Appronuly tie Comittee 10 leating

the prowen of jowlsh returess to ocher Jowish trouns. It 1a understood tint the

Carmittedlo support somes tron anti-commist joctolis; elements in the United

statea.

Tho cormitten los a vorklar arcamnt : 1th tinn Intornationni Refugeo

Organiention and 15 aiso a membor arenoy of CAis. Mic curmltteo ropresentative

on the board of CAro la Charles ¿terndirt.

3. In a report cl 15 joptenber 1945 the committes operatod in the

following countles w1th the folloriay Individuals na representatives.

Austrja

linrcel Knust"

slat

Bolgium

Firnco

Sians sonomen, a

Harra Longion, 19

5 Doblhoffrasse

Vienna 1, Ais tria

50 Avenue Bizgeno Plasky

Erworls 3, Falciun

35 Boulevard lies inpueines

Paris 2, irres

Gormany

3io repreventative listor

(ryke Haricosaba Fincher

Munich)

Italy

No thorlancis

Hans schockenn

Via Aurora 31

Ratio, Italy

Roentzons treat 7

Ansterder Dost, Holland

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## Page 175

JAN

do the sinisers of

tho Carmittoo aros

Chal tell ho liallingworth hood

Bodford iid. Hit. Klaco, NoT.

(Ho 13 as Attornoy)

Darld to Solferhald

1175 Park Avo, Hot.

sarative jocrotary Shoba Strusky

103. Park Ava., M.Y, 17

¡lonorary Chalrans

John Dowey

1158 - 5th Ave, Not. 29

Foerd a Direstora

(the follo in, no sono of 40 diroctors)

54556

10z0r Boldin, Sturrt Cheso, Upton

Sincialr, Dorothy Thorpson

5o Louds acher nay be halpru in opering up this sourco. willins

of ORE souls siao Ilke to knou 11 Mocher has other natorial of valio and

whother ho coul! bo interlowel in Washington..

Placher has just roturned

fron 3 or a marina in turoso durlna thia tro he visitod hia sifo and

S0n And NO CREDE.

6. The fallouin? 13 backeround on Fischer I'or your Inforations

Ho 1s a tritor and lecturer aml uns born in Philadolnia In 1896.

siter tencing in 1917-18 no beran to contribute to the H.I. Evuning

Pass ito Derlin in 1921. Ho made his flist trip to Russia 1n 1922,

91000 that dise ho has spocialized in tho study of tho sorlot Repulles

252 aí Furopean politico.

le 19 the author of 13 books, primarily ou

palitics end Soviet Fuss1?.

Ho is a coluuist for Unitod Fenturco.

His Los Josk address is siven as tho Hotel Dunno, 237 ladison Ave.

HoI. It.

If he 18 not at tilo ardroos the COSTON LEIGH LECTURE

BURGAd, 521-5th Avoo, Mol. 17, MoI. May know his wharesbouts.

No seculty clearancee hito been obtained on any of tho persons

santiaood above.

LIZIAN B. KINKPATRICK

Wriest / be

ccs Indes (3)

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CONTACT REGISTER ANALYSIS REPORT

JAN D1549

C.R. = 556.4

thee

address 103 Park Que, MY 12

_"T" Case No

Reporting

Ipe or Dor. Mice. Noe. Dated 12/22/48 Filed 55.64. Agency

Source

Abstract:

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Instructions to Analysts:

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Stair

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'tuitt iger persain

Gredey

IRC

31 July 1950

REW YORK

PRICFITY

x0x

MiDouglaa : makf

S&C537

2288

ieirlan

TO HUNT ITOM

1SSAFFSE E

CASE 4712

BEFS

wonto,

ATTETTT

OPC HAS ESTUSSTED AND RECEMSD TUE FDI SELNUA TES FILE RICH

CONTAINED PRACTICALIY NOTUINO. ACK BY OSO RAS LINE WISE DESI

PIUITLESS. TE SIOBST NUOGKT TO FATE, MIMH INS EICEPTION EF YOUR

3 i.i

2I39A, CAVETROE SPITS DEPAFTIENT, TO WITE "IRCEAS NO COXIEITION WITH

IRO OA TIS UA. IT IS A PRIVATS, VOLUNTARY AUSSCX MITE HEAZUAFTSRS IN

NES YORK. IL ETPANDS RELIF TO RASOGES FECR ESHIND THE IFON CUNTAIN®

IT' IS RESPECTABLS, SOUND, IS INT TOO EPFECTIVT LID DOES HOT HAVS TOO

SIUCE MONEX. S:EA STRUNSKE, DES DE TES O FIEES, IS SICIALIST AiED

ANTI-COMAUN S2".

FRAVICIY, OPO IS IN A QUAVDRI, TUEY HU:T BISE ALI IMPOFTANT POLIGI

DECISION INICIVIIG SIS INC D DIE ONLX CONCRITS INPORLATION THEY HAVE

IS THAT CONCAINI IN YOUR 21S9d.

IN VISH DE SES UPRSNCY OS OPCOS MENUIREGTE, ME MAVE TAREN TUE

LIBERIY OY VOLISERDS YOUF ASSISTAYCE IN TIS DILEINAS HS CAN

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## Page 178

(CONTINUED) TO NEN TORE FROM SIA: FER & PRIOTITY

ASSUHE YOU THAT ANY ASSISTANCE YOU MAY DE AULE TU GIVE ILE DB

GREATIY APPRECLATED.

DY MUTUAL AGRETAKIT VE. HAVE TAILOTED THE ORIGINAL REQUIRETENT.

ATY INFORLATIONE IN ANSSE TO TIE FOLLO. LIG QUESTIONS, SEAT YOU ARE

AULE TO ORTAIN TROUEL YOUR LOCAL, CONTECTIONS FILL BE GATEFULLY

KECEIVED.

A) MIAT FINANCIAL BACKING DIES RIB COMMITTEE LAVES

8) LEADERSHIP.

MAT ANE ME POLITICAL VERS, AURITE SMAR

SOCIAL POSITION, FINANCIAL SPATUS, INFLUENCE ALONG SIVIST REPIGEES,

AUD RELATIVE IMPORTANCE SITTIN IRC OF&

1) SIEBA STRUNSAY

2) HARS. LOUISE FIDE MOHHIS

3)

URS. LOUIS FIScaLi

4)

MR. DAVID F. SSIFE!EID ,

312171

5)

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6)

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## Page 179

SECRET

(CONTINUED) TO NEW YORK RUN STAFTER - PRIOSITY

8) ME. HAYS WILBPANDE

9)

MISS GOULd

10)

ANX CIOR SIOHIFICANT LEADEN IN US OF ABROAD.

C) WLAT, IN DETAIL, HAS IRC DONES

1) ROS MANY AND WHAT TYPE OF FEFUGEES HAS IT HELPEDE

2) PRECISELY BIAT DID IRE DO FOR THE REFUGEES?

(A) RESCUB, KELIER, JUBS, TRANSPORTATION, RESETTLING?

3) MAID'S O: TIE MORE IMPORTANI REFUGEES, THEI! PRESENT

LOCATION AND AUTIVITIES ARE DESIFED.

D) EXTENT OF INFLUENCE MONG ANTI-SOVIET REFUSES.

E) EXTUNT AND TYPE OF CONCA I WITH OTHER REQUES ORGANIZATI NS.

ALL CONCERIED FRALIE ZAI MIS IS AN IMPOSITION AND ILAVE ASKED ME

TO IXPRESS WEI: RAVIS.

CC,

Indax

SECR

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CONFIDENTIAL

C935564

JAN O 1549

INTERNATIONAL RESCIE AND RELIET CODITTEE, INC

103 Park Atonuo, Suito 902

Now York 17 dow York,

, Exocutito Diroctor

11.14569

COUNTRIES IN WHICH THE AGEICY PLANED TO OPERATE DIRING 1947

Austria

Bolgiun

France

Gormany

Italy

Swedone

switzorland r

Turkoy.r

Lesico-

Tho nono of the above agoroy was taken frou a l1st. of such

agonolos proparod by tho Amerioan Counoil of Voluntary Aganoios

for. Parolga sorvido, lanas and mas: l'ormardod to CER Doceabar 15,

1947, by tho Roligious Soctios, Contaot Branch; by Irass. 134

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Incher,

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tedato it tree

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alertro pavid liartin it

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ut thio paso voro 10: d: 00..000d, but

2o tartin l0 loaning for eno sathes erly in urujo as 23 lugust

and will coat a was dr 011100 inclucia are collins

London iar:8,

franturt, forilno leutejart, runici, saleburs, leoraa, luis.

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4-00000

COFIDENTINI

chiof, der dirà iceloe

15 AuguAt 1930

Cane

5233

Lo sur 16 sugiet cilotrao du ill ducon la contal for your darocrationg 5'5%

"S ACH 19500 AT:RG•TIAL FLITT À COLPURATICO, PLATTIE DER, DOVRR,

WARY. NE AISO SAID

TA: TI AND IA TUO AI CLE SAi LEE AIALLASH TININ (REFL) AFTLR NASE3 SF

CAN Y0O DU?"

The Milalngton INfled raplied en l$ August ao follores

IN Y XUSOLO INDIVIDUALIST MALLO ALI SPARSA NUO DA. A RAD LAST DO PACITARS SORIBEAD.

do cino di : jailita

DELASA LANS DU1 HIS PLATT AT FIAYTEX

251F4T

LAMATONTR

IRDICATIST SI VICEM RAISLIGAT ILIA TI TSE AFICIAN DI LE INTIRSARISA

A1: LESS PALQUATEY 18: 10:25-1°

.STivi IN T6 NOS 1u88 jhflürs Of IMe

THALLOBAL MICHE IN CA DOSS S0N9S GILDISO CONE BE SURAGHTS CINGELO LITH

SISE IAY OUD CTLACTASO MID DICE

USE DE THESE.

8IS 10 1 10 1723

So vai jour offloo subisi; esa mgilro.ont?

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Inder (2)

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## Page 183

14 August 1950

Fis

WEBSTER/jD

2477

WILdINGTON OFFICE

RESTRICTED

TO BRABO FROM KIRKPATRICK BY CLEANS FiA

CK NR

.:

THIS IS NOT CASP 5238 RPT 5238 WEBSTERS ON 3 MARCH 1950 THE INTERNATIONAL PLATEX

CORPORATIO

PLAYTEX A T, DOVER, DELANARE, TOOK SPACE IN TILE NASINGTON POST AND

PRESUMABLY LA OTIC PAPURO TO PUBLISE AN ARTICLE RUTITLED "PLANNID SLAVERTS BY VICTOR.

-5544

• A2

RiESEL.

IN TiLIS' A TICLE RIESEL CLAIMS TO HAVE RECHIVED DETAILED INFORIATION FROM

A PUNKER "HIGHLY PLACED RUSSIAN NAD SLIPPED INTO THIC ALRICAN ZONE OF BERLIN RECENTLY."

THIS INFO HAD TO DO WITH THE POLE OF TUE MVD. RIESEL SAID THAT HIS RUSSIAN SOIRCE

IS A PURIER GOSPLAN EXECUTIVE WUO IS FOX UNDER SECURE CUARD IN WESTERN GERMANY. ES

ALSO SAID THAT THE INFO IN TIE ARTICLE IAS MADE AVAILABLÜ TO HIM (RIDSEL) AFTER WEBKS

OF CONVERSATION JETWEEN THE RISSIAN SOURCE AND US OFFICIALS. ORE ILAS MADE INQUIRIES

AND ILAS BEEN UNABLO TO CINFIRM SUCH A DEFECTION BITILK IN HASINGTON UR IN ERLANY.

ORE REQUESTS THAT WE ATTRIPT TO CONTACT RIESEL TO ASCERTAIN TIL IDETTITY OF HIS

RUSSIAN SOURCE AID, IF PUSSIBLE, HIS

PALSENT KIGALAdUUTS. CAN YOU DO?

ROSTRICTED

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## Page 184

Pieratin

defuga Corn.

33 Juno 1000

scolatart ilroctor so i olley ivordination

john So

FIordan

Chles, Contare Civicion

Internat1o-al lanziso canlitoo (ISC)

Meritoripi aso iE-1Bl2 (00/: (asu 47122)

rolicula: inconsation an subicco organieation

immiatoo) o lao affasod ainia 18:3.

189 origInal

Doatly & cialiat

30:018500

nyarendly dur & don:

due sinorvision ed ane amarican acint i farribution iar

miteo and aio arconirillatod rien tie unltod corsico

for tou ascricans e altionga 1t conterue Itaolf aestly

rith morionida tabio

cion tha

includduala helred 11

Eno probar to corld ier 1I porloi ma ta follooli

Tiasorio1, Learad loldon, lane hali, unire iareon

co cato jurt sox

Unt1l tho oscuration ri 211

Pauco by Ei3 Ka:190

MaC helred vietarn 01 1890462,

Lare Ior : arichi acralleta

a; arontly itil

con en but la sue caedly linited to

nono armalats.

nadicul osto and soimollitacion 0:10559.

runsor 1ta procrus o rivino ald to victles ci 211

fors or tatalitariunion I:

tie niund 2288

tleu aná bas particularly estariod upon s *iron

"naso" iono: ilariso undo: tisa

latter proppao inciaros

27asorho, Origer ischic ad o Platair allevoli.

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Ano Dora-las of this

o io pirtior action 811l bo takan 2s

tr:19 caso.

LIAN DO RICKE ANNICE

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xxX.

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23:63

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AE RAOF AARUSAD 20 GUUEID COIR22 T DESEEOOALIGICT BAN08R 2E

QURUI MNG RO& ApcanKIó Pi Tn X01 21:0120 TA: CU OUR

ICTIOIO NED IX VOO!Y CE'S XOREEED WIERCX dE THR SLONtEE.

C OI FOI L& CAOVI ING INPOWATIOR DE TIC TIFE, WE TAVE AORIED

TO DIVE OIS 2UN AFSACRS OOIR MX ABICACY BAVA CS BAD FRE ON 14X0

KITLSUE TARIRI ÁLIDACGAG CICR &PIONO COOREMIRS 60010 %'0

FILNCE SIVE VE XRAT TOD CAN OG LAH HILES 1E DE MIARDIWE

A) CAT CIOLELA SAKOG COSG GE DI02D AAVF?

1) LALTISIUGE DUAT AS DA A AERIICO, E SEFTRAL VLONG,

CECUMDY MRARUO, CO Л CCOLUC, •IRAGCIAh CEN: C, 108

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(07 MIRiC.)

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## Page 187

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nidex

Internationa defuzace

2268

NEW YORK

IO HUNT FACH KUMPANICK BY INUGLS

THIS IS A CONTIN ASTON CI AVR 1 1353

NSX CASA: 4722 (DO(STAS)

I) HOW MARX AND VIAT DT F RETORES LAS IT IELE:D,

8) PRECISEIX MIT DIO DO DO FOR TER KATOULS,

(2) FESCUE, FLILEE, JORS, TRA SPOCATION, MESSISLINO8

3) NAIES DE TUE LONE INFORCAG RECERO, TURIP PRESEST

LOCATION AND A PIVITIEGO

i.)

1) VLAT IS MICOS CONNECTION SINS SD-AR?

2) ILAS IS IC'S WANG TION WITH BEGGOLSS GROUP, TiR

F)

3)

WIAD IR DICES CONNCOCION CITA NTS?

MIAT ME TUS ISTIATID LAAILITINS OF IFC FOR ORTATIG

CR ILENZAINE MIY TYPE GE CHIESTINE CP RATIONS SAMIND

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(CONTINUD)

SIG IR # INT:IM?

O) TIE. CITENT IP ANT IRC EX DISS FESSTRATED 3Y SOVIET AGENTS

•3 SY SOVITE INCRETE.

E) IS THERE ANY REASON TO SIONS I JAT ING IS A LOVE. ORGAHO

I'ATION FOR SUVIET OR & COUT ELOUISE INTOLLIONNCE

OFGANI: ATIONS?

ANY INTITWATION ON RIE FOREDOING JIAT IOU CAN SOPPLY DO OPC MILL

BE ORLARLY A PRECIATED.

DEC

HET

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1950

Hühanning/*k

2491

TT:78 "ORK

TO HUNT PACH KIAKPATUCK AY DONE N

SEINZO 996 LIUT AD ELECTS GOT NO PROVIDE REFOONTS AT THIS TIMS.

TAIS DURE I OP BIAN THAT OSE UNSTO AS THE! HAVE NO LOTENTIAL; INS

RESOURCES DIVISION IS GANING PIANO FOR ENTANGIUS SAFIAITATION OF THIS

TO MALL TENT OUT IS I PE COUSIOUS OF THE EITFALS INFICIT IN MIIS

SORT OF CA A AND STATES THAN IT. BOSOUAGE DIVTS C I.. GIVIAG CONSIDERABLE

ACTUAL AS WELL AS

SECRE:

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