IMPLICATION OF ALINE MOSBY IN THE OPERATION
Originator: CIA
To: CHIEF, SR
Document date: 1959-05-22 00:00:00
Document type: PAPER - TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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IMPLICATION OF ALINE MOSBY IN THE OPERATION

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CLASSIFIÇATION

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DiSPATCH SYMDOL AND NO.

FGMA-421:92

HEADQUARTERS FILE NO.

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SUBJECT

Chief, Munich Base

REDWOOD/AERONAUT.

OPHIZACIONS

Implication of Mire insPY in the

ACTION REQUIRED

See Para, la belowe

74-0-324/3

FeF. #2358

22 May 1959

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REFERENCE(S)

attention that NOSEY wrote to

Etter, however, was mailed from London.

is not known how the letter got to london for miling,

but we assume that it

was handgarried from Moscow to London and mailed

) the Munich lase Case Offiner in contact with the letter was

the gist of it is as lollows:

Aline MOSHE, UPI staffer, Moscow, on 6 March 1959 (in English)

indicates that she arrived in loscow, is working very hard, finds

Moscow drab, the housing avominable,

Says during hor first weck

hile dining at the National soneone named San sat with her parts

tho asked her "it I knew !

he had seen me at, another

notel talking to UP people) and if i had met your

Frightening.

said I had met both of you and let it go at that.

My apartment phone is tapped,

Russians open our mail, you can vrite me as follows:

c/o American Embassy (m) Helsinki, Finland. It will be taken by

diplomatic pouch to doscow, but ann't, sign your name if you don't

such rush, Love, A.:

Addo in a margin note:

"He (Sam)

asked nothing further about you.

lie has small, narror eyes,

receding hairline,

says he's neurotic and unhappy,"

Cunted also are two entries in the "FEMORANDUM TO THE FILE" in the

cage:

signed to ate una str her to ok not nepty

in keeping

acquaintance San FAVICy, whether or not he wauld like to make

contact wither.

through her.

suy even thouth he might have been impressed into

the service of the XG5 as

's father guessed.

16 March 1959

Supplenental Information:

In the evening of this date,!

in a telephone conversatio

reported the latest,

linformation known to him.

of greatest interest was the Aline MOSSY letter about Sam PAVLOV.

Having been personally involved in!

interest ip PAVLOK,

Candler made a weekend trin to traukturi to see his old

è and to, discuss the matter.

initial repet too ti

with regard to i

leautioned against manifesting any

aggressiveness fron thei.

He recommended

that instead of sonding

a note to Som PAVLOV immediately,

should first ask Sam if he'd like her to bear a message

Takine into consideration

mentality, personality and

we feer that he nay request that wooly contact several of his friends

in Noscow, especially since both

and MOSBY may feel that they

have a secure channel of mail communication.

he fear that it will not take

the Soviet Security organs long to determine that MOSBY is communicating with

the west, bypassing consorship. We also fear that/

C. Juill attemptito

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have MOSBY perform certain "tasks", which will jeopardize her cosition

in Hoscon.

3. How will this affect the

operation? We are afraid

not to but the or rather atone in some sort of chares

extended period of tine; that her continuous efforts to recontact:

will most likely not to unnoticed; and that/.

may becone suspected

of having clandestine relationships with MoSby,

causing" him to come under

this relationship is purely

mark on his record and

be prevented from ever going to the West again.

the results of MOSBY's

activities iy lioscow are not as drastic as

ontlined above, we fear

A. Iwill feel that the AlS has failed to protect

him and the opcration,

and he therefore micht break contact with us.

lia, ie would appreciate headquarter's

comments

and views on

above.

Distribution:

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