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SELECT COMMITTEE DATED

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FD-227 (Rev.

3-25-63)

CPTIONAL O2M NO. 10

3010-106

MAY 1962 EDITION

OSA GEN, REG. HO, 27

UNITED STATES GL ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: Director, FBI (Bullle- 105-111366›

THE SAO, NOS ANGERES (205-33068)

SUBJECT:

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

IS - PO

CONFIDENTIAL

DATE: 9/21/64

Attention:

Li Domestic Intelligence Division

J General Investigative Division

_Special Investigative Division

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Name:

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

Address:

2682 7th Street, Riverside, California

Type of Mail:

A11

Type of Cover:

Period Covered: Thirty days

Purpose of Cover: Development of contacts and possible mail drops

Justification:

(Comment on necessity, desirability, productivity, possibillty of embarrassment to Bureau.

If necessary continue on extra page.)

CSNY 3581-S has furnished information to the effect

that WALTER DUDA was recruited by the Polish Intelligence Service

as a co-opted worker of Section Six Department, and assigned by

cryptonym

On 4/25/60 DUDA was sentenced by the Polish

Court to 2 years' imprisonment for producing substandard cement

and was reportedly in prison from April until October 1960. Tet,

during this period he wrote a letter to Mrs. GARDNER STOWE, with

whom he had been corresponding in the U.S., the belief here

that if he had not been cooperating with the Polish Intelligence

service he would not have been permitted to send the letter.

Further, he applied for and received passports for himself and his.

family within weeks as compared to normal four months waiting period.

These factors, coupled with the information of CSNY 3581-s, would

If authorized:

[FD-115 will be directed lo Postmaster:

SEP 2 1 1964

(name)

(address)

105-11/31 10=

COMM-Fel

FD-115a will be directed to Postal Inspector: (name).G. Hudson, Assistant Inspector

Bureau (REGISTERED)assified by 3626

Israss, in Charge, P.O. Box 751

IA, Calif. 90053

HAP: fet

Exempt from GDS, Category

Date of Declassification Lydefinite

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CONFIDENTIAL

LA 105-13068

indicate that DUDA is a recruited Polish Intelligence Service

agent.

It is believed that if DUDA is an agent he may be commu-

nicating withhis principal in Poland and accordingly, a mail

cover is being requested.

It is believed that if DUDA is in contact with a

principal in Poland, the mail cover could reveal such a contact

or identify other contacts.

It is anticipated that the requested mail cover would

not offer any possibility of embarrassment to the Bureau.

CONFIDENTIAL

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5.. FD-227 (Rev. 8-18-61)

OPTIONAL FORM

NG. 10

UNITED STATES GOV MENT

Memorandum

CONFIDENTIAL

TO

: Director, FBI (Buttle- 105-111366

DATE:

8/21/64

OUR SAC, IOS ANGES (205-23063)

SUBJECT:WALTER HENRYK DUDA

IS - PO

"Attention:

X Domestic Intelligence Division

General Investigative Division

_ Special Investigative Division

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION.

Unauthorized Disclosure

Name:

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

Address:

2682 7th Street, Riverside, Califomnia

, Type of Mail: A1]

Type of Cover:

Period Covered: Thirty days

Purpose of Cover:Development of contacts and possible mail drops

Justification: (Comment on necessity, desirability, productivity, possibility of embarrassment to Bureau.

If necessary continue on extra page.)

CSNY 3581-S has furnished information to the effect

that WALTER DUDA was recruited by the Polish Intelligence Service

as a co-opted worker of Section Six Department, and assigned by

cryptonym "EMIL.

On 4/25/60 DUDA was sentenced by the Polish

Court to 2 years' imprisonment for producing substandard cement

* and was reportedly in prison from April until October 1900. Yet,

during this period he wrote a letter to Mrs. GARDNER STOWE, with

whom he had been corresponding in the U.s., the belief here being

that it he had not been cooperating with the Polish Intelligence

Service he would not have been permitted to send the letter.

Further, he applied for and received passports for himself and his

family within weeks as compared to normal four months waiting perióa.

These factors, coupled with the information of CSNY 3581-s, would.

• If authorized:

_ FD-115 will be directed to Postmaster:

(name)

(address)

(X] FD-115a will be directed to Pastil spectol: (namo) J.C. Hudson, Assistant Inspector

Box 751

Bureau (REGISTERED.

HAP: fetclasified by 367é

AUG 2 5 1964

(address)

in Charge, P.0.

LA, Calif.

90053

(2)

Exempt from GDS, Category &_ COMM-FBI

REC- 65

Nate os Deciassilication Indetinite

APPROVED

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CONFIDENTIAL

LA 105-13068

indicate that DUDA is a recruited Polish Intelligence Service

agent.

It is believed that if DUDA is an agent he may be commu-

nicating with his principal in Poland and accordingly, a mail

cover is being requested.

It is believed that if DUDA is in contact with a

principal in Poland, the mail cover could reveal such a contact

or identify other contacts.

It is anticipated that the requested mail cover would

not offer any possibility of embarrassment to the Bureau.

CONFIDENTIAL

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F'D-227 (Rev. 3-25-63)

OPTIONAL FORM NO

5010-108

MAY 196Z COITION

GSA GEN. ALG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES G

ERNMENT

Memorandum

CONFIDENTIAL

TO

: Director, FBI (Bufile- 105-111366,

DATE: 7/21/64

FRON : SAC, LOS ANGELES (105-13058)

Attention:

SUBJECT:

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

IS - PO

A Domestic Intelligence Division

_General Investigative Division

_Special Investigative Division

Name:

Address:

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

Subject to Criminal Sanctions.

2682 7th Street, Riverside, California

Type of Mail: All

Type of Cover:

Period Covered: Thirty days

Purpose of Cover: Development of contacts and possible mail drops

Justification: (Comment on necessity, desirability, productivity, possibility of embarrassment to Bureau.

If necessary continue on extra page.)

CSNY 3581-S has furnished information to the effect

that WALTER DUDA was recruited by the Polish Intelligence Service

as a co-opted worker of section six department, ana

assigned by

cryptonym 'EMIL."

On 4/25/60 DUDA was sentenced by the Polish

Court to 2 years' imprisonment for producing substandard cement

and was reportedly in prison from April until October 1960. Yet,

during this period he wrote a letter to Mrs. GARDNER STONE, wich

whom he had been corresponding in the U.S., the belief here being

that if he had not been cooperating with the Polish Intelligence

Service he would not have been permitted to send the letter.

Further, he applied for and received passports for himseli

and his

family within weeks as compared to normal four months waiting period.

These factors, coupled with the information of CSNY 3581-s, would

If authorized:

• FD-115 will be directed lo Postmaster:

(name)

(address)

ZWLSC 20

[X] FD- 115a will be direcied to

Postal inspertos: mad) JoG. Hudson, Assistant Inspector

/ Bureau (REGISTERED)

address In CharBe, P.O. Box 132

HAP: Let

IA, Calif. 90053

Classified by 3626

Exempt from GDS, Category

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indicate that DUDA is a recruited Polish Intelligence Service

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nicating with his principal in Poland and accordingly, a mail

cover is being requested.

t is believed that if DUDA is in contact with :

rincipäl in roland, the mail cover could reveal such a contaci

or identify other contacts.

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FD.227 incy. 8-18-611

OrTIONiAL CORM NO.

- UNITED STATES GO

IMEN'T

Memorandum

CONFIDENTIAL

: Director, FBI (Bufile-

105-111366

DATE:

6/22/64

I ' S MENIE: (205-23068)

SUBJECT:

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

IS - PO

Attention:

[X] Domestic Intelligence Division

_General Investigative Division

_Special Investigative Division

lies

Name:

Address:

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION.

Unauthorized Distlosure

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

2682 7th Street, Riverside, Califoria

3

1-3

Type of Mail: All

Type of Cover:

Period Covered: Thirty days

Purpose of Cover: Development of contacts and possible mail drops

Justification: (Comment on necessity, desirability, productivity, possibilily of embarrassment to Bureau.

If necessary continue on extra page.)

CSNY 3581-S has furnished information to the effect

that WALTER DUDA WaS

recruited by the Polish Intelligence Service

as a co-opted worker of section six Department, and assigned by

cryptonym

"EMTL."

On 4/25/60 DUDA was

sentenced by the Polish

Court to 2 years' imprisonment for producing substandard cement

and was reportedly in prison from April until October 1960. Yet,

during this period he wrote a letter to Mrs. GARDNER STOWE, wich

whom he had been corresponding in the U.S., the belief here being

that if he had not been cooperating with the Polish Intelligence

Service he would not have been permitted to send the letter.

Further, he applita for and received passports for himself and his

(family within weeks as compared to normal four months waiting period.

Ethese factors, coupled with the

CON

"Hare depend deludinne

incornation of CSNY 3581-5, Would

NOT RECORDED

If authorized:

pil.

_ FD-115 will be directed to Postmaster:

(name)

(address)

-16-JUN 24-1964

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2-

) Bureau (REGISTERED)

(address)

HAP: fet

(2)

montest

I.G. Hudson, Assistant Inspecto

in Charge, P.O. Box 757

LA,

Calif. 90053

Classified by 3626

Exempt from GDS, Category

Date of Declassification Indefinite

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indicate that DUDA is a recruited Polish Intelligence Service

It is believed that if DUDA is an agent he may be commu-

nicating with his principal in Poland and accordingly, a mail

cover is being requested.

It is believed that if DUDA is in contact with a

principal in Poland, the mail cover could reveal such a contact

or identify other contacts.

It is anticipated that the requested mail cover would

not offer any possibility of embarrassment to the Bureau.

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FD-227 (Rev. 8-18-61)

• OPTIONAL FORM NO.

10

-UNITED STATES GOV

SMENT

Memorandum

CONFIDENTIAL

то .

: Director, FBI (Bufile- 105-111366

DATE: 5/21/64

" on, 20 ANE: (205-13068)

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

IS - PO

-Attention:

X Domestic Intelligence Division

General Investigative Division

- Special Investigative Division

Name:

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORNATION

Unauthorized DisclosiN

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

Address:

2682 7th Street, Riverside, California

Type of Mail:

A11

+ Type of Cover:

Period Covered: Thirty days

Purpose of Cover: Development of contacts and possible mail drops

Justification: (Comment on necessity, desirability, productivity, possibility of embarrassment to Bureau.

If necessary continue on extra page.)

CSNY 3581-S has furnished information to the

that WALTER DUDA was recruited by the Pollsh Intelligence service

as a co-opted worker of Section six Department, and assigned by

cryptonym "EMIL.."

On 4/25/60 DUDA was sentenced by the Polish

Court to 2 years' imprisonment for producing substandard cement

and was reportedly in prison from April until October 1960. Yet,

"during this period he wrote a letter to Mrs. GARDNER STOWE, with

whom he had been corresponding in the U.s.,

the belief here being

that if he had not been cooperating with the Polish Intelligence

Service he would not have been permitted to send the letter.

Further, he applied for and received passports for himself and his

family within weeks as compared to normal four months waiting period.

These factors, coupled with the information of CSNY 3581-S) would

If authorized:

This is several pepisting cross:

V.

D

FD-115 will be directed Pests/en

(name)

Exempt from CDS, Category, sy

(address)

Date oi Deciassiticalion Indefinite

[X] FD-115a will be directed to Postal lAleCtor: (one) J.G.Hudson, Assistant Inspector

2

In Charge, P.0. Box 751

Bureau (REGISTERED)

HAP: fet

MAY 2 3 1964

(addres LA, Calif.

90053

COMM-FBI

APFROVED

Date

5=22-64

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Mail' Room

CONFIDENTIAL

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6 MAY 22 1964

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CONFIDENTIAL

LA 105-13068,

indicate that DUDA is a recruited Polish Intelligence Service agent.

It is believed that if DUDA is an agent he may be communicating

with his principal in Poland and accordingly, a mail cover is

being requested.

It is believed that if DUDA is in contact with a

principal in Poland, the mailcover could reveal such a contact or

identify other contacts.

It is anticipated that the requested mail cover would

not offer any possibility of embarrassment to the Bureau.

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., FD-227 (Rev.

3-25-63)

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

5010-10€

MAY 1952 EDITION

GSA GEN, REG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES OVERNMENT

Memorandum

: Director, FBI (Bufile- 105-111,366,

\MROM.: SAC, LOS ANGELES (105-13068)

SUBJECT:

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

IS - PO

CONFIDENTIAL

174

DATE:

4/21/64

Attention:

Name:

Address:

X Domestic Intelligence Division

General Investigative Division

Special Investigative Division

NATIONAL SECURITY INFOPAATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

2682 7th Street, Riverside, Califomia

Type of Mail:

Type of Cover:

Period Covered:

A11

Thirty days

Purpase of Cover: Development of contacts and possible mail drops

Justification: (Comment on necessity, desirability, productivity, possibility of embarrassment to Bureau

If necessary continue on extra page.)

V. D. DO

CHUE

CSNY 3581-S has furnished information to the effect

that WALTER DUDA was recruited by the Polish Intelligence Service

as a co-opted worker of Section Six Department, and assigned by

cryptonym

"EMIL."

On 4/25/60 DUDA was sentenced by the Polish

Court to 2 years' imprisonment for producing substandard cement

and was reportedly in prison from April until October 1960.

Yet,

during this period he wrote a letter to Mrs. GARDNER STOWE, with

whom he had been corresponding in the U.s., the belief here being

that if he had not been cooperating with the Polish Intelligence

Service he would not have been permitted to send the letter.

Further, he applied for and received passports for himself and his

family within weeks as compared to normal four months waiting period..

These factors, coupled with the information of SNY 3581-S, would

If authorized:

FD-115 will be directed to Postmaster:

MAILED 8

(name)

(address)

APA 2: 1984

X FD-115a will be directed to Postal Inspector: (name)

COMM-FBI

2- Bureau (REGISTERED)

HAP: fet

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TWAS

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2

('4 Date of Declassification indefinite

APPROVED

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CONFIDENTIAL

LA 205-13068

Indicate that DUDA is a rectuited Polish Intelligence Service agent.

It is believed that if DUDA is an agent he may be communicating .

with his principal in Bland and accordingly, a mail cover is

being requested.

It is believed that if DUDA is in contact with a

principal in Poland, the mail

cover could reveal such a contact or

identify other contacts.

It is anticipated that the requested mail cover would

not offer any possibility of embarrassment to the Bureau.

CONFIDENTIAL

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MAILED 27

25

1964

=D-227 (Rev. B-18-61)

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

UNITED "STATES GO

•INMENT

Memörandum

CONFIDENTIAL

TO 1 : Director, FBI (Bufile- 105-111366

1 • DATE: 3/20/64

RO / SAC, LOS ANGELES (205-23068)

SUBJECT:

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

•IS - PO

Attention:

X Domestic Intelligence Division

_ General Investigative Division

•Special Investigative Division

Name:

Address:

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

Subject to Criminal Sactions

2682 7th Street, Riverside, Califomia

Type of Mail: All

Type of Cover:

Period Covered:Thirty days

Purpose of Cover Development of contacts and possible mail drops

jtstification:

(Comment on necessity, desirability, productivity, possibility of embarrassment to Bureau.

If necessary continue on extra page.)

OSNY 3581-S has furnished information to the effect

that WALTER DUDA was recruited by the Polish Intelligence Service

as a co-opteduorker of Section Six Department, and assigned by

cryptonym

"EMIL.

On 4/25/60 DUDA was sentenced by the Polish

Court to 2 years' imprisonment for producing substandard cement

and was reportedly in prison from April until October 1960. Yet;

during this period he wrote a letter to Mrs. GARDNER STOWE, with

whom he had been corresponding in the U.S., the belief here being

that if he had not been cooperating with the Polish Intelligence

Service he would not have been permitted to send the letter.

Further, he applied for and received passports for himself and his

family within weeks as compared to normal four months waiting period.

These factors, coupled with the information of CSNY 3581-S, would

authorized:

_ FD-115 will be directed to Postmaster:

COMM-FBI

(name)

(address)

X7 FD-115a will be disected to Postal'Inspector: (nanef.G. Hudson, Assistant Inspector

TAP Let

Bureau (REGISTERED)

(address) in Charge, P.O. Box 751,

(2)

lassified by 3e76

IA, Calif. 90053;

Exempt from GDS, Category

Dale of Declassification Indefinite

1165-111366

APPROVED

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MAR 23 1964

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CONFIDENTI

LA 105-13068.

indicate that DUDA Is á recruited Polish Intelligence Service agent.

It is believed that it DUDA is an agent he may be communicating

with his principäl in Poland and accordingly, a mail cover is

being requested.

It is-believed that ifIDA is in contact with a principal

in Poland, the mail cover could reveal such a contact or identify

other contacts.

It is anticipated that the requested mail cover would

not offer any possibility of embarrassment to the Bureau.

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FD-227 (Rev. 3-25-63)

a OPTIONAL FORM MO, 10

501D-106

MAY 1962 EDITION

GIS GEN, REG. NO, 27

"UNITED STATES G. VERNMENT

Memorandum

CONFIDENTIAL

TO

: Director, FBI (5ünlo- 105-111366,

DATE:

2/20/64

FROM

SAC, LOS ANGELES (105-13068)

SUBJECT: WATTER HENRYS

DUDA

IS - PO

Attention:

*Domestic Intelligence Division

General Investigative Division

_ Special Investigative Division

Name:

Address:

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

Subject to Criminal Sanctions,

2682 7th Street, Riverside, California

Type of Mail: All

Type of Cover:

Period Covered: Thirty days

Purpase of Cover: Development of contacts and possible mail drops

Justification: (Comment on necessity, desirability, productivity, possibility of embarrassment to Buredu..

If necessary continue on extra page.)

CSNY 3581-S has furnished information to the effect

that WALTER DUDA was recruited by the Polish Intelligence Service

as a co-opted worker of Section Six department, and assigned by

cryptonym "EMIL." On 4/25/60 DUDA was sentenced by the Polish

Court to 2 years' Imprisonment for producing substandard cement

and was reportedly in prison from April until October 1960. Yet,

during this period he wrote a letter to Mrs. GARDNER STOWE, with

whom he had been corresponding in the U.S.,

being that if he had not been cooperating with the Polish Intel-

ligence Service he would not have been permitted to send the letter.

Further, he applied for and received passports for himself and his -

family within weeks as, compared to normal four months waiting

period.

TheseAfEctors

coupled with the information of CSNY 3581-S,

FEB 261964

If authorized:

FD-115 will be GAMdtoe to Postmaster:

(name)

105-111366

NOT 180023160

(address).

12

7ES Z-x 1901

FD-115a will be directed to Postal Inspector: (name •G.Hudson, Assistant Inspector

Bureau (REGISTERED)

(address)

In Charge, P.O. Box 751,

HAP: fet

LA,

Calif. 90053

(2)

Classified bÿ 36a7le

Exempt from GDS, Category:

2

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IA 105-13068

would indicate that DUDA 1s a racruited Polish Intelligence Service

agent.

It is believed that if DUDA is an agent he may be communi-

cating with his principal In Poland and accordingly, a mail cover

1s being requested.

• It is believed that if DUDA 1s In contact with a

principal in Poland, the mail cover could reveal such

a contact

or identify other contacts.

It is anticipatea that the requested mail cover

vould not offer any possibility of embarrassment to the Bureau.

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FD-227 (Rev.

3-25-63)

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

3010-100

MAY 198Z EDITION

GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GL ERNMENT

Memorandum

CONFIDENTIAL

TO

: Director, FBI (Bulllo- 105-111366,

DATE: 1/21/64

SPrOM: SAC, LOS ANCELES (105-13068)

SUBJECT:

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

IS - PO

Attention:

[Domestic Intelligence Division

J General Investigative Division

Special Investigative Division

Name:

Address:

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

!

2682 7th Street, Riverside, California

Type of Mail: • All

Type of Cover:

Period Covered: Thirty days

Purpose of Cover: Development of contacts and possible mail drops

Justification: (Comment on necessity, desirability, productivity, possibility of embarrassment to Bureau.

If necessary continue on extra page.)

CSNY 3581-S has furnished Information to the effect

that WALTER DUDA was recruited by the Polish Intelligence Service

as a co-opted worker of Section Six Department, and assigned by

cryptonym "EMIL.." On 4/25/60 DUDA was sentenced by the Polish

Court to 2 years' imprisonment for producing substandard cement

and was reportedly in prison from April until October 1960. Yet,

during this period he wrote a letter to Mrs. GARDNER STOWE, with

whom he had been corresponding In the U.S.,

the belief here

being that if he had not been cooperating with the Polish Intel-

ligence Service he would not have been permitted to send the letter.

Further, he applied for and received passports for himself and his

Lamily within weeks as compared to normal four months' waiting,

period.

these lactors, coupled with the information of CSNy

13581-59

If authorized:

MALED 2

FD-115 will be directed to

J. D.

HONCHUE

• Postmaster:

JAN 2 4 1964

(name)

(address)

COMM-FBI

FD-115a will be directed to Postal Inspector: (name)

J.G. Hudson, Assistant Inspector

Bureau (REGISTERED)

adands, In Charge, P.O. Box 757e

HIP: fet

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would indicate that DUDA is a recruited Polish Intelligence Service

agent. It is believed that *If DUDA 1s an agent he may be communi-

cating with his principal in Poland and accordingly, a mail cover

is being requested.

It is believed that if DUDA is in contact with a

principal in Poland, the mail cover could reveal such a contact

or identify other contacts.

!

It is anticipated that the requested mail cover

would not offer any possibility of embarrassment to the Bureau.

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FD-227 (Rev, 3-25-63)

OFTIONAL FORM NO, 10

5010-104

OSA GEN.

REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GL. ERNMENT

Memorandum

CONFIDENTIAL

TO

: Director, FBI (Bufile 105-111366)

DATE: 12/24/63

: SAC, LOS ANGELES (105-13068)

SUBJECT:

WALTER HENRY DUDA

IS - PO

Attention:

# Domestic Intelligence Division

_ General Investigative Division

_ Special Investigative Division

Name:

Address:

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

2682 7th Street, Riverside, California

Type of Mail:

Type of Cover:

A11

Period Covered: Thirty days

Purpose of Cover: Development of contacts and possible mail drops

Justification: (Comment on necessity, desirability, productivity, possibility of embarrassment to Bureau.

If necessary continue on extra page.)

CSNY 3581-S has furnished information to the effect

that WALTER DUDA was recruited by the Polish Intelligence Service

as a co-opted worker of Section Six Department, and assigned by

cryptonym

"EMIL." On 4/25/60 DUDA was sentenced by the Polish

gourt to 2 years' Imprisonment for producing substandard cement

and was reportedly in prison from April unt1l October 1960. Yet,

during this period he wrote a letter to Mrs. GARDNER STOWE, with

whom he had been corresponding in the U.S., the belief here

- being that if he had not been cooperating with the Polish Intel-

ligence Service he would not have been permitted to send the letter.

Further, he applied for and received passports for himself and his

period.

These factors, coupled with the information of CSNA 3581-5,

If outhorized:

• FD-115 will be diracted to Postmaster:

-(name)

Glassified by 3676

Exempt from GDS, Category,

(address)

DEC 27 1963 Dato or Declassitication indoinite

FD-115giwillte directed to Postal Inspector: (name)

J.G. Hudson, Assistant Inspector

(address)

In Charge, P.O. Box 751, 4;

2- Bureau (REGISTERED)

LA,

Calif. 90053

HLP: fet

(2)

APPROVED

Date

12-30-43

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NOT RECORDED

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IA 105-13068

would indicate that DUDA is a recruited Polish Intelligence Service

agent.

It is believed that if DUDA is an agent he may be communi-

cating with his principal in Poland and accordingly, a mail cover

1s being requested.

It is believed that if DUDA is in contact with a

principal in Poland, the mail cover could reveal such a contact

or identify other contacts.

It is anticipated that the requested mail cover

would not offer any possibility of embarrassment to the Bureau.

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TO

FD-227 (Rev.

3-25-63)

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

5010-106

* OSA GEN. HEG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

: Director, FBI (Bufile-

105-111366,

¡ SAG, LOS ANGELES (105-13068)

SUBJECT: WALTER HENRYK DUDA

IS - PO

CONFIDENTIAL

DATE: 11/15/63

Attention:

X Domestic Intelligence Division

J General Investigative Division

Special Investigative Division

•HW

Name: •

Address:

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

WAITER HENRYK DUDA

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanction

2682 7th Street, Riverside, California

Type of Mail:

A11

Type of Cover:

Period Covered: Thirty days

Purpase of Cover: Development of contacts and possible mail drops

Justification:

(Comment on necessity, desirability, productivity, possibility of embarrassment to Bureau.

If necessary continue on extra page.)

CSNY 3581-S has furnished Information to the effect

that WAIIER DUDA was recruited by the Polish Intelligence Service

as a co-opteM worker of section six Department, and assimned by

criptonym

on 4/25/60 DUDA was sentenced by the Polish

Court to 2 jears imprisonment for producing substandard cement

and was reportedly in prison from April until October 1960. Iet,

during this period he wrote a letter to Mrs. GARDNER STOWE, with

whom he had been corresponding in the U.S.,

the belief here

being that if he had not been cooperating with the Polish Intelligence

Service he would not have been permitted to send the letter.

Further, he applied for and received passports for himself and

his family within weeks as compared to normal four months waiting

period.

These factors, coupled with the information of CSNY 3581-S,

If authorized:

FD-115 will be directed to Postmaster:

(name)

105-111366-

Classified by 3676

(address)

Exempt from GDS, Category,

Date oi Declassiticauon Indefinite

XI FD-115a will be directed to Postal Inspector: (name) J. G. Hudson, Assistant Inspector

2 Bureau (REGISTERED)

MAILED 25

address, In Charge, P.O. Box 751,

HLP: fet

NOT IA, Cal1f. 90053

(2)

• NOV 2 0 1963

25 NJV 18,

1963

COMM-FBI

APPROVED

Date.

11-26-63

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!

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would indicate that DUDA 1S a recruited Polish Intelligence Service

agent. It Is belleved that if DUDA is an agent he may be communi-

cating with his principal in Poland and accordingly, a mail cover

Is being requested.

It Is believed that 1f DUDA is in contact with a

principal In Poland, the mall cover could reveal such a contact

or identify other contacts.

t is anticipated that the requested mail cove

rould not offer any possibility of embarrassment to the Bureau

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FºD-227 (Rev. 8-18-61)

CRIONAL FORM NO. 10

"UNITED STATES GOV'

TENT

Memorandum

CONFIDENTIAL

TO

•: Director, FBI (Buflle-105-111366

DATE:

8/16/63

FROM,

SAG, LOS ANGELES (105-13068)

Attention:

SUBJECT: WALTER HENRYK DIDA

IS - PO

X Domestic Intelligence Division

General Investigative Division

Special Investigative Division

. Name:

Address:

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

• Unauthorized Disclosure

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

2682 7th Street, Riverside, California

Type of Mail: All

Type of Cover:

-=

Period Covered: Thirty days

Purpose of Cover: Development of contacts and possible mail drops

Justification: (Comment on necessity, desirability, productivity, possibility of embarrassment to Bureau.

If necessary continue on extra page.)

CSNY 3581-S has furnished information to the effect

that WALTER DUDA was recruited by the Polish Intelligence Service

as a co-opted worker of section Six Department, and assigned by

criptonym "EMIL." On 4/25/60 DUDA was sentenced by the Polish

n E/25/6002

court to 2 years imprisonment for producing substandard cement

and

was reportedly in prison from April until October 1960. Yet,

during this period he wrote a letter to Mrs. GARDER STOWE, wiCh

that if he had not been cooperating with the Polish Intelligence

Service he would not have been permitted to send the letter.

Further, he applled for & received passports for himself & his

family within weeks as compared to normal 4 months wating period.

These factors, coupled with the information of CSNY 3581-s, would

indicate that DUDA is a recruited Polish Intelligence Service agent.

If authorized:

- FD-115 will be directedMAusos y

(name)

Classified by 3676

GDS, Category,

AUGS 1 1963

(address)

Date oi DeaD a dine directed stalathspector: (namo) .(. Hudson, Assistant Inspector

Bureau (REGISIERED)

(address) 1n Charge, P.O. Box 751,

HL.P: fet

LA 53, Calif.

(/2)

10

Sy11t6

APPROVED

Date

8-21-663

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LA 105-13068

It is believed that if DUDA is an agent he may be communicating

with his principal in Poland and accordingly, a mail cover is

being requested.

It is belleved that if DUDA is in contact with a

principal in Poland, the mail cover could reveal such a contact

or identify other contacts.

It is anticipated that the requested mail cover

would not offer any possibility of embarrassment to the Bureau.

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FD-227 (Rev. 3-23-63)

• OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

5010-106

MATO COWON

GSA GEN. REG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

CONFIDENTIAL

TO

: Director, FBI (Butle- 105-111366 ,

DATE:

10/77/63

JEROM: SAC, LOS ANGELES (105-13068)

Attention:

SUBJECT: WALTER. HENRYK DUDA

IS - PO

X Domestic Intelligence Division

General Investigative Division

_ Special Investigative Division

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Name:

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

Address:

2682 7th Street, Riverside, California

Type of Mail:

A11

Type of Cover:

good

"Period Covered: Thirty days

Purpose of Cover: Development of contacts and possible mail drops

Justification: (Comment on necessity, desirability, productivity, possibility of embarrassment to Bureau.

If necessary continue on extra page.)

CSNY 3581-S has furnished information to the effect

that WALTER DUDA was recruited by the Polish Intelligence Service

as a co-opted worker of Section Six Department, and assigned by

• criptonym "EMIL."

on 4/25/60 DUDA was sentenced by the Polish

•Court to 2 years imprisonment for producing substandard cement

and was reportedly in prison from April until October 1960. Yet,

during this period he wrote a letter to Mrs. GARDNER STOWE, with

whom he had been corresponding in the u. Setthe belief here

being that if he had not been cooperating with the Polish

Intelligence

Service

he would not have been permitted to send the

letter.

Further, he applied for and received passports for him-

self and his family within weeks as compared to normal four months

waiting period. These factors, coupled with the information of

If authorized:

[JFD-115 will he direaterbtgPostmaster:

OCT 2 4: 1953

(name)

(address) .

COMMi-FBI

[X] FD-115a will be directed to Postal Inspector: (name) J. G. Hudsone

2-Bureau (REGISTERED) EX-108

in

Assistant Inspector

(address)

Charge, F-Q. Box 751,

Los Angeles, 53,

Calif.

HLP: ged

classified by 36te

31

Exempt from GDS, Category

/05=1136631

APRONE: on alien on true imo

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IA 105-13068

CSNY 3581-S, would indicate that DUDA is a recruited Polish

Intelligence Service Agent.

It is believed that if DUDA is

an agent he may be communicating with his principal in Poland

and accordingly, a mail cover is being requested.

It is belleved that if DUDA is in contact with a

principal in Bland, the mail cover could reveal such a contact

or identify other contacts.

It is anticipated that the requested mail cover would

not offer any possibility of

embarrassment to the Bureau.

...

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FD-227 (Rev.

3-25-63)

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

IRAT DATEREDITION

1010-106

SSA GÙH, REG. NO, 2%

UNITED STATES GE ERNMENT

Memorandum

CONFIDENTIAL

TO

: Director, FBI (Bufile- 105-111366,

DATE: 9/17/63

FROM

SAC, LOS ANGELES (105-13068)

Attention:

SUBJECT WALTER HENRYK DUDA

IS - PO

X Domestic Intelligence Division

I General Investigative Division

_Special Investigative Division

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Name:

Unauthorized Disclosure

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

Address:

2682 7th Street, Riverside, California

Type of Mail:

A11

Type of Cover:

Period Covered: Thirty days

Purpose of Cover: Development of contacts and possible mail drops

Justification: (Comment on necessity, desirability, productivity, possibility of embarrassment to Bureau.

If necessary continue on extra page.)

OSNY 3581-S has furnished information to the effect

that WALTER DUDA was recruited by the Polish Intelligence Service

a co-opted worker of Section Six Department, and assigned by

criptonym

"EMII." On 4/25/60 DUDA was sentenced by the Polish Court

to 2 years imprisonment for producing substandard cement and was

reportedly in prison from April until October 1960. Yet,

during this

period he wrote a letter to Mrs. GARDNEB, STOWE, with whom

he had

been corresponding in the U.sas

the beller here being that if he had

not been cooperating with the Polish Intelligence Service he would

not have been permitted to send the letter.

Further, he applied fox

& received passports for himself & his family within weeks as com-

pared to normal 4 months waiting period.

These factors, coupled with

the information of so 355, would et t

If authorized:

0 FD-115 will be

CER 202953 master:

NOT RECORDED -

COMM-FBI

(name)

(address)

# SEP 19.963

X] FD-115a will be directed to Postal Inspector: (names. G. Hudson, Assistant Inspector

2= Bureau (REGISTERED)

(address) In Charge, P.O. Box 751,

HLP: fet

IA 53, CallI.

(2):

Glassified by 36676e

Exempt from GDS, Category

APPROVED.

Date ox Declassitication Indefinite

Date

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Polish Intelligence Service Agent. It Is belleved that 1f DUDA is

an agent he may be communicating with his principal in Poland and

accordingly, a mail cover is being requested.

•It is believed that if DUDA is in contact with a

principal in Poland, the mail cover could reveal such a contact

or identify other contacts.

It is anticipated that the requested mail cover would

not offer any possibility of embarrassment to the Bureau.

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WALTER HERRYK Duda

is A closed file

will we exise

the nomes of the

INDiViDUALS, He RICEiVED

maiL From as beiNG

3RD PARTY.

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→ OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

5010-104

UNITED STATES GC

INMENT

Memorandum

CONFIDENTIAL

TO

: DIRECTOR, FBI (105-111366)

DATE: 7/22/63

FROM:

SAC, LOS ANGELES (105-13068) F

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

SUBJECT:

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

IS-PO

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

ReBulets to Los Angeles,

Chicago letter to Director, FBI, 7/9/63.

5/28/63, 6/5/63, and

In view of additional investigation recommended

in Bulets and investigation now being conducted by PHOENIX,

resubmission of interview request being held in abeyance at

this time.

on July 15, 1963, DON WEBSTER, Superintendent of

Mails Office, Main Post Office, Riverside, California,

advised that

there is no forwarding order

for subject

the address of 2682 7th Street, Riverside, California. On

7/17/63 a check was made of the above residence and it was

noted that subject's car was parked in the driveway.

Review of mall cover on subject's residence

reflects that usually the lst class mail f from Poland, and

he receives some material from companies such as General

electric, Chemical Week, Philco, and some Ist class mail

• Irom Pekao trading corporation,

25 Broad Street, New York.

He has also received a letter from ERoZaRov,

3774 S.

Copton, St. Louis. Missouri.

It Is noted subject receives mail from ANNA DUDA,

Ti].; RUDOLE MICHEL, 609 Russelsheim, Bannhotst German...

on 5/20/03, he received a lst class letter from the Consulate

General of Bland, 1525 N. Astor Street, Chicago, I11.

2-Bureau (RM)

2nst. Louis (RM)

1-Phoenix Into

•2-Los Angeles

HuP : ged

(7)

Classified by 3674

Exempt from GDS, Category_

2

Date of Declassification Indefinite

REG- 6

DE-/Z-24

8 JUL 21 1963

HE NOC 2

1989

OU

AUG 9

1963 7273

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IA 105-13068.

For informtion of offices receiving this letter,

WALTER HENRYK DUDA has been reported to be a co-opted

worker of the Polish Security Service.

LEADS: •

ST. LOUIS

AT SI. LOUIS, MISSOURI

WIll identify E. KOZAROV, 3174 S. Copton St.

LOS ANGELES

AT COLTON, CALIFORNIA

Will, by means of suitable pretext, verify subject's

employment at the California-Portland Cement Company, and wil]

endeavor ascertain, if possible, if subject was working during

mid-May, 1963.

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*FD-227 (Rev. 8-18-61)

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

UNITED STATES GOV

MENT

Memorandum

CONFIDENTIAL

.: Director, FBI (Bufile-105-111366

)

DATE: 7/17/63

FROM

SAC, LOS ANGELES (105-13068)

) SUBJECT: WATTER HENRYT

IS - PO

DUDA

Attention:

[X Domestic Intelligence Division

_ General Investigative Division

_Special Investigative Division

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosuren

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

, Name: .

Address:

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

2682 7th Street, Riverside, California

• A11

Type of Mail:

Type of Cover:

Period Covered:

Thirty days

Purpose of Cover: Development of contacts and possible mail drops

1HH 55286

Justification: (Comment on necessity, desirability, productivity, possibility of embarrassment to Bureau.

If necessary continue on extra page.)

CSNY 3581-S has furnished Information to the effect

that WAITER DUDA was recruited by the Polish Intelligence Service

as a co-opted worker of Section Six Department, and assigned by

criptonym "EMII." On 4/25/60 DUDA was sentenced by the Polish

court to 2 years imprisonment for producing substandard cement

was reportedly in prison from April until October 1960. Yet..

during this period he wrote a letter to Mrs. GARDNER STOWE, with

whom he had been corresponding in the U.S., the belief here being

that if he had not been cooperating with the Polish Intelligence

Service he would not have been permitted to send the letter.

Further, he applied for & received passports for himself & his

family within weeks as compared to normal 4 months waiting period. -

These factors, coupled with the information of CSNY 3581-S would

Indicate that

DUDA 1s a recruited Polish Intelligence Service agent.

If authorized:

_ FD-115 will be directed to Postmaster:

(name)

105-111741-

Classified by 3626

(address)

NOT RECORDED

Exempt from CDS, Gategory.

10 JUL 1 9 1963

7 FD- Da viDecladitated ladstiniel Inspector: (name J.C. Hudson, Assistant Inspector

2

Bureau (REGISTERED

MAILED 3

(address In Charge, P.O. BOx 151,

HLP : fet

• (2)

TUL 231963

LA 53, Callia

COMM-EBE

APPROVED

Bak

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CONFIDENTIAL

LA 105-13068

It is believed that if DUDA isan agent he may be communicating

with his principal in Poland and accordingly, a mail cover 1s

being requested.

It is belleved that if DUDA is in contact with a

principal in Poland, the mail cover could reveal such a contact

or identify other contacts.

It is anticipated that the requested mail cover

would not offer any possibility of embarrassment to the Bureau.

!

CONFIDENTIAL

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F0-227 (Rev. 8-18-61)

A'IGNAL FORM NO. 10

UNITED STATES Gr

ERNMENT

Memorandum

CONFIDENTIAL

TO

: Director, FBI (Buftie-105-111366

DATE:

6/17/63

:SAC, LOS ANGELES, (105-13068)

SUBJECT: WALTER HENRYK DUDA

IS - PO

Attention:

XI Domestic Intelligence Division

•General Investigative Division

[Special Investigative Division

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Name:

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

Subject to Criminal Sanetjans

Address:

2682 7th Street, Riverside, California

•Type of Mail: A1] mail

Type of Cover:

Period Covered: Thirty days

Purpose of Cover: Development of contacts and possible mail drops

Justification: (Comment on necessity, desirability, productivity, possibility of embarrassment to Bureau.

If necessary continue on extra page.)

HH

criptonym "EMIL." On 4/25/60 DUDA was sentenced by the Polish

court to 2 years imprisonment for producing substandard cement

•and was reportedly in prison from April until October 1960. Yet,

during this period he wrote a letter to Mrs. GARDNER STOWE, with

whom he had been corresponaing in the u.s.s

that if he had not been cooperating with

the Polish Intelligence

Service he would not have been permitted to send the letter.

Further, he applied for & received passports for himself & his

family within weeks as compared to normal 4 months waiting period.

These factors, coupled with the information of CSNY. 3581-s would

Indicate that

DUDA is a recruited Polish Intelligence Service agent.

If authorized:

Classified by

3676

(name)

(address)

Exempt from GDS, Category.

Date of Declassification Indefinite

DS-11:10-

FD-115a will be directed to Postal Inspector: (ame)J.&. Hudson, Assistant Inspector

Bureau

(REGISSURED)

address)

in Charge,P.0. Box 751,

HIP : fet

JUN & 5 1963

53,

CalLISECORDED

(2)

COMM-FBI '

13 JUN 21 1963

APPROVED

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CONFIDENTIAL

IA 105-13068

It is belleved that If DUDA Is an agent he may be communicating

with his principal in Poland and accordingly, a mail cover is

being requested.

It is believed that if DUDA 1s in contact with a

principal in Poland, the mall cover could reveal such a contact

or identify other contacts.

It is anticipated that the requested mail cover

would not offer any possibility of embarrassment to the Bureau.

=.

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FD-227 (Rev. 8-18-61)

EATONAL FORM NO. 10

UNITED STATES GOVi

IMENT

Memorandum

CONFIDENTIAL

TO : : Director,FBI (Buille- 105-111366

DATE: 5/17/63

EM: SAG, INSANEIRS (205-130681

SUBJECT: WALTER HENRYK DUDA

IS - PO

Attention:

& Domestic Intelligence Division

→ General Investigative Division

— Special Investigative Division

Name:

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

Address:

2682 7th Street, Riverside, California

•Type of Mail: All mail

Type of Cover:

Period Covered: Thirty days

Purpose of Cover: Development of contacts and possible mail drops

Justification: (Comment on necessity, desirability, productlvlty, possibility of embarrassment to Bureau.

If necessary continue on extra page.)

CSNY 3581-S has furnished information to the effect

that WAITER DUDA was recruited by the Polish Intelligence Service

as a co-opted worker of section Six Department,

and assigned by

criptonym "EMIL." On 4/25/60 DUDA was sentenced by the Polish

court to 2 years imprisonment for producing substandard cement

and was reportedly in prison from April until October 1960. Yet,

during this period he wrote a letter to Mrs. GARDNER STOWE,

with

whom he had been corresponding in the U.s.s

the belief here being

that if he had not been cooperating with the Polish Intelligence

Service he would not have been permitted to send the letter.

Further, he applied for & received passports for himself & his

family within weeks as compared to normal 4 months waiting period.

These factors, coupled with the information of CSNY 3581-S would

indicate that

DUDA is a recruited Polish Intelligence Service agent.

If authorized:

FD-115 WiLbAdiseated te Postmaster:

MAILED.

Classified by 367(e (address),

105-111366

MAY 2 1 1963

Exempt from GDS, Gategory,

XI FD-115a wilt betrected to Postal Inspector: (name)"

Date of Deciassification Indefinited, Hudson, Assistant Inspector

Bureau

(REGISTERED)

laddressin Charge, Pal. Box 751,

(2)

•te MAY

22

1963

LA 53e Calif.

122.

NOT RECORDED

PPROVED

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CONFIDENTIAL

LA 105-13068

It is believed that if DUDA is an agent he-may be communicating

with his principal in Poland and

accordingly, a mail cover is

being requested.

The mail cover is being requested for a period of

30 days. • It is believed that if DUDA is in contact with a

principal in Poland, the mail cover could reveal such a contact

or identify other contacts.

It is anticipated that the requested mail cover

would not offer any possibility of embarrassment to the bureau.

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i

.FD-227 (Rev. 8-18-61)

OPTIONAL FORM NU. 10

UNITED STATES GO!

NMENT

Memoranuum

CONFIDENTIAL

TO

: Director, FBI (Buffle- 105-111366

DATE:

4/17/63

BOOM: SAC, LOS ANGLES (105-13068)

SUBJECT: WALTER HENRYK

SUDA

IS - PO

Attention:

&X Domestic Intelligence Division

_General Investigative Division

- Special Investigative Division

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Name:

Address:

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

2682 7th Street, Riverside, California

Type of Mail: All mail

•Type of Cover:

Period Covered: Thirty days

Purpose of Cover: Development of contacts and possible mail drops

Justification: (Comment on necessity, desirability, productivity, possibility of embarrassment to Bureau.

If necessary continue on extra page.)

CSNY 3581-S has furnished information to the effect

that WALTER DUDA was recruited by the Polish Intelligence Service

as a co-opted worker of Section Six Department, and assigned by

criptonym

"EMIL."

On 4/25/60 DUDA was sentenced by the Polish

Court to 2 years

imprisonment for producing substandard cement Ui5.*

and was reportedly in prison from April until October 1900. Yet,

during this period he wrote a letter to Mrs. GARDNER STOWE, wits

whom he had been corresponding in the U.S., the belier here being

that if he had not been cooperating with the Polish Intelligence

• Service he would not have been permitted to send the letter.

Further, he applied for & received passports for himself & his

family within weeks as compared to normal 4 months waiting

or month was fne

period...

These factors, coupled with the information of CSNY 3581-S

would

indicate that DUDA is a recruited Polish Intelligence Service

agent.

If authorized:

FD-115 will HewsPeated to Postmaster:

(name)

Classified bỹ 3626

APR 2 2 1963

Exempt trom CDS, Category

(address) ~

Date oi Deejassitieation lade

COMM-FBI

XI FD-115a will be directed to Postal Inspector: (name) J.G. Hudson, Assistant

Inspector in Charge, P.O.

2

- Bureau (REGISTERED)

(address)

ALP: fet

Box 751, LA 53, Calif.

(2)

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It is believed that if dUdk is an agent he may-be communicating

with his principal in Poland and accordingty, a mail cover is

being requested.

The mail cover is being requested for a period of

30 days.

It is believed that if DUDA is in contact with a

principal in Poland, the mail cover. could reveal such a contact

or identify other contacts.

It is anticipated that the requested mail cover

would not offer any possibility of embarrassment to the Bureau.

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PD-227 (Rev. 8-18-61)

' DIT INAL FORM NO. 10

UNITED STATES GOL _RNMENT

Memorandum

CONFIDENHIAL

TO

: Director, FBI (Buttle- 105-111366

) DATE:

3/15/63

GOROM: SAC, LOS ANGELES (105-13068)

"Attention:

SUBJECT:

WALKER HENRYK

"DUDA

IS - PO

LXI Domestic Intelligence Division

General Investigative Division

_ Special Investigative Division

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Name:

Unauthorized Disclosure

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

Address: 2682 7th Street, Riverside, California

• Type of Mail: All mail

Type of Cover:

Period Covered Thirty days

Purpose of Cover: Development of contacts and possible mall drops.

Justification: (Comment on necessity, desirability, productivity, possibility of embarrassment to Bureau.

If necessary continue on extra page.)

MAILED 4

MAR? 2

1963

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Court to 2 years Imprisonment for producing substandard cement

• and was reportedly in prison from April until October 1960. Yet,

during this period he wrote a letter to Mrs. GARDNER STOWE, with

whom he had been corresponding in the u.s.,

the belief here being

• that it he had not been cooperating with the Polish Intelligence

Service he would not have been permitted to send the letter.

Further, he applied for & received passports for himself & his

family within weeks as compared to normal 4 months waiting period.

These factors, coupled with the information of SNY 3581-s would

COMM-FBI

indicate that DUDA is a recruited Polish Intelligence Service agent.

horized 15 will be directed to Postmas/T

(name)

Classified by 3e

(address)

Exempt from GDS, Category.

105-11366

Date of Declassification Indefinite

& FD-115a will be directed to Postal Inspector:

2-

Bureau

(REGISTERED)

ha..G. Hudson, Assistant

Inspector in Charge, P.0.

iLP :fet

Copy to..

LA

Box 751, LA 53, Calif.

by routing slip for

• info

X action

date 3- 72-103

NOT RECORDED

by

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It Is believed that if DÚDA is an agent he may be communicating

with his principal in Poland and accordingly, a mail cover 1s

being requested.

The initial mail cover is being requested for a

period of 30 days. It is believed that If DUDA Is in contact

with a principal in Poland, the mail cover could reveal such a

contact or identify other contacts..

It is anticipated that the requested mail cover

would not offer any possibillty of embarrassment to the Bureau.

....

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F.D-227 (Rev. 8-18-61)

§ETIONAL FORM NO. 10

UNITED STATES GOVE

•MENT

Memorandum

CONFIDENTIAL

TO

: Director, FBI (Bufile- 105-111366

FuRan: SAC, LOS ANGELES (105-13068)

SUBJECT: WAITER HENRYK DUDA

IS - PO

DATE:

2/15/63

Attention:

< Domestic Intelligence Division

J General Investigative Division

_ Special Investigative Division

Name:

Address:

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

2082 7th Street, Riverside, California

• Type of Mail: All mail

Type of Cover:

Period Covered:Thirty days

Purpose of CoverDevelopment of contacts and possible mail drops.

Justification: (Comment on necessity, desirability, productivity, possibility of embarrassment to Bureau.

If necessary continue on extra page.)

CSNY 3581-S has furnished Information to the effect

that WALIER DUDA was recruited by the Polish Intelligence Service

as a co-opted worker of Section Six Department, and assigned by

criptonym "EMIL." On 4/25/60 DUDA was sentenced by the Polish

Court to 2 years imprisonment for producing substandard cement 7154

"and was reportedly in prison from April until October, 1960. Yet, :

during this period he wrote a letter to Mrs. GARDNER STOWE, With

i an on an

whom he had been corresponding in the U.S., the belief here being

that if he had not been cooperating with the Polish Intelligence

Service he would not have been permitted to send the letter.

Further, he applied for & received passports for himself & his

Lamily within weeks as compared to normal 4 months waiting period.

These factors, coupled with the informationa CSNY 3581-s would

Indicate that DUDA 1s a recruited Polish Intelligence Service agent.

If authorized:

MAILED 27

7 FD-115 will be directed to Postmaster:

(name)

Classified by 3676 SPIneS

Exempt from GDS, Category.

FEB 2 1 1963

(address) Irit ur trelassifieriten tadefinite

COMM-FBI

4 FD-115a will be directed to Pos

Bureau (REGISTERED)

HL.P: fet

(2)

aSpector: (name)

J.G. Hudson, Assistant

(address, Inspector in Charge, P.l.

105%

111366-

Box: 751, LA 53, Cal1f.

REC- 13

APPROVED

Date 2-2-1-16-

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NOT RECORDED

15 FEB 19 1963

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It is belleved that 1f DUDA is an agent he may be communicating

with his principal in Poland and accordingly, a mail cover 18

being requested.

The initial mail cover is being requested for a

period of 30 days. It is believed that 11 DUDA 1s in contact

with a principal in Poland, the mail cover could reveal such a

It is anticipated that the requested mail cover

would not offer any possibility of embarrassment to the Bureau.

..

:..

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iN FE22) (Rey. 8-18-61)

OPRIONAL FORM NO. 10

ÚNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

:

Memorandum

CONFIDENTIAL

TO

: Director, FBI (Bufile- 105-111366) / DATE:

1/18/63

/FROM SAC, IOS ANGELES (105-13068)

SUBJECT:

WATTER HE EUDA

IS - PO

"Attention:

E Domestic Intelligence Division

_General Investigative Division

_Special Investigative Division

Name:

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

Address: 2682 7th Street, Riverside, California

•Type of Mail; All mall, Including speclal delivery and registered

Type of Cover:

Period Covered: 30 days, 1/18/63 to 2/18/63

Purpose of Cover:Development of contacts and possible mail drops

Justification: (Comment on necessity, desirability, productivity, possibility of embarrassment to Bureau.

If necessary continue on extra page.)

CSNY 3581-S has furnished information to the effect

that WALIER DUDA was recruited by the Polish Intelligence

service as a co-opted worker of Section Six Department, and

assigned by criptonym "Emil."

On April 25, 1960, DUDA was

sentenced by the Polish Court to two years Imprisonment for

"producing substandard cement and was reportedly in prison from

April until October, 1960.

Yet, during this period he wrote

a letter to Mrs. GARDNER STOWE, with whom he had been corres-

ponding in the united states, the belier here being that if he

had not been cooperating with the Polish Intelligence Service

he would not have been permitted to send the letter. Further,

he applied for and received passports for himself and his

family within weeks as compared to normal four months waiting

period. These factors, coupled with the information of CSNY

If authorized:

7 FD-115 will be directed to Postmaster:

Classified bÿ 36626

(name)

(address)

Exempt from GDS, Category

2

Dace o1 Declassification Indefinite

& FD-115a will be directed to Postal Inspector: (nate)

William Langston

Postal Inspector,

MAILED. 25.

USPO, Riverside, Calffarnia

JAN2 2 1963

APPROVED

COMM-FBI

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Date

NOT

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3581-S would Indicate that DUDA is a recruited Polish

Intelligence Service agent.

It is believed that if DUDA

1s an agent he may be communicating with his principal in

Poland and accordingly, a mall cover 1s being requested.

The initial mail cover is being requested for

a period of thirty days.

It is believed that if DUDA is

in contact with a principal in Polana, the mail cover

could reveal such a contact or identify other contacts.

It is anticipated that the requested mail cover

would not offer any possibility of embarrassment to the

Bureau.

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WOULD SEEM

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CONFIDENTIAL

SAC, Los Angeles

REG- 125

Director, FBI (105-111366) - 7

• 11/29/52

EX-103.

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

•IS - PO

aut

Re San Diego report of 11/13/62. -

The fact that Mrs. Gardner Stove, who assisted

subject to come to the U. So, has retained all of his

letters to her may be very helpful in this case. It could

probably be presuned that the subject's correspondence was

exanined at least on some occasions by the Polish Intelligence

Service (PIS). On 11/16/59 the subject mentioned in one of

his letters that it would be easy to get an entry permit

(into the U. S.) from Germany; his statements in this letter

may have indicated that he was considering an escape or

Illegal departure from Poland and may have alerted the

Pis to take action concerning him. On 4/25/60 he was

sentenced by the Polish Court to six months' Imprisorment

and two years' probation for producing substandard cement.

The investigation of the subject with respect to this

• charge undoubtedly covered several weeks preceding 4/25/60.

•It will be recalled that CSNY 3531-5 reported that subject

was recruited by the PIS about 3/20/60.

It appears quite

possible that between November, 1959, and March, 1960, the

PIS may have studied his case;

that the matter was brought

to a head when he received notice from the u.

S. Embassy

in

. Warsaw on 3/2/60 that favorable action was anticipated

on his U. S. visa application; that the PIS thereupon

Tolson

Belmont

Mohr

Casper

Callahan

Conrad

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Gole

Raser

Sullivan -

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Trotter -

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Holmes

Gandy

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2 - New York (105-55619)

MAILED 5

NOV 3 : 1962

(8)

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Exempt from GDS, Category

Date of Declassification Indefinite

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Letter to los Angeles

RA ¿ WALTER BONRYK DUDA

105-111366

instigated the charges concerning cement production in order

to put pressure upon him; that in March, 1960, subject may have

agreed to cooperate with the PIS and that in April, 1960, the

charges were disposed of by dropping the serious charges,

sentencing him to six months on a minor charge and giving him tro

years probation as a further hold over him.

This reconstruction

of what may have happened is, of course, merely tentative..

Subject was reportedly in prison from April until

October, 1960, and yet he wrote at least one letter to Mrs. Stowe

during this period.

If he was not cooperating with the IS,

it seems unlikely that he would have been permitted to send a

letter from prison to a person in the U. S. with whom he was

negotiating to get out of Poland.

On 10/22/61 subject stated the U. S. Embassy had asked

him to apply for Polish passports foz himself and his family

and on 11/13/61 he said their passports had been obtained.

Since

the normal waiting period for Polish passports is fuur months for

persons with clear resords, it appears that there mist have been

some intervention on his behalf in order for him to obtain these

passports so quickly.

The information developed thus far tends to indicate

that the subject is identical with the individual named by

CSNY 3581-S. The evidencing of anticommunist synpathies by the

subject since his arrival in the U.S. is merely what might be

expected of a recruited PIS agent.

This case may present,

therefore, an

excellent opportunity to penetrate Polish

intelligence.

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CONFIDENTI

Letter to Los Angeles

RE: • WALTER HENRYK DUDA

105-111366

ail

San Diego should endeavor to obtain copies of all

of subject's letters to Mirs. Stove In order that the exact

statements of the subject and the pertinent dates will be

available for preparation öf-the eventual interview with

him.

Some plausible reason for wanting this correspondence

can be given to Mrs. Stowe as for example that it may give

an interesting insight into conditions in Poland during this

period.

If he has been recruited, the subject is possibly

not yet operational but he may be communicating with his

principal in Poland through a mail drop in Poland.

los Angeles should immediately submit its recommendation

regarding mail cover on subject. When subject is interviewed,

he should be questioned about his relatives and friends and

what reports he has received from them concerning

developments in Poland since his departure. If he falls to

volunteer infornation concerning one of his correspondents,

It may be an indication that this is his mail drop.

It is noted that in a letter to Mrs. Stove on

9/25/58 the subject stated that he was not a member of the

• Polish Communist Party (PZPR), but acmitted membersbip in

October, 1960, when applying for a U. S. visa. When the

subject is interviewed the circumstances of his joining the

PzeR should be explored.

New York should promptly furnish results of its

further contact with CSNY 3531-S.

NOTE:

Subject was an engineer in a cement plant in Poland.

He immigrated into the U. S. in Dec., 1961, with his wife and

21-year old son. CSNY 3581-S (Chipmunk) advised that a man of

the same name who was an engineer in the cement industry had been

recruited by the

PIS as a coopted worker about 3/20/60.

Mrs. Stowe

of San Diego, Cal., began corresponding with subject in 1948 as

the result

of their mutual interest in the Theophysical Society

Scemen, sisten hit cane to the U.S. Subject is now employed

company in Los Angeles.

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The LA pOSTAL

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HH 55286

OPTOMAL FORM' NO.* 10

UNITED STATES GO

MENT

Memorandum

CONFIDENTIAL

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI (105-111366)

DATE: 3/16/64

PRONGEE, LOS ANGRITS (105-23068) (8)

SUBJECT:

WALTER HENRYK 1

DUDA

IS - PO

00: LA

JUNE

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

Re NY let to Bureau 3/10/64.

A review of instant file, including referenced com-

munication, reflects subject has communicated with two accommo-

dation addresses for PSS, namely STEFAN STEFANSKI and WALERY

CIESLINSKI. Subject has

admitted forwarding materials to these

two individuals and CSNY 3581- has identified them as real

persons whose function is to turn over letters mailed to them

by PSS sources and workers outside of Poland.

It also appears that DUDA may well receive a personal

contact in the near future.

Subject has stated he "may possibly

be contacted after two years."

CSNY 3581-S has stated this

probably means a personal contact.

Los Angeles deems the following desirable;

(1)

Ascertaining identity and addresses of persons

to whom subject is corresponding.

This would include ascer-

taining complete messages of pertinent communications to known

or

suspected accommodation addresses in Poland.

(2) Ascertaining text of communications and

identifying post cards subject may receive from accommodation

addresses in Poland or a third country.

(3) Ascertaining, by means of a plant and/or appropriate

surveillance, if subject actually receives a personal contact.

This means would also be utilized in the event it becomes

desirable, with prior Bureau authority, to develop an anonymous

source at

subject's residence.

22 Bureau (REGISTERED)

I- New York (105-56619) (REGISTERED)

REC 30/05-1113660-44

2- Los Angeles

HAP: fet

EX = 117,

(5)

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Exempt from GDS, Category_

Date of Declassification Indefinite

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(4) Developing a reliable source at the place of

employment of subject who could keep the Los Angeles Office

advised of travel, vacation plans, hobbies and unusual activities

Of DUDA.

All of the above would be subject to maximum security

being maintained.

In connection with items 1 and 2 above, the Bureau is

requested to grant permission to contact an extremely reliable

source in the Postal Inspector's Office, Los Angeles. This

source in the past has rendered valuable assistance in the Sam

has rendered

Survey Program recently functioning in the Los Angeles Office.

1X7 - 48 Mi

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PVELOPE

CONFIDENTIAL

ur. Gray

5AC, LOS Angeles (105-73058)

REC- 99

Director, rET (205-12366)- 44

2/26/64

JUNE

FALLER HENRYK DUDA

IS - PO

Reuriet 3/16/64-

The Bureau agrees win the observations in teled

concerning coverage of subjeci. These measures should,

oj courses

be implemented with scrupulous attention to insure

maximun security.

In view of the references to confidential investigative

techniques in relet, it is being designated as "June" and

should be so treated in your office.

(4)

NOTE:

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

subject is immigrant chemical engineer identified by

asy 3581-S (Chipmunk) as co-opted norker of polish Intelligence

Service (UB). During interviews he has admitted recruitment and

performance of technical intelligence assignments abroad but has

denled assignment in U.S.

Polygraph examinutions concluded

subice definitely withholding infornation re association wish

Los angeles previously aluised subject's stuted ¿nuenc

to cooperate with Bureau is completely lacking in sincertty,

Eis potentiai as double agent or injormant is questionable at

best.

He is on security Inder. subjach has foruarded material

to what have been identified by Chipmunk as coconnodation addresses

in poland, subject has camitted that he "nay possibiy be contacted

after two years." (He arrived in U. s. 12/61). Los Angeles, 17

relet,

requested Bureau permission to contact on extremely

reliable source in the postal Inspestors Office, los Angeles.

who hus rendered valuable assistance in the son survey Prograng

Toison

in order to eifect appropriate coverage of subject.

Belmont.

not currently operating in los angeles and this would be a survey

Mohr

Casper.

separate, und apare from te.

Call zhon

Conrad

MAILED, 30

DeLoach

Classified by 367G

2425

Evans

Gole ..

MAR B 3 1054

Exempt from CDS, Category 2

Rosen

COMM-FBL

Date of Declassification Indefinite

Sultivan -

Tro: ar.

Tole. Room —

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-OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

CONFIDENTIAL

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI (105-111366)

ATTENTION: FBI LABORATORY

FROM

LANy SAC, IOS ANGELES (105-13068-4)

SUBJECT:

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

IS - PO

00: IA:

DATE: 5/8/64

JUNE

Enclosed for Bureau are two pages of photographic

copy of letter received by subject 4/20/64. Bureau is re-

quested to translate letter, which is in the German language,

and furnish the translation and return photographic copies

to Los Angeles.

' Bureau (Encls

1- Los Angeles sUp

E.) (REGISTERED)

HAP: fet

• (4)

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

Glassified by 3676e

Exempt from GDS, Category. «2

Date vi Declassification Indefinite

7 - 62442

Fridel

5-11-64.

COPY AND SPECIMENS RETAINED IN LAB

FOR LAE. ACTION AND REPORT

CONFIDENTIAL

'NOT RECORDED

10 MAY 11 1964

LUITE

RESEA

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7-44 (Res. 2-18-63)

SAC, Lug Angeles (205-13068-4)

Director, FBI (105-111366)

WALTER HENRK DUDA

I3 - 20

00:

Hay 15, 1964

JUNK

REGISTERED MATI

" Tolson

Belmont.

"Jasper.

"Sailshan

'Jonrad

-eLosch

Ev ins

Attached is the translation which you requested by letter

dated

5/8/64.

The contents thereof, where pertinent, must be reported

under appropriate captions and afforded whatever investigative

attention is necessary.

Disposition of the foreign language material submitted in

this connection is set forth below:

Returned herewith.

FN: hea

(5)

Enc: (1) 1

Sullivan (Attn.: Research Satellite Section,

sent

direct with enclosure)

MAILED 19

MAY 1:5 1964

185-1113616

34040172791

NOT RECORDEL

COMM-FBI

1Í MAY 20 1964

ITERATE

Glassified by

Exempt from

s, Category.

Date of Declassification Indefinito

CONFIDENTIAL

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Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

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TRANSLATION FROM GERBIAN

Handwritten Letter

N. I., April 17, 1961

Dear fella, dear Walter,

Late but nevertheless! That

am writing by

hand, is a great sacrifice.

above all, myself, Tony,

Vasco and Paul want to express hearty thanks for the

very big and irlendly reception (in a genuinely Slavic

fashion). I only hope that

I can reciprocate.

The 2 days in St. Louls were ice-cold and

unfriendly and on lionday, at 5 P.M., we flew back to

New York.

I spent the rest of my leave at the doctors,

for Vasco, because of his birthnark, had to undergo an

operation and. also Pauli with his phinosis. Now everything

is over. The rest:

bills.

Riverside and the nice innates (Hella and Walter)

will remain unforgettable to us.

in New York the weather

been beautiful only since yesterday. At my place of

work, things are as they were before; however, the newest

Is that on Honday the 13th, our beautiful leather bag

was stolen, with reading and sunglasses and beauty case.

I forgot it for a few minutes in

the ladies room... good-bye!!

(sic) The bag alone is worth 70.00 (sic).

The second iten:

different working hours.

I work from 9:30 to 6:36 and

am free on Thursdays and Saturdays.

Every day I intena to

quit, but i think of traveling and

seeing hurope. So

hold my tongue.

Here great preparations are being made for the

World Exposition and we shall be fully occupied.

The house matter is O.K. The possession was to

take place on May l, but the owners cannot move into the

new house as yet.

It is not ready. Thus the moving wild

not occur before

wune do

Personally, I am afraid of 1t;

again so much work and effort!

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

/ TRANSLATED BY:

Unauthorized Disclosure

FRIEDRICH NEUHAUSER:hea Pia Subject to Criminal Sanctions

May 14, 1964

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With the same mail the promised newspaper package

will be dispatched.

I hope that it is the proper reading

material.

What do you hear from Peter? Please send oux

beartiest greetings.

Dear Hella and Walter, again our best thanks

for the friendly reception; I can send you a counterinvitation

at any tine!

wish you everything good and say good-bye

Please pardon the writing

paper; ¿ have so detter paper

Hearclest greetings from

Elfie, Tony, Vasco and Paul1

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CONFIDENTIAL

SAC, Miant

Director, FBI (105-111366)

WALTER HENRYK DUDA

IS - PO

00: LLA

June 10, 1964

•

REGISTERED MAJL

Enclosed is certain foreign language material:

Two pages of photographic copy of a letter in Czech

received from los Angeles by letter dated 5/28/64.

This material should be processed as indicated below:

Full tranglation.

Following disposition should be made of enclosure and

translation:

Both to Los Angeles, copy of the translation to

the Bureau, attention FBI Annex.

If the results of your review are not furnished the Seat of

Government, in accordance with instructions set forth above, then the

oftice initiating the request, to which translation is made available

by you, has the responsibility of appropriately notifying the Bureau

of any pertinent information contalned therein.

Enc. . ]

I ~ Los Angeles

SSGISSS

(5)

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

Cilassified by 3 676e

JHTNT

Exempt from GDS, Category 2

Date of Declassification Indefinite

M4ILED 25

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- OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

UNITED STATES GOVEKNMENT

Memorandum

CONFIDENTIAL

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI (105-111366)

T. W. W.

6/1/64 Sly.

BRROR LETTEN SENT

FROM

SAC,

LOS ANGELES (105-13068-A)

DATE:

5/28/64

ATTENTION: FBI LABORATORY

JUNE

SUBJECT:

WALTER HENRYK

DUDA

IS - PO

00: LA

inclosed for bureau are two pages or photogranic

copy of letter received by subject 5/1/64. Bureau is requested

to translate letter, and furnish the translation and return

photographic copies

to Los Angeles.

For the information of the Bureau, a report on

instant matter is being prepared by Los Angeles.

3-) Bureau (EncIs.-2) (REGISTERED)

I- Los Angeles

HAP: fet

(4)

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

Glassified by_

3676

Exempt from GDS, Category,

Settisto sae,

Траті

6/i0s dated

-111366-

NaT RECORDED

NUN. 331964

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

-UNITED STATES GOY

MENT

Memoranaum

CONFIDENTIAL

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI

(105-111366)

DATE:

5/15/64

JUNE

FROM

SUBJECT:

SAC, LOS ANGELES (105-13068) P

HENRiKE

NALTER HENRIK DUDA

IS - PO

00: Los Angeles

Re report of SA HOMER A. PORTER at Los Angeles

dated 6/9/64.

On 6/10/64, the passenger list for the charter flight

being arranged by MAKSYMILIAN HODDER to depart Los Angeles

7/6/64, and return to Los Angeles 8/4/64, which includes travel

to Poland, was reviewed. Subject's name or the name of his wife was

not located on this list..

This list includes 148 names as

passengers for this flight and none of the passengers are known

to be associated with subject. •

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

Unauthorized Disclosure

NATIONAL SECURITY

On 6/11/64, Mr. B. W. VAUGHAN, Superintendent,

california Portland Cement Company, Fortlana, California,

telephonically advised SA HOMER A. PORTER that his company had

decided on a

'reduction in force"

"policy to be effective as of

6/15/64. As a result of this new poney

subject's employment

woula be terminated. as of.0, 15/04. VAUGHAN added

that the

INFORMATIO

i advise

DUDA that he was.!

as a reduction in force:"

VAUGHAN had not been able to inform DUDA of the company's

decision as yet inasmuch as DUDA is presently on a two week's

vacation and will not return to the company until 6/15/64.

VAUGHAN advised that he would immediately advise the local office

of the FBI if he ascertained any additional information concerning i

71

17, 6-93.64;

On 6/2/64, subject received a letter from Engineer..

23261, Chains steet,

language.

The translation is

as follows:

111565-

Classified bize 76e

Exempt from GDS, Category

?-Bureau (RM Date of Declassification Indefinite

1-New York (105-56619) (INF@) (RM)

2-Los Angeles

HAP: ged

A Check of Bureau Files reveals

( ) No. record re

Copy toLA (5)

( ) No pertinent data re

by routing slip for

Cinio Xl action

( ) No additional data te

XX No identifiable data re Karol Szczepan-RUSEA

date 6 - 32-64

by.

EAT-

JU

1964-

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LA 105-13068

"Mr. Walter Duda, Mgr:, Inz., 2682 7th Street,

Riverside, California, USA.

"Esteemed Engineer,

"I am working in the technology and economic

center and need catalogs, prospectus, etc., on

electrical generator motors.of the type described

on the separate page.

"Because I do not know any American firms that

manufacture these motors, I would like to ask you if

it is at all possible to

inquire at these factories

if they could send me this material at this address

Celma Electric Machine Factory, Cieszyn, First of May

Street, #19, Poland.

"The European firms send these catalogs and

prospectus free of charge and I don't expect that

you will incur any expenses because I will not be

able to compensate you for them.

"Forgive me for troubling you in this manner.

I am always willing to render whatever services-I

may on my part.

"Thank you in advance for this favor and

regards to you and your family.

"I Enc.

"Regards,

(written signature not legible)

The enclosed page is as follows:

"500 V, 50 = 60 cycles.

0,5 - 200 kW

"Electrical motors

"1.

General - pur pose

for tropic

and any climatic

Zones.

squirrel - cage motors

slip ring motors

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"2. Hoist and crane motors.

"3.

Marine crain motors - drip and hose proof.

"4. Motors for sugar contrifuges.

"5. Silent running hose - lifts motors.

"6.

Motors for metalurgical roll tables.

"7. Safe design flame proof motors.

"8. Motors for chemical indurstry."

The above was written in the English language.

One paragraph was written in Polish on this page.

translation is as follows:

The

"In addition to the above, please sent us a

catalog for high voltage cables according to.

English and American standards which will facilitate

for us the construction of a 200 kW cable box for

the motors because we frequently supply motors,

particularly for mining to the Zones serviced by

the USA and England."

In the bottom left hand comer of this page was "3193/jw."

The Bureau is requested to search indiees on KAROL

SZCZEPANSKI. Los Angeles will continue to review ana evaluate!

material obtained through Gus and SAM surveys..

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