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Ladislav Eotzman, a member of the International Department of the CCCPC, in charge of English-speaking countries, stated in June, 1961, that a member of the Albanian consulate in Warsaw, Poland, had recently been deported from Poland because he had been caught "spying." Soviet Encroachment of United States Trade-Unions igor Michaclov, a nember of the International Department of the Central Committec of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, in charge of trade-unions in the United States, Mos is in contact with International Longshoremen's and hare- b6 cusenen’s Union, and with Joseph Curran, President of bic the National Maritine Union. C Jassociates with a member of the Soviet Enbassy in \iashington, D. Cay and Joseph Curran, in the Sumner of 1960, met Soviet Premier Sikita S, Khrushchev while visiting the Sevict Union with otner officials of the National Maritime Union. ‘Michaelov expressed a desire that the Comuunist Party, USA (CPUSA), designate 2 trusted CPUSA menber associated with trade-unions to be in contact with the Soviet Embassy in Washington, D. C., regarding trade~ union natters. ‘fichaelov feit it desirabic that trade~ union delegates journey to Moscow next year in order to attend the May Day celebration to be held on May 1, 1962. NOTE ON YELLOW: This communication is being classified ies “preset because unauthorized disclosure of this information may tend to identify our source, which could resuit in exceptionally grave danger to the Nation. This information was furnished by NY 694-S% and is contained in New York airtels (5), with enclosures, dated 7-21-61, captioned "Solo, IS-C." This in- formation is being furnished to Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Director Allen W. Dulles of CIA, the Attorney General and Deputy Attorney General, and is being transmitted by letters ail dated 7-25-61.