MONDAY, 3 JANUARY 1949

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• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
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• Publication Date: January 1, 1949
• Content Type: NOTES

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Col. Sheffield Edwards, I&S (tel) - Re committee sent to
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Director asked for information received from them. Col. E.
stated that the only report received covers data picked up
in plane travels. They have not been into the fields.
Col. E. will brief information received and get it to
Director before Thursday since Director will make an interim
report to NSC on that date.
(tel) - Director will lunch with him on Thursday,
1230, La Salle du Bois.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Gen Counsel - Re visa matter. Director will talk
further to Under Secretary of State Lovett re his position
on the visa matter--CIA legislation.
Sent to see Director by Mr. Fred
o es o e joint omic Energy Committee of Congress.
Director referred tol for interview. Applicant.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re papers for NSC meeting on Thursday.
Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - Re report W-852, Secret. Director asked
if this had gone over to OCD for dissemination--it should
go to Munitions Board and NSRB. Mr. Carey reported that this
was and had gone directly to the Director and the
IAC members on Friday; today the ditto report went to OCD
for further dissemination.
Dr. James Andrews, OCD (tel) - Rel -11 Director requested that OCD
make sure that copies o the report were sent to Munitions
Board and NSRB.
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Ma j Gen A. M. Gruenther, JCS (tel) - 25X1
Gen Gruenther stated that r. Ohly in b/DefeFs-eris office
had these papers. He also stated that the matter had
been held up because of the item reference "interfering
with rights of Policy Coordinat o conduct such
activities in time of peace." 25X1
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Mr. John E. Peurifoy, Asst. Se1State (tel) - Arranged for Director to
call on him at four o'clock tomorrow.
Mr. C. P. Collins, Adv. Council - Director gave him report of the Committee
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a e to fir t r fo comment prior to going
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Brig Gen E. K. Wright, DD (tel frm San Francisco) - Reported to Director
that he had lunched, while in Seattle, with a group of
prominent businessmen, including Dr. Allen who was a member
of the Eberstadt Committee and who was responsible for the
portion of the report to the effect that much was to be
desired on "scientific intelligence." Deputy informed
Dr. Allen that we had been able to obtain services ofDr.
Machle to head up scientific intelligence. Dr. Allen
expressed pleasure and stated he would submit further
report to the Eberstadt Committee indicating progress made
by gettinel 71 etc.
Re Army message concerning promotion of temporary
Brigadier Generals and Regular Army Colonels, Deputy stated
that if the Director still felt inclined to recommend him
for promotion that a memo addressed to the Selection Board,
calling attention to the correspondence with the Secretary
of the Army of last year, would be appreciated.
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Capt. H. C. Doan, USN, ICAPS (tel) - Director thanked him for his
invitation and expressed regrets that he had been unable
to attend.
I ORE (tel) - Director thanked him for his invitation
anc expressed regrets that he had been unable to attend.
Mr. John Ohly, OSD (tel)
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Mr. Ohly mentioned that he had heard a rumor concerning 25X1
poor handling of security matters in CIA. Director asked if
this applied to the case of Mr. Ohly said
it did. Director will talk to him a-ou th s case. 25X1
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE - Delivered IM-111, "Strategic Importance of
Taiwan to the U.S." to Director.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS (tel) - Left message for Director that there had
been only small changes in the conclusions on the China
paper (NSC). Mr. Childs will bring the paper to Director
if desired. (Director did not request paper.)
To Rear Admiral S. W. Souers, ES/NSC -
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Vice Admiral Earle W. Mills, BuShips (tel) - Re 25X1
widow of Naval officer; applicant for CAF-6 or 7 administrative
job. Director suggested that she come over to see
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Mr. W. Pforzheimer - Reported to Director that formerly of 25X1
the Armed Services Committee, is looking for a job. Mr.
Pforzheimer will shop his application in CIA if submitted.
I I- Director signed paper approving request for
authorization to spend special funds in connection with
case oP
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Mr. Frederick Winant, NSRB (tel) - Requested appointment with Director
in order that he might discuss CIA/NSRB working relations.
Will call on Director tomorrow morning at 9:30.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Re conversation with Admiral Souers, NSC,
Director asked if ORE could get out paper on joint estimate
of Russian intentions in order that Director might present
it to NSC two weeks from this Thursday (20 January). Mr.
Babbitt believes that the paper can be completed in that
time; Director stated that he was not setting a deadline
but would like to have it if possible.
Re request from ECA for information to be used in
connection with Budget Hearings before Congress, Director
informed Mr. Babbitt that the paper was coming over and
that ECA desired a great deal of information by the end
of January. Mr. Babbitt stated that ORE would try to get
it out.
Col. Robert J. Wood, OSD (tel) - Informed Director that S/D desired a
copy of the sixty-day estimate (in connection with Eberstadt
report) in case he might be called upon to answer some
question in Armed Services Committee hearing. Director told
Col. Wood that Mr. Vincent of the Committee had stated that
there would be no publicity about the report; however,
Director will forward reports to S/D and recommends that
if he is called upon to give any information he request
the hearing go into Executive Session since any publicity
on the subject would be harmful to all intelligence agencies.
Col. Wood will so recommend.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Re sixty-day estimate (Russian intentions).
Director requested copy for S/D. (Mr. B. forwarded three
papers, covering the report,which Director sent by hand
to Col. Wood.)
on instruction of Director was told to give him only the
CIA world situation report and such other papers as Director
requested for all NSC members.
ORE (tel) - Re addition of S/Treasury to NSC,
asked if S/Treasury should get copies of ORE papers and
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- Director signed memo to Army Selection Board
recommending Deputy for promotion to permanent Brigadier
General and temporary Major General.
Col. Robt J. Wood, OSD (tel) - Re term "reassessment" in papers sent by
Director. Director informed him that assessment of Soviet
intentions was a continuing project and that the reference
evaluation reaffirmed our thinking--that this referred to
no previous formal evaluation. (Col. Wood informed Mr. 25X1
lection of his testimony before the Committee (El
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Mr. George Bookman, Time Magazine -
Mr. Haislip, Admiral Leahy's office (tel) - Asked for General Donovan's
address which was given to him. Informed Director that he
was working with Admiral Leahy on a very interesting project;
requested that Director inform General Donovan that he wished
to talk to him about the various books written on OSS
activities should Director see him.
To Asst Secretary of State John E. Peurifoy - Re case of
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Director gave him carbon copy of letter to
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Rear Admiral S. W. Souers, NSC (tel) - Director returned his call.
Maj Gen W. E. Todd, JIG/JCS (tel) - Re oral presentations, proposed by
Secretary of Defense. General Todd has been requested to
give a presentation from the military point of view. The
first one will be held on Saturday, 15 January, in JCS
rooms, probably at 10 a.m. S/D has requested that Gen
Gruenther invite Director to the presentation. There will
be a dry-run to JIC members on Thursday, 13 December, at
2:30, in JCS rooms; Director is also invited to attend
the dry run. Gen Todd stated that ORE people had been
contacted and have already responded. Director stated he
would be delighted to attend and to assist in the preparation
in any way. Gen Todd stated that he would be glad to assist
Director with his oral presentation also.
Mr. J. Patrick Coyne, NSC (tel) - Re proposed bill to protect various
telegraph companies on intercepts, asked Director what had
happened to it in last Congress. Director informed him
that the bill did not go forward but that there was another
bill which should cover the matter which would be presented
to the new Congress.
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Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC (tel) - Reported to Director that OPC plans
and programs are now completed. Director will inform
d request that a time be arranged for the
presentation of OPC plans to the Project Review Committee.
Mr. Wisner has discussed the escape and evasion matter
with I land they agree that this is an
open therefore of primary interest to
OPC; that OSO should furnish intelligence for the planning
of the operations and during the course of the operations--
both positive and counterintelligence.
Re turnover of certain OSO activities to OPC.
Director stated that as prepared a memorandum2 5X1
on 0SO/OPC relations in order to check up to make sure that
OPC/OSO cooperation is complete.
Mr. Frederick Winant, NSRB - Re CIA/NSRB relations.
Left message that PRC meeting would be held
tomorrow at 2:30 to consider the OPC program.
Rear Admiral John Gingrich, AEC (tel) - Called while Director was tied
up; when Director returned the call, Adm Gingrich was tied up.
ORE (tel) - Requested appointment with Director in
oruer to pay his respects; he was informed that he would
be contacted.
Adv. Council - Delivered to Director memorandum from
Mr. BA bitt, ORE, supplementing information in IM-113.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE - Re CIA/NSRB relations. (See Memo by Dr. Andrews,
Dr. James Andrews, OCD 1/5/49P ER 0-2773, in Central Records.)
WO Benjamin, MDW Headquarters (tel) - Is preparing a roster of units
under MDW and asked if CIA were part of the Army. He was
informed that CIA was a separate agency and not part of
the National Military Establishment. Call referred to
who will inform WO Benjamin that CIA should
continue to be shown on his roster in order that CIA may
continue to receive MDW pertinent publications.
Ambassador John C. Wiley, Iran (tel) - Will have dinner with Director
this evening.
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Mr. C. D. DeLoach, FBI (tel) - Informed Director that Mr. Hoover would
like approval of CIA to have police contact man in Europe
get in touch with Lt. Col. Wm. Hare, Allied Military
Government in Trieste. Director approved.
Col. Sheffield Edwards, I&S -
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE - Re IM-113. Director requested regular distribution
on this paper. Mr. Babbitt stated that a fully coordinated
ORE paper should be finished within a week. Director approved
holding up distribution, until coordinated paper finished
providing it were issued within the time limit.
Capt. A. C. J. Sabalot, USN, ONI - Came to see Director at request of
Admiral Struble concerning COMNAVWESPAC cable on ESD-44.
SO (tel) - Re ESD-L,4. I lstated that 25X1
Fisher Howe of State had informed him o the evacuation of
the unit and that State Department does not approve of the
establishment of anything other than a consulate in the
new spot, but that there was no pressure at present.
will keep the Director informed of any
developments. Director told at he 25X1
would send over copy of Navy message on ESD-44.
ORE (tel) - Re ECA request for information,l 25X1
desired to contact Mr. John Doherty of ECA concerning
preparation of the information. Director approved.
ill take care of application of '
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ORE (tel) - Asked if Director would invite S/Army Royall
o speak to CIA personnel concerning his recent trip to
Europe.
Commander N. D. Zimmerman, USN, ONI - Delivered TS "EYES ONLY" paper
to Director.
Briefed Director on Iran for meeting with Ambassador 25X1
Wiley this evening.
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Commodore Wm. G. Greenman, USN (tel) - Re additional information which
Director is having prepared on petroleum, asked about the
present status of the compilation. He was informed that
CIA people were working hard on the project and that he
would be contacted as soon as it was completed.
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Director at the suggestion of Mr. Charles E. Bohlen, State.
Will come to see Director again when he comes to Washington 25X1
for the inauguration.
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CIA (tel) - Left message for Director thati 25X1
as scheduled to arrive in Washington about 27 February;
however, a 60-day delay has been authorized en route (no
mention of leave) which might make his time of arrival 1 May.
Executive - Director gave him for action Department of
Justice letter on case of and also 25X1
letter from F-- 71 25X1
Mrs. Murphy, Evening Star (tel) - Stated she had heard that the Director
had a dinner party last evening; she called Mrs. Hillenkoetter
who informed her that the Director did not like publicity but
that she might check with him; Mrs. Murphy would like to know
who was present, etc. for her service column on Sunday. On
instruction of Director she was requested to make no mention
of the dinner at all since it was of no interest. Mrs. Murphy
said she would just forget about it. Thanked her.
To lunch -
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Gen Counsel - Stated that he and Mr. Houston had just
returned from State Department where they had discussed the
matter of visas in connection with CIA legislation and would
like to brief Director on their meeting. Arrangements made
for them to come in in the morning.
tel) - Requested appointment with Director today
in connec ion with the termination of his temporary appointment,
effective tomorrow. He was informed that Director would be
tied up; he then requested an appointment withF -J 25X1
or Mr. Kelly; later arranged for to see Mr. Kelly. 25X1
delivered a letter to for Director 25X1
us prior to a four o'clock appointment with Mr. Kelly.
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Mr. William Kelly, Personnel tel - Reported that the termination of
temporary a ointment is a clear-cut
case or proper sm ssal and that is insistent 25X1
in his desire to see th$ Director-- r. e y has learned
that one of our o eratin ople suggested that 0 see 25X1
the Director. I Irequested that Mr. Kelly have 25X1
full details on the case at hand in order that the Director's 25X1
reply to otter could be handled promptly.
To NSC Meeting, White House.
Secy to Admiral S. W. Souers, NSC (tel) - Admiral Souers would prefer not
to file the memorandum sent to him by Director yesterday and
requests that pick it up. She was informed that 25X1
Vvuld come over tomorrow to get the paper.
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OSD (tel) - Reported that the Director would
be in Annapolis on Sunday and could be reached through the
CIA duty officer if needed.
Brig Gen J. J. O'Hare, USA (tel) - Asked if CIA had any French newspapers.
Director stated that we had only clippings.
Mr. George G. Carey. 00 (tel)
Mr. W. Park Armstrong, State (tel) - Re ESD-44. This problem is very
hectic and involved and is causing State operational people
a lot of concern. Mr. Armstrong informed Director that he
had sent a letter to ADSO, requesting that CIA inform State
of plans for withdrawing and re-locating the outfit; this
is a matter of some urgency with State Department people in
Washington. State wants a firm plan in order that they
may inform field personnel.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re draft NSC paper on measures required to achieve
U.S. objectives with respect to USSR (NSC 35).
ORE - To pay his respects.
Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - Informed Director that Secretary Marshall
and Under Secretary Lovett had resigned and that Dean
Acheson and James E. Webb would succeed them in State.
Mr. Jack Smith, ORE (tel) - Asked if Director had heard of changes in
State. Thanked him for calling and told him Director had
been informed.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Re discussion at State Department
Mr. L. Houston, Genl Counsel regarding visas in connection with
CIA legislation.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Re Director's oral presentation to NSC.
Director suggested that ORE make up the regular situation
report on the 19th; Director will make up his own oral
presentation.
Re JIC presentation. Mr. Montague presented CIA
outline which was filled in by both Army and Air Force and
he has been unable to be of any assistance to them although
he has attended meetings. Director requested copies of the 25X1
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Mr. R. Helms, OSO -
would be in Washington next Thursday and requested that
he stand by to come over.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Re IM-114, Director requested that ORE
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with the names this afternoon accompanied by 125X1
Director also requested that Mr. Babbitt make sure-
that Dr. Machle sees cable F77 I 25X1
Mr. E. R. Saunders, Budget & Finance -
Dr. James Andrews, OCD (tel) - Informed Director that
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of OCD had just returned from the office of General Spaulding,
Munitions Board, with a message from General Spaulding on
which Director's approval was desired. will bring
message o
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OCD - Brought Director a message from General
Spaulding, as follows: "Reports have been received from
importers that they have not yet been able to negotiate
manganese contracts for 1949 with Russian suppliers. However,
these negotiations are continuing, and we have hope that they
will be successful." Director approved on the condition
that: "CIA's approval not to be put out in any publicity or
press release." (Approval of Munitions Board release to
press in connection with a story that broke in the newspapers
today.)
Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - Re release in News about manganese and
chrome. Mr. Carey stated this might jeopardize the President's
proposed steel production program. He will get together all
available data on this subject and send it over to Director.
Mr. William Webster, MLC AEC (tel - Re status stated he 25X1
would kee informed. Requested at Director
have prepare brief account of story, particularly
on the smail countries, for use at meeting scheduled in
two weeks at Princeton.
Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - State has telephoned and 25X1
desires to put out some publicity; CIA has subject now.
Director approves publicity if CIA is left completely out
of the picture.
OSO - Discussion of plans for ESD-44.
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requested on IM-114. (ER 0-2789)
ORE - Delivered to Director additional information
Adv. Council - Re comments for S/Defense on "Report
of the Committee on the Creation of A Unified Armed Forces
Security Agency. Director instructed o prepare 25X1
a memorandum for S/Defense.
NEG (tel) - Director passed on information and request
from Mr. William Webster. has delivered part of 25X1
the information requested and will con act Mr. Webster
concerning the balance needed.
Dr. James Andrews, OCD - and another OCD officer lunched 25X1
OCD today with Mr. Frederick Winant of NSRB and
made a preliminary request on CIA for release
of information to NSRB concerning Soviet financial trans-
actions in this country. Director will take up the matter
with FBI.
Mr. C. D. DeLoach, FBI - Re NSRB request. Mr. DeLoach agreed that FBI
would furnish the information. (Director sent a note to
OCD to this effect and suggested a letter, stating that
as this concerns matters within U.S. and as CIA understands
that FBI has all the data, CIA feels that FBI should be
requested to furnish the data.)
Personnel - Briefed Director on the case of
termination of temporary appointment.
I Executive - Delivered to Director OPC Project Review
papers.
ORE Duty Officer (tel) - Informed that Director could be reached in
Annapolis on Sunday between approximately 10:30 a.m. and
8 P.M. c/o Commodore B. H. Wyatt, 110 Market Street;
telephone: Annapolis 4468.
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OSO Duty Officer - Informed of Director's address in Annapolis for Sunday.
Mr. Fisher Howe, State (tel) - Re mission by Industrial Oil Company to
USSR being handled by a State Department Interdepartmental
Committee. He would like to have paper returned to the 25X1
Committee through him. I :J informed him that the 25X1
Director had the paper and that a check would be made on
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I USN - Director approved PRC recommendations for OPC
projects and returned two copies to
ORE - TS Navy messages.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Re next CIA World Situation Report, Director
would like to have it the afternoon of Wednesday, 19 January
for dissemination to NSC members.
Re IM-114, Director approved including MATS in the
distribution.
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ersoi;nel - Delivered aft of letter to Director in
reply tol
Mr. Fisher Howe, State (tel) - Informed him that Director had cleared
the paper on "Industrial Mission to the USSR" and was sending 25X1
comments to Mr. Howe.
ORE (tel) - Stated that he had learned that
is returning from a mission to the Philippines and that ORE
people would be interested in talking to him. On instruction
of Deputy, was informed that Director's office
would arrange contact for ORE upon the return of Mr. Hutchinson.
was informed that Director would see
Secretary o the Army Royall and ask him if he will speak
to CIA personnel regarding his recent trip.
Col. Sheffield Edwards, I&S - Gave Director security file on
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Talked to Director about radio program presented
last evening by Admiral Zacharias.
Asst to Commandant, Potomac River Naval Command (tel) - Stated that
Director's application for new Commissary Card at Fort Myer
had been received and requested the return of old Commissary
Card #781.
Dr. Charles Prince, ECA (tel) - Stated that he would like to speak with
Director; he was informed that he would be contacted.
Tel: ECA 2647.
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS (tel) - Re next IAC meeting. Informed him that
Director was of the opinion that the IAC meeting should
be held on Friday, 21 January, unless this date is declared 25X1
a legal holiday.
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Mr. W. Pforzheimer - Arranged for Director to call on Senator Millard
Tydings re CIA legislation tomorrow at 10:30.
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC (tel) - Rel to Director. Mr. 25X1
Wisner asked if Director had seen; it makes allegations re
insecurity of a certain individual which are rather alarming.
Mr. Wisner will bring over proposed draft reply in the morning.
Thanked Director for approval of OPC projects.
Re OPC space in L Building. In discussion with Deputy
during Director's absence, it was understood that second
floor space above first floor space would be earmarked for
OPC. It now appears that second floor space will not be
available until 25 April, depending on FCC moves. OPC is
scheduled to move next Monday and first floor will not be
sufficient to take care of present plus new personnel which
is coming in all the time. Director will check. 25X1
SO (tel) - Rel Director requested a
copy. reported that only OPC received copies
of this message; OSO has no copies.
Communications Office (tel) - Requested a copy of
Director.
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Mr. W. G. Tharp, SO (tel) - Requested that he make arrangements for
Communications to deliver OPC cables to Director twice daily.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Informed Director that Senator Chan
Gurney would like CIA's opinion as to USSR reaction if an
armored train or column were run into Berlin.
Adv. Council - Reported that Col. Carter W. Clarke
wi l.succeed Col. Hays as Chief, ASA. Also stated that
Mr. Armstrong would probably request appointment with
Director concerning paper'orl which s working
for Director (Joint Armed Services Security Agency).
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Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Re IM-115. Director desired no outside
no objection to dissemination if the paper is revamped.
Mr. B. believes the paper should be used internally only.
Director requested ORE prepare a brief commen on
Mr. C. D. DeLoach, FBI (tel) - Re previous conversation with Director
and Director's approval of FBI man contacting an individual
dissemination of IM-115 in its present form. Mr. B. stated
it was not intended to disseminate this IM. Director has
opinion desired by Senator Chan Gurney. Director would
like to deliver this in the morning.
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individuals is no nown to Mr. DeLoach. On instruction
of Director, Mr. DeLoach was informed that the Director
had no objection.
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Mr. Jack Smith, ORE (tel) - Director asked if he had seen three Navy
operations cables. He had not. Director will send them
over, but they are not for use in the Daily Summary.
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC - Re cable from
Director.
Secy to Mr. Farley, NSC (tel) - Re request from City of New York for
information for use in Directory. Verified official
address of CIA which NSC will furnish for the Directory.
Discussed reply with 25X1
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To Senator Millard E. Tydings, Maryland - Showed him draft of CIA
legislation. He asked about status of last year's
proposed legislation and stated that he would introduce
CIA's proposal immediately even thou h it had not been
cleared by the Bureau of the Budget. Accompanied by Pforzheimer.)
To Senator Chan Gurney, So. Dakota - Director showed him IM-118 which
contained information the Senator requested yesterday, but
did not leave a copy. (Accompanied by Mr. Pforzheimer.)
(tel) - Informed him Director was on the Hill; he will
probably call back.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Director instructed him to inform
the Bureau of the Budget that Senator Tydings intends to
introduce CIA legislation immediately.
Mr. W. Park Armstrong's Secy, State (tel) - Requested appointment for
Mr. Armstrong with Director. Arranged for 10:30 tomorrow.
Mr. Armstrong will be accompanied by Mr. Grant Manson and
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Mr. Armstrong's office and requested that he be present.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE - Re material for Director's oral presentation to
NSC.
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C/Y Langello, Of. Naval Aide, White House (tel) - Re IM-99, 22 December.
White house has received duplicate receipt, dated 10 January
1949, and has not been able to locate IM-99. Matter was
referred to Dr. Andrews, who later reported that TS Control
had taken up the matter with Langello; paper was found and
matter all taken care of.
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SO (tel) - Re messages. Director has one 25X1
of them and requested e o ers and CIA reply. (Delivered
to Director later in the morning.)
Maj Gen W. E. Todd, JIG/JCS (tel) - Reference conclusions presented
at meeting attended yesterday by CIA representatives (in
preparation for presentation to S/D). CIA view is almost
opposite and CIA cannot go along with the conclusions.
Gen Todd also does not approve of the paper; it is based
on information from each Agency and does not in any way
resemble the original statement. Gen Todd appreciated the
comments of CIA people at the meeting yesterday and hopes
that agreement can be reached before the dry run on Thursday.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Director passed on comments of General Todd
and told Mr. Babbitt that he and Montague should attend the
dry run on Thursday with Director.
Secy to Mr. Paul G. Hoffman, ECA (tel) - Made arrangements for Director
to call on Mr. Hoffman at 3:45 on Friday (re Harriman
messages).
Mr. George
G. Carey, 00 (tel)
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Mr. Carey to bring them in Friday at 4:30 P.M.
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC (tel) - Re invitation to 0 Director 25X1
has mentioned to and will issue written invita- 25X1
tion later when another ma er has cleared throw h S/Defense.
Mr. Wisner would be willing to go over if annot come. 25X1
Director suggests some time in March or Apr .
I(tel) - Director will lunch with him Thursday.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Reported that he had talked to
Mr. Elmer Staats, Bureau of the Budget, about the immediate
presentation of CIA legislation by Senator Millard Tydings.
Mr. Staats said he understood and appreciated being informed.
Mr. W. Park Armstrong, State - Reference paper for Secretary of Defense
Mr. Grant Manson State on Joint Armed Services Security Agency.
Adv. Council
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Mr. W. G. Tharp, SO (tel) - Requested that Director's office be notified
when (Re ORE 25X1
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To Rear Admiral S. W. Souers, USNR, ES/NSC 25X1
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Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, Minn. (tel)
Director stated he would check on the case and inform t e
Senator.
A&M - Director requested check on 25X1
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Reported to Director that the ORE version of
the JIC conclusion was prepared. Mr. Babbitt and Mr. Montague
will attend the meeting in the Pentagon this afternoon.
A&M - Director requested that CIA people look around 25X1
for a house for new ADSO, 25X1
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC (tel) - Director requested that Mr. Wisner plan
to stay after the Staff Conference to discuss cable from
Harriman; Director would like to consider matter before CIA
is requested to do so.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re paper concerning publicity on intelligence.
Director will hold the paper to take up at the IAC meeting 25X1
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS (tel) - General Irwin will be away until 29 January
and would like to postpone the IAC meeting until 1 February.
Director approves if the other IAC members are willing.
Communications (tel) - There will be only one OPC cable book
for today.
Miss E. Sepe, OSD (tel) - Asked if Director, Mr. T. Babbitt and Dr. L.
Montague would be attending JIC presentation for S/Defense
tomorrow at ten. On instruction of Director, she was
informed that all three would be present.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Director approved eliminate of the Daily
Summary for Thursday; one to be published Friday and
delivered on Saturday morning.
Chevy Chase, Maryland (tel) - Will call Director again.
Left no message.
To Mr. Paul G. Hoffman, ECA - Re messages from W. Averell Harriman.
I OSO (tel) - Informed Deputy Director that message
tia been received to effect that everything
was normal (re Yugoslav situation).
Later talked to Director who approved sending message
to field to inform them to cease further investigation in
the matter.
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Todd had a copy of the speech to be made tomorrow by
Dr. Craig and would like very much for the Director to read
it. picked it up and delivered to the Director 25X1
immediately.
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Weekly Staff Conference.
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC - Re plans in connection with messages from
Mr. W. Averell Harriman, ECA.
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Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC (tel) - Informed Director that message had
just been received concerning alarming message from
of last week which made no reference to CIA reply but
indicated that everything was all right now. Director
stated that he could talk to individual returning soon from
Dr. Walter F. Colby, AEC - Re helper for Dr. Colby.
INEG (tel) - Informed Director that Dr. Colby had
just eft and that everything was all set on his helper.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Reported that he had passed on to
Senator Hubert H. Hum hrey, Minn. the information on the
status of the ase and that the Senator was most
pleased to receive it.
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To JIC dry run of presentation for S/Defense on 15 January; accompanied 25X1
by Mr. T. Babbitt and Dr. L. Montague of ORE.
Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - Passed on information from ES/NSC.
Director requested another brief 0 by noon tomorrow. 25X1
President has read all of them and thinks they are most
interestin .
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Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Re I Ireports (on USSR--political, 25X1
military, scientific) which rector handed to him after
the meeting this morning, Mr. Babbitt now has a preliminary
evaluation on the papers which will be forwarded.
Mai Gen Alex Bolling, ID/GSUSA (tel) - Called Director at the request
of General Irwin to report that there has been no commercial
radio traffic out of Yugoslavia since seven o'clock this
morning. Source reliable; signal outfit contacted by the
various commercial outfits. ID has made no evaluation of
the report.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Reported message from ID and asked that it
be passed to Current Intelligence Group for evaluation.
OSO (tel) - Reported message from ID and requested
query sent to field immediately.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - ORE has nothing on the ID report.
Rear Admiral S. W. Souers, ES/NSC (tel) - Reported his whereabouts for
the evening and requested that Director call him if anything
should come in on the Yugoslav situation in order that he
may pass on information to the President. Director informed.
ORE Duty Officer (tel) - Requested that report be made to Director if
anything received on the Yugoslav report. Duty Officer stated
that ONI had confirmed the report and was putting out tracers.
SO (tel) - Requested that SO Duty Officer be alerted
to notify Director if anything came in on the Yugoslav
situation.
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Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - Re interrogation of by State
Department. Director requested that Mr, arey make sure
that Dr. Machle sees the paper. (Paper will be returned
to 00 and hand-carried to Dr. Machle.)
Re Yugoslav matter. Apology has been made that trouble
was due to technical difficulties; broadcasting is going
ahead normally.
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Dir for requested a check on Yugoslav
called back and reported to
Deputy, in absence o the Director, that information had
been received froApparently there was nothing
to the upset; broadcasting is normal.)
To USCIB meeting, 2E789 Pentagon - accompanied by
Adv. Council - Briefing for USCIB meeting.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Reported to Deputy, in absence of Director,
on the Yugoslav matter. Nothing unusual; broadcasting
has begun as usual.
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Mr. James S. Lay, Asst ES/NSC (tel) - Deputy reported information
received on the Yugoslav situation.
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USN (tel) - Will lunch with Director Tuesday at
1230, Army-Navy Club. Director will pick him up at 19th
Street entrance, Main Navy.
Captain James H. Ward, Naval Gun Factory (tel) - Code 142, ext. 750.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Director requested that he hold
letter reference the pay bill for time being (ER 0-2858).
Mr. Fisher Howe, State -
Mr. James Angleton, SO -
I I Adv. Council - Director signed and returned to him
the paper for the Secretary of Defense, giving CIA's
comments on the proposed Joint Armed Services Security
Agency.
Dr. James Andrews, OCD (tel) - Director asked how many freight care in
US, in round numbers. Dr. Andrews reported that his
best transportation man gave the figure as a little over
two million; the last railroad publication indicated
.1,760,000, and they are building up fast.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Re IM-119. Director approved recommended
distribution.
Director also approved submission of ORE comments on
letter from Mr. Chapman, State, on Monday.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Director instructed him to attempt to set up the
next IAC meeting on 28 January instead of 21 January.
Comdr Laughlin, Operations, Navy (tel) - Monthly check on watch folder. 25X1
Re correct numbers for CIA duty officers.
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Mr.. R. Helms,SO - Discussed with Director a matter which may become a
diplomatic incident
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Capt. E. E. Elder, OSD (tel) - Informed him that Director would be
in Washington all this weekend and next week.
Mr. Childs, ICAPS (tel) - All IAC members except General Cabell have
accepted the date of 2 February for the next IAC meeting;
report has not been received from him.
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Mr. John H. Olhy, OSD (tel) - Re agreement discussed recently (with
Mr. Ohly will take it up with Secretary of Defense.
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC (tel) - Informed him that Director had left
for the day.
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To JCS - Oral presentation of the military point of view to the
Secretary of Defense. Accompanied by Mr. T. Babbitt
and Dr. L. Montague of ORE.
Mr. Wilfred J. McNeil, OSD (tel) - Called to tell Director that Mr.
Bernard Baruch would like to contact him; he will call later
to leave a number where Mr. Baruch may be contacted. (Did
not call back.)
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Col Robert J. Wood, OSD (tel) - Re paper Director gave him; Director
stated he could file it over there.
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Secy to Lt Gen Wade H. Haislip, OCSA, Army (tel) - Gen H. would like to
attend presentation this afternoon by Ambassador John C.
Wiley. She was informed that all arrangements would be
made to clear Gen Haislip's entrance. ORE
will handle.)
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC -
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Mr. B. has received message on the shut-
down of the Venezuelan oil fields; he will follow through
and keep Director informed.
Deputy Exec. - Informed '-Director of meeting this
afternoon with Mr. William Schaub, Bureau of the Budget;
he will be accompanied by Mr. E. R. Saunders.
Director approved 25% personnel on duty during the
inauguration holiday.
Dr. W. F. Colby, F - Left with Director personnel papers on
ORE - TS Navy dispatches.
Col. Sheffield Edwards I&S - Director gave him personnel papers on
I Iwhich were left by and requested
name check.
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(tel) - Requested appointment with Director
re resignation rom temporary appointment with CIA). She
was informed that Director was tied up; appointment made
for her to see on Tuesday, 18 January at 10:30.
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To lunch - Ambassador John C. Wiley, Army-Navy Club.
To presentation by Ambassador John C. Wiley, CIA Situation Room.
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Mrs. Meehan, Secy to Director, Bureau of the Budget (tel) - Extended
invitation to Director to attend "swearing-in" ceremonies
for Messrs. Pace and Lowell, Monday, 24 January, 11 a.m.,
474 Old State Building. She was informed that Director would
be delighted to attend. Date changed to 27 January, same time.
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC (tel) - Has read through the file which the 25X1
Director gave him and will come in tomorrow morning to discuss
it.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE - Re IM-121. Director approved suggested distribution;
to be made by ORE.
Mr. E. Gammons, CBS (tel) - Expressed regrets that Director would not be
able to attend luncheon tomorrow.
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2 5X"I (tel) - Will see Director at party of Acting Secretary
Lovett at 7:15.
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Capt. A. C. J. Sabalot, ONI (tel) - Informed Director tha 25X1
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mailroom is now located at 3B465 Pentagon.
Captain Sabalot will have lunch with Director and
today.
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I&S (tel) - The Police Department has given CIA 12 passes
which will allow an individual to go through the police
lines with his vehicle in the restricted areas on Inaugural
Day except the parade route; the passes are for use in case
of emergency. Passes will be furnished to Director, Deputy
Director, ORE Duty Officer, OSO'Duty Officer, chauffeur on
duty, Security Officer, DP Officer, etc.
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC -
Secy to Mr. Paul G. Hoffman, ECA (tel) - Requested appointment for
Director with Mr. Harriman for next week- Monday, Tuesday
or Wednesday. Mr. Harriman will be in around noon today
and after a check with him, Director will be notified.
I tel) - Thanked Director for letter of
commendation. Will have lunch with Director soon.
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Secy to Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Re CIA World Situation Report.
One advance copy will be forwarded to Director; other
copies for dissemination will be forwarded to Director
by noon tomorrow.
Lunch - USN and Capt. A. C. J. Sabalot, USN -
Army-Navy Club.
Col. Sheffield Edwards, I&S - Re I&S has checked his 25X1
file and a roved his clearance. Col. Edwards will notify
Mr. Babbitt and Dr. Machle.
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Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC (tel) - Re "Eyes Only" memorandum. Director
stated this had been received and he believed it would be
satisfactory.
Sgt.Ross, OSD (tel) - Re Memo to Director from Col. Wood, inviting
Director to attend 5/D presentation for Armed Services
Committee on Wednesday or Thursday, Col. Wood has dispatched
to Director another memorandum requesting that he attend
both presentations. However, Col. Wood has stated that it
will be perfectly all right for Director to leave on
Thursday in time to attend "swearing in" of Mr. Pace as
Director of the Bureau of the Budget.
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Current Intel Group, ORE (tel) - Re important messages
on Palestine situation. Notified Director who stated that
he had seen the messages at State Department. On instruc-
tion of Director,[ was requested to send these over 25X1
on Monday. (They are o e category which cannot be used
in Daily and Weekly Summary.)
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Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - Director informed him that the report
which Mr. Carey left was a good one (De Gaulle).
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brother of had been cleared and a reporte
for duty with .
Capt. A. C. J. Sabalot, USN, ONI (tel) - Re Charles Haislip who is
-working on Admiral Leah 's memoirs. Director stated that
H. was formerly with is a radio man. Director 25X1
suggested that he ca captain a alot.
I I- Applicant. Director referred to Personnel
Branch. telephoned results of interview.
was informed that CIA had nothing for her.
She des res a job overseas but does not know shorthand,
nor has she had any research experience. She was invited
to contact CIA again when her shorthand course, which she
indicated she might take, has been completed.
hevy Chase, Md. (tel) - Will call Director later.
Mr. 1. Childs, ICAPS -
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC (tel) - Informed Director that probably
Asst Secretary of State Peurifoy would send over a letter
enclosing a draft of a proposed agreement between CIA/State
covering OPC requirements for overseas personnel. Mr.
Wisner has discussed this matter with budget and finance
(covert) and feels that the agreement is sufficiently
flexible. Director stated he had not received the draft
proposal but will send it to OPC for comment when it arrives.
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Col. Robert Wood, OSD (tel) - Confirmed fact that Director would attend
presentations on Wednesday and Thursday at 10 a.m.--for
House and Senate Armed Services Committees in Mr. Forrestal's
office.
3ecy to Rear Adm. S. W. Souers, ES/NSC (tel) - Reported that there would
be an NSC meeting on Thursday, usual place, three o'clock,
to consider NSC 39, copy of which will be delivered to 25X1
Director today.
Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - Director informed him that appointment
with would have to be changed because of NSC
meeting se e u e or three o'clock. Arranged for
to call on Director at two o'clock on Thursday.
Mrs. Sitz, Secy to Mr. W. Averell Harriman (tel) - Arranged for Director
and Mr. Frank G. Wisner to call on Mr. Harriman tomorrow
,at 3 o'clock, Room 516, 800 Connecticut Ave. (Mr. Wisner
notified of time and place.)
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE - Discussed with Director ONI comments on ORE
Indonesian paper.
Director approved waiver for
formerly an ORE employee.
ISO (tel) - Re communication
OSO has nothing on this.
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Director.
Mr. L. Houston, Genl Counsel - Director gave him papers reference P-9
slots and requested comments from legal point of view.
(ER 0-2090 and 0-2261)
Capt. A. C. J. Sabalot, USN, ONI (tel) - Re rumor that Admiral Oscar
(Badger) had been ordered to move out with his people to
ships. Director asked if there were anything to rumor
and Capt Sabalot replied that he had heard nothing about it.
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Mr. Michael Forrestal, ECA (tel) - Requested appointment with Director.
Arranged for him to call on Director at ten o'clock on
Tuesday.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Brought NSC 39, Copy #9, 24 January 1949 to
Director.
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Communications (tel) - Reported that there was nothing to
include in OPC cablebook for this morning.
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I I Exec. - At request of Director checked the computations
on a claims o against CIA and reported
that they were correct re le.tter to Senator Butler, ER 0-2950).
Re latest instructions on bringing in prospective appli-
cants to Washington at government expense (OPC). 5X1
stated this was prohibited except as personally au or ze
by Director. Previous authority given to OPC to bring in up
to 25 expired on 31 December 1948.
Director approved and signed confidential funds
regulations. I Iwill send the'paper out for 25X1
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Mr. Michael Forrestal, ECA -6& r? 1- ~ 7
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Director requested brief report for ECA
on shortages in Eastern Zones--Russia and satellites;
just a list of CIA opinion on existing shortages; no proof
required for submission to ECA but should be available.
Also Director requested status of paper for petroleum
people. Mr. B. reported back that it is in final draft
form but that ORE is awaiting the return of 25X1
before releasing it. ORE will ut out the paper as soon
as possible after eturn. 25X1
Captain A. C. J. Sabalot, ONI -
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re NSC paper on responsibility for peacetime
planning for the wartime conduct of overt psychological
warfare.
Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - Director requested three more copies
of "oil" paper for distribution to President, Executive
Secretary, NSC and Secretary of Defense. Mr. Carey
delivered them to Director immediately.
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I(tel from Boston) - Informed him that Director
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Weekly Staff Conference.
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC -
I (tel) - Informed him that Director would be out
MOST, e day.
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Lel) - Arranged for him to call on Director tomorrow
at 9:30. (Reference letter which he wrote to Director
recently, ER 0-2992)
To S/D Forrestal - Presentation for House Appropriations Committee.
Rear Admiral Clark H. Woodward, USN Ret (tel) - Left message for
Director that Admiral Sellers had died at 7 this morning.
Mr. Jack Beal of Time Magazine (tel) - Arranged for him to call on
Director at 2:30 Friday.
Miss Helen Hess, Navy (tel) - Re Admiral Sellers' funeral, Monday,
31 January, St. Thomas' Church, 11 a.m. Director will be
honorary pallbearer. Mrs. Sellers requests no flowers.
Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - Cancelled appointment with
He has not arrived in Washington.
(tel) - Arranged for him to call on Director at
Friday.
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Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE - Re draft top secret memorandum given to Director
informally by General Lemnitzer (has not yet been signed)
which Deputy handed to Mr. Babbitt; subject, estimates of
the effect of providing or failing to provide foreign
military aid during the fiscal year 1950.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Reported to Director that Executive Secretary's
office has informed him that NSC Action #128 says that
the Director should submit the report on oil fields security,
etc. to the NSC--not through the Secretary of State.
To NSC Meeting, White House.
Miss Foley, Office S/Defense (tel) - Requested ten minute appointment for
Director with S/D. Miss Foley called at 5:45 and said S/D
could see Director. She was informed that Director had left.
Miss Foley will call again tomorrow.
Secy to Secy Dean Acheson, State (tel) - Requested ten minute appointment
for Director with S/State. Director will be contacted later.
Dr. James M. Andrews OCD - Forwarded memo to Director (ER 0-3037) re
material for Under Secretary of Labor John W. Gibson.
Copy of SR-36 delivered to Mr. Gibson; also "working paper"
prepared by Far East Branch, ORE. Mr. Gibson is leaving
Washington tomorrow with Secretary of the Army Royall for
an extended tour of the Far East; their first stop is Tokyo..
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Miss Foley, Office S/Defense (tel) - Informed her that Director had
taken care of matter which he had desired to discuss
with S/D and would not neat to see S/D.
Secy to S/State Dean Acheson (tel) - Cancelled Director's request for
appointment; she was informed that Director had taken care
of matter which he had wished to discuss with S/State.
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- He was informed that
ill not leave a message 25X1
since he wishes to spea to rec or on a persona]. matter.
Requested that Director return his call.
Office of S/Defense (tel) - Informed them that Director would be in
the city all of next week except Sunday, 6 February.
- Arranged for him to call on Director
on Thursday, February, at 10:30.
Col. Carter W. Clarke, ASA (tel) - Informed him that Director was tied 25X1
up. He will call Deputy.
- Director does not desire
to have papers returned to him; suggested that 25X1
urn them. Admiral Woodward will call on
rec or at three o'clock on Monday.
Secy to Director, Bureau of the Budget (tel) - Accepted invitation for
Director to attend "swearing in" ceremony for Mr. Pace
on Tuesday, 1 February, at 11 o'clock, 474 Old State.
Mr. Howard Kany, AP -
Exec. - Director signed for reimbursement to MATS
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ORE - Showed Director "EYES ONLY" cable re Belgian situation.
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Mr. John D. Hickerson, State (tel) - Director thanked Mr. Hickerson
for his help and informed him 25X1
that he had seen a message on Me Subject. Mr. Hickerson
stated he had also sent a note to Director on the subject.
Director informed him that CIA was working on the matter.
Brig. Gen.
Ernest Moore, ID/USAF (tel) - Re Air Force
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Rear Admiral Charles C. Hartman, BUPERS, Navy (tel) - Director has
received a .letter from a reserve officer who was a
Commander with him on the Missouri, line officer, about
fifty years old; asked if Navy is taking back such people
on active status. Adm. Hartman stated that due to
budgetary limitations Navy is not recalling any officers
in this category.
_JAdv. Council - Retorted on his trip to the
West oast.
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Mr. George G. Carey, 00 - Director requested that a contact officer
be sent to o meet at
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six o'clock will deliver some papers to the 25X1
contact offic
To Class Luncheon - Army-Navy Club.
Mr. Weiss, Office of Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, Minn. (tel) -
Stated that the Senator had received a request from the
University of Minnesota for the third annual report of
CIA. When he was informed that there was no such report,
he said the initials might be CEA. Mr. Weiss was informed
that we would be glad to check this for him. Matter
referred to Mr.Pforzheimer to handle. (CEA stands for
Council of Economic Advisors.)
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Director approved issuance of invitation
to Mr. W. Averell Harriman to speak to ORE people.
Mr. John R. Beal of Time Magazine - Re biography of MAO Tse-tung.
Director agreed to send him a short biography today.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Re biography of MAO Tse-tung. Mr. Babbitt
suggested that Director call OCD since they had complete
information.
Col. B. T. Holcomb, Jr., US"_{C (tel) - Made appointment for Tuesday, 25X1
1 February, at ten o'clock with Director
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Dr. James Andrews, OCD (tel) - Director requested biography on
MAO Tse-tung this afternoon. Later, when the paper
had been delivered, Director requested date of birth.
Dr. Andews reported 1893. (Paper delivered to Mr. Beal
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Maj Gen A. R. Bolling, ID/GSUSA (tel) - Director stated he had talked
to NSC, and the matter is all right. General Bolling has
drafted letter for General Bradley's signature and will
send Col Williams over with it Monday morning in order
that the Director may go over the letter before it is
presented to General Bradley.
Communications Officer (tel) - Reported that there would be no OPC
cablebook this afternoon.
Dr. Horace S. Craig, Jr., JOS - Re next JCS presentation to the
Secretary of Defense, scheduled for 19 February.
(tel) - Stated that he would not be able to keep six
o clock appointment which Director had made for him
because he has an appointment on the Hill. He will
leave envelope addressed to Admiral Hillenkoetter at
Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - Director informed him that
schedule had been changed and that he would leave
envelope addressed to Director at the desk; 00 contact
man can pick it up there any time.
Exec. - Director a roved loyalty board report on
and signed letter to Civil
Service Commission, closing the case.
Col. Carl F. Tischbein, Mun. Board (tel) - Informed Director that he
had spoken to Dr. Andrews. His committee is exploring
an area where CIA appears to have a definite interest,
and he thinks something will come of it. Director stated
that CIA will be glad to cooperate.
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I I Personnel (tel) - Director asked for a report on
e previous request for a job of 25X1
reported back that was 25X1
informed in November 1947 that there w ilable
for him in either a part time or a permanent job.
Mr. C. D. D - ' t (for information
by State at CIA 25X1
request). Mr. DeLoach left message that he had reviewed
all their files and could find nothing derogatory on the
individual; everything they have is good. Arranged for
him to call on Director on Monday at two o'clock.
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Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - Reported that he was in the Montgomery
County Hospital with a crushed knee as a result of an
accident on the way in to work today.
Miss Helen Hess, Navy (tel) - Re Sellers' funeral.
Col. L. L. Williams, ID/GSUSA - Showed draft communication (General
Bradley to EUCOM) on to Director and Deputy Director
for General Bolling. rector approved with addition of
one sentence; if-this addition does not meet with the
approval of ID, Col. Williams will inform CIA.
(tel) - Left no message.
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rOSO (tel) = Stated that she would like to discuss
a personal matter with Director. She was informed that she
would be contacted.( Ext. 2555)
Checked with OSO on this. states that
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requested a promotion o - w c they considered
ey cou not give her; however, OSO gave her a release to
look around; she has found a job in 00 and wil~ transfer e.
Later I Ireported to Deputy thati 25X1
probably wished to discuss her efficiency rating with Director
since she was not satisfied with it.
I lORE (tel) - Reported that Mr. W. Averell Harriman would
s e k to CIA people on Thursday, 3:30, CIA Situation Room.
He was informed that Director could not be there, but that
probably General Wright would attend.
Mr. Stewart Alsop (tel) - Requested that Director call him. (Tel: DI 3578)
Mr. C. D. DeLoach, FBI - Re State Department letter concerning Czechs.
Exec. - Director gave him two papers for action.
- 030 and 3035).
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- Sent to see Director by S/Defense. Director
gave him Form 57. .
Secy to Mr. John H. Ohly, OSD (tel) - Informed them that the six copies
of ORE 16-48 requested on Saturday would be sent over
immediately.
record and,if copies of ORE 16-48 requested by Mr. Ohly
had not been dispatched, that he dispatch them by special
messenger.
ORE (tel) - Requested that he check the Duty Officer
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Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE - Re request from S/Defense for probable reactions
to North Atlantic Pact which set a deadline but also asked
that the first draft be coordinated. Director approved
meeting the deadline even though the first draft could not
be coordinated. (Request is CIA 23094)
Transportation (tel) - Requested seat for Director on PRR
176, 1 p.m., 6 February, to New York; and return on PRR 121,
10:30 a.m., 7 February.
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USN (tel) - Requested that he call Director at home.
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ector regretted that he could not
une wnd suggested that call 25X1
next week. has a friend whom s to
have Director mee .
ORE - TS Navy dispatches for Director.
NEG memorandum, ER 0-3042, 26 January concerning coordination
of Atomic Energy intelligence, copy of which went to
Advisory Council.
el) - Director will lunch with him Thursday
at , a Salle du Bois.
Col. Sheffield Edwards, I&S (tel) - Asked if 0 report would be 25X1
ready for Director today or tomorrow in order that it might
be presented to NSC on Thursday. Col. Edwards stated that
the report would be completed within a week to a week and
a half. Also left message for Director that he had gone
with to State to brief people there, and they
were most pleased to receive the information.
I SO (tel) - Requested appointment with Director.
Arrange or him to see Director this afternoon, 3:30.
Mr. Frank Pace, Director, Bureau of the Budget - Director attended
"swearing-in ceremony".
Mr. Lyman Kirkpatrick, 00 Contact (tel) - Informed him that Director
desired the return of the book received from
not later than tomorrow afternoon. Mr. Kirkpatrick will
deliver it to Director tomorrow morning with a memorandum
concerning it.
lExec. - Informed him that Director had requested that
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receive from yesterday.
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the Director desired that
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ec s on whi
ch he had made last spring.
She was informed thati
1 was apprised of this
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Secy to Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Re IM-58; asked if Director would
approve passing a copy to FBI. She was informed that
Director did approve; ORE will take care of dissemination.
(IM on "Soviet Military Expenditures in 1948." )
Re ECA request for information to be used at hearings--
deadline, 31 January. Mr. Babbitt would like to work this
over. Director approved delivery of the paper Thursday.
Mr. Elmer Davis, American Broadcasting Company (tel) - Re article in
UN World to effect that CIA had refused to give to Mr. Thomas
Dewey a copy of the top secret summary placed on the President's
desk each day. Director informed him that this was not the
exact truth--an organization did request the material, not Mr.
Dewey, and they were informed that CIA had no authority to
give them the papers. Director requested that Mr. Davis
make no mention of CIA in any discussion of the article.
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Mr. LeRo Weber, (tel) - Informed Director that he had
sent Two IeTters -Go im, the last of which was marked "personal"
and was dated 19 Dec 1948 and desired to know why they had not
been answered. Director stated he did not know about the
letters but would check and did agree that they should have
been acknowledged; also stated that a reply would be sent to
Mr. Webber in the next few days. (Check revealed that a
letter from Mr. Webber, dated 19 December, was routed by
A&M to I&S on 28 December; I&S was requested to forward the
letter to the Director promptly.) --ER 0-2616-A
Captain A. r- T_ lot, ONI (tel) - Re telegram from 25X1
Director stated that he did not know was 25X1
esterday and that the planes had undoubtedly
been held up because planes in New York and Washington
were grounded.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Delivered to Director six pages of notes on the
Dulles report (CIA 29639).
Mrs. Leary, Secy to Dr. Karl T. Compton, RDB (tel) - Meeting of Dr.
Compton and Col. Black has been planned for 11 a.m., 11 Feb
in Dr. Compton's office; she asked if this would be a
convenient time for Director. She was informed that the
time was satisfactory and that the Director would attend.
(Reference S/Defense letter, CIA23097)
Mr. D. Herman, Office of Major Barrett, Metropolitan Police (tel) -
Called Director at suggestion of General Fleming, FWA,
who gave him Director's name as head of CIA and as someone
who might wish to help with campaign for Boys' Club sponsored
by the Po ed he would be glad to cooperate
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lExec. - Director requested organizational and
functional chart of CIA in connection with Dulles report.
Director informed him that he had assigned him to
handle the CIA campaign for the Metropolitan Police Boys$
Club and that he would soon receive posters and other
information about the campaign.
00 Reports (tel) - Abstracts of 00 reports will be
discontinued except those which are of particular interest
to Director. These will be routed to the Director personally.
`sir. Fisher Howe, State (tel) - Re operation of an international
organization. as informed the
individuals concerned that there is something in the
organization which he believes it would be desirable
to correct. Major General W. A. Wood, Jr., USA(Ret) will
probably contact the Director about the matter and will
ask for names of nominees. The nominee would be an
international officer. Mr. Howe is sending Director a
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cable on the subject (Control 9875) for background material
in talking with General Wood.
Re overall charter which Director has discussed
with Mr. Howe, Director indicated that it should be possible
to get it to Mr. Howe tomorrow. Mr. Howe has a major selling
job to do in this regard and said he would appreciate receiving
the paper.
delay; stated she was worried because she had not heard from
him. Director told her that there was at least a 14-hour
delay on planes because they had been grounded due to weather;
that no reports of downed planes had been received; and that
it was quite possible was not in a spot from which
he could send a message. 25X1
00 (tel) - Confirmed Director's reservation for a single
room at the Hotel New Yorker for Sunday, 6 February.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re IAC meeting tomorrow.
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Major General W. A. Wood, Jr., USA(Ret) - Made appointment to call on
Director tomorrow at 1:30. (Tel: AD 0551.)
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Col. Sheffield Edwards, I&S (tel) - Re correspondence with 25X1
Reported that CIA representatives have written and cam e
on He is sending correspondence to Director 25X1
together with a note covering CIA contacts with 25X1
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Mrs. Leery, Secy to Dr. Karl T. Compton, RDB (tel) - Re appointment
for 11 February, 11 o'clock, Mrs. Leary stated that
Dr. Compton and Col. Black would come to the Director's
office.
To S/Defense James Forrestal - Presentation to Senate Armed Services
Committee.
Mr. S. W. Souers, ES/NSC (tel) - Requested that Director call him.
Mr. Lyman Kirkpatrick, 00 - Delivered document and comments.
Reported that Mr. George Carey had been operated on and
was now at the Union Memorial Hospital, Baltimore.
Maj Gen W. A. Wood, Jr., USA (Ret), Internat'l Refugee Organization -
Re security officer for International Refugee Organization.
Director will nominate someone.
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Col Sheffield Edwards, I&S - Director gave him letter from Fisher Howe
concerning security officer for the IRO and requested 25X1
that he find a man for the spot. (ER 0-3071)
To Intelligence Advisory Committee Meeting, Director's Conference Room.
Communications Officer. (tel) - There will be no OPC cables this afternoon.
Mr. W. Park Armstrong, State - Re granting of visa to 25X1
Director handed him a letter, CIA 23099, to eect that
CIA had no objection to the granting of a transit visa
to F7 I
Dr. Walter F. Colby, AEC - Director returned to him the AEC security
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Mr. C. D. DeLoach, FBI -
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re Dulles report. Director gave him Copy No. 17
to route to AD/OCD for comment and return to Director.
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Mr. S. W. Souers, ES/NSC - Re "Hoover Commission" report.
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Mr. O'Connor, Aeronautic Chart Service, USAF (tel) - He was
endeavoring to obtain a mpa which was included in a
report prepared by CIA entitled "Study of the Amur
River." He was referred to Director's office by Mrs.
handling.
of Map Branch. After consultation with Dr. Andrews,
OCD, the matter was referred tol Map Branch, for 25X1
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Advisory Council - Next USCIB meeting is scheduled for
, 11 February, in Director's Conference Room.
I OSO - Director signed memorandum for Chief of Naval
pera ions concerning ESD-4.4 which will he hand-carried to
Navy. (ER 0-3106)
Col 0. F. Kotick, USA - Navy Petroleum Reserves (tel) - Re report
delivered today to Commodore Greenman. Col. Kotick believes
there must be some misunderstanding on the part of the
working people as to what type of information was desired.
Specifically, they had hoped for data which could be obtained
from Army, Navy and State as contrasted to information
available in published documents(commercial). Col. Kotick
was informed, on instruction of Director, that the report
contained all the information here in CIA. He then asked
several questions as to CIA's method and sources in collecting
data; he was informed that as not familiar with 25X1
CIA collection methods. He concluded-by saying that it seems
CIA cannot help them very much but thanked us for the report.
Mr. W. P. Armstrong, State (tel) - Director informed him thati 25X1
is a pseudonym. Mr. Armstrong will tell Mr. Graham to call
Director for further information; Director will not mention
to Mr. Graham that he has discussed the matter with
Mr. Armstrong. Mr. Graham will probably call Director
and request an appointment.
Mr. Sidney Mitchell, "Hoover" Commission (tel) - Director stated that he
had been talked to Admiral Souers, ES/NSC, about Volume #2
of the report. Director talked to 25X1
about the publication of the report,but it was not the
Director's intention to clear the publication for the press.
Mr. Mitchell stated that only Volume #1 would be printed.
Volumes #2 & #3 will be mimeographed. However, the full
report will be furnished to the Senate and House Committees
on Expenditures, and a complete set has already been furnished
to Senator John L. McClellan for legislative reference in
the Library of Congress. Mr. Mitchell will notify Director
before the copies are furnished to the Expenditures
Committees in order that Director request that they be not
passed to the press.
./lI'o lunch -
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Commodore William G. Greenman, Navy Petroleum Reserves (tel) - Desired
to speak to Director; he was informed that Director was
attending the NSC meeting. Commodore Greenman said he
was sorry to miss Director because he was going up to
Alaska. He will call Director upon his return.
(tel) - Informed him that Director was attending an
eeting.
Col. Sheffield-Edwards, I&S (tel) - Director requested any information
available in I&S oni Col. Edwards sent to 25X1
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS -
Mr. W..Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Director gave him letter reference
CIA's appearance at the hearing on Internal Security (5.595)
scheduled for Tuedday, 8 February, at ten a.m. Mr. Pforzheimer
will get OSO and OPC comments and, unless considered desirable,
CIA representatives will not be sent to the hearing.
tel) - Arranged to call on Director at eleven
o e oc tomorrow.
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Secretary to S/Defense Forrestal (tel) - Reported that Director would
be in New York this weekend, returning Monday, and would
be in Washington all the rest of the week.
Communications (tel) - Is forwarding letter for Director's
signature to CNO, requesting permission for
to visit Communications Annex.
Mr. Andre Visson, Readers' Digest (tel) - Reference invitation extended
to Director for dinner on Monday, Mr. Visson reported that
Mr. Halpern would not be able to come to Washington until
Thursday and asked if Director could join them that evening
for dinner. Director's regrets expressed.
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Rear Admiral Ralph Ofstie, USN, Military Liaison Committee AEC (tel) -
Informed Director that he had seen at the 25X1
hospital and that was coming in to see m today 25X1
concerning some ideas in which Dr. Oppenheimer would be
interested. In this connection, Adm Ofstie asked if CIA
had a copy of the book, A History of the Communist Party,
Soviet Union - Bolshevist. 1939, A Short Course.
Admiral Ofstie stated that, if he could borrow a copy of
this book for the meeting with he would return 25X1
it within a short time. Direc or c ec ed with Dr. Andrews
who located a cop ; Director sent the book by hand to
Admiral Ofstie.
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Mr. John H. Ohly's secretary, OSD (tel) - Requested appointment with
Mr. Ohly for Director. Mr. Ohly's office called back and
asked if Director could plan to spend an additional half
hour in Mr. Ohly's office to discuss the medical matter
with Mr. Cooper and Mr. Meiling. Informed her that Director
would be glad to do so.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Re medical matter. Mr. Babbitt reported
that of ORE had attended one part of the meeting
yesterday, but that Dr. Machle, Scientific, had attended
the medical part; also stated that Dr. Machle was at lunch 25X1
now.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re Dulles' report.
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Mr. Kermit Roosevelt, OSO - Informed Director of meeting between Mr. 25X1
Brig Gen E. K. Wright, DD Roosevelt and General Donovan on OSS history.
Maj Gen W. E. Todd, JIG/JCS (tel) - Asked if Director gave his oral
presentation yesterday, and Director replied that he had
not because the meeting had run too long. JIC is preparing
a draft of its next presentation to cover general topics,
five minutes, and current, timely topic, twenty minutes.
Copy will be sent to Director, and Director will go over
to JCS on Tuesday to discuss.
Secy to Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) Re Director's request for list of
shortages for ECA. Informed them that Director felt that
IM-127 covered this request and that an additional report
would be unnecessary.
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To Mr. John H. Ohly, OSD - Re medical intelligence.
Mr. Cooper
Dr. Meiling, Richard L. Armed Forces Medical Advisory Committee, OSD
Rear Adm R. H. Hillenkoetter (tel) - Asked that Dr. Machle, OSI, telephone
him in Mr. Forrestal's office. Called Dr. Machle and asked
him to call Director immediately.
Mr. C. D. DeLoach, FBI - Director gave him letter to Mr. Hoover. (.ER 0-3111)
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC (tel) - Re NSC decision (on policy on Formosa).
OPC has been requested to go ahead on this. Mr. Wisner will
come over to see Director Monday afternoon and report on OPC's
plans. Over the weekend. OPC will try to get an individual
ready to go out as soon as possible. Mr. Wisner has his
authorization to proceed in writing.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Reported that he had contacted OSO
and OPC concerning proposed Senate hearing on Internal
Security, 5.595, and that it would be necessary to request a
change in the bill. Director stated that he would appear at
the hearing if the change could not be made otherwise.
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Captain T. B. Hill, USN (tel) - In connection with JCS committee, Captain
Hill and other committee members desire to be briefed on
industrial intelligence--effect on target system of atomic 25X1
bombing. Call referred to Deputy Director who made appoint-
ment with committee members for three o'clock today.
Mr. S. W. Souers, ES/NSC (tel) - Talked to Deputy Director.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Left no message.
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS (tel) - Would like to see Director at his convenience;
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Ambassador Jose F. Lequerica's secretary (tel) - Extended invitation to
Director and Mrs. Hillenkoetter for dinner, 7:30, 16 Feb.,
black tie, Spanish Embassy, 2801 - 16th St., NW.
(RSVP - Miss Bothwell, CO 0190)
Rear Adm John W. Roper, USN, BUPERS (t el) - Requested that Director call
him. (Tel: Code 141 - 7243)
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100 (tel) - Re report. He stated that Director
naa mentioned on Friday to m r. L man Kirkpatrick that 00 could
borrow this report on Monday. will await 25X1
Director's return.
Re certain difficulties with Navy, ould 25X1
like about five minutes with Director to ask advice on this 25X1
matter at Director's earliest convenience.
Dr. Walter F. Colby, AEC (tel) - Will call Director first thing in the
morning.
Dr. James Andrews, OCD (tel) - Requested appointment for himself and
Dr. Willard Machle, 03I, with Director on an urgent matter.
He was informed that he would be contacted later about a
time.
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Miss Jordan, Secy to Maj Gen W. E. Todd, JIG (tel) - Stated that
General Todd had a copy of presentation to be made tomorrow
by Dr. Horace S. Craig, Jr., JCS, for Director's advance
information. picked up the paper for Director. 25X1
Meeting on next briefing of Secretary of Defense will
be held at 1400 tomorrow in Room 2C252 Pentagon; requested
that Gen Todd be informed that Director would attend.
Communications Officer (tel) - There will not be an OPC cablebook for
this afternoon.
Director returned to the office at approximately 1445.
Rear Adm John W. Roper, USN, B!PERS (tel) - Informed Director that the
Portuguese Ambassador would call asking Director and Mrs.
Hillenkoetter for dinner on Monday, 14 February; the
Ropers will be there also.
Portugese Ambassador (tel) - Extended invitation to Director and Mrs.
Hillenkoetter for dinner on Monday, 14 February, eight
o'clock. Commodore Ben Wyatt will be here from Annapolis.
Director accepted.
Dr. Willard F. Machle, OSI - Discussed "bootleg" dissemination of
Dr. James Andrews, OCD information by scientific personnel of
OSO--specifically, recently OSTB made
an evaluation of intelligence information in response to
strategic vulnerability requirement without the cognizance
of either OSI or its component, NEG.
Dr. Andrews reported to Director that as yet there had
been no signs of OSO distribution of intelligence informa-
tion has directed by Director.
Dr. Andrews delivered OCD comments on Dulles report to
Director (ER 0-3158).
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Mr. R. Blum, continued - talked with them again on Saturday, and they
seemed pleased with outcome of conversation with Director.
Mr. Blum was requested to get reactions of the intelligence
divisions of the services. Prior to this, Mr. Blum desires
to make sure that he understands CIA's viewpoint, namely;
that one officer from each of the Services be designated
with approval of the Surgeon General for detail to CIA.
Director agreed that this was the CIA position.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, General Counsel - Director approved proposed
language for amendment to 5.595 on Internal Security.
Mr. Pforzheimer arranged for Director to testify at the
Senate Hearing at eleven o'clock in the morning.
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Mr. W. Pforzheimer, General Counsel - Re Director's appearance at
Senate hearing on S.595 on internal security. Mr. Pforzheimer
later brought down a statement for Director's use at hearing.
Dr. Walter F. Colby, AEC (tel) - Informed Director that Arnold Kramish
had reported and was prepared to come to CIA for indoctrination.
Director informed Dr. Colby that he would arrange to have
Mr. Kramish indoctrinated.
Adv. Council (tel) - Director informed him that Arnold
Kramish had reported to AEC for duty and requested that he
arrange with Dr. Colby for the indoctrination of Mr. Kramish.
Director signed confidential voucher for
I dated 3 February.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Director approved ICAPS forwarding NSC annual
report on policy decisions to ORE.
Discussed participation of State and other IAC agencies
in preparation of IMs and CIA world situation reports, in
accordance with NSCID #3. Director approved and ICAPS will
send confirming memorandum to Director. (ER 0-3174)
Director approved Dr. Machle, OSI, designating areas
under NSCID #7.
Re IAC Standing Committee party line on Dulles' report,
Director will return to ICAPS today. (Later Director approved
paper and returned to ICAPS.) (ER 0-3133) 25X1
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Geni Counsel (tel) - Reported to Director that the
Senate hearing on S.595, internal security, had been
postponed indefinitely.
Capt. A. C. J. Sabalot, USN, ONI (tel) - Director informed him that
he was sending over a message for COMNAVWESPAC--CIA has
received word that this is what desires 25X1
and that he would like to get it through the Navy.
Director requested that Captain Sabalot clear it with 2 5X1
ONI and hand to Admiral Struble to dispatch. Later Captain
Sabalot and Director approved certain changes. Director
Mr. J. M. Plaskitt (tel) - Director accepted invitation to lunch at
the Carlton, 12 o'clock, Thursday, 10 February. (Ed Meisner
is fixing up a table for Navy Industrial Association;
Admiral Pride and James Crocker will be there.)
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Rear Admiral Leslie C. Stevens, USN (tel) - Informed Director that he
would soon be released from the hospital and that he
intends to return to USSR as Naval Attache. Director
invited him to call if he had an opportunity and also
offered to be of any assistance possible.
100 - Re NSCID #7. Navy is maintaining contact
Mr. Lyman Kirkpatrick, 00 registers and also maintaining contact with
some of 00 contacts. Director suggested
that this difficulty be worked out informally.
Ambassador Jose F. Lequerica's secretary (Spanish Embassy) (tel) -
Expressed Director's regrets that he could not accept
invitation to dinner on 16 February since he will be out
of the city.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Re dry run on next JIG presentation to
Secretary of Defense. Director will pick up Mr. Babbitt
and Dr. L. Montague at 1:45, and they will accompany him
to the meeting.
Mr. E. R. Saunders, Budget & Finance - Director gave him ADSO memorandum,
2 February 1949, on Foreign Post Differentials, for comment
and return.
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Adv. Council - Informed Director that Arnold Kramish
a been indoctrinated.
Director concurred in postponement of USCIB meeting
to 11 March. (Later Capt. Finnegan's office telephoned
and reported that all members had concurred in the postponem nt.)
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To JIG dry run of next presentation for S/Defense. Accompanied to
Mr. Babbitt and Dr. Montague. Director gave Dr. Montague
draft of presentation (CIA 23110).
- Reported to Director that Fisher Howe desired
SO to know for Department of State if CIA could
move in view of NSC decisions.
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Miss Meedham, Library, Public Roads (tel) - Has received a copy of
"Acquisition List of Foreign Maps," and would like to
talk to someone about it. Referred matter to
office; they will handle.
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Mrs. Leary, Secy to Dr. Karl T. Compton, RDB (tel) - Something urgent
has come up which will prevent Dr. Compton from keeping
his appointment with Director. Dr. Compton regrets this
very much and will communicate with us next week for
another appointment.
Secretary of Defense's office (tel) - Reported that Director would
be out of city part of next week; reported on intinerary.
ORE (tel) - Re next CIA world situation report. Requested
that this reach Director by next Wednesday noon.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re report from IAC members on Dulles' report.
(tel - He status of his application. Director
c ec a with Executive, and was
informed later in the day that his papers are still being
shopped around and that there is nothing definite to
report to him as yet; also that he would be contacted as
soon as anything develops.
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Exec. - Director requested additional material
on e Dulles' report comments by Executive. Later Mr.
I Ireported names and circumstances concerning the
three persons who were requested to resign from CIA last
year,
Zj(tel) - Director will lunch with him on Monday,
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Mr. Jack Ten Eyck (tel) - Extended invitatio; to r for a party a 2 5X1
week from Saturday afternoon for 25X1
Dr. J. Andrews, OCD (tel) - Requested name of Russian woman in Moscow 25X1
r. Andrews reported back that
in ORE could give Director all information on this person.
Secy to Cong. Hugh D. Scott, Penna. (tel) - Director requested that he
be informed of some Friday or Saturday when Cong. and
Mrs. Scott will be in Washington.
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Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Director requested that he deliver
copies of proposed CIA legislation to Speaker of the House
Rayburn and to Senator Millard Tydings; also that he
arrange an appointment for Director with Cong. Carl Vinson.
Appointment arranged with Cong. Vinson for 9 o'clock, Monday.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - State Department will send two sets of comments
to CIA on Dulles' report--one as IAC member and one as NSC
member.
Mr. James Angleton, SO (tel) - Informed Director that the film should
be available for showing by next Wednesday or Thursday
and will then be edited. Mr. Angleton suggested that
perhaps the President would like to see the edited version.
Director will ascertain his wishes. Director congratulated
Mr. Angleton on the good job done in this case.
I I Exec. - Director requested number of P-6, P-7, P-8
and -13 slots in CIA.
Capt. J. Finnegan, Adv. Council - Discussion of intercepts.
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Mr. John R. Beal, Time Magazine (tel) - Requested some unofficial
information on the arrests in Bulgaria. In absence of
Director, the Deputy took the call and answered Mr.
Beal's questions.
Ambassador John Wiley (tel) - rJ Ambassador
Miley stated that there is a question concerning the
security of and he desires to see the
CIA file on su ec_ officer. Am Wiley is en route
to Indianapolis but will return to Washington on Wednesday,
16 February, at which time he will contact the Director
for an appointment to review the file on
Mr. Atkinson, Senate Armed Services Committee (tel) - Requested an
additional copy of the draft of CIA legislation which bill
will be introduced on Monday. Request referred to Mr.
Pforzheimer's office who will handle.
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To Cong. Carl Vinson, Georgia - Director delivered a copy of proposed
CIA legislation. Accompanied by Mr. W. Pforzheimer.
Mrs. Leary, Secy to Dr. Karl T. Compton, RDB (tel) - Suggested Friday
for meeting of Dr. Compton, Lt Col Edwin Black, OSD, and
Director. She was informed that Director would be out of
the city. She will call later.
Mr. James Angleton (tel) - Director informed him that
ould call this afternoon, accompanied by
d invited Mr. Angleton to sit in on the mee ng.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS (-tel) - Requested that before his departure Director
notify Mr. Childs of position of S/Defense and ES/NSC on
the publicity matter being considered by IAC.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel (tel) - Stated that the Senate Armed
Services Committee will meet on Thursday morning while
Director is out of the city. Mr. Pforzheimer was informed
that Director would request Deputy to stand by in case the
Committee desires that a CIA representative be present.
Col. Sheffield Edwards, I&S - Director requested security file on
telephoned on Saturday).
(about whom Ambassador Wiley
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tel) - Inquired as to the type of information which CIA
(ad d and to whom distribution was made. She was informed
that CIA was responsible for foreign intelligence only and
that dissemination of CIA information was restricted by
law. She mentioned a young man whom she has met in
Washington who makes a point of attending cocktail parties
and uses this means to make contacts to his own advantage.
He claims that within ten minutes he can get on the telephone
and get a great deal of personal information on individuals--
such as date and place of birth, his property, income, etc.
She feels that this activity of his should be reported to the
proper agency as it might fall under the subversive category.
I was informed that CIA had no such information and
a s peared to be a matter within the jurisdiction of
the FBI. She stated that she had telephoned our organization
from a telephone number obtained from the hotel register
which indicated that this individual had telephoned CIA on
several occasions and that she had thereby deducted that
he would obtain such information from CIA. She was assured
that he did not obtain information from CIA and was advised
again to take up this matter with the FBI.
Commander A. D. A. Crawford USN (tel) - Re letter from Col. Clay Anderson,,
which suggests the name of
a retired colonel, as someone who could be of
assistance to CIA. Director stated CIA could not hire him
unless he forfeits his retired pay which is not advisable. 25X1
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After check with ersonne , as informed that 25X1
his application was still being shopped around and that he
will be contacted if and when anything develops.
Capt T. B. Hill, USN, MLC/AEC (tel) - Re discussions between his group
and Deputy Director recently, the group would like to call
on Director and Deputy tomorrow at 2 o'clock, if possible.
Appointment set for that time.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Reported that the House Armed Services
Committee would consider proposed CIA legislation on Friday
at ten o'clock; the Committee would like for the Director to
be present. Later Mr. P. reported that the Friday meeting
would be held by a sub-committee and not by the full committee.
Director will request Deputy to attend this meeting.
Mr. E. R. Saunders, Bud & Fin - Discussion of project
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Dr. Horace S. Craig, Jr., JCS (tel) - Re JCS oral presentation to S/Defense
scheduled for 19 February, Dr. Craig will discuss with Dr. L.
Montague, ORE, this afternoon. Director stated that CIA's
presentation for NSC meeting Thursday would be written.
Exec. - Director signed confidential voucher for
and also secret memorandum establishing NEG under OSI.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE - Director discussed with him complaint of Maj Gen
C. P. Cabell, AF that CIA IMs and World Situation reports
were not being coordinated with Air Force Intelligence.
ORE will keep Gen Cabell's office informed of these reports
even though there is not time to coordinate them fully.
- Applicant. Left for Director letter from
Asst Secy of State Dean Rusk to the effect that he had
"had a telegram from Mark Etheridge who says that he does not
plan to add anyone to his staff at this time." Further,
stated that Capt. Berry, OSD, and Mr. Nichols, Air
Force,
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he was informed later that
Director had stated that acceptance of the assignment would
not interfere with the processing of his papers as it would
be a matter of some six weeks before anything mi ht come up.
(Letter from Dean Rusk returned to this date.) 25X1
Mr. Jack Ten Eyck (tel) - Director regretted that he would be unable to
accept Mr. Ten Eyck's invitation but stated that Mrs. Hillen-
koetter would probably attend the party.
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Communications' Officer (tel) - There will be no OPC cablebook this
afternoon.
Mr. James Angleton, OSO
Mr. Joseph M. McDaniel, ECA (tel) - Made appointment to call on Director
in the morning.
Exec - Re '-9 Slot for Dr. Willard Machle, OSI.
Mr. Kohler, Naval Communications (tel) - Requested appointment for himself
and ith Director. He was informed that he
would be contacted. (Tel: Exec. 8050, ext. 541)
Mr. Rudolf E. Schoenfeld, U.S.Minister to Rumania - Called on Director
after presentation in CIA Situation Room.
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Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC (tel)
who is looking or a job. Army es res to
know if CIA can use him, and Director requested that OPC
check on this possibility. An OPC representative will see
(CPC is already in touch withbut he is not 25X1
aware of this). Mr. Wisner will let the Director know.
Maj Gen Thomas D. White, OSAF (tel) - Is sending over to Director a
ticket for the "Air Progress Demonstration" to be held
this afternoon at Andrews Field.
Capt. J. Finnegan, Adv. Council - Director referred him to Mr. James
Angleton Discussed coordination of 25X1
Istations in the fields of
common interest and Director approved plans for further
development during forthcoming trip 25X1
(Capt. Finnegan is leaving Friday for a ou a week.
Mr. John H. Ohly, OSD (tel) - Re p-9 slot for Dr. Willard Machle, 031.
Mr. Ohly states that Machle would have to be assigned to
OSD and not on a reimbursement basis. Director will let
the P-9 slot ride, if Dr. Machle is willing,until CIA
legislation has been put through.
Mr. Joseph M. McDaniel, ECA (Paris) -
1OSO - Gave Director OSO file containing information
on
Col. Sheffield Edwards, I&S - Director signed stencil for covering memo
on CIA report to NSC on NSC 29 (Venezuelan oil fields).
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE - Director gave him revision of Dr. Craig's
presentation to S/D on 19 Feb. (CIA 23110-A).
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requested that he draft a reply.
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Adv. Counsel - Re CIA 29840, Memorandum to SID,
prepared by OSO (FBP). Director instructed him to have
the document hand-carried to S/D to read and then bring
it back to CIA.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Showed Director Army cable on "International
Col. C. Blakeney, " Refugee Organization, Italy" which will be
discussed at IAC meeting on Friday. ICAPS will
circularize this message to IAC members this afternoon.
(tel) - Arrived here yesterday and is leaving this
oon.
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Mr. R. Lawrence, FBI (tel) - At the request of Mr. J. Edgar Hoover
asked Director if CIA had any connection with 25X1
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Director stated that she has had no connection with
CIA and that CIA will have nothing to do with her.
Col. C. C. Blakeney, ICAPS - Informed Director that the Secretary of
the Army has directed a reduction in the number of copies
of TS Army cables being disseminated. CIA is to receive
only one of the six copies currently being received from
Army. This information has been given to Dr. Andrews, OCD,
who is preparing a memorandum to the S/Army for possible
transmission from the Director.
Dr. James Andrews, OCD (tel) - Re problem of cables reported by Col.
Blakeney, OCD receives only three copies of Army cables.
In reply to his question, he was informed that the Director's
office did not receive cables from Army. Dr. Andrews does
not know where the other three copies are delivered in CIA
but will check 030.
I xpressed
regrets that Director will not be able to attend a party
this evening; called out of city.
(tel) -
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Brig Gen E. K. Wright, DD - "Harmon" committee talked with Director
Lt Gen Hubert Harmon,USAF and Deputy about industrial intelligence.
Deputy took them to CCD to inspect the
machine records; then the group it to
ORE.
Maj Gen 0. P. Weyland, NWC (tel) - Extended invitation to Director to
speak at the National War College on Tuesday, 29 March,
on the Central Intelligence Agency and its relation to
the National Military Establishment. Director stated he
would be pleased to come if he possibly could and other-
wise would send his Deputy. General Weyland is sending
a letter confirming invitation.
Mr. Walter Waggoner, NY Times (tel) - Re Sorge Spy Ring matter; asked
Director if CIA had any interest in this case. Director
stated that this case was entirely Army and that CIA has
no concern in it.
SO - Director gave him letter to dispatch to
Exec. - Reported to Director the percentages on
losses 'in the top three grades for the comments on the
Dulles Report.
Called to pay respects
0 ow ng presentation to people.
Mr. Drew W. Kohler, Naval Communications - Discussed letter written
to Director by Mr. Kohler and
on 5 April 1948.
Col. Sheffield Edwards, I&S - Brought Director first copy of the report
to NSC on NSC 29. Will deliver 20 more copies to Director
tomorrow for NSC members. Advance copy will go to S/State
Acheson.
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re Dulles' Report.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE - Director gave him request from JCS (Lt Gen H. R.
Harmon) for action (CIA 23134).
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Director gave him authority to
handle negotiations on the Senate Armed Services Committee
proposal that CIA legislation,as presently drafted, be
dropped and that one paragraph substantially in the form
of para. 7(b) of current craft, authorizing general
expenditures without regard to law and the use of unvouchered
funds, be substituted. 25X1
Mrs. Leary, Secy to Dr. Karl T. Compton, RDB (tel) - Suggested 11 o'clock,
25 February, for appointment with Dr. Compton and Lt Col
Edwin Black, OSD. Appointment confirmed for that time in
Director's office.
ORE (tel) - CIA world situation report will be delivered
by noon today, and asked if he could make 25X1
delivery to other recipients. He was informed that the
copies for NSC members should be delivered today and the
other copies should not be delivered until the afternoon
of the NSC meeting (tomorrow).
R query as to a standard deadline for
delivery of NSC copies of the report in Director's office,
he was informed that if the copies arrived in the Director's
office on the Wednesday afternoon preceding the meeting
this would be satisfactory, but they should be delivered
not later than the close of business on that Wednesday.
Re ICAPS memo on Service intelligence agencies' desire
that this report be coordinated with them, ORE is endeavoring
to find a way to accomplish this without having the infor-
mation too old.
applicant sent to CIA by
s tested early in November and
a er was interviewed by several people. On 8 December 1948,
she received a letter to the effect that CIA had nothing
available for her at that time but would keep her applica-
tion in a current file. ]asked if this were a 25X1
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employment, perhaps to cover up the fact that she had not
been successful in her test, or if her.application actually
was in an active file. After check with personnel people,
he was informed that presently there was nothing available
in'the grade for which she was qualified but that her
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Exec. - Re OSO and OPC space, Director approved the
allocation of space in "L" building--2nd floor, 7th wing--
to OPC; 030 now has this space.
Director authorized assignment of 25 more people to
the clerical pool.
to NSC re additional space needed CIA.
Director authorized bto discuss the
"Hoover" Commission report on personnel with Congressman
Edward H. Rees.
will prepare a note for Director to take
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Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Re press report just off the ticker to the
effect that Soviet Zone troops in Germany have been
reinforced, Director requested a brief report on this
to pass on this afternoon.
Director will check ADSO on the same subject and
request that he get any additional information possible.
Dr. James Andrews, OCD - Army has authorized one copy of TS cables for
CIA. Dr. Andrews left a proposed letter to Secretary of
Army Royall on this subject.
Re CIA not coordinating papers with other agencies,
Dr. Andrews will get a denial in writing.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Left with Director an unofficial ONI draft
proposing a new intelligence coordinating committee in
lieu of the IAC. Mr. Childs states that Deputy should
see this since it may be presented at the TAC meeting on
Friday.
Col. Robert Wood, OSD (tel) - Understands that Report No. 6 of the
"Hoover" Commission will be published with the
Eberstadt task report and asked if Director or Admiral
Souers had discussed the matter with the Eberstadt
Committee. Director stated that he had discussed the
matter with Mr. Sidney Mitchell and understood that the
Eberstadt report would not be published but would go in
mimeograph form to Congress.
Vice Admiral H. W. Hill, Commandant, NWC (tel) - Mr. Philip C. Jessup
will lecture at NWC on Friday, 25 February, 0845, on the UN
Paris Conference. Admiral Hill invited Director to attend
and to stay for lunch at 1220 if Jessup accepts invitation
to lunch. Director said he would be delighted to attend
lecture and luncheon.
SO - Director requested that he look up IN 23886,
OSLO 241, and get it out to State, Army, Navy and Air.
ec. - Suggested that Director look at the ORE 25X1
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To Mr. S. W. Souers, ES/NSC - Director took over World Situation report
for NSC members and also CIA report on NSC 29.
Col. Robert Wood, OSD - He was informed that Director would be out of the
city on Saturday and would not attend oral presentation to
Mr. Forrestal on that date. Later Col. Wood telephoned
Director and stated that it would not be necessary for
a CIA representative to attend the briefing.
Mr. L. Houston, Genl Counsel - Director gave him two secret memorandums
for OSO concerning quarters allowance for field employees
and requested comment as to the legality of the proposals.
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Mr. Eisenhower (tel) - Stated that Cong. E. P. Scrivner had told him that
the Director wished to see him when he came to Washington.
Mr. Eisenhower will be in Washington, working at the
State Department, until Sunday morning. He requested that
Director call him at DI. 4330 if he returned to city in
time in order that Director and Mr. Eisenhower might get
together before Mr. Eisenhower's departure.
Dr. Horace Craig, JCS (tel) - Re dry-run tomorrow of presentation to
S/D Forrestal on Saturday. He was informed that Director
would be out of the city but that a check would be made
on attendance of other CIA representatives.
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Senator. B. B. Hickenlooper (tel) - Left no message, but will call Director
next week.
Mr. Raymond P. Brandt, St. Louis Post-Dispatch (tel) - Will call Director
again.
Dr. Horace Craig, JCS (tel) - Re dry run on presentation for S/D to be
held today, he was informed that Director.was out of the
city but that I Iwould represent CIA. 25X1
Reference presentation to S /D on Saturday, he was informed
that Director had talked to Col Wood, OSD, and the latter
stated it would not be necessary to have a CIA representative2 5X1
there.
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, Minn. (tel) - Informed him that Director
was out of the city until Saturday. Deputy Director
requested Mr. Pforzheimer to contact the Senator.
Mr. Pforzheimer reported that the Senator was again
checking on whose case is still pending
in security; is presently in the pool. Mr.
Pforzheimer told Senator Humphrey that the blizzards, etc.
in the far west had held up the closing of this security
investigation.
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Mr. Elbridge Durbrow, State representative at NWC (tel) - Extended
invitation to Director to lunch on Friday, 18 February,
for Ambassador John Wiley who is leaving Saturday for
New York en route to his post. Informed him that Director
was out of the city and expressed Director's regrets that
he could not attend the luncheon.
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Col Robert J. Wood, OSD (tel) - Reference his memo of 2/16/49 concerning,
publication of certain sections of the Hoover report, speci-
fically Vol. II. Director agreed to explain personally to
Congressional Committee the reasons why Vol II should not be
made public. Director also agreed to speE.k to Gen Gruenther,
JCS, about Vol III, even though CIA has no interest in this
volume. (Gen Gruenther has said that he doubts whether there
are sufficient grounds to request that Vol III be withheld.)
Miss Miller, Army Plans & Ops (tel) - DPO has received an urgent request
re status of the Republic of Indonesia--whether presently
there is such a Republic and what it comprised. Call
referred to ORE who will call Miss Miller and
explain the situation.
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the government for purely patriotic mot ves; was in the Navy
during the war. contacted him about a job, and he2 5X1
informed.OthE,t he had had an offer from CIA in which 25X1
he was interested. (Memo of information to Personnel Branch.)
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Re paper on Soviet potential on which IAC
agencies are working. Mr. Babbitt brought over a draft
ORE paper on the subject which is out for coordination.
Director will let him know if this paper will serve both
purposes.
Miss Styles, White House (tel) - She asked if the Dome Hotel on the
Island of Cyprus had been demilitarized (was used by the
British during the war and after); check had been made
with British Embassy but they had told her they did not
know. After check with Miss Styles
was informed that it ha e n e y een aehilitarized.
SO (tel) - Re aointment with Director for
Arranged
for him to see Director on Wednesday, ree o'clock.
Exec. - Director gave him letter from ES/NSC re
app cant for preparation of reply (ER 0-3321). Also
requested that chart for Dulles comments (Encl #3 to 23128)
be revised.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re Dulles' Report.
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Delivered first draft of comments on IAC section
of the Dulles Report.
Exec. - Director requested twenty copies each of
enclosures 3 & 4(to CIA 23128) and of the ORE and CIA
charts of qualifications of professional personnel--for
comments on Dulles Report to go to NSC.
Mr. W. Pforzhimer, Genl Counsel - Director gave him letter from Sidney
Mitchell, Hoover Commission, for action--see appropriate
House and Senate Committees re non-publication of Vol. II
of Eberatadt report.
Mr. Pforzheimer briefed Director on status of CIA
legislation.
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Rear Admiral Charles C. Hartman, USN, FUPERS (tel) - Director requested
name of commanding officer at Key West, Florida--Captain
C. C. Adell, CO, Naval Station. 25X1
Mr. James Angleton, SO (tel) - Informed Director that his comments on
Dulles report could be better,and he would like to improve
them tonight and send to Director tomorrow. Director said
that would not be necessary as he plans to draft a consolidated
report and then Prather CIA people to discuss it.
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Communications Officer (tel) - No OPC cablebook this morning.
Personnel (tel) - Re orted that the house which had
been lined up for 25X1
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mind which rents for $200. a month, and he will take a
look at another one in Alexandria but fears that the price
will be a bit too high. He believes that if a house should
be found with a fairly reasonable rent that a deposit should
be made on it because realtors and owners are not inclined
to wait three or four weeks with no promise of the house
being accepted.
Secretary to S/D Forrestal (tel) - Reported on Director's itinerary
for the coming week.
Mr. James Angleton, OSO (tel) - Reported that has
been promoted and suggested that
Director might wish to sen a letter of congratulations.
He stated that this promotion enhances
position and that CIA should benefit from it ma erially.
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re NSC meeting yesterday. Mr. James Lay states
that a copy of the notes will not be made available to
CIA but that Mr. Souers would be glad to brief Director
upon his return. Mr. Childs states that he had learned
one thing--the original staff study on PW was the one (Annex A)
accepted which means that the responsibility for peacetime
planning for wartime conduct of overt PW would go to State.
Dr. James Andrews, OCD (tel) - Reported to Deputy that the situation of
the Army TS cables was back to normal today.
Col. Laurin Williams, ID/GSUSA (tel) - Reported to Deputy that he had
talked tol CIA, today about the TS
Army cables and that everything was all right now and
Director would not'need to send the letter to Secretary of
the Army Royall.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - The House subcommittee approved the
legislation with minor changes which in no way changed the
substance of the legislation. (Deputy attended hearing.)
The Senate Armed Services Committee has dropped the
idea of "one paragraph" CIA legislation.
Tentatively, the Director is scheduled to attend
hearings, as follows: House Armed Services Committee
on Wednesday, 23 February, 10 a.m.; Senate Armed Services
Committee on Thursday, 24. February, 10 a.m.
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Mr. Milton Eisenhower, UN (tel) - Mr. Eisenhower can be contacted at
the Mayflower today (DI 4330) but is leaving the city
Sunday morning.
Director returned to Washington at approximately 1310.
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Gave DCI paper on crisis situation which DCI
had requested.
Mr. J. Smith, ORE - Showed EYES ONLY paper to DCI.
Mr. Graham Smith, Phila - Was in Washington for the day and invited
Adm &Mrs. H to have dinner with him tonight. DCI
expressed regrets, since they had previous engagement.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer - Reported that Armed Services Committee unanimously
approved our legislation.
Mr. L. Houston, Gen Counsel - DCI gave him two papers: One from Nr.
regarding a request for relief of liability for
Govt property; another from 50 regarding excess freight 25X1
charges on household goods.
Mr. G. Carey, 00 (tele) - Has reported back to duty. The cast was
taken off yesterday, but he will continue to use crutches
for the next three weeks.
I Regarding new chart on proposed change in
CIA organization - for Dulles report.
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R Adm J W Roper, BUPERS (tele) - Referred to an N/A I I whom 25X1
they met some time ago. He has contacted s. asking
if she could arrange for him to obtain a list of the
books on naval strategy. Adm Roper will have prepared.
Mr. Jerry Green, NY Daily News (tele) - Stated UP has a story about
the Armed Services Committee's approving a bill having
to do with CIA. He had called Adm Scuers who, he reported,
referred him to the Director of CIA. Told him I could not
give him any information but would call him later.
(Did not call him back.)
Re CIA organization.
Col C. C. Blakeney, ICAPS - General Cabell is scheduled to address
the school at Norfolk a few days after DCI. Col Nye
who is working on his speech would appreciate an idea
what DCI will say about IAC. DCI will not have a
special speech prepared but will talk along the lines
of previous talks. He will be glad to let Col Nye
see a copy of past speech given as an outline of what
he will say.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer - Appointment arranged for DCI to see Mr. McCormack
at 11:00 on Friday.
Dr. Compton's Secy (tele) Asked her for a change in Dr. Compton's and
Col Black's appointment for Friday at 11 as DCI is called
on the Hill at that time. Suggested 10 or 12. Will
check and let us know.
Mr. J. Angleton, SO - Re man for Canadian post.
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Rel sport on his trip to 25X1
South America.
Capt. A. C. J. Sabalot, ONI (tel) - Captain Sabalot will telephone
Director for appointment tomorrow afternoon if Director
is unable to attend the Class Luncheon.
9ffice of
ongressman Jacob K. Javits, New York (tel) - Re constituent, 25X1
who is interested in a Job with CIA. Appo n en
arranged with Personnel Mr. Pforzheimer 25X1
informed.
To see Under Secretary of State James Webb - Re passport for alien
discussed withi and Mr. L. Houston.
FBI (tel) - Re H.R. 2663. --]asked if
we naa an extra copy of this bill kCIX eg s ation).
Corrected copy sent to him by special messenger.
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Exec. - Director signed confidential voucher.
Also delivered to Director copy of TS CIA organization
chart.
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Vice Admiral H. W. Hill, NWC (tel) - Director expressed regrets that
he could not attend lecture tomorrow because he has to
make an appearance on the Hill.
To see Mr. S. W. Souers, ES/NSC -
Secy to Dr. Karl T. Compton, RDB (tel) - Confirmed appointment for
Dr. Compton and Col. Black to call on Director tomorrow
at ten o'clock.
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in the city all next week.
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Dr. Karl T. Compton, RDB - Discussion of the subject of defense
Lt Col Edwin F. Black, OSD against unconventional attack. (Reference
SID letter to Director of 26 Jan 49,CIA,23090)
Dr. Compton desires that a representative of CIA meet with
the committee on this matter. Director designated Mr. W.K.
Harvey, OSO.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Meeting with Congressman John W.
McCormack will be after eleven; time has not been set.
At noon Mr. Pforzheimer reported that the meeting had been 25X1
arranged for 3:30.
Mrs. Arthur Warner (tel) - Director will lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Warner at one o'clock.
JAdv. Council - Director gave him confidential letter
rom ol. Robert Wood, Aide to S/D concerning status of
clearance of Robert Blum. will present to the 25X1
Board and request reply.
Secy to Admiral Louis E. Denfeld, CNO (tel) - Accepted invitation for
Director for 6 March.
Mr. James Angleton's secretary (tel) - Requested that she get word
to him, inviting Mr. Angleton to join Director for lunch.
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To lunch - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Warner, Mr. James Angleton, Army Navy Coub.
(tel) - Applicant; desired to speak to Director.
was arranged for him to call on Personnel Officer on
Monday at 10 o'clock.
Mr. W. K. Harvey, SO - Director instructed him to work with Dr. Karl
T. Compton and Col. Edwin F. Black and committee on the
subject of unconventional attack; Dr. Compton has stated
that this is a problem for espionage and not for the
scientific people of CIA. Director gave Mr. Harvey letter
from S/D, CIA 23090.
SO - Director signed letter tol 25X1
accepting his resignation as of the close of
us ness, 4 March 1949.
Ex e - Reported to wirector on a telephone call
today rom Mr. J. R. Blandford of the House Armed Services
Committee. Mr. Blandford read to press
release which Cong. Carl Vinson will issue this afternoon.
informed Mr. Blandford that CIA had no
objection to its release.
To Congressman John W. McCormack - Re CIA legislation.
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Secy to Dr. Walter F. Colby, AEC (tel) - Requested appointment with
Director. Arranged for him to call on Monday at 10 o'clock.
I iSO (tel) - Re cable, IN 25116, Director requested
a e d be notified to collect and forward any additional
information on this subject.
I I FBI (tel) - Re cable, IN 25116, FBI requests that
their man at that station be briefed on the subject and
that CIA representative be asked to cooperate fully with
FBI man.
ISO (tel) - Director passed on FBI request and
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Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Director instructed him to see
Cong. John W. McCormack about the Q Report.
- Applicant; referred to Personnel Officer.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re IAC Agenda
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I I Exec. - Director approved revised page 15 of
the onfidential Funds Regulations (para. 6.4).
Discussed with Director SO communications personnel
problem. 25X1
Director authorized to release 0 25X1
to the Army when the request comes in from Army.
until three o'clock today. If reply is unsatisfactory
is to attempt to send ESD-44 to MacArthur in
Japan.
In afternoon, eported on reply--field
representative has an appointment with Admiral Badger on
Monday, and Director authorized holding-off until he had
kept the appointment and reported.
to move ESD-44 from
ormosa as soon as possible, but to await their reply
I (tel) - Accepted invitation
to Director or urs., March.
ORE - Eyes Only material for Director.
Dr. James;Andrews, OCD - Reference OPC relation to NSC.
To farewell luncheon for Deputy Director, Brig. Gen. E. K. Wright,
Hotel 2400.
To Maj Gen S. LeRoy Irwin, ID/GSUSA -
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS (tel) - Re locations of middle east oil, there
is nothing in NSC files other than the material in the
NSC papers on this; however,Near Eastern Division of State
has pin-point locations of American facilities. On instruc-
tion of Director, Mr. Childs was requested to get this
material from State Department.
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SO - Will bring over SO material in absence of
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Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Mr. Walter of the House Judiciary
Committee objected in the Rules Committee to the inclusion
of the alien provision in CIA Bill and requested that
the Committee grant unlimited debate on the bill; the
Committee took no action, and proponents of the bill
took the matter to the Speaker who stated there would be
a closed rule, limiting debate. Mr. Pforzheimer talked
with Cong. McCormack who stated he had ordered the CIA
Bill for consideration on Monday,? March, under a suspension
of the rules of the House.
While at the House Armed Services Committee, Mr. P.
talked with a representative of the Columbia Broadcasting
Company regarding the alien provision of CIA Bill for use
of Edward R. Merrill in his broadcast.
Mr. P. talked to Cong. McCormack at request of Mr.
Dawson, Chairman of the House Expenditures Committee
re the Eberstadt Report and its security. Mr. McCormack
requested stated report should be tightly held and that
Mr. Dawson should request Director to appear before the
Committee in executive session to explain necessity for
security. Mr. P. suggested to Mr. Dawson that he read
the copy of the Report which the Speaker had and, if for 25X1
any reason he then wished to ask the Director any questions,
the Director should be requested to appear.
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Maj Gen S. LeRoy Irwin, ID/GSUSA (tel) - Stated matter was not urgent
and left no message.
Mr. Paul Ward, Baltimore Sun (tel) - Call referred to Duty Officer
for action.
(tel) - Requested and was given
Director's home telephone number.
NY Operator 395 (tel) - Left message for Director to call if he came in.
(tel) -- Left no message.
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Mr. C. D. DeLoach, FBI (tel) - Will call on Director on Monday at
ten o'clock re classmate of Director, Admiral "Hooley"
Gearing.
Re message given Director this morning byiI 25X1
Director informed Mr. DeLoach that he a eve
e report was phony but that CIA was monitoring the
broadcasts.
Director will go through the FBI on Tuesday if he
is not called up on the Hill.
Mr. Rice's office, State Department (tel) - Mr. Rice of Division of
Philippine Affairs is interested in securing maps
which show the density of the populatio
call referred to for action.
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Mr. Richard Davis, Newsweek Magazine (tel) - Stated that someone in
his office had talked to Mr. Pforzheimer yesterday re
CIA legislation and he now desired to speak to someone
who could tell him whether the power to make the final
determination on recommendations for the deportation of
undesirable aliens was vested in the Attorney General.
elepho a was referred to 25X1
Mr. Jack Smith, ORE (tel) - Reported on an "out of the ordinary"
item in the Daily Summary which he thought should be
called to the attention of the Director. He stated that
he would have a copy, delivered to the Director at home.
(Copy of message returned to Mr. Smith on 11 March 1949.)
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1 AALSO (tele) - DCI referred to Cable IN-2L654
If' not already done, copy should
e urnls e rmy.
Congressman Hugh Scott (tele) - Since DCI could not reach the congressman
he asked Mr. Arnan Gulick, Secretary, to invite
the congressman for dinner either this Friday or
Saturday. It appears that Friday is open but he
will verify and let DCI know. Dinner is being given
Mr. W. Pforzheimer - DCI returned to him memo Feb 25, 1949, Subject:
"CIA interest in Admission of Aliens". He is
to make a correction then send the memo to
Congressman McCormack at his home address.
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Miss McKeag, Veterans Administration, Code 139, x-513 (tele) - kiss
McKeag heads the Translation Section at VA.
They are starting to receive a few communications
written in Japanese. The volume is not sufficient
for them to employ a full-time translator and upon
inquiring of the State Department if they could
assist them on the few letters they receive, they
were referred to CIA. Explained to her that our
staff is limited and their work has been confined
to internal CIA requirements. In a few isolated
cases where there has been a distinct intelligence
value in the document, CIA has done the translation
for outside agencies of the Government. Advised
her to take up the matter with ~ir. R. P. Bronson,
the VA liaison official, and if he deemed her request
of sufficient importance to have him submit a written
request for consideration within our organization.
OSD (tele) - Letter to General Vandenberg, C/S, Air Force,
re certain Air Force requirements,ha.s been signed,
and can be called for. (Later document called for
by one of ssistants.) 25X1
Mr. Sidney Mitchell, Hoover Commission (tele) - The Hoover report is going
to Congress today. They have instructed Bureau of
Budget not to print volumes 2 and 3..
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Mr. A. Pforzheimer - Gave him memo to Senator B. B. Hickenlooper on
for hand delivery. (Later Mr. Pf
reported a the Senator would be away until
Wednesday night. After checking with DCI, Mr. Pf
was informed to hold up delivery until his return.)
Colonel Robert Wood, OSD (tele) - Re Hoover Commission reports.
Adv Council - Approved, with minor changes, draft
of letter to Chairman, USCI3, regarding clearance
of Robert Blum. Discussed, and reported favorably or,
recent trip to Viest Coast. DCI directed continuation
of indoctrination program.
DCI approved his expense accounts.
Col S. Edwards, I&S - Gave DCI paper on a name check he requested.
EYES ONLY material.
D - Asked that
cable IN-2470 be sent
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hr. W. Park Armstrong's office (tele) - Accepted DCI's invitation to
luncheon for on 14 March.
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to luncheon with Director on 14 March for Gen Irwin.
Dr. James Andrews, OCD (tel) - He has been informed by
CIA liaison officer, that Army is sending a letter to the
Director requesting nominations of people who are to
have access to some Army material which has not heretofore
been available to CIA. Dr. Andrews requested that this
correspondence be routed thru OCD since this is a project
on which he has been working for some time.
Lunch at desk.
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OSO and OPC be shown NSC 34/2 because of the last line.
Mr. Childs was informed that the message would be delivered
but that in any case the booklet would not be forwarded 25X1
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Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC (tel) - Requested that Director take no
action on the Rumanian matter I luntil OPC views 25X1
were received; memorandum forwarded today.
Re NSC Staff paper (on Formosa), Mr. Wisner stated
that the paper was a bit confusing and needs some clari-
fication. Director approved Mr. Wiener's contacting State
people and informed Mr. W. that the matter would come up
at the NSC meeting on Thursday.
Lt. Gen John E. Hull, USA (tel) - Stated that he would like to discuss
with Director matter of how he can get information from
CIA in connection with the weapons system evaluation which
he is setting up. Director declined luncheon invitation
but will call on Gen Hull tomorrow at 2:30, loom 3C654 Pentagon.
I SO - Re obtaining additional communications
Communications personnel immediately to meet OSO
commitments and re ailed communications
problems.
SO - Re of ESD-1,4 in connection with call
rom
Mr. A. Gulick, Secy to Cong Hugh Scott, Penna (tel) -
to Director yesterday by
Secy to Rear Admiral Thos. B. Inglis, ONI (tel) - Accepted invitation
to luncheon with Director on 14 March for Adm Inglis.
Mr. Ernest K. Lindley, Newsweek (tel) - Invited Director to appear on
a television show, Monday, 7 March. Director requested
that he be excused since CIA should not be publicized.
Mr. Lindley will call again.
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Rel who formerly worked with OSS, and who
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SO - Director approved message to field re ESD-1;4.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re IAC comments on Dulles Report.
Mr. Richard Eels, Library of Congress (tel) - Extended invitation to
Director from Librarian of Congress to attend a lecture
and reception on Monday, 7 March. Expressed Director's
regrets since he will be out of the city and asked that
Director's thanks be extended to the Librarian.
To E5/ SC Sidney W. Souers - Director delivered CIA comments on the
Dulles Report; also Army ID comments.
Mr. L. Houston, Genl Counsel (tel) - Reference Director's call last
week on Under Secretary of State Webb, Mr. Houston asked
if Director wished him to call Mr. Carl Humelsine, State,
since nothing has been heard about the visa. On instruction
of Director, Mr. Houston was later told to go ahead and
call Mr. Humelsine.
Dr. Willard F. Machle, OSI - Discussed means of continuous improvement.
To Lt Gen John E. Hull, USA - Re CIA cooperation with JCS committee
on weapons system evaluations.
Mr. W. Pforaheimer, Genl Counsel (tel) - Left message for Director that
the Senate Armed Services Committee plans to take up CIA
legislation the first thing on Thursday,.10 March.
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Secy to Dr. Willard S. Machle, OSI (tel) - Dr. Machie is not feeling
very well and will not attend Staff Conference today.
Mr. Robert Blum, OSD (tel) - Re medical intelligence. Mr. Blum has
discussed with General Irwin who suggests that this be put
on the IAC agenda. Director stated this subject was
already on the agenda for the next IAC meeting.
Mr. Blum stated that the
comments forwarded to Director were informal comments only
by JCS and asked if Director desired formal comments.
Director stated that this would not be necessary since
he had turned the matter over to State (Mr. George Kennan)
and was awaiting action by them.
Dr. James Andrews, OCD F
Weekly Staff Conference.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Director discussed medical intelligence with
him.
Mr. Stewart Alsop (tel) -
Mr. Paul Moerschell (tel) - Relative of the Director; is staying at the 25X1
LaFayette Hotel, DI, 4210, ext. 611.
Exec. - Director instructed him to remove radios from
a cars. 25X1
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communications personnel and requested that he take the 25X1
action. (Secret memorandum to ADSO from 3/1/49)
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Maj Gen S. LeRoy Irwin, ID/GSUSA (tel) - Informed Director that ID now
has a lot of material on the major project which he would
like to discuss with Director. Director will call on him
at 2 o'clock tomorrow.
Director will also bring Gen Irwin up-to-date on the
status of the matter of 25X1
Mr. James Angleton, SO - Re exchange of cables with Mr. W. Averell 25X1
Harriman, ECA.
Mr. Jack Smith, ORE - Brought Director TS Army cable from M/A, Brussels,
IN 7210, 2/2/49. (Returned to Mr. Smith in afternoon.)
Adv Council - Reported that he was leaving for San
Juan and would return on Sunday.
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC (tel) - Director inquired if OPC has a
Mr. Wisner replied than etas not
with OPC although he is acquainted with him--he was mixed
up in some time back.
To NSC Meeting, White House.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Left-message for Director that
House Rules Committee will consider CIA bill tomorrow at
10:30. Mr. Pforzheimer will listen to proceedings.
Mr. Pforzheimer has delivered letter to Senator B. B.
Hickenlooper personally; Mr. McCormabk'in Washington
today, and the note will be left at his hotel for him,
as per instructions.
Mr. James Angleton, SO (tel) - Additional information on survey of
activities (clandestine). Mr. Angleton later came in
with a paper on this subject which he will redraft and
return to Director. (Reference: CIA 23171)
Rear Admiral John E. Gingrich, AEC - Director gave him paraphrase of
CIA cable, IN 25116,
Mr. C. D. DeLoach, FBI - Director gave him paraphrase of CIA cable,
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ny him to Norfolk.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Director requested a brief report or
the change in the Russian cabinet in case he is questioned
by intelligence officers at the Armed Forces Staff College,
Norfolk.
Director requested that ORE prepare something to go
out on this subject--ORE to get State Department views and
fully coordinate the paper.
Director requested that ORE look into the messages
which have come in re other boys putting troops on Finnish
and Norwegian borders.
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that cable be dispatched to remove 25X1
as soon as possible. o hold this -Up until 25X1
he gets message from the e c.
Col Sheffield Edwards, I&S - Director gave him correspondence from
a
Personnel (tel) - Director reminded him thatl -1 25X1
s due here on 10 March and asked if a house had
been lined up for him. Later called and stated 25X1
that soon and desires 25X1
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Dr. W. F. Colby, AEC -
ORE - Briefed Director on changes in Russian
cabinet. Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel)/ State Department has received request
from Senator Witters (sp?) of Kentucky to talk to two
Russians. 00 has no objection but desires to clear with
Director. Director agrees as long as State has no objection.
Re Post editorial on Anna Louise Strong which mentions
CIA. Suggested that Director might recommend to Under Secretary
of State Webb that State Department put out a statement that
the Strong case is the responsibility of the FBI, thereby
taking the blame from State and CIA.
Office of Senator Neely (tel) - Re I applicant, 25X1
who is in the Senator's office today and desires to discuss
his application with someone in CIA. Call referred to Mr. W.
Pforzheimer F_ I 25X1
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pro ems for presentation to NSC.
Mr. F. Childs, ICAPS -
To lunch - Hotel Carlton - Ma Gen S. LeRoy Irwin for
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1415 with 00.
S/D James Forrestal (tel) - Left no message.
Col. Robert J. Wood, OSD (tel) - Requested information on the meaning
of the recent changes in the Soviet cabinet. Request
referred to ORE; Mr. L. Montague will telephone Col. Wood.
Lt. Gen John E. Hull, USA (tel) - Made appointment to call on Director
at three o'clock on Wednesday, 9 March. .
Dr. James Andrews, OCD (tel) - Notified him of appointment with Gen
Hull. Dr. Andrews will notify Dr. Machle, OSI.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Reported that the CIA Bill passed
the House 348 to 4. Fight against the bill was led by
Mark Antonio.
Miss McDonald (tel) - Stated that she was an American citizen and had
been spending some time in the Library of Congress where she
had uncovered some information which she believed would
be of interest to CIA; asked if CIA had a. liaison officer
who could meet her there. Message she be left for her in
the Geneology Room with Mr. Thompson. Telephone call
referred to OCD to handle.
Mr. James Angleton, SO (tel) - He is holding some cables for Director
which he will call'about later if he does not get them
taken care of prior to Director's return.
Secy to Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Stated thati and
of ORE were ready to-cTe--part for
e latter part of this week. Arranged for them
o c on Director on Wednesday at ten o'clock.
50 (tel) - Is dispatching a cable which he is sendin
rom Final decision has not been taken by
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS --State Department does not have pin-pointed areas
on middle east oil but has shaded areas only. However, Mr.
Childs understands that NSRB has this information and is 25X1
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Mr. W. Pforzheimer - Reported that Cong. Hugh Scott is in the hospital.
Mr. Wm. B. Allen. Jr. Special st to the PM General (tel) - Re
former OSS employee, who is
anxious to become Associated with CIA. ill be
in Washington on 19 March, attending a e house luncheon,
and would appreciate the opportunity of an interview at
that time. Mr. Allen will call back again and arrange for
an appointment.
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Mr. William B. Allen Office of PM General el) - Mr. Allen arranged
for o call o 25X1
at ~.: , Friday, 11 March.
(tel) - Re his call yesterday. He was informed that
we have no specific questions in mind at this time, but, if
after the meeting, he believes he has something of interest
to us, to let us know and we can communicate with him
further. (Information given to after check with 25X1
Director spoke at Armed Forces'Staff College, Norfolk, at ten o'clock.
Maj Gen S. LeRoy Irwin, ID/GSUSA (tel) - Informed that Director was out
of the city. Gen Irwin will be out of the city tomorrow and
will get in touch with Director later.
Mr. C. D. DeLoach, FBI (tel) - Request for Mr. J. Edgar Hoover any
analysis by CIA of recent changes in Russia. After check
with Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE, he was informed that a paper is
in process of being prepared but will not be available
until later in the week. In the meantime, if Mr. DeLoach
wishes to, he may discuss the subject with 25X1
Appointment arranged for Mr. DeLoach to see
at 10:30 today. 25X1
Also arranged for Mr. DeLoach to call on Director
tomorrow at 11 o'clock.
Secy to Maj Gen C. P. Cabell, DI/USAF (tel) - Expressed Gen Cabell's
regrets that he will be unable to attend luncheon on
14 March fo Invitation extended to his
Deputy, Brig Gen Ernes Moore who accepted.
Secy to Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Preliminary paper in response to
request of Gen Harmon, JCS, is ready and Gen Harmon would
like to have this delivered today--coordination of the
paper to be effected later. Authorized Mr. Babbitt to sign 25X1
for Director and deliver the paper to Gen Harmon.
Secy to Dr. W. F. Colby, AEC (tel) - Requested lett3r from CIA, indicating
number of copies made of Dr. Colby's comments on Dulles' 25X1
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Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Confirmation has been received of
Director's appearance before Senate Armed Services
Committee on Thursday, 10 March, at 10:30.
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Exec. - Director authorized monthly blanket travel
orders and transportation requests for AD/OSI.
25X1 will accompany Director to House Appropri-
ations hearing on Friday.
Director will instruct Chief, ICAPS to invite appropri-
ate Assistant Directors to IAC Standing Committee meetings
when discussions warrant.
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Maj Gen A. R. Bolling, ID/GSUSA (tel) - Director arranged for
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Gen Boiling agreed that CIA representative going
area should also be present.
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Mr. It. Helms, SO (tel) - Arranged for Mr. Helms and
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Dr. Willard S. Machle, OSI - Discussed items of medical intelligence and
nuclear energy on agenda for next IAC meeting. Dr. Machle
will attend IAC discussions on these items.
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Mr. Childs will show medical intelligence and
nuclear papers for IAC meeting to Dr. Machle.
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC -
SO - Director gave him two letters from Major General
Ambassador Robert D. Murphy (tel) - Ambassador accepted invitation to
dine with Director on Wednesday, 16 March. Director will let
him know the time later. (State, Ext. 4101)
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Director gave him SO memorandum, 3/4/49,
on counterespionage functions of OSO, for comment reference
NSCID #5 and return.
C. A. Willoughby, G-2/FEC (CIA 23190 & 23191) for preparation
of reply.
25X1 I I OPC (tel) - Mr. Offie accepted invitation to dine with 25X1
rector on Wednesday, 16 March. .
To Mr. George Harvey, Clerk, House Appropriations Committee - Director
was accompanied by Mr. Pforzheimer. Hearing was scheduled 2 5X1
for 2 o'clock tomorrow.
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bill was unanimously accepted. (Accompanied by Mr. Pforzheimer.)
Secy to Mai Gen W. E. Todd, JIG (tel) - Expressed regrets that Gen Todd
would be unable to attend luncheon on Monday, 14 March; he 25X1
will be out of the city.
I dv Council - Briefed Director for USCIB meeting.
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Mr. James Angleton, SO (tel) - Asked if Director had an answer for him.
Director will attempt to contact State today. Also will 2 5X1
see Gen Irwin tomorrow morning; Directcr will let Mr. Angleton
know when he has the information.
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Secy tol
sore throat and w l not come to the office today.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Further discussion of Intelligence Memorandums
put out by ORE.
has a
To USCIB Meeting, Director's Conference Room.
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC (tel) - Is sending over statement on OPC
budget for Director's use at the hearing today.
SO - Showed Director a cable from Willoughby and
proposed reply--reference ESD-LPL,..
I lExec. - Briefed Director for budget hearing.
Mr. aunders, Budget
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl.Counsel
Mr. George G. Carey, 00 - Left draft of NSCID /#7 with Director.
.To House Appropriations Committee - Hearing on CIA budget for 1950.
Accompanied by Mr. E. R. Saunders,
Mr. W. Pforzhe er.
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rep y to Director's query, tated that 25X1
SO did not have a representative on the AC committee--
SO prefers to handle their angle between themselves and
OPC only without reference to IAC. Director called
attention to fact that mention was made of CIA represen-
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wrong w e paper and many corrections would have to
be made; the main purpose in presenting it to the Director
was to warn him not to agree to it.
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SO (tel) - Re Director's memorandum to Gen Wedemeyer
of 3 March (ER 0-3479). Since Major General Albert M.
Jones of the Joint U.S. Military Advisory Grou to the
Philippines will be in CIA this afternoon, 25X1
wondered if reply had been received from Gen Wedemeyer and,
if not, if he might talk to Gen Jones about the matter.
On instruction of Director, I was informed
that the reply had not been re e e at he might
take up the matter with Gen Jones today.
Commander Robert L. Eldridge, USN, BUPERS (tel) - Stated that he had
learned from Admiral Roper that Director will ask for an
increase in allotment of Naval personnel to CIA to include
a photographer. Cmdr Eldridge has presently available an
I land wished to verify increase
with CIA prior to ass gn ng somewhere else. Since
Director was not familiar with any such proposal, Cmdr
Eldridge was referred to Executive,
I lExec. - Director instructed him to have Central
Intelligence Agency sign removed from entrance to 2430 "E".
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Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel -- Reported that the Immigration sub-
committee of the Judiciary(Arends) wants floor action on
CIA bill held up until they have had an opportunity to
consider the alien angle. Mr. P. will see them..
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Mr. Paul Leach, Chicago Daily News - Reported reactions of Mr.
Everett C. Norlander, Managing Editor of the Chicago
,Daily News, to visit of
Adv Council - Director stated thati
should attend the IAC meeting on Friday, 18 March.
Mr. George Bookman, Time Magazine -
S/D James Forrestal (tel) - Asked, Director to brief Mr. Johnson on
certain matters tomorrow. (Mr. Johnson will succeed
Mr. Forrestal as S/Defense.)
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE - Director requested preparation of material
for Secretary of Defense briefing tomorrow.
SO - Re Willoughby letters and ESD-44.
Col. Robert Wood, OSD (tel) - Will inform Director of the time of
the briefing for S/Defense--believes it will be tomorrow
afternoon.
Informed Director that ould call
on him today at 2:30. Requested that Director let him
know if it seemed advisable for to see S/Defense.
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Funds regulations, authorizing Executive to appoint approving
officers.
SO contracts will be changed from three years to two
years.
Any secretarial applicants which CIA cannot use are
to be referred to who is looking for 25X1
a secretary.
To lunch - Constantine Brown, La Salle du Bois.
Rear Admiral Arthur C. Davis, JCS (tel) - Arranged 25X1
for him to call on Director at 9:30 tomorrow morning. Adm
Davis stated that Assistant Secretary of State Peurifoy
suggested that see the Director. 25X1
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Col. Robert J. Wood, OSD (tel) - Director asked if S/Defense Forrestal
wanted the paper which he requested yesterday prior to the
briefing this afternoon. Col. Wood reported back that the
Secretary would like the paper this morning. (Director
sent it over.). Briefing will be held at 2 o'clock.
25X1 Applicant sent in by Rear Admiral Arthur Davis,
JCS. rector gave him Form 57 and referred him to Personnel.
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Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Director thanked him for papers prepared
for S/Defense (IM 141) and will let him know about distribu-
tion later today. Later Mr. Babbitt called and said he
felt the report (IM 141) was too limited. He will send an
additional item on the second team which Director will take
over to S/Defense this afternoon.
(tel) -
Mr. Joseph Alsop's secretary (tel) - Confirmed luncheon date for Tuesday,
22 March, 1:15, at Mr. Alsop's house, 1341 - 28th Street, N.W.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Re information on military appropriations
requested by Jerry Green, New York Daily News. Mr. Babbitt
stated that ORE is working on such a project which probably
will be finished in a week. When it is completed, portions,
will probably be confidential and will have to be deleted
from the list. informed Mr. Babbitt that Green 25X1
would be told a was working on this information and
he would receive whatever information was unclassified when
the project was completed.
Maj Gen C. P. Cabell, DI/AF (tel) - Re letter from the Joint Congressional
Committee on Atomic Energy, calling a meeting of certain
intelligence chiefs for Monday, 21 March. Director informed
Gen Cabell that CIA would set up meetings immediately to
begin work on the material needed for the meeting, 21 March.
To lunch - rmy-Navy Club.
Dr. W. F. Colby, AEC (tel) - Re letter from the Joint Congressional
Committee on Atomic Energy. Director informed him that
Dr. Machle had been furnished a copy of the letter and
requested to arrange for the preparation of the necessary
material for the meeting on 21 March.
Mr. William Borden, Executive Director, Jt Cong. Comm. on A.E. (tel) -
Re letter sent to Director today. Mr. Borden offered to
send a staff member to meet with CIA representatives if
clarification were necessary. Director will call him later.
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new Secretary of Defense.
Dr. Willard S. Machle, OSI (tel) - Re letter from Joint Atomic Energy
Committee. Dr. Machle had received the copy of the letter
and note from Director and will proceed immediately to
arrange for the preparation of the material. Gist of
Director's conversation with Mr. Borden was reported to
him. Later Dr. Machle called and requested that Director
ask Mr. Borden to send over a staff member to meet in his
office; meetings will be held this, afternoon and tomorrow
morning, beginning at 0930.
Captain Arthur MacCondray, USN Public Relations (tel) - Re name which
Director gave to to be added to list of civilians 25X1
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Captain MaCondray will add the name to the list.
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Mr. John Stone, Bridgeport Herald (tel) - Re story which he is writing
about. CIA legislation. Director stated that there was
nothing he could give out about the organization--that the
only material available was in the National Security Act
of 1947. Director further stated that CIA desired no
publicity. Mr. Stone said he understood and thanked
Director.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Re CIA World Situation. Directbr instructed
that distribution be held up until after the NSC meeting
on Friday morning.
Re IM 141. Director approved distribution to IAC
agencies.
Mr. James Angleton, SO (tel) - Asked if Director would like another
resume of SO operations for NSC meeting on Friday. He
was informed that the Director would like a report providing
it were a brief one and did not entail too much work; the
report would have to reach the Director by 9:30 Friday.
Mr. Angleton will bring over the report late tomorrow
afternoon.
Col. R. F. Field, AG, MDW (tel) - Re follow-up of 14 March 1949, on
MDW letter to Director of 27 Jan 49 re 25X1
He was informed that reply had been made by 1s in-orsemen ,
dated 8 February. Later Col. Field reported that the reply
could not be located and requested that CIA furnish a copy
in order that the file might be closed. Col. Field was
informed that a copy would be delivered to him personally
so that he could get it in the proper hands.
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Mr. Jerry Green, N. Y. News (tel) - Explained that CIA was working up
a project on military appropriations of foreign countries
but that it would not be available for at least another
week. He was informed if at that time the information
would be of value to him CIA would let him have the
unclassified portions. Mr. Green said he would be glad
to receive any information which CIA could let him have.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS -
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time of 2:30, Friday, 18 March.
Weekly Staff Conference.
Mr. Robert D. Murphy, State (tel) - Director will arrange for him to
receive monthly intelligence digest put out by Western
European Branch, ORE; also the CIA World Situation Report.
Mr. William Borden, ED, Jt Gong Comm on Atomic Energy (tel) - Mr.
Borden will arrange for someone to meet with CIA
representatives tomorrow at 9:30.
Dr. Willard S. Machle, OSI (tel) - Director informed him that Mr. Borden
would have someone over here tomorrow.
Communications Officer (tel) - There are no OPC cables this morning.
Executive - Director signed a confidential voucher.
(tel) - Wanted to take Director to lunch. Director's 25X1
regrets expressed since he would be tied up.
Mr. W. Park Armstrong. State (tel) - Suggested that Director,
tr. Fisher Howe and himself get together for lunch
and talk over some problems at that time. Mr.
Armstrong will check on the University Club and let Director
know. Later Mr. Armstrong's secretary called and confirmed
Monday, 21 March,12:30, probably at Wardman Park Hotel. Mr.
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office.
Mr. James Angleton, SO (tel) - Director informed him that he had some
information on thel which they had discussed some 25X1
time ago. Mr. Angleton will call on Director late this
afternoon.
Captain A. C. J. Sabalot, ONI (tel) - Re 25X1
who is to be released from C and replace ho 25X1
will replace in CIA. Director stated that it 25X1
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have ith them on 1 May 1949 for a training
perio , w 1 re ease date effective 1 June 1949. Director
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Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Director informed him that the NSC meeting
would not be held until early next week and that the CIA
World Situation Report should be distributed today.
Mr. L. Houston, Genl Counsel - Director gave him file on the telephone
case for comment.
(tel) - Re applicant, Iwho is a nephew
or a Friend of his. Asked about s a us o s application.
After check with Personnel, reported to hat
the Personnel Officer had been very much mpresse with the
young man but that, unfortunately, there was no vacancy in
his field at this time. However, if anything does come up,
his application is being kept active, and he will be
contacted promptly.
Col. F. J. Graling, ID (tel) - Extended invitation to Director from
the Secretaries of Army, Navy, and Air Force to a dinner
(stag) in honor of S/D Forrestal on Wednesday, 23 March,
S o'clock, Chinese Room, Mayflower Hotel, black tie.
The President and the Cabinet members will be present.
Accepted for Director.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel (tel) - Appointment has been arranged
with Senator Pat McCarran for 4:45 today.
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Mr. James Angleton, SO - Re ~ack of security.
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Rear Admiral Cato Glover, USN (tel) - Is sending over a paper to Director.
To Senator Pat McCarren, Chrmn, Senate Judiciary Committee - Accompanied
by Mr. W. Pforzheimer. Re Senator McCarran's objections to
Section A of proposed CIA bill. After a short discussion,
the Senator agreed to withdraw his objections on the condition
that Director furnish a quarterly report covering Section A
operations and the further condition that CIA furnish the
Committee with information in connection with the Committee's 25X1
activities.
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Briefed Director for IAC meeting.
Mr. William L. Borden, ED, Jt Cong Comm on Atomic Energy - Re information
desired by the Committee for the meeting on Monday, 21 March.
Director had Mr. Borden escorted to Dr. Machle's office.
Dr. Willard S. Machle, OSI (tel) - Director informed him that Mr. Borden 25X1
was on the way to his office.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re medical intelligence and NEG matters for IAC
meeting this afternoon.
Rear Admiral William S. Parsons, MLC/AEC (tel) - Re interdepartmental
conference on NEG. Informed Director that Senator McMahon
had asked that a representative sit in on the conference
which caused the committee some worry among the military
committee members. S/D Forrestal requested that only
generalities be discussed--nothing specific. Director
assured him that all members had those instructions.
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tion to Director for dinner in honor of S/D Forrestal and
Fleet Admiral Wm. D. Leahy, stag, Thursday, 31 March, 1830,
Room 3E924 Pentagon, service uniform or business suit.
Written invitation will be issued; this is just advance
notice for Director.
Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - Re North Atlantic Pact which was
prepare brief of any unusual items for the President.
LORE (tel) - Informed him that Director had spoken
to bassador Robert D. Murphy about addressing CIA personnel.
I kas instructed to put through the request in
regular c annels; if he has any trouble, Director will
contact Ambassador Murphy again.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel (tel) - Informed Director that the
CIA bill had been dropped. Senator Langer objected and
Senator Gurney and others believed it would be better to
let it go over a few days.
Dr. Willard S. Machie, OSI - Presented material and briefed Director
for appearance Monday before Joint Congressional Committee
on Atomic Energy.
Maj Gen S. LeRoy Irwin, DI/GSUSA -
To IAC Meeting, Director's Conference Room.
ORE (tel) - Left message that M. John J. Muccio, Jr.,
w o has special. rank of Ambassador to Korea, will speak to
a very limited group of CIA personnel on Monday, 21 March,
at 3:30. I I was informed that Director probably
would be Luial).Le U0 end since he had a 2:30 appointment
on the Hill.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Re CIA legislation.
Exec - Reported that
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Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE ! Re S/D briefing tomorrow; informed Director that
IM 145 was approximately the gist of the presentation to be
made by
Director signed memorandum to NSRB re NSRB Study No. VII.
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Dr. Willard S. Machle, OSI (tel) - Director stated 25X1
that Dr. Machle could go eac and. sen someone if he
desired to do so.
Mr. P. Childs,ICAPS - Re IAC meeting; proposed NSCID on medicine.
Maj Gen C. P. Cabell, DI/USAF (tel) - Reported to Director that he
had just received a telephone call from Mr. William L. Borden
of the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy.
Mr. Borden stated that the Navy member had been invited (which
Gen Cabell had learned at meeting today). He also wanted to
be sure that Gen Cabell understood why the Air Force had
been invited--re Hegenberger project. Gen Cabell said he
would be prepared to brief the Congressional Committee;
Mr. Borden stated that would be fine all they wanted was
to be sure that someone from Air Force could brief them.
Gen Cabell agreed with Director that the matter of
how much could be presented to the Congressional Committe
should be cleared with S/D Forrestal tomorrow after the
JIC briefing at which time it might also be possible to
clear with some of the other Secretaries.
Gen Cabell informed Director that Mr. Borden would
call him in a few minutes.
Mr. William Borden, ED,Jt Cong Comm on Atomic Energy (tel) - Informed
Director that he had been talking to Gen Cabell and wished
to confirm Gen Cabell telephone call to Director that the
Congressional Committee does want to be sure that the
presentation on Monday will include comment on the activity
under Gen Hegenberger. Mr. Borden said he thought he had
made this clear at the meeting this morning in Dr. Machie's
office. Director said the misunderstanding had probably
occurred in talking to the full committee.
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Office Secretary of Defense (tel) - JIC briefing of S/Defense Forrestal,
scheduled for 10 o'clock today, has been cancelled.
Director so notified.
Maj Gen C. P. Cabell, USAF (tel) - Will call Director at home.
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(tel) - Will call on Monday.. He would like to
see Director for a few minutes on Monday or Tuesday.
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Col Sheffield Edwards, I&S - Director reported telephone call purported
to be from Major General William Donovan, formerly Director
of OSS received on Saturday. Gen Donovan complained that
a I who is a CIA representative
was making derogatory remarks about the General. rec or
requested that Col Edwards check on
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has indicated that he received a letter of commendation
from CCS, dated 23 July 1943. Gen Todd will check and let
Director know.
Rear Adm Thos. B. Inglis, ONI (tel) - Re meeting this afternoon with the
Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy. Adm Inglis
has been cleared to appear before the committee and asked
about Director's statement. Director informed him that he
would present statement which Admiral Inglis had seen last
Friday. Director also informed Adm Inglis of the views of 25X1
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Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - Director requested Q reports for 25X1
President on North Atlantic Pact be continued for several days.
Maj Gen C. P. Cabell, DI/USAF (tel) - Director informed him that ES/NSC
had taken the Director's statement up with the President.
Director was instructed to be frank and free with the Committee
but to tell them nothing beyond the statement. Director will
give statement as changed in meeting with Admiral Parsons.
Director will mention three types of detection and will refer
Committee to Gen Cabel who will give statement presented by
Gen Kempner on detection. Admiral Inglis will inform
Committee that he has only the information which CIA and
Air Force have given.
Maj Gen S. LeRoy Irwin, DI/GSUSA (tel) - Director asked for figure from
Army on subject discussed following the IAC meeting. Gen
Irwin called back later and left message for Director that
the figure was seven million three hundred thousand.
Mr. E. R. Saunders, Budget Officer - Director signed voucher and letter
to Mr. Clifton E. Mack, Treasury Department.
To lunch - Mr. W. Park Armstrong, accompanied by
Mr. Fisher Howe also present.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Director confirmed the fact that the figure he
desired from Army.is the supplement to the one requested in
budget for fiscal year 1950.
To Senator Brien McMahon, Chairman, Joint Congressional Committee
on Atomic Energy, 48G Capitol Building.
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Mr. Young, Senate Judiciary Committee (tel) - Re Director's letter to
Senator McCarran on proposed amendment to bill under
consideration, Mr. Young invited Director to hearing of
Judiciary Committee in Executive Session on Tuesday, 29
March, 10 o'clock, 424 Senate Office Building. Upon
Director's return from Hill, confirmed to Mr. Young that
Director would attend the hearing. (Capitol, Ext. 979)
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Reported to Director on his call
on Senator William Langer, North Dakota, re CIA bill.
Director requested that Mr. Pforzheimer get all
necessary information on Judiciary Committee meeting
set for 29 March, ten o'clock.
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Dr. James Andrews, OCD (tel) - Re taking Admiral Leahy off White House
distribution. On instruction of Director, Dr. Andrews was
informed that Admiral Leahy could be removed from the
distribution effective today--he is returning to the Navy.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel (tel) - Hearing of the Judiciary
Committee on 29 March will be on the 3.595 bill.
Maj Gen S. LeRoy Irwin, DI/GSUSA (tel) - Informed Director that
had requested that ID fly In a bacteriologist right away
for the peace conference. Director is not informed about
this and stated that the matter should have cleared through
him to Gen Irwin.
A&M - Reported to Director that Mr. Frank G. Wisner
had requested a safe for use at his home which
recommended that Director disapprove. Director will let
now his decision later.
Dr. Willard S. Machle, OSI - Director returned to him the statement
given before the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic
Energy.
Maj Gen S. LeRoy Irwin, DI/GSUSA (tel) - Reported to Director that
Mr. Wisner had called him on the cable; Army has no
objection to transferring the individual and will dispatch
the cable.
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC (tel) - Director informed him that Gen Irwin
would dispatch the cable about which Mr. Wisner had called.
This is in connection with effort to destroy Communist
effort at peace conference;1
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his arrival.
Re security .reac n connec on with call from
General Donovan, Mr. Wisner is forwarding detailed memo
to Director.
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Mr. Cleary, Naval Command (tel) - Left message for Director that notice
has been received of the re-burial of Captain Elmer Kiehl,
who was a classmate of Director. Classmates and friends
are invited; service, 25 March, 10 o'clock, Lot 840, Sec. 11.
Mr. Hall, CNO Personnel (tel) - Wished to speak to someone in CIA about
comparability of positions in ONI and CIA; he is in charge
of classification of all ONI positions. On instruction of
ExAnutive. matter referred to to handle. 25X1
J0 tel - Director inquired if there were any
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will have a thorough search made and will prepare a brie
on or Director.
Mr. W. Park Armstrong, Jr., State (tel) - Accepted Director's invitation
for luncheon on Monday, 28 March, for
To Lunch - Joseph Alsop, 1341 - 28th St., NW.
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Capt W. G. Lalor, JCS (tel) - Accepted invitation to Director from JCS 25X1
to dinner on Thursday, 31 March.
Criminal Division, Department of Justice (tel) - Re paper received from
a soldier overseas dealing with smuggling activities in
Asia. Justice wondered if this were something which should
be turned over to CIA. It was requested that the paper be
forwarded to CIA.
To NSC meeting, White House.
Mr. William Borden, ED, Jt Cong Comm on Atomic Energy (tel) - Re informa-
tion which Director had indicated he would get for Senator
Millard Tydings. Mr. Borden wondered if Director would
pass this through the Committee in order that it would be
available to all members. Upon Director's return, Mr.
Borden was informed that Director would be glad to pass 25X1
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Col. Ernest L. Osborne, USA (tel) - Re manual which he is preparing
for Lt Gen A. G. Wedemeyer in which it is desired to
include a section on relation between Army and CIA. Col
Osborne has talked to NSC who have referred him to CIA.
On instruction of Executive, matter was referred to
to handle.
Maj Gen C. P. Cabell, Air Force (tel) - Accepted Director's invitation
to lunch on Monday, 2S March, for
Col SheffieU Edwards, I&S - Left with Director report oni
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intervie
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Mr. Carey would like to look at the file. Arrangements
were made for Mr. Carey to obtain the file from I&S.
Mr. L. Houston, Genl Counsel -Informed Director that the Solicitor
General had expressed agreement with CIA view on case
(passport) presented to Secretary of State by Director.
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Col. Sheffield Edwards, I&S - Director instructed him to get an
affidavit from the agent involved in the incident. 25X1
Miss O'Brien, Office of Secretary/Army Royall (tel) - Extended invita-
tion to Director to cocktails between 7 and 8 this
evening prior to dinner for Secretary of Defense Forrestal.
Apartment 765 Mayflower Hotel.
Mr. C. D. DeLoach, FBI - Director asked him to check on something.
telephoned back later and reported that the
answer is completely negative; no mention of the girl as
an informer. The check has not been completed as far as
all files are concerned, and, if anything is uncovered,
Mr. DeLoach will notify Director.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re NIS allocations.
To NSC - Rear Admiral S. W. Souers, ES -.
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Mr. C. D. DeLoach, FBI (tel) - Stated that he had an urgent message
for Director and asked where Director could be reached.
Mr. DeLoach was referred to Director in Admiral Souers'
office.
Col. Sheffield Edwards, I&S - Re
I ORE - Director gave him ADSO memorandum concerning
assignment or preparation of studies on intelligence and
security--general, domestic, subversive to Dept. of State--
by NIS; general instructions and tentative allocations of
responsibility for preparation of NIS.
Dr. Willard S. Machle, OSI - Gave Director brief and report on number
of people employed in Russian atomic energy program for
Director's use in discussions with Senator Millard Tydings.
Capt. P. V. Mercer, USN, N/A Spain (tel) - Made a presentation to CIA
personnel this afternoon. Will let Director know if he
can join Director for lunch any day next week.
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Rear Admiral David H. Clark, USN, BuShips (tel) - Re
who will be assigned to CIA. Admiral Clark recommended
him very highly.
Captain Richard W. Ruble, Aide to S/Navy (tel) - Re dinner this evening
for S/Defense Forrestal. Informed Director that Navy
personnel would wear service uniform with black bow tie.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Geni Counsel - Reported that the Asst General
Counsel of CIC had telephoned regarding the implications
in our bill to the effect that we could have people in
labor unions. They are a bit concerned about it. Mr. P.
believes he has cleared up the matter by reassuring them
that it is not our intention to spy on labor unions. He
emphasized that CIA has no jurisdiction or authority to
engage in internal security. Mr. P. will draft a paper
as an introductory remakr for the floor, clearing up
this question.
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Ambassador Robert D. Mur hy, State (tel) - Director invited him to
luncheon for Ambassador Murphy
declined because o previous engangement.
tel) - Requested that Director call him.
OCD (tel) - Stated that a number of CIA people will be
briefed by Major Whelan, Army, on 29 March on F
including Mr. Babbitt, ORE and Dr. Andrews, OCD, and
desired to know if Director should be briefed
at the same time. Mr. S. stated that this concerns an
international type of material handled by the Army and
the briefing was mainly from a security standpoint.
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that it was not necessary for the Director to e
briefed on 0 However, he suggested that perhaps
Mr. Babbitt would keep the Director informed of anything
on this subject which should be brought to the Director's
attention.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE - Re lMr. Babbitt agreed to keep the
Director informe on this subject.
March since the Director was already briefed on this
subject.
OCD (tel) - Informed him that it would not be necessary
for him to arrange for the Director to be briefed on 29
I tel) - Asked to be called if Director came back to the
ice.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Director returned paper on and informed
Mr. Childs that he heartily approved of Mr. Childs' idea,
that ORE's ideas on the subject would not work.
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re assignment of Air Force officer to TCAPS
as replacement for Col William Clinch.
Mr. Childs left with Director a paper on
which Director will return to him.
Re presentation of Air Force atomic program in
NSC meeting. There is a question as to whether this
is overclassified.
Col Sheffield Edwards, I&S - Left with Director report on
incident.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Director gave him top secret
letter for delivery to Senator Millard E. Tydings and a
carbon copy of it for delivery to Mr. William Borden
of the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy.
(CIA 23223)
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Army-Navy Club.
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Mr. W. Park Armstrong, State (tel) - Accepted Director's invitation
to lunch n 11 April.
Maj Gen S. LeRoy Irwin, DI/GSUSA (tel) - Regretted Director's
invitation to lunch n 11 April.
Mr. William Webster, MLC/AEC (tel) - Re recent conversation about
time when certain things can happen. Director will go
along with date of 1952 if it is stated that it is
highly improbable, though possible, that the date of
1950 could be met. Director will go over and make a
statement on this subject on.7 April. Mr. Webster
will let Director know about the time.
Mr. Fisher Howe, State (tel) - Director asked if had
been relieved from duty with State Depar men . Mr. Howe
reported back that was still on duty with the
Office of Foreign Service.
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Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Informed Director that the letters
for Senator Tydings and Mr. Borden had been delivered
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Mr. W. Pforzheimer,, Genl Counsel - Asked if Director needed any
material for his War College lecture. Thanked him and
informed him that he would be contacted if Director
needed anything.
ORE (tel) - Director requested brief memorandum
covering recent Soviet changes.
A&M - Director signed two confidential vouchers.
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To Class Luncheon, Army-Navy Club.
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Secy to S/Defense Forrestal (tel) - Reported on Director's itinerary
for coming week.
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Captain Collins, NWC (tel) - Re Director's lecture at the NWC on
Tuesday. Discussion group is under Captain Collins, and
he desired to inform Director that the group is involved
in studying the problem of psychological warfare--their
major problem at this time.
Col C. C. Blakeney, ICAPS (tel) - Re Col Osborne, Management, Department
of the Army--Col Osborne telephoned Director's office last
week reference a manual which is in preparation showing
relationship between Army and various government agencies--
insofar as planning is concerned. Col Osborne was given a
copy of an address by Col Blakeney before a group of
officers on the subject of CIA which contained material not
higher than"restricted," and Col Osborne is coming over to
discuss the material to be included in the manual based
on Col Blakeney's address. Col Blakeney would like to
know if the Director desires to see the material prior to
publication. It was suggested that the material be cleared
with I&S; if I&S has any question, the matter will be taken
up with the Director.
Furnished Director list of questions which will
probably be asked at NWC when Director lectures on Tuesday.
Maj Gen 0. P. Weyland, NWC (tel) - Director asked if he might lecture
at 0845 on Tuesday and leave by 0945, compressing his
talk in order to make it possible to answer a few questions,
because of the fact that Director will have to appear on
the Hill at 1000. Gen Weyland said this would be satis-
factory.
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re Mr. Childs' taking an inspection trip to
West Coast.
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Secy to Maj Gen C. P. Cabell, DI/USAF (tel) - Accepted invitation to
Director's luncheon on 11 April.
Secy to Capt A. C. J. Sabalot, ONI (tel) - Accepted invitation to
Director's luncheon on 11 April.
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Dr. W. F. Colby, AEC (tel) - Re Director's recent memo to IAC; Dr.
Colby has sent in his voting slip, but would like to have
it held until he forwards comments. Director assured him
that it would be held. (CIA 23214)
Mr. Prescott Childs, ICAPS (tel) - Director instructed him to hold up
Dr. Colby's voting slip, pending receipt of comments which
would not arrive for several days.
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC (tel) - Re Memorandum from DI/GSUSA forwarding
EUCOM cable with request for information upon which to
base a reply (ER 0-3851, re Director informed2 5X1
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Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Left with Director first list of
names for Immigration subcommittee of the Senate Judiciary
Committee.
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Mr. Young, Senate Judiciary Committee (tel) - Left message for
Director that meeting of the Committee scheduled for
ten o'clock on Tuesday morning had been postponed
until Friday--same time, same place. Later called Mr.
Young and confirmed the fact that the Director would
be present.
Mr. L. Houston, Genl Counsel - Re
Souers.
Capt James Crocker, USN (tel) - Re class reunion.
Capt Paul Heineman, USN (tel) - Re class reunion.
Capt Osborne (tel) ?- Re class reunion.
Col Robert A. Schow, ADSO -
Dr. James Andrews, OCD (tel) - Re briefing on Tuesday, 29 March, by
Army; Dr. Andrews asked if Director wished to be briefed
at the same time. Director suggested that since he would
not have time that Dr. Andrews cone up and brief him at
a later time.
Mr. James Angleton, SO (tel) - Re cable
Director suggested that Mr. Angleton look a an
draft a reply.
Dr. James Machle, OSI - Left with Director proposed re-draft of paper
discussed this morning (CIA 23214).
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Director gave him re-draft of paper for NSC to
be circulated to IAO and State comments on previous draft.
(CIA 30016 & 23214)
OPC - Director approved and signed correspondence to DCA 25X1
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Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Re State paper on short-wave transmitters
Director requested that the reply be coordinated
with Mr. B. stated that this was being done.
Col Robert J. Wood, OSD (tel) - Director informed him that 25X1
was on the way over with a memorandum which Director
believes should be shown to the S/Defense; after which,
Director requested that it be burned since it is highly
sensitive material.
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To lunch - Mr. J. M. Plaskitt - American Ordnance Association; 'dr.
Carpenter of Munitions Board was the speaker. Mayflower Hotel.
Secy to Hanson Baldwin, NY Times (tel) - Requested copies for Mr. Paldwin
of CIA legislation and the secrets bill. She was informed
that we had file copies only and it was suggested that she
call the House Documents Room at the Capitcl and request
copies.
DSO -
Maj Gen S. LeRoy Irwin, DI/GSUSA (tel) - Arranged for Col Lionel C.
McGarr to come over and give the Director some information
which Gen Irwin feels should be called to his attention.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Director signed memorandum to IAC transmitting
draft Memo to NSC.
Exec - Director signed confidential voucher.
Col Lionel C. McGarr, ID/GSUSA -
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Dr. James Andrews, OCD (tel) - Arranged for Director to come to his
office tomorrow at ten o'clock to view the new machine.
Also arranged with Dr. Andrews to set up an appointment at
a later date for Director to be briefed by Army on the
new material
Mr. Joseph Alsop -
Col. J. R. Bogue, Director, Strategic Intelligence Schcol (tel)
Stated he had had the pleasure of hearing Director's
lecture at the War College today and asked if Director
could speak at their school in April (19th or 20th).
The school is composed of Military and Air Attaches
who are cleared for Top Secr.-t. It was explained that
the Director must keep such appearances to a minimum
in view of his very full schedule and that he would be
glad to designate a representative if he could not come.
Col Bogue remakred that the prestige which the Director's
presence would add would make it preferable that the
Director give the lecture; he requested that the matter
be taken up with Director unofficially prior to issuance
of a formal invitation by the Director of Intelligence,
Army. (Tel; 131 - 5049)
Mr. Howard Bruce, ECA (secretary) (tel) - Arranged for Director to
call on Mr. Bruce-tomorrow at-11 o'clock.
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Mr. L. Houston, Genl Counsel - Re case of
operator.
telephone
Aloo Mr. Houston informed the Director of an inquiry
about the Russian aviators.
Dr. James Andrews - Director went to OCD to see new machinery.
Capt. Wm. G. Lalor, JCS (tel) - JCS dinner for S/D Forrestal and Admiral
Leahy scheduled for 31 March has been postponed indefinitely
because Mr. Forrestal has found it necessary to leave
Washington prior to that time.
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To Mr. Howard Bruce, ECA - After Tirector returned, Mr. Bruce telephoned
and informed him that Mr. Foster, Deputy to Mr. U. Averell
Harriman would be in Washington by Monday, and suggested that
Director call Mr. Foster; implementation of matter will be
held up until then.
sir. Frank G. Wisner, OPC (tel) - Director requested that he come over
today; arranged for him to come at 4:30.
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were closing consulates '__n Italy.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re working paper of Western Euopean Branch, ORE.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE - Director gave informal approval of request for
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tomorrow at 4:30 in Rocm 2037 M Building.
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Dr. James Andrews, OCD - Briefed Director on
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Capt William A. Martin, USN, EXOS (tel) - Re class reunion.
Capt A. C. J. Sabalot ONI (tel) - Director told him of
isit and informed him that would
ask for Navy reports.
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Cong. Edith Nourse Rogers, Mass. (tel) - Informed Director that there
was a young man in her office whom she believed Director,
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would like to use in CIA. Hq~ has had experience
Director agreed to see him. ~jX
Dr. James Andrews, OCD -- Re draft memorandum for DI/GSUSA. Director
suggested certain changes which Dr. Andrews will incorporate
prior to returning the paper.
Mr. C. D. DeLoach, FBI -
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Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC - Discussed world peace conference and. its
effect on psychological warfare situation.
Also discussed situation re the establishment 25X1
of contacts with intelligence represen atives.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Office of Mr. Gross, Asst Secretary
of State for Congressional Relations called Mr. W. Park
Armstrong's office for permission to show CIA Map #11179,
"China Areas of Communist Control and Soviet Influence,"
dated 3/9/49, to House Majority Leader John McCormack.
The map is not to be left with Mr. McCormack but will
merely be shown to him. On instruction of Executive
_]'Jr. Pforzheimer gave CIA permission
for the map to be shown to Mr. McCormack.
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Director requested that he take a look a and ask
111r. Angleton if action has been taken. If not, Director
suggested that action now be taken.
Maj Cen S. LeRoy Irwin, DI/GSUSA (tel) - Re Director's memorandum
concerning communication from Gen Willoughby. Director
asked if he might see Gen Irwin's reply to Gen Willoughby
in order that CIA may take similar action. Gen Irwin has
held up action on this because he desires to see Director
about it. Director and Gen Irwin will get together on
Friday after the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing.
Weekly Staff Conference.
I Executive - Director instructed that matter of
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAP3 - Reported that he had received information at
the NSC Staff meeting yesterday that there may be no
State Department reply to the Dulles Report (along with
Air Force, presumably). Mr. Lay of NSC is working with
State representatives on a statement of the "five major
issues" raised-in the Dulles Report. Mr. Childs does
not know whether this will be the NSC stand; it probably
will be issued as an Executive Secretary memorandum.
Col J. R. Bogue, Dir., Strat. Intel. School (tel) - Reference his
previous telephone call, Director's thanks were expressed
to him. However, he was informed that Director hesitates
to make a definite commitment at this time but that if
,an invitation is extended and he is unable to fit the time
into his schedule, Director will gladly arrange for a
representative to address the group.
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tel) - Informed Director that he had heard
a nine o'clock roadcast to the effect that the Satellite
diplomats had been withdrawn from Belgrade.
Mr. Young, Senate Judiciary Committee (tel) - Left message for Director
that Committee hearing scheduled for Friday, 10 o'clock,
had been postponed until Tuesday, 5 April, 1C o'clock.
Later confirmed the fact that Director would attend, as
requested? by Mr. Young.
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when calls.
Director passed on information received fromi
nd asked if anything had been received on this.
Later reported that nothing had been received
except a news report that the Polish library setup was
being withdrawn--this about two weeks.ago. Further check
will be made although Director agrees the broadcast is
probably a phony.
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Capt Frank C. Pettrnann, USN (tel) -? Re class reunion.
Capt James Crocker, USN (tel) - Re class reunion.
To Fleet Admiral W. D. Leahy, USN -
Mr. J. P1for7heimer, Cenl Counsel - Director requested that he contact
Senator B. B. Hickenlooper and request return of outdated
reports on atomic enemy.
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Also re Admiral Inglis' visit to Europe. Director approved
Captain Sabalot asking "B" to put Admiral Inglis in touch
with CIA people Later asked if Director would 25X1
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matter discussed; Director said it would not be necessary 25X1
because this had no bearing on security.
Mr. Fisher Howe, State - Director gave him two memorandums concerning
transfer of CIA 29870) 25X1
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Director informed him that E 25X1
had been requested to make up some questions for Dr.
Mr. Babbitt will have the questions
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To ORE - Retirement party for
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Executive - Re request from CPC for another provisional
c earance--in excess of number allotted. Director will
discuss with Mr. Wisner, OPC.
Mr. George Bookman (tel) - Is preparing an article on "Argertine Influence
in South America" and asked if Director would permit him to
speak to CIA people in this connection. (Discussed with
Director who states that he will talk to Mr. Bookman, but
that Bookman cannot talk to CIA people. Mr. Bookman to
be so informed tomorrow.)
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Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - r irector requested ]Prepare 25X1
briefs for President on comments on Churchill's speech.
Mr. James Angleton, SO
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Aide to Lt Gen A. C. Wedemeyer, USA (tel) - Gen Wedemeyer accepts
Director's invitation to lunch for 11 April.
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Clerk, Post Office Department (tel) - Reported that he had some letters
re Nazi spies and saboteurs in Mexico; will send them to 25X1
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To Under Secretary of State James E. Webb -
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Mr. George Bookman, Time (tel) - He was informed that Director would see
him on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. B. stated that that would be
too late for the article which he is writing. He was informed
if there were any free time this afternoon, he would be
contacted, but that it appeared unlikely. Mr. Bookman has
nothing else of significance to discuss with Director so if
he does not come in today, while h3 appreciates Director
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time and wait tu.r_.til later when he might have something of
importance to discuss.
Maj Gen S. LeRoy Irwin, DI/GSUSA -
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Executive - Director asked him to check on the
case of reported back that
he was all right; will take up the matter with I&S.
Col C. C. Blaken.ey, ICAPS -
(tel) - Re, AP report, PA 56, of today. Left
comments for Director. (Memorandum typed for Director.)
Mr. Frank G. Wisner. OPC - Discussed with Director: immigration of
Isuggested reply to Army cabla concerning
I communications plan;
space pro em.
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Mr. Robert Blum, OSD (tel) - Re medical intelligence. Director informed
him that IAC Standing Committee was presently working on
this and that it would be taken up at the next IAC meeting.
However, if urgent, the matter might be taken up by the
IAC sooner. Mr. Blum stated that Mr. Cooper, Chairman
of the Medical Advisory Committee had spoken to S/D Johnson
this morning and had indicated that the project was bogging
down because of the Services. SID indicated that something
should be done about it. Director will check with IAC Standing
Committee.
Mr. James Angleton, SO (tel) - Re appointment to be made for Director.
Director will let Mr. Angleton know as soon as he hears
about the time,
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Adv Council (tel) - inquired if Director had
come in; said something had come up but that it might
not be necessary to trouble the Director. He will call
later if the Director needs to be contacted.
`MMr. J. Angleton, SO - Delivered package to Director.
ORE (tel) - Department of State has requested the
raT,urn of its Daily Staff Summary of 1 April and would
like it returned today if possible. On instruct; on of
Directorl as notified that the Director's copy
was locked up In a safe and would be returned on Monday
to Department of State.
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Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Director approved running a name
check on MMr. Richard Arens, Mr. Joseph Mannix, Mr.
Frank Schroeder, Mr. Otto Dekom of the Immigration sub-
committee of the Senate Judiciary. Committee--these are
the staff members who are being furnished information by
CIA.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Director discussed Standing Committee action
on Medical Intelligence and informed him of call from
Office, Sec/Defense.
Col Sheffield Edwards, I&S - Re case ofi (reference
call from Cong. Edith Nourse Rogers). Director instructed
Col Edwards to handle and to inform Mr. Pforzheimer to
limit his discussion of this matter.
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Mr. George G. Carey, 00 - Rel ho desires Director's2 5X1
autograph. In view of FBI report on her, Director will with-
hold his autograph until further check has been made. 25X1
Re 00-B report on which ORE has confirmation from
other sources. ID/GSUSA sent cable to MacArthur and received
-l have disclosed 00's wire source.
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rieia o an saun;6 to indicate that CIA did not make the disclosure, if necessary.
RE RDB request to use CO-B reports in Ad Hoc committee
meetings--composed of civilian and military. Director
approved M 4r. Carey's proposal to give these reports to
them only if committees are composed only of government
employees; otherwise AD/OSI should rewrite the reports to
delete any reference to sources.
ORE - EYES ONLY material for Director.
Mr. ~~i. R. S ders Budget Officer - Re advance of $500.00 to L_
(Advance not to be made until:
later part o pr or first of May.)
town-CIA employees. (ER o-3932)
Cmdr A. D. A. Crawford, USN (tel) - Re class reunion.
ir. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Left message for Director that the
Joint Atomic Energy Committee of Congress would return to
Director some of the old reports from CIA. Mr. Pforzheimer
is to pick them up later.
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as replacement for
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T,'estern Europe, .
To S/Defense Louis Johnson - Buffet for Joint Civilian Orientation
Conference, Pontagon Building, 5:30 - 7:30.
Miss Foley, Office S/D Louis Johnson (tel) - Accepted invitation for
Director to lunch with S/D on Friday, 8 April, 12:30.
Admiral Souers and l will also be present.
as epu y Assistant
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Lt Cmdr Williams, Ships Service, Pot. Naval River Command (tel) -
he Clarke Sanding Macrine, Model F-5. Cmdr Williams
called back and stated that he could get the machine
for $26.06 including discs; Director requested that he
get it.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAP3 - Director gave him comments of AEC on Director's
memorandum to IAC of 22 March. Mr. Childs reported later
that he had received a telephone call from Dr. Colby with-
drawing these comments; Dr. Colby will comment on the
subsequent memorandum of 29 March.
Maj Gen A. R. Bolling, DDI/GSUSA (tel) - Rai
Informed Director that G-1 has indicated that1F===d
can be made available to CIA on 10 April. Director
requestedhold up on issuing orders until after
NSC meetine a iursday at which time some decision should
be made on this case. Gen Bolling stated that orders would
not be issued until the case was settled.
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Re 3.595, Internal Security.
I lAdv Council - Re USCIB agenda for Friday's meeting.
n ormed Director that could call on
him Friday, 8 April, four o'clock. Re paper before IAC
on Russian Atomic Energy Program, Director stated that
CIA would not take any action in the obtaining or allot-
ment of funds to the Service agencies in respect to this
paper,
Col Edwin Black, OSD (tel) - Stated that Gen Todd, JIG, hhs asked him
to arrange for Director to attend a meeting on Thursday,
7 April-, at three o'clock. Meeting concerns a new subject.
He was informed that Director would be attending the NSC
meeting at that time; also that Director would send a
representative if desired. Col Black will so report to
Gen Todd.
Mr. Jack Smith, ORE -'EYES ONLY material for Director
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talked to Cong. Philbin about matter and that
this was cleared up.
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'4r. W. lark Armstrong, State (tel) - '"ade appointment to call on Director
tomorrow morning at 0915.
Rear ~Idm S. W. Souers, ES/NSC (tel) - Nothing urgent; will call Director
tomorrow.
Mr. James. Angleton, 30 (tel) - Left no message.
Col She?ield 1~I'dwards, Ic_ - Informed Director that it would be all right25X1
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autogra .hed book, and it was r' urne FT-77T-73 T. George
C xrey, CO)
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ea ne of two weeks in which to prepare brie summary
of how A. and Navy pro se to spend
respectively--reference CIT
2..9668 and 30016. Later eft message
for Director that Air Force has submitted a supplemental
appropriation for about which he
will also include in summary for Director.
Adv Council will watch for any proposal by ASA for
merger as a partial solution of IAC problem.
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Dr. James Andrews, OCD - Director gave him letter from General Irwin
to effect that Dr. Andrews had ruffled ID people." Dr. Andrews
prepared reply, apologizing to Gen Irwin, which he passed
through Director for approval. (ER 0-4013)
Also brought to Director papers re receipt by CIA of
Army and Navy operational material of intelligence value.
Mr. James Angleton, SO (tel) - Re Mr. Armstrong's call. Mr. Angleton
says S will not talk to 0 Director stated that it
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Re stuff Director requested by noon
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Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - Informed Director that there was not
enough material for a brief for the President on the
Churchill speech for today; one will be prepared tomorrow
tf there is any material received.
I Exec. - Director signed confidential voucher.
Discussed?project financing of OPC. will go
over to OPC this afternoon to discuss procedures for
handling.
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Mr. L. Houston, Genl Counsel - Returned sealed envelcpe which he has
had for some time on Director burned.
Discussed with Director UiA relationship with Fisher
Hove, State, re our dealings with Visa Section.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE - Read NSC memorandum concerning State Department
designation of five r'.ajor points in the Dulles Report.
(CIA 23233)
Capt James Crocker, USM (tel) - Rcad to him exchange of letters
between Director and Admiral Holloway re class reunion.
Hr. C. D. DeLoach, FBI - A- F 13 r "" - - 4--r-
Mr. Harold Graves, Providence Journal (tel) - Re German officer who
says he was taken by the Russians to ~?oscow and later
came through the Eastern Zone to American Zone of Germany.
Journal would like to know if he is a phony or whether they
r"ould print his stories. Director informed him that his
stcry was true in that he had been captured and then had
come back to American ?one but as to whether his articles
were true Director could not vouch.
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Rear Admiral S. W. Souers, ES/NSC (tel) - Re his talk with
25X1 informed Director that it concerned the "security business,,
and there was nothing CIA could tell him.
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State of State Department Daily Summary for Frid 1 April.
Director has not received further copies. II stated 25X1
that CIA had been out off the distribution. It is under-
stood that CIA was the only outside Agency receiving it.
On the grounds that it was an internal policy working paper,
CIA has been out off distribution and distribution has been
greatly limited within the Department also. (Director will
check on this with State.)
ADSO -
W. Park Armstrong, State (tel) - Mr. Armstrong will be out of the
office today. Director will telephone tomorrow.
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, AD/OPC -
Ktel) - He was informed that there was little
pose ity of there being any time when he might see the
Director on this visit to Washington because of the Director's
very tight schedule. If there is a break, he was informed
that he would be contacted. equested that 25X1
Director be informed that he as earns rom the FBI and
members of the Eberstadt Committee that there are charges
of a lack of cooperation on the part of CIA. On the other
hand, Mr. Dulles and Admiral Souers discount these charges.
He would like, if possible, to discuss some of these items
with the Director.
Weekly Staff Conference.
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Mr. James Angleton, SO - Delivered paper to Director for use at the NSC
meeting today.
Mr. Childs, ICAPS - Discussion of Dulles report and NSC action.
Exec. - Discussed controls on subsidy payments for
Mr. E. R. Saunders, Budget covert operations; addition to the Confidential
Funds regulations will be prepared to provide
guidance for the future.
To lunch - Sulgrave Club.
Lt Cmdr Williams, Ships Service (tel) - Machine for Director will be
available tomorrow morning. will pick it up.
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To NSC Meeting, White House.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl'Counsel - Delivered to Director's office
December 1947 and June 1948 reports returned by the Joint
Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy. Also stated that
the Senate Judiciary Committee had asked him when they will
begin the get some of the information which they have 25X1
requested.
Advisory Council (tel) - At the suggestion of Maj
en U. P. Cabell, meeting tomorrow (IISCIB) will be postponed
until ten o'clock, same place.
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Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Recently JIG requested that ORE do a very
intricate job for them. ORE has completed what they
could and now JIG requests more definite information.
ORE is very reluctant to give additional information
because there is nothing definite to go on, and JIG is
unhappy with ORE for contribution because it is short of
what was requested. Mr. Babbitt will discuss this in
detail with Director the next time he sees him.
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Sgt Russ, OSD (tel) - Reported that Director will be in the city all
next week.
Mr. W. Park Armstrong, Jr., State (tel) - Re matter to be discussed at
noon today with SID Johnson. Mr. Armstrong stated that the
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have originated there.
To USCIB meeting, 3601 Main Navy - Accompanied by
Capt. Boyle, Aide to Lt Gen A. C. Wedemeyer, USA (tel) - Gen Wedemeyer
will be unable to attend Director's luncheon on Monday,
11 April as he will be out of the city.
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Mr. Roy S. Tod, ID/GSUSA - Showed Director draft letter which Gen
Irwin proposes to dispatch; this paper has been coordinated
with ADSO.
Dr. James Andrews, OCD - Director signed memorandum for him.
1(tel) -He was informed that we regretted that it
would not be possible for him to see Director today. He
remarked that he had covered most of his points with
Admiral Souers, but there were a few items which he had
hoped to verify with Director. Passed on message for
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and Under Secretary of State Webb also present.
(tel) - Left no message.
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Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - 4th line of report. 25X1
Director asked the name of the institution
Director noted that the report was special distribution
and stated that, if it would not go to State, Director
will hand-carry it to for information only; in 25X1
addition to showing it to Mr. Carey reported 25X1
back that 00 does not have the name of source here-it
is a highly sensitive one. Director will not use the
source and requested that no further check be made. He
will show the report personally tol 25X1
ORE - Director signed Top Secret memorandum to Harmon
Committee, forwarding final report on information requested
by that committee. will hand-carry the papers. 25X1
Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - Has sent to the Director an agreed
working level committee pa ,*r on the interro ation problem.
Kirkpatrick has talked to of FBI about 25X1
getting clearance on someonel _j and has left 25X1
copies of the paper with them; both indicated that previous
drafts had gone to Mr. J. Edgar Hoover and that FBI was
working on them. This jraft id slightly different, but
is the one agreed to by the committee members.
discussed earlier. The source is
sena ve, and maintains that they are'the only ores
who have the right to do this work and hope that S/D
Johnson will not mention report or source to Mr. J. Edgar
Hoover in conversation. Director stated it would be
EYES ONLY for S/D Johnson.
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Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - report which came 25X1
in in January. Air ores has r e e the S/Air Force
and S/Defense on the report and there has been a great deal
of excitement about it. Air Force would like to give the
report wider distribution and down-grade it from Top Secret
to Secret. Mr. Carey pointed out (1) that this was raw,
unevaluated information and (2) that it could not be
downgraded without contacting source. Director agreed
that it would not be well to downgrade the report.
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Further discussion of the Dullest report.
Mr. James Angleton, SO (tel) - Re visitor who has just arrived.
Reported on project on which he is working.
I ADSO (tel) - Rol Director 25X1
instructed that this be sent to State if it had not already
been sent. reported back that the message was
dispatched this morn ng, and they are checking to see if
it was received during the day. If not, it will be
teletyped before the day's end.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Director gave him the first reports
for the sub-committee on Immigration of the Senate 25X1
Judiciary Committee.
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Secy to Maj Gen C. P. Cabeil, USAF (tel) - Gen Cabell will be unable
to attend Director's luncheon today
Gen Moore will attend in his stead.
Cmdr. Williams, Ships Service (tel) - Director expressed thanks for the
procurement of the sanding machine; also asked that he
pass on thanks to Lt. Varney.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Geni Counsel - Reported that the Armed Services
Committee calendar call is coming up today.
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Col Sheffield Edwards, I&S - Director gave him 4/10/49 ORE Duty Officer
report for action.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re Drew Pearson broadcast of last night. Also
Mr. Childs reported that there is nothing so far on the
agenda for the IAC meeting this week unless some agreement
is reached on the medical intelligence item today by the
IAC Standing Committee. Later Mr. Childs reported that no
agreement had been reached on the medical intelligence item.
Director instructed that IAC meeting should be set up any
way. Mr. Childs will circulate the Air Force comment on - 25X1
the atomic energy item.
ORE - EYES ONLY material for Director.
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Col Sheffield Edwards, I&S - Re ORE Duty Officer report given to him
by the Director this morning concerning 25X1
Director approved passing on the information to Col Claude
Barton, OSD security officer, for information. 25X1
Lt Col A. J. Evans, JCS (tel) - Requested three copies of IM-132, 28
March 1949, for use of the Joint Logistics Planning Committee.
(This is IM furnished Harmon Committee of JCS.) Call referred
to AD/OCD for action. (Tel: [phone])
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discontinue its Monthly Intelligence Digest--Working paper.
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Adv Council - Re atomic energy item for IAC Agenda.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS Advisory Council will briefly outline
for Director IAC agency requirements on 25X1
this subject.
Captain A. C. J. Sabalot, ONI (tel) - Re call from 25X1
Director confirmed the fact that he had sent see 25X1
Captain Sabalot and that had worked with 25X1
on the report in question. 25X1
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Exec. - Brought the Security File on 25X1
for Director's perusal. as een 25X1
orme that Mr. David K. Niles o the e House may
telephone Director concerning this case.
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Left message for Director that he expected
or ers re ev ng him from duty with CIA and probably will
sail for Japan about 17 July. He would like to be relieved
from CIA effective 1 June in order to take leave. Director 25X1
approved was so informed.
Capt J. Finnegan, Adv Council - Director requested that Rear Admiral
Earl E. Stone, Naval Communications, be invited to IAC
meeting on Friday, 15 April.
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Director gave him voting slip from Navy on
atomic energy item without enclosures.
SO (tel) - Re 30 Report SO-23223. Director
ruguOutped that check be made to make sure that Mr.
received this.
Capt James Crocker, USN (tel) - Re program for class reunion.
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I IADSO (tel) - Re Director's inquiry yesterday.
Name o ndividual is a is a CAF-14, $8800t
but ADSO may be able to assign him as a 12 within the
salary range.
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC (tel) - Re visitor to U.S.
Director's approval of arrangements has been rece ve ,
and will e re the schedule; SO will be
contacted and will discuss with Director.
Mr. Wisner w no attend Staff Conference tomorrow
since he has an appointment with General Marshall.
Exec. - Director signed confidential voucher.
sec or will discuss with AD/Operations and ADSO
the matter of the safe house. No action is to be taken
at this time on the replacement of the Army and Air Force
members of ICAPS pending NSC action on the Dulles Report.
Also no action is to be taken on the righthand drive
station wagon Iuntil the bill goes through
Congress.
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Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - report put out in January. 25X1
Director requested a copy or and data on it in the interim.
Mr. Carey reported back that the report was acquired December
1948 and that it is the report about which he called Director
last week--Air Force desire to have it downgraded. Director
stated that the Air Force had come out with an evaluation of
it for the New S/Defense but have failed to inform him that
it is a CIA report.
To lunch -t
Mr. Robert Murphy, State (tel) - Re invitation from William Brewster
for dinner Sunday night.
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OPC (tel) -Re safe house committee.
esignated as OPC representative.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS -
Capt R. Mason, Naval Communications - Re Navy atomic project. Captain
Cmdr Rufus G. Taylor, " Mason left with Director a draft
Cat J. N. Wen er, " paper which he requested be
Adv. Council classified Top Secret- this was
done and the paper was handed to Adv.
Council.
Cant. W. olme , USN -
Adv Council
ADSO (tel) - Re call yesterday requesting that
yellow report be sent to rther
requested that SO make it sndard procedure to forward
copies of all reports dealing with matters of interest
(tel) - Requested that Director call him.
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Miss K. Foley, OSD (tel) - Director requested five minutes with S/Defense 25X1
Johnson; arranged to call at three o'clock.
Rear Ada George L. Russell, USN, JAG (tel) - Rel
who desires a job with CIA. Director stated that officers
on active duty had to clear throw h channels for duty with
CIA. However, he agreed to see at four o'clock. 25X1
Mr. Brown, OSD (tel) - Requested an additional copy of the CIA Daily
Summary; OSD now gets copy #4 and #36. He was informed
that the matter would be taken care of, probably beginning
tomorrow.
Dr. James Andrews, OCD (tel) - On instruction of Director, requested
that a third copy of the CIA Daily Summary be furnished the
S/Defense.
Adv Council (tel) - Director requested that he inquire
unorricially about the 1950 budget figures for the agencies
concerned in matter discussed today. .
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00 (tel) - Left message for Director that Col. L. K. White,
USA, retired, USMA Class of 1933, would make the speech at
West Point.
Exec - Director signed character reference for
application to practice in the District. Captain Tietgen
will soon be discharged from the Army and will enter on duty
with CIA as a civilian, P-8.
Captain John Tietgen, USA (MC), in connection with his
To S/Defense Louis Johnson -
S/Defense.
ORE - Director left with him Air Force evaluation
of CIA 25019, Report, Top Secret,received from 25X1
Col. L. K. White, 0 tel) - Leftmessage for Director that he would
write to West Point and make all arrangements to deliver the
speech there.
00 (tel) - Director approved Mr. George G. Carey attending
the aeronautics conference with 25X1
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Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Re papers left withi Director 25X1
informed him that the big boss would not accept the Air Force
evaluation and wanted CIA's estimate. Director instructed
ORE to make an evaluation of the report as 25X1
quickly as possible and to get State Department concurrence
of dissent on it. Also to prepare CIA comment on Air
Force evaluation of the report--which will not require
State concurrence.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Director will talk to Dr. Machle in the morning
about the IAC meeting tomorrow.
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Office, Secretary of Defense (tel) - Reported that Director would be
in the city all next week.
Advisory Council -
Capt James Crocker, USN (tel) - Re class reunion.
Col Robert J. Wood, OSD (tel) - Re papers which Director left with
S/Defense yesterday; Director requested that Col Wood
hold them until Director sent for them. (Later in day.
I(tel) -
picked up the papers and delivered to Director.)
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC (tel) - He understands that has
issued instructions to effect that all personne ac on
for OPC is to be stopped, this to apply to investigations
as well, because of lack of space. Director stated he
had directed a slow-down until we have had a chance to
confer further with PBA; however, there should be no
stoppage on investigations. Mr. Wisner also reported that
the space above his office in L building which was to have
been available on 15 April will not be available for an
indefinite period. Director will check this.
Exec - Re OPC space. Director instructed that OSO
personnel be doubled up if necessary to provide space for
Mr. James AnglEton, SO (tel)- Director agreed that Monday delivery would
be all right on the letter which he is preparing. Mr. A.
has obtained a copy of the book from the Library of Congress
and will have it this afternoon. Since the matter in
question also concerns OPC, Mr. A. is obtaining comments
from Mr. Wiener for incorporation in the draft.
(tel) - Director will lunch with him tomorrow.
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re IAC meeting this afternoon--atomic energy matter.
Dr. W. Machle, OSI
I I Adv. Council - Re IAC meeting;
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Asst. Secy of the Army Gordon Gray (tel) - Asked for the Director. He
was informed that Director was not in but could be contacted
at home. Director's telephone number was given to his
secretary.
Congressman Gene Brown (?) - Called the Director on the telephone and
just wanted to "chat with him" and did not desire the
Duty Officer to contact Director. He said he would call
next week. .
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Director approved draft of paper to be circulated
to IAC members for concurrence on the atomic energy program
of the USSR.
Maj Gen A. R. Bolling, ID/GSUSA (tel) - Director will speak to members
of the Strategic Intelligence School on Wednesday, 20 April,
at three o'clock.
BI - Director gave him letter to Mr. J. Edgar Hoover
concerning I project, ER 0-4167.
Mr. Gordon Gray, Asst Secy of Army (tel) - Will call on Director today 25X1
between three and three thirty.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Re COMINT--in connection with legis-
lation introduced last year.
Advisory Council - Director will desire no specific
briefing on presentation of atomic energy program of USSR,
under consideration by IAC, to the NSC but does desire to
be kept informed on the subject.
Lt Col J. R. Bogue, ID/GSUSA (tel) - Re Director's speech on 20 April
to Strategic Intelligence School members, Col Bogue would
like to invite top level JCS people. He was informed that
Director approved. Col Bogue requested that Director come
to Gen Irwin's office at 14:40 and from there he will be
escorted to the lecture room. Gen Irwin and others of his
staff plan to be present.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS (tel) - Left message for Director that Maj Gen
W. E. Todd, JIG, had telephoned his concurrence on the
paper circulatedthis morning (atomic energy program of the
USSR, CIA 29671).
Capt. A. C. J. Sabalot, -rONI (tel) - ONI concurs in paper circulated.
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Captain Arleigh A. Burks, USN (tel) - Informed Director that a Commander
in the Naval reserve, named as coming around to 25X1
apply for a job with CIA. Director will inform Personnel.
would come in to apply for a Job`.
Personnel Officer (tel) - Informed him that
Mr. James Angleton, SO (tel) - Director requested another brief report
for NSC similar to those prepared before by Mr. Angleton--
deadline of Thursday noon.
Col Sheffield Edwards, I&S - Director returned security files to
Col Edwards.
Maj Gen W. E. Todd, JCS (tel) - Re liaison question. Director thinks
he has a good boy for JCS liaison. Gen Todd desires to
cooperate in any way with CIA personnel in clarifying JCS
requirement requests. Director will send boy over to see
Gen Todd.
OCD - Showed Director EYES ONLY paper from Army.
I ADSO -
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MaJ Gen A. R. Bolling, ID/GSUSA (tel) - Director will send over paper
about some things that are happening (re Operation0 25X1
Gen Bolling stated that Gen Wedemeyer would telephone
Director about closing of Berlin radio station. Director
stated that Gen Wedemeyer should also talk to George Allen
at State. Re Director hopes to get an answer 25X1
this week.
Capt James Crocker, USN (tel) - Re class reunion.
25X1 tel) - Requested that Director be notified that he had
ue.ephoned twice today.
To lunch - Sulgrave Club.
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Mr. W. Park Armstrong, State (tel) - Left message for Director that
State Department concurs in CIA 29671. (Mr. Childs notified.)
IADSO (tel) - Re he is heading 25X1
back tomorrow. Director has a call in for him and should
hear something today.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Reported Air Force comments on CIA 29671 to
Director; as reported tol lover the telephone. 25X1
Mr. Joseph Alsop -
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Maj Gen S. Le Roy Irwin, DI/GSUSA (tel) - Informed Director that
Army approves CIA 29671. (Mr. P. Childs informed.)
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE - Left TOP SECRET paper with Director which will
be shown to Mr. W. Averell Harriman, ECA. Director will
return the paper to Mr. Babbitt.
Col Sheffield Edwards, I&S (tel) - Re broadcast of Elmer Davis yester-
day in which he quoted statement made by General Bonner
Fellers on PW, specifically the dropping of leaflets in
Russia. Col Edwards wished to call to Directorts
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Director instructed him to prepare the memorandum
for Executive Secretary, NSC on atomic energy in final form.
Mr. Childs informed Director that he understood that the
NME had approved last report on the Dulles Report.
Exec - Brought Director charts for use in connection
with s lecture before the Strategic Intelligence School
this afternoon.
Col Sheffield Edwards, I&S - Brought Director file on
former 0SS employee.
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Lt Cmdr Frank H. Balsley, USN, Naval Liaison Officer - Showed Director
material at the request of the Director of Naval Intelligence.
Dr. James Andrews, OCD .tel) - Informed Director that ORE was preparing
material to brief Maj Gen A. H. Gruenther, JCS for use at
a. press conference on Friday evening. S/Defense will attend
the conference and possibly the President. Director will
talk to Gen Gruenther today about the details.
25X1 I lAdv Council - Re special meeting of USCIB planned for
rues 26 April; agenda does not affect CIA. Later
25X1' onfirmed date of special meeting which will
e e at in Room 3E1022 Pentagon.
Secy. to Col Robert J. Wood, OSD (tel) - Informedi that two 25X1
memorandums left with Col Wood yesterday were ready for
return to Director. picked them up.) 25X1
To lunch - Army Navy Club.
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requesting air su port in connection with NSC 10/2, CIA
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To Strategic Intelligence School, ID/GSUSA - Director to lecture.
JFBI - Delivered letter to Director from Mr. J. Edgar
Hoover, ER 0-4230. Also left message for Director that FBI
had an internal security file on brief is being 25X1
prepared of this and will be del vere Director as soon
as it has been completed.
Secy to Senator Hugh, Butler, Nebraska (tel) - Requested appointment
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Secy to Admiral Souers, ES/NSC (tel) - NSC meeting scheduled for
tomorrow will be held at 10 o'clock instead of 2:30 because
both the S/State and S/Defense will be on the Hill in the
afternoon.
Mr. John Warner, Geni Counsel (tel) - Requested complete file on
I ase for Director.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Re
now assignment.
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Mr. James Angleton, SO (tel) - Informed him of change in time of NSC
meeting. He will get the report for NSC meeting to
Director by 0930.
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Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - Passed on information received from
General Bolling.
Capt A. C. J. Sabalot, ONI (tel) - Re paper brought to Director by
yesterday. Director has checked and has
round a the boy has been on the suspect list for
some time. Director will have information
Exec - Director signed confidential voucher
,000 s . ft. of space has been procured for OPC
will arrange a meeting in Director's office
on Monday for Assistant Directors concerned to discuss
the safe house project. Director wishes to see all of
the plans for the for
Advisory Council be ore any na determination is made
on the reorganization and set up.
DSO - Brought Director report on clandestine
activities for presentation to NSC.
Col Sheffield Edwards, I&S - Director returned two security files.
I dv Council - Director gave him a message for action.
Weekly Staff Conference.
To NSC meeting, White House.
Mr. William Webster, MLC/AEC (tel) - Will call Director again.
Mr. Teague, Office of Senator Styles Bridges, New Hampshire (tel) -
Re a who would like to be interviewed by
someone In UIA concerning possibility of a job with CIA,
will be in Washington today only. Call referred
to Mr. W. Pforzheimer's office far action.
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Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS -
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Director instructed that no dissemination be
made of evaluation business until word was received from
S/Defense. Mr. B. stated that it would all be channeled
through the Director.
Re Top Secret paper which Director returned to Mr. B.
this morning, Director stated that ECA knows about this
but does not approve.
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Col Sheffield Edwards, I&S - Reported to Director that a copy of an
FBI investigation concerning-Alger Hiss had been picked up
out of the mud near K building last evening by a Veterans
Administration employee who turned it over to her supervisor.
The Supervisor took the report to L building and it was then
given to I&S. I&S notified FBI. FBI is very upset and are
attempting to trace it. Director was informed that this
was not a report which had ever been received in CIA.
Mr. George G. Carey, 00 - Director requested that copies of all FDB
translations be sent to him in the future. Also gave Mr.
Carey a letter in German for translation.
Director passed on information received from Mr.
DeLoach. Mr. Carey is not aware that such individual
messages are being received by 00 but will check and
inform the Director. Later Mr. Carey informed Director
that check had been made, and they were unable to trace
any such company. This may be due to an error in the name
of the company and 00 will check with Mr. DeLoach to
ver?fv the name.
Adv Council - Re Captain Sabalotts invitation to
rector, Gen Irwin and Mr. Armstrong to visit Naval
Communications Annex on Saturday, 30 April, 0930.
should be. informed of any
change in present plans.
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Mr. L. Houston, Genl Counsel - Director gave him memorandum from Admiral 25X1
Souers concerning a displaced person for action.
Mr. John S. Warner, Genl Counsel - Delivered files on
case to Director.
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that the trip might be a good idea. 25X1
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and had had a good deal to do with e ambassador. Mr.
will send out a message authorizing the trip.
Exec. - Meeting on safe house- will be held at 10
OT c ock Monday in Director's office. Assistant Directors
and the Committee appointed to study the matter will attend--
00, OPC, OSO'.
Maj Gen W. E. Todd, JIG/JCS (tel) - Re message from Adm Conolly about
which Director called him a week or so ago. It was
referred to a team in Joint Strategic Plans, and they
have drafted a proposed answer to it. The answer
recommends maintenance of completely separate responsibility
for planning and implementation; and states that it is not
desired to set up the organization at this time which he
suggested in his wire. Director stated that this information
was sufficient for CIA and that it would not be necessary
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Secy to S/D Louis Johnson (tel) - To remind Director of his luncheon
appointment at 12:30 today with S/D, Admiral Souers and
epor ed that Director would be in Washington all
next week.
Senator Hugh Butler, Nebraska - re case of
D t - Informed Director that he had heard
MET, I would leave tomorrow. Director
will see m afternoon,
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Mr. L. Houston, Genl Counsel - Re case of
Director returned all the files to him.
]Advisory Council - Re Service budgets.
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Mr. T. Babbitt ORE - Cleared oval ti on of thel 25X1
with Director. Director approved
t ng ten copes u requested that they be held. Later
Mr. B,. telephoned and stated that Navy disapproved taking
out the one sentence and that he had been unable to reach
State. Director stated that he did not approve of the
sentence but to let it stay in in order that the paper
could be gotten out immediately.
Mr. C. D. DeLoach, FBI -
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Secy to Rear Adm S. W. Souers, ES/NSC (tel) - Adm Souers desires to
return to Director his recent memorandum to the President.
(Re escape and evasion, CIA 23270) picked 25X1
up the paper and returned the NSC receipt.)
elivered to Director the Personnel
file onf4 former applicant.
Capt Herbert D. Riley, USN, Aide to S/Defense (tel) - Re black book
that President gets. S/Defense would like to see this.
Capt Riley called back a 1 Wood had
made an arrangement for S/Defense 25X1
Forrestal that ou orwar a book when there 25X1
were any items of interest. Director will arrange to have
the book delivered daily to Captain Riley or to Captain
A. L. Reed, USN, both of whom have been cleared to receive
it.
T&S - Delivered to Director the Security file on
former applicant.
ADSO - Discussion of Safe House,
Mr. Jamea 1e an.9'vSO
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC
OPC
Mr. George 0. arey, 00
Mr. L. Kirk at rick, 00
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Mr. George G. Care 00 - Delivered to Director a one page memorandum
on in accordance with Director's
request on . r --re erence matter discussed with Mr.
Mr. C. D. DeLoach, FBI - Reference
him CIA files.
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Sgt Russ, Office, S/Defense (tel) - Asked if it would be within CIA
security regulations to furnish OSD with a list of home
telephones of our personnel. In view of the new people
coming into their office, specifically Mr. Early, OSD
would like to have the list. He was informed that in the
past such a list had been furnished to Miss Foley for the
S/Defense and that we would bring the list up-to-date and
furnish one copy to Miss Foley and one copy for the
secretary to Mr. Early. He agreed that this would be
satisfactory.
Mr. Fisher-Howe, State (tel) - Re troublesome problem State 25X1
would like to have any reports which CIA has on s
subject. Director will check.
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Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Director informed him thati 25X1
would deliver to him at once a request from Me res ent
for certain information which should receive urgent
attention.
dv. Council (tel) - Director requested that
De ease be put on distribution to receive the black book
dailjr;to be delivered to his aide, Captain Herbert D. Riley,
USN.
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Mr. Ludwell L. Montague, ORE - Delivered to Director a report by a
Joint Ad Hoc Committee on the possibility of direct
soviet military action during 1949, CIA 24253.
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE - Re request from President for information.
ORE will turn this out as soon as possible.
ADSO (tel) - Requested that Director's office
return him the basic papers in connection with the
Vinson correspondence
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Geni Counsel - Director requested that he deliver
original letter to Mr. Carl Vinson, Chairiman,House
Armed Services Committee, ER 0-3794.
Mr. P. Child ICAPS -
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GIA applicant. He was re}irea oar disco
s very anxious to get a job in CIA. Gen Irwin stated that
he had a very fine record; is calm, sensible. He is deaf--
but not too deaf. Director will look into the matter and
see if he can be used.
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ADSO (tel) - Informed Director that
here. Director will see him.
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Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Geni Counsel - Director returned to him his memorandum
on the Civil Service Classification Act amendment. Director
agreed that CIA would go along with the bill except for
proposing that Director be permitted to call upon the
Civil Service Commission for advice if necessary.
Adv Council - Briefing for USCIB meeting.
To lunch - Hay-Adams Hotel - 25X1
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To USCIB meeting, 3E 1022 Pentagon.
Office, Superintendent of Documents (tel) - Re annual Report by
Director of Central Intelligence. Informed them that
Director did not make an annual report--they have had
several inquiries but could not locate such a report.
Mr. Shelly, Office of Senator Spessard L. Holland, Florida (tel) -
Re a constituent, who would like to talk
to our ersonne people. Arranged an appointment for
her with Mr. W. Pforzheimer for 2 o'clock today.
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Secy to Mr. Fisher Howe, State (tel) - Asked if Director had a report
for Mr. Howe. ( Later in day Director sent over
a memorandum on IRO illegal activity DERD-4323.)
Adv. Council - Director recommends that USCIB clear
S/Treasury and Acting Chairman, NSRB. was
instructed to take this up with Gen Cabe as a rman,
USCIB. I reported that he agreement from all
USCIB members to clear S/Treasury and Act. Chairman, NSRB.
will inform Capt Wenger and Director will check
with A Souers.
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Mr, Frank G. Wisner, OPC (tel) - Re conversation with Admiral Souers
concerning Island in North Atlantic, para. 5, there have
been further developments there which Mr. Wisner would
like to discuss with Adm Sowers. Director approved; Mr.
Wisner will send Director a memorandum covering the
discussion.
Re messages fr oncerning a 25X1
certain individual coming to the United urea. This is
OSO responsibility and not OPC, but OPC does have an
interest. Mr. Wisner believes it would be a good idea
to bring him over; Director agrees, and if he comes he
will be made available to OPC.
ADSO (tel) - Director requested that he bring
over the report on (ER 0-4323)
Mr. L. Houston, Genl Counsel - Director gave him 0S0 recommendations
on supplementary allowances for his comment and return.
(tel) - Arranged for him to call on Director
tomorrow at 3 o'clock.
OPC - Director signed memorandum to Chief, Confidential
ands Branch re OPC project.
Mr. P. Childs, ICAPS - Director gave him memorandum from DI/GSUSA
requesting referral of document translation matter to IAC.
Capt. A. C. J. Sabalot, ONI (tel) - Re clearance of two people for
NSC meeting next week. Director understands that Kimball
is to represent them; therefore, he should also be cleared.
It is believed that Mr. Kenney will not be back for the
meeting. Mr. Johnson will also have to be cleared but
that poses no problem. Captain Sabalot stated that he
understood. that FBI is sending two of their men to the
meeting.
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Mr. L. Houston, Genl Counsel - Re DP case sent to Director by Ada
Somers.
Rear Admiral S. W. Souers, ES/NSC (tel) - Ada Souers has spoken to
S/Treas. Snyder and to Mr. Steelman of NSRB, and Director
will arrange for them to be cleared for COMINT.
To Ambassador W. Averell Harriman, EGA -
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Weekly Staff Conference.
Mr. T. Babbitt, CRE - Re active reserve duty with JCS. Also Director
approved discontinuance of ORE weekly roundtable discussions.
Maj Gen W. E. Todd, JCS (tel) - Re Army reserve active duty trainining
period in JCS for Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE. Gen Todd believes
this can be arranged because Mr. Babbitt is completely
cleared. Later in the day Gen Todd reported that Gen
Gruenther had approved Mr. Babbitt's training there and
they will be delighted to have him.
Mr. Frank G. Wisner, OPC - Re
Mr. George Carey, 00 (tei) - Director requested that report
be sent to ECA. OCD known where to send.
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Secy to Ada S. W. Souers, ES/NSC (tel) - Requested an additional copy of
the CIA Weekly Summary for Admiral Souers. (Arrangements 25X1
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Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE (tel) - Informed Director that the memorandum for
the President should reach him by 3:30.
Col Johnson of JCS has informed him that Gen Gruenther
has approved his duty with JCS.
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CIA. Informed him that there was no record of this in the
Director's office or in Central Records.
Capt James Crocker, USN (tel) - Re class reunion.
Secy to Sec/Treas Snyder (tel) - Arranged for o call 25X1
on the See Tress on Friday, 29 Apr , W309 to brier im.
I Lnformed.)
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Dr. John R. Steelman, NSRB (tel) - He will call Director in a few days
and indicate when may come over to brief him.
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Secy to S/D Louis Johnson (tel) - Informed him that Director planned
to be in Washington all next week.
Mr. W. Pforzheimer, Genl Counsel - Director gave him additional data
for delivery to the Immigration subcommittee of the Senate
Judiciary Committee.
1Adv Council (tel) - Reported that he had briefed
Sec/Treasury Snyder.
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tel) - Will be in Washington next week and
will telephone Director's office for appointment. (Check
is being made on him through I&S.)
Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - Reported to Director that he had
learned on pretty good authority that s 25X1
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Adv. Council - Director returned to him the paper
Mr.
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Mr. George G. Carey, 00 (tel) - Re reply to letter from Gen Bolling, ID/
GSUSA, regarding the central translation service. If 00
goes ahead with this project, it will require an additional
500 people in FDB. Director cautioned Mr. Carey to be sure
to coordinate any planning along this line with ICAPS; Mr.
Carey assured him that they would. Director pointed out
there were no funds included in 1950 budget for this purpose,
and he would not go to Congress to ask for additional funds
nor enter a deficiency appropriation but would wait until
fiscal year 1951 to provide the funds for the service.
(tel)
Mr. T. Babbitt, ORE/- Questions for (will be 25X1
delivered to the Director o .
Rel meeting. Director requested that Duty
Officer notify anything is received on this subject
tonight, tomorrow or any time during the weekend because
of interest of "some of the boys" in the subject.
Mr. Frank G. Wisner OPC (tel) - Re visitor from across the seal
Director says he really does work for them; that
this is a cover arrangement.
Re Admiral Kauffmann.', Hii1stl i1' 3doctor says jhe must rest
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J. E. Fitzpatrick, " Director informed them it would be
Karl, USCIB handled through S/Defense.
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