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104-10169-10334 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (04/21/1961)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch74368 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10169-103341 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 DISPATCH SgCk1 0908 1')1 oI ChOM iejf of Station, u1e1inld 21 April 1961 SUBJECT { YALJ. t,/pebratiaatS R[.J3 -C!O* x -CNU BHarry Alfc t-UJVIXM Y AE~L º _______ ACTION REQUIRED 0`N43CANV61 xiE CO 1F2 BY QUALIAA t*ESK * BIRERNCM8U 1. The purpose of this dispatch io to reow-t on a owse involving oe c[ the ?innish employeea at the hAerican Ombasy, iuerr7 Alfone ° ~'ila.lX. He bas bowa employed as a obauffsnr/clork ia the Cwwrl Service* .tian of the Embassy sines 1951 and presently ia in~ chargea of the Unolanaoriod izail 8001 His duties also incl1ude arrunring trawel documents for D. j. iplomti oare between Helsinki aid hYs cow awe heane. ho 1-ms reason. to visit thei Soviot i asy from timew to time. Secently the Anbasay General 5ervioe Officer brow4ht his suspiions h attention of Hoodine, saying that they alerts based an a~mivikla making a trip tothe soviet unioand his taking =ucaian lelssaas for te 1 purpose. The CS0 als. reported that Sad k woo kneme to have talked a n.aler of tt... with Soviet Vie Oanool Aatlij t.m ia.while an rfutime b..mia s t the Soviet Rhiney. These points led to the screening of undvik's pereonisl file (with tho cacurrenee of the QMere dlfsires) sad to a ceck~ of the vef ermases he had given on his employment applioation. The latter tawm~t to U b 1 d. Accodin to teVAL11=x two of the three are liseted an baving s numer of arrests seh, inolmunlg mmn.i~shtor,.drunkeaeess, theft, t. 1 and the third could not be iLentified. These obviously were not invetigated very olosely at the tUow Suxdvik applied for employW. 04 5 April Vi.LXX eurowilsme was placed an 5mvik (agai a with the Charcil* 'e ooureme~ de wa followed sh evening after he leit the habsy end ta 10 r il, att.or it was learned that fludvik was driin to t-e owliet Union for a fcsir..6*y tsipv he -a followed from Tervokoeki to the Fir ah-Sovist border point at Valieta. Two VAfLhM detectives were an head here to observe the oxc ,lag. They repor ted a rotine border croesiag, that no custo~m inspection ws ade, and that Suadvik met two Luoviet Soldiers at the border eatienu (en the Sam* t side) before sinine frcm thee. Be drove off following the soldiers' oar. The Circuances of the border crossing are mispicacur in tlat he creased the; border alone, is his own automobile, in bad weather, and for only four days. They ala. sopsre cloely to the lho ease where Alanks was asked by the Soviets to rent a ear, leave his family on the Finnish aide (LappewA-anta) and cream the border alone for a short trip. On wiadvik's return trip 13 Aril he elas again-followed from the berder to Ter aekoki,-an then to fllsinki who-a day to d~ayee11wwo omoitim'-ed. Attached e-* t:,:itini, of ths VALIaX ousil ~ace keport and a report ad the border cososing which we have received to dto.. The weekend prior to his trip into L'o USSR SwAivik spent inA Tervakeeki with his fioone, hence there are no reports covering this period. to 11e have amw Inarned f ran the travel lists which we flet every two weeks sad which list al1 travelers cuing to and coming from the Linviet 'mhicta t Ar..toliJ j limov went to the USbI on 9 April, croesing the bord1er at Vainikiala (railroad erosaing point). ahatbier he has returned to Finlantd we do net know at this peat. blues Ilew'es travel oeinoiSee with Lyvdvbk'o* it is possible that tls is sore oonasot ice ', Hawrl Arbas SUUL#VlK, formerly V?3TK NDM, me bn on 19 September 1930 in hlsiniki and lives at :4enbaokilktu 4& A 21), Rolslikie He is divozoe but has reportedly metioned the posibility of rezarryinx trisent fianoee is Kilhka 11Thikki ru01I'iM11**, aie kl1Myl*)e his vocnaei mtwind is oonoidered 5Qad as lee hase owed an aAt-oils for a r.-rher of years alnd alsayg derapes muite well. lolit.smlly he is Co, aervative .und has given the wsm.ertanding that his leazainfia ae toward the 4oot. 4. As attacesate we 109/ rIrEAS f7i »AS I U 1 *I*al . 919SA AIND1145 B k 0 A £2

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