https://declassified.library.utoronto.ca/files/original/b267d18bb61239ed092c26b3200e23da.pdf 60123039115d9ee7d23acf570d12db23 PDF Text Text Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge!en vertu de la oi sur l'acc8s 8 l'inforrnat1on CANADIAN EYES ONLY \ Department of External Defence Affairs Liaison (2) Division SPECIAL REGISTRY Subject: 11 .r I':'H B :::: ISH SEC _ ITY CO-OFDrr .Tro:· .lOR -D I II File N o._3_-_, _...-~3 ____ Volume---=1 ______ From 1:i,illcH 11, 194 3 To JaHU.nRY 3, 1956 _ _ RELATED FILES IMPORTANT This file contains intelligence material from a delicate source and is to be seen only by authorized persons on a strictly need-to-know basis. When on loan to them it is to be kept from the sight of unauthorized persons, and is to be returned to Defence Liaison (2) Division Special Registry in a sealed string envelope. 000001 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur /'acces 1m n �Clocumentdisclosed under the Access to lnfotmat1or,,•kt - l♦I Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Ministere des Affaires ~trangeres et du Commerce international Ottawa,· Canada . KiA0G2 • I l I r r \ I. r I \ \ -000003 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur /'acces a l'mformat1on \ •Canada l♦I \ \ /, /1 - I - ------ --------------- • f ) c_ I· I II \ I I - , } 000004 �, Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on • . ........................................ At.l an ...ca...... Attber son .................................................. . ' a member of 13ritish SecuritH Co-ordination, has performed valuable service of a conjidential nature. ~ix:edor 000005 �Document diacloHd und•r fl• Acc•a• k>lnk>rrr.•tion Act• Docum•nt di~I~• en ••rtu d• le Loi •ur !'•cc•a ,I l'1!i'form•tion Licentiate in &OftOlflic aRd Political Sc:i:ence Master of Foreign Service Master of Economic Science (University Lonµon) Motor Torpedo Boats of. North Atlantic Council National Film Board Privy u:nmcillor Provisional Inter-Governmental Committee·for the'Movement of•Migrants from Europe. Prisoner of War • • Probationary Royal Institute· of International Royal •F1ying Corps Royal Military College Mfairs Squadron Leader United Nations International &nergency Fwid Children Warcime Information Board Wartime Prices and Trade Board. Ma~itoba, 1926); B.A. (Rhodes Sch~larship·, Oxford, 1928); Institute of International Relations,· Geneva, 1928. Le~turer in French, Wesley Coll., Winnipeg, 1924-25; Lecture~, Assistant Prof~ssor i~ French, Univ. of Alberta, 1931-32. Joined External Affairs as Third Secretary, Decernb.er 1932; ·Second.Secretary, Washington, October· 1937-Decernber 1943; First Secretary, Me:x;icoCit;y, January 1944-Septernber 1946; Counsellor, Brussels, November 194/5-June 1949. • Seconded to International Refugee Or.ganization, August 1949-Mar~h 1952; returned to Ottaw~, March 1952-_;.,_,· Attended the 7th Se.ssion of E.C.O.S.O.C .., Geneva, 1948. F.S.O. 6. Married (Marie:-Nicole Auffray), Seven children~ ALLEN,·.MISS VIVIENNE • Born in Manchester, Eng., on March 22, 1926. B.A. lUniv. of British Colwnbia, 1948); Incoire T~Departinent (Vancouver) 1948-50;, Univ_. of California,·. 1950; Hospital Insurance .Co~ission (Vanco~ver) 1950-51; Univ. of British Columbia, 1951;.52., Joined External Affairs as F.S.O.1, ·Ott!lwa, •August 1952-~ Single. • •• • ANDERSON, ALLAN CUNNINGHAM Born in Aberdeen, Scotland, on August. 28, 1896. Privately educated. J~ined Canadian Army 1915. (Pte. Canadian Field Ambulance); R.A.F. • 1918 (Cadet-Pilod; served on Western Front; discharged 1919 (2/Lt.), Royal Bank of Canada, Winnipeg, , 1920-22, Havana. 1922-29; Sovereign Life Insurance Company, 1930-3-2; ~Winnipeg Tribune", 1932-41; t,ravell~d in South Americ.a !or Sout;hain newspapers, 1941--43; I.B+. Ottawa, 1943; Assistant Director,. 1945.. J-oined External Affairs, .Febr·uary 1947; First Secretary_, Mexico City, June 1952-_. • Attend!;ld the meetings _of the Nor,th. Atlantic·.· Council, Ottawa; 1951. ,C.O. 5. Single.• • ·w. ANDREW,· ARTHUR JULIAN Born in Pictou, N.S. ! November ·20, .1915: B.A., M.A. (Ddhousie Univ. 1937, 1947). •Canadian Press, Halifax, 193739, Joined Canadian Ariny 1939 ·.(Lt.}; served on Atlantic Coast, United Kingdom, Italy and N~rthwestern Europe; discharged 1946 (Capt.): Joined External Affa_.irs as F.S.0.2, 000006 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act_ Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on £.;c ia~ A_{l:-;.__ ;,. 'Re.~ ,15\-....r ~toc:::,,CA.~~\C.....~ No\.-~-s.e,i---. ~ ~<:..~r-s. 0~ ~ ~~~ D\ t-.Ct-«Ao.-\t\~r-~ s (W~ Av-.5v..,S.\- g_;~ '~ OV--. S-j Jl 'i �ANDERSON, ALLAN CUNNINGHAM Born in Aberdeen, Scotland, on August 28, 1896. Privately educated. Joined Canadian Army 1915 (Pte); served on Western Front 1916-18; RAF 1918 (Cadet Pilot); discharged 1919 (2/Lt). Royal Bank of Canada, Winnipeg, 1920-22, Havana, 1922-29; Sovereign Life Insurance Co., 1930-32; "Winnipeg Tribune", 1932-41; special correspondent in South America for Southam Newspapers of Canada, 1941-43; Head of Latin American Section. WIB. 1943-45; Asst. Director, ·1• 1945-47. Joined External Affairs as Asst. Director,,nform.ation Div. Febru ·ry 1947; recertified as CO 5, April 1948; First ecretary, Mexico City, Ju e 1952; Counsellor, September 1953; Ottawa, Septem er 1955; appointed Amb sador to Cuba, August 1959. Single. ' ~~· c~"-1::'-±,,,,c;_ Servic Ex:ter, Affair ARN' 1949 as Fl Seer v-,'tWl ANDREW, ARTHUR JULIANL.f' ~~v;r:,2./!J Born in Pictou, N.S., on November 20, 1915. BA, MA (Dalhousie Univ., 1937, 1947). Canadian Press, Halifax, 1937-39. Joined Canadian Army 1939 (Lt); served on Atlantic Coast, United Kingdom, Italy and Northwestern Europe; discharged 1946 (Capt). Joined External Affairs as FSO 2, August 1947; Second Secretary, Bonn, April 1950; ,First Secretary, October 1951; Charge d'Affaires a.i., Vienna, January 1953; Ottawa, September 1954; Charge d'Affaires a.i., Prague, July 1957. FSO 6. Married (Joyce Sircom). Two children. ASl: mei Un: lite Joi Cit Al ARCAND, THEODORE, JEAN. C, Born in Bonnyville, Alta., on June 25, 1934. BA (McMaster University, 1957), NFCUS Exchange Student, Laval University 1955-56. Joined Department of Citizenship and Immigration as JAO, June 1957. Joined External Affairs as FSO 1, April 1958; Third Secretary, Prague, June 1959. Married (Jennifer Garner-Ashmore). ARMSTRONG,DOROTHYJANE Born in Elva, Manitoba, on July 30, 1931. B,A, (Mount Allison University, 1952). Commonwealth Studies (Oxford, 1952). M.A. (University of Toronto, 1956). Institut des Etudes Politiques, University of Paris, 1956-57. Joined External Affairs as FSO 1 September 1957. FSO 2. Single. ARMSTRONG, HARRIS JAMES Born in Saint John, N.B., on November 5, 1899. CPA (Univ. of Toronto, 1933); ACIS (Shaw Schools, Toronto, 1934); FCIS 1952. Union Bank •of Halifax and Royal Bank of Canada, 1907-12, 1914-29; private business, 191214; Income Tax Assessor, Toronto, 1929-34; Govt. of Ontario, 1934-41; (Ass. Deputy. Minister, Ontario Dept. of Highways, 1936-41); Asst. CTO (Naval 10 s, D O' } E �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on Page 1 of 1 Jensen, Kurt -ISIW From: Goard, Susan -SXKL Sent: March 18, 2005 12:07 PM To: Jensen, Kurt -ISIW Subject: Allan C. Anderson Hi Kurt, I have found a short biography on Allan C. Anderson in our old departmental registry. The last year I can find him in the department is 1959. However, we are missing the books from 1960 and 1961. He joined Foreign Affairs in 1947. According to the departmental registery, he was the ambassador of Cuba in 1959 so I looked up the Canadian Representatives abroad. The October 1959 book is the first time his name is mentioned as ambassador. The February 1961 edition is.the last one in which he is named ambassador. I will leave the short biography for you at the reference desk of the library if you would like to pick it up. In the meantime, I'll keep looking to see what I can find but I imagine that the historical section might be able to · locate a personnel file on him. Susan Goard Susan Goard Portfolio Librarian: Legal and Consular Affairs/ Bibliothecaire de portefeuille: Affaires juridiques et consulaires Information Services (SXKL), Library/ Services d'information (SXKL), Bibliotheque Foreign Affairs Canada/ Affaires etrangeres Canada 125 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1A 0G2/ 125, promenade Sussex, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1A 0G2 Tel./Tel. (613) 944-0860 Fax/ Telec. (613) 944-0222 , Email/ Courriel susan.g_oard@international.gc.ca 18/03/2005 000009 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on BSC Certificate . Allan Cunningham Anderson • Proposed text ~'it'~~ 'PIJ{),Ml,in~_, 'PJJ~ 9e<:WJtity~~fomi t@~ k ~ in 9outit i~ c;?cotland_,o,n ~28., ~ind#'~., ~F 18.96: 1.91;1to~ <!7oatkm ~1.91/7. Gt&. ~r,;o,n,W<Man~o/ 1.94.J. Pl)~ tliat-wme tk Pl5~of ~joined • 000010 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on BSC Certificate \ Allan Cunningham Anderson Proposed text ~'ff~~ 'PIJMeuin ~J 8~ Mb ~28J 'PIJ1~ BecfMW/1 'ff~ fo»n W~ k ~ ~ c;?oath,~f», 8~ ?fjde,;,na/ ~~ in @~J 18.96. c;;yf~, ~W<Mam~o/ 1.9111 ~ ~ 1.943. neu/4~. ~~ tktwme ~joined tk ~~ o/ 1.947. 000011 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur /'aCces a l'mformat1on BSC Certificate Allan Cunningham Anderson Proposed text ~ ~~ ~ PlJO-Mbin ~., cf?cdlrmd., ()/)1, PlJ~ 9~ ?f~fomi, k ~ in cf?odi,~jkt ?ff~~ in r:%~., ~ll},(Mano/fkmio/ 1.941/j-;, ~ 1.91/3. PlJ~ datwme ~~joined tlwPlJ~o/ ~28.,-18.96. r@~ 9~ ~- 1.91/7. 000012 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur /'acces a l'mformat1on Pagel of 1 Blackburn, Robert -ISIR From: Jensen, Kurt -ISIW Sent: March 16, 2005 11:35 AM To: Blackburn, Robert -ISIR Cc: Heatherington, Scott -ISi; Livermore, Daniel -ISD Subject: British Security Coordination Certificate: Allan C. Anderson Rob, I found the old BSC certificate for Allan C. Anderson, this is the one I had discovered in the ISIR files years ago and which we wanted to have framed when Paul Dingledine was here. It went missing when all the posters were being matted. The BSC certificate showed up in Debbie! Gratons old filing cabinet in Peter Price's office which we were emptying. Dan has given me(the good ahead to get it framed. We would like to put a little blurb into the matted certificate which gives some background. Can you look.for the original file in the core filing room where Anderson's correspondence should be? I'll also check my more recent books on SSC to see if he crops up when I did it when we first found the certificate there was no trace of his name. Kurt ALL- '--''":> 31/03/2005 _.\)~(--. ._ ..- -~+- ,;~"-~a..<+- l~~ t .-- ,,_~~ -t-Q_, :.._ -\<c-- 000013 �:::iocum•nt di•cloHd und•r the Ace•~~ to fnform•tion Act· Docum•nt dNulglt •n v•~ d• I• Loi •ur l'•cci,•,; l'1nform•t,on 1940-1945 -: a member of ~ritish SecuritH Co-ordination, has performed valuable service of a confidential nature. 000014 �Documentdisclosed under the Access to Information Act Documentdivulge.e.nve.rtude.la Loi sur !'ecces a l'tnformat,'on FILENO. 3-/,J.,3 PLEASE KEEPATTACHED TOTOPOFFILE FILE CLOSED THIS FILE IS TO BE USEDFOR REFERENCE PURPOSESONLY. ALL FURTHERCORRESPONDENCE IS TO BE PLACED ON THE APPROPRIATE Fl LE WITHIN THE NEW FI LE SERIES. 000015 �D.L. (2)/GGCrean/mh :J:ocumentdi•cloHd und•r th• .A.cce.u:to fnforrr.ation Act• Docum•nt divul~i •n ._-ertude I• Loi aur l'•cc•~ • l'intq:mat101, OTTAWA, January 3, 1956 PERSONAL ANDCONFIDENTIAL Dear Peter, Herewith 1s Norman Robertson's reply to my enquiry about the Stephenson Report. I am inclined to think that if Norman•s memory does not run to this that it is hardly worth troubling the Minister to raise it with Sir William when he is in New York one day. I think that we would be on pretty sound ground, if we were taxed over the matter, to continue to say that there is no trace of any such report having been received. May I have your views? • Yours sincerely, G.G. Crean P. M. Dwyer, Esq., Office of the Privy Council, East Block, OTTAWA. 000016 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on PERSONAL ANDCONFIDENTIAL ·o FF I CE o·F T H E HIGH COMMISSIONER CANADA FOR CANADA, HOUSE, LONDON, S.W. 1. December 5, 1955: Dear Bill: I am afraid I have to return a nil answer from London to your enquiry of November29th about Sir William Stephenson's report on British Security Coordination operations. I have never seen it, and I should have expected to see a copy if one had been sent to Mackenzie King. TommyStone, who was in this morning and who had a good de~I to do with· BSC during the war, had never heard that such a report existed. On0 the other hand, Miss Fleming typed a good deal of it, and conf.irms that such a report was prepared in 1945. . If you wish to pursue the matter, I think it could be left to the Minister to mention the subject to Sir William when he next- sees him in NewYork. G. G. Crean, Esq. Department of External Affairs OTTAWA Canada 000017 0 �Document disclosed under the Access to frifo:metion Act• Document divulge en vertu de !a Lo, sur J'acc;;isa !',nformation D.L. (2)/GGcrean/mh OTTAWA,November 29, 1955 PERSONAL and CONFIDENTIAL Dear Norman, Jim Oastler has been on to the Minister's Offioe and Peter Dwyer about a report which was allegedly .prepared by Sir. William Stephenson about the operations of the British Security Coordination during the War. Oastler•s interest in it is to the effect that a number of Canadians who did useful service with the B.s.c. (perhaps including himself) are mentioned in th~ report and that perhaps the time has come that t~ey might be given some public recognition for their work. Oastler maintains that Stephenson gave a copy of this report to Mr. King. • Peter Dwyer tells me that such a report was prepared and it was printed. According to him, it contained a good deal of dynamite and was regarded as so seeret by Stephenson that each oopy was despatched in a locked steel box. I can find no trace of a copy in the Department and Peter, through enquiries at Laurier House, has not been able to find a copy there. I am wondering whether your long memory extends to this subject, as well as to so many others. Do you recall such.a docmnent and do you remembor whether Mr. King received a copy and what he did with it? We, of course, have no intention of giving all or part of it to Mr. Oastler even if we do find it. The Minister's Office has replied meanwhile that the Minister has no knowledge of such a report. Best regards, Yours sincerely, ~orman A. Robertson, Esq., High Commissioner for Canada, Canada Hous e, T r\1\TTV'\'IIT -E~N (Signed)G.G.CR ' 000018 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur /'acces a l'mformat1on Defence Liaison(2)/G.deT.Glazebrook/hmp. June 21, 1952. MEMORANDUM FOR FILE Mr. Alan Anderson the attached letter he had never answered quite rightly, Anderson that left with me from BSC, explaining it. as indiscreet. that He regarded I told it, Mr. I would be glad to h0l9 it here for him. (~ Defence Liaison (2) Division. 000019 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on ,:, March 31, 1953 NOTE FOR FILE F-15 This Allen document was handed to Mr. Glazebrook Anderson for safe by Mr. keeping. .I /1 ,,J· ~ 000020 �Document disclosed under the Access- to Jnformatior; Act. Documentdivulge en vertu de la Loi sur !'acces a !'information ( ) BRITISH SECURITY CO-ORDINATION 630, FJl,'TH AVENUE (ROOM CIRCf,E 6·6300 NEW 3606) 20, N. Y. YORK May 8th, 1945. With the successful conclusion of the war in Europe, the greater part of the work of this organization is coming to an end. It seems an appropriate moment, therefore, for me to write to some of the men who have been officers of British Security Coordination, and hence this letter to you. Its purpose is to express my appreciation of the good job you did, and also to put on record, as I think you might like me to do, your period of service with us. }evv, I Cl l-/;, _ You were an officer of the organization and a hal.f (October 1941 to J'.une-194.Z). for nearly a year During that time your special qualifications as a journalist proved of considerable assistance to an important part of our activities. I do not attempt to enumerate all the various assignments you handled so capably, but I would like to make especial mention of your tour of'Chile and Peru which had most valuable results. You left us only when the particular work in which you were engaged had reached fultilment, and your many friends in the organization were sorry to see you go. They would want to join me in vlishing you the best of lu~:inu::=~ /~~ w.s. Stephenson Director A. C. Anderson, Esq. . 000021 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act· Document divulge en vertu de la Loi surfacces 8 .!'information PERSONAL Sir '\Villiam Stephenson, M.C., D.F.C., Director, British Security Coordination, 35th Floor, 630 Fifth Ave., New York 20, N. Y. U.S.A. 000022 �,, . ( Document disclosed under the Access to fnformat1on Act Document divulg~ en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on AC~NOWLEDGMENT FORM .J To .-.--,~·ertain that all who are entitled to them aaially do receive their Certificates of Service, it """1.ldbe appreciated if recipients would acknow.- . ledge by returning this form in envelope provided for the purpose. Received the Certificate of Service Name._____________ Street or P.O. No. ________ _ _ City or Tow ...~---------- Country _____________ _ If acknowledged by someone other than person whose name is given on certificate, person filling out form should sign her:.e: 000023 �A •. 0. An:derson~-:Esq •., c/q Canadian-Wartime Information,:Board, ,Ottawa, .CaJ?.ada. . ,, ' •r,J°:,~ .-l.J. :9 JOAli8l'fo3S HSflJH9 [!/ .. 000024 �Oocum•nt di•clo .. d und•r th• Ace•-,• ,o Lnkirrr.•tiof'IAct. Docum•nt dNutge •n -,•rtu d• II ~01·~ur/'ace,.,• i'mformation ' ' i -··················--··-··i\l. l an.... (!];•..... Anbtrson................. ·...................... _........ . a member of ~ritish SecurittJ Co-ordination, has : 1 i performed valuable service of a con:fidenti.alnature. I . l : i j' 000025 �Jocument disclosed under the Access to !nformat:on Act. Documentdivulge en vertu de la Lo1sur ratces a !'information GGC:DR War Service Gratuities (Army}, , . Depart~ent of National Defenc~, . No·. 8 Temporary Building, .• O t ·ta w a. ., 'To: J\ttention CaJ!tain With reference ,f No. H.Q,o 405-V-2027 ;r.w. Robertso1! to your letter, Ref. (v, ..s·..G./D/3 )., .dated .26th: J'uly concerning the War Office Certificate in respec.t .to ex-Sgt. Steve Vivie, I agree that it :wou:ld.be undesirable ~o pass the Certj,.ticate on-to the Rehabilitation Officer of the Steel C'om.pany_: of Canada., Ltd. in it·s present form. There· would, however, be no objection t_o passj_.ng -on,·th1.s Certificate, providing the letters MOI(SP) are deleted: :rrom, the Ce.rtiflcate ..• I am aqcordingly .returning the covering letter· and ·the ··Certificate to you; and: wou,ad· be grateful. if. you would forvmrci it to the aehabilitation Officer in 1.·ts amended form. 1 ••••• Should any- further Certificates come to'hand, there is no objectl_ori to passip.g them on providing the name of the Organization for which the individual •worked is not named in the-document. • . tlf.· Acting Under-Secretary of State for Exter~al Affairs ' 000026 �Documentdisclosed under the Access to {r:formetion ActDocuml:!ntdivulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'ac~l:iisa i'mfo:mstfon .QUOTE DEPART~1ENT No, .... :a.... Q.•.40.5~v-2027 [;. : .··' ·:-,---~• .. .i.'.:. • (W.S.G./D/3) . · · .. · - ·OF tfATIONAL DEFENCE/{F ...._.. _ARMY ~ .! . . ·- CANADA OT'I'AWA, External Affairs East Block, OTTAWA CAN.AD.A, ,._ · - - ___ .._ ( .,...,..,,_____...._.,.., :,::}~__ Fik-d_l _____ __J 'i 26th July 1946 Department, 13122229 - A/Sgt. VIVIC, Steve British Security Co-ordination The attached correspondence was received from the Senior Officer Pay Services, London7 which is in ettect a request that this Department pass s~atement of service of ex-Sgt. Steve Vivie (13122259) to the British Security Co-ordination for onward: transmission to the . Rethabilitation Officer of the' Steel Company of Canada, Ltd., Hamilton, Ontario. . 2. thought to writer that Certificate its present necessary. As the British Security C_o-ordination is have been disbanded, and it is the opinion of the such inf.ormation as is contained in the War Office should not be disclosed to'a civilian concern in form, same is passed for whatever action you deem 3. This Department would be obliged for advice in handling any_further enquiries of ~his nature which might pass through its hands in. the course of paying War Servi~e Gratuities to Bri~ish Security Co-ordination personnel, under P.C.988 dated 19th March 1946., 4. anticipated reply. A self-addressed envelope is enclosed for your ~@;Jr-· Enc. NAT. DEF. ~(J.W. Robertson) Captain, for PAYMASTER-GENERAL. ro A-168-A 2,000M--11-43 (2777) H.~. 1772-39-~376 000027 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur /'acce: a l'mformat1on 1946dUL. AM 1J) 14 DEPT. OFE)I.TEmU\L AFFAIRS. ·:· .• -) ' . _, l --'---, / 000028 �Document disclosed under the Access to information Act. p { IN1J7f2'7t¾it1trt~s717g ,.AIRMAIL. - AIR CANADIAN MILITARY Quote No ........................................ . HEADQUARTERS LONDON The Paymaster-General, Department of National Ottawa, (Pay 3) MAIL Ontario. War Se Defence, Attention Army, WSG/D. • 1. Reference previous correspondence in connection with personnel recruited in Canada by the British Security Co-ordination and who served in the British Army, the Director of Organizatibn, The War Office, has requested that the attached letter: be f'orwarded. 2. As the address of the British Security Co-ordina.tion . is npt known at this office it would be appreciated .if you could forward same. (D.W.Digb~ for Senio Canadian ,P;,, tain. der Fay Services. Overseas. /\ l 1000:76 I /39a CMHQ 4O/P & S/808 (7382) 000029 �Document disclosed under the Access to information Ac!• ~ocument divulge en vertu de la Lot sur !'acces a !'information GG/HMP January 26, 1945. NOTEFOR FILE B-6 The present recruiting persons jobs. is allowed with unusual Persons advertisement op~rators training qualifications ar.e advised in the newspapers Service, either· or otherwise Toronto. bY: to These in R.C.M.P. time the need is for teletype and these are brought after·enlistment British also advertise no for special go to Mrs. Shakespeare At the present is that in Ottawa exqept for occasional interested apply to Selective applicntions arrangement to Ottawa for in Toronto. agencies in Washington in Canadian papers with instructions to apply to Si.eotive Service Toronto. 000030 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur /'acces a l'mformat1on ONE SIGNED COPY ONLY OF THIS MESSAGE TO BE DELIVERED TO ROOM 309 - EAST BLOCK • TELETYPE MESSAGE EN CLAIR ( File No ............................. ) Ex - 4-oq No ....•........................ . S' To: THE CANADIAN AMBASSADOR - WASHINGTON From: THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR EXTERNAL AFFAIRS - OTTAWA PLEASE USE DOUBLE SPACING WHEN TYPING THE MESSAGE BELOW From Following for Begins: To see: COPYFOR MR. GLAZEBROOK M!'. Wrong Mr. Patterson SECRET. CYPHER. ·Far Eastern Advisory Cormni-ssion. It has been decided to assign to tl1e Commission d.u:r.ing its stay him return. to North America nth fore please te.ke the foll.owing (a} him recal.1/:rrom Japan. It was left Herb·art Norman in Japan and to have them. Would you there- steps: Into:rm G.2 that it will be necessary his will to :presl?nt ,work whe,n the Commissiqn reaehes be reoaJ.led unsettled. thet the duration Our s.ppr£eiation. of his stay should be e:,;;preszed tor the o:ppo~tunity atf'ordad to Norman to participate this it work an~ our regret n~cessa.ry to \7ithdravr (b) that cur own urgent nee(1s make him. .Advise Noman o:r this the most convenient in channel, telliQg decision through him that instructions will be sent later. (c) - ~dvisory Notify the Secretariat Commission, adding that advisability of.the we are considering of sending out~ 1n addition, the economic t'ield should therefore an expert and _possibly a stenographer. be tentatively Far Eastern the in Space reserved. Ends. (If further space is required please use a second page) Date ...~.~.~.~.!.~~.?.~~.i? ......Room·No!~~ ................Bldg .......................................'..................Local ....~~~l ........................ R.M.Macdonnell-:MF Name of Sender .................................................... •............................... Authority ................_.································:·:················oooo31 (Typewritten) (Signature of person authonzmg message) �::>ocum•ntdiacloaed und•r fl• Accu~ to lnbrrn•tion Act Oocumont dNulgo on vortu do lo Lo, '"'l'•aco, • l'inr,on RMM:MF November 2l'st, I 1945. NOTE FOR MR. GLAZEBROOK: I have dratted a teletype about Herbert Norman's movements. It represents the views of this Division and I think Mr. Wrong would agree with it. The last time I spoke to him on the subject, his views were along these lines. f/'- I I P44 ! 1- ... : ,,7 ( I I I I : I I 000032 \ �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on ONE SIGNED COPY: ONLY OF THIS. MESSAGE TO BE DELIVERED l~IATE ( ) ( EAST BLOCK TELETYPE MESSAGE ,CYl'lfER •. (X) Secret ENCLAIR TO ROOM. 309. - ) '', File No ......'....................... No ........s..~ ..:::....~ q~C. To: THE. CANADIAN AMBASSADOR - WASHINGTON THE SECRETARY OF. STATE FOR EXTERN~L AFFAIRS - OTTAWA From: . . PLEASE USE DOUBLE SPACING WHEN.TYPING Following for THE MESSAGE BELOW -Begins: From SECRET. CYPHER.Following from Glazebrook, for Stone Begins: I have discussed your WA-5836 of November 19th about Norman's movements with Political The general intention work at whatever is to assign point For the time being, If the Far Eastern him .to Far Eastern the need seems to~be greatest. he can be spared from the Department. Advisory Connnission were to v1·~1t Tokyo, we should almost certainly Alternatively, and perhaps affairs, that headquarters specific .future a really We find in his present role. in Far to ·washington on •·· to be more Allied bein~,then, we are cont~nt to have which ~urrounds and the suggested Council in Tokyo~ For. the ti~e clarifies, role it difficult of the uncertainty of the'Commission s.ituation if the Commission, the Commission would continue there. because him to it. active he might be assigned the assumption its attach in addition, shows any sign of playi~g Eastern III. the. Military . an~ µntil the to have him continue Ends. . Ends. (If further space is required please use a second page) ?1~~.,J~.~.?. ~.Room No .....~~~ ...........Bldg ................. ~..'..................................... Local. .....?.~~~- Date ..~9.Y.~ .. Name· of Send~r ......:g.~¥-.~ ...M.~.~.49@~.i.+~WJF .......................... ~uthority ............ ( (Typewritten) . . . .. --?--~......._.._. .............. 000033 /c<(;'gnature ? ..................... pers1-' authorizmg message) . �Documentdisclosed under the Acce.ssto !nformaf1on Act Documentdivulge en vertu de la Loi .sur !'acces a !'mfom;ation GG/HMP November 20, 1945. SECRET MEMORANDUM FOR MR. NJACDONNELL Attached • e • • • • • Mr. stone about Herbert is a teletype Norman. from I have not heard any suggestion about his being recalled but I should if you know any answer be glad which we can give to Stone. 000034 �Document disclosed under the Access to !nformation Act. Document divul£,€!en vertu de le Loi SW'/'ecces a !'informetton TELETYPE·· From THE CANADIAN AMBASSADOR .ToTHE SECRETARY.OF STATE TO THE UNITED FOR EXTERNAL "• SECRET STATES AFFAIRS, CANADA l'fovember 19th, • WASHINGTON, 1945 CYPHER '· TELETYPE WA-5836 WA.:.5836. Secret. Stone, Following for Glazebrook from Begins: Peter Wilson called any word about Herbert been planned December this morning to ask ff we had Norman's movements. to close Peter's office It has now here as of about The recor•ds from he:re will 10th. be sent out to Singapore. I told Peter but that that I thought I did not have any information possible it be e,ffecte.d by the present Oorrrrnission that plan_proposed tha~ He.rbert plan in the Far Eastern the Commission should visit was reported in.our despatch November 17th, which you should see. in the circumstances that Herbert Commission although, in the matter,,. to the Ca.nadian member of the Commission,. I think, I told Peter if with the valuable, Commission but he were there that to expect I had no deftnite He would be extr•emely The No.. 2698 of' in Tokyo and return of course, Advisory Tokyo. it might be :reasonable might remain s movements might I during word not only to the whole its visit. I Would ·you l.et me know what the. thinking Herbert's movements as soon as you can. is about Ends. CANADIAN AMBASSADOR 000035 �Document disclosed under the Access to fnformat1on Act Document divulge en vertu de la to1 sur l'acces a l'mformat1on f I I ( "•"•i,. 1 r; ' ,,. ' • J'' .i , ..t .·, [ I ' ' • J .t'' ·I 000036 �:locument disclosed under the Access to lnformet1onAct Jocument divul1;8 en vertu de la Lcj sur f'ec~es B t"mformat;on TOP SECRETAND PERSONAL Washington, D.c., October . 'My 24., 1945 . dear George: For the record, a copy of a letter.which to Herbert this Norman. letter I am enclosing Peter herewith Wilson has sent I have not kept a copy of at the Embassy. Yours. since.rely, G. de T. Glazebrook., Depart~ent 0 Esq., of ~xtern~l t t ~ w a., _Affairs, Canada. 000037 I �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document diyulgE!en vertu de la L?~ sur /'acces a l'mformat1on : ,l October 19, 1945. PERSONAL 'and SECRET •My dear Herber_t; _. I was delighted to_ hear· th_e good hews that you are now working_· with .General Tho~pe' s· staff... . .• . · . At the.moment I-am ·staying on here t;gether with the ztecords, which .are being kept· .up t◊ .date. I hope that they .will prove ~o be . useful in answering ar;i.y ..qv.eries which may ·-be·_ref'erred back to • Washington. After your job has come to an end in Tokyo it is possible that the records'will·be-~ent to London or to-Singapore if it is found to b,e unnecessary to·ma1ntairi_them here. ,MY own feelings, however, are that Ylashi;ngton is lik~ly ·to remain. the- ce;ntre for. Far ·Eastern ·intelligence during ·the next year or· -two, and possibly for a considerably longe;r period. --I am not .anxious to disband_ the records·, or rather to send them elsewhere; until we·are certain that they.can no longer fulfil any useful function and our American friends.feel that a liaison officer unsupported by records is all_ that is required in Washington. • . . .• ·Our card index,.-however, of ·which Anne is in charge, is being photographed _and sent ·to Kandy for use of our office ·there; also certain of the r.elevant ma.t~rial or ·which Jean Erskine was in charge. 0-g.r Kandy office. will probably· ·move to Singapore in the near future and our representative· there is in charge or counter esp1onage:work ·throughout the -S .E. A.c. area. • ," , t· know, at present, -_very little of· what is happening in Japan but my own views, for what.they are worth; on Japan~se_counter intelligence- work· are· as __ follqws: The Japanese,. unlike the Germans, had no central secret service; the. membe.rs of which would. be liltely __ to be selected for subversive activities .a.fter the surrender. In any case in Japan the policy of ·the <;}overnmentis. clearly aimed at suppressing_ a.ny subversive activities :o:f a. shqrt-term nature which, if success·ru1, would certainly tend to pclstpone the date of Japan's eventual emancipation £rom American .control. In Germany it was necessary to arr.est all important members of the Abwehr and Sicherheitsdienst as the training and experience of these individuals pointed to their ·selection.for any secret or subversive activities which the Germans might be pla~ing in the posthost!lities_,... period._ • In· Jap~, however, the Military Intelligence Service cannot b.-e compared to 'these Germt:,lnorganizations, the senior members in Tokyo being,comparable to m~mbers-of the Intelltgence Section of the German General. Staff rather -than to Abwehr or Sicher- _ heitsdienst officers. ,As the Japanese Army and Navy have now been dissolved it is doubtful whether the Military or ?wal Intelligence. Services can continue 'to operate, _~nd it is by no means certain . .. .whether the Japanese Government would be interested in the kind of . intelligence which they might, possibly, still be able to produce. The Japanese Foreign Office Intelligence Service is Qf greater interest, particularly because it is likely.that it will. be able to continue to operate-after a fashion. • ·000038 �F Document disclosed under the Access to information ActDocument divulge en vertu de la Lot sur /'accds Q J'ir,formation • Military, naval,· ·economic or technical' ,in..t~iligence' ·is not, I • imagine,,of.real.1nterest to the Japanese.· Political intelligence, such as ~ormation regarding Russian relation~ with Britain and America, 1s· certainly of the. greatest interest to the Japanese Government. This kind·of.information is,.however~ largely available through overt· :iour~es;. the. press. and the .radio,. and it. is r~ther douptf'ul whether: the v,apan~s.e foreig11·· 0.ffice ,,111. consider the ;risk_s . ot attempting -to op~:rate: ~.:;tiigh•pQwered •intelligence ·servfce justi'fiable at· pre.sent.;_·· : . .-• • • . .. • • .. : •••. It. see:ns· :~cfm~: tha,t pf. -~ar: the •filo,st ioiPQ,rt~t ·~s_p~c-t.ot'.oiir . . work is .to attempt to learn. as •much as possible -.apout Japanese . , .. patriotic soc'ieti~s and, about the· individutils who w·i,11 direct ~he ,, .• · activitie's of' -these· so.c'ieties in the future~ • Pr.esumably .it .will . • . be· these m~:p.·· :v,hC?wil~, plap: ..the· even·tut;:1,1· r·ena_issance of' J~panese.. . • ' 1'. • Imperialism,· possibly by .using a· Sino~Japanese cQalition. as a means _to this end.· · • < •. . • • •. • • , - ..•.. • ' "" ~ i., -. ' ·,• .: .; •. Any.i.Iµ'o_rµiat:ton'y6u-,ar~· a~l~. to c_oll~ct' ~h: this ·subject will:~. •••••• . of .cQurse, be· ,of' great -'val:,ue an.d it 1.s poss~ble '.that the seizure • • -·· of Gehdarmerie, For~ign; Office o;r _Home.Office- :records_, . if this is practic,al;>le;· will be. ·productive. •• ' • . • •• • •• .•. . ret~ned ... : , • .·-.-.:' ~· ·~a;~ just· fr~m- a. visit_ to •London;.' the. head of my • org!in~zation ·-was very pl.ea~ed to· iearn of y9tir new· _work_in ·Tokyo iapcl ,is greatly int~~es.ted. in .it·. As. YO'll;lm~w,·· we ,-4i1 ·eventually, have· to .a;rrange for a long-term .repre.sentative to .wo~k in Tokyo• ., . I. am~trongly of· :the·opi~on that o~y. a 'inan.with t;t prof'~~d lmow-. -..184_ge·.o.f the Japanese language ..and of tile Qountry· could attempt . ~jhis woDlt; tbis view·nas 'peen accepted by Lol;ldon. Many questions· .remain to be answe;red. ~e~ sl:loul~ we set up ..suc}?.·an office.?· Should our· representative work under diplomatic cpver? • If we: sendout' .s.uch •~· repr~flentf:lt~v:e ·vµ.th.in _the next· ...six- moni:hs._:i~it· likely , th_a~··J+.ewill· get b:J.ownal;lq._ .have .to be1 replaced wi.thin J1 sh(?rt • .· 1 ·_,_ • ... . period·1·· ,, • • .: ·-·. : -~ " ·'·•::. • • · '' · ·• ': ' • .. : ., , • ' .~ ' ~ ' . . ·· : i . • • • • ~ ' • • ' , ,. ~ •. • • • '• • , .: •• ' • .• ·: .:. I _impressed op.. ;tondon 'thc;t i.t .is us~les~ .s~µdix;tg•out· a _-rep-; ~esentative exc~pt on the imderstanding- that·he is undertaking a· ' ·- . ··long,.;.term jo'b~~the .eventual penetrat19n·of .J~panese patriotic ••·, societies oh a policy-making l.evel.;..-~d that it 1$ us~less to, : ._:-,·.,··expect any results ·fo1- the ..firitt ye~r or. ~j,g~teen-. month~~ . l:f :. . ••. ~ • during--your- tim.e _iri. Japan you··come aqross·. any :Japane·se ·who.might :, . . r • ~e useful in this ·conriection, I should: be .most, ~ratetul;. tf, ye>1i • •...... would make. a note of·hi!3 :name.· .;r~ i.s, ·.however, ~po.rt~nt that : ••• - . ·he sho~ld g·et no idea at ·present of the work whic4 we might have • in· f,111Iid f.or him .at a fut~e ·date,-. and·.·.any.appJ:oach.:mad.e to. him. must·be deferred until such time as our representative is well est.ab;Lished_ in Tokyo •.. >,'._·, :_••. - :·.. _,.. ..· : '_-.• • • ••.•. . •• - •. the~E/ • ·: : : ·: '' P~rhaps you would bear' in'. mind tong~'term r.~ciu.iremen:t('.I;' • but. I th.ink :that .ro~f;security .re.asqns it would .'b_ebetter· if. you . _. wo~ld merely consider t~:e. µia:tter :and· bear ·.these questions in .mind •. On .your return· to_ the Western Hemisphere from Japar;t we ·.will of . _ course ·be able -to ·.discus·s the. ·matter in detail. . . ., • . ' '\ ~ . ·, .• 000039 �Jocument disclosed under the Access to Jr,formatfor, ikt • ::>ocumentdivulge en vertu de la Lo1 surl'acci§s a l'lnformation 1'" '', ·.·:.;, ·pi~ase .•fo~g:t ve : t~is ~~the~ 'iengthy 1~.'t..t~;.. •_-It you. ar_e:in •di~agr,~~pient ·.w~th ·mefJ,I ·~htjuld. b~ _most gr,ate.f'11.'~if •you _would w.ri:t;e .. -: ,.-me , ~ l,etter to·. let· .mE:} have .your. views-.·. ·.Tp.e..inter:roga:t;J.on of · .G~rmqn-ag~ts ..-.ha.~,.pttoduee~ ·usetui l:q.tel11ge:q.ce,,:·put-·I- am:''ino.lin~d • to .fe~~ that simil•al"., W~~k in -J~p_an ls Iic,,t· o:qly ·unlikely. to be .•.. pfot'luc.ti ve .. but that ,,a~Y;1Iifo~rna~;i.Q~.~_hat fllaf be- prqdueed. ~ill- .ten~ to· ~e· .only of_· ac~~emic ...interast. • •• . · I saw Irene ··when ·I, was·:·1n .Ottawa 9n my :way: tJ;irough to London. She,, was most -hqsp1table and,·seem(:ld -·very well• ·and .cheerful.,- • } ' : • ' • • ' l , ~ , • 1 .·.,'· .. .With all·· ~9~d wisl,le~ -~d- look:bl~ f~~ard'·to P,,lease remember me -to seeing- yo~.'soon. Stua.:r~ and Davies ..··:· • . • : On rereading ·this letter· Jt ·occurs to ·me that ··what. I have said .- about the value of, the rounding_ up qf Japanese Intelligence Officers ·, . :. .. •sounds ratlle;r discouraging. I ¢lid not. inte11d _my:letter· to be . capable .of this interpretation and ~ertainly .fee+ that. the job is , .. · - worth- _doing. . The· point ·I w~nted to make· _was-that the nios-~important task is. th~ collection.of intelligence ab~ut patriotic societies and . th~ir. mem~ers. . . .· 1 • . ' : , ... 'l •• •·· - ... - , :- • • • • - ""* ~· 000040 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on Wa~hington, October My dear -messag~ from Peter a copy of a further Wilson -to Herbert Norman the records. Yours G. d~-·T. 19, 1945. George: I send you herewith for D.c., Glazebrook, Department sincerely, Esqe, of External Affairs, 000041 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divueo FTe la Loi sur l'acces cl l'mformat1on 17th October, _Following 1. Lt. fo~ Norman from Wilson: know, British officer intelligence-in Please with keep in touch S.C.I. Gardner, responsible him in order is as you for collection Japan. to avoid any possible of lines. Unit shortly 4. to General of counter-espionage crossing 3. P.s.o. Col. Figgis, doubtless 2. 1945. and be attached Would greatly in initial from Kandy will appreciate probably be ·arriving in Japan to Figgis. any assistance you, can give Unit sta-ges. 000042 �Document disclosed under the Access to fnfo1mation Act• • Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur i'acces B !'infonnaflon / J I SECRET • i '1~ ~"'{' "'-s-s-"lDE00 e,,Y- Washington , D. C. October Dear 17, 1945 George , For the record, Wilson to let I have asked me have copies Peter of any communications , which he may be sending which I shal-1 in turn Herewith has gone forward through to Herbert Norman, send t o, you. is a copy of a telegram which today. Yours ever, (;~,. G. de T. Glazebro~k, Esq., Department of External Ottawa, -------' Affairs, _Canada. ) 000043 �/ Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act ::::iocumentdivulge en vertu de la Loi sur !'acces !'info1mation a . 17th Octoqer, 1945. Fd'l.lo~1irig for Norman from Wilson: l. I am rota.ining all my records in ~n.u;;hington for· the present. 2. If you or your presu~e you will 3. Replies ' will colleagues require pass back request . ·be 'based on material traces of individuals through G-2 channels. a·iailable both in G-2 _and lkll-6 recqrds. 000044 �Documentdisclosed under the Access to InformationAct Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur !'acces a !'mformaflon r•. '.·. , FROM:. li •• H~ Y{rong, ~ep~:tment qt Exter~l ::· · TO.: ., : ·.·G~o;p·:O~;~~i·~:·.~ones, Brit~sh Ottawa ••. Atf~ir$, Se~~rity. ~~:ord_inati~~• . Washiligdon, D_-0 o. . •' I •,:- '• •. ! Ottawa:,_ ·p_otober 9, 1945 • .IMMEDIATE. • . •· CONFIDENTIAL ". . . · CYPHER· · ,•,,. . r. You~_B. s.·.o.393 addressed to. Ro·bertson. ' •Piea~~ ·transm:t~o1hrough _G~neral Olarlc the follo~ng ••• to .Norm~ 'in Tokyo./ Aoti~g ' External' Und~r Secretary I Affairs. • • ,'' . ,,, of S~ate for • • Begi~~: · '' .We ~re muoh intetested·· • ' ' ma(}.e.by in the suggestion ' • 1 for tw~ General Thorpe· that you should work in his office or.three .',. •• 1 months .and.fully appreciate ~ .' ! • '' .. the importan~e o:f' this ' work. . If ·1t would. be agree.a.bl~ to General: Thorp~, I sugge~t • • •• :': i •__ :'-~:,·:..·that yoii:~co~'.P·f'his'·'su:gge~tion, , ' ' ' , • < • stay ,~nsett:J.ed •• It ., .... here, in your field, necessary ·1ee,.~~g _th~ duration~'of. ' ' '' _might, ·'."bene~essari ·, ·'to recall' ii' ~o, . a quick return and, wfthin, ~ few. weeks •. • Suggest Thorpe and see 'it such an arrangement yo~r---,,Y.:. :·:·'.· • ' work· ... you· tor might • be yo~ d:isous~ th~s with. wou19-·be satisfactory .• .·:·_·.·' ;' tc,him~'. -/1·n··.·~~se·-o~·need, ·.-I :pr,esume'you c~til~ seou~e air ·•· .. tr~sport ·'back.· • ~e-~may-~ee~ you. in connection , • with rep;resenta- • ~ L tion ·on Far Eastern· Adv~:so~y .Commission about to ··be establis.hed.: _:::Pie~se. ~lso •. expres._S" our -satisfaot(.jion with-. ~e _suggested:100-operation! . • ::rn answer to .a for_mal ·requeti3t received through Washj.ngto+i; . . . . ' . :·w<:i are·· making,.a ·reply i~ ,tp.e above sense_., : . . ,· ; ,•' ' . ' ; ·campbel1·, who is ·being 1asked_ to remain -'there· for the· present._ We hope. t~ send Ronni~g 'to Chungking. Il;BXt month. ,· •,; E~ds. • • . • AC':PINGSECRETARY. OF STATE FOR EXTERNAL.AFFAIRS• 000045 �•. "T~:;i;., TELETYPE ME$SAGE TW,ICOPIES (ONE SIGNED) OF THIS MEssAGE TO BE DELIVERED To ROOM 309-EAST BLlaicK To: THE CANADIAN AMBASSADOR - WASHINGTON From: THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR EXTERNAL AFFAIRS - OTTAWA th Name of Sender .......G......de.T......Glazeb:r.oo.k/lV!Fl?. ............. Authority .......................................................................... . (Typewritten) (Signature of per~on author • message) Date ......0.a.t.•...9.,....19.45...Room No ...119 ..... ,....... Bldg ..........Eas.t ...Bloo.k ................. Local. .......5402.................... . (X ) CYPHER EN CLAIR OR ( ) • File No ......................... PLEASE USE DOUBLE SPACING. THE APPROPRIATE SECURITY OR URGENCY PREFIXES, WHEN REQUIRED BY THE CONTEN'l'S, SHOULD BE TYPED AT THE BEGINNING OF THE MESSAGE. 2..?....1...1.. N~. EX ....... SECRET Following for-Stone from Wrong: Your WA-51,47. We are sending a·message agreeable tion, to General Thorpe, Norm.an should accept leaving out that .M,' the duration ' ' Ii,,.. witht_representation Please the importance on Far Eastern our satisfaction of the work. we cannot make a definite months' to recall ';!.Lu.l._IL~ if the invitaWe point him in connection Advisory Commission. inform G. 2 of our answer in the above sense. You might express that 1 that, of his stay unsettled. it ~~·ght~b~ nece~sary I/ (Artn."'-. U 1~ to Norm.an st~ting period and hope that and our appreciation You should also express of regret commitment for two or three the answer we are giving will prove acceptable. ACTINGSECRETARY OF STATEFOR EXTERN.AL AFFAIRS. '. '! 1 I • f I -·-., __ , 000046 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act• Documentdivulge en vertu de !a Lo: sur /'acces !'i,,.,farmet1or a J TELETYPE. MESSAGE TW, COPIES (ONE SIGNED) OF THIS MESSAGE TO BE DELIVERED TO ROOM 309 - EAST BLOCK To: THE CANADIAN AMBASSADOR - WASHINGTON From_: THE 'SECRETARY OF STATE FOR EXTERNAL AFFAIRS - OTTAWA Name of Sender ........G·····.d.eT··· ...nl-a;ze~·l'i'00 1.o:-.I.J,ttF-E········· ..Authority ................:...............................:·:·············....·····....... 0 • • Date ........oo•t·•..···9-· t..··l946·R CYPHER ( i) 'i T'ypewn • OR 00 m tl;;nj IX.f • ( Signature of person au thormng message) • N°·····ll9· ........... Bldg ............East··Blook•·· ............ Local. .........3402--••·" ........... . ' EN CLAIR ( ) File No ......................... PLEASE USE DOUBLE SPACING. THEAPPROPRIATESECURITY OR URGENCY PREFIXES, WHEN REQUIRED BY THE CONT~NTS, SHOULD BE TYPED AT THE BEGINNING. OF THE MESSAGE. . . ' . - 3S-_J-; No. EX ......................./, .. SECRET. Following tor Stone from Wrong: Your WA•5147 • . We are sending a message to Norman stqting ~greeable tion, to General:Thorpe, leaving. the duration out that Norman ~hould accept of. his stay unsettled.- it might be necessary ~ ~_:..,.,..-4:.,ptu-,, ~~ with/\representation •Please to recall the invita.We.point him in connection on.Far East~rn Advisory Commission. inform. G. 2 of our answer in the above sens$ You might express our satisfaction the importance that~- if· o:f' the work. that we oarinot make a de.finite and our appreciation You should also express .s of regret commitment for two o~ three months' period and hope that the answer we are giving·wil~ prove aocep~able •. ACTINGSECRETARY OF STATEFOREXTERNAL .AFFAIRS. 000047 �Document diaclcaed und•r th• Acceu ~ /nlorm•t.ion ~ct. Docum•nt di'i'l.dgeen vertu d• I• Loa'!~' f'eco•~ a l'inlormetior: .:•.. -.· ot External ·FROM:.:H.:. H..•· Wr~~g, ·Dep~tment , ·.TO: . . • G;oup. Oa;tain ~ . . ,· '. .· ,: , · ··,· · ··, ·ottawa••'. :. Seo~;~ty ··o~~ordinati~n,• ••·i.:: Jo~ea·, British ·~ .' ' Affa~rs, . . ~ ~, •• • ' ' ' . , .. .• . , . viashingdon, D.:.o.-:· .. ·~ • . .· • ·~ ' :" •. i .• . . .• 1 ,' ' ·, , ,,; 1, Ottawa, October _.9, 1945.,. ' : . :·· .• N.D.O• • IMMEDIATE • .. ' OONFIDENTIAL .. : :·•-·: OYFBER•. '.. .. ~oµrB.· s •."C~. 393 .. . :: :: .~..:'..:. ' to :.-;--· . • . ~. ., Please - . addr.essed· ·'fioRobertson •• : ,, , . .· . ,· ' tranS1Dtto1tthro'Q.gh·Gener~l Clark .~he.,follpvdng No~ iil:.Tok:[o ( Aot:1ns.'ynder s~_Or$tE117of Stat~ for .._' . •• <;teneral 'Tho:r.-pEL-tha.:tr; y~u ..s~o~d ;.work' in his· •office . ' months and' ·fully ·appr~oiate , ·o;r..three . · work. •.•,;.._ 0 •:·.:.,~·, •,, • ' ' ·1t)ni~t··~e • • ~ • .' ,_ '.,, • • I' .. • ' ,:,, • ~his,._. Qf Thorpe, I suggest •.. •·' .leaving _,• •• the duratio_n T •Of •• •• •,,. your •'.. • to reca1f:youfor.wor~:-·. ~ecessary "' ~ tlie 1mpo~t~oe w',,,,:_,', • ~uggestion, tllat .Y.61.iacfoept his .stayunsetti~~-.· •• for two .',: " ~ If :1t :w-ould'b~ agreeabie. t() ~neral'. ,';,•/~:_,•,•~ . ' ,·• ' :"' • > '' . • . • • here. in your ',:t1eld' 11:.'and~- j;f so•. a ·quick ·ret:urn might be ... a tew weeks·, S~gge~t y~u disous~:this.vtith. .-··'·. neoesst:iry within ' --::; , ' T , if •stioh: an. Thorpe - and.·.see'. .,_.·,, ·.:._ •. • ' • ,_, ·., ... to .h~ •. '-tn· case k •:: •, • '!'. 0' < • ' - ' ·Of·need; i ~nFa;· .E~ste~n •••tio~ . ~ . • ' • ' ·, ,.··. • . ' .. _'; :wit~--~pr~se~ta:.;,: ·• .Adyi-~~r, OoDJl!li;ssio~.'abo~t •to,' be ~stabli~~~µ.. '. - . -~I~ an~we·~:·t·o,.a ~o~l ' • , • • .:··: T presumtf you could secure' ~ir ~:· .•.. ' Please :also express. our satisfaotio~. '• • ., arrangement. VIOuld'be' satisfactory ·........ . . • : ••.·-t~ansport·: back.·"·•.we· may···need you<:1~'connection •••.' -.: with: - ~e-·SUggest$d::cC_O~.~peration, reque_s1l ~e~eivei\ ' • ' ' . ~hr,p~gh -~laahi~gton, ; ' •J' ' • ' • ~· Wi:th regard ·to ·Manila Offio~ ~-.we·'are oommunioattnef with ~ ··c~~b~ll:, ~~~·:1~ -~e·iug a:sk~.d'to ;e~~in.'th~re :for' : We }:}.opetc,· se~d 'nonni~g:,~~·"ohungking :ne~t:·month·· , Ends. '··.. . '·' , the J.1re~~nt. ~ ' ' •, ' " , ' ACTING SECRETARY.· OF. STATE.FOR E~BNAL- ..AFFAIRS. ,,,, 000048 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur /'acces a l'mformat1on GG/AH • October 9,1945. SECRET NOTE FOR MR. WRONG Attached Norman and Stone. are messages I spoke to Wershof who saw no objection :Manila office to and will in relation to the prepare a telegram to Campbell. Perhaps Room to return you will I will the you would ask the teletype-to s-end to me the message have it me,and Code if ~o Norman transmitted. 000049 �Jocument disclosed under the Access to Information Act• )ocument divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a i'mformatior; TELETYPE ·From THE CANADIAN ToTHE SECRETARY AMBASSADOR OF STATE TO THE UNITED FOR. EXTERNAL STATES AFFAIRS, CANADA SECRET Oc·o t b er 6th. , 1945 . . WASHINGTON~ CYPHER TELETYPE WA-5164. Secret. Following for Wrong f'l"om Stone, . Begtns: r, EX-3558 cross Your I should should stay requlred ra.pid think your fo:r• a limited and on the transportation ths.t va.lue is that si.gnificant influence on the course I have, I think be that to give he could two to thr•ee mention. of course, has arrange there we could and I feel also not a little sit,uation. The fe,ct come from that end is he will be abl.e to exert have some of events. said nothing to G.2 as yet but you would authorize them an e,ffirmative remain for in my mtnd as to means the,t he will it would be well as possible out certr.dnly which if a,r:r•angement that experience for• him to stay through he could a ver-y confu~ed and almost a position that he to r.ecall ion to contribute out a request subject the best be in a to straightening period te 11 Norman that 'l'here is no question to us of his he will ple,n to as.sumption make at the moment. the my WA-514'7. in Japan months - subject e.nswer which might for the period to the me as soom. provlsions stated - which you Ends. CANADIAN AivJBASSADOR. \ 000050 �Documentdisclosed under the Access to Information Act• Documentdivulge en vertu de la Loi wr !'accBs 8 !'information TELETYPE MESSAGE !WjCOPIES (ONE SIGNED) OF THIS MESSAGE TO BE DELIVERED TO ROpM 309 - EAST BLOCK To: THE CANAlHAN AMBASSADOR - WASHINGTON From: THE SECRETARY·OIF STATE FOR EXTERNAL 'fFAIRS Name of Serider .............G.~.4.!i?.i\ ...q~~~~.?~~.?.~/!,µ~ • OTTAWA ...........'..Authority ..................h.~ (Typewritten) ....................................... (Signature.of person authorizing message) Date ....9.Q.i:i ..,..... 9./iJ?. ..............Room No ........J.) ...? ..... •..Bldg .....................................:...................Local. ....................................... CYPHER • (X) OR EN CLAIR ( ) File No ......................... ,PLEASE USE DOUBLE SPACING. THE APPROPRIATE SECURITY OR URGENCY PREFIXES, WHEN REQUIRED BY THE CONTENTS, SHOULD BE TYPED AT THE BEGif:lNING OF THE MESSAGE. 3-s.--s-i No.EX ............................. Ottawa, SECRET Following October 5th,_ 1945. ~or Stone from Wrong, :Begins: Please obtain fr~m Group Captain Jones copy of his message to Robertson communicatio·n from Herbert • l that a formal connection request with Norman. for Norman's services subject, particularly Intelligence involved. it may be necessary to bring long if the Far Eastern should inclination stay of the .Americans on On the other Advisory Commis on materializes. is to tell for a limited hand, :Norman back before : :: \ present in in view of the wider issues l\~y note work will I see the importance a-J.rlb1\r:bggNorman to work with this :.You will counter-Intelligence reach you from G~2. containing period ~ Norman t1ia.t he subject to :recall if required and on the assura.ption that the Americans . . would under these circums~ances arrange for rapid transportation. ·formal together request I shall not, is made. Please however, reply until send this·. by telepype with your own comments. Ends. _. ~ ' ~~ CT5 ~~ ·gL_, T-;: . , 'I of .~ 000051 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on 33t NCA197 0400502 2:2.s- . BSC3S>3 • TO MR NORMANROBERTSON FROMGROUPCAPTAINERIC M JONES ' - WASHlNG1'0N GENERAL CLARKE H~S ASJ~EpME; TO PASS THE. FOLLOWING MESSAGETO YOU: BEGINS: -·CONFIDENTIAL FR.011CI.NC ADVANCE HQ US ARl1~Y FORCES PACI_FIC TOI<YO, JAPAN TO- M~S THROUGH AS 031(1512 OCTOBER 45 CLARKE FROt1 HECKEMEYERPASS TO UNDER SECRETAllY OF STATE; FOR EXTERNAL ., AFFAIRS, OTTAWAFROM NORMAN . TODA~.I. WAS INVITED BY GENl!RALTl:[ORP~, CIUEF couijTER INTELLIGENCE ,l\ '\. OFFI9ER A.T·Gl{Q AF~_c, TO WORK IN HIS.0FFICE ' FOR 2 0R 3 t10NTHS. THE NATURE-01• THE WORKIS MOST INTERESTING AND CLOSELY. RELATED ·TO •' . MY LIAISON WITH G2 Ul WASHINGTON I~ VIEW OF THE. PRESSING AND COMPLltX ' SITUATION HERE·, COUNTERINTELLIGENCE OFFICERS· WOULJ?L~KE M.ETQ RF.:f1AIN 1 ~N HERE, IF_YOUWI~L AUTHORIZE IT, WITHOUT RETURNING 'T0 MANiiA,A~ I, PLAN~ED TO DO THIS WEEK. ALTHOUGH A FORMAL REQUEST FQRMYSERViC~SW~LLBE SENTYOUFROMG2 WASHINGTON VIA STONE; I AN ANxious TQ INFOIU1 YO_UOF NEW PROSPECT AS SOON AS POSS!BL1': SO THAT I.F YOU A~R,EE TO TH-E REQUEST, A RE~1EF . ' FOR CAMP.BELLC.ANBE SECURED ANP SF;NT O!JT. I.SUGGtST THATFL~GHTLT_ RONNING.WHO WORKEDON- COLDRAKE . OFFICE .. CONTACTED .IN . . THIS CONNECTION . , '. '- BE ' '. WITH THE POSSl·Bl_LI TY Of . POST.ING TO. EMB~S_SYI~ CH'.lN~ WH]f.:N MANILA TA.S_K' ., L''' IS COMPLETED. AS REPATR:I-ATION SITUATIONIN .MA~~ILA1.S SLUGGISH A-N,D WI_LL DRAG· ON FOR SOMETIME IT MIGHT B~ WORTH CONSIDERING ~:E:NDING UiMI;GR~TION OJl'F![C~:~sTQ COMPLETET~SK, Tl{US RELIEVING BOTH CAMfBELL AND, POWER. • I I HAVENOWA FAIRLY COMPLETEPICTURE OF CANADIANCIVI.LIANS IN JAPAN ANDKOREA,ANDTO A LE~SE~EXTENTIN MANCHURIA. MOSTOF THEMIN JAPAN ' AND KOREA DESIRE TO RErlA~N IN. JAPAN IN THEIR , MISSIONWOfiK.I S]:IALL, l:IE FORtiJARDINGDETAILS OF THIS T.O YOU SHORTf:. Y AND IN. THE MEANTIME WILL CONTINUE TO HELPREMAINING CANADIANS IN ANYWA,Y I. CAN. ALTHOUGH I' SHALL B.RIEFLY INJ. THAT I AM MY . ..ORM CAMPBELL . ... .. POSTPONING . RJ~TURNT0 MAN.ILA PENDING FURTHER INST,RUCTIONS ~RPM YOU, PL.EASE INFORM HIM-DIRECTLY OF, YOURDECI~l()N. l~i HEPLYING TO MF,:, MESS.AGEMlGHT BEST BE TRANSMITTED VI~ BRIGADIER GENF.;RAL __ CA}1TEHWILLIAM CLARKE MIS WAR DEPT'. 01052 DS 000052 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on - WASHINGTON . . ' GENERAL -CLARl{E HASASKEJ)M~ TO.PASST~E.FOLLOW~NG MESSAGE TO YOU: I - I ,. BEGINS: , CONFIDENTIAL FROM Cl.NC ADVANCE .HQ U~ AR~1YFO~iGES PACI,FIC TOKYG, JAPAN TO• - MIS THROUGHAS 0310512 ' , OCTOBER 45. . . ,- . . qLARKE FROM 1fECKEMEYERPASS T© UNJ?ERSii:CRETARY OF STATE; FPR EXTERNAL / AFFAIRS, OTTAWA FROM MORMAN ' • I ~ TODAY. I WAS -INVITED BY GENERAL Tl'.{ORPE, ClUEF c9u~n:n' INTELLIGENCE ' /1. . '' . _ OFFI<;:ER :A,T.-Gf{QAF~\c, TO WOR}( IN ~IS. GFFICE. FOR ,2 OR 3 MONTHS. ' ' THE NATURE -OF TH-E WORK IS MOST INTEilESTING ' . ~ . MY LIAISON - . AND CLOSELY RELATED ·TO . ' ' WI'l'H G2 IN' WASHINGTON IN ' VI-tW OF THE. PRESS.ING AN·D COMPLEX . " - ,•,,✓ t> SITUJ\.TION RERr:,. COWJTER INTELLIGENCE ·OFFICERS: WOULl) L~KE. M.~ TQ REMAIN 1 1 <l!N HJt:RE, If. WIT.HOUT RETUR~iNG 'T0 MANJJ.A, A~ YOU WI~L AUTHORIZE I'l'., I PLANNED TO DO THIS WEEK. ' • ' I ALTHOUGH A.FORMAL REQ.tJEST FQR MYSERVlCESW.ILLBE SENTYOU FROM.G2 -. • - W'ASHIN,G,TON ~IA ' ' ! ST.ONE;. I: AM. ANXJOUS, TO.INFORM YO,U OF; NEW PROSPECT ·, ~s S_OONAS POSSl-BLE SQ THAT I.F· YOU A~llEE 19 'Fli.E;R;cmE;ST, A RE~+EF FOR CAr1JPBEL~. CAN BE SECURED A~P- SF;~T O!JT. I ..SUGGtST T}:-1~'.fFL~GHT LT .. RONNING.WHPWOlU(EDQN.·co~.DRA~E 0FF.~9E B~ CONTAc;!_TED -l~ THi.s· CON~ECTION, . . WI-TH THE POSSI-Bl_LITY Of. __ POSTlNG 'fO. EMB~~SY l~ CH:f:N.(\WH~NMANILA TA.S:K' - . ' 1,.--..., • - IS. COMPLETED. AS REPATRI,Atl©N SITUATION I~ MA~lLA 1$ SLUGGISH A~D, ' WILL DRAG· ON FOR SOMETIME IT. MIGHT BE WORT.H CONSIDERING _SENDING . .. . . ' ·• . ' - , - ~ • AN·D, POttfER. • I I. HAVE NOW.A FAI~LY COMPLETE PICTURE . "' OF CANADI.AN CIVI,LIANS ,. ItJ JAPAN . , ANDl<OREA,ANp T~ A LE~SE~EXTENTlN MANCHURI~. MOSTOF.THEMIN JAPAN DESIRETO REMAIN IN .AND'KOREA • " ' ,, . JAPAN. IN ' MISSION WORK. I . SHALL' ' ' . - THEIR ~ llE FORWARDING DETAILS 0F THIS TO YOU AND WILL ' ' . SHORTLY ,. IN ' THEMEANTIME CON"flNUE TO HELP. REMAINING CAN~DI.ANS IN ANYWAJ. I. CAN. ALTHOUGH I .SHALL > I • B.RIEFLYINli'ORM I CAMPBELL THAT I • .__ RF;TURN-T0 MAN-ILA PENDING. FUR!HER INsrnucTIONS AMPOSTPONING MY, ~ • I :fR~.M YOU, PL~ASE INFORM HIM·DIRECTLY OF YOURDECI~lON. l~ REPLYING TP MF;,MESS.AGE MlGHT . . . ' BtST BE 'TRANSMITTED VI~ BRlGAPIER GE~F;RAL"CA~TEJi WIL.LIAM CLARKE MIS WAR DEPT'. -------. 01052 DS -------------- ..---~---...._ ___________ .. ~ - ... -.,_ _____ , ....... -- .---~---~-----~~----··--- ' NORMANR0BEI>LTSON -228 GR• CH ElUC M. JONES CLARKE CINC HQ US TOKYO-JAPAN J " ' V • "~-•ft•' -•. MIS AS 0310512 45 CLARKE HECK~MEYER ~PT HECKEMEYER GTTAWA NORMAN \ \ THORPE GHQ::AFPAq)a 3 G2 WASHINGTON MANILA G2 STONE CAMPBELL - \ \, l -I I .RONNING DRAKE. CHINA MANILA , MANILA CAMPBE~L POWER CANADIAN. KOREA MANCHURIA JAPAN KQREA JAPAN CAMPBELL MANILA CARTER CLARKE MIS 000053 I ll �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act• TELETYPE From THE CANADIAN To THE SECRETARY AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED OF ST.A:TE FOR EXTERNAL CYPHER STATES AFFAIRS, CANADA 1945. October 5th, WASHINGTON, OGriFIDENTIAL. TELETYPE WA-5147 WA-5147. Following You will 1 s office passed through Norman Group Captain yesterday. I have .now received'an the services Begins: have seen the message from Herbert to the Under-Secretary, Jones for Wrong from Stone, official of Norman, which reads 11 ·servioes E. Herbert of Mister Officer with this Foreign Affairs, Counter Intelligence " He is agreeable headquarters desired. T. A. Stone, Canadian Coordination. 11 from G.2 for as .follows., from Canadian in Tokyo for period and will you facilitate Embassy, Begins: Norman, Canadian in same capacity to request However, he suggests request notify this Department ·with Chief or Liaison o:f of 2-3 months. b,is Government. liaison and P. Wilson, through Britis:p. Security Ends. I would be grate.ful l should make to G.2. if you would let me know what reply Ends. CANADIAN AMBASSADOR 000054 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a //information l -------- TELETYPE From To THE THE CANADIAN SECRETARY AMBASSADOR OF STATE CYPHER TO THE UNITED FOR EXTERNAL WASHINGTON. STATES AFFAIRS, CANADA October 5th, 19Jr.5. CONFIDENTIAL .TELETYPE WA-5147 Following tor Wrong :from Stone, Begins : WA-5147. -., You will have seen the message :from Horbert Norman ' passed through Group Captain to the Under-SecretarJ, Jones•s office 1esterda7. I have now received ari official the services request from G.2 for or Norman, which reads as follows, Begins: "Services ot Mister E. Herbert Norman, Os.n.adian Liaison Officer with this headquarters Foreign Affairs, from Oa.nadian Department of desired in same capacity with Chief of Counter Intelligence in Tokyo for period of 2-3 months. Be is agreeable to request and vill notify his Government. However, he suggests you facilitate this liaison through T. A. Stone, Canadian Embassy, and P. Wilson, Britiap. Sec'Lll';f.ty Coordination." Ends. I would be grateful I should make to G.2. if you would let me know,vhat reply Ends. CilADiil AMBASSADOR 000055 t �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on TELETYPE From To THE CANADIAN THE SECRETARY AMBASSADOR OF STATE CYPJ-1.'EH TO THE UNITED FOR EXTERNAL WASHINGTON, STATES AFFAIRS, CANADA October 5th, 1945 .. CONFIDEiiTI.AL 'tELE~YPE WA-5147 WA-5147. Following for Wl'ong from Stone, Begins: You will have seen the message from B~Ittbert Borman to the Under-Secretary, Jonee•s office passed thltougb Group Captain yesterde.1. I have now reoeived an official the services request from G.2. for of Norman., which reads as follows, Begins: "Serv:toes of Mister E. Herbert Norman., Canadian Liaison Otrioer with this head~uarters Foreign Affairs, desired in ae.m.ecapacity with Chief of Counter Intelligence Be is agreeable from Canadian Department of 111Tok,-o ror pe~iod of 2-3 months. to request and Will not1t7 However, he suggests 70u facilitate his Goi7ernment.,, this liaison through T. A. Stone., Canadian F.mba~ey.,and P. Wilson, British Secui-it:, Coordination~ " Ends. l voul~ be gratetul I should make to G.2. it 1ou would let me know What reply Ends. OANAI>IAD AMBASSADOR 000056 �:Jocumentdisclosed under the Access to Information Act. :Jocumentdivt1lg9en vertu de la Loi surl'acces a l'mformat,on TELETYPE From THE CANADIAN To THE SECRETARY Afy1BASSAOOR TO THE UNITED OF STATE FOR EXTERNAL STATES AFFAIRS, CANADA OYFlD:i':R CO:t:WIDEMIAA ~E '-'1A:-.~4I VA-5147 .. J1ollow:tngro:r Wltongfl"omstone. Beg1n&1 You will have seen tho message hem, Bc~b•rt :No~ to the Under-sewete:.rr, pa.seed thltough Group Captain Jonee•e otfiee yesterdaf~ 0 I have now~eoeived an otf1o1•l ~equeet £1"0mG.2 for the aeirv1c$e of loman, wb1chr,ead1 as tollon, Begins: ' ''Services ' of' Jl1at<tr E •. Herbei-t Wo~me.n,,OtJi.G.dian.L1&1&o~ Ott:loei- 1fi th this headq;ue.rtors fl»oni Canadian 1'ep~tmm1t or Pore1g,nAtta1rs, d~iired in same capaott7 with Cbiet of 0t>l.ll).terIntelligence in Tol:;ro tor pe1•1o4 ot 2-3 montha., lie is agl'e~able to req1lest and 'Ifill ·notif",- h1a Qover?ll!ent. Bowever, he suggests .JOU taoiU.tate f. th1$ liaieon thX'ough A. Stone, C$.ne.'5.1anP'mb&asr, and P.. Wilison. »r1t1Eb 5ecll1'ity Ooordi.r2at1on." Ends. I wo.ul.4 be grateful I should make to G.2,. 1:t Jou would let me know what repl7 Enda. OAIAI>IAW AMaASSADOR 000057 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act• Jocument divulge en vertu de la LOI sur tscces a J'lnformaflon ONE SIGNED COPY ONLY. OF THIS MESSAGE TO BE. DELIVERED TO ROOM 309 EAST BLOCK PLEASE USE DOUBLE SPACING WHEN TYPING THE MESSAGE BELOW Stone Following for Message for Peter evening. generally· Herbert Norman Begins: Wilson Thi_s will of· last From / confirm our t.elephone. conversation :ehe Under-Secretary's response 1 is favourable. He now proposes that I go to Philippines as # originally planned with the possibility proceeding to Japan later held open of if and when your porposal ·materializes. If G. S. Patterson indicate you are replying-before who is looking after whether· you wish your reply August 23rd mr work. contact Please to be forwarded to me. Ends. (If further space is required please use a second page) ~~.......000058 Name of Sender ..~----~-~.€: ..P4:it.e.r..J'.tH1.. ........................ Authority .... •.... ·······~(Typewritten) (Signature (/f p~;~ •~~tb~;~hl~ •~isage) �Jocument disclosed under the Access to fr,formation Act• ::>ocumentdivulge en vertu de la Lo1 sur !'acces i'mformat1on a From. THE CANADIAN AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED STATES j To THE SECRET.ARY OF STATE F'OR EXTERNAL AF'FAlRS, CANADA 14th, 1945. CYPHER , . '. '/: TELETYPE WA-4282 WA-4282. Stone, Following for Herbert Begins: Message from Peter After hearing the Philippines, Wilson. I went to discuss .form an integrated the proposed from you about Rigby is very keen that advise Norman from unit.which the matter with Rigby. G-2 and ourselves will ' and other project work~ basing should be sent to Japan to the American S..ecuri ty and Inte:11igence on counter-espionage job in authorities our advice on top secret , sources.,. - I went with Ri,gby to discuss further with Gibson and Carter Clerke, the both of ,. whom are in complete agreement If the project materializes, with Rigby on this G-2 feel that '} enormous· advant~ge to this I influence work, and I think the job would , wor:th while one. be a really External say 3 months, it would be of could spare you for, Affairs if point. I . American policy I We should considerably be abl.e to in our particular field. The ch~ef obstacle is McArthur. :, I thinks ' ' , opinion, pro_pal)le, he is appointed,. ' it If, is, as everyone in" Clarke's I ' ,likrly that he will insist on making use of his own G-2 and 'hay well oppose any interference - .: I from Washington. ·t t ! ! 000059 �Document di1cl0Hd und•r f'le AocH.t Jo lnform•t1on .A.cf. Document divul~lt •n v•rtu d• la Loi •ur l'•cclt~ i, l'ir'lform•t1or, TELETYPE ', Frorrt, THE CANADIAN AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED STATES To THE ,SECRETARY OF STATE FOR EXTERNAL AFFAIRS, CANADA ,.. 2 WASHINGTON, Clarlce says that he is prepared to fight this if that McArthur necessary. Gibson and Rigby feel not be able to run Japan as he ran the S.W.P.A. Command and that he will have To sum up: will materialize enormous Affairs It but, advantage period, I will the to give way on this matter. is not the project if it certain does., G-2 could if were willing a certain discuss . will to release that it would be an be told that External you for this work for say 3 months. telephone you later above in more detail tonight .. and we can Ends. CHARGE D'AFFAIRES 000060 �Document disclosed under the Access tc Information Act• Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces j'mformalion a TAS/~. OTTAWA,April 17, 1944.. ;., My. µear Leokie, • _I,,... As you perhaps know British,S~Qurity Co•ordinationjfrom time to time secured personnel from branches of the Armed Forces in Canada. 1lley have only :requeste9. this personnel tor essent1a;J.·work in the various :fields such as ~oromunications and special, operatione. in which tl1ey are interested. Arrangements under which members ot the Armed Forces have been made .available to them either after- discharge.or t)y loan have been made through the representative ln Canada ot the Director pf British Security, co-ordination, Mr. T.G. Drew-Brook ot'Toronto~ • . The R.c.A;F. has been most hitherto in making personnel av~ilable and of British Security Co-ordiuation hnve had in cases specifically the full approval ot I understand that there are at present two co-operative the requests generally and this department. members of the R•.O.J\.F. who are experts in communications and whose· to the R.c.A.F. I-. am in a services would be most useful to British Seeurity coOrdination. ~. Drew-Brook will be in Ottawa next Monday and·if it would be convenient to you I,should be very gl~d indeed if_ you would be good enough to see him _ to· discuss the possibility,of making these two men available. If you·would have word sent througl'i to me I will. _pass it on to Mr. Drew-Brook. I cannot pass, ot course, upon their ;·. 1.-'1J, importance position, however, to assure you that the work which they would do with British Security Oo..-ordination is very important. • • Yours sincerely~ N.A. ROBERTSON . Air Mars~a.1/ R~,Leck.ie, • Chief of the .Air Staff, Department of National OTTAWA. for the .UnigF-itl~i~MfIY A~ta~~i~e Defence, 000061 �Documentdisclosed under the Access to l!>formaf10nAct Documentdivulge en vertu de la Lo, sut f'acces S l'1rJormstior, TAS/HMP. OTTAW'A,'November 17, ~ 943. No. 106 I Dear Tommy, • • With referenoe to· your letter of November 8th_, concerning PAVICicn, I am sending self-explan~tory letier No. lOl Sr,ffiKE,. KO~BOL and you.herewith a·oopy of a from the Director of Jjmnigration. Yours ever., .T.A. STONE;. '11 • G. Drew-Brook, Esq. , Room 1121, 25 King St, • ~oronto, Ontario. West.; \ 000062 �Documentdisclosed under tne Access to fnformatior, Act. :>ocumentdivulge en vertu de la Loi sur i'acces a !'information CANADA OFFICE OF THE IMMIGRATION BRANCH DEPARTMENT O!RF.CTOR OF MINES AND RESOURCES Ottawa, 15th November, 1943m SECRET. Under-Secretary Ottawa. - ONT. of State for External Affairs, I have your letter of the 11th instant concerning the protection of Canadian domicile in the cases of Janez Smrke, Nikolo Kombol and Marko Pavicich, and in view of the information furnished, the inquiries regarding these men through the Immigration Inspector-in-Charge, Toron:l.io, are being disconti_nued. The question of retention of Canadian domicile arose through an inquiry addressed to this office by the British Consul General at Cairo, Egypt, concerning five naturalized Canadians, which included the three men referred to above. It is evident that the five men are all employed in the same special work referred to by you. We have now informed the Consul General that these men need not comply with the regulation relative to making declaration of intention to retain Canadian domicile and that their domicile has been protected here by suitable notation on the departmental files. 000063 �1.943 NOV 15 PM3 07 ' - . 000064 �Document disclosed under the Access to /r;formetion Act. Document divulge en vertu de la'l:Loisur !'acces S t'mforrnation I . MOST SECRET OTTAWA, November 11, 1943. To - T)le Acting Director •••••• of Immigration. I enclose herewith a oopy of a ietter which Mr. James T. Gow of Toronto has had from the Immigration Inspector in charge there con• earning _applications,which have -been ·received for the protection ot Canadian domocile in respect of Janez SMRKE;N1kolo KOMBOL and .Marko PAVICIOH. As you will see.-Mr. Gow~as written to as the voucher on the passport applications received from these men. • For your personal information, I am writing to let you know that these cases are three in a number of very special ones.- These men left Canada in the service·of an organization in which our ·oovernment and the United , • Kingdom Government are both interested, They _ are at present a~road engaged in important and very secret worki The reports whi-ch we have had on their usefulness and generally high character _since their departure have been most favourable. It would not be· •wise at the present• • moment to answer the questions raised in Mr. Malcolm •s letter or in any way to put on the record in writing information concerning the whereabouts ot the men concerne4. nor concerning the work in which they are engaged. If you ·would like to have, for your own purposes, further information Mr. Stone would be very glad to go - round and tell you about them. In t~e circumstances I should be very grateful indeed if steps could be taken to protect the Canadian domicile of the three men mentioned without following usual formalities. I am ·prepared to vouch for the i!Jl,portance of th-e work which has taken them abroad - work which involves considerable personal danger and for which they volunteered. Perhaps you would be good enough to give Mr. Malcolm some general information of , the circumstances and the rieed for secrecy which would relieve Mr. Gow of the responsibility of· replying to his letter. N.A. Robertson Under-Secretary for External of .StateAffairs. 000065 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur /'acces a l'mformat1on - 2 - without following usual forr~alities. I am prepared to vouch for the importance of· the work which has taken them abroad - work which involves considerable personal danger and ., for which they volunteered. Perhaps you would be good enough to give Mr. Malcolm some general information of the circumstances and the need for secrecy which would relieve Mr. Gow of the responsibility of replying .to his letter o N .-A.--ROBERTSON. Under-Secretary for External of State Affairs. / 000066 �Document disclosed under the Access to !nformat1on Act. Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur i'acci§s a !'information #101 Toronto, T ..fl.. Stone, Esq., Department of External Ottawa, Ontario. November 8, 1943. Affairs, Dear Tommy: ·In the first place I am glad are home again, and I am looking forward and gettihg a "play by play" description to to of hiar that you seeing you soon yorir trip. When I needed passports for the Jugo-Slavs who are now overseas, their passport applications were certified by James T. Gow of Blake, Anglin & Cassels, Toronto. Jim Gow has just received a letter from Jas. L. Malcolm, Immigration Inspector in charge at Toronto, in regard to Janez Smrke, Nikole Kombol and Marko Pavicich. Malcolm advises that applications have been received in his Department at Ottawa for the protection of Canadian domocile of these men, and he asks Gow for information as to the circumstances under which these men depart.ed from Canada, the nature of t·he work, and how and by whom they were engaged. Malcolm is a garrulous fellow, iate it very much if you would advise as should be covered. In view of Malcolm's would, of course, prefer that the matter it being necessary for him to receive any for which he is asking. I hope seeing to be in Ottawa soon and I would apprecto how this situation unreliable tongue, I be adjusted without of the in.formation and look forward to you. Yours, TGD/W. 000067 �Document disclosed under the Access to tt,formation Act. Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces !'informst1or, a #102. Toronto·, T . .A. Stone, Esq., Department of External Ottawa, Ontario. Dear 10, 1943. .Affairs, Tommy: With reference yesterday I am enclosing ceived by J.T. Gow from in Toronto. of November this little to our conversation of the letter recently rethe Immigration Inspector I hope you will be able to get us out sn~rl with your usual dexterity. All the be st, Yours, TGD/W. . 000068 �S>ocument disclosed under the ,4ccess to Information Act Documentdivulge en vertu de !a Loi sur l'acc4s a !'information IN YOUR REPLY ~rparfmeutof_4J31{iur~ mro ~r~nu!:cr~_ IMMIGRATION No. REFER TO 84475 BRANCH CANIFJAf - INSPECTOR-IN-CHARGE 170 BAY STREET November 5, 1943. TORONTO, JS. Dear Sir: Applications have been received in the Department at Ottawa-for protection of Canadian domicile in the cases of Janez Sm.rke, Nikola Kombol and Mark Pavicich. holders of Canadian passports issued under dates of January 29th, 1943, September 23rd, 1942 and September 23rd, 1942, respectively. The applications for passports· for the. a1'.love mentioned persons· were recommended by you, and the Department has asked me to ·get in touch with you and ascert~in the circumstances under which these men- departed from Canada. If you have any knowledge of these men would you please let me knov~the nature of the work they were destined to abroad and how and by whomthey were engage~. Tha~ing you, I am Jours truly, Jas. Mr. Jas. T. Gow, Solicitor, 25 King St. Toronto 1, Ont. igration w., t. J!!ialcolm Inspector-in-Charge. 000069 �!Jocument d11cl0Hd under the Ace•$• to fnlom1•t1on A.at. ~. Docum•rt divulg,i •n verb.Id• lwf.0111ur!'•cc•• oi l'inlom1•tion GG/fl/J ) Ottawa• 14th September., 1943. BY SAFE HAND. Dear Professor Bayly, \ ' In Mr.· st6ne 1 s absence I amwriting to tell.you 'in answer t.o your NC..794 of August 9th, that the Department of l\J'atipnal Defence lias agreed to release Private J.F. Miller. ~iller has been·given six months' leave and . instructed to report to his former employ.era immediately' on release. The Department of National Defence adds that i:f after the terminat:ton _o:f'Miller's leave,h1.s services are· still required, oon~ideration will be given to any applioation for extension·we may make. No doubt, theret-ore, you will inform us 1n due course as to v,hether y.ou wish us to make further application for extended leave~ Yours s'1ncerely 1 ./1~-·1.~ ' 1'\ • Professor B•. deF .., fia.yly 1 930 Fifth Ave.nil~, • New York., ~.Y~ 11 U,S,A. 000070 �'.Jocum•nt diacloa!!d und•r th• Acc••• IO .lr;forrn•tion Act. Dccum•nt divuli;i• •n v•raJ d• la Loi !!Ur/'11cc•• a l'inlomi~n DEPARTMENT OF NATION.AL DEFENCE ARMY~ CANADA OTTAWA, .CA]'.fADA, 9th'' September 19i3e - ~- .,, ' ' The Under Secretary of State for External Affairs, OTTAWA, Ontario. Pte. ?ULLER,. J.F. N.D.H.Q. Coy., R.C.O.CQ C,,98366 - Further to my letter of 18 Aug,. 43, regarding the release of Pt~. Miller to return to civil employment with your Department. Six months' leave has been authorized for this soldier, and he has been instructed to report to his former employers immedia~ely on release. If, at the termination of this man's leave~ his services are still required, consideration will be giiren: to·1any application for extension you may make,e 0 Nat. Def. A-168-A l,OOOM-3-43(9028) H.Q. 177l>-39-376 000071 �Docum•nt diado••d und•r il• ..~cceu ,o Jnbrm•t1on Act. Document dt¥Ul~IJ•n v•"-1 de I• Loi $Url'•cc4~ If i'mformab'on T .K. MESSAGE FOLLOWThfG FROMSTONE FOR ROWLAND Your NC 275 of September 2nd. If you are coming ·to Ottawa anyway next week, I think it would be preferable the necessary If you will I shall for you to interview people yourself about Hammond. check in with me when you arrive be ~lad to arrange the necessary appointments. 000072 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur /'ac~~s a l'mformat1on Ii ' • NC275 NEWYORK SEPT2/43 16312 'ID~ Te A. STONE JM~H. L. ROWLAND Be DE F.B•. ~DVISESBE HASSPOKEN TO YOUlN C9NNEC• TlONWlTHROWLAND ERNEST HAMMOND WHOSE SERVICES AREREQUIRED BY THISORGANIZATION. HAMMOND IS AN. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER ANDlT IS ESSENTIAL THATVE EMPLOY HIMTO CO~OPERATE WITH US IN THE " JEVELOPMENT OF SPEC~AL EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOROURACTIVITIES. HAMMOND HASBEENEMPLOYED BYTHENORTHERN ELECTRIC OOMPANY, MONTREAL ANDHASTENDERED,HlS RESIGNATION 10 TAKEEFFECT I , SEPTEMBER 15THANDHASNOTIF~ED THEWARTIME BUREAU OF TECHNICAL PERSONNEL TOTHIS,EFFECT. COULD Y08 POSSIBLEGET WITHTHEBUREAU AND . IN TOUCH ARRANGE TOHAVEHAMMOND RELEASED TO US ANDALSOARRANGE FORAN , " ~ .. . INDEFINITE DRAFT DEFERMENT FORHIM •. _IF YOUREQUIRE ANYFURTHER PARTICULARS, PLEASE ADVISE MiAND IF I CANASSISTPERSONALLY, I EXPEClTOBE IN~ GrTAWA NEXTWEEK. 17152 BG 000073 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acceS a l'mf9rmat1on Orr!J!AWA, AU§USt 24, 1943. . / ' Here is a copy, for your informatfon, of a letter Minister shall let which: I have had frolll the Deputy, of Mational· Defence about. Mill.er. I yoit know as soon as,1I have further word. T.A. STONE. ·B. deF. Bayly, Esq., Room 3555, • • 630 :Fif'th Ave.,· • New York, . N.Y.,, u.s.A •. 000074 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on IN REPLY PLEASE QUOTE , CANADA c.98366 Pte. 'I,__ ""V~ ,,,vo ,r ...v-·vt• :>-\}C&fr .,~- MILLER, J.F. 11th August, J .F. Miller, This will acknqwledge your letter of 1943, regarding the release of Pte. for re~urn to c iwil employment. This matter upon receipt of a report in this regard. is being you will investigated, and be further advised -= t[_~· The Under-Secretary of Sta e for External Affairs, Ottawa. N,D, 23 2 Mil.-11-42 (7239) YO 177~-101-9.1 000075 �Access to Information Act Document disclosed under ~hel Loi sur l'acces a l'mformaflbn Document divulge en vertu e a , (' .{,, lE!i.~ .a f~llLJr., ,., .25 ri ; a. �Document disclosed underthe Access to fnforrnation ActDocument divulge en vertu de la Lot S!Jt !'acces & !'infcrmaf1on ·NC873 NE~YORK AUGST1 43 17192 TO -20 ✓ T.. A STONE DI B F BAYLY I I AM IN RECEfT bF YOUR LETTER OF AUGUST PLEASE ACCEPT 18552 12% n: l 11TH RE MILLER. OUR GRATITUDE FOR YOURGOODWORK. PD••••••••• 000077 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act. Document divulge en vertu de la Lo, sur i'acces a /'information ---~-_,.. ___ . - - • ·1 ~ SEORE'J:i .ro :· Colonol Wr,.Vl.Murray., Director 1 I am sending - of Military you. her~with, a copy of a self-explanatory Intellige.nce._ for your information letter to the Adjutant• Oanerel at Pat Bayly.' s request. '• 000078 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act. Document divulfi8 en vertu de la Loi sur /'acces a !'informef1on •• ' TAS/.MG • Ottawa, 11th August,- 1943 .. SECRET TO: The Adjutant~General, Department ot National ' Defence, Ottawa, ' I have ~eceived a mes$age from EQ deB, Bayly conoerning a former employee·1n his organization who is now in the Canadian Army. Professor Bayly, as you. probably knovi, is .resJ.)onsible for the larg~ oommunioations ~et work of which the special teletype circuits to New York, which are paid for by the National Re$earch' Council,form a part. Professor Bayly ,1:rites to me with refereno·e to one J'.F. Mille? Lance Corporal•. Regimental Num.ber C 98366 1 • Comma~ding Officer, Ma'jor A..M. Ramsay, Natione.l Defence Headquarters, Otta\!Va• Until last Feb;cuary, i.'llhenhe was dra.f·ted into the. Canadian 1µ:my, Miller was one ot the valua:ble junior executives in Ba&ly' s organization.,, S~nce last February this organization has very oonsid$rably increased its field of aotivities end is now desperately short of personnel of Miller' a typeo l?~ofessor Bayly :feels that the vmrk which his organizatit is doing is of •Sufficient importance that •he should make every attem.pi to a.ecure the right type of perr.;:onnel. I am able, from .my personal knowledge of' this \'Jork, ·to vouch for its im:portanoe ~nd in this I knoi that the Pireotor of Military Intelligence, who is thoroughly fam!lia, with it, would agree. l ·would; therefore, endorse Professor BayJ,.y's reqt1est which he l;tas askeu·me to pass on that consideration be. given to the pos~ibility·ot seconding Miller from the Army for speoiaJ ..'wo~k in his ' oftioe. I should be gt'ateful if you v.ould ~et me know at your early convenience ·whether ·this could be arranged. 000079 �;:)ocumenl:di•cloHd und•r fl• Acc• .. ~ tnform•t1on Act• Docum•nt divulQII•n v•rtu da leiLoi $Urt•Cc,:, a /'ir;fo:m•tion Ottawa• 11th August,. :1943.'. .. •' Mydes.r Pat, I am sending you., herewith, . ' a copy· of a letter_ tvllich has gone forward to the 'Adjutant~General about J.F. Miller• ref.~reno~ your N.-O,, 7~4 of August 9th. I sha11 • let you know as aoon as I have anything back on this •. / "t • •• ·Yours sincerely, T.A. Stone .Professor E, deBo Bayly, Teonnioa_l Adviser, Room 3553 1 • • • 630 Fifth Avenue, l~ew York, N,Yo 000080 . �Document disclosed under the Access to !nforrnat,on Act Documentdivulge en vertu de la Loi sur !'acces a rmformat10r, s-tcRET PRbIRITY NC794 NEWYORK AUG9/43 - TO-T FM- 20122 -146 A· STONE BAYLY LAST THE CANADIAN ARMY· DRAFTED , FEBRUARY . ONEOF;Y~l . , OUR Cl.I VALUABLE JUNIOREXEDTIVES ,. JF MILLER,WHOIS NOWA LANCECORPORAL IN THE ROYALCANADIAN ORDNANCE. THEEXPANSION OF THE ACTIVITIES :i' OF THIS SECTION HAYMADEUS DESPERATLY SHORTOF PERSONNEL OF THIS • NATURE ANDIF WEARETO GIVEYOUANDOUROTHERFRIENDSGOOD SERVICE, IT IS ESSENTIALTHATWEHAVE, THREEOR FOURMENOF MILLER'STYPE. WHAT POSSIBILITYWOULD THEREBE OF SECONDING ' MILLERFROMTHE CANADIAN ARMY FORSPECIALSERVICEIN THIS OFFICE? - wE FEEL·THAT-THEWORK WEAREDOINGIS OF SUFFICIENTIMPORTANCE THATWESHOULD MAKE EVERYATTEMPT TO SECURETHERIGHTTYPEOF PERSONNEL ANDIN' VIEWOF OURDESPERATE NEED~WOULD APPRECIATE 13. ANYTHING YOUCOULD. DO OR SUGGKST !' MILLER'SREGIMENTAL NUMBER IS C 98366. HIS COMMANDING OFFICER IS MAJORAMRAMSAY? NATIONAL DEFEi'J'CE HEADQIJARTERS, R.CQC, llQS.T.S, 000081 20182 DG. �f SECREri. .- ..703 -. Docum•nt discloHd underfl• AcCH$ ;o !nfonn•!ion ltd !'mkirm•bon bocum•ri divulge.;n .. rtud• I• L01 :YJJr /'ace••• l ._,/ NEWYORK JUNE10/43 15172 31 TO OTTAWA TOT.A. STONEDEPT. OF .EXTERNAL AFFAIR~, FOR T.G. DREW-BROOK 0 FM- WOODY THE NAMEOF TONYSIMICH APPEARSONPAGE2 OF LI~T YOU HAVE·WITHYOU, ANDALSOONPAGE3. THIS MAKE<: A TOTALOF FORTY(40) " JUGS INSTEADOF 41. ' ,_,(' ' I ' w f TONYSIMICH 2 ERP RQ. 15420"2 SM••• T 000082 I i I �C01'.1FIDENTIAL • TO: EeRq Coleman. Esq. • 0 ·, Otta.n, Under Secretary oonoerning 17th May, 1945. of State'of Canada,. Ottawa. I have your l~tter of May 10th, of-Ilaturalization the applicati'on Edward ,Yardas. . .. • 1945. of Mr. . - Yardas has peen of very great help to the British authorities inho( have done a certain amount of ree.ruiting among Yugoslavs in Canada of'. men :for special work. These ·authorities,, after intimate associat.ion with him ·over a period of seme time,. ara oonvineed·tha.t whatever'his political persuasion may be•,' he is a good Canadian and I know. that be glad·if any word of theirs securing his citizenship. ·· .:,:., . could assist they would him in I did no't reply •sooner of December 14th to pass on to you I am very. sorry that to your letter the -abpv~ observations for •. T.A. STONE Assistant una.·er Secretary of. State for External Affairs. ·" \ �ATM DEPARTMENT ·Secret OF THE SECRETARY OF CANADA Ottawa, OF STATE May 10, 1943. Dear Mr. $tone,On the 13th November, 1942, you wrote to the Chief of the Naturalization Branch concerning the naturalization application of Edward Yardas, 86 Barton Avenue, Toronto. I wrote you at length in this matter on Decemb.er 14th, 1942, but have not had a reply to my letter. For your convenience I am enclosing a duplicate of my le:tter of De.cemher 14th. A local Solicitor came to the Department today to urge favourable action being taken in respect to the application. Your letter of November 13th did not give any indication of the information which you may have concerning.Yardas. I shall,therefore, be very pleased if you will advise me at your early convenience, for the confidential information of the Secretary of State, what information you may have concerning Yardas. After another examination of the file I am of the opinion th~t, unless there is information of an adverse nature, it may be possible to sanction the issue of a certificate. Yours sincerely, T. A.. Stone, Esq., Department of External Affairs, 0 t t a w a • �Documentdisclosed under the Access to Information Act. Jocument divulge en vertu de la Loi sur !'acces a !'ir:formation copy ,2ecret Ottawa, December 14, 1942. Dear Mr. Stone,Your letter of the 13th ultimo to the Chief of the Naturalization Branch concerning the naturalization application of Edward Yardas (our file 140?4-39) has been brought to my attention. No naturalization certificate has been issued tQ this applicant but following the receipt of your letter I asked our investigators to submit another report. For your secret information, I find that in one item in the report, in reply to the question "Is the applicant recognized as being of good character?" the answer given is "No". To anoth~r question on the form, - "Is the applicant known or suspected to be engaged in subversive activities?" - the answer given is "Yes". In looking over the remarks at the end of the report, the information supplied is that after entering Canada in 1926 the applicant went to Winnipeg and then to Saskatchewan and Alberta for some four or five months. He then proceeded to Vancouver, where he appears to have lived for five years, being employed at different times as a logger, a miner and a fisherman. It appears that he came to Toronto in 1932 and became employed as a printer of a Yugoslavian newspaper "The Slobina Misoa". In 1937, it is stated, he left for Spain, via Buffalo, N.Y., and in Spain fought in the Mackenzie-Papineau Battalion as a Lieutenant. It is intimated that he was wounded and had to have a leg amputated, that he returned in August 1938 to Canada, where he became Editor and Printer of the Yugoslavian newspaper mentioned ~bove. It is stated that while the applicant is not known to have any criminal record, he is an active member of the League of Canadian Serbians and Secretary of the Canadian League of Croatians. Presumably these associations are regarded by our investigators as having subversive objects. I discussed the case with the Secretary of State last week and it was decided to withhold the issue of a,certifieate for the present. If you have any further observations to make I shall be very pleased if you will communicate with me in order that I may bring them to the attention of the Secretary of State. Yours sincerely, Thos. A. Stone, Esq., Department of External Affairs, Ottawa. E. H. Coleman �Jocument disclosed under the licceM to lnformaf1onAct• Jocument divulge!en vertu de la Loi suT l'acces S f'mforrriation -Ottawa,: 17th April, '1943.· I ant.returning, - herewith, yoµr lette~ No. 75 of March:29th about Stiehm.an~ r·assume that you will take·this direct w1ti1.·wrac'.K~Jil. and that ." into the picture at all, you run up against which r case up i won ~t come unless, of course some ·major problem my "master mind" (?) only can."solve! Tommy T.G. Drew•B:i:-Ook, Esq •• -Room1121, 25 King Street ·West, Toronto• Ontario, • 000086 �Document disclosed under the Access to fnforrnatton Act• BY SAFE HAND • • BRITISH SECURITY CO-ORDINATION 630.--FIFTH A VENUE (ROOM: 33~8) CIRCLE 6•6300 Number 60- NEW YORK OIT·Y Private & Confidential April 7 ,1943. Dear George, Thanks for your letter No.76_with regard to prisoners of war. We were.advised by London'that Italian the following were shipped to Canada at the beginning Febr.uary,194.3: of'.· Soldato PAGLUGA,DONATO,, No.175456 Sergent~ BEND.ANDI, GIANNI, No.130400 and sergeant respectively, be classified as oombatant prisoners. As you say that there are. no combatant prisoners irL Canada, it.is_posl3ibletm,t these two men were only sent through • Canada and have landed in some U.S.A.prison,:camp. • These appear to me to be a private ari.d would therefore I shall be very grateful if you can make enquiries about these two men,but ~please do nothing about arranging to interview t.hem 1.mtil I have seen yol;l.~ ...:_ ~ ~ c,rlo• ~ . Thank you for your letter. received No. 77 which I r~port. t?-1s morning with furl.her interesting •-Yours ever, ,- Sichel. George de T.Glazebrook,Esq., Deps,rtment of .External Affairs, Ottawa, Cana~a~ , HMS/rmp 000087 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur /'acces a l'mformat1on :ti .. ~:J • "''S.,....:: ---~~ • - ---- ' l Ottawa, 5th April, BY SAFEHAND Dear Herbert,. l.943~ , . l hav~ your letter Ne. 54 of Aprii 1st and the previou~.l~tter of March llth on t,he P6ffe.?Sib1lityof approaching- prisoners,. of war. I dela·yed action on th1$ until X l[iad eheoked up·whether we had any combatant prisoners, which I thought you meant.· Ybur $eoond letter• however,.suggests that the two men in question m~y be non-combatant. I have already writ~en to you explaining that there w~re no Italian combatant prisoners of war in Canada. If your men are non-combatant there woulc1 ,be. no objection to your see1116 them but it might be helpful if· you were to tell us who they are so that we can find out what camp they are in and .1r you wish, make arrangements for you to see them on your next visit Ottawa. When will you be coming? . Tommyis back and we are both looking forward to seeing you. Don·•"3forget to give us warning so that we .can arrange for a room in a Hot~l, that situation being worse th an ·ever. to 1 Yours ever, H.M~ Sichel, Esq., . British Security Oo"!"oi1'd1nation,• Room 3653 1 630 Fifth Avenue, ·N:~w York City, N.;l., u.s.J\, 000088 �Document disclosed under 1heA.ccess to Information Act. Document divulge en vertu de la Loi' sur i'ecces a i'mformation By Safe Hand. BRITISH SECURITY CO-ORDINATION 630, FIFTH CIRCLE 6•6300 (ROOM Letter No. 56 A VENUE 8553) NEW YORK Private & Confidential CITY April 2nd,1943. Dear George, Thank you for your letter,No.74 of March 30th and for the information that there are no Italian prisoners of war in Canada at the present time. London informed us in a letter dated February 25rd,1945, about two Italian prisoners of war who "were shipped to Canada at the beginning of this month11• This was the basis of my originsJ. note to you. ask them to~~ I shall now pass your message on t9 London and from their end. _;_qt~ Yours ever, George de ToGlazebrook,Esq., Department of Ext~rnal Affairs, Ottawa, Canada. HMS/rmp 000089 �:)ocument disclosed under the Access to fr,formation Act. Jocument divulgE1,envertu de la Lot sur !'acces a l'informaflcn By Safe Hand. BRITISH SECURITY CO-ORDINATION 630, FIFTH .(ROOM CIRCLE 6•6300 A. VENUE 3558) NEW YORK CITY Lett er No. 5.:4, April lst,1943 . . Dear George, On March 11th I wrote you a short whet.her on principle Italian prisoners ulterior it might be possible of war now situated motive -of assigning if they proved to be the I know that in the last letter right in Canada,with them some special two the duty¥~ type and willing. over-worked is only to remind you of my and to ask y~u if you could perhaps - to interview you have been terribly few weeks and this with Tommy after note asking he has settled come to a decision in £0~ a few:days on his return. Yours ever, He M. Sichel. George_ de T.Glazebrook,Esq., ·Department Ottawa, of Exl:iernal Affairs, Canada. HMS/rmp · 000090 �GG/IIlv.IP• Document divulge en vertu de la Lo; sut !'scC:es8 J'mformat;on Document disclosed under the Access to Jnformalion Act• OTTA'vfA,March 30th, 1945. No. 74 " BY SAFE RAlID \ ) &ERSONAL AND CONFIDE..l\JTIAL ' Dear Herbert, The answer to your undated letter concerning Italian prisoners of war is si,!ll.ple. There a.re not in Canada any comb~ttant Italian war whether officers ' prisoners of or other ranks. Your~ ever; G. deT. Glazebrook. Herbert M. Sichel, Esq., 630 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y'. 000091 �Document disclosed under the Access to {nfom,ation Act::iocument divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a !'information COPY No. 75 Toronto, March 29, 1943. SECRET AND CONFIDENTIAL Geo. Glazebrook, Esq., Department of External Ottawa, Ontario. "Dear Affairs, George: We are anxious to secure the services of L.A.C. Paul Sticbman, Regimental No. Rl48782, No. 4 Bombing & Gunnery Sc:hod, Fingal, Ontario. •This,man is a Uugo-Sihav and gives every indication of being usef~l material. I do hope this discharge can be secured with.a good deal less trougle tb you than was necessary with the last Air Force man. I don't tuppose it·is possible to arrange this through any source other than Air Headquarters, Ottawa, but if you think of any way which will relieve you of some of- the detail, please let me know. Yours Tommy 000092 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on BY SAFE HAND BRITISH SECURITY CO-ORDINATION 630, FIFTH A VENUE (ROOM CIRCLE 6•6300 Personal NEW 3553) YORK • CITY ~ :,~tf)>(:) & Confidential Dear George, For a special confidential reason, I am anxious to obtain a list of all high ranking Italian officers,prisoners of war in Canada. I should be grateful if you could obtain a list of all Italians of rank of Colonel or higher and at same time let me know at what camps they _are confined.· I can explain to you further the reasons for this request when I next see·you, and in the meantime should be very glad if it wer·e ·possible to obtain this list without· too much delay. Hope you are keeping fine despite your heavy extra burden. Yours ever, jtJ. H. M.; Sichel. George de T.Glazebrook,Esq., Department of External Affairs, ottawa, Ontario, Canada. BivIS/rmp / 000093 �DEPARTMENT .ARMY CANADA OTTAWA, CANADA, ~ ~ Cr 7. l)-8. March 8th, 5. Department of External 121 East Block,· Parliament Buildings, Ottawa, Ontario . Attention 1943. Affairs, • W.tr. Glazebrook Dear Sir: Referring· t·o our telephone conversation of this. afternoon, herewith Nominal Roll of personnel in the Canadian Army who, on enlistment or appointment, gave place of birth as Servie.. of personnel Also enclosed is a similar list who gave place of birth as Montenegro. Yours truly, (W.E.L. Coleman) Colonel, Director of Records,· for Adjutant-General. BiviG/WKA Nat. Def. A-168-A 500M-6-41 {733) H.Q. 1772-39-376 000094 �- Document disclosed under the Access to fnfarmafton Act. Document divul£Sen vertu de ta Lo1 sur !'ecce.s /'information a .:.!., ~--.. ~ Ottawa.- 6th March, 1945. No. 60 • --. ..___Dear Herbert, - I enclose; herewith, a copy o:f_Oanadie.n Censorship Conditions in Italy dated March 4th. • I had your T.K. NC 643. The Canadian Army records report on show only country of birth. Tbe Italians have been recorded separately and th~re is a total of about 275. There is no separate category. for Yugos,lavs who are included in a l~rge group including most of the Central European countries. Furthermore. they are labelled ac:oording to the name of the country at the time v1hen they were born there. There are, I think, ll §erbs and about three Montenegrans. The Army records officer has promised to let me·have the names or these two groups which I shall forward to you for any use they may have. I-have here the one dunnage bag of clothes which you left ·the others• We w111 let you know when they are all collected. and T_omm.y has asked for Tommy is better of the cold. but still suffering from the at'termath Yours ever, GEOHOlt1 H.M. Sichel• Esq;$ 630 Fifth Avenuet - New York, M.Y., . I u.sl'A~ 000095 �a ..... a f Document disclosed under the Access to fnformat1on Act -•=~Ges~n ·- ..' tz,~ '·~ ' • NC643 NEWYORK MAR 4/43 123 7 - 59 v TO - GEORGE GLAZEBROOK, EXTERNAL AFFAIRS. FM - H.M.S• (0) MAYI REMIND YOUTHATIF YOU CAN~ OF JUGS IN THE ARMY THEYWOULD BE GREATLY GENERATION FIGURES POSSIBLYGETSECOND. APPRECIATED. HOPETOMMY IS MUCHBETTERTODAY. PLEASEASKHIM IF.HE WOULD LET ME HAVE A TK AS SOON AS MACDONALD, CORMIER, MITCl-fELJ.,, HAVE SENT IN THE CLOTHES ON THE J.IST WHICH I LEFT WITH HIM. , 1304 NW. / HMS ( 0) TK. • • 000096 ~~ �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi s.ur l'acces a l'mformat1on NC601 NEWYORK FEB 28/43 1524 - 56 - TO• GEORGE GLAZEBROOK FM- HMS \ COULD YOUPLEASEOBTAINFROMTHEARMY THENUMBER OF MEN · IN THECANADIAN A~MYOF JUGOSLAV ANDITALIANORIGIN. T.A.s. DISCOVERED RECENTLY THATTHEYHAVETHESESTATISTICSCOMPLETE FOR 1941 ANDARENOWWORKING ON 1942. COULD YOUPLEASETELEPHONE COLONEL SPRANGE ANDIF AT ALLPOSSIBLELETMEHAVETHEMBY TK ON MONDAY. 1436 EG. 000097 UM t"' .,.. A t" - 41 f\ I, 4 • t"\ I, t"'I "T'li �Document disclosed under the .Access to Information Act• Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformatfon fl February 27, 1943 Dear Mr. Stone: Once again I should like to thank. you most sincerely for the assistance you afforded us in despatching the third gToup of Jugoslavs. I am afraid that mu.chof this must appear to you as a great nuisance but I know you appreciate the great difficulties we have in gett,ing them away and I can assure you that without your help it would be practically impossible. I am enclosing the naturalization certificates of the five men who had them, and reg~stration details for five. The fifth man - Jovan Chudich - was not naturalized, but I would be grateful if you would have it placed on record that he was one of the party who volunteered for this dangerous work, so that in yea:rs to come, should he wish to return ,to Canada, this would be counted in his favour. Yours sincerely, RFL/ek Major G T. A. Stone, Esq., Depa:rtment of External Ottawa, Canada Affairs, 000098 �Document disclosed under the Access lo fnformat,on Act. Dotument divulge en vertu de la Loi sur i'scc.§s a !'informat1on Mike PAVICICH British Subject by Naturalisation Passport1~0. 303300 ~esiding at P.O. Bourlamacque, Quebec National Registration Electoral District No. 57,. Polling Division 145, Pontiac, Bourlamacque. August 19th, 1940 RODOLPH BOZ.ANICH British Subject by Naturalisation Passport No. 334277 Residing at 234 Kathleen St., Sudbury, Ontario National Registration Electoral Distr1ct 129 Nipissing Polling Division 238, Croatian Hall August 19, 1940 Ivan ORAL British Subject by Naturalisation Passport-No. 190034. Residing at 26, 5th Street, . Welland, Ontario NationaI Registration Electoral District No. 153 Welland, Polling Division 190 Page-Hersey. August 19t{l, 1940 •. Jan.ez (John) SMRKE British Subject by Naturalisation National Registration Electoral District 96 Cochrane, Polling Division 196, Hollinger.· August 13th, 1940. . Passport Np. 33/4276·. Residing at 16~--~~sam.St., North, Timmins, Ontario Jovan, (Joe) CHUDICH .Tugoslav Nationality Canadian Certificate of Identity No., 78, dated February 3, 1943' \ National Registration _Electoral District 228, Cariboo, Polling Division No. 70, Penny, B.C. August 19th, 1940: Residing~ at Penny, B. C• • Naturalization Certificates Attached: Mike PAVICICH Series A, No. 75044, Dec. 29th, ~930 Rudolph BOZANICH Series A, No. 96926,'oct. Ivan ORAL Series A, No. 165379, Mar. 30th, 1938 Janez SMRKE Series A, No. 88718, Feb. 15th, 1932 4th, 1932 000099 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information ActDocument divulge en vertu de la Loi sur !'ecces i'informstion a Private AfelJ.iv,1-,,,,,,~f ~ ~.,__ 1w.,, fIJ'M fd4"'/f1 & Confidential ff ... { -C.,4( I --- 1'",~. BRITISH SECURITY CO-ORDINATION_ 630, FIFTH A. VENUE (ROOM 3M3) CIRCLE NEW 6•6300 February YORK 0ITY 24th,1943. Dear Tommy, With reference to paragraph of February 19th,and ma1iythanks list of Austrian citizens made some not es but there about these not think special that there purposes for all these very c~eful4" is nothing further is one that time. that and have we can do Actually., would be of use fort I do he we had in mind. I return again in Canada. at the present individuals No.53 such a complete for sending at present I have gone through 2 of your letter the list the trouble to you herewith you took in this and thank you matter. Yours ever, ~~ H. M. ichel T.A. Stone,Esq., Department of External Affairs,;: ottawa, Ontario, -·- Canada. !WiS/rmp 000100 �Jocument disclosed under the Access to fnformation Act. Uocumentdivuls;i§en vertu de la Lo: sur l'acc#.isa !'information NOMINAL ROLLOF AUSTRIANREFUGEES Code for Present 11 Whereabouts": C - Released in Canada E - Returned to England I - Still interned at Refugee Camp, Ile aux Noix, Quebec. 000101 �,~,~- ~ocum•nt di1clo.. d und•r l:h• Acc•u frolnkmTJat:on Act - . Oocum•nt dP,1ulgii en v•rl.l d• la Loi •'"'r l'acc•tt ,t !'mform•aon --J' / Name 1. Otto Aberbaoh, J 2. J 3. 4. ~ 5. Adler, Alfred 6. Amtmann, Wilhelm 7 ._, Anstreicher, Kurt 8. Appel, Rudolf 1 t Ackermann, Sigmund Adam, Ernst Date .of Birth 20 School boy refugee I Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 High School C 21 Vienna Carpenter Vienna 1938 Workman · 33 Vienna Dra~ghtsman Vienna 1939 High School, Oderberg Physician Oderberg 1939 University, Leipzig Workman Leipzig • 1939 Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 . Secord ary school 0 Vienna Printer Vienna 1940 -Well educated C Vienna Farm worker Vienna 1939 Labourer C 32 9-4-07 4-3-11 Balasoh, 23 12. Balbierer, 13. Bardach, 'I 17. 18. 27-4-08 ,. :",• Talmudical Leather College & University C 0 musician medicine worker C C C 29- 18-12-11.J. Vienna Compositor Vienna 1939 28 Vienna Agriculillral student Vienna 1938 University C Vienna Clerk Vienna 1938 Clerk E Vienna Book-keeper Vienna 1939 6-3-15 22 22-8-04 , Clerk C Batist, Paul 39 Barth, Ernst 21 Vienna Student Vienna 1937 Well educated a Bauer, Norbert 22- Vienna Student Vienna 1939 Clerk E Bauer, Thomas 22- Innsbruck Student Innsbruck 1939 University C Vienna Labourer • Vienna 1939 Labourer C Vienna Tailor Baden 1939 Workman 19.. Baumstark, 20- . 1937 11. Bruno Heinz I . Farm worker Vienna 35 .Barth, Workman Vienna Baar, Erwin J 14. 9 15. 16. Present Whereabouts 23-12-38 Secondary School and ·10. Hans Educational and Social Status Dental Vienna mechanic (tramee) Aschermann, Wilhelm Gerhard Residence • Date of in Austria afi~'i*~t. Farm worker Vienna 2l+-5-39 Occupation Vienna 20 35 Fritz Place of Birth Vienna 21 Egon Aderer, Age 35- 10-4-08 42 15-l+-01 9. ~! 19(1) Baumsteiger, Berthold 31 Erwin 20 25-2-12 . Labourer C 000102 C �~~ ... i ~ ~;>-"' Name 21. Benesch, Alfred 22. Benies, 1 l ~ 19(1) ~ Date of Birth 22 Friedrich 42 12-6.:01 Jocument disclosed under the Access to Information Act• Document divulge en vertu de la Lot sur !'acces a /'infonnaflon V.L Place of Birth Occu12ation Residence in A.ust:bia Arrival in U.K. Educational and Social Status Linz Shoemaker Linz~, 1939 Tradesman E Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 Clerk C Present '.W::lerea bouts 23. Beran, Heinz 21 Vienna Tool-maker Vienna 1939 Tradesman E 24. Beran, Otto 34_ 28-9-09 Vienna Mechanic Vienna 1939 Tradesman C 25. Berger, Hans 37- 23-6-06 Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 Clerk I 26. Berger, Wolfgang 24 Vienna Law student Vienna 1939 Senior Matriculation- I 27. Berger- Vos endorf ~ Alfred 42 9-1-01 Vienna Professor Vienna 1939 University I 28. Bermann, Otto 24-7-08 Vienna Textile expert Vienna 1939 Tradesman C 29. Hien, Ernst 35 45 Pikulice Physician Vienna 1939 University C 30. Bijum, Joachim 37 9-3-98 6-10-06 Vienna Furrier Vienna 1939 Tradesman E 31. Binder, 27 Prague Goldsmith 1939 Tradesman E Vienna Bank clerk Vienna 1939 Clerk E 20 Vienna Stu.dent Vienna 1939 University C Bittermann-vtaad.&r, Georg 20 Vienna Workman Vienna 1939 Tradesman G 26 Vienna· Tailor Vienna 1939 mradesm.any E J 32. 33. Wilhelm Birnbaum, Leo Bisenz, 39 Kurt • • 34. J 35.36. Bloch, Herbert "$7. ~1 Blum, Carl 38. Blumenfeld, Bloch, Victor }4-Sit-o. R. Walter Bonyhadi, Ernst Bernett, IJ-it, Kurt 2-11-04 &. ~9~· Bomze, Marcus ~aJ .L.IQVQ 35 28-8-08 Vienna Law student Vienna 1939 Til'niversity C 36 1-3-07 Vienna Butcher Vienna 1939 Tradesman C 22 22-2-11 Vienna 'Workman Vienna 1939 Labourer C Vienna Cutter Vienna 1939 -Workman C Salzburg Book-keeper Salzburg 1939 Clerk E Vienna Student Vienna 1939 University 'ooo103 29 42 22 14-12-01 . . �~3 4J.9.!. Name 4-2. Boxer, Oswald - / ~\.A. 19(1) ~ Age Date of Birth· UV Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act• Document divulge en vertlJ'de la Lei sur l'accSs S !'information V..L. Place of Birth Occupation Residence ].arrival Educational and in Austria in U.K. Social Status Vienna Waiter Vienna 1939 26-2-02 Vierina Painter Vienna 1939 Workman E Present Whereabout: Jew .27 4-1 Jew l.!-1 23-5-02 Vienna Merchant Vienna .1939 Workman C l.!-5. Braun, Wilhelm Jew 22 Vienna Compositor Vienna 1939 Workman C lJ-6. Brueckner, Je':V 29., Vienna Compositor Vienna 1939 Tradesman· E 26 Linz Student of law Linz University E EnginearVienna 1939 ·1938 University E Jew l.!-3,. BTandes, Richard l.j.l.j.. Braun, Robert l.!-7. Brunner, Ernst Heinrich A~Aus. E 4-s. Bunzl, Victor Jew 26 Vienna Civil 4-9. Burian, Walter J"ew 21 Vienna Farm worker Vienna 1939 Labourer E 50,. Bustin, Jew l.!-3 19-8-00 Vienna Dental Surgem Vienna 1939 University a Jew 22 Vienna Electrician Vienna 1939 Tradesman E Ernst 51. Butsohowitz, Kurt 52. Chary, Heinz Jew 21 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 Student E 53. Chlumecky, Karl Aus. 24- Vienna Student Vienna 1939 Student C 5lJ-.. Czaozkes, Rudolf Jew 33 25-10-10 Vienna Textile 1939 Tradesman E 55. Dannenberg, Aus.· Vienna Student 1939 Student I 56. Degenstueck, University E E.K.R. Ex:pertVienna Vienna ~ L. Jew 28 Vienna Medtoal student Vienna 1939 w. Jew 30 Vienna Optician Vienna 1939 University E Aus. l+i Vienna 1939 University E Aus. 22 Lecturer in history Engineering student Vienna 1939 University C 60. Diamant, Otto J'ew 36 22-12-05 Gross Actor Gross Engersdorf 1939 61. Jew 4-6 17-3-97 Lemberg Engineer Lemberg 1939 57. Degenstueck, 58. Demus, Otto 59. • Dewath, E. J. Distler, Alex 4--11-02 Warland Vienna Engorsdorf E University 000104 �~ t Occupation Residence in Austria Date of arrival In U.K. 19(1) Date of Ji:..Place of Birth Birth Document disclosed under the Access to Jnformation Act· Document divu!g9 en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a !'information 1 ~ !g§_ Jew. 24- Vienna Machine knitter Vienna 1939 1giaia ~duaa OOJ.8. Tradesman 63. Drucker, Fritz Jew 24- Vienna Radio engineer Vienna 1939 Tradesman 64-. • Drexler, Jew 36 Salesman Vienna 1939 ' Vienna Wood-worker Vienna 1939 Vienna Farmer Vienna 1939 .;..!. ~ 62. Dresner, Erwin Armin 16-11-07 Vienna and US Present Whereabouts C C C 65. Duneitz, Karl 66. Ehrenhaft, Emil Aus~ 4-9 67,, Ehrenzweig, U:ew 48--1-19-1-95 Vienna Watch-maker Vienna 1939 Tradesman E Jew 21 Vienna Tailor Vienna 1939 Tradesman C Jew 28 Vienna Clerk Vienna Jew 30 Zostersdor:r Jew 2-6-05 Jew 39 19 28 Jew 34- Jew 6s. Einig, H. Kurt 69. Eisenhammer, ·,Kurt a;ew 6-7"'.'91+ ;31-)-22-9-12 Tradesman C E E Bute her 1939 Zostersdorf 1939 Vienna Salesman Vienna 1939 E Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 C Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 E 21-6-09 Lemberg Labourer Lemberg 1939 E 34- 21-6-09 L~row Cerlk Lwow 1939 E Jew 32 2-6-11 Vienna Lawyer Vienna 1939 University C 77. Engel de Janosi, Otto A. Jew Jew 78. Enoch, Kurt 21 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 Student C 19 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 Student E 79e · Epstein, Jew 21J- Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 70. Eisinger, 71. Elias, Erich Eduard 72. Eisinger, 73 .. Elias, Joseph Hans F. 71+. " Elner·, Ernest R. 75. Elner~ Jakob 76. Engel, Moritz Hans Jew ' E • C 80. Feigelstock, E. Jew 22 Vienna Theological stud. Vienna 1939 University 0 81 .• Feigelstock, H. Jew 21, Vienna Theological student Vienna 1939 University 0 000105 �........... 19(1) ~ .IJCl..1.1.1;; Residence in Austria arrival in U..KQ Place of' Birth 0 C"cupati.on Vienna Student. Chemistry:. Vienna 1939 .University C 13-7--09 Vienna. Doctor . Vienna 1939 University E .5-10-03 Vienna Tailor Vienna l.939 Tradesman C 24 VienE]a Student Vienna 1939 Student I. Jew 23 Vienna. Furrier Vienna 1939 Tradesman C 87. Fellig, Karl, N. 88. Feldmann, Josef Jew. 20 Vienna Student Vienna 19:,9 Student C Jew 34 9-4-09 Ratay Hairdreseier Ratay 1939 Tradesman C 89. Figdor, A;rpad Jew 31 23-.5-12 Gross Farmer Gross 1939 ·-- 90. 'Fink, Wilh~lm Jew 36 18-8-07 Vienna Merchant Vienna 1939 Jew 36 26.;..2-07 Vienna Inventor Vienna 1939 -- I Jew 31 25-3-12 Vienna Shoemaker Vieilll!a 1939 Tr~desman a Vienna Actuary Vienna 1939 University E Vienna Cinema Operator Vienna 1939 ia -- Race Age Jew 24 Jew 34 84·. 'F~ldmann, Robt. Jew 40 8.5. Feld bus ch, Erloh Jew 86. Fellig, Name 82. Feiwelsohn, H. Ernst 83. Felber, . .. . Jo.sef, M.. Date of Birth Docum•nt di1cl0Hd und•r tie Acc•n ;, lnlorn1•t1on Act• DocumentdivulQ4,en vertu de I• Loi' •ur l'•cc•• ,I l'mform11b'an VJ. .. ~~: 91. Fisch, Julius / 92. Fischbach, Alfred 93. Fischer, Herbert, 94. Fisoher, .Alexander 9.5. Fischer, 96. Fischer, F.Jew lOOe Forster, 101.okschaner, 17-2-00 Present 'Whereabouts .0 C 0 Jew 43 Erie:li, K. Jew 21 Vienna Tailor Vienna 1939 Tradesman ·,- C Jew 29 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 University C Jew 30 22-.5-13 Kamionka Physician Vienna 1939· .University C Jew 34 7-6-09 Vienna Lai,vyer Vienna University C Jew 33 l.5-1-10 Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 1938 Jew, 2,9. Vienna Student of Medicine Student Vienna 1939 • University Vienna 1939 Hermann 97. Fischer, Martin Fritz 98. Fleischer, 99. Flesch, 2.5 ·s"' Educational and . So.ciaL Status . Paul Alfred Hans,P. Jew 22 Vienna C C C 000106 �19(1) -102. ,, ,,,,,,,. N.Name Frankl, George Date:-1of, Plac,e ,- . . of.·~ Rae.a. ~ . Birth. . Birth;·: _.Vienn~ Jew.· 22 ' ;; ,. " • . , ... O.ccup.ati6l1t ,j Stuc:ient . 'Res.idence ..in .Austria Julius· ·. Document disclosed under the Access to fnformat1on Act. Document divulge en 1i8rti.lde la Loi sur ."acces a l'informaflon VJ. arrival in tr.,K. .Vi emna 1939 . .-Vienna ... 1939 J 103. Fraenkl, J.ltl.ui::7 . Education~l ~*ii ..Pr_esent Social Status ·' . ·Whereabouts .... --'..,,, -- .., E. ·Jew 40 . _29-6-03 Poland '·•ct'l;if~et ·Maker. .104.: FJ:'.'anZiSiEmeFich Jew ·37 ~7-6-06. .Cablonz Dr.. Philosophy .Cablonz 1939 10.5. Fri~nd, Eduard Jew 22 Vienna Laborer Vienna 1939' 106. Frenkel, Otto Jew 24 Vienna Electrician Vienna 1939 Tradesman c. Jew 36 28-2-()7 Vienna Lawyer Vienna 1939. University E Jew 36 6-1-07. Vienna Vienna 1939 University E Unknown 1939 -- C Vienna 1939 Tra.desman E;,. • Clerk Vienna ~9.39 -- C Tailor Vienna 1939. Tradesman C 107. Freund, Otto 108. Friend, Hugo 109. Frisch, Anthony 110. Frisch, Erich ill. Fritz, 112. ~ohs, 113. Fuerst, . .. Tradesman University 0 C ' :C 22 Naples Mechanical Engineer Student Jew 24 Vienna Painter Wilhelm Jew· 28 Vienna Robt. Jew 24 Vienna Jew 21 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 Student C 1936 Tradesman E · -1939 Tradesman E Ignatz r 114. Garf.en-BirnQaum,. -,David -ll'5 ..••Ge1:duE1chek , Ernst Jew 34 13-5•09 .u1anow Furrier Unknown Jew 38 6-12-05 Vienna Photographer Vienna 11:6. ·Gelb, Hans Jew 32 10-12-11 Optical 117. Gelb, Ladislaus Jew 26 Trieste Italy, Vi,enna ' 118. Geroe,, Martin Draughts?Q.an ., 35 27-1-08 Vienna 23-,~12 Vienna Interior Szopron . Hungary · Student 119. Gerstl, Paul Jew 31 120. t9z:.stl_, Josef Jew 19 Mechanic ·'Optical Worker Decorator Unknown i937 Vienna 1938 Vienna ·1939 0 Matriculation & Technical School C· Public School & Technical High $ohool C Techni·oal School Vienna 1939 Workman. Unknown 1938 Rabbinical ~ ';.';,· Stu.dent C c· 000107 �0,.,V No9Name -- 121. Gertler, 19(1) . Rudolf Document disclosed under the Access to information Act, Date o:f. Plaoe of - Race Birth~ 9-1.1-06 Jew Birth. Vienna. Vienna 122. G:etting,- Hein.rich 20 123.. Glas, Jolin', Frederick• 43 8-9-00 . Linz 124 .. Glasberg; "Norbert J'ew 3.5 22-9-08 Vienna 12.5. Glatz, J'E3W 31 12-.5...,12 Vienna 47 11-10-96 Ernst· 126., Goi3nl, Franz 127. Goldstein, Hernia:n.r.1:J'ew 27 128. Gruenberg, Harry Jew 22 129. Gruener, Wi;J..h~lm Jew 38 1'30. .Gruenfeld 21 1 Fritz 7-5..;.05 Loi .surFaeces a l'u;formation Occupation ·, Hairdresser Farm.Worker • Journa;List f Im.porter • Clerk .• .Vie.nna. . 1939 Vienna. 1939 Vienna· . L93.5. Vie:o,na 1938 Merchant C Vienna 1939 Clerk. I Tradesman I Lab0urer E . Form.er Ship's •Capt. E Vienna Engineer Vienna 1939 Tradesman I Vienna· Joiner Vienna 193'9 Tr·aa.esman C Vienna Student· Vienna 1939 University C Vienna 1939 Tradesman E. Student Vienna 1939 Tiesohitz Forestry Unknown 1938 University Vienna Student Vielllill8. 1939 Rabbinical Kobersderf Vie.nna. Tailor Vienna 1939 Tradesman C Mechanic Vienna 1939 Tradesman C Vienna Printer V:i.emia 1938 Tradesman C Vienna • Vienna 8-3-06 ta Residence _arr,i:wal · .Educat.ional and JocupirEj•esne·n in Austria. in U.K.. , Social ,St.atus • vVhe.teabouts • Store Keeper • University E E 131 •. Gruenhut, Egon J'ew. 3.7 132. Gruenb.ut, J'ew 24 1;,3. Gruenwald, Ernst Jew 37 134. Gruenwald, Hanz Jew 24 135. Gruenwald, Otto J'ew 33 13~.. Grynblatt, Jew • 21 V:tenna St.udent Vienna 1938 High School E 137. Guensbe:rger, Edgar Jew 22 Vienna Baker Vien:aa 1939 Tradesman E 138. Guttmann, Herber.t, Jew 20 Vienna Student. Vienna 1939 Ull.iversity C 139... Jew 24 Katsersa:orf Butcher Kaisersdor:r 1938 Tradesman E Siegried Arnold Faul oker, Samuel 27-11-06 24-5-10 'J: Student 0 \, ' ' ~ 000108 �19(1) --• ~J. No. Name ~-~ .Date of. Place of Birth Birth Occupation Date of arrival Educational .in U.K. · ..Social.Status Residence .in Austria Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act. Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur ;"acces a /'information and Present Whe.reabouts 140. Hahn, Eduard Jew 31 10-7-12 Vienna Farm Worker • .Vienna 1939 Lab.ourer E 141. Haller, Albert Jew 51 6-12-94 Vienna Tailor Vienna i93$ Merchant E 142. Haller, Rudolf Innsbruck Cheese Maker Innsbruck 1939· Labourer.· I Farmer Vienna 1939 Labourer I St. Polten 1938 Lawyer I 25 143. ·Hamburger, Richard 46 24-5-97 Vienna 144. Harrer, Kurt (Von} Gottfried, 39 18-.5-04 St.Pol ten-· Dr. bf Law Sigmond 14.5. Hauser, 146. Reisz, Karl Jew. 27 Jew 36 22-9-07 ,, Vienna Painter Vienna 1939 Labourer C Vienna Toolmaker Vieruma 1939 Tradesman E Unknown 1939 Tradesman C Vienna 1939 Labourer I Jew 29 The Hague Jeweller Holland Advertiser Viel').na Peter Jew 23 Vienna Sttident Vienna 1938 Uni ve·rsi 1.50. Hellman, Kurt Jew 31 Vienna. Student Vienna 1939 Tradesman C. 22 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 College E .19 Vienna· Student Vienna ~239 College C Tradesman E BertholdJew 147. Hechinger, 148. Eeckler, 149. Heller; Rudolf 1.51. Henn, Alfred, 152. Herisch, K.W. Peter 27 27-10-12 153. •Herr, Hans. Jew 33 1-:1-10 Brno. 154. Herz, Wilhelm Jew 40 33-4-03 Vienna Tailor ..' Farmer Jew 20 .Vienna Jew 3.5 1.5.5. Herzka, Ernst 156. Heymann, Gunter 1-1-08 c.s~R. ~p;~· .... ,· . • ..,=-' . ., .. ' . ~ "";; 193.9 ,, ty C Vienna 1939 Labourer· C Student Vienna 1939 College 0 Berlin Painter Unknown 1939 Tradesman C 1.57. Highieak, R~dolf Jew 34 Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 Labourer E 1.58. ighieak, Saul Jew 30 Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 Labourer C 28 ·Vienna Student Vienna 1939 University 0 1.59. Hirsch, Geo.rge 000109 �~ --• No. Name 160. Hirsch, Friedrick 161. Hirsch, John, P. 162. Hitschfeld, 19(1) Date of Birth Pla.oe of Birth Occupation Student ~ ~- Jew 20 Berlin 26, 21 Walter Date of Residence . arrival in .Aus.tria in. U.K. Document disclosed under the Access to fnformetmn Act. Document divulge en vertu de la Lpi sur l'ap::es a !'informet1on Educational and . Social; Status . Present Whereabouts Unknown 1939 Student E Gala_tz .Student Raum.any Vienna School Pupil Galatz Roumany Vienna 1939 Student· C 1939 School Pupil· C 30 26-:4-13 Vienna .Artist Vienna 1938 Tradesman E 22 8-.5-21 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 Labourer C 31 26-2-12 Vienna ·Student Vienna 1939. · University E Jew 31 26-6-12 Vienna Fireman Vienna 1939 Labourer E 167. Hohenberg, Bernhard Jew 20 Vienna Mechanic Viemma 1939 Labourer C 29 Vienna Shoemaker Wienna 1938 Tradesman E Vienna Toolmaker Vienna 1938 Tradesman C Vienna Gen. Labourer Vienna 1939 Labourer C Dees Journalist Dees 1938 .Labourer E Vienna Weaver Vienna 1939 Tradesman E Vienna Electrician Vienna 1939 Tradesman E Student Vienna 1939 Student E Viemlla. Dr. of Chemistry Vienna 1938 _Lawyer E Vienna Hotel Trade Vienna 193.5 Tradesman E Vien:taia. Engineer Vienna 1938 University I Vienna Ships Officer Vie~na. 1939 Vienna Journalist Vienna 1939 163. Hoch, Ernst Jew 164 .. Hoenich, Hans 16.5. Hoff, Ernest, A. Max 166. .Hoffenberg, 168. Hohenberger, ·,· ' ',, Hermann 169. Horak, Alexander Jew ,r' ' • ,I ~ 30 Jew 23 171. Hornik, Leopold, Martin Heinz Horrat, 172. Jew 43 Jew 22 173. Hosek, Felix Jew 33 Jew 22 Jew 37 170. Horner, Otto 174. Huber, Paul, L. 175. Huebsch, Richard .. ' ' 176. Inslight, Leo 179. Jelinek, Julius Walter 4-10-00 22-4-10 . Vienna 1-4-06 30 68 177. Jacoby, Gustav 178. i,ekel, 30-11-13 • Jew Jew 19-7-75 23 28 Unknown C Unknown C 000110 �Document disclosed under the Access to fnformetior, Act· Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'0cces a !'informat1on .,,....-/c) 1~(1) Occupation Residence in Austria ~ ~ Date of Birth Philipp Jew. 4-7 26-7-96 Kolomeo Clerk Kolomeo ·1939 4lo. ~ / 180 .. Jolles, Place of Birth Date of arrival Educational and .in U.K. Social Status -. ' • Present Vi/.herea boutE C 181. Justiz, Fritz Jew 31 20-10-12 Vienna Lawyer Vienna 1939 U1;1iversity C 182. Kalmar, Otto Jew 4-5 22-7-98 Purkdorf Engineer Purkdorf 1939 University I 18·3. Kaestler, Heinrich Jew 28 Vienna clerk Vienna 1939 18l+. Kae-stler, Rudolf Jew 23 Vienna Compositor Vienna 1939 Tradesman C Jew 31 ll+-9-12 Vienna Chemical engineer Vienna 1939 University C Jew 35 11-8-08 Vienna Musician Vienna 1939 1s7. Kassner, Eduard jew 33' 13-12~10 Vienna Physician Vienna 1939 University C 188. Katz, Josef Jew 22 Vienna Optical mechanic Vienna 1939 Tradesman C 189. Kaufman, Dagobert Jew 22 Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 190. Kaufmann, Feiwal Jew 4-6 Taryobrzeg Shoe Mfg. Taryobrzeg 1939 Tradesman C 191. Kaufmann, Fritz ....Jew 19 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 University C 192. Kaufmann, Hans Jew. 31 Vienna Tailor Vienna 1939 Tradesman C 193. Kellner, Kurt .Jew 23 Vienna Electrical eng!t' Vienna 1939 University C 19!+. Kerpl, Armin Jew 39 Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 195. • Kesten, Salo Jew 22 Vienna Tailor Vienna 1939 185 .J 106. Kalisch, Hans Kamerman, Fritz ' 196. Ketschendorf, 197. Kipper, . Baron Egan.Aus. 51 18-7-97 25-2-12 1-1-0l+ 22-3-92 ' Ketchendorf Gentleman C 0 C I Tradesman Ketohendorf 1939 Austrian Talmudioal Bernhard Jew 21 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 198., Klamper, Hans J. Jew 22 Vienna Labourer Vienna 1939 E Baron student I C E 199. Klein, Aron Jew 27- Vienna Student Vienna 1939 University C 20-- Klein, Edmund Jew 22 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 University poo111 �lJcl. 19(1) ve Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on OI Race Age Date of Birth Place· of Birth Occu:J2ation Residence arrival Educational and in Austria in U.K. Social Status Jew 37 27-6,..06 Maeriscb., aown..:.maker Maerisch 1939 Tradesman C Jew 34 21-1-09 Vienna Furrier Vienna 1939 Tradesman E 203. Klein,. Walter Aus. 38 1-2-05. Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 E 204-. Kleiner, Jew 25 Vienna Shop keep·er Vienna 1939 a· Jew 23 Vienna Labourer Vienna 1939 C Aus. 32 Graz Chaufeur Graz 1939 E Al.J.S. 23 Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 E Aus., 24 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 Universi t~r C Jew 21 Vienna Box mfg. Vienna 1939 Tradesman C Jew 20 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 Student I Baden Student of medicine Ba den 1939 Unlversity C ~- -· 201. Name 202. Klein, Klein, Eranz . Fritz Kurt 205. Kleinfeld, 206. Klementschitz, Martin Erich c. 2.07. Klemperer, Hans 208. Klinkhoff, Walter 209. Knepler, 210. Knoll, H. Heinrich Berthold 24-'6-11 ." Present Whereabout 211. Koch, Paul B. Jew 24 212. Koenig, Ernst· Jew 41 17-5-02 Vienna Traveller Vienna 1939 E 213.. 'Koenig, Robert Jew 39 21-1-04- Vienna Shirt Vienna 1939 E 214-. Koenig, ·wilhelm Jew 1-3-12-14- Vienna Electrician Vienna 1939 Jew 29 24- Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 216. Koerner, •Ernst Jew 29 13-11-14 Vienna Electrician Vienna 1939 Tradesman I 217. Jew 29 7-2-14 Vienna Furrier Vienna 1939 Tradesman C 218. Kohn, Felix Jew 19 Vienna School boy Vienna 1939 Grammar School C 219. Kohn, Fritz Jew 35 23-1-08 Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 C 220. Kohn, Hans Jew 39 5- 7-04-- Vienna Hair-dresser Vienna 1939 I 221. Kohn, Robert Jew 35 19-1-08 Schwecht Farmer Schwecht 1939 215. • Koenigsberger, Kohn, Alfred Eduard mfg•·. Tradesman C E 000112 �;2 ..,.- 19(1) Jocument disclosed under the Access to fr;fonnation Act. Document divulge en vertu de !a Loi s1.1r!'accti!s a !'information Race· ~ Date of Birth Place of Birth Occupation Residence in Austria Date of Educational and ijrru·v.~. Social Status, • in • • Jew 33 4-11-10 Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 223. Kohn, Walther 224. Kokisch, Hugo Jew 20 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 Jew 11-3 2.?-10-00 Vienna JeJNeller Vienna 1939 225 .. ·Koller, Phillip Aus. 50 12-1 ...93 Lemberg Ferdinand· Aus. 21-9-07 Vienna· Plumber Jew 37 29 Schwechat Jew 31 8-4-12 ~ Name 222.· Kohn, Walter 226. Koliet, 227. Kopperl, Hans 228. Koppel, Herbert 229. Koppelmann, George Jew 230. Korst, Jew 29 41 Jew 37 Franz 231. Kostmann, Jeno 232. Kraemer, Franz • Pro.f. Economics Lemberg Present Whereabouts C University - C C 1939 University C Vienna 1939 Tradesman I Printer Schwechat 1939 Poegsta:t:i Clerk, Poe gs tall 1939 Szypoth Law student Szypoth 1939 31-10-02 Vienna Salesman Vienna 1939 E 14-12-06 Vienna Journalist Vienna 1939 E ,Vienna Composer Vienna 1939 C Vienna Leather worker Vienna 1939 Aus. 29 19-4-08 -: E C University - C 233.. Kraus, Adolf Jew 35 234-. Kraus, Siegfried Jew Lwow Tool-maker Lwow 1939 T!it-adesman C 235. Kreisel; Jew 23 21 Vienna student Vienna 1939 Student C 236~ Kriwi tzky., ·Heinrich Jew 27 Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 237e Kruh, Erich Jew . 21 Vienna Tailor ·Vienna .1939 Tradesman C Jew 26 Vienna Tailor Vienna 1939 Tradesman C Jew 38 25-5-05 Vienna Chemist Vienna 1939 University C Jew 31 19-2-12 Vienna Mechanic Vienna 1939 Workman E Jew 28 Vienna to·ol-maker Vienna 1938 Tradesman C Heinrich 238.. Kurlandski, Jakob . 2B9• Kwaszes, Jacob 240. Lackenbacher, 24. Laks, Jaques Karl E C 000113 �. •- ~ 19(1)' / / No. Name f 242. Lam.beck, Joachim Document disclosed under the Access to fnformat1on Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on ~ Date of Birth Place of . Birth· Occupation Race ~ Jew 21. Leip~ig Student. Residence in Austria Date-of arrival in U.K. . Yienna 1938 .High School . Educational and .Social Status .. Present Whereabouts C 243. Lazar, Erwin Jew 21 Vienna Moto.r Mechaili.c Vienna 1939 Rabbinical $tudent C 244. Lazar, Josef Jew 19 Vienna Tailor,-, Vienna 1938 Rabbinical Student C J"ew 37 27-3-06 Vienna Silversmith Vienna 1938 Tradesman E Jew 38 22-9-02 Vienna House painter Vienna 1939 Tradesman I Jew 22 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 University I 27 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 Industrial Chemist C Vienna Salesman Vienna 1939 Elementary School C Vienna ·student Vienna 1938 University C Unknown 1939 Farm worker C Vienna 1939 Rabbinical Vienna 1939 Labourer E E ' 24,5. Leibel,' -Victor -'246. Lewniowski,. Simon :' I. 248. -:_Liebel, George 249. Lind, Fritz Edgar Julius 2.51. Loebl, - ~ • ,~ 247. Lichtenstein, 250e Lion, ••-n Jew 33 Jew 23 Jew 31 11-3-10 24-11-12 - - - -- ScheiblingGardener Kirchen ·student . Vienna ., Student C 2.52. Loew, Wilhelm J~w 21 2.53. L_oewit, Hans Jew 24 2,54. Loewy, Alfred Jew 21 31-3~12. Vienna Cost Accountant Vienna 19'39 Banker Jew 36 3-12-07 Vienna Stor.ekeeper Vienna_ 1939 Factory Jew 37 19-2-06 Vienna Building Vienna 1939 Public 2.57. Mahlermann, HermannJew 38 1.;.1-05 Teacher Unknown 1939 Rabbi I 2.58•. Mandl, Paul 26 Fuerth Bavaria Vienna Student Vienna 1939 University C 23 Horn Vienna 1939 Secondary School C Vienna 1938 Seconda-ry School C 25.5. Lorantt 2.56. Loria, Paul Eric,. Josef 2.59. Mandl, Wilhelm 260. ~wnheimer, Albert -Jew Julius,Jew 42 _Vienna ..:.. Plumber. 24-6-01 Contractor & Varnish Worker Czeriiowiz Export Manager Paint Worker School C C 000114 �• 19(1) Date of Birth - Race -- No. Ne.me Place of . Birth O~cuEation 23 Vienna Jew 29 263. _Mautner, Lorenz Jew· 29 Zistersdirf Vi~nna 264. Medak, Rudolf Jew 3.5 7-4-08 47 28-3-96 .Residence in Austria ' Document dis dosed under the il.ccess to Information Act, Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur !'acces a !'information Educational and Social Status Present Whereabouts . Labourer Vienna 1938 Farmer Vienna_.... 1938. Farm Labourer E Physician Vienna 1939 University C VienD!a Clerk Vienna 1939 Olomouc Dr .. of Economics Unknown 1939 University E 28 Vienna Medical Student Vienna 1939 University C Jew 23 Vienna Book-binder Vienna 1939 High School I Jew 20 Vienna Student Vienna 1938 High School C Vienna Fireman Vienna 1939 Workman E 22 St. Veit Draughtsman St. Veit 1939 High School C 271. Mondschein, HerbertJew 19 Vienna , Student Vienna 1939 Rabbinical 272. Morawetz, Karl, 26 Vienna . Student Vienna 1939 University C 261 ~ Maroa, Kurt, Max, Emm:erich 262. Mass, Erwin Meissner, Ferdinand Georg, F.Jew Meissner, Menkes, Gustav 268. Merlin, Walter 2.69.. Milvay; Erwin, V. 270. Moessner, Franz, 273. Morgenstern, 37 G. H. Jew RobertJew Vienna 1939 Tradesman E 27-11-12 Vienna Salesman Vienna 1939 Gen. Labour_er E Vienna . Gardener Vienna 1939 Labourer C Jew 23 F. Jew' 36 Jew 278. Neurath, Otto Peter, w. C Glazier 275. Nagler, ·• HN Student Vienna 31 277. Neuma, E 6-2-11 Jew 276. N~um,an~, Erich, E 32 274. Nadel, Hermann Friedrich 13-12-06 . Farm Worker Date of arrival in U.K. Vienna Clerk Vienl!l!a 1939 Tradesman E 23 Vienna Baker Vienna 1939 Tradesman C 20 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 University C Vienna 1939 Gen. Labourer I 1939 Gen. Labourer I 29.:.9-07 279. j-chteruiauser, HugoJew 40 30-10-03 Vienna. Cierk .280. Nichtenhauser, Otto Jew 41 22-1-02 Vienna Clerk 00011s �• No. 2E 282. .,-r-_ 19(1) Age 39 Race Ca:rl M Jew Heinz :t>eterJew ·2s3., Oberleitner, .Anton. 1939 1938 Present Whereabouts Labourer C C Tradesman C Document disclosed under the Access to fnformation Act • ~ocument divulge en vertu de la Loi sur !'acces a !'information I f ,,.,,.- Name Radlmesser, Oberlander, 1Ja,:;eor arrival Educatiohal and in U.K. Social Status Date of 22 Place of Birth Vienna Vienna Occu12ation Cook· School boy Residence in Austria Vienna Vienna Neuhofen Technician Neuhofen 1935 Fur merthant Leipzig· 1939 Aus. 31 9-3-12 284-. Oelberg, Heinrich Jew 2s5. Oreel, Stefan Jew 31 4-1 Leipzig 13-7-12 ill--10-05 Unknown ' Research worker Unknown C University C Student C Vienna Student Vienna 1939 1938 • Vienna Photographer Vienna 1939 Tradesman I 22 Vienna Farm helper Vienna 1938 Labourer E Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 Labourer C J'ew 4-4- 20-7-99 21 Vienna Shoemaker appr. Vienna 1939 Labourer E Jew 4-4- 22-10-99 Vienna Photographer Vienna 1938 Tradesman C 292. Poser, Ernest· J'ew 22 Vienna Labourer Vienna 1939 Labourer• Cr Posner, Aus. 51 Vienna Interpreter Vienna· 1939 Tradesman I Jew 22 Vienna Tailor Vienna. 1939 C 295. Rauchbach, Otto 296.· Reich, Egon Jew 24- Vienna Tailor Vienna 1939 E Aus. 21 Vienna Tailor Vienna 1939 I 297. Reich, Erich J'ew 21 Vienna Shoemaker Vienna 1939 E· 298. Reich, Josef Jew 24- Vienna Tailor Vienna 1939 E 299. Reich, Stefen Aus. 28 Zehlendorf Student of chemistl;W'Zefilendorf1939 Jew 37 Vienna Shoemaker Vienna 1939 I Jew 25 Vienna Tailor Vienna 1939 E .286. David Jakob Jew 22 Julius ~87. Pflugeisen, A 288. PhilJp, Gustsiv Jew 33 Jew Jew 2~9- Pell, Pick, Josef ~90. Polen!9ser, 291. 293. Wilhelm • Pollak, Leopold 294-. Rattner~ 300. Reif, Julius Wilehlm Heinrich 301tll Rein, Oswald 10-8-10 20-4--92 29-4--06 University I 000116 �Document disclosed under the Access: to !nforrr,af1onAct· Jocument divulge en vertu de la Loi sur !'acces a !'mformation 1L ,,,,,,,,,... Occupation Residence in Austria Date of arrival Educational and' in U.K. Social Status Present Whereabout Lwow Student Lwow 1939 University I Vienna Printer Vienna Tradesman E Tradesman E 19(1) ~ Date of Age Birth Place of Birth Hermann Jew 32 29-7-11 Erwin Jew 35 ·21-5-08 301J.. Reitmann,.Rudolf Jew 24 ·wolkersdorf Print er 1939 ·vvolkersdorf 1939 305. Reizes, Jew 21 Vienna Window-dresser Vienna 1.939 306. Renner, Karl D. Aus. 26 Vienna Student Vienna .L939 307. Resch, Kurt Jew 22 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 308 .. Rieger, Philipp Jew 27 Vienna Gardener Vienna 1939 E 309. Ringel, Adolf Jew 19 Vienna School boy Vienna 1939 C Aus. 31 1-8-12 Vienna Gardener Vienna 1939 C 17-9-95 Graz Furrier Graz 1939 Tradesman C ,o. Name 302 .. Reiss, 303. Reiter, WaJ.ter 310. Rix, Karl ' E University Student •. :·C .E 311. Rosenberg, Franz Jew 48 312. Rosenfeld, Victor Jew 24- Vienna Student Vienna 1939 University E 313.. Rosner, Hans 314-. Roth, Viktor E. Aus. 23 Baden Chemist Baden 1939 University a Aus. 21 Moskau Furrier Moskau 1939. 315. Rothberger, Fritz Jew 4-1 Vienna Dr . Vienna 1939 University I 316.. Rothberger, Jacob Jew 4-4- 9-5-99 Vienna Tailor Vienna .1939 Tradesman 0 .Jew 22 Vienna Farmer Vienna 1939 E Jew 32 Kie.hen porter Vienna 1939 C 319. Samisch, Walter Julius Aus. 22 Vienna School boy Vienna 1939 C 320. Saxenberg, Miezislaus Jew 30 21-2-13 Lemberg Electrician Unknown 1939 Jew 35 28-11-08 Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 317. Huebner, Otto 318. 32]. Salzmann, Friedrich Schachter, N,orbert . 14--9-02 J.7-8-11 . Vienna Philosophy C Tradesman C ('I 000117 �~ '°· Name • 322. J·osef' Schalit, 323. Schanzer, Ernst 324. Schapira, .Maximilian 325. Schapirer, 326. Schechter, 19(1) Race Dat·e of Age , Birth Jew 19 Jew 21 Jew 30 Emil Jew 41 Emil Jew 32 Clemens Aus. 327. Schey-Koromla, Occupation Mtmich Electri Unknown Vienna Stanizlaw . Place of •Birth o ian ,._ Tradesman c· CommerQial student;Vienna 1938 Student a Doctor 1939, Tradesman a Unknown :aonstantinopleBank clerk 7-7-02 Book-keeper 30-11-11 Vienna 22 Munich Medical student ' Unknown 1938 Vienna 1938 - a C Student Tradesman 31 .>·~7-7-1~ Vienna· Technician Vienna 1939 • -929if fHohi:f fmann, Siegfried Jew 20 Vienna School boy Vienna 1938 Jew 22 Istanbul ·Student Unknown 1939 Alfred h 1936 Jew 330. Schild, Present Whereabouts 1939 Walter 32fL Schiffeldrim, 16-9-13 Document disclosed under the Access to lnformat1on Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'scces a !'information Date of Residence iarrival Educational and in Austria in U.K. Social Status .. Argentine C C Student C 331. Schlesinger, Fritz Jew 19 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 332. Schlesinger, Josef Jew 22 Vienna Labourer Vienna 1939 Labourer 0 333. Schlesinger, Richard Jew 44 Neu-Poella Dyer Neu-Pella 1939 Tradesman C 334.. Sohlomowitz, Max Jew 22 Vienna Tecimician Vienna 1939 Tradesman E 335. ~ohmelz, Herbert Jew 26- Vienna Meohalic al eng1r Vienna 1939 Tradesman C 336... Sohnek, Georg Jew 32 27-1-09 Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 Labourer I 337. Schoenberger, Walter 338. Schoenfeld, Josef Jew 29 24--3-12 Vienna Merchant Vienna 1939 Jew 35 1i+-i2-os Vienna Printer Vienna 1939 339. Schoenfeld, Paul Robert Jew Jew 340. Schoengut, Arthur 341., Schorr, Wolfgang Jew 31 46 4-5 ...12 Vienna Printer Vienna 1939 t-: 16-1-97 Vienna Accountant Vienna 1939 -· 28 •Vienna Tailor, Vienna 1939 Tradesman E 342. Schreiber, 21 Baden Student Vienna 1938 Student. ] • Walter Aus. 22-3-99 ' cutter -,, ;· C ,ti C ~l E •I E ,, C 000118 �-I</ .,,- •• _,.,,-.,('"'"· ·- • •l ' •·. ' ~ : _....., :,. Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur /'acces a l'mformat1on .... 19(1) Race ~ Jew 44- 16-7-01 Jew 26 345. Schwarz, .. Erwin Jew 49 346. Schwrez ,. Fritz Jew 24 Vienna Chemistry Student Food-Sanitary Inspector Clerk 22 Vienna Farm labourer Vienlil!B. Vienna Labourer Vienna •193,9 Vienna Cabine-maker Vienna 1939 Tradesman I . Vienna Shoemaker Vienna 1939 Tradesman C No.~ 343. Schustermann, Leo v. 344. Schwarz·, Erich, 347. Schwarz, Herbert, Egon 12-12-94 Place of Birth . Occupation Vienna Shop Walker .Vienna 1939 Labourer r Vienna V!ienna. 1939 .Student E Vienna 1939 Labourer E Vienna 1939 Tradesman E 1939 Labourer E -Labourer E Vienna Residence in ..Austria Date of . arrival. in U.K. Date of 'Birth . Educational and Social Status Present Whereabouts 348. Schwarz, Kurt Jew 19 349. Schwarz, Robert Jew 35 350. Schwarz\)artl, Kurt Jew 24 351. Schwarzbartl, Jew 31 12-7-12 Vienna Shoemaker Vienna 1939 Tradesman C Jew 38 14-3-05 Vienna. Clerk Vienna 1939 Wait~r I Jew 30 27-11-13 Vienna Cook Vienna 1939 Wilhelm Otto Segall, 352. 353. Seidl, Johann 29-4-08 E 3.54. Seidler, Harry Jew 30 Vienna Student Vienna 1938 University C 3.55. Seidler, Marcell Jew 24 Vienna Photographer Vienna 1937 University C 356. Seidner, Kurt Jew 22 Vienna Toolmaker Vienna 1939 Tradesman E 357. Selzer, Georg Jew 19 Vienna Student Vienna 1938 Refugee School Boy E 358. Selzer, Joseph Jew 34 Ko+umer Poland Innsbruck Mfgrs. Unknown 1938 High School I Cabin Boy Innsbruck 1939 High School I Napajedl C. S.R. Vienna J?hysician Vienna 1939 University C Gardener Vienna 1938 Labourer E Vienna Hospital Inte.rne Vienna 1940 University C 359. Senoner, Josef 360. Siebner, Friedrich 361. Siegelbaum, ~62. S_l, Rudolf Bernhard 29-5-09 19 Jew 43 Jew 22 J~w 30 28-8-00 8-2-13 '., ' Agent 000119 �• -- -13 i64. Silber, ,65. Silber, • 19(1) Date ·, Date of Birth Place o'i: Birth Occupation Race ~ Bernhard Jew 22 Leipzig Leopold Jew- 20 . Leipzig Max Jew 24 Leipzig No. Name ;63. Silber, Document disclosed under the Access to !nfo,'ir'lstion Act Document divulge en vertu de la Lo: sur J'acces a !'1,,,format10n o'i:. Residence in Austria arrival. in u.It. Fur-cutter Vienna 1939 TI'adesman Student Leipzig 1939 Rabbinical Clerk Leipzig 1939 Clerk I Educational and Social Status Present 'Whereabouts C Student C •. Jew ·20 Vienna Farm worker Vienna 1939 Labourer C ,67 .. Sin.ger, Hermann Jew 29 Vienna Salesman Vienna 1939 Clerk E ,68. Singer, Jew 38 Vienna farm worker- Vienl!l!a• 19·39 Labourer C Jew 27 Vienna Farm worker Vienna 1939 Labourer C Hans Jew 49 Bad.Ischl 1939 Hotel Owner· C ;66. Silzer, Fritz Walter >69. Smarac, Adolf. >70, Sonnenschein, >71. Spiegel, Hermann sr,. S~in~add, Spira, Jew Leo $72. Spiesberger, ,74. f".,. Johann Jew J"oseph A.Jew 15-4-94 Bad.Ischl.Innkeeper Bruenn Confectioner Unknown 1939 Tradesman E Meran- Shop owner unknown 1939 High School E 22 Vienna Confectioner. Vienna 1938 High'School E 19 Vienna Farm Hand Vienna 1938 Labourer E 19 Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 Clerk E Vienna Mechanic Vienna 1938 High School E Vienna Waiter Vienna 1924 Waiter . I 28 37 ., ' 1.5-2-0.5 575. Spitz, Johannes, 576. Spizer, Walter, R. 20 Franz, J .. §2 22-9-06 l. 577. Spousta, Vi8. Sputz, Hermann ~79. Sputz, Ludwig ~80. Stark, Egon 4-10-91 Jew 22. Vlenna Student Viepna 1938 •Rabbinical Student c· J"ew 24· Vienna Student Vienna 1938 Rabbinical Student C Jew 23 Vienna Student Vienna 1938 High School C 31 10-6-12 Vienna. Student •Vienna 1938 High School E 31 21-8-12 Vienna Cutter Vienna 1937 High School C .. ~81 .. S..tarosz czuk, ..Julius 582. sAn, Erich ' Jew - ,'.; "-·· ~-·· 000120 �• - 19(1) Occupation Residence in Austria R~~r vgf Edu~a tional Vienna E·lectrician Vienna 1938 High School E ' 4-t - 29-7~02 Vienna Book".'"keeper Vienna 1938 High School c. Jew 20 Vienna Dental Mechanic Vienna 1938 University C Jew 21 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 Student C 387 •· Tau13ky, Fritz Jew· 29 Vienna· Labourer Vienna 1939 E 388. Teichner, Albert Jew 2-5-04- Toblach Musician Toblach 1939 I 3$9. Teltscher, Karl Jew 39 36 25-12-07 Vienna ·Mechanic Vienna 1939 C 390. Thierl, Karl Au.s. 27 iTienna Clerk Vienna 1939 E 391. Tobias, Gustav Aus. 27 Vienna Labourer Vienna 1939 C 392. Tochten, Fritz Jew 22 Vienna Machinist Vienna 1939 E 393. Trammer, Leo Jew 31 Dusseldorf Textile 1939 I A-µs. 21 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 395.. Trumm.er, Karl Jew 4-3 13-9-00 Vienna Bank clerk Vienna 1939 E 396. Turkisch, Bernhard Jew 4-o 18-2-03 Vienna Shop assistant Vienna 1939 C 397. Turkisoh, Jacob Je'w Salesman Vienna 1939 C 398. Turkisch, Leopold Jew 3~ 30 399., Turmann, Heinrich Aus. 27 4-oo. Turteltaub, Jew 34- Jew 29 ~(.) No. ~ 383. Stern, ~ Fred Ernst 384-. Steuer, Ernst Arthur 385. Steuermann, 386. Tauber, Gerhard 394-. Trojan, L. Richard Fritz 4-o~, Unger, Heinrich w. Race Date of P£!P.. Birth Plaoe of Birth Jew 4-o Jew 15-12-00 6-11-01+ Vienna 24-6-13 19-3-09 merchant Dusseldorf in u.K. Social Vienna Tailor . Vienna 1939 Vienna • Clerk Vienna 1939 Status Student Tradesman Document disclosed under the Access to fr;formation Act• andde;ulgeen!?r·~sen?Clinfomation Whereabouts E C T;, Innsbruck Clerk Innsbruck 1939 0 E Vienna Shoemaker Vienna 1939 E 000121 '><• ., : �~ _.,,,.. 19(1) 410. 402. .Name Vvachtl, Erich ~ . Age Jew 27 Date of Birth JJa'te. Place of Birth Occu12ation Residence in Austria Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 C Vienna 1939 C Vienna 1939 University C Vienna 1939 - C arrival Educational and in U~K. Socia 1 Status · Je1N 26 1-Vienna Aus,, 26 Vienna Law student Jew 50 Vienna Leather 4-06. Walter, Arthur M. Aus. 22 Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 4-07. Walter, Aus. 24 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 Jew 36 Vienna Mechanic Vienna 1939 Jew 20 Vienna Cook. Vienna 1939 4-03. Wachtl, Kurt 404 .. Waengler, Ernst 4-05. Waller, Hugo Johann L. 17-6-93 I ·. 25-6-07 :,:. Docum•nt di1cl0Hd undar fl• Ace• .. to f.nform•tion Act• Docum•nt divulgll •n vertu d• I• Loi •ur l'ecc•8 II tinfom1•tlon o:r Wireless eng 1 r expert Present Whereabouts C Secondary School - C 408. Wasservogel, 409. Wedeles, 410. Weihs, Hans Jew 22 Vienna Student 4-11. Weihs, Kurt Aus. 25 Vienna Toy maker Vienna 1939 C • Jew 27 Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 C Jew 28 Magdeberg Prof. Arnold Jew 45 ,::" Hermann Jew 44 Krekau 3-9-98 24-11-99 Berlin 416 _- Weisinger, Artur Jew 22 417.. Weininger, Joseph Jew 21 Jew 43 Jew 29 Josef Herbert 412 .. Weihs, Walter 413. Weinberg, Bruno 4-14. Weindling, 415. Weininger, ' ohemi str.r V1enna Int. Law Mageeberg 1939 1939 C C University University C I Merchant Krekau 1939 Cuba Farmer Unknown 1939 I Vienna Window dresser Vienna 1939 Tradesman C Vienna Student Vienna 1939 Student C Vienna Clerk Vienna 1939 C Vienna Farmer Vienna 1939 C Vienna Farmer Vienna 1939 C 418. Weisselberger, 419. Weisz, Ernst 420. Weisz, Otto Jew 36 421.. Weisz, Paul Jew 22 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 University C 422., Werthe 1m, Herbert J~w 24 Vienna Student Vienna 1939 University J.:.I •- Karl Otto 4-3-00 19-1-07 000122 �f,,_ J.Jel 1,1.::j 19(1) Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur /'acces a l'mformat1on UJ.. Race Age Date of. Birth Place of Birth Occupation Residence in Austria and ·:-,Present arrival Educational in U.K. Smtial tSta tus Whereabouts 4-23. Wessely, Egon Jew 36 11-9-07 Kieling Goldsmith Vienna 1939 4-2~. Wessely., Fritz Jew Vienna Student Vienna 1939 4-25. Wessely, Hans Jew 30 . i?'-12-13 30 1..;·1-13 Vienna Labourer 4-26•'.• Westreich, Rudolf Jew Payerbach Labourer Payerbach 4-27. Wettreich, Friedrich Jew 23 20 Vienna Labourer 1+28. Weiner, Thomas Jew 21 ~29,; nn Wi:e,s:~n berg, Jew 30 4-30. Wilder, Ithamer 4-31., Wildman,· Max Jew 31 Jew 24- 4-32. Willgott, Jew 30 Aus. tl ~ Name Otto Leo • 4-33•' Windisch, Joh!3nn 434. Windmuller, Heinz ·vienna E Labourer E Vienna 1939 1938 Labourer C Vienna Cadet in H.M.S. Vienna 1938 26-2-.13 Vienna Tanner 1939 • Tradesman C 29-7-12 Brody-:-Ga]jzierBarber Brody-Galizier 1939 Tradesman E Vienna C Vienna Weaver Vienna 1938 Labourer E Vienna Labourer Vienna 1939 Labourer C 4-4- 1-2-99 Vienna Labourer Vienna 1939 Labourer I Jew 19 Andernoch Chef apprentice Andernoch 1938 Vienna Farm labourer Vienna 1939 Labourer C Tradesman C 28-6-13 Jew 30 436. Winter, Walter Jew 22 Vienna Tailor Vienna 1939 437e Wittman, Herbert Aus. 20 Vienna Student Vienna 1938 438. Wolf, Menasse Jew 33 23-4--10 Rzeszow Labourer Rzeszow 1938 4-39• Yoschak, Carl Joseph Aus. 58 29-9-85 Esslingen Waiter Esslingen 1906 440. Zahler, Sender Jew 10-1-06 Niczmar Jeweller Unknown 1939 441. Zanger, Erwin Jew 37 42 27-12-01 Breslau Timber merchant Breslau 1938 442. Zappler, Aus. 21 Vienna Medical Vienna 1939 S.Ie E Labourer Win:ter, Jaques Harry. E 1939 435. • Tradesman 7-9-13 student E I Labourer E E Tradesman C C University ('000123 �♦ Document disclosed under the Access to information Act• Document divulge en vertu de !a Loi sur /'acca'S0 !'ir,farmef1or, 19(1) :Z3 _,,,. Residence in Austria Date of arrival Educational and in U.K. Socia 1 Status Machrisch 1938 Labourer E School boy Vienna 1938 Student C Pirna Clerk Pirna 1939 Tradesman E Vienna Draughtsman Vienna 1939 Tradesman E 29 Vienna. Baker Vienna 1938 Tradesman E 21 Yienna Electrical Eng 1r Yienna 1938 Tradesman C Race Date of Age Birth Place of Birth Occupation l.J-l.J-3.Zehngot, Egon Jew 28 Machrisch Farmer, Peter Jew 21 l.J-4-5.Zimmering, Josef Jew 32 19-5-11 4-4-6. Zoechling, Aus. 33 5-5-10 Aus. Jew No.. Name l.J-41.J-.Ziegler, Alois Josef l.J-~7. Zoehrer, 4-4-8. Zwerling, Bruno 4-4-9. Zyta, Max 4,50. Elias, Eduard ••Vienna gardner Present ·1Whereabouts Aus. 30 22-9-13 Vienna Waiter Vienna 1~38 E Jew 2-6-0.5 Vienna Salesman Vienna 1939 E 39 000124 �Documant discloHd und•r th• AccH.tt to 1nform•twn Act ", Docum•~t ,divuli;i-'•n v•rtu d• I• Loi •ur l'ecc•• 4!l'mfom;•tion I_-;.,:.~'.._-...... ';, 1- ~: ••• .;:,•; • -: .JF BERNARD,Bruno 2- PLACEOF BIRTH: Vienna Austria 3- DATEOF BIRTH: 26th February, 1904 4- RESIDENCEIN AUSTRIA: ? 5- PLACE& DATEOF DEPARTURE:? 6- COUNTRY TO WHICHEllIIGRATING:? 7- EDUCATION IF KNOWN: 18 years schooling Engineer's Occupation: 8- RECORD AT CAMP: - Speaks German and English Diploma Engineer - Process Manager Good. 000125 - �Documentdisclosed under the Access to Information Act· '.)ocumentdivulge en vertu de la Loi sur racces 61!'information • 1- NAME: KALLOS,Coleman 2- PLACEOF BIRTH: Budapest~ Hungary 3- DATEOF BIRTH: 4- RESIDENCE 5- DATE & PLACE OF 1893 14th August, IN AUSTRIA: Wife's ? DEPARTURE:· \ Address: \ Vienna I, Kohlmarkt 16 ? 6- COUNTRY TO WHICHEMIGRATING: ? 7- EDUCATION IF KNOWN: Civil 8- RECORDAT CAllliP: Good Engineer, Graduated Buadpest 1919. 000126 �Dccum•nt di,doHd und•r th• A(."Cl9H~ /.nformation Acf • Oocurnent divulg' M"•tt:!'51. Loi ,1urf'accett .til'mformation 19(1) ', \ 1--- NAME: 2- BLACEOF BIRTH: Vienna, Austria 3-nDATEOF BIRTH: 4- RESIDENCEIN AUSTRIA:n. ? 5- DATE& PLACEOF DEPARTURE: 6.:. COUNTRY TO WHICHEMIGRATING: .. T- EDUCATION IF KNOVJN·: 8- RECORD AT CAMP:· r '.? ? Student of Medicine Good· 9;;. SPECIALREMARKB: Sufferring from Schizophrenia - Transferred to Ontario Mental Hospital at Fort William on Spet. 2nd, 1940 and is still being treated there. 000127 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on 19(1) 1-~: 2- PLACE OF BIRTH: iienna, Austria 3- DATEOF BIRTH: 4- RESIDENCEIN AUSTRIA: ? 5- DATE& PLACE OF DEPARTURE: \ ? 6- COUNTRYTO WHICHEMIGRATINU¾:? ? Occupation: Commercial Clerk 7- EDUCATIONIF KNOWN: 8- RECORDAT C.ANiP: Good - However he has had.many of his letters rejected because of suspicious passages. 9- SPECIAL REM.ARKS: Claims to be a Czech - Peculiar individual His Hobby seems to be collection of autographs; he claims to have obtained autographs of most prominent Fascists in Italy and England and speaks familiarly of Sir Oswatd Mosley. 000128 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on REICHENBERG DE PILIS, 1- ~: 2- PLACE OF BIRTH: St. Veit, 3- DATEOF BIRTH: 11th May, 1875 4- RESIDENCE IN AUSTRIA:_ 5- PLACE& Vienna, DATE OF DEPARTURE: EDUCATION IF KNOWN: 9- SPECIAL REMARKS: (Baron?) Austria ? ? Well educatednUniversity lecturer for last 15 years - Private Scientist & Writer Occupation: Civil : Director 8- RECORD AT CAl\l[P: Adolar '? 6- COUNTRYTO WHICH.EMIGRATING: 7- von Friedrich Administration pf North German Lloyd and Austro-.Americana Good Claims to .have permission to enter U .·S.A., and has written many lengthy letters about this. 000129 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act• Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acc&s a !'mformation 19(1) 1- ~: 2- PLACEOF BIRTH: Bad-Ischl, Austria 3- DATEOF BIRTH: 4- RESIDENCEIN AUSTRIA: ? 5- DATE& PLACEOF DEPP..RTURE: 6- COUNTRYTO WHICH EMIGRATING: 7- EDUCATION IF KNOWN: 8- RECORD AT CAMP: Berlin July 1938 Italy, July 1938 England, Sept. 28th, Compulsory Occupation: 8 years elementary Trained Mechanic 1938. school - Danoer 17-1-41 At Camp tfR" on ~1 he escaped during the night; Recaptured was awarded 28 days detention. on 24-1-41 he disobeyed an order from and N.c.o. found guil~y and awarded 28 days detention 000130 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on 1- ~: WEISS, Wilhelm 2- PLACEOF BIRTH: Roessin, 3- DATE.OF BIRTH: Bohemia, Austria 23rd January, 1900 4- RESIDENCEIN AUSTRIA: ? 5- DATE& PLACE OF DEP.ARTURE:? 6- COUNTRYTO WHICH EMIGRATING: 1mgland 7- EDUCATIONIF KNOWN: 11 years schooling Occupation.: - speaks German and English Designing & Building of' Brick Yards 8- Record at Camp: Good 9- SPECIAL REivIARKS: Claims he was a Suaetan Austrian and is now a Germ.an - Travelled on a German Passport. 000131 �Document disclosed under the Access to fnforrnet1or: Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sar f'acces a l'mformation 19(1) 1- NAME: 2~ PLACE OF BIRTH: Vienna, Austria 3- DATE OF BIRTH: 4- RESIDENCE IN AUSTRIA: 5- DATE& PLACE OF DEPARTURE: ? Deserted of 1939 fro~ German Army in Spring 6"."' COUNTRYTO WHICHEMIGRATING: 7- EDUCATIONIF KNOWN: Cadet at Austrian Officers• Occupation: ~armer 8- RECORDAT CAh1iP: Belgium. Training School Good 9- SPECIAL REMARKS: Was a cadet. at Austrian Officers' Training School. at the time of the Nazi Invasion of Austria. He was attached soon afterward to a German Regiment in Germany. In the spring of 1939 he deserted the German Army and fled to Belgium, and then to France after the Fall of Belgium., where he was interned by the British and taken to England via Dunkirk. 000132 �Dotum•nt diadoud und•r the Acc•n to /nforn,atian Act• Docum•nt dMJli;;e•n v•rtu d• I• Lai 3ur l'•cce,1 \ /'f,;,kim1•tion \,--... -~- 1- NAME: VITNKLER, Dr. Ernst Rudolf 2- PLACEOF BIRTH: VIENNA, Austria 3- DATEOF BIRTH: 28th March, 1905 ~- RESIDENCEIN AUSTRIA: ? 5- DATEANDPLACEOF DEPARTURE: 6- COUNTRYTO WHICH EMIGRATING: 7- EDUCATI ON IF KNOWN: ? ? Well educated, speaks perfect English Degrees: M.D. in Vienna 1930 L.R.C.P. & L.R.C.S. in Edinburgh -L.R.F.P;/s. in Glasgow Occupation: General and Orthopedic Surgeon 8- RECORDAT CAMP: Exemplary conduct - Has served as Camp Medical Officer in all camps he has been in, undoubtedly is an outstanding physician. - However his postal contacts, especially in the United States are definitely Pro-Nazi in nature. 000133 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on von CHRISTL-LOMNITSKY, Adolf {Baron?) 2- PLACEOF BIRTH: Oroszuar, 3- DATEOF BIRTH: Hungary 21, 1902 Sept. 4- RESIDENCEIN AUSTRIA: ? - Mother's Address: Vienna, Austria 5- DATE& PLACEOF DEPARTURE: March, 1937 6- COUNTRY TO WHICHEMIGRATING: March 1937 to England July 1939 to Canada 7- EDUCATION IF KNOWN:S0n of General Staff Colonel Anton von CHRISTLLOlviNIWSKY. Attended Royal Cavalry Cadet School and became an Officer .. Member of Royalist Party of Austria since 1919. Occupation: Farmer and Race HoEse Breeder. 8- RECORDAT CAMP: Good - No offences. 000134 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on •- DOLINAR,Johann or John NAME: 2- PIACE OF BIRTH: Laibach, 3- DATEOF BIRTH: 1885 1+-RESIDENCEIN AUSTRIA: Austria• ? - 5- DATE& PLACEOF DEPARTURE: ? 6- ? COUNTRY TO WHICH EMIGRATING: 8- RECORDAT CAMP: Father's address: Laibach, Austria One Offence: On 15-12-42 was insolent to the Camp Sergeant Major, in that when given an order he replied: 11Go to Hell 11 Found Guilty - Awarded seven (7) days e~tra fatigues. 7- EDUCATION IF KNOWN: ? Occupation: Labourer 000135 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on f 1- NAME: HAGENATJER, John 2- PLACEOF BIRTH: Buchsachen, 3- DATEOF BIRTH: Feb. 14th, 4- RESIDENCEIN AUSTRIA: Eisenberger Kom.idat, Austria. 1906 Buchsachen 5- DATE& PLACE0F DEPARTURE: Austria, May 1926 6- COUNTRY TO ·wHICHEMIGRATING: Arrived Canada May 1926 7- EDUCATION IF KNO'l/tJ'N: 8- RECORDAT CAMP: ? Occupation: Butcher Good - No offences 000136 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on 1- NAME: HOCH, John 2- PLACEOF BIRTH: Stryj, 3- DATEOF BIRTH: 4- Austria 1898 RESIDENCE IN AUSTRIA: ? 5- DATE& PLACEOF DEPARTURE: ? 6- COUl\1TRY TO WHICHEMIGRATING: 7- EDUCATIONIF KNOWN: 8- RECORDAT CAMP: - Now ceded to Poland ? ? Occupation: Farmer Good - No Offences 000137 �Document disclosed under the .Accessto fnforrnat1onAct. Document diwlge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acc8.s 8 i'mformet1or> 1- ~: MATZER,Josef 2- PLACEOF BIRTH: Foldbart, 3- Date of Birth; Austria 1901 4- RESIDENCEIN AUSTRIA: ? 5- DATE& PIACE OF DEPARTURE: ? 6- COUNTRYTO WHICH El\lIIGRATING: ? 7- EDUCATION IF KNmNN: 6- RECORDAT CAMP: ? Occupation: Miner Good - No Off enoes 000138 �Document disclosed under the Access to ir,formation Act• Document divulge en vertu de la Lot sur racces a !'information e 1-· NAME: NEMETSCEKE, Frederick, 2- PLACEOF BIRTH: Schleinbach, 3- DATEOF BIRTH. Feb. 10th, 4-'RESIDENCE IN AUSTRIA: {Fritz) Lower Austria, Austria 1e79 ? Sister's Address: Schleinbach, Austria Near Vienna 5- DATE& PUCE OF DEPARTURE: ? 6- COUNTRY TO v\lfilCHEMIGRATING: ? 7 - EDUCATION IF KNOWN: Occupation: 8- RECORDIN CAMP: as a Model Prisoner Good - Considered Market Gardener 000139 �Documentdisdosed under the Access to Jnformafion Act Documentdivulge en vertu de la Loi sur !'acces !'information a 1- ~: RADFUX,Franz Johann 2- PLACEOF BIRTH: Perohtoldsdorf, 3- DATEOF BIRTH: Aug. 18th, Vienna, Austria 1910 4- RESIDENCEIN AUSTRIA: Vienna x::£YDistrict, Solitergasse 12. Perchtoldsdorf, 5- DATE& PDACEOF DEPARTURE: ? 6- COUNTRYTO WHICHEMIGRATING: ? if EDUCATIONIF '.KEBWN: Occupation: Elec.trician 8- RECORDAT CAMP: Good - No offences letters - However, a few of his have been rejected for misstatements. 9- SPECIALRE!v'T.ARKS:According to the R.C.M.P., volved in the assassination Caanoellor Dollfuss. this man was inof the Austrian 000140 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on 1- NAME: RIND, Frank 2- PLACEOF BIRTH: Vienna, Austria 3- DATEOF BIRTH: 1897 4- RESIDENCEIN AUSTRIA: ? Father's 5- DATE& PLACEOF DEPARTURE: ? 6- COUNTRY TO WHICHEMIGRATING: ? 7- EDUCATION IF KNOWN: 8- RECORDAT CAMP: ? Address: Occupati-on: Vienna, Austria Labourer Good - No Offences· 000141 �Documentdisclosed underthe Access to ff'fomet1on Act. Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur!'acc€s 1- NAME: a f'/nformatior; SCHlVIIDT, Ernest Hermann 2- PLACEOF BIRTH: Vienna Austria 3- DATEOF BIRTH: 1902 4- RESIDENCEIN AUSTRIA: Brother's Address: Vienna, Austria 5- DATE& PLACEOF DEPARTURE: ? 6- COUNTRY TO 1'\TflICH EillfIGRATING: 7- EDUCATIONIF KNOWN: 8- RECORD AT CAMP : ? '? Occupation: Musician One Offence On 22-3-41, Disobeyed an order - Found guilty Awarded 16@ hours detention. - 000142 �Document disclosed under the Access to fnformat1on Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur /'acces a l'mformat1on 19(1) 1- NAME: 2- PLACE OF BIRTH: Graz Styria, Stetermark, Austria 3- DATEOF BIRTH: ~- RESIDENCEIN AUSTRIA: Graz, Custozzagasse, 5- DATE& PLACE OF DEF.ARTURE: 6- COUNTRY TO WHICHEMIGRATED: 5 II ? ? U.S.A. 7- EDUCATIONIF KNOWN: Speaks Good English~ Apparently has some knowledge of flying. Occupation: Sea.man - Cook - Dishwasher 8- RECORDAT CAMP: Good - Considered a Model Prisoner 9- SPECIAL REMARKS: Claims to be Austrian, but travelled on a German Passport. Lived in New York City from May 1938 to February 19l+o. 000143 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act• Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur f'acces a 1'1nformation 1- NAME: THALER,Josef 2- PLACEOF BIRTH: Bludenz, Voralberg, 3- DATEOF BIRTH: July li-th, Austria 1~81!- 4- PLACEOF RESIDENCEIN AUSTRIA: Sister's Address: Rothaustrasse Voralberg, 5- DATE& PLACEOF DEPARTURE: 6- COUNTRY TO WHICHEMIGRATING: 7- EDUCATION IF KNOWN: 8- RECORDAT CAMP: 11, ·Bludenz, Austria. ? ? ? Occupation: Farmer Good - Nooffences. 000144 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mfor~n #52. Toronto, January 14,1943. SECRET AND CONFIDENTIAL T . A. Stone , Esq. , Department of External Ottawa, Ontario. Dear Affairs, Tommy: I have just been advised that London agr_ee to the proposal suggested by the Canadian Military Authorities as outlined in the copy of the TK I left with you on Monday. to Brigadier -very shortly London's approval has been passed Gibson, and I hope the plan will be in operation. Many thanks for Yours your on assistance. sjncerely, T GD/W. 000145 �T.K. MESSAGE FOLLOWING FOR: R~F .L., NEW YORK FROM: T.G. D-B. OTTAWA,January Canadian Military on special the following method of operation. District posted agree and propose to be recruited the Canadian Army in the usual immediately - ~ecruiting Personnel 1943. Authorities to co-operate 1. 11th, fashion into and to S.T.S.1_03 by Military No. 2. Recruits 2. req_uirements our doctor must measure of Canadian Army. ·If the usual up to health examined by Army Medical.form must be completed. Attached 3. papers will recruit for be a separate stating special that military agree arrival at a British with will regarded British Army on be posted by M.D. pay and subsistence from us through my monthly at a British will wherever al_l for the work to the British Army or authorities. Those recruits 6. port by us as q_ualified .be transferred service will On ·arrival requirements and if found suitable the Treasu~y. 5. recruits has volunteered to the 103 and their be ree:overed by the port. Recruits No. 2 to S.T.S. account the recruit to a transfer 4. attestation document signed training he will etc.will to each man's be posted who do not meet our to M.D. No. 2 for the Canadian Military Authorities decide. • ing ?• There will be, no dif'f icul ty· in arrang1 t f · a rans er to this scheme ef any men now enl 000146 in the Canadi1:in , __ �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on /' ' TAS/MG _Ott~wa, ith URGENT January, 1943. BY HAND TO; MaJor General J' .c. Mure:hie, V .c. G.s., Departm.ent _of National Defence, Ottawa. - - l am attaching. hereto copy of the memorandum on the proposed plan :Co recruit and train one hundred Yugoslavs about which I spoke ·to you and General Letson yesterday. Seourity In accordance with our agreed plan l have c·o-ordination be qualified o:t'tic.ers, to discuss without to send a representative thj,13 matter prejudice in detail to whatever final asked the British to Ottaw£1 who will vdth one of your decision may be made in the matter. I have told-the British Security Co-ordination that at first glande the plan proposed appears to our Military authorities to be workable but :that details will have to be further exploz•ed.. • T..Go Drew•Brook tro~ Toronto will be here on Monday .as you suggested to discuss these. I shall call you on his arrival in order to make the necessary appoill'tmentsm THOMAS A. STOME 000147 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on j. :-:~~} December 22, 1942. R..F.L. l Reo;1,ui,tins and Training .of' ,:neo·r,Hi,ts in' Oan~tl! :, 1 I'>!ra.-M~litary nutie!, It has now been agreed by London that bp to.100 Yugoslavs should . be recruited in Oanada for para•.mil1.ta:ry du,ti~s. These c1uti.ea are de·•f'i11ed. in. London's origi:nal telegram as t 1) Parachute raiding 2} Wostiffen 3) par·ties for forward objectives. guerrilla,bands. bamla ~ guertiila To . form new ; ! would e:mt>hasize here in uniform, not- an operation Oon~idera;t.~o,ns Aff'~otipg that this is a military of 'f'r~no tireurs' • operation conductea Recru!,tins• ,this Men required. for this \~ork must be fit, b~ave and highly trained in. the use of weapons and demolition technique. :!!hey do not require either the training or tll~ brains which are required for underground s.o. or• 1) ganizers. This opens up immediately llugoslavs who have hitherto organizer ii) tor s ..o, culndida.tes The greater proportion are men who arf notpr~pared sufficient bra1ns4' . a large been considered wo~k. field ain.ong Canadian unsuitable. as high-grade of menwho ·will be recruited for this work}: to do undereover wo~k, even it they had iii) The questton ..or oover in dealing with a comyarut·ivelf such as ].00 men-, becomes of paramqunt importance• iv) Many ot the men already Ar1:l\ed:•!'.oroes. ; in view for this large number, work are in the Canadian • N:eces·s.a~:t Treatment In my view; it ,is essential that these men be enlisted into the regular armed ·forces of the Crown. . Following are tll$ reasons tor t hi:s': i} They must have a good cover story; and this oover story applie.s not only ~ .... , to the outside world, but to some extent to the men themselves. We,mall have to consider that they are troops: picked troops tf' you like, but troops. Their ·braining w.:i.11 include no inkling of undercover work• although they will be closely watched and any men ot outstanding ability may be approached later and given the opportunity of volunteering for undercover work 9 whereupon they will be given suitable t.raining for that. • ii) .As stated above; .m.anyof these men a.re willing to Join the Army and to do any form of dangerous vmrk as soldiers,. but would. not be JYrepared to do such work as saboteurs. 111) In order to arrange satisfactorily the problem of the pay and treat ment of dependents (should there be such), it is urgent that l:'tay and treatment should be ttrallel to that given in the Cana.dian Army, into whioh these men would otherwise be dratted~ 000148 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a /'1f1(ormat1on ' -2• i:v) 1Prom the secmrity point of vievr, it is considered essential, because in the event that these men after that this preliminary is.· . train11+g are round unsuitab;Le, we have.a strong hold upon them, flnd· t~ey can be ,continued. in the ranks of the army proper• where their training· Shduld make':.:bhem.good soldiers~ . Oons,:ia.er~tiorua Affecting the t\m:zroac*h ..... to ~he Canadian i~utbpr.ities, .. !'} It is possible that to form unit~ consisting the Canadian Authorities ,may consider that largely of men 9f one minority group; may lead to demands by the other minority, groups for forl'.!lation of sim'i.la units. I do not think that this is ,.likely to .be the case, in view o the small number of men eono~rnedj,,·and the men can be impressed • • with the nee~ssity fox: Sl:icurity :i:-easons of not discussing tlle;lr actua'1 _pos:tt:ton; but this point should ·be arid must . oo taken up y~ith :External Affairs" • • Internal d1sc,;i.p11ne: It the.~e men are- rec:ruit~d· on to the . streng~b. of ·the Canadian Army-, some arrangement will h.aite to 'b~ . made ·foi•,, thei:r transfe1'<t while in Canuda to th-e ~trengtl1:ot 8,T~s . .1oi ·and ~b.e·transfer· or a sui'l:;able 9ttioer <ell.'·non-coinniissioned . • offioe1• ·to, a9con1p~ny them tor ~ili tar·y _and d~t;mipliuary purposes J until they. a1'e re-tra.nst.erred under the command of th13 G_..o.o~ in Gt' ii) Middle East. , .• ' I ' iii) All men .joining the Oanad.ia~ Artlled ],orees it'fu11ed:tately ·:oecomea 11abi;l.ity ·to the Canadian• Government .in ~espeot of thei1" pay, , allowanoes• possible gr£r~uitf:ties, l)E-}ll'Edqn 01, o·clle.l.'!'benefit~. I am sure that .s.o. wi'll be prepared to undertake ..an indemnity to tp.e Canadian Goverm-;;i.ent-:for this amount should it be decided to take the :ruentis. •sei"ving with- the· Canadian troops. But in. any oas~ this is a matter·.whioh. :we q1,ust. be to ff\~e~ • ,, . pre1')a·J:>ed ... .\ 1v) • In the e,rent,.whicn.· I consider' .to be unlik~.lY,,, that· any of thesi men sb,puld p:rovei:i1nsuit~ble, for 1mra-mi.li:~ary•. ope.rati'o:ris, 011oe hav ... ing ·been:_ehlisted _in•the' Al'!fled rorees we·.must·. have·: an ag;r$emen~ . with t11.e,Canci.dian: ·Aut~oritie.s·· whereby· thes·e-,:men can be e-y:e:ntually retu:rned. to. Oanatlia:n. f,iel,d .·units :in 'the- ordi'nfiry·: way.· This th!nk presents rio._,po£?sil,)le, ,tr,ouble •at· all.. • • ., f . ·., • • \· • ' ~.' • - ~ . . , • ',.. • ' • ' • • I • . . ·, .. • . • :-. ' v) ties, In the eli'en'ti,·qt ·•'\ihe..non-:co-ope;!1'ation of. th~ Canadian Author_i"!" 1t ;be:com~s ::ess,~ti,:~i:~+· •,:tl1at,~h¢. Br~t:ts-h M~lJ;,tal'y wi;L:,t llf,lV~ to .play.. In ;that r;f~se~:·we.,shall ·have. ~o, enlist .,t11es,el!l~n .fr.om S• T~s. 103' t.e> the lJ:3r;tti~h ";Ariey.i>' w,f ~hall hav,e'. to arr~~ge .for financial agrsem~n~s ~ith 1the men _in~'ivi:dua.lly, equivalent to thE3 pay and allowances of· the Canadi'an soldier. · , I '•, ' ,Inoide.nt~,l.!ly,t, it will.be of great,va.l1Je, to,)is.·to instmtu.te these para·•.rili~-;lt$.ry .o:o~rs··e.~ frqm ~ sec·urity-. ·pq'iµt ,:of .viey;·, !la it· . now ·becqmea •'pot;rn'i:h.le :for µa t0 ''.ta,lce,_.dan.~id0;,t,es·pi' ~ny. group, type, or .na:t-~o'.ti!3-l.itt,.tp .•ptt't ~hem.·:t'h:J:Oligh a. pa.:ra..;;niiJ';i.~4:-ry coqrse und~r close obser,vJtti9n.,. :v1ithcn.tt: 1n any .w~y '~e,vea'lt~g t.he .t~e reason tor S'. T.s. ·,103, s:·o that 'if a mall who, has···been ·.put through this para-~ilitary ·tre:i.~i-ng. J;>roves-·uµs·uit·able fo"f!. ·s.~eret worll, he may be :PiSS~d. oil to the Canadiru:f .Army without ever haying ~ny inkwing of the true· •naturi,:.3.of s.T~s... 193.. This tact ,has been t:;•ieat).y stressed by b.Yr/r:{.and whether ,Wt:f can or not obta:ti1 the ..oo"!'operation of the' .. ·Canadi.a.n Aut)10ri;t,1e:s 1 ·we shall' I think in future have para-military training fo.r all ·,recruits. •• • 000149 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on BRITISH SECURITY CO-ORDINATION 630, FIFTH (ROOM CIRCLE A. VENUE 3553) NEW -YORK 6•6300 CITY December 19th, 1942 BY SAFE HAND. \ Personal and Confidential Letter No. 56 Dear Tommy:Thank you very much indeed for your two letters concerning YARDIS,to Lethbridge, which bave been handed on to me. We are very grateful for the information contained therein. fere in a and would a courtesy recruiting As you know, we have no wish in acy way to intermatter which is purely one for the Canadian Government, like to say again that we only brought this matter up as to a man who has been a very great help to us in our work amongst the Jugo-slavs. Lethbridge informs me that this man has really been a very loyal and valuable help, and that whatever his political persuasion may be, he is undoubtedly 100% pro-Canadian and antiGerma.n, and we should like to put this fact on his record if and when it should come up for further consideration. Would you please let George see this letter wrote to Lethbridge on this matter on December 8th. as he Many thanks for all the trouble. Yours sincerely, H. M. Sichel T.A.Stone, Esqe, Department of External Affairs, OTTAWA, CANADA IDIIS:hml 0001so I �Document disclosed under the Access to fnformat1on Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on I / 'TAS/HMP. I December,, 15, · 1942. ' ,' Major G.S. Lethbridge, 630 Fifth Ave·., New York, N. Y. I am sending'you letter herewith· a copy of a ·from the Under· Secretary YARDIS,. which. is a. sumn.1ary of which· George Glazebrook sent of State the.: Police ma.tter let ,report to you the other If you, woui<;l ·11ke me to do anything . this ab<,>ut further day •. • in me know. THOMAS A. STONE. 000151 �Document disclosed under the Access to fnformat1on Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur /'accesaTinforma:1on ATM CANADA DEPARTMENT OF THE SECRETARY OF Ottawa, Secret STATE December 14, 1942. Dear Mr. Stone,Your letter of the 13th ultimo to the Chief of the Naturalization Branch concerning the naturalization application of Edward Yardas (our file 14074-39) has been brought to my attention. No naturalization certificate has been issued to this applicant but following the receipt of your letter 1 asked our investigators to submit another report. Fo~ your secret information, I find ·that in one item in the report, in reply to the question "Is the applicant recognized as being of good character?" the answe;r:- given is "No". To another question on the form, - "Is-the applicant known or suspected to be engaged in_subversive activities?" - the answer given is "Yes". In looking over the remarks at the _end of the report, the information supplied is that .after entering Canada in 1926 the applicant went to Winnipeg and then to Saskatchewan and Alberta for some four or five months. He then proceeded.to Vancouver, where he appears to have· lived for five years, being employed at different times as a logger, a miner and·a fisherman. It appears that he came to Toronto. in 1932 and became employed as a printer of a Yugoslavian newspaper "The Slobina Misoa". In 193?, it is. stated, he left for Spain, via Buffalo, N.Y., and in· Spain fpught in the Mackenzie-Papineau Battalion as a Lieutenant. It is intimated that he was wounded and had to have a leg amputated, that he returned in August 1938 to Canada, where be hecame Editor and Printer of the Yugoslavian new.spa.per mentioned above. _It is stated that while the-applicant is not known to have any criminal record, he is an active member of the League ·or Canadian Serbians and Secretary of the.Canadian_ League of Croatians. Presumably these associations are regarded by our investigators as having subversive objects. I discussed the case with the Secretary of State last week and it was decided to wi thhbld the issue of a c_ertificat e for t_he pre sent. If you have ·any further observations to make I shall be very pleased if you will communicate with me in order that I may bring them .to the attention of the Secretary of State. Thos. A.Stone, Esq., . , Department of External · 0 t t R WR '. _ • ~4 Affairs, ~• -· Your, J~ sing,e~...i'Jb, • 000152 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on GG/EMP. / I ·' ' -~- '·•,.ne c ember My dear Major of !fovember now enclose by the Royal 1942. Lethbridge, With l.etter 8th, -reference 23rd about to Mr.. Stone ts Edward YARDIS, I a copy of a confidential Canadian Mounted Police report on this Yours sincerely, ~.A~T. Glazebrook. Major G.S. Lethbridge, 630 Fifth Ave ..; New York, N ..Y. 000153 �15(1 )(d)ii) ALL CORRESPONDENCE Document di•ctoHd under lh• Accu., to Jnform•tran Act. Docum•nt divulQ' •n vertu de lo Loi •ur l'•cc,h 4 !'inlorm•tion TO BE -RESSED:- , .. HE COMMISSIONER, I R, C. M. POLICE, ROYAL OTTAWA IN REPLY PLEASE CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE HEADQUARTERS QUOTE OTTAWA,December 4, 1942. FILE CANADA Attention: Mr. N. !. Robertson Sir,- Re: Edwbrcl_ Y.ARDIS ,l1.pplicant for Nt:,.turalization With reference to the above and j;,o your letter of November 23, 1942, attached. hereto c.re cor:1.pleted. forms 192 and. 192-1. K. Duncan, Supt., ~ssistant Director, Criminal Investigat~on. The Una.er Secretary of State for External Affairs, OTT.A1NA, Ontario HLY!:DAS 000154 �Document disclosed under the Access to fnformat1on Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur /'acces a l'mformat1on • 15(1 )(d)ii) Form 192 CANADIAN MOUNTED PO.LICE ROYAL CONFIDENTIALREPORT ......................... ~.9.~.................... Division ' Deta,chment.....~.~;r9.~-1;.9. ....%.9.'li."m .... §.1i.?:.1i ion Sub-Div'n ' "'1 File No........................ :............................. . Sub.Div'n ........ ~.~ ....~.?.~.!.."."..!........................ Div'n File No... .. Ottawa File No.................................................... Dept .. File No............. l1.QJ..W.~§f....................... . Re ...................... ~st.~.r.d ...~.RQJ.),6....."!'!.....Edo. ....l •.....Yi:"f.BJ.lA.tl. ................................. _f~ ..:..:..~:....;.~ ...:.......,.....'ii.;...::,...... :...;.;..··:···,'········ ..·· Applicant for Naturalization 1. Correct Name ........... Ed;,vard ...L\;8"0/&S....................... ·....................................................................................................... ••······· 2. Alias. and reason therefor ..................Edo.. { Croation 3. Address .....86 ...'.Babilon..Ave, ....Toronto., ...for ..Edward) ........................................................... . ..... on t4"............ _..................................................................................... ,................ . 4. Occupation ......... ~~:Vf.§:P.~P..e.~ ...~~~..t........................................... .Is applicant steadily employed ....... Xe.a....................... . 5. Is· applicant self-supporting .......XQ.!'................................................................................................................................. :.......... . 6. Homestead entry, if any............. l.tJ.l~ ........................................................................................................ .'................................................... . 7. Place and date of birth ..~?.TI.t;J.t ...Y.~..4.0.I-!#\V:.U.t .....J.an .... 3.Q.th"··•··l\i.Ql ............................ :........................... :............ . 8. Nationality.......9-.~;~.~.~.iJt~l~ ......................... height ........ fJ.~ ..l½.~................ eyes....9..r.~.fm................. hair......... .Br.ow:n........... . Complexion........ §.~.~.!?.~ ............... visible .scars, etc.......... ~~.f:;; ...J.9.f.L4.C.D.:ntg.].~Q.....Q§..l.2:il....th~ ....kn:e.e .. 9. Married, single, widow, widower· or divorced......... J{~rlr.r.i.e.d~................................................................................... . 10. Maiden name of wife in full ....EJ~~t'-····· .... §.9';.;;i;;J..QJ-#!!.! ........................... :......................................................................... . 11. Date and place of marriage ........Q~.t ...i.f.!.th.! ..1..dt.~~.l...'.f.9.;£.9.,;;t,]i.Q.1 .....Qn.t.+............................................................... . 12. Present address of wife........... JJ.~....ll~.r.t.o.n ...Av.e.....'.r.o.r.ont.o., ....J)n.t ......................... :..................................................... . 13. Number of children....Jf.9.tl..9.......What minor children. does applicant wish included on the certificate. Christian name ........ H_ - ··••■•••••• ----■- - .............. ................. o-oeoo ........... H OOOOHOOOO ....................... ................ H Age -.................. ........................ ________ 0000 Birth place ........................... .. ..................................... 00000• ■·•··•........... • ........................... - - ____ .......... Present address -........................ ...................................... ··•-•00000000- ■ 0-00, - ........ • ......................................................................................... - ....................................... _ ---····--·•·•· 0-00000000 14. Are children of good character and reputation .......:........... !'!!.~~.:'!'!.~ ......................................................................... ,............. ~ .... 15. Reasons for. wishing to become naturalized ....... P..~.;;;.ix:si.;i ...JJ.i:t.1.z.e.ns ....Rig.h.t.f!-"............................................. . 16. Length of time in Canada ..~~Y. ...l.§.t.l:J..~ ..il;2.?..9....~.lifax, ....N.11.S .......(.3 ....3...As.c.o.n.1a.J .................... _.. 17. Has applicant be~n a resident of His Majesty's Dominions for a period of five years during the past eight years ............. Yes ............ -................. -·,................................................................................................................................ . • d to remain • m • H·1s • M-. • ty'.s Dom1mon • • ................................................................................... Yes • 1cant· inten aJes . 18.. .Does app 1· , 19. Has applicant a knowledge of French or English in the matter of reading~ writing and speaking ........... . .?.J?.gfA..l~J~ ....:t'.9.§..d~ ..... ~n.d ...xzr.i.te....~'fulgl.ish ...flu.ent.1.y .......... {..Ir.o....Fr.en~hJ ........................................ :........ 20; Does applicant claim naturalization through parents .......... M9.it................................................................................ ~ ............. . 21. If so, is relationship definitely established ............................... '!!.!'l!.~.:!!.~.'!'t. ............................................................. ,..................... ,..... / r . . . 22. Is applicant recognized as being of good character ...~.HJ. ........................................................................................... .. 23. Is applicant known or suspected to be engaged in subversive activities ........ Ye.s,. ................................................ .. 24. Police record, if any........... J1.9.n~ ...Jlj,0.!-l.lo.u.e.da ............................................................................ ,................................................ . 000155 �Documentdisclosed under the Access to Jr,formatio11 ActDocumentdivulge en vertu de la LOI sur !'acces a !'1,,-,formet1on Page Two ROYAL CANADIAN Form 192-1 MOUNTED POLICE Re ..t ... .' ... Ed.17ard..'YAR.Df\S ..- ...Edo...I.G> ...YAR.DA.S ........................................................................................................... . Applicant for Naturalization 25. What prominent British subjects vouch for applicanL ..U.13.'\.J.l.&.JWiE.S.'l'ERt ....St.9.n~...~..s.on,......................... . 213 Berkley • St, Toronto, Ont, and Norman MACPHEE,147r/ King st, IV. ,:o;ronto, ..Qnt .......................................................................................................................... •................................................. ·.................... .. 26. Applicant personally interviewed by .....£~.'.~., ..~.! ....P.~.~~.~£!............................................................................................... . This is {ii! } to certify that I, the undersigned, am a British {:N~~t\r.~lri!j'!,d} $Ubject and state that I have known, ................................. :.~~:'.~!.'.~ ...!.~~.'!. ...................................................................................................... ·............................. •.•·····fora • d of.......................... six'.'.............. •• • w • hich time • h e •has to my · know • ledge res1 · •d ed m •• peno ,.......,............................ ,........ years dunng Canada continually and conducted himseH in such a manner to be worthy of Canadian citizenship. Signed .......... Uisula ..\.f/lNl!lSTER................................................................. .. D.McK.Wilson Cst. .................... . ..................................................................................................... Stone Mason .. 0 ccupation Witness Date ......... ;.~:~!::~.? ..................................................... .. {Born This is to certify that J, the undersigned, am a British {:"I t } lbacl} subject and state that I' have known ............................. ~.dXf~.d...XJ\R:O.':i..S ........................................................................................................................................... for a period • oL ................ thraa ................... ,..,............................................. years during which time he has to my knowledge resided in Canada continually and conducted himself in such a manner to be worthy of Canadian citizenship. Signed .........Normw.t..MACPHEE •......·...................................................... : ......... Dq)Mck. Wilson ~ .......... est. ............................. ..................................................................... . .................................................. .. Occupation .....'+'.r.§1.g.!fl."9:r.\\l.f. •••• Witness Date ............ .,...24-11--12 .......................................... • Adcl.ress........:J:.17.'.l.. ..~~ ...S.'.t..i ...W.....~m;~9.n.,t;_i,, ...Ont.............................. .. REMARKS: 1.. ll'rom Port of. Entry applicant ,,ent to Winnipeg !\Iranand also to for 4 months, to Vanaover B.C. for five years as a logger Saska.tche·wan and Alberta minor and fisherman. Came to Toronto in 1932 o.nd became employed as a printer of a Yueoslavia.n Newspaper "The Slobina Misc:a.1tIn 1937 ho left for Spain via Buff'alo,N.Y. whero ho fought in the fiftaenth Brigade of the Mac-Paps as a Lieutenant. Ha was woundad and had to have his leg amputated so ha returned to Canada o:n .August 19th. 1938 to resume his Editor ahi:_:;and printer of tho YugoslaviM Pa:par. 1:ly the n.bove it will be notod that tb,e o.pplioant has no·t been in Canada continually for. a ported of' five years. l'lational Registeration Certificate was produced and found to be in order. 2., Character references wore personally interviewed and tho m::-i.tte1.· of their status definitaly establioheti .. MAN.ESTER, o~ tho same racial origin as the applic::i,nt and a member of the Communist Part. Norn1an MCPHEEis a born British sul)ject but of no pro;;1inence, hoI1ever they are the best the applicant could provide9 3. The applica11t is not known to have any crimim~.lrecord however he .is an active member in the League of Canadian Serbians e.ndd Secretary or the Canadian League of Croatian. ......... _.__...Date .............?1.~:Pd~ ....... :·--·--·-····· Investigatedby..........~"/.d~e,g·;-C.§'.\ Fwd'd O.C. Div'n \ I ' J 4 Fwd~ Commissioner ...J'~n·~.. <I> m tr 4 .......... .. i/c Sub-Div'n Commanding Division ' Data_ ..................................................... .' \ �Document di•cloHd und•r fl• Acceu lo lnform•tionAct!Jocumentdi~~• en Iii Loi aur l'ecct,• • l',~lorm•tion ,"'•"',q• ( ROYAL.CANADIAN ]JOUNTED•Pdi..lCE .. 'REPORT ' .• c6IDENTIAL Det'achment-Toronto . Town station.· . Sub-Div' n. - Det 186 7 :..,.7.. · Ottawa File Re - •. ·• · Sub-Div•n ,: Div•,·n File ~ Mo~,. ·No. , Dept. File, No._ . 14o'74/39: Applicant m,.me . Alias '. , ·698929 DEC.2 12 • · Edwa;d •YARD.AS ,...Edo I,,; YARD.AS• Correct File :for Naturalization· Edward YA1~n4.s.• . ' and reason ' :;~ theref~r Address '?6. Be.rt·on ilve., : .. «: ~ r~· • Edo ( Croatian Ont. . Occup~tion NeYfBpaper roan. :·:···.:, Is ap;li'oant .. . Is applicant selt-supp0rting.~ .•Yes •• for Edward) Toront'o, Bonies·tead '.ent;y,' if. any._~ .".Nil • • .. ecip1~ietr ' • ..•~:Ye·s . . .-'~- ':steadily. ' ' ~ .... ·Place and date .o:f birth·~·~·.zane:,t ·YUGO~LAVIA~.Jan 30th.,. • • • ' > 1901., •." f • Natio~lity._ !Croat_ian·, ~ ..~I~ig?,t• .6 'li~ ,..• Eye$ •• Gre~n~ •• Hair •.•Brown~ Com.p1eiiou'.,·.•s~llow •• ~. viaibl~ sc~r~, etc., ~:..Le-:rt leg amputateci_ . •••• . , . •• . . · ·• . · ·, • • • . . • ·. , • • :..below: the kni:e ~ • •. Yarried,' single, widow, ..widower ·or di vorce:d ~ • .-.• ?fa:t-ried •••• _.·. • .~. "Elsie $01:EIOJA...... 10. Maiden name ot ~te in tuil 'of Mar~iage .••• /Oct. l8th~,·._:i94l~ Toronto,, Ont. 11 •. Date· and .:Pl~~e . . . ' •• . 12~ Present addr~ss or· wife .••• ~~.:~es Barton Ay~ •• Toronto~ Ont. 15 •.. Number· ~:tchi,.ldren .. ~Non~.••trrnat :minor children •does applic~nt wish ' , ' ' • included '' ,, Christian· . ' name . ............. ............ ' ' • on the certificate.·· Present ad.dress ' ............................................................... . ·:••••:•_, .. ~ _................. ~·~•·: ~ -~······'····~~ ~•·.•·••.-· ............. ~···••·•· ................. , ... ,1. .;,·..... :• •••.•• • ·•· _, •' ••• w ••••• ' . ~.fj,• .. •. • • ·••!•~-~-·-·· • •• ,....... •· ••• • ... . ~~- . ........... ................ ' • ············~~·-· .. • • •-• • it•••• •···..... . cliildren of. go,o~, clla.raeter ~~d reputation •• ----...,.- .. ~ ..... ,..• .: 15.· Reasons for wishjng to b~come:naturalized~.Desires Citize_ns Rights. 15 •. 'Length or· ti.mo in Canada'l'.~flY 16th~,1926 Hali!a::x::,N.s. {s.S.Aaconia) • 17. Has·~:pplioant been a r~sident of His };lajestY 1 s Dom.i.n,io~s for a :period of five years d.uri~g the past. eigh~ years ...... Y~~-... ~ .. .. ,18., Do~s applicant· intend to 'remain in His ~jesty'EJ Dominion ... ~Yes.•• 19_. Bas applicant e }Glowledge ·,cif' French or English in the -matter of rea~• ing, writing rutd. :speaking ~ ;. Sp~a~ re.ads and. ,irrite. Ene;:J,.ish :fluently • 14.. • A;oe • 1 :, ..• • .. t (No- Fren~h) •• , , , 20·. 21. Does applicant claim· natura:J_ization through :parents. _..;No~.:., If s~, is. relatiob.shi;p 'deflni.tely' .estabiished ••. ··------ ...... •• 22.- Is ·applioa11t recognized as be.lng of good ·charaeter •• No•• ~:.~..... . . . . . , . . , 23. Is applicant known or aµspec~ed to be engaged in subversive .. • . .. a.otiv1os.~ ..~iYes.~, ....... .. ·24·•. Police r.e.cord, 1:f any-~ ...;.Ik>"ne disclosed.~· ..... ~.~ .. ~-.-~............ ~ .• :_. ' ", ' ' ,. ,. . '. . , \ \ 000157 �Docum•nt diacloHd undarthe 1,cce.u to lnlomi•tion Act• !)oc,um•nt dlvulQ•en ¥trtu_d• !• Loi !14.l,~1'eccll._•,ti Onform•tion 'r • ;page··two. • . ,• r What prominent British subjects vouch for 'applicant" ~·Uisµ.la MA.NESTER Stone iia~on, 213 Berkley St.,: Toronto,. Ont,. and Norma~-MACPHEE,· •• 14?? King • • -- · .·• . . St ·,'•. w.,, Toronto, Ont.· ' ' ' ' . , ,.. •• ':. .~ ( •• '.• :' ) This is to oert;ry ·:that, l, the ,undersigned,' en,a Bntish(Natura.lized) subject and otutB that I have knot.'11 .... -•• ., • ~ •• Edi•.rard Yf1HDAS •••••• f'or a: · · · he • ·• · • • period of • :e1 • . six··:-·.... yefl,rs du.ring whicl;l .,time /bas .~o my knowledge resided in· Canada continuall;y\a~d· oondu~tod h~seif• in such.~-·ma~ne~. to be worthy-of Canadian ·citizenship.~· . • • • .. '" ,, 1,, ' I .. .Signed .. /Oi_sula Mlu."'1ES~ER ': _._.·. 1 , . . D.YoK-.;Wilson, .Ost:. \fitness Date •• ••• ..-16-11-42. • ' ,, •. . i~ to certify This subject peri.od ·resided Occup~tion . ._,u tbree St To:ront.o,Ont. l • I have Itliq"n• • ~ ..... •• ~ ..¥dward YARDAS •• ~ ••.• tor a he ha;s .t~ ·ny·.knowledge -••.•• .years·q.uring.whioh:'.time in.Canada oon~inually'·and.eonducted ·to be worthy 215 Berkley . Address .: . • . •. · .. • • • . •( Born· • that; IJ. th~- ~nders_1gned,; _am· a, ~riti.sh(Jii~i!t!Pe'.ri!!el!t an.¢t ste.te that of ••• Storie. M~son~ ••• of Cana.di~ citi:~enship. '. in,sueh himself . ,. • • ·• • . a :oe.nrrer. ., . .-'. . , Signe_d.·.: .i~ormn l':.t..CPiwE •. '· D.Eck. Wilso:n,. Ost. Witness· . Date.. • • • • 24-:11-12 . ... •Oocu:p~tio·n ·•.' Treasurer. . • .. . '' . ' . . . ... . : .... • 'Addr:ess .... 1477 King. St Sf • .Toronto; • ,", ' · . • '. • " • ·• ·· • .. " ' : .Ont. ' REMARKS::1 ~ ~'• . - ,From l(ort" or' Entry appli·cent went. to ~7inni:peg ·1:an .. end ·,-.... also to $as1artchewan ·and· Alberta tor 4·Eonths~·to Vancouver B·..c. for.· • • five years as a. ~egger miner and· fisharrn.en ~ • Came·to Toronto in 1932 and •. becar.ie employed as -a rrin:ter of. a· ·YUcoslavian Newspa:rsr '!The Slobina . Miscan In·.1937 he ·lett-for·:.spain v.:ia .Bur:ralo, .Ii.Y, v,herc he fought in · ~he fifteenth'··Brlgade -oi. the ·i:~a:e-Papo·.as a ·.Lieutenant ... lle -waa .w01.mded .and had to -have hi::Lleg amputated so h~ re.turn~d to Canada on ·August 19th 193S to ..resume .his. Editor sh:'L:P&nd·.r..z-:L~~er.C?f.t;4e YugoalQ.yian ·Paper, ·By 1ihe above i.t; will be noted that-·tbo .applicant .h~s .not be·en in Canada continually for -a period of five y~ars •. Ifo.tir.iiiei- Regis-tcra.ti6n Certi:r~. icate was P:t'OdUced ,and found' to be in o~der.' •. :. . . r. . • • • • • ,) . 2. Oharaot'er references were ·perso:ri.ally· interviewed' end the of· their status definitely es 1'.jabiishec.~ . is the same raoia.1 o;rigih as .th~ applicant and a nie::Ube3: .. of the .Comm~ist Part. • Norman l:.AO?BJ~Eis a born British subject but of. no prominence,· however. they ere the_ ·.b~st the· applicant could provide.. .' 3. · ·: The applicant· is no·t knovm to ha.ve .any crizi.o_al •.record·: . however he is• an: active meraber. in tlle League of Oanadial). Serbians and. • Secretary of the Canadian League o:r Cr:oation. . .. • -.:.. · ••· •••• 1r.atter ... I.'..Af•l'2S'i1Ea, , ,"'- of - ' .Inv'estige.ted by (Sgd) :D.JI!cK•. \"li·lson ..•·Reg· iio,..13269 .Ost Date .....24-11-42 .. Fwd'd:.O..;.C. Sub.-Div'n.: Fwd'.d .o.c.·:Div.'n. . Fv1d•d,C01::nnissione . ' signed J. n·. B:urg~r Cpl- ft ·10504: 1/c ·Detichment. Date•- 26-11-•42 ' ~ -•. ~ .¾Lev.Pt h,. - . . Commanding 'Div;ision. Date .Nov.30,1942. 000158 �Dccum•nt di1clo1ed under f'I• Acc-...aro ln!orm•tionAct pocum•nt divuli;i4fen:•rt\l d• 1•1.oi •Lt' l"•ce.,.~ l'inform•tian 15(1)(d)ii) r :--~ ~: • :. .,... C.ffIOnl:~i'IA;, n~·ORT_··, ~,.tJO",,.,.Dlvision~.-· '..•• ••• -_··•·i>~,~-~•.. : :·- Sub-Div:•n Fi.le Ifo. -•.~ .,-~-."~-~•.~ •..• Sub-Div'n· Divi~ ·;1;ti~:-1:;o·~--·. • • • Ottawa Fil~• ·::Jlli•,;;· ;l■ -Deptw -File l'to. ·_'l4074/3tL He - Edwa..rd YARDAS -.'.Edo _·I~:..YA,11DAS. : ., : ••.• '· .698929- ..~EC2 12 r._,·~- TownSita:tio.n ··••• Dete.chment_:Tordnto: Det:···iee.·.,.~., --·-~: , ·.-,· • •~ •, ' r : / . • '.• .. ' Addr;as ·a(f Bax:to.n.'.Ave., -'J!oioc11.to, Ont,; ',· ·.:·..... •, ' ' ' • ~ • ; - ) • ' •, ". • I , , ' ' ~ ' * , " • , • : , : • ' . Occupation· '.Nnapape,t ~ - .:.•• I~- applicant 5~ •·I·s applicant· aolt-~upport'1tig. ~Y9s_.,. * , II001~~te~d ·1; any~~••..1111.·,.••• _··.'.. ',,•....--. : empigre.~ ~ . Yes·. : . ' ' ·steadily ', ent,;y~ •• Place ..~tf·~it~ ·Ot ._birih.,:~.Zariet YUGOSL/iVIJ~-.-·.Jen'.sotli~,''190i~~~· 7,, 1:retio.naii t~. ~c~ci~tian •• ·,.'ijeic;at ~ ~.6·•1.i•• ..Eyes .•.:ore~n•. ,liair. ~J3rown,. Compl~xio~.~s~i:tow.... via,U:>le' _s_cors,eto'41 ~.Lett let.:ru::iputated , . . _ • •.:. • • bel~w 'the: knee·~ •• : . : ._. . S.\ngle, widow. wido~ai- .or: ~v:o:rooa,.......... ..-1.:arri.od..,. ~ ... .- . name·· :·1ri ruil: • ... Elsl~:~SOiZEIOZ~~•• ·~';..·, • .'ci:r:'·"1;~ - . llarried, ~iden· l.O.• ·_,._.. _ .. ' '" ' ' ' ~ 11 ... Date and Place· ,ot .~ar~iage.,.,"· •• Oetr• 18th., -l.<J4i, T~ronto• ·Ont.,: addres_~-o~_wif'e~;.~ ..·,~.. .ee Be.rton<AV(h, Toront9_,·0rit.,_·_;' :Present 12., • ·,,!sh- ·,15~ ,Ntimber_,of' ,;hil-dr~n~ .Ncin~~:-~w~t n.;inor ~h!ldren. '.doo·s ~pplicant · • ' ' . . : ''•:':.-.· ._, · ·,. •. · ,. • ••••.• , ' • .. • Christian • ' : -~me •• ·iuelUd.fid on the oertit ~ .' - . ' ' • ~ ••••••••. •· - ••••••• ••• ~- •· •··• ................. 1'; • ·• *. ~-. • •••• •·•. · 16. • • ... • • . ~. • 'il • • • • .. •• ...... ' ' ............ ~.• ~ •.• . .... ,' ,., •• . ',, -~-•. •--~•.• -•••• ' !I'· •• ., •- ~~ • :..... •• ,, •••• • , I -~ ,: ,,•• - • • • ........... ., , ~ . "' •• > • ·.: • • ,,, ~ •·... ..... -.-.: it' • , ' •'jl;~- ...... .. - •:•·"':~·•11'-!!:•"I:•,.~· .•••• It • ...... ,., •• • • • •• .:,;,_... • •• •••• l -• ,. ••• . : '; . it'' ••• ~•·•<.• •• _.............. ,,:, , •· ••••• •• ·~ ·•·. ! "· • • "- •• • ...... ,-.. ~ ~ •. ' ~ddress< ' '' Present ,_'. *•. .,' .. ,.• .;.•••••••• Qt.~od-:charaeteJ: Are child.~~ri · . 14. • ~·-~••j•ii••·~·*··-··.·•• ♦,,·•;,!". ,~"·:-~:~:. •. • •••• • , • "' "' ., • -~ ~ ,; •· •••••••• ·• : ! _.-::,Age '• -'_i3'irth Place , ·•· ": ' ic.fate.. " •• It -~ ••• • ... •· • It, ••• •••••• , •• ' •·. , • :and,-re.pll1frtt1on·-~-.:_:-.:_"'.'".;...~.-~ .·,i,,;·• ... •• ". llc~klOilS foli Wlshirie .•to. beoi;ime naturti'l.ize~-n.P~eiiea Citizens Rieh.t's .•.. . . • ~6. ~Le~gtb: of.-t~ iii ·cauada..Tl;a~ 16~h-~l926:3'alifa±,?i.~s. :{s.s.A·~c~niaf.·' ·11., .... \ip~lic~tbe~ri e ~e~ldcnt 'of His i-:!ejesty-'t·s· Dominions fo; a pe~iod .or five· years during the•past._e1€;ht years • .,-... _.Yos._.,: ...... • .Does:appli~e;n,t_ intend :t6,fena1n- ln .~is_ 1:ajesty•o·: Domi~1io~-~ ••.Yes~-~,. ·· 19.~ Has apl):llcant ·a· kno-11.l~dge.·or·. Jrrench ~·or English in ·:the _me:tt~r et read• -ing writing.- arid a)?ef,¼kin:g---.Spea.k~r -reads and·. 11T,ite ~tig:}.isb.' flUeD,t;ly. : . . • ' • • • ' ' • ' ( y • ) ) ' • • ,18. , •• · · • : . . • 20 •. Does a:ppli~ant • •.• · . •·_,,:. '. • -: . ·.·. !,o J:'~enen 111• . ~,·cla:un'·:nat't1rnlization throuch parents~ •.•-.N9.;.• ; ~ ~ .'". ' , ;' ' ' ·, , ' • 21 •• It' ao,, 'is r~lution~hip''d~finitely e~t~bli~hed.·.,-~.:~ ....---- ..... ~. 22:• ·.. I~· app.licant' -~scognized' e~ .'beiht;-"pf',: good·. ci}ia~Jter,. -~N~.. ~ • •:.~··~ • · : 23~·.. ls applioe.rit known· engaged·:in .subver~ive • . . _. • .. :_., ..• _.. : _.... ··'.:-'.:_ _-:. •. a~_tlvi£a.:4!~•,•Ye~~-,.~..•~ . - . 24·, .. Police record, if any •• ,:.Hone disclosed ...-,.:.· •..•.• ~ •. .,,. .... ,....... ~~- or su~p~oted to···be · \ • , , ' ' - , , r:' ~ I•' " • • , ',, ,' . • ' •• '• ' , \\ \ • , _,. ., ' ••: f ' ' ' ' • ' • _. , : : ,· . ,. . • • ' •,' 000159 \ ' . • �Docvm•nl: di1cl0Hd und•r lh• ,•.cc•H Jo lnlorm•i10n Act. Doc~•nt,divulQ9 8n v•~v d-_lti LT{i•urJ'•cc(• 4if'inlormation • • ' • What prom.inent Briti·sh $Ubjeet.a vouch tor applicant ....Uiaula:MA.NESTERi Stone ltai.lon, •~13 llerkley S:t. :t Toronto·., .Ont, :and !{orme.n MACPHEE*.• 14?7 J{ing •st; ~:"'•_Toron:t,o, Ont~ •• • • .... ,w. ' ''. -' i ,,,. .. ;. . ' ' Thi·s is to a·ertif'y· ~that. I, ··tne. unders1t.incd., am .a llri,tish(N~turalizecl), e:u,bJeet a11d;sta:tB that I have· known •·• ........ .,.-.Edward YARDAS.••• u.·.ior • ' · ·. · • · •. • · •.-:••:•· .•, yenra durirl(t • · · · he wiµ._01:t·. ti!lle/~S perio~ of' •.•• ~ ..alx resided. in .Canada contiuualli' and conducted to be wortbyor· Canadian eiti.ze:nsn1p. . ' '· ' • ' • • ', .! Ocoupati<;->n·•• Stone 1Jaoon._:• • • . • . • •. · Date,.~•- ,.,~1~;...ll"!'42~• ••: •.. • a' .Sigp.ed. ~';,,~Ti.?~ tIAJ~STER ': Cst ~ ·: • • ', · D• .t~cK•. Wilson,. a. hims~l:t' in 'suoh ·manner. . • : •· '. • • • .·.• .' • : . Witness ·.. ·• to my_kn~ledge, . . A~dress: •213 Berkley ., · · . · . · · ·· · · • :St. Toron:to, Ont·. • ( Born ·, • ·.,- This ls to_ ce.rtity that I,. the undersigned, run.a. Britiah(H~1'~hdt. subJ.eoi and state -that· I heve ·known .••·.:..,.-••.•i.Edward YhJlDAS •.:~.•• ~tor a_ . . ·periOd ot-' •.~:. -three.•~·~•· ye.are, during he has t6 ~ knowledge whiQh. ti~ resided· in. Canada·.continualq and o.onqucted· bimsolt in such a iµanner. ••;•·. to be .worthy ·or Canadi!m :c1tiz~nsh1p-~ · .. · •.,· · •, • • · .. _ ·• •• . • • • _S.igned.-.• ;.lloroon·U.ACPID~E~ I' • • ' ~ 1 I • D.ltck •. Wilson,.· ·est. ;, • ... Witness • · · . ·,, • ·Oocupa.~1·0!1~•. Tre~$uror,.· ·nate •• •• :·24-11-42 Addr.e.st(~ ·1477 •King st.w..,··.Toronto., ._,·. J. • • . Ont • ·,• .·R»J.AnKS: i . .-:_,- F~Jii Port of Entry·applic!l:nt ·-went 'to Winnipeg l!a.n •. -and ·. also. to Sa$katohewan and Alberta. 1'or·. 4 ,.!:{ont;ns/ to .Vancouver B •.C,.. .for . . ti ve years • ;a logge, mner and- fishe ~·.,, . Oem.e'to Toronto in 1932 end . ·: became e.tlployea •8.S. a ,pri.q.ter of ,i,;,Yugoslsv1att Newspaper "The . $10bi:oa • Miaea" In .19:S'l 4e left .,f.o,r .spa.in• v;a l?~fa,lQ,, ).J•.Y, .w:llere 'he· t,ought :in • • the .fl!'teentll · B.rigade .of ,the ..'.Me,o-rl?aps ,as .~ .Lieutenant~ • Ho·~• ,.-,o~d,~ and had .to havJl hi~ ,le:s .an;pute:~od .so )1~ _.rEf~tµ":n~dto qq~qa .o~ ,l,\ut;t!,St . .. • ·.19th 1938 to resume hie, ·:Editor ·ship and printe.r. ot •the Yugoslavian Paper., · By• the ·above :-it idll ·b·e noted -tha1i:.tht;? ·'appiieant. has not/ been. ·'.fn ·canada eontinua1lf tor a. period of. f1ye. years. ~fatio:nel .aeeis·t~retiQtt p~rtit-• • icate was produced and- t"ound to be itr order~. · ,. ·· · •• • ". • a• • Charaa ter references were•:per.ao·n.a.lly interviewa,d end the matter of· their status ·definit..ely ,es:te.blit:d1od. !'.Al'1'ES7E1:l, ·:1s •of the. . sem.e raoial or1ein e8 the appl.icant. :~nd a me::1ber ot the Cfomm0;nia'tl?1.u~t• . Norman }i}.l\.O?H'EE .is a born British .subject .but •or .no :pror.unenco,. hol'!ever ·tney ere tile bcist the. :U'PP.licmit couid :provide .. • '· .. ·.: .'· •• .·'.,-. 3·. • ·: . The app11,c_ruit... fa not known· to. hrive ~ny criminal .record ., . as· .' :' , . ' r 0 0 · however he is'an active ~mber in the Leasue or·cunad1an·Sorbians and : · Secret1iry ·of' the Qanadi~n f~~go:~. er ·eroation ..: ::..•• ·,: ·., . · · . Investigated hy. (Sgd) •n.11ot·. •Wilson. Heg .140.,13269.Ost · Fw<l~d.o.o.. .Sub-Div'n. •• Fwd'd o.c~ :tr>iv:tn • • signod J. D~ ·a~rger ~pl • i/c •,D,~t·achment. Date· - 26•ll•42. • ·, \ :'- 1·,. \ \ ' ' •. I 10504. " .,.... :. 1/c .Date . -, ••, : . : '. De.te. :.....24.;..'11➔2 •• FW'd'~_cl Cormni,Sl)ione :,.♦,., .. •.·~. ·• ··•it.. , ;' .: ~ ,.:.. ..)4~ilJ.!tt1... S1,1b:•Div*ti . . .•.·commanding J?ivision. ••.•.• ~·••·"••··•~: •,, ,_I)ste ,Nov.;.30,1942. .•.' • .. . . . . ~ ·o -~ t: . ;j. •. , -~-,. ·:_/,.: ;,-,,:, ' . ,: .,,.. ' ~- '!""' 1:.... ' •. 000160 �!Jocum•rt di•cloHd under lh• ,•.co•.. Jo lnlorm•t1on Act. Doculil•nt div_\Jlgll•n v•rtu de kl Loi aur l'•cc4-t .'l i"mfo1m•tion 15(1 )(d)ii) re:--· • . 1 .: •. . RBPORr • ·-IDEUTIAL •.Detachment-Toronto ·:row.n: Strition Sub-Viv' ll "" Det· 186 •7 -"I. Sub-Div'n ·File lio., •• ~.·•• .;.:;. ••• ..,... D:tv•n File lto •. Dopt. Filo ;lo-. . 140?4/39 Ottn•' File U<>. ~ ;;"";;;;::CC,!I . 608929 DEC 2 12.•• Re - • Edward YAllDAS .- Sdo I.- YARD.:\$·: ·: •. ·:1 •.•• ' ....... l. Correo t ' ~:eoo ' ... ~ I ..... .1 ' ~d:tVQirdYARDAY~" tor !~dwnrd) .. . • Edo. ( Croatian . 2. Alias and ·:reaQon tber.etor ::;~ A.ddr0ss. 06 Ba:etoll Ave~-.~,Tor.on:to ~ Ont.~. · -~' Ia.· appl;te~nt. ~tead.1ly '.'emplofed·~.YeSf•· ••. ·~ari .,:-::·.. .. 4 .•. Oocupation: !iii~tJpapa1: 5 •• Is epplice.rit. seir;..s.u-pporting •.~Yes~. •• e. Homestetid entry/ if any~-~-.·~1iil• .-... ,i~t~'o/ b{rtb.~. ~-Zenot YiJ~OSLit'VlA,,Jan 30th.; 1001~- t.: . "'·• .Place . e.nd 8., Notionul.ity ~ .Oroatie-n ... ;n:e1;,:xit11-·•e'li". ~3:,~s•• o.reo.1.i~,;.&1r•.•:aro~p./ ' , ' Co.'l.lpl~xion~,tiSal.l~w.· ... v1aio10 s~or~,et~ •.• Lett lee; nn:putated •• below the knee.,. • · . . . ... . . • • • • • - : . , •. • ,. • ,. ~ ~ 1 • , - • • • • ,, 10,. 'Maiden name{·Ot wife in r~11: ♦- •• ~Usie so:,:BIOJA.,.,. ~. ll .. • D~rt-e-!l!ld.Pleoe ·o.t Marriase.·~•.·•Oet. lUti1._"!'·r:l94l:,. Toronto; :Ont. ?resen:~ nddrea.s. :or viite._·~!~•.•:•[H:,Barton Ave.•, ".Col'Q.Q.tot. Ont ..;.' NW!lbsr or· chil.drsn~ .•:icntii~ •.?,hat 1,-.in.Qr• child~en:·. doori. 'ap1">li~artt wi,sh . · • •. ·:•·.. . • .. • • •. : • .. inoludt .•eron the• certi:fio~to'~ : .• . _. ': : .... : •. : • . •. . . • ' • ·· ' .Aza.••._..-$irth ?lac~ 1/hristia.ri· ~me. .~ ' ' :Present -adi'ti'ess • • ...,................................ . ...··~· ..... .. •·•••••·• . ................ 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Has cppl1cant e tn6·w<teage tJf \?re:n~h or Sr.glish in :th; ?:~ttei ..• ot read• 1:ng writing and SJ?C?lr+:nc - •.t;reelcc. l't!fHl:J and ';',fr1te :Ei.t~li~I?:'Slueri.t~Y • • ,. ••• • • . -.. (.Jo ;.'roncl1) •~··· · ·»oes applio®t \clam 110tui..~l1zatlo.o;' thl"OU.,f:~h ~e~~0nta....... r;;o•;u ' ·11: so~ is rclc.ti-?nstip d.et:tnitoly ecteblichcd- ••. __ ,..___ •.•• .:~ 22·. Is applioa).:.t; t•ecosri!zed ~s.belnti ot cood. ch-6.raete:r:•• u~.•.~~..·-•·•.:• • 25. ls applicant known· or suap~~tcd to .Pe o.t1.cese6. in subvo~sive : .•• : octtvit;n:,. •.••. tcs •..•. _.·· Police 1·~co1, ..d,:. if :'an.1-~~-~Jv◊no uiac!ODC~ ••••••••• ".;. ·'.· •• "'1111/••·~ ~· ~-, 14,... Ju:e childrep,· .. , ' • • : ~ ~• ' ., I . • • • ; ~ • ' • ' ~ • •• • , I • . 000161 �., ) .. ' j' ·,;,~,.., ·2~·•••·Wha_t.·_ :P:tond.~;nt; '.a~·ittall ·_;iubjeeta .~Quoii t~r ..:~pp1'1ctmt•·~~i:s~la_:~51JSR, ·stoni(lla$on.; ··21~'ilJe:rkley St,.~ ··-To:r1.>nto,,_ Ont,. 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'born:· B~it:tsh a:ubJeot ·but: or no pronune.noo, · hovtevsr . .they e1•£;f: the . · .. s. · •. h.o"t1ev_a-r lle_ is Seo1:e'-ta17• best. r,tte nppli'cant oqu-ld.. p:rqvi.de_·~.. •. ·; .. . .. •·.. ; .· .,apJ1licent, Js 110\:-.!m..o~-n ta. ·nave JulY .e1•i1.iil'.l;altec·o:rd ;~ aot1v$ ·.roombef.·lr.t 'th~ 1:~oa~e ot·: OtJ,µedian S~}~td..ena:a:na; tb-6. .iJe,;tJ.a.d,:ten_ Leti{1u.o o:r. •OFoa:tio11~: .. • - , : • • :...· • l:~~e~~,~at~d ..~~--·(~&di:_,o;r;~-;K~:. \1ilsori::~··rt~~--:.~o.:1~ie9·'.os•t:. ··oate - .e4:...il-42. - ·., lwd'tl o ..c. Sub...Div•.n. · . . Fv,d~d .o .•cloDiv•n. lftYdfd" C6rms$10.!l8 ~ • ,• ei l:)>lrj;:,,.:!, <>-~,.ylii •• 'r/' , 'en" •>,.i,• ,W·'li.: . ' • •. :, ', ' ~ 'O:u· ,,..,M'l"n D.,•;,,11~,41,. • ~ ' ~ : ;,-.....;"I,• ,V.i:,'.J.., • . ~ • ,·,1of,o•,A..,.,, , i/c.· 'ne,tactimerit-~ • ' . .' ',r ~ •, ••;, . \ .-' < . . ••••+••:•·•~.•· ""' 'l:l1 • .• . ,. , • ...•• .. •!I'll' • ~' . •: I •;· ' • ~' • ' •• ' ' ' ,: . .. .. • ,.,.,.,.,. • ' J-1,f,Sun+ . .,,-♦ •.• '' •. ~•·4'~.f_r,,•, , $ub'..l)iv•n, • -.• Command.ing "Division. De:ta:. i,. ... ~ -~,:.:,; •• •• :. . Dato • lfiov .• 50 ;,1042· • : . . . . . • ,: ~·.;.. ,~•'o'~- y· . . . . i/c :Dete ,.. B'e•ll-42 · . : • • ·, .. ' • ' • .. ', ' :i ' ..., • ' ', ' .. ·.' ,. ,-1~ ..: '' ; 1 ',; ' ;~~ ' ' ,1,;_· •. '. ~ •. ~ ~•-....;,l• ... ; 000162 ' �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on BY SID'E HAl.~D. BRITISH SECURITY CO-ORDINATION 630, FIFTH (ROOM CIRCLE NEW YORK 6•6300 CITY November 50th, 1942 Person.al & Confidential. Letter A. VENUE 3553) No: 33. Dear TaIIUilY:Reference your letter No.19 concerning the seizure_ of documents from an-Italian. I now learn that. the source.of our information'is,not as reliable as originally supposed and I would prefer to discuss this matter with you • V':(rbally when I next have the pleasure of seeing you .. ~'J.• ' ' . With regard to yo~ letter of November 23rd . .\ ,I" to Major Lethbridge concerning Edward Yardis. Thanks for the ,..L,.JI'" . report which you. sent. Please do not go to any, 'further trouble • /~ 41 I/' in this matter particularly as I believe_ that the up-to-date • ,.,·rr•f'n R.C.M.P. report is not likely to be very different from previous A.~• .J \J.. ones. Thanks, however, for the trouble you have already taken. X- ~, ~ •' · , \.1 ,.- '\ .,.1. v>'"!'• Kindest regards, \;,•'"t Yours sincerely, H~ M. Sichel T.A.Stone, Esq., Department of External Affairs, OTTAWA, CANADA. 000163 �Document disclosed under the Access to information Act· Document divulge en vertu de la.Loi sur !'acc&s ~ 1·1:?:orrnation • I TAS/HMP. My dear Commis.sioner Wood,, I understand a :r-eport shortly that you are submitting to the !fatura.lization Bran.ch on one, Edward YARDIS, whose applica:tion naturalization should is now under be rri.0st grateful if considarat-ion., you would enough to. let .m.ehave a copy of this soon e.s it prep8'red-. is for I be gc,od report as You.rs sincerely.,. T.A. Comm:fssioner STONE. S ...T., Wood-,- Royal Canadian .Mounted Poliee OTTA~VA,. 1 000164 �Docum•nt disdoHd und•r the Ace•$$ lo !n!orm•bon Act. :::iocumentdivuli;i4 •n v•ri.J de I• Loi •ur !'•cc4i,. a f'm!orm•tion TAS/HMP li/Jy dea.r Major :tetb.b1•idge., You asked me the other !tWlwardYfilU)lS,,. I enquired day a bput .. at the Natural.tzati~n Branc~ and have the enel~sed reply rrom 1:ill.em., :t s,ll.a.µ let ;you ktlow as soon as I have a.ny nore • 1nfo~1,ion. I • • Yours sincer~lY• Major· o.s. ~et~~ridge.- q~Q•Fifth . T.•A.STONE •. 1'l-VG·,,. · Ife'fl York, Nj,y. 000165 �·•· i,.. .·, ,•.·. '. t :·. i ItiY dear 1•··. ·Major Let~bridge,. ,You"asked me' the 'other, ~· ', J, ' day about,:: ,,, ' : . ; -.~B~anch-_ ·and: have the. enclosed_ .._._. reply i"rom them.. . ·t··~ha;Ll- Jet you k,o.oy,1. ·a~ $00ll as I-have any.more •', ')'_ -... ,,. J ,•· 'T.A .STONE: Ma.j'or. G.S. \ethbridg\3~' • •• ' ' ~ 630 ~i1'th Ave.,' t·~ew_ Y~rk,,, '.: , ..., ,'_:•:-.-: 000166 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act· Document divulge en vertu de la Loi ?Ur /'acces a !','nformation --·· i .- , ..... - •. ~ N 57-IOM-9-41 CANADA OC/G. DEPARTMENT PLEASE CO NOT WRIT£ ON MORE Ii. __ '. · t OF STATE r--·.: [-.: • OF THE SECRETARY ) THAN oNE SUBJEC't' IN ONE LETTER THE j ~f;v/Vol -- -- -------\ REPLY TO BE ADDRESSED: I 1:1.r.tpER s~<F/;tRJARY,fi~~/J"ATE NATURAl=.l;l.'AT-ION-BRANCH~ --OTTA:W'lli. No. 14074/39. Ottawa, NATURALIZATION Nov., 20th,1942. Dear Sir,Thomas A. Stone. Attention In reply I have to state instant natu,alization\of Barton St., Secretary file to the effect that this applicant permitted Royal Canadian Mounted Police which is expected at 86 by the owing to a confidential that for now residing is being withheld Doctor Coleman has recently report of the 13th the application Edward Yardis, Toronto, of State to your letter report on is a Communist~ me to. ask the for an up~to-date shortly. Yours truly, Chief, OSCARCODERRE, Naturalization·Branch. The Under-Secretary of State for External Affairs, OTTAWA. 000167 �.,.'' ,\ •, ,••,, L •,- '-· .. . ,•,•·.... ,.., ·_,.·,:'/660168 ·::.), �Document disclosed under the Access to fnformat1on Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a !'lnfo[inat1on TAS/HMP. November 18th; l.942. BY SAFE HAND SECRET My dear Let;hbridge~. ' . j I em ~et_urning./ the Paui Phillips• which. you left \1it.b. me the other l· have· read w~th a great t'hink : • • J( •. papers day, and w~ich we • d~a1 o:r ~ntere'st-~ your s:ugg-estion that I or some- body from. ~t~is · Department might .see ;Fhillips ' . cognito be has merit •. Could such e.n inte!l?Vi"ew . . ', arranged perhaps in Ottawa or would it be necessary or even ·aciv1sable _f'or on~ of us to go to Montreal~ this in .. . ' I shall ·, look for~· note f~om you on at your convenience. • Yours sincerely, Ma·jor G,.S., Lethbridge~ 630 Fifth Ave.•~ New Yor.l-c,. N.Y. 000169 •, �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces l'mformat1on a T.K.MESSAGETO NEWYORK FOLLOWING FOR FAIRLEYFROMSTONE Your NC 738. man's p·osition Zvonimir Hirsl. in Canada is quite and he does not repeat regular This now not have to take up far.ming. 14th November, 1942. Telep~blied to , Mrs. Ware November 14, 5.20 p.m. 000170 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge,r~ ::,;fu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on tas-ruup . , _; I unda:rrsta.rul that en app:li,catlon the.re f0r .naturalization ' Edward~ YJIBDIS,, whose address ' Baf:t'qn: Street:; 'Toronto~ the· &~~;1oation· o.f.·this C'.o.u.:rtsanci.:,f;s at. present State is .$ given as ~6 inf:omed tilat man :b.as passe~ th~. ?.~for~, the .Seqret,ary . . ' .Q"f l f'rom one: fo+~·oonsideration~. if I:- shoul.d be gra.t~t.Ul. good enough to let venience you woulcl be me lmow ..at yoiµ:- early how the mat,ter stands, oon... · Yours sincerely,. T·.A. Stone fo.r the Un?-er S~cretary 'Rhe Chi~f of ·the Na.nuralizatton Br_anch; • Depart11J.ent,,ot :the Secretary of State of O'anadal' · OTTAWA. 000171 �Document disclosed under lne Access to fnforrnat1on Act• Document dr,;ulgS en vertu de la Lo, s,.;r i'ecces a l'idormet1on B/12 TAS/EMP November 13_, 1942,. BY SAF3 HA.ND My dear Lethbridge., I am returning o.ne of the 11ot,es which you left other status day. t:lou and will with m.e the I am 1uakin 3 el'!quiries of YARJIS' a,pplicatio:n let herevdth for about the r.1aturall::?.a• you knovi us soon a e· I h:.1ve With best regards to you Yours sincerel~r, Major G.s. Lethbridge, 630 Fifth Ave., lfow York, :n.Y•· T.A. STONE. \ \ 000172 �NC738 NEWYORKNOV 11/4:;:i j. 759 - 94 TO - T. FI'l STONE, ~;~ DEPARTl1ENT OF I RNAL AFFAI~tS., T .::; ., F !HRLEY i\ FRI OF OURS FROM EU;WPE, • zvoru:nn :un: L, A JUGOSLAV,WILL ARRIVEI~ MONTREAL TOMORROW. HAS APPARENTLY GHANTii:D AH ENTRY PERMIT 0~1. C0UDIII0N UP FA11i'JING. NOT PARTICULARLY P.NXIO TOLD TO Rl:PORT TO rm. NATUR/\L BLAill, GVJSDUKG, 1 POSSI0 0I3LIG/\TI0H DQI\;l_'.t".UCH Vi:iLUA:8LE UORK FOR I 3 C/0 TO DO THIS NOR AHE UI. poS:iLGLY OF DEPARTI'·iENT OF OURCES. WOULD IT A:;ED FR0Vi H THAT I!E 'f00K HE t-JAS r:pJt~1 AND FOR YOUTO ARRANGE TO HAVE 'f0 TAKE UP 'FARKING. HAS US IN EU110PE. 1;1s ADDRESS IN }'iOrJTREAL UILLOFI5ALE. 1806 JE l I STONEFAIRLE¥ ZVONIMIRHI L GI DURGl f WILLONDALZ -~ 000173 �Documentdi•cloHd und•rth• Are Ha to Information Act• Docum•ntdivulQ4,•n,vertJde I• Loi ••rl'•,x•~ II l'mform•tion ''·1 " '. ' , 'l ... ., Oct6be~, i94i~ ..~· ~\ : -' .• •_ 31st ' , '. _, ·.• •r. :FROM:·.. _G.440 ·~: ,:. ' ' .. '• , . :: ·,, ··• • -ED'.NARD. YARDIS, .. ,: ' ,-, ',,; •' , ,_ ' ? ' ,/ ' ' .' •... <> · ....•... • • ~ ·~' , • our,.reciruit1ng . ••,: • - ·, •., • / .: . •• • ' ...~_,,,. ~ -~· ',,,'••. t~e iut~e;. : , '.,. '_ • '. , : ... ·~ - :. ' •· .. I··b,o'p"'~-·-to make· , •• s9me· time· \ • ···.He/~p'pli'~d-·:f'pr n:aturEll:izatj,.o~ _:,' ~·~.~' ..,;.'.'.~" , ' ·, ' ·~ctivities··a:o,d_ fu;~+: 11$9 dthill\ in . . :. ~" ,: ' ' 86 B~rton·· . St_i-~_~:t·, '.·.. To'ro~t;o ;; ' . 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STONE. :Major R.F. Lethbridge, Room 3553, 630 Fifth Ave.,. New York City, N.Y. 000175 �Documentdisclosed under the Access to f.nformation ,Act• Documentdivulge en vertu de la Loi sur!'ecc€s a /'information BRITISH' SECURITY CO-ORDINATION 630, FIFTH (ROOM: CIRCLE NEW' YORK 6•6300 . 28th October, Personal A VENUE 3M3) CITY 1942. and confidential BYSAFEHAND Dear Mr .Rae, Many thanks for your letter The informa:l:;ion contained very much. of October 24th. therein will interest our London friends I am very sorry indeed that so far I have had no opportuni-cy of coming to Ottawa as for a long time I have wanted to meet you. Bill Deakin has often spoken to me of you and apparently we have quite a lot of interests in common. Should you however come to New York before I visit Ottawa, I hope that you will give me the pleasure of meeting you. Yours sincerely, S. F. Rae, Esq., Department of External Affairs, OTTAWA, Canada. AJH/eec • 000176 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformatron . NC660 NEWYORK OCT 24/42 1350 - 54 TO- SAUL RAE, FN-· A.J. HALPERN . FURTHER TO YOUR , OC851 OF oeTOBER22ND RE YUGOSLAVRECRUITING: PLEASEBE GOODENOUGH TO SEND FULL REPORTREFERREDTO THEREII\: TO -T. G. DREW-BROOK, TORONTO., WITH REQUEST THATHE HOLDSAMEFOR R.F. LETHBRIDGE - AS SICHEL ILL ANDUNABLE TO LEAVE. • LETHBRIDGE WILL BE IN TORONTO ON WEDNESDAY• MANY THANKS YOUR ATT;ENTION SAULRAE AJ HALPERN851 2~ THI~ MPLTTER. TG RF SICHEL 000177 �Oocumert di1clo.. d under the AccH• to lnkirrr.•t1on Act. ::>ocumenldi"ulglt en ~·•rtu•d• I• L.01.$Ur!'•cc(la,; l'mform;;;tion l • 000178 �Document disclosed under the Access to information Act• Document drvulgS en vertu d~ S~Rf~~'ntormetfon •. I ' • .' • ..",, ' Octo~er::· 24, 194:'ti,. ~· On Qcto~~ ~:fl Si:ehel tr.cote to· ~., Gl::aze'.broolt• ' tJ.f this Bepar~ellt :·t:o obtain so.me:·infor.:mation .regal:'ding th.~····.\ . .·,rogress ot the Y'.ttgo~l.av Z!'ec:rtiit.i:o«:.mis:sion whien. been $e:t:·. ·.·up in !find;aolf:,., Ontario., unde:r~f.fol~mel Sav~~. I .ap.G'ke· ,.;J»o > 'Maj o:r Leal,:. ;r,.,1a1son 0i'tie~r, t.ri th· the Foraigtt ·Foroes,, about:.· • :t:n1s yesterda;r-t Leal. t1ad :wecen.tly m~de· orlei.' tour. the foreign :fore.es eS;lta'bl:ieb.ment"~ and. •has.:spt~·nt. two. , W;lndser .wi'th .Colonel ~avit:ch. • · Eie ·~es~l.'ibi!;ld ·:Saviteh • •Q~nt •Sert,, who tpULilit in the las.t v-10.:'JJ ~ prltllr to . atta~k on Yugeslavia, tad beet.1.C.hi-ef' .or .Air Sta.ti".. oi.' th~ th~ae leaders ol:r.:isei::r in eoperatad in. coup agair+st this aoti'i:m hi.nee '· > dt,;i da;y~.,i.~ ; • , •• •·1:11,:10.0.:per•: the Geti~tt ,·.: Re • en~ • Paul a.n:d ha:q with., Si:movio'.,. The Yugoslav oam:p i.s t6. be paF"t o.:f the :Polfsb camp •• -at Win.dso:r.. Iu spite of tb.1S·lt'aqt, J1ov,r.ever, tna:t. l'ugosl.av:i~ has· been declared a :foreign :roree under the Foreign Fo:n-e,es• .Order, •no action ha$ yet been taken· to i':ecrui t Yuetoslavs in ·oanada. • :Major Leal attributed this. to the fact that t~e:,. •Yu.g~J1Iav :Mi-n:tst~r himsel.t w~s not :l)f;l;rtioul·e.rly- i nt·erest~tl in this ;proj,ect and- 'Gha:t savitoh had been given very 11.:ittle snp:po:rttrom. Ottawa*·· tlo:koael •-Savitch had previously been i:t;J; \!fas~i:ugton under Radoy.oieh• the Yugoslav Military· Attaehe in :W'ashi.n~ton. . .'J. asked whether Savitch was ·oontemple.'tinti. ?ecrait.ing ,. actt.·-yiti.ea ·a,m. o,ng·,Q):O?tts and Slq.ve.n,es. in Canada,. _and.he ..s.,!.d.' tha.t .• on ~e~u.ri:ty grounds and because of'. Serv.itoh' a: intense ttts:J:.1:ke of ·most Croat:.s ,, 1,his was not lilt~ly. He dE,ls·cribed $av1toh· himself as· a pers-oll \vhp wa$ wholly mseast in his. pres~nt. rol:e of:. r~exu1~ing ·O.ffioe:r... Re W£HS* • he said:.,_,a "'conspi~~t~Ul:~ •.• and that he would ·:oe more nse:ful blcYwing up bridge.~ ..:$n..,.Yu:gosla.via than in ~e.e.r:l.w:tt;i~g a he.ndtul. ot.. Yt;g'oalavs. in c·ana4a·.~·.' : . . " ' ·If shall. pass !!¼;n:f fill':the:t~ ,~.11 to you •. ~ :t.ntormation Yous l\talpe:rn,,, Esq .. , . • Br.itish Seeu:fity U~""'.erdinatlmn,. 630 Fifth Av.-enue~ R$.om.,· 3t'i55.,-. . . New·York ~iy;r i· ; ' betfomes ·available,,: " I s:i!"loerely.·• 4-h~ l!I<.-Y ... / 000179 �Jocument disclosed under the Access to Information Act. Document divulge en vertu de !a Loi sur /'ace&:; a /'mforn;at;on Room 3553, 630 Fifth Avenue, NewYork Oity October 23, 1942 Dear Mr. Stone: I am enclosing a further group of documents with me by the second group of Jugoslavs who left Canada for special service. left I shall be very, grateful if you can also make the necessary arrangements for keeping these safely in the Department of External Affairs .. I attach a short list which is self-explanatory. Many thank.a for your great help in dealing with these men, for which I 1myself 1 and my organization are both very grateful .. .Yours sincerely, «t-J~5R. F. Lethbridge, RFL/ek T. S .. Stone, Under-Secretary of State for External Department of External Affairs, Ottawa, Canada Major, G. s .. Affairs, 000180 �~ocum•nt di,doHd und•r th• Acc•n to .tn!orm•tion A.ct. Ooc"um•rt di·JUlg••n vartu d• l~ Lot 1ur /'ace•• 41l'inh,~n tti/ ·,'F':I/ ~.. 1' ,./ t I ' TX '. TO NEW-YORK FOR:---.c.SIOHEL ,1 I FROM;· RAE .. / ,., '' Ottawa, October 21, 1942~ / ! w '• '• Your ·1ett·er ..October l6t.h· to Giazebrooke. 1·expect ,a· full·report qf Jugo-Slav·reoruiting ments :on Saturdayand,vdlJ: .. ·send ' at the .first ' ' ,, . : •. ·:· • .• a.rrang~-· youany available. . . information' of· ~-he.week •.. ·,··.•, . '' :· :' : .• ' ' r, ' } '•• •' I 000181 �Documentdisclosed under the Access to Information Act• Documentdivulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'informef1on BY SAFE HAND ' BRITISH SEC~I.em-' .,,.---,..__ 680, FIFTH (ROOM: CIRCLE NEW YORK 6·6300 ~~, ~ A..VENUE 8558) \ CITY / ' ,r~_/' October l B"th-;"'!'9'4°2'~--,·"··'"'"'<--~ Dear George:I wonder if you have any further information of the activity or inactivity 1 S Yugoslav recruiting Colonel SAVICH Windsor, this Ontario. when I last of scheme in Saul gave me some details saw him in Ottawa. I shall of be glad to have your views also on whether you consider of this him a suitable man for being in charge work since he is 100% pro-Serb Yugoslavs in Canada are, I believe, and the very largely Croats and Slovenes and only a very small percentage of them are Serbs. With kind regards, Yours sincerely, • ·~L----- H. M. Sichel. George de T. Glazebrook, Esq., Department-of External Affairs, OTTAWA,CANADA. 000182 �BY SAFE HAND. BRITISH SECURITY CO~ORDINATION 630, FIFTH (ROOM: CIRCLE 6•6800 A.VENUE a:u;J) NEW YORK CITY October 9th, 1942 Dear George:Many thanks for your letter Carlo PERESSL I am very grateful of the 5th regarding to you for sending me this further information. Yours sincerely, =rr-71/.W H. l'li. Sichel~ George de To Glazebrook,Esq. Department 0£ External Af'fairs, OTTAWA, CANADA. \ 000183 �Document disclosed under the Access to Jr,formatio11 ActD~('.l.f ~~u de la LOI sur !'acces e !'1,rifortTieflon .,i ,I ·.-~I ' •. I October 5,, 1942. No,.._15. By Safe Hand, My d~ar Mr.. Halpern, I am enclosing Oot .. 3rd further letter herewith a .. from the Commissioner, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, dated October 3rd, regarding· Carlo PERESSI.. Yours sincerely, G. deT. Glazebrooko A.J. Halpern., Esq ..., 630 Fifth Ave•• :MewYork., N ...Y. 000184 �Document disclosed under the Access to informet1onAct• Documentdivulge en vertu de la Loi sur !'acces S !'information 15(1 )(d)ii) •✓ ) ~ ., ALL CORRESPOND THE 0 ENCE TO BE C0MMISS•0NER R.C.M. POLICE ADDRESSED;- OTTAWA. ROYAL CANADIAN OFFICE OF" MOUNTED THE POLICE COMMISSIONER 0-T-TAWA Oot<:lber.3, 1942. REF. N9 .' s e o r e t ~till, Dear Mr. Robert son.· (;h¥0 ..,. "'.·"'·--·.,,Al._:-:!ed ~--~-·"·-~·.-.,..""'~JJ ; t f, u-~- 1.1•• • _,,.,•1 of the llthA\/J f~1tr f'.../ef'.~ Furt her to mi:r.-, letter flliJfi \~-._; having to do with Oario PERESSI, it t_,,}j J!• is desired to advis·e that reoent investiga~ tion has failed to provide any.information not already communicated to you other than that PERESSI is presently employed with the Pizzagalli Tile and Terrazzo Manufacturing Company:, Montreal, and o.ontinues to be active on behalf of the "Italo-Canadian Order." ultimo Yours sincerely, S. T. Wood. N. A. Robertson, Esq., Under-Secretary of State for External Affairs, OTTAWA, Ontario. 000185 �Document disclosed under the Access to information Act. Jocument d;wlse en v•~, Please issue receipts for the following 1. Frank Pavletich 2,. John Starchevich 3. Vuchko \fuchkovich 4. Mate Siaush 5. Paul Pavlich 6. Peter 7. Anton Simich to whom Certificates • )'donnahon persons: Erdeljac of Identity 1. Nikola 2. Mark Pawichich to whom Passports 7;1• are being issued, and Kombol are being issued. ~ 000186 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on SECRET I· Suh .. 1\/lEMORANDUM FOR IVIR • 'WRONG Attached hereto together with a cheque for $27.00 and nine applications 9 tificates for passports of' identity. we have had other of from Mr. Drew-Brook of the 16th September Toronto, is a letter similar and cer- As you are aware, cases, the files on which are in the hand·s of Mr. Glazebrook. I should be glad to learn as the Head of your Division, issuance of the passports identity in these cumstances. -~ -~ -·.:.:--· '••" . whether, you approve and certificates new cases, under the cir- the of �Document disclosed under the Access to jr,formation Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur !'sccti!s 0 !'inform~tion SECRET MEMORAMDUM •.FORJ.\..iR.WRONG Attached hereto is a letter of the 16th September from Ml". Drew-Brook ot Toronto, together With a cheque for $27.00 and nine applications tificates for pas$ports of identity. we have had other similar and cer- As you are aware, oases, the files on which are in the hands of Mr. Glazebrook. I should be giad to learn whether; as the Head of your Divisionp issuance of the passports identity in these new oases, you approve the and oertifioates of under the cir- cumstances. (} 000188 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur /'ace.es a l'mformat1on BRITISH SECURITY CO~ORDINATION 630, FIFTH (ROOM CIRCLE A VENUE 3553) NEW YORK 6·6300 CITY 19th September, 1942. BY SAFE HAND Private and confidential Dear Mr. Glazebrook, Many thanks for your letter concerning of September 16th Carlo PERESSI, which is very heihpful. Yours sincerely, A.F Professor G. deT. Glazebrook, Department o:f External. Ottawa, Aff'airs, Canada. AJH/eec 000189 �Document disclosed under the Access to fr,formet1on Act . Document divulge en vertu de la Loi surt'ecce.s a /'information ... :.. I : • ,l GG/HMP. I .I September 16th, 1942. BY SAFE HAJ:ID My dear J.ur. Halpern, \Vith reference to your letter of August 24th to Mr. Stone, -concerning Carlo PERESSI, we have enquired from the Royal Canadian SeJ2t• 11 Mounted Police concerning a eopy of R.L. Cadiz' the investigation any further this man and I enclose reply. You will is continuing. information it will note that If we receive be forwarded to you. Yours sincerely, A.J. Halpern, Esq., 630 Fifth Ave., New York, G. deT. Glazebrook .• N.Y. 000190 �Document disclosed under the Access to !nformat:on ,-'1.ct - Toronto, September 16,1942. SECRETANDCONFIDENTIAL T.A. Stone, Esq., Department of External Ottawa, Ontario. Dear Affairs, To~y: We have a further group to the last group which caused such men.are now undergoing training and leave in about two weeks, providing tation can be secured. of nine men similar a commotion. These will be ready to suitable transpor- In order to avoid the hectic last minute rush around, I thought it would be as I well to forward to you the passport applications and applications for certificates of identity. These are enclosed herewith together with cheque for $27 .oo, ·and I would appreciate your forwa-rding the documents to me upon completion. Yours, . \ 000191 �Document disclosed under the Acce;Ssto Information Act• Document divulge en vertu de !a Loi' $Ur f'acces a l'mformat.on 15(1 )(d)ii) .: " ALL CORRESPONDENCE TO BE THE COMMISSIONER AOORESSED:- R.C.M. POLICE OTTAWA ROYAL CANADIAN OFFICE OF MOUNTED THE POLICE COMMISSIONER OTTAWA REF. N'? ..... . September 11, 1942. Robertson: Wit;h reference to your letter of the 28th ultimo relative to Carlo PERESSI, said to be living in ~uebeo, the following outline reflects the contents of our records with respect to a person bearing that name residing at 6730 Laurendeau Stre~t, Montreal, who previously resided at.7727 St. Dominique Street in the same City. 2. Carlo PERESSI was born at San Daniale Del Friuli, Udini, Italy, on November 29, 1902. He entered Canada by deserting from the s.s. nconcordiatt at Montreal on October 25, 1928, and was permitted to remain in Canada by the Immigration Authorities oh February 21, 1934. On Ootober 22, 1935, he contracted marriage With Miss Virginia Vottero or Montreal and acquired naturalized citizenship in Canada on June lt 1936, at which time he was granted Certificate No. 142536, Series "A1'. / • 3~ PERESSI has no special qualifications in any trade or profession and has worked variously as a labourer. However, he is reported to be quite intelligent and a good speaker. Since 1937 he has devoted much time to fostering anti-Fascist and Com• munist ideals among Italians in Quebec and Ontario. He wrote extensively for "La Voce Delgi Italo Canadesi" ( "The Voice of the Italo-Canadians"), an anti-Fascist . publication, as well as "Il Lavora tore n ( "The Worker") , a Communist sponsored paper, both formerly published. in Toront<:>. 4o During 1937 PERESSI toured Ontario for several months, speaking and canvassing in a membership drive on behalf of the "Ita1o-Canadian Order", an anti-Fascist mutual benefit society with headquarters in Montreal, and selling subscriptions.of "Il I.avoratore", previously mentioned. His campaign was reputed to have been moderately successful in both purposes. .:'.O'-~ • cef ~A. ""'-- ' ;~ N. A. Robertson, Esq., Under-Secretary of State for External Affairs, 0 TT AW A, Ontario. ~ Q. • •a;~ •• ~·j •~,~ <· ·-.., ·_;;;,,·, • 61' ~I ,,q,,.~" 000192 �Document disclosed under the Access to !nformatior, Act. Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur !'acces a l'mformation - 2 - 5. During the years 1937, 1938 and 1939 he officiated as "Supreme Orator" on the Supreme Council of the Italo-Canadian Order and is believed to have been "Supreme Secretary of Finance" during 1938. He was also reported to be "Organizer" of the Lodge ttGiuseppe Verdi No. 5" of the same Order during 1938. It will be recalled that this Italian organizationms wholeheartedly endorsed Canada's war effort since the inception of war with Italy on June 10, 1940, and presented an ambulance to the Canadian Red Cross in the course of a ceremony at Ottawa .. 6. Confidential sources report that PEBESSI has been affiliated with the Communist Party since 1921 and was Organizer for that Party in the Italian language field. 7. This person's present activities are being made the subject of investigation at this time and, should any further info~mation of value come to hand, you will be immediately advisede Yours sincerely, 000193 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur /'acces a l'mformat1on GG/HMP·. September 11th,. 1942. My dear Maj.o~ Lethbridge_,. -In Mr~--Stone's your·1etters absence I am·aokriowledging of September 4th and 5th. · ready ·-to ·send on the next application When -yo.u are forms, may be add1..essed to Mr. Stone -and I shall them if they ·comebefore W'f:th reference doeU11,1.ents in question ins in this , they • after loo~ his return. to your second lett~r t the. are being placed in safe ke-ep7 ~·· ·nepart,ment .. Yours sincerely, Major • G.S .• Lethbridge, , Room 3553, 630 F.if'.~h Ave .• , ·New Yo:i:-k 'C-ity, l~.Y., U.S.A.- G. deT. Glazebrook. 000194 �)ocum•nt ditcloHd under~• Acc•H k>fnlormabonAct :Jocum•ntdivulg• •n v•rtu d• lri L~i ~ur !'•cc•• .ti:l'in.brrri~n Room3553, 630 Fifth Aven-q.e, New York CitY Sep.:t,ember5th, 1942 Dear Mr. Stone: I Ai; agreed with you in New York, I am enclosing herewith the various documents 1.eft with zp.eby the Jugoslavs of the first group-'wh_ichyou so kindly helped me to·despatoh. I .I hope it will prove possible to have these documents placed in safe keeping.with the Department of External Affairs, so that these men may be duly identified if in the future neither I nor any of my colleagues should be available. I attach a short list , ~ which is self-explanatory.· Yours sincerely, . . R. F. Lethbridge, Major, G. s. T. S. Stone, . Und.er-Secretary of state for External Affairs, Department of,External Affairs, • Ottawa, Canada / \. 000195 �Document disdosed under the Access to tnformat1on Act. :)ccument divulge en vertu de la Loi sur t'acc8s 8 .t'inforrnation • September 5th, 1942 .,, ,,. MARKO SIKIC Regis'tration ,,, " Certificate JOSIP SARIC Registration Oertificate Jugoslav Passport. and STEVAl.1SERD.AR Registration Certificate Jugoslav Passport and ., MJllAILKLOBUCAR Registration Certificate and Jugoslav Emigrant Passport. BOZAPRPIC Certificate. of Naturalisation 116463, Series A, May9, 1934. Registration Certificate and Unemployment Insuran~e .Card. LUKA BILJAN certificate of Naturalisation 105616, Series A, May 9, .1934. Registration Oertif icate "Louis 11• EMIL VRJtLJAN Registration Certificate Furlough Certificate. LUKA JELIC Registration and Certifi~ate 000196 �Documentdisclosed under the ,:1.ccessto inforrnet1onAct. Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur !';;;cces a /'information ! ✓ • Room3553, 630 F:if'th Avenue, New York City September 4th, 1942 • Dear Mr. Stone: Allow me to thank you for your very great help in the matter of Travelling Documents for my men. Without your help I do not know how we could have got things done so expeditiously. I shall be having another group in the comnear future, and as I am most anxious tci avoid a repetition of the hectic rush and flurry of last time, I propose,. with your permission, to send up the necessary application forms some time next week. paratively ✓ -"/ May I say once again how very grateful I am, both personally and on behalf of S.Oo, for your great help. • • Yours sincerely, MJ~e. R. F. Lethbridge, Major, G., s. T. ii. Stone, Esq., The Under-Secretary of State for External Affairs, Dept. of External Affairs, Ottawa, Canada 000197 �TAS 0/.b, l\,f f ~ ,•\,l' / Document disclosed under the Access to fnfo1mat1on Act• I:mP':rrt divu!g9 en vertu de la Loi sur i'acces 8 !'mformet:on <,/· I • ,<1/1' SECRET My dear Comm.issioner Wood., Would you be good enough to let knm•1at your convenience Jnformation concerning said now to be living seem to have any record ment. whether me you have any Carlo PERESSI who is in Quebec. We do not of him in this Depart- , Yours sincerely,. ~Commissioner s.T. Wood, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, OTTAWA. 000198 �Document ditclos.ed und•r th• AccH• to fnform•tion ActDocum•nt divulg• en v•rtu d• lti Lo: •ur l'•cc•• i l'mlormai10n BRITISH SECURITY CO-ORDINATION 680, FIFTH (ROOM CIRCLE A VENUE 31Sll3) NEW YORK CITY 6•6300 24th August, 19 4 2. Dear Mr. Stone, • Gould you let us lmovrwhether you have anything on Cariho PERE~_;r,now living in Quebec? \ His name has been suggested by one of our contacts as a reliable agent for investigating FrenchFascist con.~eotions. If the report is favourable, our contact will recommend PERESSIto Mr. Bersani - as I suggested to you this morning. Yours sincerely, ~ T. A. Stone, Esq.., Department of External. Affairs, Ottawa, Ontario. AJH/eec 000199 �~ocum•nt diacloHd und•r th• Ace••• to fnform•t1on A.ct Docum•nt divulgllt•n "•r1u de I• Loi 5ur l'•co•5 a r,nkmn,1tion 680, FIFTH (ROOM CIRCLE 6•6800 A. VENUE 3:,:,3) NEW YORK CITY Room 1121, Canadian Bank of 25 King West Toronto. Laurent Assistant Ottawa. Dear Beaudry, Under Esq., Secretary Commerce Bldg, for External Affairs, Mr. Beaudry: telephone applications this Mr. T. A$ Stone suggested to me on the morning that I forward the enclosed passport and statutory declarations t6 you. I understand that Mr. Stone has explained the urgency and I would appreciate very much if you could the passports and certificates of identity to me in Toronto by special delivery. It now appears that these men will Toronto by Wednesday 26th August at the latest in order to missing the only boat available for a considerable period bly return leave avoid - proba so me months. I may possibly be in New York during the next two days and if any questions arise I would appreciate your getting in touch with Mr. E. Curwain, or my Secretary Miss Woodruffe, at mWAverley 4561, Toronto. Many thanks for your co-operation, Yours very truly, /<)h.__., L--< for British Security Co-ordination. 000200 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on r ~ BRITISH SECURITY CO-ORDINATION 630, FIFTH (ROOM CIRCLE NEW YORK 6•6300 Page A. VENUE 3553) , CITY 2 eight For obvious reasons the Voucher for these/applicants had to delete the words that he had known the applicants for at least two years. I trust this will be satisfactorye In three instances the applicants hold certificates of naturalisation but only one can be produced without involving a delay of two or three days. However, the numbers of the other two certificates have been inserted and, further, one of the two holders is in any case surrendering a British passport, enclosed herewith. P,S. Enclmsed:- 8 1 5 16 passport applications naturalisation certificate statutory declarations photographs coveri~g the 8 passport applications, one for each man duly certified, the other not certified. ~~ for ·TGD-B. 000201 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on TAS/HMP. August 19th, 1942. BY HAND My dear Major Drake, Would you be good enough to pass the enclosed teletype on to Bayly in New York. Yours sincerely, Major E.M. Drake, 345 Laurier Ave. East,, THOMAS A. STONE. OTTAWA. / 000202 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on ONE SIGNED COPY ONLY OF THlS MESSAGE TO BE DELIVERED TO ROOM 309 - EAST BLOCK ---·.. ~-· IMi-JIATE ( ) CYPHER ( ) EN ( ) CLAIR TELETYPE MESSAGE File No ............................. No ............................. To: THE CANADIAN MINISTER - WASHINGTON From: THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR EXTERNAL AFFAIRS - OTTAWA PLEASE USE DOUBLE SPACING WHEN TYPING THE MESSAGE BELOW BAYLY Following for STONE From Shall Monday and would like to see Stephenson town. Please Begins: be in New York to see you. too if he is going to be in let me know since p_/wN$ going ·to be tha.-.e I s-~ return • Would like if you are not M=-y to Ottawa Sunday night. Ends. (If further space is required please use a second page) Date ............~~~·~·~·~···~~~.~.Room No ........~J'.?. .........Bldg ......~.~·~·~···~~9.9.~ ......................Local.. ....!?..19..?. ............. .'........ . Name of Sender ....................TUOMAS ...A .•...S..T.ONE.•................... Authority .........T.fl:.~ (Typewritten)' (~ure ............................. of person authorizing message) 000203 �Docum•nt diacloHd und•r th~ Ace••• to fnlormat,on Act· Oocum•nt diyulg~ •n v•rtu d• I• Loi ~ur l'•cc•• ; !'mlorrri•ti0r1 '. '. '\ ...... '-~ : . - ,, ~:: .. -: ·:,~ • •l C ;' • ' Ciph,er·,Office:·: .•,, 1; . •, ' ... / i~ ~. ' , :•/: ,. • • • ·:··· .. ::•• • ·- \ /..:;';;(>,/ 4' •. •• - ,..,,,:•:-::i, ,':'.•;•.··,.:,.,,,(· ,.. j:;:~::\:.f(/\::.'.r,_;>... :;,;:: ,' To: ---- ~ .; • •• f despat~ii· 'the fo!]9yv_ing, m'essage'iii.ciphffr·:, \':Pl~~se ,.• ... .·., ' ... ,...r-_' ,,::: .....\, ·,' ·,, '.,..-·,t' ....; ~~.' ', . ' ~~- !\; ' ' :: •' • • : ',r' ~'" "-,,. .... , ,:~·: .'•:,.:, _. '----i ' .•NC251( ·.:' ..:.. # NEWYORK ,.· ,, -- ' •. --'~-- ··"-'-~~-.:.....,, ··-.#TO STONE ,. ,'i ~ ,_,._,, . :. ' FM ',,; .. .,. .' ~---''--~-·:~. '. l ..,. :/ ; ,· ~ _;;~~__!_.:_ _' / ·- =YOUR oc447 JULY 22ND -· ---'-- STOP ~ - ·-·--------..,..-~--•-·•- " '• "'-.:~-.i. '- AM NATURALLY RESULT BUT ~=REALIZE YOU DID E1/ERYTHING '' , ' ..... ,L.-"'-'-'-~,--•_._•\:. --•-~----"'~- - - ' ... ___ ,_ MANY THANKS YOUR KIND •EFFORTS TO :•=ASS I ST RE HAMMOND STOP IN DISAPPOINTED . .:~, •• • i • • '' • , : • • "--·-~'---"--~-~- •• '•_'. • _.._~' _..,_ - ·7 ·, ,,- .__ -•-~ POSSIBLE AND AM MOST GRATEFUL STOP MUCH TROUBLE FOR YOU ----' -' . ...........-.........------• #t , --• --- rr • .- _ - ____..:_~_......_..._ IT LED TO SO STOP I,.'» =1153 ;• . _.,__ ~·· ·., .·-~7:7_ ;""':"="''::·:---:----~- ,, ' ,•', J -. '' • I, ', ~ . ' , ,'/: t· ·:,,-,/- ' ·,,r. '1 -, ' ''J' ,, .. ..,,. , ·,• ., ' ,.::'/•:' '> ~==OC447 22 ', ,,' \ I. '• ... M..IFiM.·58 lOOM-2-41(9459) • • . B.Q: 1772-39-1719 ,' ,'' 000204 �Document disclosed under the Access to fnformat,on ActJocument divulge en vertu de ta Loi sur J'acces nntormati'on a : ' \ , ONE SIGNED COPY ONLY OF THIS MESSAGE TO BE DELIVERED IM-IATE ( ) CYPHER (- ) EN CLAIR ( ) TO ROOM 309 I TELETYPE MESSA~~ No, • , ................... To: THE CANADIAN MINISTER • EAST BLOCK 1~ J3:J:.; ()<// No .... WASHINGTO.} • V ·/ (j / O~ From: THE SECRETARY O,F STATE FOR EXTERNAL AFFAl;S ~WAc----PLEASE USE DOUBLE SPACING WHEN TYPING THE MESSAGE BELOW FoUowing~for Stone From Bayly . Have ha.d conferences and Supply. ot Munitions and orders with Harkness and Taber In view of new commitln.ents t ·a1cen on by Northern E~ectric way clear see their to releasing regrets asked me to send you his :ngnilll he was extremely in this Begins: matter. - co-operative afternoon Hammond. Harkness and to tell you that I must say that he.has been most to reach a solution which would satS Harkness brought to my office this Dr. D.A.- Keys of McGill who is working with the Wartime Bureau of Technical Personnel which traces down and l00ks after and training in Hamm.end's line of work. tnxious can't sorry th_at he couldn't 'meet your wishes in trying isfy y~ur needs. they just in the section men of experience He .is m0st to help yQu to find a substitu:te·and I would suggest that your best plan would qe to come to see him in Ottawa. He .would prefer to see you in Ottawa rather than in Montreal because he has all :files here. of his lists and He is here on Wednesdays and he weuld be -glad to see you en this swing the Hammondrelease that the matter day 1n·any week. :ro-:,;you. did get sympathetic Sorry! couldn't I am convinced• consideration however by all concerned. Ends. (If further space is required please use a second page) Date ...22nd..,J.uly.•l.9.42.Room No ..,.ll.3:.......... ,.Bldg;...~a$..1i ..J~l.~9.~, ........... ,......... .Local........!?.1Q~ .................... . Name of Sender ..~.9.W.JA§ ..~ii ••••~i.'9.~i/MG ............. ,...... ,....,...,Authority ................7.:.~.~ (TfPCwrttten) (Signature"'6fi,erson .......................... 000205 authorizing message) �r -· Document disclosed under the Access to fnformat1on Act Dornmeot d;volge eo vert, de la Lo, su, !'acces a /',nfo,:at,on 1v; 7 , I ••• • filv JI:.~~ --✓ BRITISH SECURITY CO-ORDINATION 630, FIFTH (ROOM CIRCLE A. VENUE 3555) NEW YORK 6•6300 CITY July 21, 1942. Dear Mr. stone: Thank you very much indeed for the trouble have gone to regarding Hammond. I am enclosing £armTP.l duly completed. think forms TP.J and TP-4 should be filled the Northern Electric decision regarding you I do not out here. I think will have copies of these forms if Hammondis favourable. their I should like to keep the copies here for future use. ----- (B. deF. Bayly) Technical Adviser. T- A. Stone, Esq., Department of External Affairs, OTTAWA, Canada. BdeFB:EB Enc. 000206 �Docum•nt di1cl0Hd und~r fl• .1i.cc••• to lnform•tion ltd• D6c.Um•n't'di-,u1,, •n "•"' d• I• Loi •wr !'•ccfi!J a /'iniorm•tion '7 • FORM TP. I. Application for permit to employ . f..;:,;-; '· ! ' ( ! '. '_; ~ •. . ;,/:, I,) , ' .. ·~ .• ., P •. ·,.. .,-.. .,.,. ·"')1' - - , • • - , ,, • • .,,,.. ~ • , APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO EMPLOY A PERSON UNDER ESSENTIAL'. WORIC(SGIEN4'IFIG AND.TECHNICAL PERSONNEL)' ·-·-·"" • ·REGULATIONSi.1942~· P.C. 638 .. Director, Wartime Bureau of Technical Personnel, Ottawa, Ontario . r • : I,' ~! t} • ' ,1 I • r ~ I ; ., W:e..her.ewitli!m~ke applic'atiow fof.permissiori to employ ........•...................... .•.............•.......ROLAND. ....E!Ui!EST. .....HMJUl!lO.:NP. .............................................................................................. . • • • .. ••••••• ., ••• 1<Na,;n~,of ~rs(;/n·t1>.J;>.e)1mployedi................................. . • at our place of business at .......~~.Q..;Jr~ff~ ..~!~:':l:~~..'...~~~ ..1'..'.~r,~--~~~1 .....(~~~.}?.?.?..L • • ~~ ... ,,, ...... ,., ,,. •• _,.,., , ........... '"-·•-···~•-, .. ~-•¥•"-·•·,:. .. ',·:, J~ .• .)I ................. •;·, 't , Development Engineer · . • as• a ............................................................................................................................................................................... . . (Describe :professional or engineering work ·proposed) ............. Date'of application: .• ·.·., •·'•'"'·'J:• ,, ... , •• ,v:-~·.l.: ••• • .,,, ...'.,.,:..; ................... J.'P.l ....?.l,...t .'4.2............................. • B d~ng75 • • .. .. ',:, • ,- , . . .l?I.".i~~~~ ...$.~.~~;i..~Y. ..9.9;:-:0.#~~.~~t9A ....... (Na.me of employer) I, ••.9.3..Q: :f.:g'.t.µ: :AY.1?.W,l,~ ,. ~N.e.W:: J;p;r.~. ,.,Ct.ty.... e cer for 'l) ,,., Iorer) B87lY, Te (Address of employer) ical Adviser ( .. ,. , .., ,-:. ;, , . , .· , . Room 'Essential informqition to ·be supplied by employer: • 3 5 ) 5 5 1. Na,:ture of work of employer ............0.9.~t.<l,~~t4.i;i),..wg, ..yyg~~:.:.:,..·..'..:.:......,................................ 2. Term of employment proposed ........P.~~~~<>~ ..~.(.!8.~'l'.'.:.;: ....:..·.r___-......•.....:~......-.· .............................. ·.3 ..·Remuneration · ................................................. Confidential * , :.---~--.•, !, • • •. • • Allo-wances of · ··all·.:kmds .................................................. .. < ; : ) ~ ,,,,;'~•:tr.,,..; .... , ···- • ' .. 4. Are services of employei to be secured on loa.n?.1.. ,,)!·es .......F.r.om.)'}!qr.thern ..E1e.ctr.ie ..Company · · • ..... ··• •.....•' · ••• , • Data re prospective employee: ·, ) ~ ·' •, , ') Montreal •·-,~ .' . (a) Present address ............69.3.5 ...S.b-~m;".O.Q#;~ ...S:li;:r.~~.t,...W.e.$.t., .....JlJJ.o.:g.t..:r.!:i!.l?:l ................................. (b) Telephone number (if known) ......................................... .. (c) Pre.sent or last employer: ....~9.:r.tt~#.~ ..~:L.e.q:t:r,-~4c_;yJ_c>~P~.'..'. .....::....::.......•..•.....' ......................... . :...... (d) Address of present l . '. ,__ • • ' 01. ' .... •• Shearer··street Montreal L ,........................ Canada last employer ............................................... , ........................ •. • I • t : , ' , ,, - , , • • • : ;.' I•"".\.• j "' ~+ ' • '' • : . , State any additional particulars .regarding proposed emP,loy~e or your w9rk that will assist in deter, •• • ; ··-· }; • of , ;·.; 1·;~~~;<:··j .l ., • t, I·, , • • ..... mining the essentiality of the services to be performed ..................................'.......................................... ·:····Esse~~~~~..;!:?.:'.~ ..~~.:~:..6.~r.~~~~f.:.·.~:£t;~ ..'.~~.~~~~r.:·~~Y.6.~.L·~.~ ..:~~~ ..~~...~~~~ ..?~ someo.u~ ..~QW.U .. tb.~...s.;i,.guer....af ...this ...f~m. ..£or...a.t..l~.as.t ..t.e.n.y~.at"fJ...!.!.~;i;l. .............. .. .'\'.(Q ... posstP.±.Y. ..P.~ ..Jt!~P.;i;.9Y~.9:.! ......................•......:.·...•..: .................................................................................... , ..... Abstract from P.C. 638: • . · .. , , , , .• .. • ; i . . , .1 .• . "Any employer who contravenes or.fails,to c,ompl,y'Yith•;·........,.....8/~~Y:order ?r regulation under the authority of the regula.tions, sball · be gui1ty,·of_an· offence,,.and hable on su •conviction to a fine not exceeding Five Hundred Dollars." • • • ·' '. • • • h .,.:_., 1 * Under Secrets Act an employe~ of British Security Co-Ordination allowed to divulge his emolwnents to any other person or -persons. the Official is 000207 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la /J.01sur l'acces a l'mformat1on . FORMULE TP. I (Demande de permis d'emploi.) ' DOMINION DU CANADA DEMANDE DE PERMIS D'EMPLOI EN .VERTU DES REGLEMENTS·SUR • .. •• LES TR.AVAUX. ESSENTIELS .(PERSONNEL SCIENTIFIQUE ET TECHNI_QUE), C.P. 638, 194~ Le Directeur, L'Officede placement des'techniciens en temps de guerre, Ottawa, Ontario. • . . Nous demandons par les. presentes l'autorisation· d'employer ........................... . . ' ~ ;..;................................................. :..................... :fri~~·~ii~;~;;~~~·~·i~~;i···'······· ....................................................... .. a.notre place. d'affa~~~:a ..:........:........::....:....:.:......:.....:.:......................:.:.....:....:.::..:.....::...:.·.:·..:..:·.~····· ..····:.....:::....'.. • -.•---•••r••~ ..... --••• :•• ••~~'-•-•-••-~•-•••••••••••'~•••~~•• •-•••••• • ..:k-• ••r •••• ...... ,.,-• •---• en capacite de .................................. ,....,................................................................... :.................................................. . , • (Designation de_['emploi professionnel ou technique COD;Cerne) . Date de la demande . , .. • t .. . : , .... , :. .:. ·,· ... : . \· . : ••••• ; ••• - • • .. - . • • • • • • :. - .J • .. • . ; : •• ~ (N om de l'employeur) • .••.•:••.-.••••••••••••••• ·:-••••• ·\ii~~~~~>"'·: ..._. ............... ·::·::: ..'. ' ···~·;~ .::·:: "c:it~;~~;;~tii~1:i'~~t~~i~~· d~· i;~~;i~;~~; i..): :·...... ', ••• "' ';,,, • • •. ' •. ·,. ' t - . : . Renseignemerits essentieJs exiges ·1e,V.employeur~··... . .· . \ ,.·. . . .: . ' . . . .. ~·..G~i1r~.d'.affair~ de_if.'employeur.·:···: .....:.,...:..........:·.··:.:·::·:·'.··:··:··:····-·, ..,:.::··.'':·::··:· ..:··:·,··:................... :,........ 2. Du~•eede ·1'eniploi conc~~.nf·:·····;······:········:····· .........:.:··:::..:..,.:_.:_.:·:'::··::··:·:·:::··:;·····:·:·.····.:····;·:·.~·····.:·····: .. ' ' • .........:.....,................................. All, ocat·ions a·1verses:...............·._..: '....... • :······..: ................... 3. 1R emuneration: : •• • : • • j -' • ' ' ' •, • "' , ' - . .~ •. • • . ) -· . . .• . 4. Les-services de 1em:ploy,e·sont.:1Ispretes? ......................................... :.....:............................................ .. • '. ••• . • '.,. • < • j ' / Donnees.sur l'employd en perspective: . : . ' . . ... ' • •• \,. . • • --·••• ' . ' (a) Adresse actuelle::.....:....'.....:.:·......:".........:.......l........:·.::.......:..:....:..:....:..:.:::::.....:......::::...'.'...:...........:.......... (b) Numero de telephone...................... '....................... :...................:......:....................... :..:.......:.:................ (c) Employeur actuel ou dernier employeur immediat ................:......................................................... .. (d) Adresse...............:..............'....................................................................................................................... . . - -~- - ··- .. _.. . (e) Fournir tous renseignements complementai-~essur l'employe en perspective ou ¥otre g_enr~ d'affaires pr~pres a permettre d'etablir ,le caract.ere essentiel des services requis .._.....................~ ••• ' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• J •• ; • • •• : • ......................... : • •••• •• ~ •• ·························································································································.•····················· Extrait de C.P. 638: " Tout employeur ou agent qui enfreint ou neglige d'observer les dispositions des prese1\ts Reglements OU de toute ordonnance edictee ,en vertu de ces Reg:lements. sera coupable d'une infraction et passible, sur declaration sommaire de culpabilite, d'une amende ne depassant pas cinq cents dollars." 000208 �Document disclosed under the Access to fnfo:mation Act. Document divulge en vertu de la Lo: sur !'acces 8 !'informat:on ·, TAS/HMP. BY SAFE.RAND My dear Bayly., I fear that I will Hammond as soo,Jl as I had ma,tter can be entirely cleared I find. an Interview with a man named Colonel to. you about not get an ans~er hop.ed. that Taber r Before the have to h~ve (whom I think. you know,) ~n Munl,t:19,ps a,nd SU,PP;l:Y.' I ·,s~qµld be able tc>' . send word to you, however. by.··Monday ·or; Tuesday. I h~:d aµ. '.appointment -~. with Taber for today bu.t .he was call.ed 9u~ bt town and is coming to -see me at the beginning·or the, ' In the meantime I aJn sending you b,er.~'!ir a co:py .o:t'. the Oro:er in Council of Marcb: :25th by -wJ:ijieh the regulations. \ti th .:respect to taqhp.ical •persoil,llel wete·:put ~-into force.. I am als.o encl:osing copies of forms ·1'.P• L,: T.P. '3 and. T-'P-w4, and of the p,amphlet proviq.ing general. . information 1~egarding the .regulations •. • The·9e 'forms are self"!", explanatory .and will' nave to be filled in by you an,d by • whatever •technical men. 1qay be trans-ferred' to your job as with th.e C:i).ses arise:., .Wheµ ~,. Lea told m~. abo1.2;tthese, I asked him what should ·oe put in under, the heading 11nature of • work of employee" .in the case .of confidenti.ail. vmrk and he replfed that th:e phrase "oonf:idential war ~10rktt would be sa't· is f ac::i.,ory. ... • Yours sincerel.y • THOMAS A. ~', , deF i .B~yly, . Technical STONE·• - Esq,. , Adviser. Room 5555, 630 Fi:fth Ave.• New York, N..Y •. 000209 �Document disclosed under the Access to In.formation Act. Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur raccas /'informf)t1on 1 I WARTIME BUREAU OF TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL OF LABOUR CANADA IN. REPLY REFER TO FILE NQ, ___________ _ CONFEDERATION CONFIDENTIAL BUILDING, OTTAWA, 16th July, 1942. The Under-Secretary of State for External .Affairs, Ottawa, Ont .. Attention - Mr. T~ Dear Mr. Stone, Immediately following our telephone conversation of this afternoon regarding Mr. R. E. Hammondwho was the subject of your letter of July 6th, 1942, I telephoned Colonel H. A. Taber, Director GeneraJ. of SignaJ.s Development and Research, Department of Mtmitions and Supply as promised, and Colonel Taber told me that in view of the situation now existing in the Northern Electric Companywith respect to the manufacture of certain war materials urgently needed by the Canadian government, he felt extremely doubtful whether Mr .. Hammond could be spared without impairment of efficien.cy. He further stated however, that he proposed to confer with you at the earliest possible opportunity, and anticipated either that fJfr. Hammondcould be transferred to Professor Baylyrs work, or that he would be able to recommendsomeone else more readily availabie who would be equally competent to undertake the work. As promised during our conversation I am enclosing herewith a few copies of Form T.P.l which are to be completed when it is desired to employ anyone who is technical personnel. Since they may be of use to you I am aJ.so enclosing copies of Forms T.P.5. and 4, which are notice of cessation of employment, or of transfer on loan, or on leave of absence, and are to be completed by the employer and the employee respectively; aJ.so a copy of P.0.658 (1942) which sets out regulations with respect to tecbnicaJ. personnel, and a few copies of the pamphlet providing general information regarding the regulations. ,Additional copies of all of these are always available upon request. 000210 �Document disclosed under the Access to Jnformat1on Act Document divulge en vertu de !a Loi sur !'acCSs !'information a If we can be of further assistance to you with respect to the case of Mr. Hammondplease do not hesitate to g~t in touch with us. Yours sincerely, HWL/MW Enc. 000211 �Documentdisclosed under the Access to !nforrnat1onAct• Documentdivulge en vertu de la Loi sur /'acc8s a /'inforrnatron ONE SIGNED COPY ONLY OF THIS MESSAGE TO 'BE DELIVERED IMME.E ( ) CYPHEK_; ( ) EN ( ) CLAIR TO ROOM 309 - EAST BLOCK TELETYPE MESSAGE File No ............................. No ............................. To: THE CANADIAN MINISTER - WASHINGTON . ' From: THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR EXTERNAL AFFAIRS - OTTAWA PLEASE USE DOUBLE SPACING WHEN TYPING THE MESSAGE BELOW Following for From Bayly Stone Your NQ_g27 . Had ~. further to-day + expect and I:think talk everything tp be able to let word in tp.e course w::I: th Harkness will be O.K. you.have definite of' a day or so. Ends. (If further space is required please use a second page) 16th July 113 East Block 3402 Date ............................................ Room No .........................Bldg ......................................................... Local ........................................ ~9.¥.!.-i:e .... ~.~ .... 121.9~./MG······· (Typewritten) Name of Sender ................... ..···Authority ........''.:~~~ (Si~of ....................... person authorizing message) 000212 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on ONE SIGNED COPY ONLY OF THIS MESSAGE TO BE DELIVERED IMIJ)IATE ( ) CYPHER ( ) ( ) EN CLAIR TO ROOM 309 - EAST BLOCK TELETYPE MESSAGE File No ......................"....... No ............................. To: THE CANADIAN MINISTER - WASHINGTON From: THE SECRETARY OF.STATE FOR EXTERNAL AFFAIRS - OTTAWA PLEASE USE DOUBLE SPACING WHEN TYPING Following for From Bayly THE MESSAGE BELOW Begins: Stone Your NO 227 Had a further talk with Harkness to-day and I think everything I expect to be able to let will be O.K. you have definite word in the course of a day or so. Ends. (If further space is required please use a second page) 16th July 113 East Block 3402 . Date .........................;..................Room No .........................Bldg .........................................................Local ........................................ Name of Sender ...................~.9~~~~ ...~.~ ....~?;',9~~/MG············Authority (Typewritten) ..................................................................... (Signature of person authorizing message) 000213 �Dccum•nt di1cloud und•r th• AccHa to Information Act , li)ocun:•nt divulQ_ei •n vef'Q.I,~!l•,Lo~,.a~rl'•cca•• :•in~.-n•tion ,, ' ' ·.. : .... - --· I ffAYE DISCUSSED TltU,$ FULLY WITH MY CHIEF AND 'fHE WORK1 '~-~~~ ·-~~-~ '~~~:>~ ..,·· ::FOR WHICt1~~WE REQUIRE HAMMONDIS ABSOLUTELY YITAL AND OF: •,·,~-~.,__;c- ··~· ---~..,.-.--;~---;.~--:--~,~.--;:_-;.-:,, . , ·._", - ~- ,---•::, ., ' . ~. ·.·,,, ' ::·:~-~~~-- ·.-~ _.--.: __ • ,-=· -·., I • .·• . --· ~• - -- ••• ., .', ·~_ .-.,..;2',. -~< ·,,·-,•~ ·,,7· ·'. __! •. - ~' 'f.,_...,,~. ,.'>- ---'---'-,,-...... ·-· ,· ·- ~::-~·~. ·~ ... ·~-"' ·~· ~;,,,:,.-•.•.~·-.'r • :, -.: ---- ~•·· -·- -· '. __ .. _ ._FIRST.,_ CLASS _WAR~-~-p~~-~ANCES I AM UNABLE Te SAY WHETHER;_. " . ---_,'., - --~ ~-~-: ' -_:_~ ._,.--~- -i~~. ' ,. . , •·-~ -:---:--: .~-:·:·:-:-'----~ --2 ;,--;----,,. ~-;-- -~-' .., • IT IS MORE v1rAL IN THE;jUNITED NATl@NS INTEREST THAN Tl:iEi: ·c~~-ST-;U :~:~~-,,:---~:~> - .:.-:·, .-·?,-·' ••-~"'.~-,~~:--:<·~-=-:.:.~;·:~s~--:-~-,~~-~-~~\c·j-.'-·,:· ··~-=-1-· . --~~~---!--~-- .- -~-:~- • C;; o~-Bur-,~~iN ; ·' ;~~l=~~~c .J~~-;~~ ~O~t.i~~~ A;IQ c; . ·, HONESTLY SAY THAT THt JOB FOR f\WHICrl WE REQUIRE HIM IS _'; , --'- ---------:-,-- . . -J, ~· ·~. ~~--:~~~--:07:t::·~ --,__ ~~--:-,c-~-,,~--,---:-:-7:~:-, ~ . .·,.: ---c:---- ~ ----~. -_., r .: - ONE OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCEAND I HAYErlBEENABSOLUTELY, - . _ : ,- ' • '' - • __:..~,:·.---~----\.-~-•....'._t:.-•_·_:_·~~· , ' .' --,.,.. ____ .,,.,,,.,,,,--"-·----:--· -~·- - --- ·,1' __ :- • ~· --~ •• • , '., ·--~ ..... J ... _-,_,, -:•> STOP BECAUSE OF _, ·:~~-"~,·..t·_ • .. . ', • ~ •. •;' ____ .....:.._...:.'- • '~::_· r- "o;. • ...... _· _,._.::, ' • -,----~ -·~, ,;!_'._:~----·--- - ,.. .....,...._ ..:_ ___ -'{:~~- -·,·--:·-:~,:·· ·_·_,...,,,__;_,,._._, ......._•~-~ __:_ __ GET -ANY OT~ER MAN T@ FI LL THE:"f'QU AL I FICA T I ONS -· •. • ti NABLE TQ ' "' -~~-~·--· - ·t,--.~~:,. ., , ,_:~--_..........._....__,_··' .--,. ~ -. ,-_- , ,,, -:""--~ ~~. -,, ', ;---_.~ ... _': •, ----- ,· -r-L- --~~ ·.-•-·- .....,_.._ . ,-., - ,-~- ·~ ... -:-~ , ••• --- -,-------~•• •• Tl1E VERY GRAVE $ECURI TY ASPECTSJ.:··:, ___;l__:_~L,,'.'~~ ~~·.·-=--~~=~~·_,": ..-:.-·:~\·!: __:_: _,'·_,. __ ·~---~ __ / __ :__~~ ..,'· ~/. 'INVOLVED IN THE PARTICULAR WORK! IT -1s EXTREMELY/ --• ~-~~-: -~::_::~ ___ ,:•.; ~, FFI CULT • ,'._::,~~~~~···:•-~~--:-:·,c;.~-L=~-~ ~~-::c, ~~,:~~--~~:-~~~-~--~~~-~~~ ~•~ --~,-- 1 T0~USEANY MAN I HAYE NOT lKNOWNOYER A PER10D; M.F.M, 58 l00M-2-41(9459): • H,Q",177~9-1719 • 000214 • �~ ' -,-, , ;''"f ..,,___ ~r•---~ -·~-~.. -: REAS0N IF NO ©THERi IT WOULD[;BE ·ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TG>FIND;• ,~- :- ~ -:·. ' ,,·, . ' ::·.·~-'_·;_._>,7 .~.'.,,.:; ;;·:1{, ;';µ • ·~'";~;:~-.~:' ' - _.':;-~=-=~: --- ---:-~~~~~' .~ __ ... - ____··_,' _.:-~ -c,:-,-,,--, .. ~........___~ ' .. - . :_~,-~• ,;.,.:~ -,- ··~. ,, -,--, ,•- .:__' • ... 1" • :· "•' ·; '""'f, T ••, ,. ::A~--A~!_E_~NA!~!.YE ST~~-~~~~ D~EP~~·~~~P~!HliT IC ~·~~_COLONEL/.'' ' ••-.,~~:•.~•~-•• •,~,._~ -~l:• :,•,,:, ,,,•:'•,-•:••.~•·• •_~:•:!-'.,.•~~-••.,.~ .. , ••.,,•~•:·_,•,·-. '• .: . .,,,,___;'f-·'7- ..-,••~,.~ ' ' .. HARKNESS91SNEEDS STOP 1! AS WELL AsltiNYONE!- KNow~--~~E • :••. __ -:_:·~--~--:--:"·:~./~~~~'.··-:-. • • ·.- --;--,:.-7'.?~ .. -y~··:~: ·--~:--:: .."~-"",::;:-\::?~~:::.~ ..;:_.~ _.,~:~:~,--_:--. ...· · LEAVE 1 .MAGNIFICENT woRK THEY ARE BOING sToP I wouLnl1L1KE ·T·o ~;~~~~ I~,-.~~:.-~--~-:· __•- , ' ::~:"~;j .-.. , •,". ,_'.~~~,~-~t-~---:-.·- --.--,-: ,--~-- ~~~J-~,•-• - :LFRANKLY TCJCijLONEL • •' -~~:•c ,•• ,-,. HARKNESS! IF YOU WOULDT-liLL1~,MrTHI! r-_·.·~·... 'c:••-,,.• ", .....,.. ___ 1 ~•~~•·,.:~ / ... -~--~·,,. -- - _,-:-,--,! • ,,:~r:::-.--:-,,,;:-•~C••_' ,;, ' _,.,-~--,,....,-7-•~~-}-~N-::--~--:-1,', : ' . - . --..• FOLLOWING FACTS!'WITH THE UTMOST PRIECAUTIONSAS TO::., , ,'':/··;·,:~ :.'·,. ·' ,•,, . .' .C.:,...-<.-....._,___,,. __ ~-- -· _ _., ...., .• ....!._ .<SECURITYI THE WORK HAMMONDIS TQ DO IS IN CONNECTION WITH·-: ' -.,.......,,. -,-;· • ' ,, I' , __ ._,..._,,,.~~. "'~ ' ~'- ,, : , • < I • : • •, ,, •• \ • • ,,-,· ' • , - ,- r .__·•. :.-----:;~•~, ~.-,-· . ·, ~.::. -,.,~,- --.- - '> • ' •' ' ·--·c-··--' ~~~ )1 • ~~.,-~----.' 'L'L~~-· '_, ·. ,, ~ ·~_.,;---!4_;:_,_,_._:. .. --- ..~-- '· :·,-:~ ~--~=-~~' : ...... . .J ' ---,;-~. l '•• • !.: -----,. ; '> ' .FO_R ,_AUTGM-ATIC ~·- :. i'..Tf-lELoi:wL-OPMENT· Of URGENTLY NEEDED-MACHINis l ,....- .-,·--;-:~~ ' .•-·-~:· ·7·,-~-----;---:. ..._,._ ... -' --.·... _~_.- ~-_, ___., '. - ,. ... , .,·,. CGDING!.ilPLUSA DEVICE IN l:JSE AT THE PRESENT MOMENTii. ·:. l· .... . -~·_: • ·._·--·~: :_·~r \.. -~----- ----- _1_< . -~·~:::_ ·-, <:__'._ • • • •• ,. , • • ..... _:_·;:_.-: . ·:.____ ••• :_ - . .: •: REGAR DI NG. RADIQ TR_~~-St!_!_:>S I~~---~~~ CH. ·-- CANNOT [~T~ N_,,_DI SCtrss \.' . , . ·.. . ,__ ._.~ • -:---~-:' . . ·-·-~~_,_•_' •... ·~-- : : _. +.:.:..M~-•.___,.___•., - . . . .· :1N THIS MESSAGE BUT WHICH ISr,OF TBEMENDOUS1.F N0T ..: .. • ' ' ' , .. ~n • • ...., ~, .. " :- • J :- '';. ,, - -~.- ::-:, :, .; • ,; :, •• ' ' .-:-.-~ •• ---; ~.~·:'-,~· -.~·. '.l,-T~ • - ~ ,~-~--. ~:: ..'. • ·..:._·.~·.':~-..' :-,:-' ·f'MoMENTOUS--iNtP·O-RTANCE IN ALL TYPES OF \;SECURITY(:,·.;:.:.,.,.....__,,' ...: .... ; ....... -~ '.--.----"'--,~,--,..,._-,.....-"'""7"-,' ,,~ • •,-, ... ~~.'C,-.- I,;.•-~-:,";•:--:~~"; -,~ __ --...,-.··,.•---,,---~ - _:_,_ ~---···-----;-----:-,--.-~,~-·-,,"=, -~-,-=- , ·~· •... ____... ,. .... .l;,_,.c·:· ~~:._- ·.:,~'.: --·,:-.---- .. , •• - .• '·. -.· " ,'~.' , ::.~- :APPRECIATEbT~E DIFFICULTIES ·-. - --•, ,•..,-~, ,--<,,--" _....... ,,......~ ' ,.;,_,,___:_~;:., ....... ,' ·~~ ---~~ ~-··· ........... :.· ___,· _. ,• • , 'I/•• ,.,.. __,· __ ,, ....,..,.---~--.,....,--.--, ·_,__ __ ·-· •.....:, ~ 0 .. _·:_·· ~ ___ ,,_ IN OBTAININ:_-~-,M~~---IN _THI_Si .... , ~- .._~_s_·-:..:__•;__.,::_'_: __·, ,''.•. ' ~-:..· ,,..:,__,;·:,. -~---·· .. --- ."TYPE_~-0 F WORKST@P I WILL ABI DE BY ANY DEC1.SIO N THAT \' ••.• ... .,.....,. • -----,,....,-- ' . . .. l ·.,:' M.F.M.,5~ lOOM-2-41(9459) · li.Q. 11'12-39-1719 ', •- r: ',:' • 'T!",, • •, •• • , • -~-~, --. - .. . ~~ ' - - ' . ..· . ','" - --- .,..a,' t··· • '•.- '-,I, ,' 000215 �'Jocum•nt diadoHd und•r th• AccH• IV fnform•tton Act· y•tw de I.•toi •l/1;1'•.tci~ • l't'irlorm•tior. 9P ~ ••· D~cum~DtdNul!iilti • :., -...... 1 ' • ,'. ' ~' , • ' •• ,'.' • ' ' • ..•, •';•,'· ·T.~LE~RAM / ~~. -~ ,. , ' ~l' • :,PJ~asi;: desp~t~~.:'th~ lqlidiii~gni~~sagc;jn ciphei:;: ' • -· • • ·., ' p' t• '-'.:• l ;:• ' ' •~ • . .,,::·, ' .,:,,: ... -·..:,, to: , , i • • " :-. .. •' t,_. . Ottawa', "C9nt. ' • ' ' ,, '·' · : ._· ..... ·,............:. __ ,_·•~__,_ • ¥ -~ ·. '~?LON&:L ~~R~_~-,----~~E~SS~-,--M_A~E~~~~-,FfE __I~~ MAN 'WHOSE-,~N~E'G~:_,TY A[\J'Di --~·.;,./'.:..:·_._. _- _i:'' ,_._ :". ._:: ' • -·-·,_1,_-,.:.. ..,...!.:.,.,_,,_,,,., - .• , ...:~ _,...1,.._,..., ____ 1' ._ •. JUDGMENT I WOULDTRYST T0 THE tllTMOSTST@PL. ' ·,,:,:: ·.,',, ~~I/':••,• ,' ,t·. , ..'~ ... : ,' ::·1: 1'_,i .·: ', :. I •l'•-,' "',,. ' : ,· ,; ~ /.,: '! ,·• ,:; ' ., " t' ' ,- ·.•. ..·~:,: :,or ; ;., ',':, .·, !•' ' ..... ~ ·, •' .. .. ' ,• , '.~·· .;. , .... ;"' ,:•··'.. • ' • .':\,.~' ':,•'!','' :.l· -,.r •> 1 .: '·:., • • ',' • '\ .,.' ,,•;_ . .. ~ .._ ' ,., . _~:=4 G2~-;5T~Hr:::::• ., ' ;,- .~-----~-}--·;, .. ·-'' ... ' , ; ,;, L • ••' ' t~ •.1..• M.F.M. 58 . lOOM-2-41(9459) ' .H.Q. 1772-39-1719 000216 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on ONE SIGNED COPY ONLY OF THIS MESSAGE TO BE DELIVERED TO ROOM 309 - ' ",.:iMAr~TE ( ) CYPHER ( ) EN CLAIR ( ) EAST BLOCK OC.if-ro~. TELETYPE MESSAGE -S~11-Wh ~ File No............................. No............................. To: '$.I THE CANADIAN MINISTER - WASHINGTON ~ QQ'i 1 Froffl:THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR EXTERNAL AFFAIRS - OTTAWi ~/ 7 PLEASE USE DOUBLE SPACING WHEN TYPING THE MESSAGE BELOW BAnY Following for STONE From Begins: Your NC223 today. Have j:ust had a talk reasonable and who finds having just Munitions there. recently and refused pla:e radio planning constr~ction • ability do the mo~t,useful that work. services . laY:IJlanlike has not be~n used ~o the ful,l. determining He had, before together to rour myself w~o w~s nothing I • ness said that that it'was· was difficult coming to see me, added him leaving con- .if his I saia that but an unfo~tunate of H~ond's importance he was~really getting I t,-o mill stones intermediary it· seemed cl.ear - obvious teqhnioal qua:lifica- to bo~h orgaD;izations. deeply concerned enough to carry Har~- o.n th~ tec~iQal somewhere near the e~d of the ro~d, that •sid~, it on wi:th t~e wotk in h~nd short-handed ' as they are, •1.et alo~ to a . ~f a.~n we~e o; the higbest · whe~e Hammondcould aganization. ., 'ri:Yo tba.t the serv;ces has just taken on. about Hammondand he said that ' vital .of aero- and arr.i ved at the correct caught between the upp_er and the nether tions Electric did nc>t want to. prevent were really that a.nd we ag:reed v1;i.~_h ea.ch 0th.er it was you enquiring he very definitely . .. feels • reasonable a couple of, known facts he himself to use him in some big n~w job it was merely a-question~of clusion of Hammondto wo~k with Taber which Northern Harkness was thoroughly ·p~sition f'rom· the Dep_artment. of from what he said t~t He .was, however, that a request Hammond'.s technical who w~s very in a most emba~rassing Supply for the rel~se I gather recently himself with Har~ess • as~ume new jo:t>s which 1-- aJ;9e bei~g pus~ed the.ir ~Q,S. (If further space is required please use a second page) Date ........J.uly....l.4;th. .........Room ~o ......ti.~........... Bldg .............~.~·~·~···~i~9.~ ...............Local.......~;~.9.?....................... Name of Sender ...............~~...A~ .... ~~9,~/~.~ ........:..Authority ................................................................... .. (Tri,ewritten) (Signature of flerson authorizing message) 000217 �Document dis dosed under the Access to Information Act. Docu~ent d1vulg6 en vertu de la Loi sur /'acce<>8 !'information ONE SIGNED COPY ONLY OF THIS MESSAGE TO BE DELIVERED --IM!WSIATE ( ) CYPHER ( ) EN CLAIR ( ) TO ROOM 309 - EAST BLOCK •✓ ..... TELETYPEMESSAQE Fjle No ............................. No ............................. To: THE CANADIANMINISTER - WASHINGT.ON · From: THE SECRETARYOF·STATE FOR EXTERNALAFFAIRS - OTTAWA PLEASE USE DOUBLE SPACING WHEN TYPING THE MESSAGE BELOW Following for Begins: From • way every v,ay. put the mat'J;er up to you in this Harkness, on his side, .I am sure agree will Hanmon.d it y~ur need fpr him is absolutely ag~eed to clean him.that ., ... • • state . at I felt ~. many fo~ ;me tc:>deal wi:th Thursday you could let , sl · so perhaps tnen •. l{'i> 1..,- on9e. ~ that • '3-=-° vital. hi~ sla~e witn Munit;ons in my- present to release * He also and su~ply. I told three we~e too fronts ' • ~ He. will . be in Ottawa until . ~ ; me ha~e word from yo~ bero,e - Ends. (If further space is required please use a second page) . ' Date ......illlY ...l.½t~.t.......... Room No ........ll.3 . ........ Bldg ......Ea.at..J~lo.ck..................... Local.. ....340.2.................... .. ·Name of Sender...............fflO~S ...A,•.... STONE/BMP •............ Authorlty...................................................... :.............. . (Typewritten) ~ (Signature of person authorizing message) 000218 �')ocument di•cloHd under ti• AcCH3 to lnfor,:r,•tio;1AdJocum•nt di>JUIQ• •" -;ertu d,i I• Loi •ur faccf•, ti !'mbrm•t1on . ,.... . . . '' ' '' IF YOU THINK I SHOULD:,•_.:· . • • HANDLE VIA EXTERNAL AFFAIRS . . ST6P ' ' • '. . ------,-.--~ D© S0 I WILL STOP ~-~ '--··-<-;,. · · ., · - • -~- - ~:~: --- ------- _:;_: ..... ··- ·--,.....-...c,.._. ··-., ___,_._,__ ,_ ~ ••~·,:.;.~,. '-~' ·....... - ... -~ -' ' _,: ___ I AM 'NOT AT ALL SYMPATMET IC WITH: :. ·~ .~~ _!..·--·011- , _ _:_;' "·· • : ••__!J: _~---~~-- .. :-.... -~ _:,_ '""'.'._~ . --- __..,,,.___ } :.·'."":_,;::__:L_. -~_:,;__ ,=--~;'._~--:_-; ~-~~ ~-----··· _.,._~--· • ·:.. .-··.-= HAVE LOST A. CERTAINl/NUMBER OF TECHNICAL MEN T0 THE ARMEli)1 ' • .. . . .. . • .. . . 4 . ' . ' I:• • •..•••. ' FOflcES -E~c;' r..-,;~~AN -, s' Nof;ING-USED 1NA-'TECHN°,C 0 • ~~.=_.~:_ ,•• =-!-·~--- ,, ...... -~--_:_~_ ...._i*·-=~~:___· -~~~__:_· ..__ -_...,.,..-i..,_.~ --- • • "-'--~~-~::..·~-,-_-r-.- l' . . r,. · CAPACI TY EXCEPT YE.RY I NDI RE:CTL Y STOP~~JTO MY PERS<9NAL;. · . .•.· •.•~~~~~;-E~nit1~wo;;z ,-,_£~~_ £ER ii~= ~~E2~t~! -;~-u LDiE-, ;P_" - • 'i;()·R~~-i-~A~ ea~-l-~E;--~~;0u_,_woaLD -Pur-aN-_WHAT.-PR-E~S-UR~E, .::...: ' _,. #,-. • ~- •• ·., '.'• ' ..._ .. ;: ., _._._. ~ -;-;-~:---;-.-~~-,.,--~;------.- . _.._...._._ ,.,.._ ~--·-__... ' - - . --~·~· ~:~,---. - _,' '_ ·-.----,,- ------~ -~·' ''' ~- , ____ -· - _.,_ - --c.. ... - ....( - •• :YOU CAN WITHOUT EMBARRASSINGYOURSELF IN ANY WAY AND IF;:~\• __ _,_-- . :, . - ...-~-~ •• ~,. ~.,•, - -----·-:...·"r· .:-...,..~·.:.:;~:-. ~•: ,•"" r '• ,,1 •,,I• '• • -½ , ~.:..___..::_: __ :.,_ ___,_•~-------:----~--:-~. ','" ~•," ~~-,•---:~--.,+..,...,,,-,--,--. ,,____ --------; -•-' . .. •.. THlrREJIS ANYTHING I SHOULD O PLEASE ADYISE ME STOP,'., · ..... · · ..•.:-~-·~=:~~::-_-~:--. ---.--. ~~--,·=-~;~-~~~.-:. ---. -~=··; ~-~-~ .--- --~=~T~:c'-~:~,~~~ :~.-~·-~--~- ______ _ T@ANKYOU VERY MUCH FOR WHAT YOU HA~E fl©NE TO DATE STOF 000219 �Document disclosed under the Access to InformationAct Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on ONE SIGNED COPY ONLY OF THIS MESSAGE TO BE DELIVERED lr.'.IATE ( ) CYPHER _( ) EN CLAIR ( ) TO ROOM 309 - EAST" BLOCK TELETYPEMESSAGE , No, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• To: THE CANADIAN F·1 N ~ e o •••• , ---- - - -----...._ ~············ . ',, 7 • WASHIN,;r"ON MINISTER - oc..J2, ~~ From: THE SECRETARY OF STATE_FOR EXTERNAL AF\AIRS. - OT~AWA ' _..---· PLEASE USE DOUBLE SPACING W:HEN TYPING THE MESSA.G~_~ELQW-_..-- BAYLY Following for Reference Hammond of the Northern following letter Electric asking your letter should from the Division unde.rtak~n. and to other your request and . . I~ add.i.tion additional in have done ·in view of. the· • to· thi,s, applications a t. the. present 1 for the release ~f still for Hammond being amo~g them. • . \Ve ar.e most anxious we. possi·bly from any in War work, more engineers employees than we really pe.ople, released both to the Services involved time we haye several further week • fpr Hammond's services. G~vernment Agencies work which the 4 with reference I have had no application which Mr~ Hammond is-employed, ,~ we h~ve of July from Ottawa this We have already :technical. I have received Begins: . Up to date source Company. from Harkness. to Hammond, on my return ~_egins: your message the other- day conce~ning I received other STONE From ___.. .. to assist in any way that can and, as I will• be in Ottawa the early week, I. wi.ll g13t in touch with yo ..u by: teiephone. part Ends. of next ·. , - I' shall - let which I may have with him here. make application direct • you know the result In the- meantime ~o Northern of any talk d,o yoµ intend. tq Electric? Ends. (If fur.ther space is required, please use a second page) Date ......~~.~Y....~~~.~~ ..........Room No ......ll.3 ..........Bldg ..........J~~t . I ....ijlo.Q.t ..................Local.......~~Q~...................... ..-.-.iv-v1.~. Name of Sender ................THOMAS ...A......S'I!ONE.BMP............Authority ..........,.l..'(.~1 .....~.~ ......................... 000220 (Typewritten) . (Si~~f person authorizing message) �\ rONE SIGNED copy:oJLY IM-)IATE ( ) CYPHER ( ) EN ( ) CLAIR Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi s'ur /'accE!s a l'mform~1on oF THIS MESSAGE To BE DELIVERED To ROOM 309 - EAST BLOCK TELETYPE ·MESSAGE. File No ..........-................... No ............................. To: THE CANADIAN MINISTER - WASHINGTON , From:. THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR. EXTERNAL AFFAIRS - OTTAWA PLEASE USE DOUBLE SPACING WHEN TYPING THE MESSAGE BELOW Following for BAYLY STONE From Begins:· Reference yoµr message the other day doncerning Hammond.of.the Northern Electric Company~ I have received following Begins: letter from Harkness. I•received to Hammond, on rrq return your letter from Ottawa this the of July 4 with reference week. Up to date I have had no application from any other source asking for Hammond~sservices. We have already released from the Division which Mr, ~ammond is. employed, both to the Services technical 1 employees than we·really In addition time we have several applications.for people, additional your request and should have done in view of the . work which we have undertaken. further and_ to 6:ther invo;t ved in. :Jar work~ more engineers Government Agencies in . to this, at the present or still the_release for HaIIDllond being among them. Ne are most anxious· to assist in any way th~t we possibly can and, as I will be in Ottawa the early part of next ' week, I will g~t in touch with you by telep~one. Ends. I shall which I maY, have with make application direct let you know the result him here. of any talk In the meantime do you intend to to Northern Electric? Ends. (If further space is required please use a second page) I July 13th. Date ............................................ Room 113 • East Block 3402 No .........................Bldg ......................................................... Local ........................................ Name of Sender .........'........'f.HOM.4.S ...A~....STON.I:.l/~~......... Authority ..................................................................... (Typewritten) (Signature of. person authorizing message) 000221 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on • Nortftern Electric Company LIMITED POST R. D. HARKNESS, VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL OFFICE DRAWER ,369 MANAGER 1261 SHEARER STREET MONTREAL,QUE. July 10., 1942e CONFIDENTIAL ·_-.. The Under-Secretary of State for External Affairs., Department of External Affairs., Ottawa, Canada. Dear Sir: I received Hammond.,on my return Attention·- :Mr. Thomas A. Stone your letter of July 4 with reference from Ottawa this week• . Up to date I have had no application source as}cing for Mr. Hammond's services. to from any other i We have already released .from the Division in which Mr. Hammo~dis employed, both to the Services and to other Government Agencies involved in War work, more engineers a_nd technical employees than we really should have done in view of the work which we have undertaken. In addition to this., at the present time we have several additional applications .for the release o.f still further people., your request .for Hrumnondbeing runong them. We are most anxious to assist in any way that we possibly can and, as I will be in Ottawa the early part of next week., I will get in touch with you by telephone. Yours ve truly, J Vice-Preside General 000222 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur /'acces a l'mformat1on THIS •MESSAGE TO BE DELIVEE ONE SIGNED COPY ONLY IMT"T ?E ( ) CYPHER ( ) EN CLAIR ( ) TO ROOM 309 - EAST BLOCK TELETYPE ..MESSAGE -p No ............................. ,~ _, ' 9 ""),~ To: THE CANADIAN MINISTER - WASHINGTON From: THE SECRETARY OF STATE ·FOR EXTERNAL AFFAIRS - OTTAW~ \~F) PLEASE USE DOUBLE SPACING WHEN TYPING THE MESSAGE BELOW Following for Bayly Stone From Your message of Friday. a letter from me this Harkness morning supporting for Hammond's release. Director Begins: I have.also should have request written to the of the Wartime Bureau of Technical. Persohne.l through whose office , as Hammondwill I believe transfers have to be cleared of such men under the present , regulations. I shall let you know as soon as I have any inform.at ion. Ends. (If further space is required please use a second-page) Date ......;r.:g1Y. ...9..a.+.-.~1~.......Room No ....ll~ .............Bldg .....:S.a.a.t ...:6.lP.~k .......:...............Local.....~~.02 ........................ 'THOMAS A:. ST.ONE/MG • . • Name of Sender .................................................................................... Authority ............................................................... :..... • • (Typewritten) • (Signature of person authorizing message) 000223 �Documentdisclosed under the licces.s to InformationAct• Documentdivulge en vertu de la Loi .sur l'acces S i'mformaflon !~.!~~.:~2ffl,": Lr_O _v, d Sub.J.i.Cbron.- Fi!ed 6th July~ 1942., ,co:NFIDENTIAL BY HAND My dear Mr. Lea 9 letter - .I am sending you •. her'ewith_, copy of a which has gone forv~a.rd to Co1one.-1:. ll.D<t Harkness., General Mane£ger o'f the North~rn '.Eleqtric Company 1 in the matter of the. release oi'' Mr. R..E.\1~:Hammond,. for speoial \tiJo:rkwith the Bri'tish Security Oo~ordination. From our conversa·tions in the case of Mr. ~oo,ie,. wl1ich you will reeall., I gather that Hammond,,•who i.s a graduate .e.ngineer, would be -suijJeot to the regulations of your. o:ffic~ .,in respect of his transfer to another post., • •• •:,r • • , . In communicating wl th 111eto ask ..:for ass.istanoe in _persuading the 1forthern El~otrio Company to release Ramm.ondfor the duration of' the war.,. Professor Bayly·~ of the. Security Co-ordination, sta.te.s that_. he .:ts very anxious to add this man to his staff ro·r -extremellf/urgent and important war _wor~. .He points. ,g~t th·at Hammon:dis a , graduate en,gineer of. high qual!J;oatiotis,, -whose ·work at· the moment is t;>f such a nature .that;i;£1t does not employ his special abilities te the :full. He· feels) however.~ that North~rn.. Eleatric, .e.ng~ged as they are in .~portant war ·work, will probably be dis.inclined to agr.e~ to his transf'er. I am of the opinion • Ha:mrnond'•s·release ~ jU;stifiableo- In all, the circumstances that a request for fa . Yours since.rely.,, THOMltS A. STONE H.\11. Lea 11 Esq..,i, Chief Executive Officer, Wartime Bureau of T.eehnical Personnel)!' Ottawa. ' ~,... • 000224 �Document disclosed under the Access fc information Act Documentdivulge en vert:,1de la Loi sur !'acces 8 !'i'nformat1of' ONE SIGNED COPY ONLY OF THIS MESSAGE TO BE DELIVERED IM-IATE ( ) CYPHER ( ) EN CL~IR ( ) TO ROOM 309 EAST BLOCK TELETYPE MESSAGE • File No ............................. Nb ............................ . To: THE CANADIAN MINISTER - WASHINGTON From: THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR EXTERNAL AFFAIRS - OTTAWA PLEASE USE DOUBLE SPACING WHEN TYPING THE MESSAGE BELOW Following for Bayly From Your message of Friday. have a letter request from me this to the Dirijctor Personnel should the I have also wri·tten of the Wartime Bureau of Technical through whose office, of such men as Hammondwill the present Harkness morning supporting for· Hammond's release. Begins: Stone regulations. I believe, have to be cleared I shall let transfers under you know as,soon as .I have any information. Ends. (If further space is i;equired please use a second page) 6th July,1942 Date ............................................ Room No ..l.l.~............... Bldg ......~at?.;t ....:S.lo.r;.k ...................... Local.. .......af.1..02 ................... . Name of Sender ...~.QMAS. ...A.~ ....S.'J:1.QNE/.MG: ............................. Authority .................................................................... (Typewritten) (Signature of person authorizing message) 000225 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulge en vertu de la .Loi sur /'~cci!s a l'mformat1on s✓-~-, I -Ei!~B.rJ~~~:=A=!_=-S-R-[C_O. ,, .i ......t-..::e:::a~ Fi~e_.~~:.~~(/:lt Oe,i .' -:J Chron. __ ·•,; <. Sub July ·4, 1942~ i COMFIDE!iJ'TIAL l~y dear Colonel Harkness,. I understand that an application has been made to you, or will be ~de, in respect of Mr.• •Roland Ernest Ham."llondfrom the British Security Co-Ordination,.w.ho desire his services as an engineer for es-sential war work. This wor~,-. for .which Mr•. Hammond,is required is ex~rem~ly·µrgeht and important in connection· with certain highly confidential security measures which are qeing :undertaken joint+Y .by the ··United Kingdom .and -the Canadian Gqvernments •. Your co- aper~ tion in releasing Mi•.. Hammond would, therefore... very mucp. appreaia tecl. • . •• . . circm:r.stances,. • be .. It _is realized ~,, i*.pr~se~t when your own Company·is d9ing··~portant wo~k wh'ich •invo·lvea that high, pressure on all yotµ> _eiployess it i:s no small matter to -ask you to release,oµe of your key men, and .I can assure you that the reg_ue~t is mad,e by the British Security· co ..Ordinatioh and endorsed by this. De.partment.: only after the. m'.att~r ha;:i been given conf;ideration. 11r.~ 'Hammond.,:in this-parti~·u,l.ar c~~e, • has q_ualifi·cations which, admirably. hi~, ~o undertake be v~ry· grateful indeed if you could se~ your way clear to·. giving tµe application. in respect ot 4is release~·a' tavotlrable reply.. ·, .,- ., • · · fit the urge~'t, job· in ha.nd an:d ·1:··should I believe· that this matter will have t_o-be cl.eared, in the event· -that Hammoµdcan be released+from the North:ern Electric .compa.~r. through the Wartime Bureau of Technical Personnel.. I am:,. thereto.re, sending a co:py of- this letter tq th~i Director of the Bureau. Yours sincerely, Colonel R.D. Harkness, ·G-erie~al Manager, :ttorthern Electric Company• Shearer Street, f.Jontrea.1, P.•Q,. 000226 �Document disclosed under the Access to !nformatior, Act. Document divulge;at:Ivt::de la Loi sur ."acces a !'infonnation ~v·;,•) ,. ' J'.f • r'"' ., ;} -i,/ . ~. ~t!I...,:;;:;' ~--·· Letter r No. l 630 BY SAFEHAND. Personal & Avenue, Fifth Room 3553, New York Ci-ty, N.Y. Confidential June 27, 1942. Dear Stone: Many thanks 23rd of June, and your. I concur with your idea starting my series with for your letters No. 1 and 2 o:f the WlllUJJl.beredletter of the 24th of June. of numbering your letters and am this one. I am very sorry I took away by mistake th~ transof Colin Rosz 1 book which you gave me to read, and I it herewit,h. Plea:se forgive my carelessness. • lation. return With regard t.o your letter No. 2., many thanks. for the complete details which you have given .. There is just one point which occurs to me, and which seems rather a difficult one. Howwill the men who are aliens overcome the difficulty of filling ;in the PassP.ort Application Form, since one of the first declarations is 'I declare that I am· a British subject". Would you suggest inserting the word "not" or would it.be better not to fill in the official form at all. All the details which you would require, as shown on the Application for Certificate of Identity, can be supplied to you for each . man without any difficulty. . I hope to be in Ott~wa either July 2nd or 3rd, but more likely·early the following week - that is the 6th or 7t~, and I am looking forward very much to seeing you again. I·am very much obliged to you for having spoken Under -Secretary, and for your assurance that he may be able to help us with this question of certificates of idently. to :Mr.. Beaudry., the Assis•tant With kindest·regards, '~ H. T. A. Stone, Esq., Department of External Ottawa, Canada. Encl. Affairs, 1 000227 �Jocument d••cloaed under l'I• Acc•u to fnforrru11:ior; Ad Document divulg• en 1,1~rt1,1d• I• Loi .,ur i'•cc41• I !'inform•i1on TA.S/MG No. 2 My dear Sichel, With reference to your undated letter ma yesterday ..,_I am sending you., here,vi. th, as samples-. the :rollowing documents: which r~aohed i.. •The form. letter which is sent to· applicants for Certificates of Identity show-ing the inf'or.mation which they must give; 2. No. 55 A sample copy/of the Certificate Identity, itself; and 3. The form of Passport Application which ~ust be filled out by the applicant. of In respect of the eight men present;ty in Toronto_, I don 1·t know how far it will be possible for you to furnish the infonnation which is normally required before a certificate can be issued. The Assistant Under Secretary o:r State who is responsible for the issue of these certificates appreciates the special c1roU!!letanc~s in these .cases and will be prepared to meet ·them. I ·would suggest that Tommy Drewwook vouch for these eight applieants~ The question of issuing Certi.i'icates-of Identity in lieu of passports to the two who are Canadians preseniis dif'ticulties. l\!r. Beaudry, the Assistant Under Secretary, is prepared,. however, to consider the matter and• he may be able to meet your wishes when he has received ·the details. You might let me know how important this is. . I can arrange,. the Exit _ r"'"scftehel.,. Esq. ' Fifth Avenue, om 3553, Penn.its when I J the information about each man which is required Certificate of Identity •. New York City. Best reg~rds, f .. THOMAS A. STONE 000228 �Document disclosed under the .Access to Information Act. Oocum:nt divulge en vertu de la Loi .surl'ecces a !'mformef1on /0 630 Fifth Avenue, Room3553, , NewYork City ,N .Y. BY S.AFEHAND r Personal & Confidential ~dj.fV Dear Stone:The question has now arisen of providing identity certificates for eight men who are in Canada and whomwe wish to send to England as soon as tr.ansport facilities are available; 3# these men have been seen by my colleague and are considered very suitable for certain specialized work. Two of them are Canadian citizens and the other six are not. ' . You wi11 remember that we discussed this matter when I •la.st saw you and I shall be glad :Lf you would let me know exactzywhat details we should send to you concerning these men to enable your Department to issue the necessary identity certificates. At the same time would you·please let me know how many photographs· are required and wh.ether front face or profile . . If it would not cause any particular inconvenience, I think it would be desirable for all eight of these-men to be issued similar identity papers,although I suppose the t~o Canadians would be entitled to Canadian passports. Can you please let me know if you agree to this. Furthermore, it .will be necessary to obtain exit permits for these eight men and I shali be extremely obligea if you could useypur services to this end with the Department concerned, You mentioned to me that there would be no difficulty in this respect. I am looking forward to hearing from you. With kindest regards, Yours sincerely, H. M. Sichel. st one, Esq. , , Department of External Affairs·, ottawa, Ontario. T • A. �f: /v Document disclosed under the ,Ll,ccessto !nformet1on Act. a /',nfocmetion Document divulge en vertu de le LOI $Ur !'acc,is . ·~.·~l-1. " BY SAFE HAND Personal & Confidential Room 3553, . 630 Fifth Avenue, New York City, ~.Y. June 8th, 1942. Dear St.one : I would just like te thank you again fop your very kind hospitality this week-end, and to assure you that it is a long time since I have spent such an e~joyable evening. - You remember that Robertson brought up the question of Strasser at your party once or twice with me, but as the festive atmosphere was not too conducive to serious conversation I have sent him- a private note today answering the question which he put to me. I do hope that it will be poss~ble to do something in this matter. You asked me to what extent the R.C.M.P. were aware of our interest in recruits in Canada. I find now that beyond the one case of the few Italians, about which I told.you, who were originally approached by Bersani, there has never been any further contact with the R.C.M.P. on this delicate question. I believe, however, that through his close contact with Drew-Brook, Commissioner Wood is very .much alive to the fact that we have interests in Canada w.hich may need his assistance and I think that if he were approached by yourself in any one of the matters which we. discussed you would firi.d him most helpful . . I shall, of course, be very glad to follow completely your advice as to the best means of obtaining any special privilege from the R.C.M.P. and shall look forward to henring further from you when·you have had an opportunity of studying _the question of Phillips and the man who is in the army. I very much appreciate the ready way in which you have assisted me in my recent visit arid can assure you that without the good will of friends like yourself it would be difficult for us to carry on our important work. ~ - .............. 000230 �• SHERBROQKESTREET WEST! .#MONTREAL STOP MR HAMMONDWORKS: . . ' ;~~R-;HE ~~T-R~RNE~E~ri1;: COM~~N;~=SH~ARE-R's~;~i~ ---:-·---:-:::-:----~-:~~.~·-:-:;--:_-- ., •• -•, ;•· - •'. ••~~ ,t 1~"~~ • .1~-~-•• ~,_, ________ .~~;:-,,;-~~-;-,.-· '!,-c.-.....,-~r••-•••· ,•_~•~. ·, _ _,:.• ~~iiREA ~ ~---;--c~'.-,--~, ',,';;_.,_ • --~-' ; - --- -~~ • FOR COLONEL R D HARKNESS.! GENERAL MANAGER!.HAND I AM. VERY,_:· 1 ·;··-~, ANXlotts-ro ,T-••~ •"'---- G[T •.d:-'•:,,.r.·~...,--.-::~....:...:....__-';:, Y8UR ASSISTANCE ,"T~ • '"";°,---.:.~--~·---,--,-.,_,....~, lN AN ENDEAVQUR~:T~~:,H~E,':' •:··.· �Docum•nt di•cloaed und•r II• Acc•H to fnform11tior. Act· Docum•nt"difulgll •n y~t)tl ~• J• Loi •ur l'acc•t' ~ /"information , , :,.. • '·' -·,. Cipher. Ofli.ce ' < ' ' •• :, ' •. - i ; ' .• ,. ~. ,• r .,· •• : Pie~s~ de~patcb ~essag;c,in cipher:.· . ' .th~ ftJllo~ing . . .• . . ' '_,; ' .. • ,, From: To: . , . ,,: ,' ' . • .• ~~ ', _·· .. ,'.' . ......,.__.,,~ • ·::: ·--- " ' •. \ .r ' •, •• 1. ,. ,,'' . .,.,.; 1 ... ·.. ,· ' . ' ' ·· - ·~ .. ·, • ' __ . __ • ----~-··· ·,. ,' ., ___ -~ '::. ', \ ___ . _____ ' ... .. __ 1. ______ ·~ TO MY OWNPERSONALKNOWLEDGE!HE IS A GRADtJATEENGiNEER OF' -_.:_···=--~ _::...-=-_:_=--~-~-~,.c----•--:._-~=~..+---·-·___ _:•··-~ __ :•:_~ 2 __ ~-»-- __ ··_:._·~ _\.~._'.__~ ..-:. ·_ ~-~ _:.__~:· .. ·-~·:.··~-··~-2-~.-~--~----~-::.-.~s-~ ..--·.. _H•~~{~UA~~.• c,Ar l@~L::w~o~;.w.~e~ 1s_90 ,,"E~~£N!~c~ERl_;"~J ~-~op , _____ ;a_,.·. - --J~.c~--------'-. • I AM YERY\ANX I OUS ARRANGETHIS LEAYEJt=BE '···------· THAT ANY - -- ----"-·~"-----~--·, - PRESSURE' USED S.TOP:.=HOPI YOU. ----::.,;,____.:,-·,·_,·--•"-.-•' CAN ' 0N IT TO PUT NG THAT .___ TMIS IS NOT TOO, 000232 �Document disclosed under the Access to fnformat1on Act Document divulge en vertu de la Loi sur l'acces a l'mformat1on .f NC204 TO-T NEWYOR+PRIL 23/43 17262- 34 A· STONE • • -FM• H MS MANY THANKSYOUR' LETTER 8.6 . ·or APRIL21ST. ' . SINCE I SAW YOU THE-POSITION HAS MUCH IMPROVEDAND WE NOWHAVE LISTS OF THE OFFICERS WE WE·REI~J'ERESTED IN. ·THANKS ANYHOWFOR YOUR SUGGESTIONS. 17502 _MB. TA HMS 86 21ST __, fr ••• �Jocument disclosed under the Access to information Act. Jocument divul9S en vertu de la Lot sur !'acces a !'information No" 8f; Ottawa, 21st April, l943o BY SA.EllHAND- .I have been thinking about your d1ff1oulty in getting any information from. the United States a.ut.horitie.l? as to the number, rank or location of pris.on(,?rs of war held in that country a~d it occurs to ~e that London must have information on at least the first two points. Have you enquitt-ed.-lthere'? I don •t think that the~e have been any. circumstances in North Africa so tar 1.Ulder wh:toh the United· States -would have taken any large numb€lr of·prisonera on thebr own•.. It they have many, I should think most-of -them • ,must have been turned over to them "p;vobably by ·the Eighth Army. • Eighth· H,M. Sichel, British • I expect you have heard the new battle Arm,y Esq., Security "How Green. was our A;lly'' ~ oo-ordinait,ion 630 Fifth Avenue. NewYork, N.Y., ory ot the 11 u,s.A~ 000234 �Document disclosed under the Access to fnformat1onAct. Document divulge en vertu de la Lo! wr ."acces a /'inforrnaflon BY SAFE HAND. BRITISH SECURITY CO-ORDINATION 630, FIFTH A VENUE (ROOM: CIRCLE 6•6300 Marc~ 11th, • Personal 31:ilili) NEW YORK OITY 1945 & Confidential. Dear George:Some considerable time ago I discussed with Tommythe vague possibility of approaching new prisoners of war in Canada with the idea of recruiting them for special purposes. London have sent us the names of two Italian prisoners··: . of war,now situated in Canada, who they believe might be suitable for our special needs.. I shall be glad to know what your opinion is now on the possibility of any approach being made to a prisoner of war. Up to now you and. !t~.. have taken the attitude that ·under international arrangements no kind of approach should be made to a prisoner of war and I was wondering if this still holds good, or if there has been any let-up on this regulation. 'I wil~ be glad to hear from you in due course and if you would prefer it~can easily be left until I am next in Ottawa when.I could, if you wish, see the man who is in charge of prisoners of war (either Colonel FORDHAM or STREIGHT.) • • • Yours sincerely, H. M. Sichel George de T. Glazebrook, Esq., Department of External Affairs, OTTAWA, CANADA HMS:HML 000235 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource CDBS (British Security Coordination) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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