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[49]CLASSISICATIOR
[51]TO 3: Chief, iD DATE susust 1956 . ; Dy
[53]FROM : Acting Chief of station abana
[55]an GENERAL “G Crerational/ KC Aug
[57]A svpuect | értour G. VAL TADArRequest for. EUG AGE Operatiomal Clearance
[58]"7 -'- * It is requested that an operational cleara.ce cotained for VAIVADA :
[59]" whien will permit tne Station to discuss wita hin KUCAGE operations in the
[61]" student field. We realize taat VALYADA is fully occupied with nispresent
[63]daties, end it is not intended to place any responsi tility on hin for KUCAG
[65]Pew es -
[67]Oo se operations. It would be of great assistance to the Station, hovewer, if the --
[69]“writer cculd ba permitted to obtain VALVADA’s views on the type of XUCAGE
[71]r
[73]-e@ctivity in the student Yield which might oa nost likely to Succeed, ard
[75]"capitalize on his knowiedge of the field by using him as a Spotter. (ie
[77]have “in mind the. organizetion of 3 a student ‘political action tean sintlar .
[79]‘ to the one ‘operating in crazil under project ALKALINE-C.)
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[98]H INSTRUCTIONS: Officer designations should be used in the “TG” column. Under each comment a lino should be drawn across sheet
[100]| and each comment numbered to correspond with the number in the TO" column, Each officer should initia! (check mark ingufficlent) a
[102]i before-furttisr routing This Routing and Pecord Sheet should be returned to Registry. rt
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[155]* the foregoing considerations is the fect that this eagent.has been and is ‘
[157]~ expressed to the case officer his concern, as a family man, over the fact that ~
[159]' promotion from his sresent grade be to the equivalent of a GS-10 at a per
[161]PAP Lathe dC ukewhSo~
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[165]TO & Chief, ¥HD
[166]FROM 2 Chief Mr Station, Habana
[168]GENERAL « Operational - MTU 2:
[169]ECT specric ~ Arthur G. Vaivada
[171]Rarss (a) HKH2W+1607, 30 March 1956 :
[172](b) HKH-W-1505, 28 December 1955 a
[174]fins Salt
[177]Regarding reference (a) the Station concurs fully with the proposed promotion a
[178]of Arthur G. Vaivada and desires also at this time to bring to the attention E i
[179]of Headquarters the merits of granting Vaivada steff status either eo
[180]concurrently with the cromotion or as soon thereafter as may prove feasible. : !
[182]_The agent himself has expressed a keen interest in acquiring such status,
[184]- for a mmber of obvious reasons. As a contract agent, Veivada nas not been
[185]entitled <o the standard step increeses that accrue to regular GS enployees .
[186]Moreover he has not had the benefit of recent legislative increases in basic
[187]salary rates, such taai his salary, originally set 16 August 1954 2+ the then
[188]GS-9 level, is still $5050.C0 per anmum. Perhaps of more importance than
[190]losing out in terms of the retirement, health insurance, and other more lonz-
[191]term advanteces availztle to steff personnel. The agent has several tines
[193]he is not receiving retirement credits with his years of service. /Vaivada's
[194]expressed career interests lie in contimed employment by KUBARK, nore
[196]especially in the area of unofficial cover assignments in the field, and in
[197]view of nis qualities of character end nigh level of performance for KUBARK
[198]the Station hes no hesitetion in recommending to Headquarters that he be
[199]awarded the desired chznge in status.
[201]In view of the agent's present salary level it is recommended’ that the
[203]annum salary_: of 95,915.00. If_ Headcuarters_concurs_in_the_recomnendation—
[205]~ the- GS-11 grede' ‘ate that: times -— we oe — n= name
[207]that the agent be granted stair “officer Status, | ‘the agent would move up to”
[209]Lee
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[239]i cenmaL © Operations |
[240]haa | sreomc Arthar Q. VATVADA i
[241]of
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[243]Le %. The foliesing : information cn Arthur G. VAIVADA is being forwarded 7
[244]L (80 that you nay consider using him in Hexico City ; '
[245]2 which espacity he hag served KUPIRE most ablf I
[246]E yearse His present contrest, which becene affebtiv |
[247]7 for a two year poriod, provides for a salary equiv [
[248]a GSe7, with allowances.
[249]i 2. A review of the Headquarters filo inétea
[250]z aggressive, rather voll qualified Sperath ,
[251]F measure of sutceso and has exerpiaey godd fu if ? i
[252]i atress, He desires a coarser wWith< A oy, and in devoted to 3
[253]: the work. Subjeot's acedasic ctacdtich- poe been desiged to fit .
[254]‘ hin to become an econonist. _ i
[256]pERALY appraisal of subjest's work whieh base
[257]gata Risen? Desk at Headquarters:
[259]: ed by the Panens station in Novexber 19h8, ba
[260]. in eariy 199 he, noved to San Jose, Costa Rica, where he
[261]enrolled in the University of Costa Rica as a student of
[263]pail intercept agents and handled a low level -panetration _-
[264]of—the-Comumnist—Party.—In-October-19h9=a-very=high=le
[266]= _. —_ ce _Ponstration of _ths. Communist. Party. was also turned - over -
[268]FORM MO. Ed 50
[273]a a ~
[275]half bis tine te our work. Since that tins his asain
[276]Gaties have bem to act as cutout end direst thease.
[277]egents. His most isportent single activity has bsed
[278]dsbriefing the highelevol penetration agent whom he has
[279]been able to develop to a point where he end this ena:
[280]agent constituted the mast in % assets to the
[281]atation. SH ‘
[283]be In the course of his operational duties, subject has
[284]proved hinsclf to be very sccurity conscious ad to
[285]ae . pousoss a degree of initiative ehich hae iepresacd the
[286]Sy TN . station chief on more then ons occasion. He has ;
[287]a participated in setting up eafehouses, was respodeitle
[288]_ for recruiting the teo nasil intercept agents, and has
[289]Re, provided the facilities for photographing the naterial
[290]noo, Lot these tuo agents turn over to him for rapid processing ~
[291]= end return to normal mail channels. Subject bas
[292]. recruited two additicnal agents, voth of chaa are
[293]| presently ceing used, and cerricd out a cold recruitzent
[294]attespt on a Communist. He participsted in a technical .
[295]surveillance operation in early 1951 during which he nas Loe
[296]in charges of the monitoring post together with cr Y
[297]indigenous agent under his dircetions -
[299]@. Subject is an expert photegrapher and at one time operated a aa
[300]his oan photegraphy shop in San Jose. ce ip also fairly 3 vf.
[302]proficient in sending Uorse code, “is trained in tha use of . ,
[304]’ firearus and bas studied and worked with charts and apo.
[306]+ Hs ig considered.en expert in uritiog reports. Sabjest — cee
[308]eae Srshcky ic. '-- bas preved himself -to bo mmowledgeable in the usual ~~ ~~~
[310]. : Pe techniques of covert opsrations after four years of working _
[312]eee 2 Ue ; in San Jose,’ and has proved to be invaluable to the
[314]station in spotting end/or reeriting additional agents.
[316]he Subject will be available for duty in the near future. Should
[317]you find ois qualifications of interest end favor his ontry
[318]i into Baxieo as a contract agent, please advise es early 5
[319]‘. possibles Dunshurst haa requested thet Subfect'a possible uso
[322]14-0000
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[355]Biegraghie information ecncerning gubject is given below.
[356]A photograph of eubjest is attached.
[357]i .
[358]t Hemot : Rees Lanter CROZIER 7
[359]Boe Birth dates 20 dune 1922
[360]fee «Beth plases Rekalb, Dlinois
[361]Be Deeusentatiens valid U.S. passport
[362]Marital etatass Fife - argentina COADERO C., born 15 Hareh 1918
[363]. at Sea dese, Costa Aiea. Karricd
[364]17 Leceaber 19h5 at Cristebel, Cenal Zane
[365]a, Children = Tro
[366]Yeteren status: Subject is no lenger eligible to attend school
[367]under the 0.1. i:4ll of Rights
[368]a. Desoriptions Weight - 611°
[369]boos Foight « 180 iba, . :
[370]Boos, . Eyes @ bleo AS
[371]! an _ Ce . . Hale e brom ~*
[372]: _ Other — Nase is alightly inelinsd te left. Subjest
[373]; _bas rugged, athletic appearances
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[422].. & Chief of Stations, Habana
[423]“4 Chfof, ua *
[424]gs Administrative
[426]L, Plesee advise Supjeat that effective 1 august 1956, Lis éoatract, an
[428]esendod, is extended fer a period of one (1) year.
[430]2 al other terns and conditdons ef the ecatrect, as azsrdod, rorain ia
[432]- full forca and effect: |
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[489]pt :
[491]SUBJECT: Contract éxtensicn fcr a repor G, VAIVADA. i i
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[494]t
[495]l. Z£ffective ia 1956 , the contract (as amz2nded@) i
[497]for th2 subject individual, effective 44 past 1954 . is ; | i
[498]ba
[499]extended Se ; i .
[500]oO, . 2. All other terms and conditicns of the contracc (as amended) 8 _
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[516]an.
[518]~.
[520]: m8 - s . . I
[522]eat pee ne weer
[524]PERSONAL PiSTORY STATEMENT — (Appendix 1) :
[526]Listed below are names of organizations Identified by the Attorney General, under his Tesponsibility pursuact to : A
[527]Executive Order 10450, dated 27 April 1933, to Ust the names of each foreign or domestic Organization, association, ; i
[528]! Totalitarian, Fascist, Communist, or subversive, : .
[529]i or as having adopted or having shown a policy of advocating or approving the commission of acts of force ur vige : :
[530]nited States, or as seeking to alter the form: of ;
[531]government of the United States by unconstitutional means, H
[532]Fach applicant or employee and Spouse (if any) must review the following Ust of organizations for certification
[533]Purposes, and sign on the last Page.
[535]Abrahem Lincoln Brigade : Brirves-Rodertson -Sehmidt Defense Committers
[537]Abrshsm Lincein Behool. Chicago, Mlinots Bulgarian American People's League of the Cotted States of i
[538]Action Commitee to Free Spain Now America
[539]Alsbama People's Educauional Aasoriation (ase Communist Polttu-
[540]eal Association) California Emergency Defense Committee
[541]American Association for Reconstruction in Yugostavia, Ine. California Laser Bchool, Ine. 323 Divisadero Street, Bea Francises,
[542]Americaa Branch of the Federation of Oreck Martie Unions California
[543]Americas Christisn Nationale: Party Central Cann Peopies Soctety - tan
[544]American Committe for European Workers" PReilef (nee Soctalist Coun: erican Women Cross: Descent, ates
[545]Workers Party) known as Centraj Council of American Croatian Women, ma
[546]American Coramittea for Protection of Poreign Bom Sonal Counei! of Croatian Women
[547]Americas Committee for Spanish Preedon Central Japanese Association (Betkaku Chuo Mpponjin Kal)
[549]American Committee for Yucostay Reltef, ine.
[551]American Committee to Survey Labor Conditions m Rurope
[553]American Counell for a Democratic Greece. formerty known as the
[554]Oreek American Council: Greek American Committee for Ma-
[555]tonal Unity
[557]Americaa Council on Sortet Relations
[559]Amencan Croatian Congress
[561]American Jewish Labor Councit
[563]American Leazue Against War and Pascism
[565]American League for Peace ang Derrocracy
[567]American Lithuanian Workers Literary Assoctation also known as
[568]Amerizos Lieturiu Derbdininku Literaturos Draugija, .
[570]American Nationa! Labor Par.y
[572]American Nauonal Socialist League
[574]American National Socialist Party
[576]American Nationalist Panty
[578]American Patrious, Ine.
[580]American Peace Crusade
[582]American Peace Mobilization
[584]American Poles fcr Peace
[586]American Polish Labor Council
[588]Ameriwan Polish League - -
[590]American Rescus Ship Mission (@ Froject of the United American,
[591]Spanish aid Committee)
[593]Amertcan-Rustian Praternal
[595]American Rusrian Institute, New Tork, also known es the Amerie
[596]Caton tO Institute for Cultural Relations with the sores
[597]Unica
[599]American Rustan Institute, Phtatelphis
[600]American Russian Institute of Sao Pranctsco
[602]Chins Welfare Appeal. Ine.
[604]Chopin Cultural Center
[606]Clizens Committee for Harry Bridges
[608]Citizens Cummutwe of the Upper West Side (Kew York Cuyy
[609]Citizens Committee to Pree Earl Browder
[611]Citizens Emergency Defense Conference
[613]Ciuzens Provective Lesgue
[616]American Committee for the Settlement of Jews tn Birobidjan, Ine. : Central Japenese |
[618]t
[620]i
[622]Civil Rights Congress tor Texas (see Civll Rights Congress)
[623]Columbians . .
[625]Committee for Nationalist Action
[626]Committee for Peace and Brotherhood Pestiral tp Polladelphia
[627]Gommittee for the Defense of the Plitaburgh sia
[629]Committee for the Negro tn the ans
[631]Committee for the Protection of the Bul of Rights
[633]Committee for World Youth Friendship and Cuitaral Exchanges
[634]Committee to Abotian Discruming sion in Marytena
[636]American Women for Peace
[638]American Touth Congress Committee to Defend Marte Rtehardson
[640]American Youth for Democracy Committee to Defend the Rights and Preedom of Pittsburgnys
[642]Armenian Progressive League of America Political Priscoers
[644]Committee to Tphold the Bil of Rights
[646]|-Cocamon wealth-College, Mena. Arkansas as i
[647]Communist Party, U. 8. A, its subdivisions subsidiaries, ang
[649]2 ecliates - —
[650]— Communist Political Association, its subdivisions: subsidiaiia-and— po ———
[651]“sama tes Ineludtag 2 oe. :
[654]14-0000
[658]AHO gaits Minas ree ey a reps
[660]Congtess Against Discrimina:ion |
[661](Bee Committee to Abolua Discrimination in Marytand)
[663]Congress of American Reroutionary Wrnere :
[665]Congress of American Women
[667]Congresa of the Unempiored
[669]Connecticut Committee to Aa Victims of the Gmith Act
[671]Connecticut State Youth Cenferesce
[673]Couret! for Jobs, Relief and Housing
[675]Council for Pao-American Democracy |
[677]Council of Greek Americans 4
[679]Council on African ASairs |
[681]Crostian Benevolent Praternity
[683]Dal Nippon Botoku Kat (unitary Virtue Boctety of Japan of MI't-
[684]tary Art Society of Japan?
[686]Dally Worker Press Cluy
[688]Daniels Deferse Committee
[690]Dante Allghiert Society (between 1993 and 1940)
[692]Dennis Defense Committee
[694]Detruit Youth Acembly .
[696]Eisinere Progressive League
[698]Emergency Conference tc Bave Spanish Refugees (founding body
[699]of the North American 5paotsh Aid Committee)
[701]Bverybody’s Committee to Ouulew War
[703]Families of the Baltimore Smith Act Victims
[705]Familles of the Smith Act Vicums
[707]Federation of Italian War Veterens in the U. 8. A. Inc. (Assoria-
[708]wione Nezionale Combaitend Itallaol. degil Siath
[709]Uniu 4'America)
[711]Pinnoish-American Mutual Ald Boctety
[713]Florida Press and Educational League (sco Communiet Political
[716]Prederick Dougisas Educational Center
[718]Freedom Btage. inc. .
[720]Priends of the New Germany (Preunds des Neuen Dearectiands)
[722]Priends of the Soviet Union
[724]Qanieldl American Fraternal Bociety
[726]George Washington Carver Schoo, New York City
[728]German-American Bund {Amerikaceutscher Volksbund}
[730]German-American Republican League
[732]German-American Vocational League (Deutechs-Amerikanischa
[733]Berutegemeinachaft)
[735]Guardian Club
[737]Harlem Trade Unica Council
[739]Hawai Civil Liberties Committee
[741]Betlmusba Kal, also known 04 Nokubel Heleki Gimusta Kal. reibel
[742]FKibon jis, Belyaku Ocmusha Kal, and Zaibel Hewousda Kal (Jap-
[743]anese Residing tn America Military Conscripts Assoctation)
[747]Hinode Kal (imperial Japenese Reservists)
[749]fanomaru Kal (Rising Sua Flag Gociety—e group of Japanese
[750]War Veterans)
[752]Hoxubel Zaigo Shoke Den (North Amertean Reserve Oticers Asso
[756]Independent Party (Seattle, Washington)
[758](See Independent People’s Party)
[759]Independent People’s Pany
[761](See Independent Party}
[762]Independent Socialist League
[763]Industrist Workers of ine World
[764]‘International Labor Defense
[766]International- ‘Workers - Order, _its subdivisions, subsidiaries ond
[768]afillates
[770]"Worth west Japaoese Associa tion,
[772]Japacete Association of Amer’-*
[773]Japanese Oversees Ce=+ral Society (Kaien Debo Chuo Kal)
[774]Jepanese Overseas Cuctertion, Tokyo. Japan, 1943
[775]Japanese Protective Association (Recnuuce Organization)
[776]dJeferwoe Bchool of Social Science, New Tork City
[777]Jewish Cucture Somety
[778]Jewish Peopie’s Coc =.3ttea
[779]Jewiuh Peopie’s Preverzal Order
[780]Jixyosu Itakal (7>2 Committee for the Crisis)
[781]Johnson -Porest Group
[782](Bee Johnsonises)
[784](Gee Jobnson-Parest Group)
[785]Joint Anu-FPascit Refugee Committee
[786]Joint Counct! of Progreuive Itallan-Arericans, Inc.
[787]Joseph Wenemepes Scbind Of Biclal Sarcic, 2. Locts, Missonst
[789]Kibef Seinen Kal (Association of U. & Cruzens of Jopacese An-
[790]cestry who bare returned to America after Kudying 10 Jeran)
[792]Knighs of the Wale Canes
[794]Ku Klug. Klan -
[796], ato known as Erfhaenser Leagus (Kytacuner
[797]Burd), Kyfheeuser Pellowship (Kyfhecuser Kameradecta ft
[799]Kyffrecuser War Retief (Eyfhscuser Kriegahiifswerk)
[801]Labor Counce! for Negro Rights
[802]Labor Research Association, Inc.
[803]Labor Youth Leayoe
[805]League for Common Sense
[807]League of Amemean Writers
[809]Lictor Society (Traian Black Ehirts)
[811]Macedonian-American People’s League
[812]Mario Norgantict Circie .
[813]Maritime Labor Committee to Defend A} Lannan
[814]Mary‘end Congress Arainst Discrimination
[815](See Committee to Abolish Discriminetion tn Maryland)
[816]Massachusctts Comsnituee for the Bil of Rights
[817]Masachusetts Minute Women for Peace (rot connected With tue
[818]Minute Women of the U. 5. A, Inc.)
[819]Maurice Braverst2n Defense Committee
[820]Michigen Civil Bighta Federation
[821]Mich:gan Councs for Peace
[822]Michigan School of Social Scienso
[824]Ranta Teikore OGcorndan (impertad Mittery Priends Groap oF
[825]Southern Caitfornls War Veterans}
[827]Rauonel Assoc:s:00 of Mexican Americans (also known es Asocie-
[828]efon Kacions! Mexico-Americapa)
[830]ational Biue Star Mothers of America (not to be confused with
[831]the Blue Star Mathers of America organised tn Pebruary 292)
[833]Navona! Comsuctee for Preecow of the Press
[835]Nations! Coum-mucie for the Defense of Political Prison rs
[837]Navicca! Gusts 0 12 Aowesty for Smith Act Vicume
[839]Rational Comei-tee to Win the Peace
[841]Mauonal Confererce cn American Policy in China and the Par Rast
[842](a Cotie-rene: called by the Committee for ® Democrat For
[843]Bascern Policr) - :
[845]Kational Cour— of Americans of Croatian Descent
[847]Rational Counci w ‘mertean-Soviet Priendship
[849]Kauonsl Federauan for Constitutional Libertics
[851]National Labar Conterence for Peace’
[853]Matwaal Negro Congress :
[854]Ratienal Negro Labor Council
[856]Bavionalist Party of Puerto Rico .
[858]Mature Priencs of America (sirce 1935) ae es
[859]BKegro Labor Victory Committee :
[861]Sew Commitver for Publications
[863]Michibet Kogyo Kaisha (The Great Pum Theatre)
[865]Forth American Committee to Ald Spantsh Democracy
[867]orth American Spanish Ald Committee
[869]North Philade:ptua Forum
[871]i
[872]t
[873]4
[875]H
[879]at ERE SRO pope inde (Sips wines Sale DARE oe
[882]14-0000
[884]senda em DEN RTT A
[886]nn ee ee EE RAEN OL 108. Ae
[888]Obio School of Soctat Kelences
[890]Oahoma Cemmittee to Decend Poutical Prisoners
[892]Obishomws League for Political Education (sce Communist Political
[893]Associauian)
[895]Original Southern Klans, Incorporated
[897]Pecific Northwest Labor Bchool, Beatue. Washington
[898]Palo Alto Peace Club
[899]Paruldo de} Pueblo of Panama (operating In the Canal Zone}
[901]Peace Information Center
[903]Peace Movement of Evhwpla
[905]People’s Drama, tne.
[907]People's Educaticnal end Press Amociauon of Texas (see Commu.
[908]pist Political Association}
[910]People’s Esucational Association (incorporated under came Los
[911]angeles Educational Association. Inc.), also kncewp ea People’s
[912]Educational Center, People’s University, People’s Behool
[914]People’s Ilastitute of Appilrd Relizion
[916]Propies Programs (Seattle, Washington)
[918]People’s Radio Foundation, Inc.
[920]People's Rights Party
[922]Philadelphia Labor Committes for Negro Rights
[924]Philadelphia School of Social Science ond Art
[926]Photo League (New York City)
[928]Pittsburgh Arts Club
[930]Political Prisoners’ Welfare Committes
[932]Polonia Soctety of the WO
[934]Progressive German-Americans, also known as Progressive Germsn-
[935]Amertcans of Chicago .
[937]Proietarian Party of Ametica
[939]Protestant War Veterans of the Caited States, Inc.
[941]Proristona! Committee of Citizens for Peace, Southweet Ares
[943]Provisional Commitee co Latin American ATairs
[945]Provisional Committee to Abolish Discrimination in the Bute of
[946]Maryiend
[948](See Committee to Abolish Discrimination tn Maryiand)
[950]Puerto Rican Comite Pro Libertades Civiles (CLC)
[952](See Comite Pro Derechos Civiles)
[953]Puertorriquenos Unides (Puerto Ricans United)
[955]Quad City Committee for Peace
[956]Queensbridge Tenants League
[958]Revolutionary Workers League
[959]Bomanien-American Praterral Society
[960]Brusstan American Soctety, Inc.
[962]Gakura Kat (Patriotic Soctety, or Cherry Amociation ~— composed of
[963]veterans Of Russo-Japanese War)
[964]Bamuel Adams School, Boston, Manachusetts ca -
[966]Behooi of Jewish Stud-es, New York City
[967]Seattle Labor School, Seatue, Washington
[968]Gerdian-American Praternal Society
[969]Gerbian Vidoréan Council
[971]Shinto Temples (limited to State Shinto aboltshed tn 1945)
[973]BuUver Stirt Legion of America
[975]Biavte Counct! of Scuthern Californis
[977]Slovak Workers Soctety
[979]Gotrenisn-American Navional Counc
[981]Gocialist Workers Party, including American Committer for Ezero-
[982]pear Workers’ Retiet
[984]Bocisiist Youth Leacsue (see Workers Party)
[986]Sokoku Ea! iFatheriand Society)
[988]Southern Negro Youth Congress
[990]Butko Sha (Reserve OSicers Association, Loe Angeles)
[992]Syracuse Women for Peace
[994]Tom Pulne School of Social Beience, Philadelphia, Pennsyivarcis
[995]Tom Peine School of Westchester, New Tork
[996]Trace Union Committee for Peace
[997](See Trace Unicrists for Peace)
[998]Trade Tnoionlsts for Peace
[999]{Bee Trade Union Committee for Peace)
[1000]‘Tri-S.ate Negro Trade Unton Council
[1002]'
[1004]Ubkrainisn-American Preternal Unian
[1006]Union of American Croa:ians
[1008]Union of New York Veterans
[1010]United American Epaoish Ald Committes
[1012]United Committee of Jewish Eocievies and Landemanachaft Pecezs-
[1013]tore, also known #8 Coordinat:an Committee of Jewish Lasts
[1014]manschaften and Freteroal Orgarizaticns
[1016]Untted Committee of South Slavic Americans
[1018]United Defense Council of Southern California
[1020]Untied Harte Teneote and Consumers Organization
[1022]Uniud May Day Committee
[1024]Caited Negro and Allted Veteran: of Amesican
[1026]Veterans Against Discrimination of Ctvil Rights Coosrem of ¥ew
[1027]Tork (ece Civil Bi,hts Congress)
[1029]Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade
[1031]Virginia League for Peopie’s Education (see Communtst Pottciral
[1032]Amociation)
[1034]Votce of Preedom Committee
[1036]Wait Whitman Echool of Social Science, Newark, New Jersey
[1037]Washington Bookxhep Association
[1039]‘Washingun Commit:ee for Democratic Action
[1041]Washington Com-siteee to Defend the BY! of Rights
[1042]Washington Comsionvealta Federation :
[1044]Washington Pension Coon
[1046]Wisconsin Conference on Social Legtsiation
[1048]Workers Acliance (since Aprik 1936) oo
[1050]Workers Party, Including Socialist Youth League
[1052]‘Tiddisher Kultur Partend
[1054]Young Communist League
[1055]Yugosisr-American Cooperative Horne, Inc.
[1056]Yugosist Seamen's Club, Inc.
[1058]|
[1059]'
[1060]t
[1063]14.0000
[1065]A ee me yn pee
[1067]ee a A RE ee eae ate
[1069]CERTIFICATION
[1071]I certify that I have read the names of the above l!sted organizations.
[1073]To the best of my knowledge and belief, I am not, nor have I been a member of, contributed to, recelved Luer-
[1074]ature from, signed petitions of or in behalf of, or attended meetings of any orgenization listed atove, or any
[1075]organization outside the United States espousing Communist, Fascist, Totalitarlan or Naz! causes, exerpt as noted
[1076]below.
[1078]To the best of my knowledge arid beef, none of my close relatives are, nor have ever been mermsers of, cone
[1079]tributed to, received literature from, signed petitions of or in behalf of, or attended meetings of any such orpanizs-
[1080]tions, exeept as noted below.
[1082]INSTRUCTIONS
[1084]For the purpose of this certification, if an applicant cr employee is completing this form, the ters “close reia-
[1085]tive” will include spouse, children, parents, brothers; sisters, uncies, and aunts. “Close relatives” of the spouse, for
[1086]this purpose, will include children, perents, brothers, sisters, uncles, and aunts.
[1088]if there are exceptions to this certification, set forth beiow under Remarks all pertinent informston concern.
[1089]ing the nature and extent of your ectiztties or those of your close relatives tn such organizations, including the
[1090]names of the organizations, dates of membership, meetings attended, titles of pasttions held, amornts and dutes
[1091]of contributions, nature of petitions signed falling within the meaning of the above certification and ercumsiences
[1092]thereof, titles and authors of literature received, and dates on which received.
[1094]In exceptions concerning relatires, include only such information presently known to you or arcilable from
[1095]your own records. :
[1097]If necessary, use addit‘onal sheets and sign each sheet. Write none if there are no exceptions.
[1099]REMARKS: To be completed by Spouse REMARKS: To be completed by Applicant cr Employee
[1101]|
[1102]|
[1106](8! ture of Applicant or Employee)
[1108](Signature of Spouse)
[1110](City and State) “(City and Btate)
[1112]H
[1113]i
[1114]i
[1115]|
[1117]j
[1119]Witness) ~ |” Witness)
[1121].2. _-_ (Address) ~~ - _
[1123]tame pare
[1127]14-00000
[1129]. ?
[1130]». Ne
[1132]- 23 duly 1956
[1133]MEMEAIOW! FOR: Contract Personnel. Division
[1134]VIA : PI/Plane
[1135]. SUBJECT s Arthur 9, VAIVADAs Request ' ‘for Extension
[1136]of Contract
[1138]a : ‘1. It 4a hereby requested that the contract of Artimr G,
[1140]: “WAIVADA, which expires on 31 July 2956, be oxtended for 6 period
[1141]of one year. No changes in the presont contract, aa anonded
[1143]. Fe contemplated,
[1145]2. VAIVADA continues to serve ag prinetpel agent for ths
[1146]AXPHODARCH Project, and his performance has been outstanding.
[1147]. He has proved to be particularly edept at spotting ond recruiting
[1148]“. . .°. Of agente. Hea was prosoted to. the equivalent of a GS-10,
[1149]_ ; effective 2 Aprf 1956.
[1152]14-0000
[1154]AIR a LIT
[1156]a on . 1
[1158]Chief of Station, Habana oO 5 Jul 4358
[1159]| 7 Chief, WH '
[1160]|
[1162]Operational /KUTUBE |
[1164]Arthur G. VAIVADA “H
[1166]'
[1168]|
[1170]Reference HXH-A-2577
[1172]Headquarters hes under consideration the question of staff status for
[1173]Arthur G. VAIVAI, as set forth in reference. Bafore any action cun ke
[1174]initiated in this respect, however, VAIVADA must comolete, and return to
[1175]Headquarters, the attached Personal History Statements and appendix,
[1177]J. Ce KI
[1178]by
[1181]14-0000
[1183]no firm plans to fill the position in the near future a8 presently 4
[1184]allotted, This of course will have to be approved by Chief, iH.
[1186]an Sa A Rs Ca eee .
[1189]; r ~, \
[1190]SECKET .
[1191]19 June 1956 i
[1192]| tod
[1193]oho mo fo
[1194]Ff MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Branch ODO 3.0 . i
[1195]Gy '
[1196]ATTENTION: Cuba Desk :
[1197]SUBJECTs Arthur 0. Velvada = ie
[1198]| | -
[1199]i. 1. The following is required to convert subject to Staff status: |
[1200]4 Bo Arrenge for a full Agency clearance I . .
[1201]Ly — _ “ ,
[1202]ot bo Datermine the position vacancy to be made available’ | ;
[1203]mE, te accommodate sibject on Divieton 7/0: Poa
[1204]a , a poe
[1205]| : Ce Approval of FI Staff and Chicf, Wile yoo 4.
[1206]; | 2. With respect to a. this action may be initiated now through {
[1207]WH Personnel, . : i
[1208]of ae 30 It is suggested that one of the new positions allotted te | \ —
[1209]| 7 Costa Rica or Hexico be made available to the Habana 1/0 if there are 7
[1210]7
[1213]14-0000
[1215]FROM: | DIRECTOR
[1217]MFO Cf, CI7Ic, Ft/ors 2, rifri 2, s/c 2 ‘ae
[1219]DIR IW707 low sayz7) ree We a6
[1221]TO BAVA . CIS Li
[1223]REF HAVA Shi (IN 25295)
[1225]FONTHER ACTICY PROPOSED COLLING COVER AUAITING CLEARANCE PROSFESPIVZ COPTER
[1227]CRGANIZATICNS, DISCUSSING ZITH CROVERY.
[1229](END OF F2S8£07)
[1231]ate
[1233]los 1609 T1
[1234]cooaniwarine OFFICCRS- - eS an
[1236]A iaNG, al SECRET | Cee Zadhenti as
[1237]BEETASING Offitcen — ‘ .
[1239]AUTHERTEICE TINS OF FISER
[1241]I
[1242]|
[1243]TT IS FORSIDDEN TO AREA COPY OF THIS MEESAZE Suche, -
[1246]7 SECRET |
[1247]: . - . ' : k
[1248]7 age : . Sg HW=1731 af
[1249]Hee amt UN A 1855 |
[1250]| | — ro |
[1252]|. Chief of Station, Habana 4
[1253]Lo oh -
[1254]t . a, t oy
[1255]Chief, WED : ! |
[1256]” Administrative i
[1257]i | Arthur Q. VAIVADAs Increase in Salary 3 jf
[1258]| .: - : i }
[1259]! References 4. |kH-A=2577 4 4
[1260]| ns Be HEB=Weo1710 1
[1261]: co i. “Attached, for Station files, is a copy of a new contract anendnent
[1263]poe _ Providing for an increase in salary and related caspmnsation for i
[1264]. + _ Subject, as recommsnded in Reference "a.° The increass was offec- 8 4
[1266]’ tive 1 April 1956. . _ .
[1267]H cre ; : , at. ped “4
[1268]| 2. fhe question of staff status for VAIVADA, as raised by Reference fase, {
[1269]_° 26 @ rather involved one, and io being handled separately. Tha ce na?
[1270]| , _ Statdon will be advised regnrding any action taken in this respsct. i
[1271]‘Attachment 0
[1272], x1 Contract amendment
[1273]—— “Distribution
[1274]-.3 © Habana w/attachment ~ -
[1279]“ereary
[1280]Chui
[1282]14-0000
[1284]27 TY. oassisiep messace 7 ;
[1285]£ . ROUTING :
[1286]i 356 kK/RFL as ie £5 RS £:
[1287]é "OAYE : : ut | . Ee Es i
[1288]{ G1 JUNE 1956 secret | & E
[1289]{ yo + DIRECTOR OG
[1290]| ru POHAVANA ae : f
[1291]| Aono _ PoE
[1292].. .
[1293]| wro + ChNcutc/Fi/ops 2, Fife 2, s/c 2 me
[1294]HAVA 544 (IN 25296) 20007 1 AM 56 ROUTINE
[1295]A ENTE —_— 7
[1296]| TO: DIR oe iy -. . CITE: HAVA ~
[1297]RE: HKHW 1907 oe | de
[1298]VIEW UPCOMING RENEWAL AMPHODARCH PROJECT REQUEST STATUS | 7
[1299]OF EFFORT PROVIDE VAIVADA WITH NON STUDENT CoveER, THIS WAS
[1300]_, DISCUSSED WITH VEREECK EARLY 56, 4
[1301]END OF MESSAGE — i
[1303]“psy ser op .
[1304]FR
[1306]2
[1308]a - L SECRET "ra + Dot M60 ET
[1309]wis FORBIDDEN To MAKE A COPY OF THIS MESSAGE Copy No.
[1311]Sibi ee BOOM dee esi ss paca eBete
[1313]Bip Mct wadegah te beatae Da TR MISH let Ce NLT eed EI AE on an wt een tens Oa Wanted
[1316]14-0000
[1318]e
[1319]| BED - .
[1320]d ms . . an :
[1321]£ rene
[1322]7 SECaET
[1323]i
[1324]i :
[1325]wt.
[1326]29 May 1956
[1327]“4
[1328]I
[1329]iF
[1330]! MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, FI ; . :
[1331]| . . - . : t
[1332]: VIA: FI/Projects Branch . i
[1334]i SUBJECT : Arthur G. VAIVADA (P/A Project AMPHODARCH) : 1
[1335]i Plans for Improvement of Cover Pr.
[1336]i :
[1337]i REFERENCE: FI Memo of 13 December 1955 j i
[1339]H 1. Referenced memoraitum requested that WH Division forward i a
[1340]' to Chief, FI, on or about 29 May 1956, a report concerning plans : po
[1341]i for improving VAIVADA's cover (Habana University student on notional : i
[1342]: scholarship from WHD proprietary). . J
[1343]. 2. Negotiations are currently underway for the establishment , i ae
[1344]; SB of VAIVADA as a representative in Cuba for one of several 0. S. ‘ aL .
[1345]f sos polling agencies. Such an arrangement would a??ord certain opera- i poe
[1346]{ tional-contact advantages as well as a logical cover employment and i 4s
[1347]' Lo, apparent source of income for the agent. Efforts are being made to ; Code ese
[1348]i. . implement the proposed new cover arrangement prior to the 31 July ; . ;
[1349]fo: 1956 renewal date of Project AMPHODARCH. ; ao
[1350]. . . }
[1351]|
[1352]i
[1354]oust esta rn-Hentsphere“Divisieg t=
[1356]Al ALT Set ROBO IEEE PEGE aH RR AE TBE EI OS Bee aren Se G
[1359]1400000 -
[1361]__Attachwent at __ a
[1365]cc, MAY 28 1988
[1367]| Chief of Station, Habana
[1369]- Chef, WED :
[1372]Arthur G, VAIVADA; Contreet Amembnont
[1374]1, A recent ruling by the Office of tha Gencreal Comeal hae ended the paye
[1375]ment of ellownces, os such, to sontrnot personnel, In the future theses
[1376]ancunte previcusly paid se allevencer will come uniter the hoading of
[1377]Gonpensation. 7 el
[1379]2. 8inco eoxmmensntion {9 taxable, wherenc allovrness era not, adiitiorsl
[1380]edjustzents havo bean msde to comencnte for tex losess incurred in the
[1381]changeover, VAIVADA's contract. hne hean- so odjusted,-nmnd it ie belleved ote
[1382]he wil) find the new quortore end cont of living figures to be equitable, —
[1384]The specific changes ere ao follover : _
[1386]Mo . OUARTERS
[1388]O24 “allowance” (non-tamble) $2,100.00
[1389]‘Hey "eospensation® {texsble) . $2,575.00
[1391]ate joe - SOR OP LvQ
[1392]Tee & - wooo
[1393]Cid “allevance® (non-texmble) - - $1,650.00. ~ Forts
[1395]= 35 —Forumrtted -harevi th-ero~ the “origina “unio 607 ot aa mmantinent=05——
[1396]* VAIVADA's contract, whieh reflects tho ‘above-deceribed ad fuctmente,
[1398]ve Tha original should be signed and returned to Headquarters, : :
[1400]2 May 1956. Oey WD
[1404]ART; 1 Ye L1 rooms -MI/T1T/Cuba/Chrono= -* -.—
[1406]¥, GLIpRArrE, c/m/rxr
[1408]Ro Soe 16 801
[1410]1
[1412]14.90000
[1414]my
[1416]SREP be
[1417]| | \
[1419]ie,
[1420]-
[1422]_: 1 3 May 1956
[1423]‘MEMORANDUM POR: Contract Personnel Division i
[1424]on Bes
[1425]VIA t FI/Plans/Projects pS : .
[1426]SUBJECT | Contract Anandmont, Arthur G. VAIVADA
[1428]“a
[1430]1. It is requested that the contract of Arthur G. VAIVADA a
[1431]amended to provide for an ne fecal in salary from $5060.00 to, $5915.00,
[1433]offective 2 Agi 196 Ars fewsMer rageooly Uke CL « LE
[1435]2, VATWADA entéred on duty with this organisation on 1 June 149
[1437]ag a contract agent. From June 19h9 through August 1953 he was
[1438]stationed in Costa Rica, where his record was outstanding end inc uded
[1439]the successful handling of a nigh level Commnist Party penetration.
[1440]He was subsequently given iieadquarters training for several months
[1441]and participated in PBSUCCESS.
[1443]3. \VAIVADA has been in Cuba in his present capacity (P/A,
[1444]ANPHODARCH Project) since July 1954. is performance there bas con=
[1445]. . tinued to be outstanding. Hs has proved to be particularly adept at
[1446]. spotting and recruiting of agents and his work has oeen highly praised
[1447]» ‘by the Chief of Station, abana. In recommanding renewal of the
[1448]‘AMPHODARCH project recently, FI/Plans/Projects stated, with reference
[1449]to VAIVADA, that he "has ebviously teen a valuable, desp cover agent
[1450]handler during six years of service for WH." le had been qualified
[1451]previously as tha most valuable agent of the San Jose Station.
[1452]' F .
[1454]'
[1459]etc ae ti tan teen tt eae
[1461]0 fro te cteremnter onesies meas
[1463]__... be _Thore are sufficient funds in the APHODARCH project (approved a
[1464]33 December 1955 for the period 1 August 1955 through 31 July 1956) te ~~ th
[1465]provide for the above-requested increase. in-ealary. Such an increase | i”
[1467]will be specifically provided for in the next project renewal request.
[1468]VAIVADA has been at his present salary level since July 195l.
[1470]- - Js Ce OO
[1471]<—_ Chief, Western_Hesdsphere_Division
[1476]oe, a ; _ : .
[1477]SECRET
[1478]3 1
[1479]a . |
[1480]| |
[1481]: oe oo ~ 18 April 1956 |
[1482]. YEMORANDUM FOR! Contract Personsel Division | |
[1483]. SUBJECT 1 Arthur Q. YAIVADA |
[1484]. to.
[1485]There follows 4nformation regarding the present status of Arthur i.
[1486]G. VAIVADA, as requested by your division in a Feosnt inforzal asno= |
[1487]readun: ; . H i
[1488]8. POS station - Habana | i
[1489]bd. Marital-Dependoncy Stitue - Wife and teo child res: (ages | | .
[1490]- 5 and 7) leving with subject ot
[1491]in Habana, | i
[1492]Se - 9, Subject is currently receiving a quarters allowance of | f
[1493]‘ +100 per annuz. | !
[1494]i i
[1495]JAMES B. NOLAND po
[1496]WH/ITI/Cuba -
[1498]a - Orig & 1 - Addressee” ~ ae
[1499], * |, 1 = WH/ITI/chromo
[1500]- _ #&> VAIVADA file
[1502]Del (GE IES
[1504]Rete ie mace mean ates a ee ee ne eee aah ah
[1507]14.90000
[1509]|
[1510]Ll
[1513]|
[1514]In connection with the information furnished on the following
[1515]eentrest agent (s)} regarding the taxability of Allowance Paynente,
[1516]the Contract Personnsl Divialea is roquesting the follecing information i
[1517]in order to adjust the contract to provide additional compensation |
[1518]to offet tho increased tex ability, an CO | i
[1519]; | | |
[1520]BAM " SHPORMATION REQUESTED .
[1521]VAIVAMA, Arthur Co (a) PCS Statian —— ; |
[1522]7  () Hardtal Status }
[1523]1, Woxber of dependents |
[1524]2e Location of dependants |
[1525](o} Is ks receiving a quarters allowance or \
[1527]- dose he have furnished quarters in lsu
[1529]poke
[1531]Greaney
[1533]a
[1535]14.90000
[1540]i, & - —
[1541]» af _ -
[1542]; -
[1543]. \
[1544]. Part -
[1545]ad
[1547]ya
[1548]i. 7
[1549]4 4 -
[1550]D4 Date:
[1552]Mr, Arth:r G. Vaivada
[1553]Dear Mr. Vaivada:
[1555]Reference i9 made to your contract with the United States Government,
[1556]as represented by the Contracting Officer, effective | Anguat 1954, as
[1558]amended. 4.
[1560]Fa re Effective 1 April 1956, said contract, ae amended, ic further amended
[1561]7 : ; as s follows:
[1563](a) The figure $5000 in the first sentence of paragraph 1{a)}
[1564]{so increased to $5915,
[1566].. {b} The figure $2575 in the first eéntance ‘of paragraph ib)
[1567]te increased to $2960.
[1569](c) The figure $1920 in the first sentence of paragraph Me)
[1570]ia Increased to $2175,
[1572]Spa te: a on
[1574]All other terms and conditions of the contract, asamended, remain i(k TC
[1575]_ in full force and effect, eG 7
[1577]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
[1580]14-0000
[1582]i
[1583]Ps ¢
[1587]7 Am BC . Hida=1607
[1589]; MAR 29 1956 ;
[1590]Chief of Station, Habens - :
[1591]Chief, WD :
[1593]. Proposed Prowotion of Arthur OG. PAIVADA .
[1595]i fhe Reedquartera desk feole that ths porforsance of Arthur.G. VAIVADA has
[1596]been sesh as to warrant prosoticn fraa his preeent grade (equivaleat to a
[1597]ae GS-9) to the eqivalent of 4 GSell, and proposes to recomend such promt]
[1599]i tica 1f the field: eoncure. An carly reply froa the field will facilitate
[1600]a ‘prompt sstion oa thie matter. ,
[1602]Wpeevennae
[1605]14-0000
[1607]a eemeteenemes
[1610]UNCLASSIFIED NS CONFIDENTIALR  seoner
[1611]eye ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET , fe
[1615]INSTRSCTIONS: Officer designations should be used in the “TO"* column, Under each comment a line should be drawn across sheet
[1616]_ and each comment numbered to correspond with the number in the “TO” column. Each officer should initial (check mark insufficient)
[1617]before further routing. This Routing and Record Sheet should be r_turned to Registry.
[1621]DATE 2, 7 ees: ‘
[1623]HAAR wot lek ok - .
[1624]erbds vote Skank, -
[1626]ganged Sc Ko ~~ ANA
[1627]TS WER, OK yolline et
[1629]vou A j
[1630]Os 3
[1634]PAG
[1636]Biter ened, eb a atin
[1638]Con \) RAW RD
[1640]Mase
[1642]ress O“10 Sucaraccen UNCLASSIFIED
[1644]ara WRUCH BURY &E USED,
[1645]en - 7 ee wo:
[1650]sn tes
[1653]14-0000 - . t
[1655]ie. ; _ . In coupliance with Station’ ‘and ‘Headquarters requests,
[1656]H - -I am submitting an outling of -my ~efforts.and plans for establish
[1657]ing a legitizate (ania permanent) cover cooupation that- will ba-
[1658]' ; suitable for movemant and operation almost anywhere in this. -
[1659]_ hemisphere. It is ty understanding that there are two (local)
[1660]i . oover proposals up for consideration and these will not conflict
[1661]. in any way the plan outlined herein, but actually will contributs
[1662]to the realization of it. That is, during my tour at this statlans:
[1663]I cen ostensibly develope an: strangthen a careor in writing to”
[1664]the extent that it may "stand alone’as cover occupation. It 18
[1665]also pertinent, to maka it clear'at this tims, that my aspirations
[1666]for a career in fiction writing are personel, sincere, and not in
[1667]any way besed: ona desire to establish a partigular type of covere
[1668]i For this reason, I have divided -this outline in two parte, the i
[1669]vk _ first pertaining to ty. personal: éfforte end activities; the seoond I.
[1670]i — being in the form of a proposal, available to mg as a method of . “4
[1671]oo |
[1673]j
[1675]i . Providing a writing cerser. with a very legitimate appearancée
[1676]I = PALNER. INSTITUTE OF AUTHORSHIP-
[1678]1
[1682]t . When in the early part of° 1955 it became obvicus
[1684]7 _ | that my University cover was not only weak but also identified
[1686]a with py targeta ani thereby creating a seourlity dilemma, I began
[1687]! exphoring the possibilities. of utilizing ny secondary cover which
[1689]beet soon became bogged down. with labor and/oy immigration technicalities.
[1690]Po at At this tina I had simltaneously enrolléad in tne Palmer Inetitute —
[1691]aa f° of Authorabip, at 1680 N. <ycamore, Hollywood - 28, Californiae Frankly,
[1692]i a in tha beginn » I had Little incentive ‘or interest other than
[1693]taking a oreok at sozething I had always desired, but as tima cmp!
[1694]‘..." and lessons have gone by, there isa very positive indiéation that >
[1695]-.l. I-can maka the grade..1$.48 a one year.courss, .considared quite .
[1696]conpetent and provides stepping Stones into the. publishing world.
[1697]I am nearing coupletion of thia course, have two 5000 word short
[1698]—stories—subalttad-t5—pubiishers,—one-short-atory—analyzad by the
[1699]Institute and recoinsnded for) re-write and ‘probable sale. H
[1700]intentions are to try and “break the ice” in the fiction adventure ©
[1701]at teen-sge level. (30y's Life, Hew Brunswick, NeJe)
[1704]was “atreat photogrephy"e | Financially this started out well but |
[1706]_ ; When I realized that with very Little “padding? |
[1707]- guch as contacts with paperback book pubiishers in addition to my
[1709]—==“Yerltimate correspondence “ith- tasezines, this writing career ~~~ ~~
[1710]i> gould ‘be: very cdequate cover, 1: nade: the’-reoommendation to th the.
[1712]station sose tine in aiddle 19556 me:
[1714]Py RCS
[1716]14-0000
[1718]. 2: oe ;
[1719]COVER PREPARATION = (arthur G. Yaivada) (Cont'd)
[1721]a Along these same lines, I took advantage of the
[1722]SCpportunity presented.when an old friend and AAF compsnica.
[1723]came down on a visit in July 1955. Warrant Officer “ranais.
[1724]Williems has been in the AISS (Air Intelligence) Since 1940, -
[1725]actually one of the founders of the service and. has written:
[1726]AISS teohnioal bulictins. for 15 yearse. Williams was praotically
[1727]present upon my entry into this organisation. (if not actually.
[1729]' instrumental in my. recrul tent. Ir ‘disoussed the plan in general
[1730]terns with Wilifams and learned that one of his sestion AI
[1731]Officers 19 currently in the publishing businass. William 8 assures
[1732]Me that when-the right tima approaches, he. oan.‘arrange” a. a
[1734]| substantial contact with this company, with practically no —
[1735]vrecurity hazarde. We have: left thin. pending. ((His addreass |~:.
[1736]5846 Access Road, Page Menor, Wright-fatterson AFB, Dayton, - |
[1738]we
[1740]|
[1742]‘Ohio.)).
[1744]. While on a visit.to San Jose, Costa Rica, I met . ‘
[1745]and discussed this cover espect with arthur Gregor, currently :
[1746]a civilian employee of the Naval Air. Station at Coco Scie,
[1748]Panama Canal Zone. Art.Gregor waa: consitered by the station at
[1750]San Jose (our station, that is) for recruitment in 1952. I :
[1751]submitted tra complete Section L of the PRQ on him and we had TG
[1752]& tentative arrangement that sometime in the future, whereever : .
[1753]he might ba,’i1f approached by the orgenisation, he would vork. i
[1754]or cooperate with a temporary project, what ever the oa56 bee
[1755](Gregor is specializing in minerology at ‘HIT, and shooting for
[1757]‘6 Kasters at the Colorado School of Mining.) Gregor has an unole -
[1758]who is in the paperback book business. (publishing) and according .
[1759]to his appraisal, would not objeot to cooperating unwittingly —
[1760]to the propesal of such a contact. ((Gregor's addresss Box 2655, Li
[1761]+ ++ Cristobal, Canal Zone.)) - -o: ct RE i
[1763]ee a aman A te ta ce eee ne oe ae een ane Rem me oe
[1765]/7 1 In conclusions It is realized that all thia wordage  ~
[1766]May look very nice, otoes, mut actually the accom; lishment of
[1767]suoh_cover wl 11_depend—on-whether—I-can-zet—into-publication- -—- ag
[1768]bowever alnor_ib—may—be.—he-efforts—to—“cad" the-existing —t
[1769]authantio cover with the two projects abova Ray sound "nebulous", ;
[1770]but after all, outside of a ‘tight professional league of staff . ;
[1771]writers (or immortals) writing {8 a. nobulous undertakings Finally,
[1772]_° @11 of Papt II here is submitted as a proposal, awaiting approval
[1774]and dependent upon the success of rart I. , .
[1776]i at a
[1778]SS haa (=. Va ara
[1780]oo Anehun Gs Velvada ©2552 =
[1782]. Asso. aa i
[1785]14-0000
[1787]of
[1789]i . ; ! : Date:
[1791]t
[1792]Mr Arthur G. Vaivada - a. mua |
[1794]ye — ‘Dear Mr. Vaivada:
[1795]i
[1796]i Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government, |;
[1798]‘as represented by the Contracting Officer, effective 1 August 1954, os
[1799]‘amended, .
[1801]; i Effective 1 { January 1956, said contract, ao amended, is further
[1802]‘amended by deleting paragraphs one (1) and two (2) and all reference to
[1803]‘Federal taxas and substituting in lieu thereof the following:
[1805]t i
[1807]i 1, Compensation, In full consideration for the purchase of certain i
[1809]information and services, jou will receive from the Government, payable in H
[1811]ouch an approved manner ae you may “irect in writing, the following: | i
[1813](a) Compensation calculated at the rate of $5060 per annum; and
[1815]. . ou
[1817]|
[1818]i
[1819]|
[1820](b) Additional compensation for quarters procurement for you
[1821]and your dependents presently calculated at the rate of $2575 per annum’
[1823]|
[1825]i and applicable only to your initial permanent post of assignment over- i
[1826]: feas, As this additional compensation is based upon quarters costs | i
[1827]! i
[1829]oe Cee gc te ter
[1831]! at said post, it is subject to unilateral. adjustment’ by. the Government
[1832]whenever warranted by a change in the factors affecting. its initial
[1833]°° establishment, Quarters will not be furnished you by the Government
[1834]nor will you accept quarters provided by: your cover facility without
[1835]| prior amendment ofthis agreement; and . —, .
[1837]i
[1838]|
[1839](c) ‘Additioral compensation for cost of living expenses (other
[1840]; than quarters) for you and your dependents presently calculated at
[1842]manent post of assignment-overseas, Ac this additional compensation _ =< !
[1843]is predicated upon the comparative cost of living between Washington,
[1844]D.C. aad your overseas post, your cover, family status and basic :
[1845]compensation, it is subject to unilateral adjustment by the Government :
[1846]. Whenever warranted by a change in the factors affecting its original © :
[1847]a establishment. - . | ,
[1849]of “an: independent. contractor,-all amounts= “paid directly or guaranteed by the -
[1850]i Government under Paragraph one supra, are reportable as income under
[1851]; | smiating Federal income tax laws and regulations,
[1853]_ = Taxes. (a) As your legal. yolationship t to the Government is that .
[1855]Be (b) In view of the security consideretions involved, ths on
[1856]i Government agrees, at your request, to withhold Federal income taxes from | _
[1857]q
[1859]i} the monies due you under this agreement in an amount equivalent to the United ..
[1860]4 : States income tax withholding schedule »ased upon your taxable income here-
[1861]. under and ——— Present exemptHion{s), Sume so withheld will be paid over to
[1864]14-0000
[1868]cee mapeeigt Aetne ESPNS Poneman te te
[1870]"(on the part of the Government and does not release you from fulfilling your
[1872]i
[1875]| Pes
[1876]yo
[1878]7, id fall force and effact,
[1880]Hoo. Lot
[1883]i . . . .
[1884]‘the Internal Revenue Service. You acknowledge that this ie an accommodation. -
[1885]jebligations under existing Federal income tax laws and regulations, You will
[1887]ibe instructed as to the method to be foisowed in making timely filing ¢ of returas, |
[1888]jpotimates asd payments in order to preserve security. :
[1890]if All other terms and conditions of the contract, as amended, romain
[1892]| .
[1893]| You will Please indicate your + approval by signing in the space provided |
[1894]low,
[1896]UNITED STATES GORNMENT
[1898]po eS BY___
[1899]| . vos ae : . Contracting Officer
[1900]H
[1902]A
[1904]ACCEPTED: 7 oe
[1908]“|
[1909]of
[1911]. . | mae
[1914]14-0000
[1916]‘-2 duly 1955
[1920]we a & Ne Fer oe MET je Bee an we , ~
[1921].
[1923]= .
[1924]t
[1926]° SECRET
[1928]AIR - WEHHA-1793
[1932]Chief, WH 5 duly 1955
[1933]Chief of Station, Habana
[1935]Agents and Projects/EUTUBE ;
[1936]Arthor G, Valvada ; 2 _ ar
[1938]_ REF: HEH-#-1213, 2h June 1955 i
[1940]In acoordanse with reference request, attached ta Vaiveda’s contrast . 7 o
[1942]amendment signed by hin and witnessed by Stephen H. Karmany. A cepy !a being. ~ e
[1944]retained by the Stattcn.
[1946]' “Gialre B. Donbey
[1948]Attachnents . .
[1949] Contrect Amendment (tripl.) =. 5
[1951]‘ Matri button:
[1952].- 3 @ bash v/att.- -
[1953]“1 = Pile (23-88)
[1956]14-0000 ' ;
[1957]i
[1959]wnt eels
[1961]Age ae RER=1213
[1963]c
[1965]Crieff cf.Statioa, Matena 24 JUK 1955
[1967]Chief, kD
[1969]Agents and Projects /SUTUES
[1971]Centrast Amraimrt for Arthur G. VATVADA : i
[1973]1. Pour copies of the attechsd contract assnizent ere boing femariod
[1974]te eoafora wits tho neu AUBARE poliey of accensdating Contrast
[1976]Exons uy aed Bh Vete 4 men, a-4 maven em nus bhnke a mmne mawn OO ww:
[1977]gones WatalGauciig sakovss PAP STS 22 GuEGar Sap euss Bae
[1979]|
[1980]p Tho paysents to be withheld fron their Rosthly temble iseom vill ne H
[1981]i ; bs an amount equivalent to that Listed in the United States incom ngs ,
[1982]‘ tax withboldiag schsdule based upon the numbsr. of. exsmptions claimed. a
[1984]i
[1986]: 2. It Le requested that VAIVADA sign all conies of the exsnisant and
[1987]i _. . . §pddeate thereea {a the blank spsee provided, the number of exerp~-
[1988]he _ hens he viskes <c clsia. It 1s suggested that VAIVADA elain es
[1989]2 ; few ameuptions 25 poasible in order that a eufficisnt asount of
[1991]‘ gonsy may bo uithaeld to cover the entire tere
[1993]¥ deo ous copy of the cxminaat choult be retained ty Statin Habana end . 4
[1994]the romining copies are to bo returned to Readqunrterus . be
[1996]Diatrse
[1998]“phe ngm, plate
[1999]oe »_WE/Matiroon - u/o-att.——_____
[2001]a | °- WH iit C
[2002]Tosi (Chrano w/o s atte
[2004]_ 3d. C, KDW : _
[2006]nes NKI A. 1945 op alg
[2009]14-00000
[2011]NOTE.
[2013]+ get , aN at
[2016]sete ene ts Sm HGH MILT
[2020]2 | NOTE TC: wH/Fi/ Cate
[2021]| oo * . Lo - i a an
[2022]| a
[2023]of
[2024]i The ettached amendment is forwarded to you for pouching to i i
[2025]per ; the field to conform with the new Agency policy in accommodating : _
[2026]H Contract Agents by withholding from their monthly taxable incom: : _
[2027]i ar.ounts equivalent to the United States income tax withholding i Dot
[2028]. ' schedule based upon the number of exemptions claimed. - ; a
[2029]. | . : i Be
[2030]foo. It is suggested that you forward a note with the amendment i . |
[2031]po eugpgesting that the individual claim as few exemptions as possible ‘ , |
[2032]i in order that sufficient monies may be withheld to cover the entire ; |
[2033]H tax. : : : :
[2034]| | :
[2035]age, A _ _ ; JOHN L. BISCHOFF 4 ‘
[2036]Chief, Special Contracting, :
[2037]a nt Allowances and Processing, 4
[2038]Staff |
[2040]te MEMO RKB
[2042]Lp ERS Caper retbenne nesters Bennett! ee a yen ae nema ne
[2044]te
[2048]14-0000
[2050]mi
[2052]4
[2054]15 daomary 1955
[2056]| ;
[2057]EOeEAvUH POR: Cidef of Operation, 10/P i
[2059]SLT Drtaw 30 Se TATA (PP. . 1
[2061]: i
[2063]RE¥ERISC ES Fexorenda | dated 23 veceaker fron Chief, ILE, to |
[2065] « Ghtert of oprxetians, nof/P,. cans tubjeste
[2067]t
[2069]|
[2073]i
[2075]lo This is o interim smoraentm resardin: the eaioc: milters |
[2077]With respect toe marnoremh Le of tis refesenced nemoramion, the aif
[2079]tivigicn is trying to obtain a factual written statement regariing |
[2081]the etrewertances wader which ths original advance of 41,400 wae !
[2083]win to the sobject. Cirewmtansess regerdiss tole eusarse were given
[2084]wertally to Hre barren bean of the. ligpection & review Steff in Cvetobere , | :
[2085]The difficulty fa providing o written otatesent ot tits tine is des te ns oe
[2087]|
[2089]i
[2091]1
[2093]Gay insbility te reacn the officers in Tec whe antherised the
[2094]aéventes &t the tins of the aivancs the aviherlsing officers did net
[2095]seport directly to the Chiel, oil Dirishone
[2097]2. with respect to peracrenh | be as to why the mmey hes not
[2098]bean ecliceted, we Pind that the FROWCESS Finsdee ilficer aid taxe
[2099]imoedicte actien to rrovide for tire collection ef. this aivaneee in
[2100]erdar to yey back this advanse the subject requested tet his salasy
[2101]be maid in the Meld rateer than at seadquerteree ‘ee nes find tat
[2102]the Finance Livialon, as of this date, bao net token the action requested,
[2104]. Je Tuts bas been dlessocd oa ramerese occasions win te Yisance ”
[2105]' DPtvision wlth the asaurenee that it would bo acted upon indistelyo
[2107]| Gte Chief, Yinance civision, bas beca acviscd of tits sitter end is
[2109]-_ taking tho egsegeay ction to facilitate ths ccllectics of the advances |
[2111]he A detailed report se roquested will be furnished as coon os
[2113]Doe 168 ert
[2115]. e a ae i
[2118]i
[2121]14-0000 . . . Tet 7 oe toe 7 es
[2123]SECRET
[2125]ir, Avther G. Val-nda
[2127]Dear Mr. Valvada : _.
[2129]x
[2131]LOUD 2b OR le RNS MTOR nga oie tb:
[2133]Reference is made to your contract (asamaeumtm) effective
[2135]I Aagust 29534 with the United. States.Government, as
[2137]represented by the Contracting Cfficer, forthe (purchase) (mate
[2138]SISEERK of information and services of.a coafidential nature.
[2140]‘Effective | January 1955, Said contract ( sorecemiet is”
[2141](Sarees) amended by deleting thercin all reference to your pay- a
[2142]‘ment of Federal taxes and substituting in lieu thereof the following:
[2144]"While it is recognized that you are an independent contractor,
[2145]the Government at your request and in view of security consid-
[2146]erations involved agrees to withhold from the monthly taxable ,
[2147]income due you under this contract which is payabl: on and after
[2148]1 January 1955 amounts equivalent to the United States income —
[2149]tax withholding schedule based upon »-, “g) present ,
[2150]exemption(s). Sums so withheld will be paid over to the
[2151]Internal Revenue Service. You acknowledge that this is an’
[2152]accommodation on the part of the Government and docs not
[2154]moe “7. :°. relieve you from fulfilling your obligations under existing
[2156]. - Federal income tax law. and regulations. You will be
[2157]instructed as to the method to be followed in making timely
[2158]filing of returns, estimates and payments in order to pre-
[2159]Serve security." . .
[2161]; " All other terms and conditions of the contract (smmendexd)
[2163]’-remain in full force and effect.
[2164]You will please indicate your approval by signing in the space
[2166]_ Provided b below.
[2168]a —
[2169]css IDL ienicf carina earsca eatreanvenerertar pen'reameraet ee re receeae rane sntnnenaaenabim da aati daa niiaaie a CLT
[2171]a Ae whon..
[2172]_ WYINESS: AL FE7 tin, YY 7 ar 4
[2174]- APPROVED:
[2176]SECRET
[2178]peuarse
[2179]Alas
[2182]14-00000
[2184]EEH-Ae1310
[2186]Chief, wHD
[2187]Chief of Mission, Habana
[2188]Operational
[2190]Angel BOLE ACOSTA
[2192]1. On ebont 20 Kovember 195i, Arthur G. VAIVADA (Identity A) met Subject
[2193]by chance on the street in Habana. Vaivada states that he kney Subject from
[2194]February to Kay of 195, in Guatemala City where they lived. in. the e2me@ apart~-
[2195]want building. Apparently Veivada’s wife was of considerable assistance to
[2196]Sra. BOAN ACOSTA when the latter was sick and by tho time Vaivada left Guate= —
[2197]mala, © fairly good friendship haé arisen between the tuo fmilies. Sr.
[2199]Boen Acosta was cultivated by Vaivade because uf Boan Acosta’s «noun high
[2200]level CP contacts “in Guatemala. Apparently Ecan Acoeta was of soxe assistance
[2201]to Yaivada at the University of Guatenala,
[2203]|.
[2204]t
[2205]|
[2208]i
[2209]t
[2210]1
[2213]2. Angel Boan Acosta is a Cuban, born in April 1925 at Camacuey, Cuba,
[2215]He is currently a political writer for the weekly "Senanario®, an antic St
[2216]Batiste magazine, He is married to Iraida MONTALVO of Las Villas, Cuba and oa
[2217]“hag one child six months of age. They are carrently residing with a sister- :
[2218]in-les in Santos Suares, Habana, Subject was more or less an exile after
[2220]10 March 1952 because of his opposition to Batista. He went to Maxico first,
[2222]and then received a fairly well psid job in the Government communist radio ©
[2223]headquarters in Guatemala, where he was a political commentator end radio
[2225]script writer. ; ee
[2227]|
[2228]7
[2229]|
[2230]|
[2231]7
[2233]3. Vaivade plans to continue here in Cuba his friendship with Subject
[2234]with the idea of obtaining some local leftistyouth contacts of value. Vaiveda
[2235]does not believe subject is aware of Vaivada’s exploynent by KUBARK or PEPRIXE,-
[2238]to the commnist newspaper; Hoy; :
[2240]: | h. This Mission’s files indicate subject and a mmber of comumista and
[2242]; 5., The Hission would sppreciate any infornstion tending to confirma
[2243]-  gubject’s communist affiliations, or indicating that Subject is evere of
[2244]_ Vaivade’s eaployment by P5?RIME, e a
[2246]&. oS 1 = Mexico w/encl.
[2248]V1 = Guatemala w/enel. oo
[2249]X ~S. 10 pee ene 1°61, SHK/onp SECRET
[2251]\ . . not oo . wee geek peed
[2253]roieertare 7
[2257]14-0000
[2259]Uv este
[2261]ATR . : HKHW-778
[2263]Nab pt ea AUG 2 G 1954
[2265]t Chief of Mission, Habana Doo.
[2266]1 Chief, VHD
[2268]Operational
[2269]=AMPHODARCH
[2271]Reference: HAVA-926 (IN~25759)3 DIR 10892; DIR 10893
[2273]1. Operations. clearance has been obtained for Arthur G. VAIVADA on 22 July
[2274]1954 ae a replacement for Wallace C, RIKON in Project AMPHODARCH.
[2276]2. VAIVADA has been a KUBARK contract agent since Jaly 1949. His initial
[2277]aseignment was in Project HIMANOID in Costa Rica, where undor a student .
[2278]cover ho achieved a high-level penetration of the local BGOYPSY organie ; Boe
[2280]: _ sation, He was recalled to Headquarters in the fall of 1953 to par- ood
[2282]{ ticipate in a sinilar project in Argentina, which could not be carricd + :
[2284], out because of refusal of the Argentine Government to grant him a visa.- 4
[2286]Recently he was in PBSUCCESS with additional duties as a cutout under a
[2288]b ; Project ESCROW. He has completed threo years of work at the University ,
[2290]4 of Costa Rica and has one more year to finish forchis B. A. degree in
[2292]: economics. His previous work as a contract agent has ‘been excellent.
[2294]s
[2296]VAIVADA's new contract kecozes’ offective on 1 August 1954 and runs for -
[2297]two years, His salary will be $5060.00 annually (CS-9) and’ will be en-
[2298]titled to an equivalent quarters allowance. Transportation for VAIVADA,
[2299]his dependents, and household effects, together with por diem in lieu of.
[2300]subsistence-in-thé-course-of_the travel_to Cuba-_is-suthorized. He is
[2301]entitled to death and disability benefits under the Federal Employees
[2303]- Compensation Act, to continuance of pay and allowances under the Missing
[2304]Persons Act, and to 14 days of annual leave per calendar year. Although
[2305] WAIVADA is expected to get his B. A. degree in one year at the University
[2306]of Habana, it is expected that the second year of his*contract will be
[2307]spent in some type of graduste work at the same institution,
[2309]EY
[2311]peep PCS CHRMLmO A INL IOMTe Minton sibeamitin intone farce e aenee Ae atan Fee
[2312]Lig, tty Se .
[2314]Osteuy rae.
[2315]'
[2318]14-0000
[2320]: |
[2322]Ende 778 }
[2323]Page 2 i ‘
[2324]he During the month of Aucust the following expenses for vA TYADA ore antici. [. .
[2325]pated in scdition to the 2450.00 monthly nomanlly inourred by RIKI under ‘ ;
[2326]- Projoct AMPIODANCHs ; :
[2327]Compenzation (S59) -- a) ee
[2328]' Alligwances (post differential) -\137.50 : i.
[2329]Travel in Cubs * 25.00 i
[2330]: Operational expenses - 83.34, i
[2331]a Transfer allowance 150.00 !
[2332]a Living quarters . . 150.05 i
[2333]i Trensportation for VAIVADA and
[2334]' : family to Cuba 2 :
[2335]a TOTAL 1530774, 7
[2336]: : . es
[2337], 5. It 4s anticipsted that the breskdown of anneal expences for Projeat 1
[2338]: AMPHODARCH will be aa follows: 7
[2339]: . Compensation (4-9) _ $5,060.00 “}
[2340]: ; Allowences (post difforentinl) . 1,650.00 ae.
[2341]| Sa Ppawel din Cubs 300.00 - B
[2342]Bo Operational Expenses 1,000.00 . i “Poo:
[2343]way : Living quartors 1,800.00 po
[2344]i \ Transfer allowance i
[2345]ho . {August 1954 only) . 156.00 . | ~
[2346]co . Transportation for VAIVADA and roan i
[2347]pt a family (surust 1954 only) - 2 340523 - qd.
[2349]: Mitdons books, and related expennes = 3:
[2351]Septenber 195i, only) wee 7
[2354]_ The Mission is encouraged to mke its om camsents on the above expenses.
[2356]On -28-July- 1954 VAIVADA-left-here-for-Gainesville, Florida, for_a_discussion
[2357]with Henry Co Zhdoner. “After obtaining his visa, VAIVADA seo to leave Miaad -
[2358]for Hebana en Tl July. Upon arrival, ho would repister at the Pacxard Hotel
[2359]“ end would etay there for a few days while looking for more perzanent quarters,
[2361]-_ Re was to be contacted by telephone the first tine, At this tine the Case
[2362]Officer vould use the one-tins pseudonym of Sydney Stevens. -
[2364]. Tho Medical Office at Hoodquarters has found VAIVADA phyaically qualified for
[2365]full duties, ___ ee a Sane
[2369]na ~deak plens te have the period covered by tho project correspond to that of
[2370]Nee eee pe cle entre en ann tae tan rn wee Dee ee a a
[2372]earn an
[2373]3 ote
[2379]KEHte 778
[2380]Page 3
[2382]VAIVADA's contract with the termination coming -on Jl. July 1955. At that
[2383]tira the project may be menewad for o year to caincide with the second year
[2384]Of VAIVADA's preeent contract. Ths Hissica will be sotified when epprovel
[2385]ie granted, .
[2387]pa BB J.C. xD
[2388]_ Se ; Chief, YD
[2390]10 August 1954 . | _
[2391]Distributions = ; . . :
[2392]3 ~ Habana
[2394]2 DL = WiAthel room me co, oo oo
[2397]14-0000 : f
[2398]| 7
[2400]2
[2401]t
[2402]t
[2404]i
[2407]hi
[2409]Sema
[2411]senate
[2413]|
[2414]|
[2416]ir Date:
[2419]creep wre
[2421]Mr. Arthur G. Vaivada
[2423]i Dear Mr. Vaivada:
[2425]Reference ls made to your contract, ao. amended, effective | September
[2426]1953 with the United States Government, as Feprésented by the Central
[2427]Intelligence Agency, for the purchase of information and services of a confi-
[2428]dential nature,
[2430]Effective 31 July 1954, eald contract is'hereby terminated by mutual ‘
[2431]consent of the parties thereto and In lieu thereof the following contract is .
[2432]| Substituted: .
[2434]| ‘ ‘The United States Government, aa represented by the Central Intelligence ,
[2435]| Agency, hereby contracts with you for the purchase of certain information 1
[2436]and related services of a confidential nature under the following terma and :
[2438]| conditions: ° i . |
[2439]if
[2441]1, Compensation. In full consideration forthe purchase cf such infor-
[2443]mation and services, you will be paid an amount calculated at the rate of . - re : i
[2445]$5060.00 per annum. Payments will be made as directed by you in writing H
[2447]i ln a manner accaptabis to CIA. No taxes will be withheld from this amount,
[2449]but lt will be your responsiblity to report such income under existing Federal
[2450]| income tax lawe and regulationa.
[2452]2. Allowances. Effective upon your arrival.at your permanent post
[2453]of duty overseas, you will be entitled to: (a) A Quarters ‘allowance equivalent
[2454]to that granted 2 GS-9 Government employee statloned:: at the same permanent
[2455]post of duty. This allowance will be at the maximum rates: prescribed in
[2456]the Standardized Regulations (Government. Civillana, Foreign Areas). No
[2457]accounting for thle allowance will be required by CIA. in the event that
[2458]Quarters are provided by your cover facility, you will not be entitled to the
[2459]| Quarters allowance herein Indicated.
[2461]7) Cost of living allowances in
[2462]conformance with the Standardised Regulations (Government Civilians,
[2463]Foreign Areas). ; ;
[2465]3. Travel. You will be advanced or retrnbursed funds for the follow-’
[2466]ing travel and transportation expenses: .
[2468]“{a) ‘For you fi from 2. Washington, D. c. to your Permanent ‘post ‘of. uty.
[2472]7 (b) For your dependents and your household effects from your ¢ old to
[2473]your new pormaneni posi oi duty overseas.
[2475](c) For you alone for authorised travel within your operational area. ~
[2477]. (a) For you, your dependents and your household effects from your . !
[2478]permanent post of duty overseas to your place oi recorded residence :
[2479]upon the satisfactory completion of the terme of this contract or any
[2480]renewal thereof.
[2482]en | ee «ORE: oo er] Quy s4
[2484]pedewaang 6”
[2486]hae
[2489]14-00000
[2491]'
[2493]| You wilt entitled to per diem in lieu of subsistence j in ‘the course of euch: ‘travel.!
[2494]All travel, transportation and per dlem provided for under this paragraph must:
[2495]| be properly authorized, and expenses incurred hereunder are Subject to pay-
[2497]! Ment and accounting in compliance with CIA regulations. : i
[2498]i |
[2499]1
[2500]i
[2502]s
[2504]4, Operational Expenses. You will be advanced or reimbursed funds for |
[2505]necepsary operational expenses including, but not iimited ic, isitiou, booxs,
[2506]entertainment and the purchase of information as apscifically approved by
[2507]CIA. Such funds will be subject to accounting in substantial compliance with CIA
[2509]regulations.
[2511]5. Benefits. {a} You will be entitled to death and disability benefite
[2512]equal to those authorized under the Feéderal. Employ eos! Compéneation Act, 4a
[2513]amended. Claims by you, your heirs, or legal representatives under this
[2514]‘paragraph will be processed by CIA in accordance with its 8 procedures in such
[2515]‘manner as not to impair security, ne
[2517]| : (o) You will be entitled to continuance of pay and allow-
[2518]-. | ances ina manner similar to that set forth in the Missing Personc Act
[2522]i
[2524]a
[2525]50'U.S,C.A.,App. 1001-1015).
[2529](c) You will be entitled to fourteen (14) calendar days!
[2530]leave per contract year, Such lsavs may be accrued during the termof this
[2531]contract or any renewal hereof but payment in lieu of unused leave will not
[2532]be authorised, Such leave may only be taken at times and places approved in
[2533]advance by appropriate reprosentatives of CIA.
[2535]te - | i
[2537]|
[2539]i
[2540]|
[2541]|
[2542]|
[2544]at
[2546]6. Cover. It io anticipated that you will undertake certain cover employ4
[2548]ment in the course of your performance under this agreemect. It is oxpressly "|
[2549]|
[2551]|
[2553], ; underatood and agreed that any and all documenis which you may execute in
[2555]* _ the course cf such cover employment are subordinate to this agreement and _
[2556]any contradiction in terms which may in any way amplify, extend or restrict
[2557]your rights and/or obligations hereunder shall be resolved by this agreement
[2558]_ which shall always be dominant.
[2560]| S
[2562]T. Offset. Any sums or substantlally similar benafits or allowances
[2563]received from your cover facility {Lf you uee the G.I. Bill of Rights any
[2564]allowances recelved by you under sald bill except tulllon paymeata) will be:
[2565]used to offset those due under this contract by the Government. Suma, -
[2567]- similar benefite or allowances thus received are acknowledged and agreed
[2568]| to-be-paymient-by-the-Government within-the- provisions of this contract. You
[2569]will report all sums or substantially similar benefits received at least every
[2570]six (6) months during the term of this contract.
[2572]cheat bee
[2574]Pseiadag
[2576]spe e
[2579]4
[2582]8. Execution of Documonts. If, in the performance of your. cover ser-"
[2583]vice, you assume the custody of government funds or take title of record é
[2584]to property of any nature whatsoever and wherever situate, which property
[2585]has in fact been purchased with monies of the U. _§._Government, youu-herebj7_—
[2586]recognize and acknowledge the existence of a trust -relationsbip, either _
[2587]express-or-constructive;. and-you-agreeto- execute-whatever- documents may ~
[2588]be required by CIA to evidence this relationship. - J aed % :
[2590]wor.
[2592]: “he - 9. Status. You are not an employee of ihe United States Government
[2593]r under thie agreement and are not entitled to any benefits normally incident
[2594]to an employee status, except as specifically enumerated herein. .
[2596]10. Secrecy. You will be required to keep forever | secret this contract
[2597]and all information which you may obtain by reason hereof (unless released
[2598]in writing by CIA from such obligation), with full knowledge that violation
[2600]Tay
[2602]oK
[2605]1400000 - ° . . . . oa ey
[2607]lof such secrecy may subject you to criminal prosecution under the Espionage
[2608]jLaws, dated 25 June 1948, as amended, and other applicable laws and regula-
[2609]yore . . ; :
[2611]i NH. Instructions. Instructions received by you from CIA in briefing,
[2612]jtralning or otherwise are a part of this contract and are incorporated herein,
[2614]1
[2615]t
[2616]|
[2617]|
[2618][provided that such Instructions are not inconsiatent with the terme hereof, |
[2620]i 2, Unauthorized Commitments. No promises or commitments partalu-
[2622]ling to rights, privileges or benefits other than those expressly stipulated in -
[2623]".. .|iwelting in thie agreement or any amendment thereto. shall be binding on the
[2625][Crvernmens a
[2626]' 13. Term. This contract te effective as cf 1 August 1954 and shall
[2627]continue thereafter for a period of two (2) years unless eooner terminated by -
[2629]CIA clther:
[2631](a) By thirty (30) days' actual notice to you from CIA, or
[2633](b) Without prior notice, in the event of a breach of this contract by
[2634]your violation of the security provisions hercof or by your other-
[2635]- ' wise rendering yourself unavailable-for acceptable ser vice,
[2636]Oe " no. -
[2637]-|Subject to the availability of appropriatians, this agreement may be renewed .-} 3 ,
[2638]for succeasive perlode of one year each upon notice from CIA accepted by you.: ,
[2639]In the event of voluntary termination for cause by. CIA prior to expiration of
[2640]thie agreement or any renewal thereof, you will not be entitled to return travel | -
[2641]expenses to the United States. Termination of this agreement will not release |
[2642]you from the obligations of any security oath you may be required to take.
[2644]ay,
[2645]Z|
[2646]| |
[2647]_ _ UNITED STATES OF AMERICA :
[2648]. Special Contracting Officer .
[2651]Arthur G. Vaivada
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[2657]be :
[2658]- |
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[2675]14-0000
[2677]; 4
[2678]i
[2679]boos ‘
[2681]d - ~ wre eee ~ -
[2682]n '
[2683]a ‘
[2685]wl. robinlee 4 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[2687]; TO” 2) oper oF MISSTON, BAPANE
[2688]| From: DIRECTOR, CIA ; ou -
[2689]COMP: WH: 5
[2693]| oo cop, “fl, FI/OPS, F1/PLANS, rust, FRI 20
[2695]i : s .
[2696]SE
[2698]DIR 40693 (OUT 65228) 1721Z 29 JUL 54 paren
[2699]mo SHAVA  GITE: DIR mS
[2702]RE: DIR: ae __(om_ 65200 PABA 2
[2704]|
[2705]t
[2707]"TRUE NAME IS ER, ROSS L, CROZTER.
[2709]_. END OF MESSAGE
[2711]ir L. ‘Cian os, . ROUTING
[2713]2555 SECRET {24 —______
[2715]28 JULY 1954
[2717]aise tight la, feats ah Se
[2719]ANTHSETICATING ovrscee-
[2721]fi 1s FCREIDDEN TO MAKE A COPY OF THIS MESSAGE Copy No.
[2723]RELEASING SF
[2726]14-0000
[2728]wearin
[2729]'
[2731]mmm SERRE my
[2733]t
[2735]: A Office Memorandum * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
[2736]"To, : SCO (Hi1tar) | DATE 29 duly 195)
[2738]"MOM 1 Spocisl Support Staff, Hedieal Office
[2740]aba
[2743]supject:  VAIVADA, Arthur G. (p)
[2745]Subject has tesn evaluated by tha Madical Office ang found
[2746]physically qualified for full duties (general). :
[2748]pinisdoteaties Officer SE
[2750]Do MO/BCmge
[2751]_ Distribution:
[2752]Orig. » Addressee
[2753]= WH/3 (Malcola)
[2754]lL - Fils
[2756]Soy (68 FFI
[2758]m ———— ene ee 2 Mtr at remem eae mena nicclereant oon Kia's rive Orem YE
[2759]gee mere er eras meatier a AN cemunat ae A cee '
[2762]14-0000, *
[2764]SECRET oye
[2766]SECURITY IBFORMATION . ; L et
[2768]COVERT PERSONNEL SERVICES FORM
[2769]INSTRUCTION FOR AGENT PAYMENT
[2771]' 70: Finance Division
[2775]Dete__ - :
[2777]1. Pending my departure fron Headquarters ;""I authorize the Finance
[2778]Division to pey all monies due me in cash to my designated Case Officer
[2779]or his authorized successor far delivery to nme.
[2781]! 2. Effective upon sy ceparture, I authorize and request that payrent
[2782]ot, of monies due me be made ag follows: ' .
[2784]a. $ (even dolar amount) to be paid to me by my over-
[2785]seas station. The first payment to be made on or about __
[2786]covering the pay period beginning |'’ and ending
[2788],
[2790]. b. The balance or all as the case may be, of compensation, allowances,
[2791]and other monies due me to be deposited in'the - regular - special ~
[2792](cross out one) checking account (savings accounts and Bank Foreign
[2793]Branch accounts not perzitted) as follows: : ,
[2795]j
[2797]on bank records * .. .. . page eroetee — i !
[2799]a
[2801](2) Address on record with bank . —¥,0, Bex-_F7),—~—an-iese,—Costa “| |
[2802]a _ |
[2804]. Hhea
[2806](1) Name of account as it appears , : a “4
[2808]i
[2810]j
[2811]-
[2812]I.
[2813]|
[2814]|
[2815]|
[2817](3) Name of bank... we...
[2819]. (4) Address of bank J... . = 5g permet 4s :
[2820]an . 7 _ Ustreet and number)
[2821]ne a ; Baw Tork 15, tie To
[2822]v (City and State)
[2824]3
[2827]Total ealary and aliowances to be paid into bank accounts —
[2829]- Signature (Pseudonyn)
[2831]+. If-checks—are-to-be dram - > > Received Fitiaité Division: ~~~
[2832]_by more. than one-persony 0 0-2 = By po
[2833]~~ account ‘should be joint. ~ ~~~ Date :
[2838]14-0000
[2841].
[2843]a
[2845]SECRET
[2846]SECURITY INFCRKATION
[2848]seeps money racer
[2850]COVERT: PERSONNEL SERVICES FORM
[2851]‘JOB SUMMARY
[2853]Pseudonyn _Arthur G. VATTADA po
[2854]-Division fit ;
[2855]Project LA
[2857]Case Officer «- +. /.alcoin
[2859]sete ergata meet
[2861]Date Ee
[2863](Ir this information is contained ‘in an . approved: Project, this : a
[2864]form need not be completed.) :
[2868]i
[2870]i
[2872]i
[2874]i
[2876]|
[2878]|
[2880]| ~ I. Duties: (General Description of the Duties to be performed)
[2882]| Penetration of the Cuben Communist rarty and Communist fronts
[2884]| . at the University of cavanae '
[2886]II.- Qualifications: (Indicate qualifications appliceble to assigned duties)
[2888]i
[2890]i
[2892]i q
[2894]a. Experience: four years exzerience 23 a ccontract.agent in WD LL |
[2896]ty
[2899]. " “Db. Education: (Check) High School College _X Post Graduate
[2900]c. Language: xnglish and Spanish - fluent
[2902]4. Other:
[2904]' Present job and salary: : me oe . .
[2905]Pormerly received 34205 plus allovagces. This is to. ‘be raised to
[2906]#5060 per annum plus allowances unier new contract.
[2908]Iv. Cover Activity: PROPOSED ESTABLISHED (Cross out ane). Give general
[2909]description, t.e+,—Proprietary, Subsidized,-Cultural, Educational,
[2910]Commercial, Nominal, Military, etc.
[2912]Subject was under student cover in rrevicus project. This cover
[2913]wilt be continued in the new project .
[2915]SItGEATURE OF PROJECT OFFICER
[2917]SECRET -
[2918]SECURITY IMFORMATION | 2. L. Malcolm, WHD/I=I
[2920]FOR #0,
[2921]FEB 1955 9-834
[2923]pene nn earn ne pee tearm aime Um tina fn ri Ae NS og i RE 4A Lae RR Mar gerade ae paige on nea waarmee ee SS!
[2925]4
[2927]yet
[2930]14-0000
[2931]i
[2933]Sey ce , Be:
[2934]. . : =. : -_
[2935]en ae SECRET ‘ Aa
[2937]PROJICT AMENDMENT
[2939]7 |
[2940]| CR YPTONYM Jo-PHOD AROA oe HBADSUARPERS Case CFPICER: *
[2941]DIVISION nor L, Neleotn aos
[2942]Rows Fo. _ 2101 “Ars, T Be
[2943]: STATION HAVANA, CURA ' Extension___ 2555 if
[2944]: Date em Tuly. 1954. Lo
[2945]i a
[2946]i 1. It is requested that an amendment. to tie ‘Subject Project be asproved :
[2947]i wherein contract Agent ‘PtH G. J:TVADA (P) will replace contract erent Yallace C, t
[2948]H *” RIKON (P), Operational @learance for the use of VAIVADA in Project AMCHODARCH waa : a
[2949]P ‘ toes : 4
[2950]- granted 21 July 1954 (0.C. #25507). a
[2952]2. Project AMPEODARCH is already approved for $5400 for the year ending 31 3
[2953]August 1954. This amendment vill ircrease the cost of .PEOD spon during the remaining 4
[2956]month of this approved period by 6832294, RT0NIS 5 aomperzaticn, allowances, end expenses d
[2957]for the same period is figured to be $450,00, A treakdow of YAIVADA's expenses for the E
[2962]period 1 August through 31 Aucust 1954 is as follows:
[2964]Compensation C Cs-@) 421.67
[2965]Allowances . 137,50
[2966]Travel in aves Cen 25,00
[2967]Operational Expenses 83.34
[2968]Transfer allowance 150,00
[2970]Living cuarters u Ck 150,00
[2974]TOTAL - $1307.74
[2976]re
[2977]3. For @ successful substituticn of VATVADA da place of RIXON in Project sToparcr a
[2978]in Hevena 4
[2980]a
[2984]i
[2986]t
[2988]are eg te emg tee te meneec nama at tame nen a Rene nas ne ee pe eR AEG nae ween
[2990]TZ is necessary that the two contract agents be. do contact/during the period 1-31 August
[2991]1954, Immediately fodlaving thd submi-sion ofthis anendnent covering that period, a
[2993]project reneval will be drawn up contexplating the use of VAIVADA in the project on a
[2994]yearly basis with at least = tvo-rear tour in view, ay
[2996]Ae The gendral objectives, tarcets, and cover “Will renain the samsin the project.
[2997]” as a part of the cover backstopsizg, a notional scholarship grant ef $120 per nonth
[2999]will be "awarded" VAIVADA by the DT=MBARGO mechanisn, Coxclete correspondence end docn-
[3000]- nentation on this rant will be carried by VALVSDA when he goes to Cuba,
[3002]~ Se “Arthur G. vaTvaDA has been” a” contract agent in*the “employ” or ROSARK™ “sines” ind
[3004]"1929; ; working ty tha Ramm Projet ‘dn costa Mea, a and nore recently in Froject.
[3006]PESUCCESS with additioral duties as cuhout under Project ESCROW, VAIVADA has one nore
[3007]year of academic work to finish in order to receive an A,B, degree in Seozo ries, This
[3008]furnishes a lorical and natural reason for hin to natriculate at Habana University, vith 5
[3009]which are associated the main tasks, targets, and objectives of Project AMPEODA RCE, His iq
[3011]previous work as a contract agent has been excellent and it is felt that: with the subs |
[3012]TAitution of Af VAIVADA for RIXOU, a big immrovenent in the production of the project” may.
[3014]be expected during the coming year, VAlWsDa,.a U. S, citizen “married to a Costa Rican
[3019]: ae =U .
[3020]| 7 .
[3021]|.
[3023]i
[3024]i
[3027]i i Cuban contacts than RIKON who {3 a Puerto Rican, as there exizts a certain amount of
[3028]antazonien betteen Onkers acd Tuurte Ricans, VATYADA alae has tas advanteze of having Lad’ i .
[3029]i oe
[3030]i three years of university work in Coste Rica, a
[3031]: 6. It is the consensus of opinion azong the interested officers at Headquarters and ; |.
[3032]_. fAthe,.fleld that Wallace C, RIVSN showld be given tke spportunity of serving elsewhere in _ ,
[3033]Latin America in a locality ext situation where he will have greater opportunity to 1 i
[3035]produce results, Plans are now being drawn up to shift RIKON to another country in - a ;
[3037]24 Septenbor 1954 . an
[3038]f qi
[3039]i ii
[3040]poe, ale
[3041]i . . . etna .
[3042]be ; J. C. KikG, Cae aba
[3044], _- Approved: Date °
[3045]° Chief, FI -_ ;
[3048]14-9000
[3050]™~ "SECRET . A“
[3052]SECURITY INFORMATION
[3056]Rte iy Ate 3,
[3057].
[3059]; _ Case Officer_Re Le Haloolm Heleota
[3060]a . _ , = a Division HD
[3061]“ - To, Tel. Ext. _ 2585
[3062], 22 duly 19h
[3063]CONTRACT INFORMATION AND CHECK LIST Date
[3069]I. General - :
[3070]A. Pseudonyn —trtharG. AL DA— B. Project AMPLE DARCH C. ‘ANiot. No. “Jagan
[3071]D. Previous CIA Pseudonyms or Aliases _.
[3073]E. Category (Contract Employee, Contract Agent, etc. )_ Contrres, Beant _ E .
[3074]a
[3076]i
[3079]F. Is individual presently engaged or has he ever been: engaged by CIA or ita .-
[3081]allied activities in any capacity? Yea Describe__ Contract Agant gince 15h9
[3082]G. Security Clearance: Type Gperatianal ._ Date _§.C, £25507 71 July 195),
[3084]H. Permanent Post (City and Country)
[3086]II. Personal Data ;
[3087]A. Citizenship as, ‘Ba Age 32°C. ‘Militery Status Yoteren !
[3088]D. Legal Residence (City and Country) Starling, illinois Ji
[3089]E. Current Residence (City and State)__washington, DG, - 4
[3090]F. Previous Years of Governnent Service (Military end Civilian) over 12 years
[3091]G. Hae a draft deferment been obtained by CIA?__ Here needed
[3093]an
[3098]a anette atte eras incase eras NAPA dA BENTO ISLET EN PERE
[3100]i |
[3102]ee | ere | ee : ay : co
[3103]_ . 7 re bo : .
[3104]pen pe i nen enn
[3107]i
[3108].. III. Compensation CIA COVER !
[3109]A. Basic $060.00 $ { ) |
[3110]B. Additional (Post Differential) $ 4 ( ) i
[3111]C. Profit participation or bonus $ { ) Ve
[3112]D. Total ; $ _ 5960.00 : ( ) ~
[3113]IV. Allovances; (Normally granted only to residents of the U:ited States)
[3114]. CIA COVER
[3116]A. Living - Quarters - $1809 $ ( )
[3118]B. Cost-of-Living $$ 5 ( )
[3120]C. Other - $ $ 150 (Pransfer) ( )
[3122]D. Total $ $ ()
[3124](3)
[3126]E. Basis (1) _ (2)
[3128]Vv. Payments
[3129]What portion of caspensation and/or allowances will be paid by cover? Nong
[3131]VI. Operational Expenses a oes
[3132]A. Purchase of Information: __.__ B. Entertainment
[3133]C. Use of Personal Vehicle Basis ae
[3134]_D. Other_Cover Exenses (Univ. fiition ka, etc,) Upera,
[3136]Travel i
[3138]A. With/without Dependents B. Household Effects C. Personal Vehicle 2
[3139]D. If With Dependents, state Relationship, Citizenship and birthdate of. -children:_ 3.
[3140]ne Evo chil ‘ren, both U.S. oftizene 3
[3141]= 3 orn in 1949 and 1951 respectively ~ a Te
[3142]- ‘+ EB. Expenses will be paid by: Cover _—C~“‘;CCTA x
[3144]_F. Basie: 1. Per CIA Regs __X 2. Sub. Compliance . Other
[3145]ari Prepeportation to “uba for TAIVADA and family .
[3146]VIII. Miscellaneous Benefits
[3147]A. Death Benefits: Per F.E.C.A.
[3148]B. Disability Benefits: Per F.E.C oa x her her
[3149]-<.c t= @. Miseing Persons Act. 2  p, Life Insurance .E.Hospitalization-
[3150]= ===—"F; Annual Ieave XG. Sick leave_2™ i. Creditable. Service _
[3151]— — I. Rebebi1itetd on. Right ad 20ther = ———————— = ==
[3152]: Ix. Tern : ; _
[3153]ae A. Dureticn: (Days, nonths, years) _two years __ B. Effective Date Aug 1954
[3154]' C, Renewable: Yes X Wo D. Termination Notice (No. of days) 30
[3156]E. Forfeiture of return travel for resignation prior to Contract Term: Yes_&_No__
[3157]X. Will individual take title to CIA property? Yes x Wo.
[3159]XI. Will individual work under "controlled conditions”, i.e. set office hours ,
[3160]supervision, etc? Yes___ No Se :
[3162]XII. Additional or unusual requirements, uetifications or explanatims
[3164]SENIOR STAFF APPROVING OFFICER , OVVESION APPROVING OFFICER
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[3175]OPERATIONAL CLEARANCE ‘ :
[3176]No. Cu25507 2
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[3180]Operational Clearance ie granted for the use of frtinm G, VATVADA 1
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[3198]: ‘This clearance is ‘for the specific use set forth above, and is based upon an
[3199]| “-gppraisal—-of—information- currently available to this office. It must be borne in
[3200]a mind-that-this-clearance_is_in_no_way. to’ be construed as a guarantee of subject's
[3201]. bona fides, but merely reflects that derogatory information,” tf ‘any s"hasé been==--
[3202]“considered and evaluated for the instant purpose only.
[3203]: pate__ JUL 22 1954 a
[3205]SECRET
[3209]Nee cate hates
[3211]\ “" | FORM #0. SO_N7 previous EDITIONS HOT TO BE USED
[3216]14-D0000
[3218]STC/SPB 19 duly 1954 ok
[3220]Request for Opsrational Clearance for use of Arthur G.
[3222]VAIVADA 4n Project AHPHODARCH i
[3224]‘Le Reference ie made to Operational Clearence Lo. C-25507, dsted i
[3226]‘28 April 1954, wherein the Subject was cloared for use in Project PBSUCCESS, i
[3228]2, It is requested thet Subject now be cleared for use in Project yj
[3230]AMPHODSRCH, Se :
[3232]: - 3. PRQ, Parte I & II have been oubaltted to your offics, Crean Liet
[3233]Be Cheek No, 9467 was cubsitted to STD and this office was inforssd by phons en H
[3234]: 16 duly 1954 that no dorogatory information on Subject was on record with STD. - i
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[3471]MEMORANDUM FOR: SiC/SPB . 2
[3472]' SUBJECT + OOR= ~B/aD/Branch___ yx, Forwarding
[3473]Part I, PRO, on Rome La, Croster
[3475]t
[3476]|
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[3480]| —— 1, Forwarded herewith is Part I, R2, on Hoey L. Croaler
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[3483]|
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[3486]a
[3488]; : . 2. a. A Green List name check (Form 51-125) hes been
[3489]- reonested. :
[3491]b. The Registry and WD operational Pilea hava besn
[3492]checked and no information of investigative value or security interest’
[3493]was found on the subject, .
[3495]TAU AT ee ANN TI Ee eR eset anes ente ee
[3497]Go Local Field Traces eccntain ro derogatery information.
[3499]3. Part IT, PRO, is being foriarded under nencrandem for.
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[3502]' STC/SPB Ome ehfAMD/sranchi’ YIN, dated Us duly 1954
[3504]i he Additional coments (12 any)s
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[3522]SUBJECT 2 Omaha fvich_gcg, Forwarding
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[3526]REFER 8/20 fora nc zizu0 dated 5
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[3557]2. SUBJECT (NAME, TN ROMAN LETTER
[3559]O IN SORmAL D2O0ER)
[3563]Rosa Lester CROZIER
[3564]+ BLUASES, VARIANT SPELLINGS, CIC NUMBERS, ETC.
[3566]Lestor Ross cRozImR
[3568]- BIRTH DATE
[3569]« BIRTH PLACE
[3571]PRESERT ACTiviTe AND LOCATION
[3573]Hew in Weshincton araiting assignment to
[3575]7. OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTIES, EDUCATION
[3577]work with the armed fPpees of the U. Se
[3578]College education at the Univ, of vosta nag
[3580]SECUBITY INE GCMATION
[3582]BI ATE OF REQUEST -
[3584]7 )0CUUCORL
[3585]} OFFICE DESIGNATOR
[3586]Ay ROOM, BUILDING
[3588]UBE_ ADDITIONAL DATA
[3590]Ha “Oe OPERATIONAL CLEARANCE on
[3592]Pravious. experience has been.in intalligen#
[3594]RES! SE.TO GREEN LIST.
[3595]REYUEST NO. Guy 77
[3597]Moonee etemeermemper: tries - oe
[3599]REQUEST FROH
[3600]NAME OF ORIGINATING OFFICER
[3601]Halcolm
[3602]WH/III
[3603]- 210% Quartere t
[3605]2
[3607]S. TYPE_OF REQUEST
[3608]—— FIRST TIME SUBMITTED
[3610]COVER NAME
[3612]16. INTEREST IN SUBJECT
[3613]——— ESPIONAGE OR CE ACTIVITY -
[3615]2
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[3618]9. PAST aS A
[3619]ACTIVITY LOCATION OATES
[3621]10. DESCRIPTION
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[3628]12. OTHER mene:
[3630]FORM HO
[3631](ae 1585 Si-125
[3633]INSERT - CARBON;
[3635]INSTRUCTIONS:
[3637]SECRET
[3639]- ben
[3641]FILL OUT FORMS COMPLETELY.
[3642]_ SEND BOTH SHEETS TO FI/STD.
[3644]ATTACH EXTRA SHEETS WHEN WEEDED
[3646]Dol (68 FTI
[3648]SEE CSI-10-7
[3651]14-0000
[3653]ene eat
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[3658]SECURITY {nFOOMATION .
[3660]10: XC alent
[3662]FROM: =FI/STID OW te ae
[3664]. Cd See DOSSIER ON SUBJECT IN FI/STO BIOGRAPHIC FILES.
[3666]B. (Ts A MEMORANDUM 15 ATTACHED “HERETO.
[3668]€. CJ WITH THE LIMITED IOENTIFICATION PROVIDED IN THE REQUEST,
[3669]: STO IS UNABLE TO DETERMINE WHETHER THERE US INFORMATION
[3670]ABOUT THE SUBJECT OR NOT.
[3672]9 eS eu/st0 HAS NO PERTINENT INFORMATION ON SUBJECT. IF A
[3673]CONTINUING SEARCH WAS REQUESTED IN SECTION 14,
[3674]INFORMATION ABOUT THE SUBJECT, WILL BE REPORTED TO YOU
[3675]AS IT BECOMES AVAILABLE. Phorsde, 46 Jub SY
[3677]E O41 THE SUBJECT OF THIS REQUEST 1S APPARENTLY THE SUBJECT OF
[3678]a THE FOLLOWING: .
[3680]Men Aad Fore y feme V9
[3683]NOTE TO THE ORIGINATING OFFICE
[3685]WHEN THE SUBJECT 1S NO LONGER IMPORTANT TO YOUR OFFICE, THIS SHEET, WITH
[3686]+, THE FOLLOWING CANCELLATION NOTICE COMPLETED, “SHOULD BE SENT TO Fi/STD.
[3688]REVIEW YOUR FILE OF THESE SHEETS FREQUENTLY, AND SEKD To. FI/STD THE SHEETS
[3689]FOR PERSONS THAT ARE NO LONGER OF SUFFICIENT INTEREST TO DEMAND A CONTINUING
[3691]_ FROM: :
[3692]. SNAMED
[3694]OFFICE DESIGNATOR
[3695]“"" ROOM, BUILOING
[3696]EXTENSION
[3698]CANCEL THE STOP CARD FOR THIS REQUEST
[3701]14-0000
[3703]aE MEE TY Rr EINER, tate tare seeernsese ac TAY
[3705]TE Rater ate WOT oe eR”
[3707]Pan-american Foundation, Inc.
[3709]a PO. Box 3587
[3711]Dear Mr. Crozier,
[3713]I am pleased to inform you that the council of the
[3714]and apreed to prant your recuest for assistance for the
[3715]for the school year 1954-1955, which wiil commerce upon
[3716]notice of your acceptance by the University of Habana.
[3717]reserves the rizht to cancel the prent upon due notice,
[3719]“I am sure you will understand,
[3721]All of us here hope that you may find your work at
[3722]Habana both agreeable and profitable, end that you will
[3723]interest in Fou Sy furnishing brief periodic reports of
[3725]In event it should not be too inconvenient Sor you
[3727]on your way to Habena, I should be pleased to meet you personally.
[3729]A. Curtis
[3730]Director
[3732]University Station,
[3733]Gainesvilie, Florida |
[3734]June 30, 1954 ; whe
[3736]Sircerély yours,
[3738]Foundation has met
[3739]amount of $25C0 :
[3740]a receipt of .
[3742]The Foundation, however,
[3743]a provision which
[3745]i
[3746]the University of i
[3747]comply without H
[3748]your work vhere.
[3750]to stop at Geinesville
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[3869]| 2. WILL PROCURE NEW PASSPORT LOCALLY FOR SELF AND SEPARATE
[3870]ONES FOR CHILDREN SINCE OLD ONE ALMOST EXPIRED. . ce
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[3906]tote Tae Pan-American Foundation
[3908]- Box 3587
[3909]University Station,
[3910]Gainesville, Florida.
[3911]- ee Ce June 21, 1954
[3913]Dear Mr. Crozier,
[3915]The Pan-Americen Foundstion wishes to acknowledge the receipt of your letter iF
[3916]dated June 15, torether with the enclosed. . at
[3918]The committee which decides upon the fellowships will meet at the end
[3919]of the month, at which time the result of its decisions will be made i
[3920]known to you, . .
[3922].. oo + . _ Sincerely yours, :
[3923]A. Curtis Wilgus ce ae sa
[3925]ee. Director : : . ae
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[3935]* . Apartado 779
[3936]ane Sen Jose, Cesta Rica
[3938]oe ~ oe June 15, 1754
[3939]The Pan American Foundation, Ihe.) ;
[3940]Box 3587, ; 7 Be
[3941]University Station, . _ ; Tt ve .
[3942]Gainesville, Florida BO ee
[3943]Dear Hr, Wilmus, .
[3945]Having received your letter dated June Y, 1954 , Iam returning the enclosed
[3947]application form completed, and a transeript of credits fron the University
[3948]of Costa Rica stating that I have satisfactcrily completed my course vor
[3949]there. Since I have only one copy of s transcript, 1 reruest that it
[3950]be returned after the foundation has decided upon my application,
[3952]oe
[3954]I hope what I an submitting will be sufficient for your purposes,
[3956]a : ° . Sincerely yours,
[3958]Ross L. Crozier
[3960]8 Day (OE EES
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[3971]SECRET
[3972](Then PFillod Ta)
[3973]OPERATIONAL CLEARAHCE
[3974]No. 0225507
[3975]‘To: Chief, wx 4
[3976]Operational Clearance is granted for the use of Arthur S. varyeny :
[3977]: - as followa: ; |.
[3978]: As requested in ~eno of 27 spril 1954 this clearance supersedes
[3979]oe thet of 19 July 1949 and percits subject's use urder Project Lod i
[3980]i FRSIKCESS. . Further, this clearance is so amended te-dllow fer - _ : 7
[3981]i Subject's additional duties as cutout under Frojeet ESCEON. . ae a4
[3982]3 oO
[3983]: . i
[3984]7 ne 7 aa Sed
[3987]|. ‘As requested in memorandum dated 27 AFr#1.1954 00 . Po 4
[3989]vt
[3991]“This clearance is for the specific use set forth above, and is based upon ean
[3993]—eppreisal-of* information currently available to this office. It must be borne in
[3994]find that this clearance is in no way to be construed as a guarantee of subject's
[3995]bona fides, but merely reflects that derogatory information, if any, has been
[3997]' considered and evaluated for the instant purpose only.
[4001]ce WPR-2-8-1954—————
[4003]; SECRET : 5
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[4010]14-0000
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[4014]|
[4015]s Pan american Foundation, Inc.
[4016]i PLS, Box 3527
[4017]f University Station,
[4018]} . Gainesville, Florida
[4019]. ; coy — June 7, 1954
[4020]H ’ Ress L. Crozier
[4022]Apto. 779
[4023]San dose, Costa Rica
[4024]Dear Mr. Crozier, oo ‘ ae 2
[4025]I have just received with interest your letter of May 31 in which you reruested
[4026]. information about the scholarships pranted by the Pan-American Fsundation to continue
[4027]your studies in econzmics at the University of Habsna for the school year 1954-1955,
[4029]: The: information which you subaitted in your letter indicates that you are
[4030]oualified to be considered for a scholarship. But before any action can be taken,
[4032]' you must complete the enclosed applicatie: form and also submit-a.trans¢ript of
[4033]credits from the university previvusly attended, :
[4035]- For your information the scholarshin can be extended to cover graduate work,
[4036]The scholarships pranted by the Foundation make provision for focd and housing
[4037]sufficient for both you and your family, thouzh not necessarily for the same
[4038]amount as you have indiceted, You are advised to submit the information re-vested
[4040]ws .+, by dune 30, which tie final date for applicents for the coming school year.
[4042]Sincerely yours,
[4044]A. Curtis Wilsus
[4045]‘Director
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[4048]'
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[4078]. i
[4079]The Pan-American Foundation, Inc. a1.
[4081]Box 3587,
[4082]University Station,
[4083]Gainesville, Florida, U.S.A.
[4085]Dear Mr, Wilms,
[4087]_As a student of econonics with special emphasis on the Lelin American areas, 1
[4088]wrote you in the letter dated 17 May for information about obtaining 2 scholersiip
[4089]through your orvanization for continuins wy stuiies in economics et the University i
[4090]of Habana in Cuba. I should lixe to begin work there for. the scnovl year 1954-1955. (
[4092]As to my ruclifications, I hive attended the School of Economics Eciences at the
[4093]University of Costa Rica from 1949 throuch 1953. In all my my previous | courses J
[4094]have done above average, as can be sttested by the scho- o1s* concerned.
[4096]My present desire is to continue xy study of economies at the University
[4097]of Habana for one year, or as lon~ as if may be deeved necessary to obtain a -
[4098]Bachelor of Science derree in economics. I am also interested in the possibility
[4099]of having the scholarship renewed at the end of the period, so that I may be
[4100]able to begin yraduate work in economics. Fecause I am a-‘iarried :zan with tno
[4101]small children, I would like to imow whether the scholarship granted would be
[4102]sifficient to cover the cost of good and housing in addition to tuition, books, ard
[4103]the nermal ucademic expenses, which I estinate to be about $3000.00 annually.
[4105]f
[4106]f
[4108]B Stpor pylon)
[4110]_ 4s to iy personal history, I am a United States citizen and shall be 32 years
[4112]. old in June. I have served in the United States Army.and ‘Air Force between 1946
[4114]and 1949, with the exception of an eight month period. n 1945 and 1946. he areas in
[4116]which I served are India and Burma in World Ver II, and Panama after 1946, Because
[4118]> of my long residence in Panama and Coste Rica I ‘speak Spanish fluently, as does my
[4120]‘wife who is ,of Costa Rican nationality. As mentioned before » I have twa young
[4121]. children born in 1949 and 1951 respectively.
[4123]ass
[4125]I_realize_the.above_information-may_be-insufficient—in-order to- determine -whether
[4126]I qualify for_a_scholarship,_and_ I_shauld_be_glad_ to-provide- any-additional_inforsation—
[4127]~that you may require. Please also send me whatever forms necessary for making formal
[4128]application for a scholarship.
[4130]Sincerely yours,
[4132]Ross L. Crozier
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[4147]LESCOL |
[4149]Adninistrative : L
[4150]4 ; Report on Arthor CG. VAIVADA i che
[4152]‘ 2. Since you ne longer contemplate using Arthur 0, VAIVADA, vould
[4153]foo you plsase trite a resort on his tour of duty with Cuatenala Station,
[4154]i. > @@@ prepare ao personnel evaluation?
[4156]2. This action is to be completed at your convenience ond is not
[4157]to intarfore with inportent operational dutiese :
[4159]seen TUNIS ltl eS
[4163]Anime con map eet en ettamem rete yey fae eye ne
[4165]Der 68001
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[4174]The Pan-American Foundation: |.
[4176]. Ine. }
[4178]Hox 35€7, i
[4179]_ . University Station,
[4181]vos Gainesville, Florics, U.S.
[4183]May 2h, 1954
[4185]Ross L, Crozier - : _
[4187]San Jose, Costa Rica
[4189]Dear Mr. Crozier, =. ° . a ‘ oo .
[4191]The Foundation hes received your letter dated } fay 17 in which you
[4192]inouired ebout the sranting of senolarships. ‘The Foundation frants a linited
[4193]number of scholarships to students wisninz to study at Latin Awerican Universities,
[4194]either for eraduate or undergraduate work. These grants are usually for
[4195]one year only,
[4197]Before the Foundatisr could cake any action on yor cese, it would have
[4199]to know what your field of interest is and sonethine as to the nature of your
[4200]personal oualifications and academic background. if you could supply this’ ae
[4201]to me, even in a brief form, I would be better able to furtier advise you, coe
[4203]Sincerely yours,
[4205]A. Curis Wilrus
[4206]Director
[4209]14-0000
[4211]Sa pl ATR ate EINER Cote wee cee ee Ue NET Oey Meee et 2 nee ee ce lace tees
[4213]' Rrartado 779
[4214]; San Jose, Costa Rica
[4215]2 . May 17, 1954
[4217]sate mene n erent tee nee
[4219]The Pan-American Foundation, Inc. ° 2 oF
[4220]Box 3587, oe . .
[4221]University Station, Tee
[4223]Gainesville, Florida, U.S.A.
[4225]Gentlemen:
[4227]“I have heard that your organization grants scholarships to students
[4228]wishing to study at-Latin american Yniversities. Since I desire to continue
[4229]my educaticn at the University of Habana, I should like to have information
[4230]on this program and whet I must do to oualify for such a echclarship,
[4232]Sincerely yours,
[4234]Ross L. Crozier
[4236]A eee eet ten 9 cence tment er HAH met ee eon cee
[4240]TT
[4242]RR ee me Lew ent R ae AEE Me eae ae at ey
[4244].
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[4250]| , SECREI
[4252]MEKORAWDUM FoR: siC/sPp
[4254]ATTENTION : Mr. Maurice Brady | 7
[4256]SUBJECT + Clearance for Arthur G. VAIVADA (Ps) ~ PESUCCESS
[4257]ne
[4259]Confirming conversation on 26 April 1954 between Mr. Brody
[4260]and Hr. Salerno, FBSUCCESS, it ts requested that Cperational Clearance :
[4261]: Ho. 68, dated 19 Sly 1949, granted to Subject under Project, BIRADIAL, !
[4262]bo, now be emenied and brought up to date for Subject'’s use on Profect 2
[4264]7 PASUCCESS. In addition, ‘t is Mather requested that the Clearance issued .
[4265]i be so aranded as to also reflect Subject's additional duties as cutout : :
[4266]b on Project ESCROW. :
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[4280]Seow Torte ee cen apeetintnee oot a Aenean ate nee 1 Fm Re eciemen ret cet tee ome urea BD
[4283]14-0000
[4285]UNCLASSIPSED RESTRICTED ~ CONFIDENTIAL ( SECRET
[4286]GENDER WILL CIRCLE CLASS © ATION T=P AND SCTTCEN, ~-T
[4288]TON pet eee
[4290]CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
[4291]OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP
[4293]Co) titorwanos Co) stenarone
[4294]C7) aenon (=) oineet serry . C2 retoan
[4295]Co) comment C1 preparation oF REPLY (—~) oisraten
[4296]C— concurrence =) necommenoanion
[4298]_ grax
[4300]14.0000
[4302]Vass
[4304]FD/o & L/Agent. Service Section
[4307]Office Memorandum + onirep states GOVERNMENT |
[4308], TOs Chief Ai Division oO DATE: 29 verch 1954
[4309]i attentions Mr. Eanke :
[4311]so 2 SPBFECT: reset Clouse = arthur B. VAIVADA
[4313]“1. Reference is made to your memorandum dated 26 Febru-
[4314]ary 1954 concerning the necessity of deducting Subject's GI
[4315]' allowances (not tuition payments) from salary due and payable
[4317]2. Fursuart to the provisicns of 38 BG. S. Code 1952,
[4318]Focket Supplement 267, par. 6a regarding the payment of
[4319]education and training allowances, the folioving liritsticn
[4320]on such payments is imposed:
[4322][
[4326]7
[4328]L
[4330]i
[4331]|
[4333]|
[4335]i
[4337]QP
[4339]See eat ct ae
[4341]"That in no event shall the rate of allowance pius.
[4342]compensation received exceed $210.00 cer ucnth for a
[4343]veteran without a dependent, or 2270.CO per month for
[4344]a veteren with one dependent, cr 3290.CO rer month fer j
[4345]@ veteran with two or more dependents: Provided fur- 4
[4346]- an ‘ther, that only sc much of the compensaticn as is de~ : {
[4347]. : rived from productive labor based on the standard werk ;
[4348]. ' week for the perticular trade or industry, exclusive cf
[4349]overtime shall be considered in computing the rate of
[4350]all allowances payable under this paragrerh.'
[4352]_ ° 3e- It is further provided by 38. Ue Se ede 1952, Poc-
[4353]’ Ket Supplement 336 that: re .
[4355]. > . apt
[4356]"No eligible veteran shall be pejd an educetion and
[4357]~ raining allowance for any pericd during which * # #
[4358]__. the payment_of_such allowance would constitute_a_dupli-_
[4359]cation of the veteran.frem_the_Federel_ Treasury."
[4361]aa 4e In view of the above quoted provisicns of the U. 5.
[4362]Code restricting the entitlement to allowances under the GI
[4364]" Bill, Subject's cchtract will heve to be emanced to reflect
[4366]en offset clause for such sums received under the GI Hill
[4368]- since he cannot reject such compensaticn from Veterans Acrin—
[4370]+ Astretion for security reasons,
[4372]SSS 55 “In- this couneétion, =
[4374]te
[4376]SECRET
[4379]14-0000
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[4384]2,
[4386]pops |
[4388]| cue a
[4389]{ -SusJ: Offset Clause - arthur Be VAIVADA 29 Merch 1954
[4392]fo why
[4393]i a
[4395]4, i i
[4397]3 In thie connecticn, Subject should te advised to
[4398]sutnit a quarterly revert of all sume received in the nature. j
[4399]of allowences (not tuition) frem the Veteran's Administretion
[4401]: fer offset purpoeea, ;
[4402]{ , , ™ H
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[4404]me . C.B. KLEIN |.
[4405]. . Chief/agent Service Section i
[4408]14-0000
[4410]“ATR PoucH
[4412]Chief of Station, Cuatenala ;
[4413]| . Chief, WH .. ; , _ ; i
[4415]i Operational <>
[4416]! . Arthur Ce VATYADA )
[4419]REFFRENCEs: lt0GeA-687, paragraph 5
[4420]RYBLT/PES CCESS
[4422]oh,
[4424]pa 1. In answer to reference, 4t has been determined by the asoropriate
[4425]: ; “offices at Headquartera that VATVADA 4s not entitled to receive comensation
[4426]iS ' from both this orpenizetion and the Veterans tcrinistration, The enclosed
[4427]po contract crendment hag been written to provide for sn offset between cube
[4428]Ject's salary from this orcpenization and the Veterans Adaintetretion.
[4430]m Senntetnneete ie a nee Sala
[4434]oe @o VAIVAMA should be informed that Neadquartera ig aporeciativa of
[4435]_ his clartasss to this situation since it wll be essier to adsust his
[4436] .° . €Amanetel situation now rather than have to turn back a fairly lergea gam
[4437]i of money in the future. It ia to be noted that the anendment is witten
[4438]I _,. -4m sich a way that whan he eteoe receiving the Vcteranta payzente at the’
[4440]ond of his eligibility pertod, the full emount of his salary due fron :
[4441]: this ergonisaticn will again be deresited as heretofore, ot
[4445]Teena acer etre tio aie AEN ale me Ne EE nn recanted ns an ner ineeienerneete ry
[4448]14-0000
[4451]Security Information HO3=-A-657
[4452]Chief, WED
[4453]Chief of Station, Guatemala ~* IEPO: Lincsln hua
[4455]Qporational . qe wow woe
[4457]. * Apthur G. VALVADA ~ D @ aledr (ores,
[4458]References: 1) SAHT 194) 5) Oar 95 (Dyed er,
[4459]DIR 324658 6) GUAT 957 Vou
[4461]2)
[4462]| a DIR 31729 a Yo2ery
[4464]Ag has alroady been renorted, Artiur ¢, VAIYADS and dezdndente
[4465]arrived in Juutenala City on 2 January 195). The irs’ 32
[4466]Several contacts with hin ras successfully aces: lished on the
[4467]Richt of January 1954. Subject currently is livins tecxporarily
[4468]in an opartmont notels however, ne hag already rented a small,
[4469]inconsricuous apartment located in a middle-class nalthborhood.
[4470]He has purchased a few pleces o° inexpensive furniture for the
[4471]avartuent and intends moving hin farily to the premises wituln
[4472]the immediate future, Subject's choice of neilgnborhoods in which
[4473]‘to reside Ja relisved excellent. the erartcsnt is located ina —
[4474]fairly busy section of town, {8 on a busy street served by public
[4475]buses whieh treval to all parts of the elty ana fe of such xodust
[4476]appearance that it will attract no attention. © :
[4478]‘2, Subfect has registered with the local university end ts in’ the
[4480]process of <eveleping contacts which sey prove -valuctle in the
[4481]future. Concerning subject's entry into the Upiversity he haa
[4482]pointed oat that this tyne cf cover is :oir tere and thst at an
[4484]. undetermined date in the Suture he ray resuest authorization to
[4486]he
[4487]i
[4489]i
[4491]i
[4495]|
[4496]|
[4497]i
[4498]i
[4500]discontin:s this cover for one ef a mor: lozrteal_natere. .O86Ver,
[4502]until this matter {s discussed at_grcater_lenzth with headquarters
[4504]—={n' the future, sudjeet will continue to atte:2 bis class3s to put
[4505]_. in an appearance.
[4507]3. Subject's wife is a nativeeborn Costa Pican national, According
[4509]to Suateralen lew she automatically .ecomss a iuateralan citizen
[4510]‘at the time site establisnes a residence here. tecauee she doos
[4512]_ hot wish to accept Suatemalean nationality but desires to rotain
[4513]her own nationality, sub ject_heae_throucsh_a-—local_ettorney-arraned—————— |
[4515]“———~to have is wifé granted tie statces of a termarsnt Resi-:ant but
[4516]—-not_a_neturalized-citizen,—-In=tote-way=sne=e12l= ent 5y-all-the====
[4518]privileges of a Cun‘emalan citizen except tre riztnt t> vote. She
[4519]Bil] Le svle ie work or engacte in vcrvate wusiness cf her own.
[4521]Subject will have all the necessary details coczzleted in this
[4523]'- €onnestion within the next few dars. : SB Qe. s¢
[4525]AFP
[4529]Copy: ere JCF EET
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[4544]“de Subject currently is exploring the possibilities of having his
[4545]~ wife open a small photographer's shop in her name. According
[4546]: to the attorney handling nis wife's papers this 1s possitie and
[4547]I ~ + Bubject would be able to attend classes and at the save time earn
[4548]: .'* more money. Lue to the fact he is known ae an ox-%,1, anda
[4549]. ‘married man with two children, the fact that he does comtercial
[4550]photographic work walle attending university would aprear only
[4551]: logical, iowever, this point will be discussed witn headquarters
[4552]: if and when subject tolieves the time is risht to branch out.
[4554]; S. The following question was brought up by subject which ve feel
[4555]p should te answered by headquarters3 Subjact is receiving a
[4557]i regular salary from our organization which is deposited in his
[4558]{ bank in the U.S, In addition and commencing witnin the near.
[4560]i 7 future subject will be receiving $130.60 per month from the
[4561]Veterans! Aaministration waich will be sent by regular U.S. ©
[4563]> Government check to the locai Consulate, He has raised the - :
[4564]a : : question as to whesher or not at some future date he may be em- :
[4565]barrassed for accepting two checks from our governuent, or whether
[4566]headquarters will deduct from his stipulated salary that additional
[4567]salary waich he will receive from the Veterans! Administration.
[4569]Any advice which headquarters can furnish will te appreciated by
[4571]sub ject.
[4573]: 6 It*was decided Here that subject will in the future be the go-
[4575]i : between in the ESCROW project. Accordingly, on the night of
[4577]: - % 22 January 1954, subject met ESCROW in & secures meetincs place for
[4578]: - the purvose of arranging danger signals, future mcetin: places
[4579]and for the purpose of insuring correct recognition in the future,
[4580]Henceforth, subject will meet subject twice or three tines each
[4581]waek in order that ESCROW's potential may ibe exploited to the
[4582]fullest extent, Subject is.now scouting the used car. lots in 4
[4583]search for a small used car. Once he has purchased a vehicle
[4584]future meetings with him and between. him and SSCROW will be held
[4586]with a better degree of safety.
[4588]-— J. ~ The-$500.00 advance_sub ject_requested_prior_to_his.arrival_hoere
[4589]: _was_handed_to_him_by_the undersigned.__Sub ject_had_left_his pre-__
[4590]vious place of residence prior to tine the autnorization was cabled
[4591]by headquarters. The advance will be accounted for in reporting
[4593]station's accounting records.
[4597]8. In summary, it 1s the undersigned's belief tnat subject is fitting
[4598]into the local picture easily and effectively. The fact his wife is
[4599].. Latin is helpful to him, according to subject. He has exhioited an
[4600][teen pena -enthusiasti-c—attitude—and—a—calm,—purposeful_manner which-is—grati-.
[4601]- fying. We will furnish headquarters with a progress report on this
[4602]== ppoject-in thirty-days.=— = SS SSS SSE Ss aia, i :
[4604]28 January 195) o . cyrus ze Burnette
[4606]CEB/emh a,
[4607]Distribution: | |
[4608]2-Line Security Information
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[4617]CRET om
[4618]«Office Memérandum UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
[4622]TO + Chief, Plens Staff, FI , . ‘DATE; 18 December 1953
[4624]FROM +: Chief, WD
[4626]SUBJECT: Project 5 BIRADIAL a 7 _ 2
[4627]. . d
[4629]1. Project LIRADUAL is being terminated as of 1 Decerber 1953 inasmuch as
[4630]EIRADIAL has been denied entry into Argentina. i
[4632]2e AB of I December 1953 he will have been transferred to the rolls of
[4633]PB Success.
[4635]36 The purpose of Project EIRADIAL was to provide for the covert training |
[4636]= . and transfer of this contract agent fro: Costa Rica to Argentina here
[4637]a be would develop a venetretion of the Commimist Party of Argentina
[4638](PCA) and Comzunist front organizations and perform support functions
[4639]6&8 assignede
[4641]RL July 1954 in the amount of $10,475.00.
[4643]Neh ael thie igwreesir timber cele anes ig ditsapan oo
[4645]5. EIRADIAL's sclary has been paid throtgh HKovexber 1953 uncer this
[4646]project. He has also been raid the enount cf per diem due him.
[4647]while in the United States in accordence with the project authorizations
[4649]6 There are no present outstancing financial comittasnts to BIRADIAL
[4650]under this projecte
[4652]LA lll
[4654]He ‘Be Caldwell," Cnief, Fi/ til _
[4656]Petite wine ve nas minssae messed Se sltetniat et
[4658]. Attachnent |
[4659](a) Original of the Approved Project ketion
[4660]oO dated” 12 August 1953
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[4668]|
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[4672]i
[4674]I
[4676]1
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[4684]i
[4688]i ; ' ie Project BIRADIAL was apcroved for the period 1 August 1953 through |
[4689]: .
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[4694]i
[4696]j
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[4700]ee wettest Bese le IPRS AS PETE TOL Sern ASAT OR ar 1s Sa ah ee vile Oy
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[4723]. STATION _ Buenes fires Extension 2296 } i
[4724]y . Date To bece:tber 1953 ; i
[4726], :
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[4728]The attached project is presented for termination. ;
[4730]« DanlgrenSchief, branch I, WD
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[4759]16 December 1953
[4760]BKMORANDUM FOX TILE
[4762]PHOJEBT BIRADLAL
[4764]le EIRADIAL, who ves to have been dispatchéd to’Buenos Aires, has been denied
[4765]proper documentation from the Argentine authorities for entrance and
[4766]residence in Busnos Aires.
[4768]2. There is attached hereto a cocy of a letter datéd 6 October 1953 at San
[4769]Jose, Costa Rica, which LIRWIAL received from the Argentine luebassy,
[4770]Consular Section setting forth pertinert data regarding suoject's entry.
[4771]denial. (This lstter, received on 2) November 1953 had previously been
[4772]sent to a mailing address in Deyton Qhio, namely % Francis ttilliams,
[4774].5646 Access Road, Fage Manor, Dayton. Since the letter vas unclaimed at
[4775]this address (BIRADIAL having learned later that ‘illiams, an Arny Officer
[4776]friend of his had beer shipped out}, the letter was returned to the
[4777]Argentine Embassy, Costa Rica and was s-ysequently forwarded to Bik/DIAL's
[4778]former address at Presidential Gardens, Alexandria, Va. The letter had
[4779]been postmarked at Layton, Ohio, 19 October 1953. .
[4781]of writing his wife's relatives, Alicia De Cruz and family, in Mar De Plata,
[4782]argentina, with whom contact is maintained, for the purpose of attempting to
[4783]assist agent at that end in having the proper entry permit issued. He also
[4784]indicated the possibility of returning to Costa Rica and vhile in that area
[4785]being plausibly end legitimately employed while awaiting another Agency
[4786]assignment. Inaszuch as a combination of factors lead to the conclusion
[4787]that it would be unwise to attempt to exert other influence in an atteapt
[4789]as well as the tine element zvhich may be involved, . the matter was discussed
[4790]with other representatives. of i who desired to take the Agent over in
[4791]connection with PB Success. oe Ss ,
[4793]he Arrangements were set up for Agent to meet the Chief of the Guatemalan
[4795]Station, Subsequently, on & December 1953 Agent SIRADIAL was introduced
[4796]in a secure ranner, to Mrs E.:Hobbing; by the writer. Hobbing will in the
[4798]3 On 25 November 1953 while in contect with the Agent he indicated the possibility
[4800]to have BIR DIAL granted an Argentine visa, and for*other cover consicerations
[4802]i
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[4812]Men Le
[4814]ODE REDE BYNES OLA oa Yoo ere
[4816]imrediate future be handling EIRADIAL in connection with certain operational —
[4818]~~ matters and as of I December 1953 BIRADIAL will be chargeable to PB Success.
[4820]Se In accordance with the prévisions of the project, BIRADIAL was paid $350.00
[4822]for his November salary; $93.00 for his tvition fee at American University
[4823]and $168.00 for his per diem to coyar his period of time while in Covert
[4824]training. .
[4826]6. : _Proper ‘receipts have_been forwerded_to_Cedric_Wolcott, Finance Divisions
[4828]penne SORT Sen tn tn ep nt a ante Spee
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[4839]7- It should be noted, that Agent over a period. of severe] contacts appeared
[4840]to be very cooperetive and his attitude was comendable. Wnen he first
[4841]learned that he had been denicd entry to Buenos Aire zy he was sarewhat
[4842]chapranea since he appeared to be set on an attempt to co a good job in
[4844]a "tight zerea. He hed not given up hope to obtain proper authorization }
[4845]and was villing to pursue the matter further since he felt over a period a
[4846]of time he would be allowed proper entry authoritye Ee sug ‘Eested several : -
[4847]possibilities. .
[4849]pete ene entra a ee ee cnn aN PTA PEE TNO
[4851]8. Agent also expressed a desire to go to Cuba or anywhere else the Agency : j
[4852]felt he could be of best service to the Agency régerdless of the difficultics 7
[4853]within reason, which may have been imposed en him and his- fay. 1 |
[4855]. 9. In view of Agent's pest successful record with this Agency, in view of his
[4856]ig attitude, his future possibilities and his comparatively limited sali,
[4857]* it was suggested to Mr. Hobbing that he might consider a raise in Agent's
[4859]salarye
[4861]10. ‘the Buenos Aires Mission was on 7 December 1953 advised’ that Agent was
[4862]denied entry to Argentinae
[4864]14. It should te noted that Agent has indicated that his wife has been maintaining | : 1
[4865]contact with her distent relative in lar De Plata who is expecting Agent and : }
[4866]his wife to go to Argentina. In this connection, Agent on 11 December 1953 : ,
[4867]informed his wife had received a letter from her cousin. The letter Lo py eco.
[4868]indicated that difficulty shovld be anticipated in obtaining an entry a ,
[4870]Ly resident permit to Euenos Aires but that it nevertheless is possiblee Agent :
[4872]: ‘states the letter points out a plan for Agent and his wife to work out. :
[4873]Agent informed the letter was received a little too late since he is now on i
[4874]the other operation. He stated however, he and his. wife will be in contact %
[4875]with Alicia De Cruz end family with a view toward the possibility of entering
[4876]Argentina at some future.date. (EIR\DIAL is. forgarane the above rentioned
[4878]. letter through Kr. Hobbing). , ° "
[4880]12. F1/Pans Staff is being inforned to cancel Project BIRADIAL as of 1 December —
[4881]1953-6
[4883]-—13-- Attached- hereto-and for retention in: ‘Kgent's file are the: followings
[4885], (a) ‘Copy of receipt # P~3283 for Agent's salary. ($350.00) for the period
[4886]; 1-30 November 1953.
[4888](b) Receipt F-556 dated 25 November 1953 for the amount of 393-0.
[4890](c) Copy of claim for reimbursenent dated 25 November 1953 in the amount
[4891]_ of $93-00-
[4893]_{a)_Copy. of receipt dated 11 oecenber 1953.f0%"the_asount,of- $468.00:
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[5084]SECURITY INFORMATION
[5085]CLASSIFICATION
[5087]1o : Chief, WHD DATE: 11 Ausust 1952
[5089]rrom : Chief of Station, San José
[5093]SUBJECT: cexerat— Operational
[5095]secare— Alfredo Te<POVEDANO
[5097]1. The above-named individual is Chief of the
[5098]Commercial Department of the Ministry of Finance on a full time
[5099]basis. However, he is also the code and cipher specialist within .
[5100]the Costa Rican Government and personally provided the coces now
[5102]latter responsibility apparently. stems from his hobbycf working. with
[5103]codes and ciphers and the absence of any better-qualified expert’
[5105]on this subject.. He is a member of the American Cryptogram Association
[5106]is-a "ham" radio operator, an expert photographer, and en amateur
[5107]chemist, among other things. During the 1948 revolution, he pro-
[5109]vided the rebel forces with code systems and broke a code being used
[5111]by the government forces. On other occasions*he has furnished codes
[5113]to the incumbent administration during times of emergency, such as 7
[5114]the abortive invasion of Costa Rica from Nicaragua during 1949. a
[5116]: have had cordial and cooperative relations with subject on commercial
[5118]i and economic matters for some time. Recently one of these officers
[5120]advised us that subject hed made tentative, informal inquiries con- |
[5122]cerning the possibility of-obtaining technical advice and assistance
[5123]e
[5125]t
[5126]2. Officers of the Commercial Section of the Embassy.
[5128]the cipher system of the Foreign Office. It was suggested to subject
[5129]that an official request to the Embassy for such infornation would —
[5130]probably result in a polite refusal, but that one of tne Enbassy
[5132]~efficers, RUSSO, had had experience in codes ana ciphers while~—~——
[5135]|
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[5137]|
[5139]I
[5141]sc esceameme ancenaeen alate beep tarmeien ape tien
[5142]. . | a
[5144]from the Embassy or the Department of State with a view to improving ee 2
[5146]~“gerving in the
[5147]be helpful.
[5151]- On this basis, a luncheon date was arranged at which
[5153]Dov ; 3 ;
[5154]time subject stated that the Foreign Minister had recently questioned
[5155]-. him for several hours on the security of the Foreign Office codes and
[5157]| possible means of improving them, and had instructed subject to study
[5159]“ the_problem.__According to subject, the Foreign Minister then indicated .
[5161]‘serious concern over the threat presented by local—anc-international———— +
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[5169]ing their activities.
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[5184]Le " subject then digressed from code and cipher talk to the
[5185]. subject of secret inks, their use, and’ potentialities and possible
[5186].- methods of detection. He indicated that he was interestea in establish-
[5187]' ing a secret censorship of suspect mail coming into. the. country,
[5188]particularly the mail of know Communists, and inquired whether any
[5189]assistance, could be offered in this field of secret writing detection
[5190]and clandestine censorship techniques. . oF
[5192]|
[5193]|
[5195]L 5e- In view of the fact that this sudden. turn in the con- :
[5196]' versation struck uncomfortably close to the HUMANOID-1 and HUMANOID-2.
[5197]operation, we attempted to discourage subject by pointing out that
[5199]such a proposal was illegal and would have drastically danzerous ~
[5200]political and legal repercussions if it were attempted and leaked. out.
[5201]We asked if Foreign Minister LARA had approved. this censorship
[5202]proposition and also inquired how the Foreign Office could possibly
[5203]interest itself in a matter which would seem to come under the -
[5205]jurisdiction of Seguridad Publica. POVEDANO replied that it had not 1
[5206]been discussed in plain words with LARA, but that he would discuss it i
[5207]with him in order so determine whether the matter shoula be dropped a:
[5208]or explored further. He was cautioned not to tell LARA of his : ru
[5209]conversations with the Embassy officers. -
[5211]6. Several days later subject advised that he had discussed
[5213]-¢. °. the matter fully with Foreign Minister LARA and that the latter had 3 i
[5215]i. “been extremely interested in the proposal. However, LARA pointed at i
[5217]e out that the Foreign Office had no jurisdiction in this regard and
[5219]a told POVEDANO to discuss the proposition with Lt. Col. Gonzalo SEGARES, |
[5221]te Oficial Mayor of Seguridad Publica.. = |
[5222]|
[5224]7. According to POVEDANO, SEGARES became very enthusiastic
[5225]about the idea and authorized subject to cerry out further study and
[5226]- ‘collect the necessary technical data and equiptient. SECARES offered
[5227]-, to provide funds for purchase of required. chemicals, etc., for ex-
[5229]- perimentation in secret ink detection and instructed subject to make
[5230]plans for the training of several additional persons in the procedure. |
[5231]Subject indicated to. SEGARES that he would use his home darkroom and.
[5233]laboratory for this training and possibly even for the_ eventual _
[5235]processing of suspect correspondence.
[5237]8. With this ‘official authorization and support, subject
[5238]again inquired whether it would be possible for us to assist him in
[5239]obtaining pertinent manuals, background literature, reference material,
[5241]‘and technical advice on mail censorship procedures and secret writing
[5242]detection. In view of subject's apparent official backlog and
[5243]—personal_determination_to—continue—his-inquiries.,_we_deciced_to_make
[5245]'. a gesture of assistance on a confidential, unofficial basis with a...
[5247]==view-to-controlling=and=possiblydirecting=nis-activities,=—= SSS
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[5261]9. Accordingly, RUSSO described a personal friend-in the
[5262]: Division of Communications and Records of the Department who had had
[5263]: °° Considerable experience in censorship work and. offered to make in-
[5264]quiries of this individual for any available material. It was also
[5265]i indicated that this person. would be asked to comment on the probable _
[5266]: reaction of the Department.to an official confidential request from
[5267]the Costa Rican Government for assistance. It was suggested.to. subject
[5268]‘that he not discuss this matter with any other individuals pending -
[5269]a reply to our inquiries, to which he agreed. He also agréed that
[5270]the best approach to this whole project would be to proceed only with
[5271]: training and planning activities at this time and not attempt to
[5272]Lk initiate actual censorship until an emergency arises, such as a
[5273]: , Communist armed uprising or a third worla war. However, on this
[5274]_ -latter point it is believed probable that subject would prefer to
[5275]i begin the activity regardless of whether an emergency arises, in order
[5276]i; to obtain coverage of current Communist activities... ne -
[5278]Lhe, 10. As is obvious from the above conversations, a number
[5279]fee of operational possibilities (and hazards} are presented to us and -
[5280]P headquarters comments and guidance are respectfully requested.
[5281]Depending on headquarters desires and policies, we could possibly
[5282]gradually discourage subject from ever initiating his project prior ..
[5283]. to an emergency while at the same time assisting him with pertinent .
[5284]written material provided. by headquarters for his planning and train-
[5285]ing purposes. This would: have the advantage of facilitating the
[5286]organization of a competent crew on a stand-by basis who could be put j
[5287]to work if a world’ war were to break out.. We could tap this govern- :
[5288]ment censorship activity. However, in view of our presently only
[5289]limited post office coverage, a more attractive opportunity might be
[5290]sincerely to assist subject, insure his development of a secure project,
[5291]and ‘substitute our present coverage by an all-Costa Rican operation.
[5292]-. It appears that we could control such an operation either by working
[5293]_ through subject or by dealing directly with Colonel SEGARES. In _.
[5294]this latter situation, we could probably expand the activity to provide
[5295]‘coverage of cable traffic, and possibly international telephone calls.
[5296]“A danger here is the traditional lack of security consciousness of ~~ ~~
[5297]Costay- Ricans ee SS
[5299]. 11.. In any event we are faced with a situation which
[5301]- presents a potential security threat to our current post office
[5303]‘censorship activity. Headquarters comments are requested as soon as
[5304]possible on at least the following points: ; ;
[5306]Dine as OEP lise Tone oa ead et
[5308]i,
[5310]me a. Will headquarters provide technical data on —
[5311]=~ censorship methods for passing to-POVEDANO-as=though it-
[5313]“- we fave in mand possibly unclassified Army. instructional
[5314]manuals, etc. ;
[5316]~._ be Will headquarters approve our accepting POVEDANO's a4
[5318]SECRET
[5320]SECURITY INFORMATEOM .
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[5330]invitation to work with him on an unofficial basis in
[5331]his planning and experimentation activities, thus keeping
[5332]ourselves informed of his progress?
[5334]bros, : . Is headquarters interested in the possibility’, _
[5335]i of replacing our presently incomplete post office coverage
[5337]ho - with an all-Costa Rican operation which we could tap either
[5339]in through POVEDANO or directly through SEGARES?
[5341]. d. Unless advised to the contrary, we will continue
[5342]i : our. present HUMANOID-1 and HUMANCID-2 activities during’
[5344]i - this period despite POVEDANO's project. HUMANOID will be
[5345]i : alerted, however.
[5347]i LO . e. Is headquarters interested in our casually
[5349]— returning discussion to the subject of codes and ciphers
[5351]7 with a possible view to assisting Costa Rica obtain systems
[5352]Powe .. to which we might retain a key? . -
[5354]. f. Could headquarters provide an opinion as to what. a
[5355]the reaction of the Department of State would be to a formal 2
[5356]request from the Costa Rican Government for assistance on :
[5357]either codes and ciphers or clandestine censorship?
[5359]Oo 12. It is to be noted that POVEDANO knows RUSSO as just
[5360]‘another Embassy officer. In all our discussion with him we have
[5361]Stressed that this is a subject which RUSSO cannot aiscuss in his |
[5362]‘Official capacity, but would like to help on a personal basis because
[5363]the activity would be directed against the Communists. POVEDANO has .
[5364]_. apparently accepted this relationship and assures that he has not
[5365]_ indicated to LARA or SEGARES that he has talked with RUSSO, merely -
[5366]informing them that he, PCVEDANO, would attempt’ to obtain reference
[5367]. Material through friends in the American Cryptographic. Society’ and -
[5368]- elsewhere.
[5371]pepe he agemeeceodt
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[5383]: 13. One lest comment. If headquarters deci sion is to stay
[5384]“clear of this whole proposition, it is earnestly requested that some
[5386]few—items-of_background_material_on_secret_writing,—or_book_titles_of
[5387]-overt—publications.on_the_subject_be-. furnished.us_to_pass_to_POVEDANO _j
[5388]for the purpose of indicating a reply has been received to our inquiries. }
[5389]The continued good will of POVEDANO is deemed of operational value as
[5390]-he appears to be well connected in high government circles. ;
[5392]; 1k. Also, in view of the fact subject will be questioning
[5393]us continually as to what we have learned, and will be suspending
[5394]‘other action pending our advice, we ask that an immediate answer,
[5395]“prelininary= if=necessary;; be= made to-—this—dispatch.
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[5413]pi. To: chief of Station, San José DATE: 9 July 1962
[5414]* . . a i . : 4 i
[5415]FROM : chief of Station, lianas t i
[5417]" SUBJECT: GENERAL— Operational Mattera . : - ‘
[5419]. SPECIFIC— }REAHOID .
[5420]Refs sTseAWlE
[5421]: : - As the present moment there aro no projects under developeent roquiring
[5423]e cold recruitment. In tho event a uso for subject develops within the
[5424]next tw weeks, the cen José station will ba edvisede
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[5441]SECURITY INFORM AT f
[5442]CLASSIFICATIO! ATION
[5444]TO : Chief of Station, Managua
[5445]FROM : Chief of Ststion, Sen José
[5446]SUBJECT: cenmra— Operational
[5448]spcanc— HUMANOID
[5450]1. For your information, the above-named agent of
[5451]this station is planning a three or four-day vacation trip to
[5452]Managua within the next two weeks. He is an American, speaks ~
[5454]“Spanish and English, and has been handling sub-agents for a nuster
[5456]of yeers.
[5458]. . 2. It has occurred to us that perhaps subject could
[5460]be of service to yeu in the carrying out of cold recruitment attempts
[5461]or other ninor operational tasks. If you are interested in hi ving
[5462]subject contact you for any reeson, please let us knowe ;
[5464]7 Janes Ke Russo
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[5481]~ Chief of Station, San Joss :
[5482]i \ F
[5483]. , Chic?, WD
[5484]ae a
[5487]BEVEREEZS: EIA~1215, PRIWALIAL, FRSAAW105s Oo 7 | i
[5488]lL. he vorarks contained tm TRIA-1056 oni HS-A-10Gs, the desis re ;
[5489]; for your rocemenintica that UGHOID be transferred to career agut otatas - . | :
[5490]i as tell as ell information in sadquerters files, vbich is relevent to i :
[5491]; BARON a cesnecticn with ex creenisetion, have been therowghly studicd | :
[5492]y By the iuitviduals ef your Headquarters orgenination authorised te rezler a, .
[5493]i... @ @geisian ta the casa. mc , es |
[5494]oe Ip ia regretted that in epite of HMABOID's cutstendins pergarsance ae
[5495]i exl his yaluabie contritation te the Station's ectivities, bis qualificatians i
[5496]: are not these vaich properly fit him for considoration ant appointiens &9 o i
[5497]—— corcar agent. . Eeadquarters is very mosh more of HUAAROI's desires ja this i
[5498]toe nabter of career agent status, and itis hoped that the above decision wilh J
[5499]a “Reve no effest om the preacat hich stondard of efficicury vbich is being ‘
[5500]eo gaintainm by the San Jase statics. ; : ; : ;
[5501]x . - : : so .
[5502]1g. parearegh § of SR3-¥-766 refers to 8 dispatch which will be fortheoning
[5503]fron Reaiquarters. Ue regret the confusion conveyed by the original dispatch.
[5505]- kh. Aa roonrds TRS-A-1215, the Passos" ip Gelary requested for -BRAIKIND-3,——— == |-
[5506]nog designated BUNANCID-2) HDIAUIST-2, nov desigzeted HDAZOID.3, ani x
[5507]EMAHOID, the principal agent of the project, these salary incresses have
[5508]tean incorporated ‘nthe revised project vhich was subaitted far epproval.
[5510]_ 5. Erongh HOVANOID-A, formerly designated EUGUER, has been terminated
[5511]es a caleried agext as of March 1952, it vould be appreciated if Part I PRO
[5513]<__gero-faremardcd-es-roquected in paragraph & of I85-U~-766, 60 that Heaiquarters
[5515]-:- posorda-my be eaplote =i}
[5517]d. & aad ee ok | De. P. -GIBBOES .
[5519]- FI
[5522]14-0000
[5524]le
[5526]6.
[5527]32 Hareb
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[5547]f 4 Se
[5548]Security In'ormatien a .
[5549]AIR - . TES-u- 766 _
[5550]BAY 19 1952 a
[5551]i. ; . —_ i
[5552]: _ Chief? of Station, San Jose . an
[5553]: Chief, Western Heutsphere Division
[5554]i
[5555]oe | Project HUFAHOID
[5556]|. RSPERENCE: © RS-W.745
[5557]. . . i
[5558]Roe, l. Please be eiviead that the following changes have been cade in - poo |g |
[5559]an BRead«uartera records, relative to subject project and the cther projects —. . vot I
[5560]i which had formarly been under the direction of the esent of project EUKANOID. ; H 1
[5561]| po
[5562]Pros Fo :
[5563]i " RUMARKIED.1 | BUWANOID-1 Pe
[5564]: BUVASKTHD $3 _ HUMASOID.2 4 to
[5565]i, RUMATIST<2 BULAHOID~3 a “4 .
[5566]Po, HUGGER HUKAROID-4 5 i i
[5567]; 2. It would be epprectated {f you vould ‘change your recqrds 7 4
[5568]; accordingly. ; f ity 4
[5569]_ cP .
[5570]-". ” J. It te hoped that ao dispatch will be , forthcoming fin the near future,
[5571]Covering in detail all the activities of the San Jose Station, a3 well as
[5572]_. the ‘pointe raigod in TR8-A-1142. ;
[5573]—— Lr Please forvard Part IPAQ on HUMANGID-& eo that operational
[5575]3. C, King oie
[5576]VOL By TJ. Barrett 0
[5577]: sD, Fe GIBBONS
[5579]| Dor 160 T).
[5581]166
[5583]TOT mem ke Cae ca atea tarHnd Seete NA ene mene eee eminent rman ee ek
[5586]14-0000
[5588]! 1
[5589]i
[5590]rae a
[5592]if.
[5595]Seeurity Information
[5597]PLAYS ,
[5598]VIA: ir. Paul Paxton 12 vay 1972
[5599]Chief, WED - . | ; ;
[5601]fF Project HUMABOID . an oe
[5603]bo 1. Please be edvieed that the folloving changes have been cade ;
[5604]h in the designations of. KED. projects active at the San Jose, Costa Rica ao i
[5605]: Station. : :
[5606]fo: Fron To . . i
[5608]Soe HUMAIKTHD-L HUVAHOTD1
[5609]hoo EUMARKIND-3 .. _ HUMANOTD-2 - a
[5610]Po, of BUMABIGE-2 (2) HUMAEOID-3 ee :
[5612]pe HUGGER - EUMABOID = . ee ee
[5614]: @. It bss been requested that all expenses be paid from fimds .
[5615]alloted to project HUMAHOID, ‘This request bas been ected upon favorably
[5616]by the appropriate Heed-uerters office, and it is hoped that the changes
[5617]indicated above mact vith your approval. a
[5623]Pant
[5627]. e
[5629]Pein ena Une pee ay fates ee mt nitanen nanny naman sass oem
[5631]1
[5632]t
[5633]i
[5634]. ie | 7
[5635]STEER EE SINE Gy PETA RE are NESS WEY USTERMS seen
[5637]oe
[5639]Peace
[5641]14-0000
[5643]ye tee Dee ’ on r “> ~
[5644]~ me a . :
[5646]a SET ;
[5648]Secunty Iniormation , ' .
[5650]PROJECT OFTLING
[5652]HEADQUARTERS CASZ GPFICER::
[5655]t
[5657]|
[5659]T, J. Barratt oo
[5660]DIVISICH WHD . oon Ho. : “| |
[5661]. Bxtension 455 : ‘
[5663]STATION San Jose, Coste Rica . Date aa 135 i
[5665]1. The attached Fiel4 Project Outline io submitted for approval.
[5667]@. Full Operational Ciearance has been received on HUMANOID:
[5668]EUMARGIDel; HUMAHOID-2; HUKAHOID-33 ami @ four-way name check results
[5669]received on BUMAHOID-4. Results indicated no derogatory information.
[5670]Full Operational is in the proceas of being requested on BUNAROID<4.
[5672]3 3. Tho origine! project EUMAROID was epproved ¢ on 21 Septender 1951 .
[5673]y for the period endings 29 February 1952. oo ee
[5675]2 a Attachrentsa: FPO-HUKAROID
[5676]; : TRS -U-685, dated 19 October 1951
[5677]WED Kemorandum dated 12 Hay 1952
[5679],
[5682]14.
[5684]a - . :
[5685]a : a Spores ; poo Be
[5686]ie i _ sy Secu Ne en i i oy
[5687]- FIELD PROJECT OUTLING i
[5688]oo ; |
[5691]: , PART I |
[5693]s 4 * d. fres fog Operations and Heeiquarters: Project is confined to : i
[5694]: the geographical lisits of Costa Rica with Leaiquarters and principal
[5695]ectivity located in the capital city of San Jose. : .
[5697](2. References: & is Project is related through the provision of cute |
[5699]oat services ani c‘rection to the following: i
[5701]; Project BUVATKIED-1 (Hov EUMANOID-1)
[5703]! RUMAXETED-3 (How EUHANOID-2) I
[5704]. Sy EUVANIST-2. (How BUMANOID-3) r
[5706]WUCER = = = (How BUMANOID-4)
[5707]3. A. Odfectivess:
[5709]&. cuteort services as assigned. |
[5713]3 : b. Supervised direction of Communist party penctration
[5714]: (HUMAHOID-3).
[5715]& c. Supervised direction of Postal Intercept Project Sp,
[5716](HUMAROID-1 & 2). \ '
[5717]“2 4. Supervised direction of the penstration of the Comumict a in
[5718]° , Party Koorn's “Front Group* (BUMANOID-4). : ~ |
[5720],@. Direct provision of information enanating from local | L
[5722]“university and intellectual circles of which subject is @ menber. -
[5724]- .» @. Parallel penetration of Vanguardia Popular, Costa Rican a
[5725]“~~ Commmist Party.
[5728]Coste Rican.poiitica!_novenents = aearhdertaale a
[5730]- Be Targete: , . , . -
[5732]@. The personnel associated with the projects noted above ;
[5733]are the aly activities presentiy assigned umer this headins. coe
[5735]b. Vanguardia Popular, and other V.P. sponsored groups. - _ -
[5737]Te ee Incoming ‘and Outgoing mail-units_in’ general _post-office.— : =:
[5739]i - rag
[5740]| SECRET
[5741]fee TO neha ES Se FEA NEL te re dh ee Bd ne me oni ty
[5744]14-0000
[5746]wives
[5748]logical meeting places in San Jose.
[5750]persemne! involved in this Project is described above under Cover.
[5752]on,
[5754]te,
[5755]ms
[5757]Security Information
[5759]“c-
[5761]d. KEational and subordinate committees cof the Union de : H
[5762]Mujeres-—Carcen Lyra. 7 _— 4
[5766]C. Tasks: This project conforms to the tasks assigned to the H
[5767]San Jose Station in SOI-b6, DI ZI ana £2.
[5769]4. Perscune):
[5771]a. This project, involves in addition to HUMANOD, EVVARKIND-2;
[5772]HUMANKIND-3; EUUANIST-2; and HUCGER, to be designated hereafter aa
[5773]HUMANOID-1; BUMANOID-2; HUANOID-3; AUMANOID-4 in the order they are
[5774]listed.
[5776]bd. HUNAHOID, is an American citizen, wags born in’ 1922 im ceKalb,
[5777]Tllinois. He joined the United States Air Force in April 1955 and
[5778]spent approximately five years doing general Air Force intelligence
[5779]vork. Subject {a presently living in San Jose, Coste Rica vhere he
[5780]has been attending school, and since June 1949, when project BOAO :
[5781]vas first activated, subject has been the rost valuable single agent. - 4
[5782]of the San Joze Station. oo,
[5784]5. Covers Subject is established in Costa Rica on a prrely persona:
[5785]bas‘e with no apparent connection with the San Jose station. He is a hone
[5786]omer, married, and ia a fuily accepted menber of the community on that basis. i
[5787]Subjects activities ‘n connection with HUMNANOID-3 will be handled through |
[5788]safe house facilities to be acquired by the station. It is felt that the . i
[5789]proceasina of the material acquired from HUMANOID~-1 & 2, can be dame in the .* fo
[5790]office of the Chief of Station, because of the szall quantity of this type _ L,
[5791]of caterial. The cut-out and direction. activities of HUMANGIZ-4, will. be i
[5792]handled by HUMEOID ih periodic meetings in cafes, vars, or coffee anops, oy
[5794]6. Contact and cocmmicetionst Contact between HUMANOID and otner
[5797]- . present and forrer station chiefs in San Jose. In aidition HUMANCID is a 4
[5799], Ff hia duties.
[5801]~%. Comtrot: > The control of HUMANOID is basei upon his past service
[5803]US citizen, and needs the financial assistance he receives for the performance
[5805]8. Special Equipment: Wo special ‘equipoent is involved.
[5806]9. Coordination: This Project vas originally initiated with the .
[5808]_other_etation_is_ not_considered necessary.or desirabie,—
[5810]cooperation of the Panama Station. Continued coordination-vith- “Panacea, “Or or-any——
[5812]SECRET
[5815]- -
[5816]ae f
[5817]pest oe tes Ate eee pea . ’
[5818]i ; - @hapre
[5819]i ‘ - a“ SEGRE
[5820]ce ; ~ Security Informauci
[5821]7 -j- .
[5822]10. Fisetabls: HUVANOID vas engaged by this Station effective
[5823]1 June1949 and has been functioning satisfactorily.every since... HUYANODD.
[5824]ig interested in raking a career in the intelligenca field, "end has proved
[5825]: of inestinsble valuz to the San Jose Station. He aticth a nenorandum,
[5826]: relative to tho merits and contributions of Project HUMANOID to-the. i .
[5827]i ; activities ef the San Jese Station. ,
[5829]li. Estinsted Casts . ;
[5830]wor PY, hha
[5832]: BU EROID~2 76.00 . 192.00 i
[5833]a - BUMANODD-2 128.00” 256.00 |
[5834]po tte, BUYVAROID<3 452.00 904.00 i
[5836]be i Agent Expenses: 200.00 400.00 : se ; ; |
[5837]_» Bafe Houses - 200.00 400.00 i
[5839]t
[5841]Hiscellaneous supplies, :
[5842]etc. 4 0.00 100.00 . La
[5844]Tere nee ener no
[5847]14-0000
[5849]eererer come ysey sien ts
[5852]. :
[5854]an
[5856]COURTRY: Costa Rica
[5858]OBJECTIVES AND TASKS
[5860]SALARY
[5862]- EVALUATION OF SERVICES
[5864]Evaluation of information
[5866]OTHER FACTORS
[5868]COMMENTS
[5870]PERATIONAL REVIEW
[5872]_ No change -
[5880]SECRET,
[5882]SECURITY INFORMATION
[5884]TRSA©1215
[5885]“CRYPTCNYH: EUZANOID
[5887]PERIOD: 1 January to 30 April,1952
[5889]$1,000.00 per month.
[5891]Excellent and of major importence to this
[5892]staticn. .
[5894]Info:mation produced by subject through his
[5895]Bub-agents is , in some instances,
[5896]documentary end of value. In other cases,’
[5897]it is eye-witness, high level , and of .
[5898]considerable value.
[5900]Current operational restrictions on this
[5901]agent presently prevent full exploitation
[5902]of his potential.
[5904]Due to financial pressure, expasined in as;
[5905]TRSAe1142, HUMANOID has receatiy undertaken -
[5906]a& part time job at the School of Agronomy. —
[5907]His work deals with laboratory and dark
[5909]connected with a.Costa Rican Government
[5910]project in Ceology. Subject is the most
[5911]valuable agent available to this station a
[5912]and is believed capable of furtcer developed
[5913]ment in the event current operational .
[5915]beebtas ton
[5917]i]
[5918]i
[5919]i
[5920]j
[5921]|
[5922]i
[5923]room photographic assignments and is As
[5924]restrictions are removed. He is conscient> ii
[5926]|
[5930]|
[5931]|
[5933]CY AT AT LAU ANE ee rede T ern NEES te kD UT emive uy sane =
[5935]ious, herd working, ‘loyal ,izcginsative, and—=— >=
[5936]amenable to supervision. In view of his ; i
[5937]interest in a long range career, a reply
[5939]‘to the question’ posed in TRSA-1142
[5940]concerning career arent status would be
[5941]eppreciated. Subject has been eware of the
[5942]recommenced salary increase which has been
[5943]pending _for over_ten_months. Altinough he
[5945] . .has not questioned the delay, it is obvious | 1
[5946]===that=his=self-confidence-and=professiona]———-—_
[5948]SECRET
[5950]eecuRiTy NEORMATION
[5952]pride have been shaken somewhat ty the lack
[5953]of official recognition. we feel strongly
[5954]that agent has earned a raise sad that an
[5955]increase at this time is not only justified
[5956]but would be in the best interests of our
[5957]present and future operations. PLEASE
[5958]EXPEDITE ACTION ON THIS MATTER. G 52
[5960]o/-/6F EFI
[5962]14-00000-
[5964], \ : H
[5965]‘ .
[5966]| ‘
[5968]aire ‘ \ _ .
[5969]fa ‘ s
[5971]\ 1
[5973]. .
[5974]peti met raat = ~ free. * i .
[5976]wd _ gr.
[5978]Ro
[5979]f
[5980]iT
[5982]i
[5984]SECRET
[5986]re re ane S
[5988]| : WAR 14 1952 eo
[5989]Chia? of Statien, San Jess 4
[5990]. heting Chief, iB ; i:
[5991]: Project BUXBOID i i
[5992]i? Beft TMBeroLI2 :
[5993]i a ,
[5995]- 4, Gubjoct prosect is being cubaltted for renewal, vith the observations
[5996]expreased by you Ll. reference, Incorporate’ Ghureln.
[5998]_ @. Yoa vill be aGvieed relative to the rm .uested ealery tucresse for
[5999]ERVERIED]3 oni IURWIOTe?, es vell as to the atetua of sbbiect project.
[6001]f
[6003]H
[6005]5
[6007]|
[6009]es ee Wi, H. WHERLER, JB.
[6010]ao Ss By f, Barratt
[6012]j
[6014]a
[6017]14-00000
[6019]COUNTRY: “Costa Rica
[6022]SALARY:
[6024]EVALUATICN OF SFAVICES:
[6026]“EVALUATION OF
[6029]-. Carried out in a vrofessional and efficient
[6031]. reccivec: from. other Sources.
[6033]“Subject is presently secking another safehouse
[6035]SE!
[6037]CRET
[6039]Wry r
[6041]POA TOK
[6043]TRSA-1142
[6044]OPERATIONAL REVIEW
[6046]CRYPTCNYH: Humanoid
[6048]I
[6049]F
[6050]i
[6051]i.
[6052]i
[6054]PERICD: 2 July to 31 December 1952
[6056]No change.
[6057]Subject is presently receiving 1,CO0 colones
[6059]per month. & raise in salary is "believed
[6060]justified end is recomzenced below.
[6062]Services of this erent are extremely valuable.
[6063]As the principal cutout of this stition he is . i
[6064]charged with the direction and guidance of
[6066]the most productive sub-arents we have at the : _
[6067]present tine. is handling of these agents is oo
[6069]manner, and his p-rsonal comacnts und corrections
[6070]on their reports, based on his lonr ucquaintance
[6071]with local sersonalities and conditions, ure
[6073]of considerable value. His attitude remains
[6074]enthusiastic and willing.
[6076]The information produced by the arents handled
[6077]by subject. ig probsbly the most veluable being
[6078]obtained by this stetion. In addition to
[6079]routine procuction, this agent's operetions
[6080]are well-suited to checking on information . -
[6082]to serve as a meeting place with subarents and
[6083]for the processing of material produced by
[6085]HUMANKIND=1-ana—3.—_ The pkotopraphic studio
[6087]-continues to be of major importance,
[6089]previously=used=as=a—sofehouse=has been-riven: SS
[6090]up as explained in TRSA-1064.
[6092]Despite the fect this arent has been working
[6093]under certain operntional restrictions for a
[6094]number of. months, his value to this station
[6096]In -addi-
[6097]tion to the tangible and measurizble information
[6099]_.Material,—KULANCID has_proved_the_single-most
[6101]produced-throuph—hin-in-the-forn-of reporteble—
[6103]-) of the history of Costa Rican Communist
[6105]“valuable source of Wackeround end oricntatisa
[6106]data for the Chief of Station. Ilis knowledge
[6108]7 Fr6.82
[6109]Qol-/G5rT)
[6112]14-0000
[6114]SY CHUIT TCHAD RS TEne:
[6116]TRSA-1142
[6118]COMMENTS (Contd) ectivities and personalities end his rrasp of the
[6119]verious revolutionary movements und firures'has been | :
[6120]freely shared with the Station Chief.- These "briefing. -
[6121]meetings® represent an intangible. contribution to =
[6122]the over-all performance of this Stetion. Subject is
[6123]eager to expend his operations, and, if headouarters
[6124]approves the removal of present operational restric-
[6125]tions, it is believed he can he riven further 7
[6126]responsibilities, purticularly. in the recruiting. of
[6127]additional sub-epents. This St:.tion is presently
[6128]interested in accomplishing a parallel penetration of
[6129]the Communist Party, in expanding routine investipa-
[6130]tive coveryge, and in ceveloping additional sources
[6131]on political movements. It is believed that suiject
[6132]ns has potential in esch of these fields. iiowever, as’
[6133]; reported previcusly, HUMANOID is beset with financial
[6134]problems which undoubtedly detract fron his full 7
[6135]: . ope. working efficiency on matters of interest to us. His
[6136]. : a GI subsistence is currently terminated curing the
[6137]school vacations and a certain portion of his time is
[6138]devoted to odd jobs in an effort to eugment his
[6139]income. The former Chief of Station recom-ended an
[6140]increase from 1,000 to 1,500 colones in July, 1951, a
[6141]recommendation in which the writer concurred. However,
[6142]in the event current onerational restrictions are !
[6143]removed, it is desired to recomend at this time an i
[6144]. . increase to sixteen hundred (1,6C0) colones per month. i
[6145]. . The additional one hundred colones permonth is oh |
[6148]E
[6150]i . sugrested in view of the fect that subject nas a
[6151]: ; borrowec money in recent months to meet hosyitel bills,
[6152]anc beceuse he has been aware of and probsbly counted
[6154]on the raise recom.endation of the former Chief of
[6155]~ J: Station. Further, if the restrictions are lifted, it-
[6156]“7s: {gs desired to utilize subject's time to the fullest
[6157]advantage without the handicap of his having to: seek
[6159]Other outside employment.
[6161]In an effort to evaluate more accurately subject's —
[6164]q
[6165]4
[6167]“apent-handling ebility; the writer monitored a ———>—
[6168]_ Specially arranged 45-ninute contact: between HUHANCID
[6169]: mo, . and HINARIST-2, From a concealed vantare point. less
[6170]a me than three feet from the participants, the writer was
[6171]able to hear and see HUMANCID's handling of this sub-
[6172]; _ agent. The results were worth the effort. HUFAROID
[6173]va. * +. | demonstrated complete control over the ciscussion,
[6174]—_exhibited_a_naturel_eability to elicit desired details,
[6176]REALM Ata Veet ers eames cane
[6177]x
[6178]4
[6180]“az. > >”. and issued instructions in a commendable manner. It”
[6183]: a loyalty of .HUMANIST-2 and thet his working relation-
[6184]ship with this important. sub-egent leaves noting to
[6186]tps, we, be desired.
[6187]wt Sem Prag Vv OINTORMATION >
[6191]SAQEL AL A
[6194]hep ees
[6195]aanenerall
[6196]eer . .
[6199]14-0000
[6201]* Pl
[6203]3
[6204]. i
[6206]v -f
[6207]j :
[6208]yeas : 5
[6210]te ~
[6212]. . 7 2
[6213]. _ . aN, TOOT e Herees etry
[6215]Bo . SECRET - _  PRSA=1142 |
[6216]° COMMENTS (Cont'd) With reference to TRS¥-698, it is not
[6218]desired to have subject sign a new contract at : i
[6219]this time, as the current contract <ppears to 1 |
[6220]H
[6223]be waequate. However, we would appreciite being ~~
[6224], vr. ; advised definitely whether subject is being
[6226]oO consicered or hss been rejected for ccreer &rent
[6227]status. (TRSA-1056).
[6229]cto rennin
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[6241]- . ~ F
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[6245]if
[6246]g
[6248]ECRMATION
[6250]Lpemee
[6252]14-0000
[6255], i
[6256]t nl
[6258]ors (© .
[6262]: |
[6264]we neem a MR ee dea ye meee ON eA RE eee carte Ree 7 res oo i"
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[6290]a oe HERORARDUS FoR: svc /SPB
[6292]; FROM: WED
[6294]1. Reference fe maids to memorandaa fron thie office
[6295]dated 15 Febrarry 1952, concerning an individual connected
[6296]pith Project AMPEODARCH,
[6298]a ; 2, In eseardence with oar reragraph h of the memoranda,
[6299]. . Part II PRO fs attached harowith ant forvarded for your infor ;
[6300]mation. Plesso return it ehen no longer needad by you.
[6302]WM, fl, WHEELER, JR,
[6303]ACUH
[6305]Lo Atteetasms
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[6318]i (e) Copy of the accounting by-individuat for -rdvuneey-deted t+ beeenber t i
[6319]: -gy68e000 (The signed oririnal, sipned on i1 Decerber : =
[6320]| 1953 in the writer's presence, has been forwarded to Mr. oleott, Finance woe t
[6321]; | Division. r .
[6322](£) Copy of a letter dated 6 October 1953 at San Jose Costa Rica fran the (
[6323]; Consul, argentine ixbassy, to Agente . H i
[6325]| (g) Copy of a request for advance of $468.00 deted 7 Decerber 1953 to i p
[6326]i reimburse 4gent BIRADIAL covering period 5 Octcber 1953 through 25 } |
[6327]November 1953, (dates of Covert Training, per Covert Training Division). i io
[6328]{ . . . . . i “OY
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[6334]ES PIS SR eT OLS Tit NS
[6337]14-0000
[6339]9 Decenbder 1953
[6341]ty
[6344]’ HEMOPANDUM FORs STAFF C
[6345]ATPENTIONs Hr. Thoaas Ogden
[6346]SUBJECT: .  Arthar GO. VAIVADA (pseudo)
[6347]“It 4s requested that the proper clearance be granted for tha
[6348]- use of subject, now on Project BIRADIAL, on Project PESICCESS. This
[6350]will confirn telephone conversation betwean your office and WH/Personnel
[6351]on 9 Decenber 1953.
[6353]Je Co Mia
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[6370]i :
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[6372]i:
[6373]j 9 Decexber 1953 ‘ 4
[6374]. |
[6375]| : I hereby request claim for per diem for the period October 5, 1953 [
[6377]on
[6378]|
[6379]i
[6381]= through 25 November 1953 at the rate of $9.00 per day. This period
[6385]ee recent ote eerste ech ik ON Nn
[6386]pemaeal 7 bee ream yream neni ever
[6388]covers the time spent by me in Covert Training.
[6390]Arthur G. VYaivada
[6392]‘SORT ~~ ge
[6393]Security Information Dol. (6577)
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[6410]9 December 1953
[6414]|
[6415]'
[6416]of
[6418]MEMORANDUM FOAs Chief, WHD-2/FI
[6419]Attention: Mr. John Cavadine
[6421]SUBJECT 1 Training Report on Arthur G. VAIVADA, (P) -
[6422]Training Alias: "VICKS"
[6424]1. Arthur G. VAIVADA was trained covertly by instructors of this .
[6425]office in Washington, D. C. from 5S October through 25 November 1953.
[6426]The original Training Request Form dated 31 August 1953 reveals the
[6427]following pertinent information:
[6429]"Subject is thirty-one years of age, married, and aU. S.
[6430]citizen by birth. VAIVADA's previous intelligence experience .
[6431]includes eight years with the U. S. Air Force, During this ; f
[6432]time he served as an intelligence specialist in the Panara ;
[6433]‘and Burma-India Theaters. In 1949 he was employed by CIA... ~ SE
[6434]and spent most of the following four years in Costa Rica .
[6436]where he was engaged-in the spotting, recruiting, and handling
[6437]of agents, Although subject has never lived in his proposed
[6438]area of operations, he possesses a fluent comand of the | _
[6439]Spanish language. VAIVADA's future ;assignment, under contract .
[6441]agent status, will be that of principal agent with, the ‘primary. . :
[6442]objective to develop inferzation on the Commnist Party in. E
[6443]Argentina, He will also be expected: to penetrate-or- direct
[6444]the penetration of the Argentine Communist Party." ~~
[6446]2. The instructors who participated in Subject's training indicate
[6447]they were most favorably impressed with VAIVADA and feel that he is
[6448]qualified for his proposed mission. He possesses a sound practical
[6449]knowledge of basic clandestine operational principles. He should —
[6450]become an increasingly valuable agent in the long range work of this
[6451]organization, ; ; ao
[6453]7 3. VAIVADA received instruction in the subjects set forth on the
[6454]attached Training Evaluation Reports. The following supplementary
[6455], reading and discussion material were also covered,
[6457]Introduction to Clandestine Operations _ , -
[6458]Glossary of Terms: : - . :
[6460]Learning How to Interview ;
[6461]teneret Principlss of intelligence Interrogation
[6463]The lite whoo
[6465]to
[6467]fe eee intr mmnne ne eld AROS sau:
[6469]We chs
[6470]the rgpitl chee ie. Le;
[6472]SECRET “iemaecccs
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[6484]Interro rrogation of Witnesses and Prisoners
[6485]Interrogation = > Body Search
[6486]Interviewing and Eli Eliciting of Information
[6487]Hethod of Surveillance .
[6488]Basic Tradecraft Agent Training Manual
[6489]Personal Weetings -
[6490]Signals . Se :
[6491]The Nature and Functions of cE . . ; 1
[6493]Recruiting of of Secret Agents
[6494]pe Personal Qualifications
[6496]Exax Exazple ofa Recruiting Op. operation
[6497]ee ne . to
[6498]Problems of Agent “‘Yanagement — : 7
[6499]‘The Theory and Technique of Running Controlled Enemy Agen‘: . ‘
[6501]Soviet Security Organizations } . : ,
[6502]The Soviet Agent - , oo
[6504]Selection and Trai ni ng of Soviet LS. s. Personnel
[6505]Organization ¢ and Fonctions of Ho! of is us
[6506]Soviet Citizen Abroad oO i
[6507]Theory and Practise of cE Operations
[6508]Wodus + Sperani ndi of Security Services Services 0 ; .
[6509]Gospel “According to to Marx _ . : Lg
[6510]The Comzunist "United Fr Front" Technique :
[6511]The Communist World Peace 0. Offensive
[6512]National Party Grearization
[6515]t
[6516]'
[6517]t
[6518]H
[6520]The Communist Te Tecaonique Saiz Power _
[6521]Clandestine Communist Or raanlsa tion = "Far = ; Part Z - The Commni st
[6522]Party Underground : Ty ; °
[6523]: _ Agent Reporting ~~ :
[6524]en Reportiny and & and Dissemination of Positive Intelligence Information
[6525]Basic Information Objectives
[6526]The Techniques of Reporting
[6527]The Andersson Case
[6528]Sorge Case
[6529]. Glad nz Case
[6530]Pon Fs Hercules Casi ae ato
[6531]ne Operation “Rezstone'
[6532]“Pots . >. Moyziseh. ratio on ’ Cicero
[6533]: Foote. Spore for Soles _
[6534]Willoughby.” Shanghai Gong, Conspiracy
[6535]_ Pinte. Soycatcher J
[6536]Philbrick, I Led Three Lives
[6537]Wurray. I Spied for Stalin
[6538]Fischer. “soviet Opros: tion to Stalin
[6539]Teites. Operational Code of the Poli: Politburo .
[6541]wanda
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[6587]aarees
[6589]Problems:
[6591]kh. Sudject's training was conducted by Mr. Jolly knom as "Tom,"
[6592]kr. Pisanko known as "Hank," and Mr. Gollomb known as “Rae - "
[6593]Their Training Evaluation Reports are attached.
[6597](3)
[6599]Sp niga Sih OT ta eee re
[6602]"Observation and Description" .
[6609]"Hew Delhi"
[6613]DoteeVu
[6615]PETER HOEHL
[6616]Chief, Project Training Division, TR
[6618]SEUREE.S acne” Sonera te aid 7 :
[6621]14-0000
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[6627]TRAINING EVALUATION REPORT =
[6629]5
[6632]Date: _9 November 1953 __ :
[6633]Nare of Student: srthor G, VATVADA . -Mtayh twontnd “Creed: \
[6634](eseuooxra) Period Covered:26 October 1°53
[6636]to
[6637]Training Alias :_ @yICKS# _ & November 1953
[6639]oats teen e ent ae nT am ae MEE TA RET
[6641]‘Rating Definitions: 2 9. 7 le ey
[6642]- Superior sasccceocecess “AD extremely outstanding performance. ©
[6643]Excellent eeccccccscces AN Outstanding performance, above average.
[6645]: Satisfactory .....ssee.. Requirements met without distinction. |
[6647]: POOP coccccacnocaconcee. A deficient performance, below average.
[6649] RPailure cccceceseeseess AD extremely deficient performance. - - a _
[6651]Training Subjects
[6653]Security ccc ccm c ena c cnet een e eee e ence es eset aeeensresasioes
[6654]COVED ceccnerceevvcrcccccarcrerecsacceebescerescecsesessesenes
[6655]Observation & Description ceccsvcccacsccccccscecvucssecesecnce
[6656]Interviewing ccc cccsccccccccvccccccwccccccceenccensccesseceses
[6657]Interrogation cewcsasccccccvcccccecs
[6658]Burvell lance coe ceccscccccccccsccccccncncccesvcccsuresstcseces
[6659], Telephones & Mikes (Theory) ..ccccccuccccccccccccccvecsuvecces
[6660]General CI Methods cecccscccccccccnscccccsvcsscncececesessesen
[6661]Contacting 2. cccccccccscccccccsssccesccseeeseveccececeresveses
[6662]Intrafield Communicatlons. .ccecsseccccccccccccccensesecosscees
[6663]REcrdlting Of A€emtS cececcnscccccnccccccncccscsnscccesceccuce
[6664]Training Of Agents ....-ceccecccaccccccccnes
[6665]Agent Management & Control ......... ‘
[6666]- Double Agent Management & Control ..
[6668]PET TTT Tora ans!
[6670]Soviet IS 2. .csceenccecccccccccccees
[6672]Psychological Warfare ..cccccccccccccccccscwccccccccs
[6673]. . -, Political Warfare ......ccccccccccccccnccccccccscccacccscscses
[6674]Sop et es “@ls Economic Warfare ......i.ccee- reer rrr rr ree rere errr ers
[6676]Counter-sabotage .cccccsccccccce
[6677]: - of Resistance Force Activities ....
[6678]- oo. on Guerrilla Warfare ...-2-..-eescsccccecneces
[6679]a a Evasion & ESCape ..ccccccc ncn ccccccccncccscecececcncsscce
[6681]Bpecial Devices (R&D) ..ccccccccccccccncccscccssvcscscccccccse
[6682]ALE REceptlon ..ccccccceccccccccccccnecccscesevsscenesescesese
[6684]Sea Reception ...cececccccccsccses
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[6722]“~:~ WAIVADA impressed the undersigned as an exceptionally conscientious, - ~~
[6724]mene
[6726]TEL Aun.
[6728].. the progress he made and the benefit he obtained
[6730]as
[6732]SECRET
[6734]Student Evaluation. a
[6736]Security eonscioussess .........-.0006 eee eceeee es cc eee sawseee:
[6737]AbLlity to work with acd get along with others .......cccceee
[6738]AbLLity to follow Instractions ..scececececucs a cea cccccereces
[6739]Maturity of judgment acd common Sense ..ceeeccceccceccee eenee
[6740]IMIDL BALL YG cece e cee mene ence cn ccecccevcececesnacuceunsvcenee
[6741]Resourcefulnessa and independence of judgment ......cesccsceee
[6742]Tactfulnees and sense of discretion .ccecececcccccucee a aeaeee
[6743]Cooperativeness oc... cece cece cceesceecccceseccececatccceses
[6744]Sense of Gisclpline.. cc... cc cee ce cccecncncncetsucccccncecceee
[6745]Imagination and creativeness ...cccccccccccccccencucccceccuce
[6746]Amenability to construct criticism wcccccacceccccccecccecccee
[6747]Attention to necessary details occ cece eee cere cwncccesences
[6748]Observant and careful in the collection of facts wecosccccoee
[6749]Political sophistication and awareness ...... cme e we wneceonce
[6750]Interest end enthusiasz for proposed assignment ..---.sseseees
[6752]+ Motivation for clandestine activities .ccscececcesecees cece
[6754]Abllity to relate theory to practice eee cede eee cweeaenccee
[6756]oe Student's Comparative Evaluation To Others Trained F
[6758]Identical Or Similar Assignrent
[6760]’. “| ABOVE avezacs ; AVERAGE BELOW AVERAGE
[6762]mature individual. He has had considerable field exnerience,
[6764]_ ducted hinself during training as though this experience was only secondary
[6765]to the more important task of improving his basic knowledge of clandestine
[6767]activity. : ;
[6769]Subject completed several excellent reports covering ass
[6770]material, These reports revealed the extent to which VAIVADA
[6771]thorough, complete job. His oral discussions of the training
[6773]‘further substantiated tke sincere effort this student made to
[6775]much a8 possible from ize training program.
[6776]Subject demonstrated and personally expres
[6778]d hie s
[6779]from the ins
[6781]ten
[6785]PEELE AE es meee ate egg nant Pa FO Bmp Ee a ett eet eed
[6787]a Instructor — x
[6789][TREAT RELERLLE RR [ere ton
[6790]RTT eT
[6792]or
[6794]yet, he con~ —
[6796]igned reading
[6797]went to do a
[6798]material.
[6799]obtain as
[6801]traction cde
[6803]JOLLY ~
[6805]14-0000
[6809]5
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[6811]i Estey eases
[6813]7
[6815]TRAINING EVALUATION REPORT
[6817]i .
[6818]4 : ‘ Date:
[6819]i Name of Student: (Day! (Monta? (teert
[6821]: - * (PScuaaerm? Period Covered: 9 November 1953
[6823]through
[6825]i Training Alias :__wyyegsa 25_Novesber 1953
[6828]i
[6830]- . . 7
[6831]Rating Definitions: : ;
[6832]: » Superior ssesecsececoes AN extremely outstanding performance.
[6834]Excellent secceccescnce _ An outstanding performance, - above average, .
[6835]Satisfactory eeeeeecece Requirenents met without distinction.
[6837]5 POOP -occcccecenecvecee A deficient performance, below average.
[6838]Pailure .......s-eeceee- AN extrenely deficient performance,
[6840]Training Subjects
[6843]BOW ans
[6845]1. SECurity . cece sec c ene cecrececccccccnncneececececnceccscececces
[6846]_2.° Cover Sheer went a erases sewer eee eaaseanwnenenouaeeee ses snceacens
[6847]3. Observation & Description Poe reece e ere wn ecco sc ceccccesescene
[6848]4. Interviewing Poem m creer ce se cece ccs cccnan wc cesccc cee eecceccne
[6849]5. Interrogation Sommer mene were es ee rece ecrew nn annceaees eecscssece
[6850]6. Surveillance ...ccecescccccaccecs ee ee ee
[6851]7. Telephones & Mikes (Theory) ..... weceseeee
[6852]8. General CI Hethods ......ccececcccccccccccvenr
[6854]: 9. Contacting Bee me cere mec erw cee new cca seercec esac cecessewccccces
[6856]5 '.°'10. Intrafield Communi catlons. .ssceccccecccccccacssvassvercccccses
[6857]11. Recruiting of Agents ...cccccueece
[6858]12. Training of Agents rem m eee cere eacenencrccccevesseenccccce
[6859]13. Agent Management é Control Pere e eee ee ewccascccnwcccccsesscaces
[6860]14. Double Agent Management & Control Ome cece cccccccccces eace
[6862]19. Psychological Warfare ......
[6863]20. Political Warfare Ce ee ee res
[6864]‘..0.+ 21. Economic Warfare Cece e nw nwrwwer cece cc ccc cnc cnccccccccccaseecces
[6865]“Ba, Sabotage ccssacccccccccccccnccccscvsencccseccsccecee
[6866]‘23. Counter-sabotage .csccccccccccccceccces
[6867]24. Resistance Force Activities .....scceee
[6868]25. Guerrilla Warfare ......ccccccccccscccccecece
[6869]26. Evasion £ Escapa DO Pe mec cw aan newcwee wccrcccccccccnccecccccccse
[6870]27. Weapons ......
[6871]28. Demolitions .........secees se cceece
[6872]29. Special Devices (R&D) ..... seecceee
[6873]BO. Air Reception ...ccccccccaseccasacs
[6874]31. Sea Reception ....... wercccces
[6875]32. Map Reading. ........-. Pec cccnecc scence
[6877]weer eccsesnece eocceee
[6879]weerenceseneves wear esoenesecees
[6881]5
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[6912]_ Amenability to construct criticism ... oe
[6914]“Instructor's Comments:
[6916]"~~ WATVADA has had considerable experience in the field, but he was a ~—
[6917]"| Yeady to broaden and enrich his experience with the help of training,
[6919]assignment proposed for hin,
[6921]SECRET
[6923]Student Evalrvation
[6925]Security consciousness one m etme rene nenwnmmenccrrssesecseses
[6926]Ability to work with and get along with others ......eccecees
[6927]Ability to follow instructions ...ccssessccccnceccccceicscece
[6928]Maturity of judgment and common Sense ...e..c.secessecene eves
[6930]Resourcefulness and independence of judgment .....ccccccsecus
[6931]Tactfulness and sense of discretion 2... ...eccccuccsccccccces
[6932]Cooperativen€Ss ce cecccce cence ccccccnnccccssevcscccccencese
[6933]Sense of discipline..ccccccscccscscessacccccaccccessccececese
[6934]Imagination and creativeness we.sccceccsane
[6936]at eneeneinye alee etnanete tet
[6938]Attention to necessary detalls wrccccccrcccrccesccccccscceces
[6939]Observant and careful in the collection of facts ..seccccceas
[6940]Political sophistication and awareness ....-scccceccccscceccs
[6941]Interest and enthusiasm for proposed assignment ....ssseceees
[6942]Motivation for clandestine activities ..c..ecccese ote cceees
[6943]Ability to relate theory to practice ..ccccccvccccccecceceves
[6945]j
[6946]i
[6947]a
[6949]veecte eth nines
[6951]. Student's Comparative Evaluation To Others Trained For
[6953]Identical Or Similar Asst gnment pot
[6955]bE weetlee
[6957]BELOW AVERAGE
[6959]ac
[6961]ABOVE AVERAGE AVERAGE
[6963]We has a strong bent toward his own opinion and exhibited independence
[6964]of mind in analyzing Commnist Party activities, He had no difficulty
[6965]in absorbing the material presented. He has the ability to apply theory
[6966]to practice and apparently is a person who is accustomed to. rely upon-
[6967]his own judgment. His written work was excellent. ‘He recognized his
[6968]own shortcomings and readily accepted constructivecriticism, From all
[6969]the evidence during training, VAIVADA appears capable of handling the
[6972]14-0000
[6974]teeny >
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[6977]SSSR? sears . . ;
[6979]‘ TRAINING EVALUATION REPORT oo
[6983]_  & Date: 22 October 3953 i !
[6985]Name of Student: ‘A thar G VAIVADA : {Day} (Monte) (rear) i: “|
[6986]sPSEUDOMTN Period Coveree: 6 Ontober 1953 ‘ e
[6988], _ to fe
[6990]Training Alias : "VICKS* . 23 October 1953
[6992]ee a ee a bo ye
[6993]Rating Definitions: yo. Cota, . oo. cor 3
[6994]Superior ...e.+eccesees AN extremely outstanding performance. au
[6996]Excellent .....,.se.0+- An outstanding performance, above average.
[6997]Satisfactory settee eeee | Requirements met without distinction.
[6998]Poor .....40% A deficient performance, below average.
[6999]Pailure ..cccccccceenee AD extremely deficlent performance.
[7001]- Training Subjects
[7003]Security Comm mem n asec rervenesrccenereeaencemssrovescecseesces
[7004]Cover TUCO meme rar ee sens corcresccessaneteecenenceeaneresseeece
[7005]Observation & Description ee eee
[7006]Interviewing Poem meee ccrescerceervcrerencacccceses
[7007]Interrogation Heme ee cerccenrcser enna ecesseressesuccuvcce .
[7008]Surveillance a
[7009]Telephones & Mikes (Theory) Bec e meme ee sccre rac sccanceneseee
[7010]General CI Methods Ded cece ccc cw ew cen sees sccceseserecesencce:
[7012]ee ny SS eS Ta
[7014]. Contacting eee eee eect ccc w ans cncnceennccncccecsesssvccecece
[7015]Intrafield Communications, ..secccccccncsccccucccsvccesevccenes
[7016]Recruiting of Agents Oe rr
[7018]. Training of Agents ee ee ee re a
[7019]Agent Management & Control Ce emer e ewe ee seme caccccecccncccccnes
[7020]Double Agent Management & Control ecm cre eeeeetenacceeesacecce
[7021]Reporting tere reece ewe cece ccnawan nerve eacececscecesccccacas”
[7022]CE Operations .......ccecveccccucscecece Pec cccnccccens ..
[7023]Communist Theory w.cccccccccccccccccaces Pe vencescccece
[7025]‘Soviet IS eee re
[7026]Psychological Warfare Pee ec ee worn ccessccccncwccsccsscccceese
[7027]Political Warfare 2... ccc ccceccncccccccessccecccccacee
[7028]Economic Warfare Reece ccc crcccesenceneeereecesccsareasnaccces
[7029]Sabotage ..cccccvccccvceces a ewccccnes
[7031]Peewee weccccosccescccccccscccce
[7033]Resistance Force Activities Oem e ec caceccccccwmccrsccenencesece
[7034]Guerrilla Warfare ..cceeeccccccccccscccecccececccucece
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[7039]31. Sea Reception ....s.cee0
[7040]B2. Map Reading .......ccscececccccccscccecccccccccccnccees
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[7047]A a A LE NC ANT Rs amet fnpe om sp nnne dn Penne A ae coger ates
[7049]a - himself, VAIVADA displayed an excellent understanding of tradecraft:
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[7058]Student Evaluation
[7059]- 1. Security consclousness a
[7061]2. Ability to work with and €éet along with others ....c.cececees
[7062]3. AbLlity to follow instructions a
[7063]4. Maturity of judgment and common sense teen rece cccrcneceeeee
[7064]B. IMLthathve oscccssceecesecescccecteccnccraevcnsen
[7065]'6. Resourcefulness and independence of judgment Se eescccaee
[7066]/% Tactfulness and sense of discretion .....ece. Becca eenene
[7067]8. Cooperativeness 1... ecawcccccccccece wae waccnccrcsons
[7068]9. Sense of Giscipliners.cseccecccscccccccctces ere eneee
[7069]10. Imagination and creativeness ..sseeceeeceuces Les “es.
[7070]11. Amenability to construct criticism ws... Peco eccccene
[7071]12.. Attention to necessary details .....vcsccecccsccncceccececdos
[7072]13. Observant and careful in the collection of facts cee o emcee
[7073]14. Political sophistication and awareness thee eee eeeecrccscccce
[7074]15. Interest and enthusiasm for proposed assignment ...cccccceves
[7075]16. Motivation for clandestine activities wcccecsecececcecencece
[7076]17. Ability to relate theory to practice wcccccccecesessscccccece
[7078]"Student's Comparative Evaluation To Others Trained Por
[7080]Identical Or Similar Assignment ae
[7082]den nie tet ee ne
[7084]ASOVE AVERAGE AVERAGE BELOW AVERAGE
[7086]‘Ikstructor’s Comments:
[7088]__VAIVADA appears to be a hard, conscientious worker. He is quick and
[7089]alert of mind and possesses maturity of judgment. Subject studied the
[7090]training material with enthusiasm and expressed the desire to Laprove..
[7092]techniques as portrayed in his written work. He has the ability to apply
[7093]theory to practice, His goal was to improve himself to the best of his
[7094]ability, as his past experience in the field had been on a trial and ot
[7095]error basis. His experience in South America might account for his. . Jf:
[7096]‘unhurried thinking and action, but it will undoubtedly assist him in his a
[7097]future operations as he simply refuses to become ruffled or panicky, It
[7098]- ds the belief of this instructor that VAIVADA is well qualified for his
[7099]“proposed field assignment, : cot . .
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[7119]7 DICER 1953
[7121]BUENOS ATEES
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[7131]SUBJECT DENIED ENTRY ARCFUTING. WILL BE ASSICNED OFHER DUTIES.
[7132]. “END OF HESSACE
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[7161]Subject felled te sais the scheduled coatest.
[7162]ioc. tO plok up the edvanoe authorized by retardénced sable.
[7163]It te presused thit he chenged his wlid aboat needing
[7165]the money.
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[7178]Security Information ;
[7179]i MEMORANDUM FOR? Special Deputy, WH l, December 1553
[7180]; SUBIC: Mr. Ross CRCZIER
[7182]By pre-arrangezent through Mr, Smyser I had an interview with Mr. Ross
[7183]Crozier in my room at the Hotel Raleigh on the nicht of ? December 1953
[7184]for the purpose of getting an impression as to whether it was possible
[7185]that he could be used to advantage in our progran.
[7187]Mr. Crozier has been a contract agent in Costa Rica for approximately
[7188]years, He is married to a Costa Rican and has 2 children, ases 2 and 4.
[7189]He was in a student capacity in Costa:Rica, From my :nowledze of .
[7190]“reporting done by the station in Costa Rica and the indication of sources
[7191]of inicrmation in reports from that station, I am inclined to think thet
[7192]he very ably handled hiaself. In addition, I was very auch impressed
[7193]with him during the course of the interview and feel that he is an ex-
[7194]cellent type, having all the necessary; qualifications for giving sub-
[7195]Stantial assistance to our program. He has 7 months remaining under the
[7196]GI assistance bill for educational Purposes and it can be satisfactorily
[7197]arranged by him to complete his education at San Carlos University,
[7198]Guatemala. Under the Guatemalan law his wife, beinz a Costa Rican,
[7199]becomes a Guatazalan citizen upon her establishment of residence in|
[7201]' Guatemala and this is a distinct advantege.
[7203]He has a valid U.S. passport on which his two children are carried but. _ :
[7204]it will be desirable that he enter Guatemala as a tourist, either with a
[7205]tourist visa in his passport or.on a tourist card. The children could
[7206]also be issued tourist cards. The use of a tourist card elininates
[7208]the necessity of his reportins to the police. He can stay 6 months and . .
[7209]then obtain a renewal of the tourist card withcct leaving the country, re ee
[7210]Within a relatively short time he unguesticnnably could be of distinct a ee i
[7211]advantage to us on reporting on activities and attitudes of students and i i
[7213]- other elements. aos ; . :
[7215]He could act as a cut-out, I feel that he is qualified to actually
[7216]' develop a penetration into the Commnist Party, a feat with which he
[7217]had some success in Costa Rica. He cc:ld hendle an important PP opera-
[7218]tion with Enrique SALAZAR Liquens(also known es Osear H. CARTA in
[7219]station files), which operaticn is presently beinz handled threugh
[7220]_ Donald 0. Hediger. Irrespective of whether Hediger continues with
[7221]’ ” Guatenala or is given assigment outsise the country, I believe that it
[7222]is important to have Crozier with us in Guatemala. We can find plenty
[7223]for him to do.
[7225]BON /pm
[7226]4 Dee. 1953
[7228]~ Birch O'Neal
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[7232]Security Informatinn a Aol 0G) ee,
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[7248]- MEMORANDUM FOR FILE
[7250]25 Koverber 1953
[7253]On Wednesday 18 November 1953 subject was introduced to John Heyn. The
[7254]introduction wes deaned advisable, inasmuch es it would probably facilitate
[7255]sibsequent meetines in Euvenos Aires there it is anticipated that subject will
[7256]be operating, providing his visa is grented. :
[7258]BIRADIAL indicated he had not heard from the Argentine Embassy of Costa
[7259]Rica, ABnce is planning to have his wife write to follow this matter inmediately.
[7261]BIRADIAL mentioned’ the fact that his wife's relatives, and with whom he
[7262]may dvell when he first moves to Buenos Aires, may be in a position to assist
[7263]in obtaining a visa for subject. He indicated that having a native of the
[7264]country render some assistance in this regard may be the solution to any possible
[7265]difficulties. It apyears logical, however, he was informed not to make any
[7266]approaches at this tire,
[7268]He agTin noted that inasmuch as it will be necessary to stop in Costa Rica
[7269]to pick up his visa when granted, he sugrested the possibility of leaving for
[7270]Costa Rica shortly following the termination of his covert treining., As previously
[7271]indicated he felt that nis presence in Costa Rica, where he can plausibly maintain
[7272]himself and his family, and where he may be in personal touch with the Argentine
[7273]imbassy, may be to his. advantege in securing his visa.
[7275]On 2) November 1953, subject called to inform he had received a letter
[7276]from the Argentine Exbassy in Costa Rica informing him his visa had been denied,
[7277]He informed he still felt he could obtain it but it may be necessary to seek
[7278]assistance from his wife's relatives in Evenos Aires or it may be necessary to
[7279]go back to Costa Rica for a short Period to finalize the matter. Too, he
[7280]suggested that in the event he cannot optain the appropriate permission to enter
[7281]Buenos Aires the Agency may desire to send him some where else in Latin A4nerica,
[7282]possibly Cuba (he mentioned specifically) or ‘sone other country. In this
[7283]connection, he felt that cover~wise he and his family would be in a more secure
[7284]position if they were in Costa Rica while awaiting placement,
[7286]or Plan. to see EIRADIAL on 25 tioverber 1953. .
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[7352]| SECRET | a
[7354]8 Seotember 1952
[7356]MEMORANDUM FOR: Record
[7358]SUBJECT ~ : Project HUMANOID
[7360]l. 4 total of $5934.00 was originally requested for this project . i
[7361]for the period 1 March 52 to 28 February 53. The amount actually ;
[7362]approved was $£000,00 (Form No. 51-91, project folder). ;
[7364]2. $5100.00 of tne approved amount was to provide for the compen-
[7365]sation of four agents who were to be reimbursed as follows:
[7367]Q BUMANOID 1600.00 (colones) - 4
[7368]HUMANOTD-1. 150.00 ( "t ) 4
[7369]HUBANOTD-2 250.00{ *  ) . oe al
[7370]HUZANOID~3 900.00( " )
[7372]3. The funding requirements for agent salaries were calcubted .
[7373](by the Headquarters case officer, Tom Barrett) at a rate 8 to 1 (e.g.,
[7374]HUKANOID was to receive ¢1600.00 or $200.00 per ronth).
[7376]4. However, the rate of exchange has fluctuated since the original
[7377]- funding estimates were made. The present rate is 6.63 to l. Accordingly,
[7378]“the monthly pay scale for HUMANOID in U. S. currency would be approxi-
[7379]mately $241.00 (or #1600.00), The pay scales of the other agents are
[7381]_ similarly effedted.
[7383]5. This situation was explained to the Budget office (Mr. Bauer, . =
[7384]extension 2017) and the Plans office (Mr, Ziegler). { stated that
[7385]dollar éxpenditures would be in excess of the amounts provided in the
[7386].,, Project if we were to continue payments to the agents at the colon
[7388]“rates previously established. Mr. Ziegler informed me that we could
[7389]." nonetheless continue the present colon pay scale. Ke further advised
[7390]_ that budgetary adjustments could be made at a later date when it became
[7391]evident that the project allotment would definitely be exceeded dus to
[7392]currency fluctuations. A project amendment is not then required at
[7393]this time. The station may be advised to continue payments in colones
[7394]. in the amounts shown in paragraph 2, above,
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[7399]reg yen . o> ° "ts. PAUB E. OBERST
[7401]Sand - BEC 30219) a Acting Case Officer
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[7422]. MEMORANDUM FOR Kuba” _ SERE 20 hovember 1953
[7423]i ar lat r 401
[7424]; SUBsECTs  DIRADIaL Gecurny tatormat 1
[7426]On Honday 9 “ovember 1953 a meeting was held with subject for the primary.
[7427]purpose of delivering nisselery for Uctober 1953 amowiting to 3350.00. 4A receiot
[7428]: -for the anount was outained and returned to lir, wolcott, Finance Livision. 4
[7429]is copy of the receipt is retained in subject's file,
[7431]Guring the meeting, subject reported his schooling at American Vnivereity will
[7432]terminate in approxizetely three weeks. “is scheduled Covert training will abso
[7433]cone to an end during the first week in December 1953,
[7435]: Subject related he as not ss yet received any news on his visa for earrentina
[7436]for which ne made apslication approximately 90 cays agoe- You will recall that
[7437]subject anticipated it would take approximately 90 days to obtain such a visa,
[7439]SIRalL:L informed if he doesn't receive word on his visa within the next
[7440]week he plans. to nave nis wife follow this matter by writing to tne Argentine
[7441]Embassy in Costa Rice.
[7443]Subject also presented this thougnt in the event no. results are forth coming
[7444]within the next two or three weeks: te relcted that in so far as his friends and E
[7445]wife's relatives in Costa Hica ere concerned, he and nis wife and fanily are in i
[7446]the stetes on an extended trip. They are expected to return to Costa Rica, tn j
[7447]so far as he knows, he, his wife and the zrcentine Consul in Costs Rica are the :
[7448]only persons in Costa stica aware that they have made application for the visa :
[7449]under guestione in the event no positive results are obtained on his visa oat
[7451]i
[7452]i
[7454]application, subject wondered zbout tne advisability of returning to Costa hica, :
[7455]to finalize his visa affairs and cepart for argentinae a
[7457]The question of maintaining cover while in Costa Rica was discussed. tn this . |
[7458]connection he informed ne would nave no trouble finding a suitable job which 3
[7459]would lead authenticity to him and nis wifesstetus. Too, it wes indicated, and
[7460]it’ apvears Somewhat ‘reasonable, -for subject to remain in the U.S. ‘presently for’
[7461]. too long a perzod of tine may raise some question <s to his true status in the
[7462]minds of argentine Labassy Officials in Costa Rica as well as his friends and
[7463]relatives in Costa Rica. . ;
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[7471]dt is suggested that consideration be given to allow subject to return to
[7472]Costa Rica within the near future if the appropriate Argentine Visa has not been
[7473]received to: (a) Allow him to finalize such details (b/ To preserve his cover
[7474]status. - — ., ‘ ;
[7476]Contact will be maintained with subject for further developments, It is
[7477]“anticipated thet John beyn will meet subject at the next meeting for tne’ first
[7478]time. This is recormended, inasmuch as ir. Heyn who will be in the pertinent
[7479]area, may be able to familiarise himself xith subject.
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[7606]27 Uctover 1953
[7608]MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief/Plans Staff/ri co ;
[7609]Attention: Projects Branch/Plans Staff ; of
[7611]SUBJECT: Project SIRALLAL - Request for Amendment : ot
[7613]le Project EIRADISL concerns the transfer of Contract Agent numanoid fron
[7614]Costa Rica to Argentina, with interim training at headquarters. Since
[7615]approval of the project on 12 August 1953 Kumenoid is now known as
[7616]BIRADILL.
[7618]2e BiIRADGAL, an American citizen born in Allinois in 1922, is married to a
[7620]. Costa Rican girl and has two small cnildren. Since 1949 he has worked
[7621]for CLA in Costa itica as a contract agent and has proven himself particularly
[7622]adept at spotting and recruiting agents and has successfully supervised the
[7623]‘direction of a high level Communist party penetration agent. le nas been
[7624]the most valuable agent of the San vose Station. :
[7626]3... BIRADIAL has been accepted as a student at the University of Buenos sires , . i:
[7627]for the school year beginning.March 195]. He is presently undergoing i -
[7628]covert training.
[7630]le In order to enhance BIR/DI/L's cover while undergoing covert training, he . : i
[7631]has enrolled at American University at a cost of 3,00 a semester .
[7632]commencing 7 October 1953 and is pursuing his studies four days weekly. . i
[7634]5. Since BIRADI/L is attending class at émerican University to enhance his
[7635]cover during his interim covert training at headquarters, it is requested
[7636]he be reimbursed in the amount of 3§3,00 and the project amended accordingly.
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[7668]po MEMORANDUM FOR FILE 23 Gctober 1953
[7670]L- OPE et
[7671]i On Wednesday, 14 Octover 1953 i met with supject at his apartment in a
[7673]the Presidential Gardens, Alexandria, Virginia for tne purpose of obtaining
[7674]his signature on the Travel Voucher prevously submitted covering his travel
[7675]: from Costa itica to Washington, D. C.
[7677]: : BIRADIAL indicated that’ the combination of his schooling at American
[7678]of University in the mornings and his covert training in the afternoons which
[7680]Po also keeps him busy during the weekend, is keeping him fully occupied.
[7682]i Though he did not press the issue, he wondered whetner it would de necessary :
[7684]; , © Continue his schooling at american University, He indicated he thought ‘
[7685]H he could handle any inquiries regarding his activities Satisfactually. We :
[7686]both decided however tnat, rezardless of the nardship placed on him, he . |
[7687]showd continue iis schooling at American University since any inquiries .
[7688]could then oe properly and legitimately vackstoppeds One of the difficulties: aa
[7689]involved is the amount of daily travel between the University and his
[7690]residences . : .
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[7697]{ ; Inasmuch as the distence involved plus the high rental cost factor }
[7698]| _ (175.00 per month) present a few difficulties, This plus the. fact that the aa
[7699]|
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[7703]settee ream tsemnte cant a pate
[7705]plausibility of a student paying sucn rent is somewhat questionable, SIRADIAL
[7706]indicated he might move to a more suitable location, ;
[7708]On 23 October 1953 he informed he was moving to 5008 ~ 7th Stes lie Woy
[7709]Washington, D. C. as of this day for cover, convenience, and financial
[7710]considerations, He will advise of his new phone number if and when it is
[7711]available. ;
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[7731]h “to ; Chtel of & tation, Boence res paTe: . ;
[7732]From ; Chiof of: Station, Sen José
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[7735]an . * HUBASSZD
[7736]"Refs DIR 35623, ERSAe198, 17 July 2953
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[7739]your ratentione . . |
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[7752]See ena cae ge er ee ETE RY GHEE RES Ua Ol crane
[7754]. “elasses daily from 9:30 a. m. to 11:30 a. m. He is Studying Corporate Finance
[7756]_ at the cost of £93 for Schooling for one semester. Although he did not
[7758]“ - and inasmuch as he is not highly peid, it is recomended that Agent be
[7759]- _.Weimbursed for this expenditure even if it means amending the project.
[7761]Te ea ee tre EE ge Mee ee ET ROS ee Re mee me te
[7764]mma fee ceepepeie
[7766]MEMORANDUH FOR. THE FILE; ‘. "7 Octoter 1953
[7767]SUBJECT: BIRADIAL (202-2723)
[7769]On-Mondzy, 5 October 1953, the writer met with subject at his apart-
[7770]ment to deliver the necessary "credentials" allowing his proper entry to
[7771]covert training facilities, : .
[7773]During this meeting he informed that he was too late for entrance vf
[7775]to George Washinzton University. He was. then in the: process of making
[7776]inquiry et American University. . i :
[7778]He algo mentioned that he onened an eccount with a bank in Alexendria,
[7780]Vee I'm not #0 sure that this wes such a good idea--tut the account has 3
[7781]been opened. He had had an account with the Chase National Bank; hewever, | 4
[7782]he has’ closed this account since he claims he received such poor service }
[7783]from this bank while at his Previous station. He stated he would like to po |
[7784]have an eccount established with a large benking institution which has a po :
[7786]. trench affiliation in Buenos Aires where he will be assigned, so that his 7
[7788]pey may be deposited in'the U. S. securely by us.. It is suggested this '
[7789]be worked out with Finance, :
[7791]On Wednesday 8. m. subject celled to inform that his home phone number
[7792]is now TEmple 6~£651. He has enrolled in fmerican University end will attend
[7794]and other enalysis courses. During tne conversation he expressed emazenent poy
[7796]“ request reimbursement for this amount, it was inferred that he would undoubtedly
[7797]appreciate it if this expenditure could be absorbed by us.
[7799]° In view of subject's past excellent performance in behalf of this Agency,
[7801]> Agent hes not been paid for the month of September. J shall check
[7802]with Finance and deliver Agent's salary to him.
[7804]I/érgentina
[7806]~ gepRET 7
[7808]er es DENRA A aan Am hm ms Haat a Nate ona enrerace ka, mien inet
[7811]14-00000
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[7817]A eRe EE RRA ete Tyne eA TOA AE TE Bg pee AIRMAN Oe AMER ee ee ee ret Ade moan mnt Se TM RETEREDE
[7818]po ~ a
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[7821]ue - toot a San Jose de Costa Rica, Octubre 6 ce 1953.
[7822]i §G . (¢ fi
[7823]| ode
[7824]pom
[7825]| Senor .
[7826]: D. Ross L. Crozier
[7827]| ce/oe Francis Wlliams
[7828]i 5846 Access Road,
[7829]Page Zwanor
[7830]Dayton, Ohio
[7831]| De ci consideracions .
[7832]j .
[7833]. Cumplere dirigirze a usted informandose que se ha
[7834]i reolbido en esta Oficina Consular la Nota N°103 de fecha agosto
[7835]7 Gel ano en curso (Exp. 1175/53) por la que la Direccion
[7836]General de Inurdigracicn por disrosicion etenta al destino en el
[7837]pais, ha denegedo el permiso considerando que la solicitud
[7838]i formulada por usted y familia ante esta Oficina se refiere a
[7839]i Inmigracion de Urbe.
[7840]: a “." - - Sin otre particular, me es grato saludar a ustedes,.~
[7841]h .
[7843]Carlos Alberto FERNANDEZ
[7844]. Consejero Lo
[7845]Seccion Consular on
[7847]ARR oo
[7849]MF weal ae OGRA een mame ream OEE UREA SPem ee Ee ee) MED REAM Kaki negee ne Ryateng roan nee emce
[7852]14-0000
[7854]le
[7856]may
[7858]See RAEI Ree,
[7860]O50 P temnon sa. s9 OE Nii PAMELA atte te ae
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[7868]' MEMORANDUM FOR: ‘The Record
[7870]SECURITY INFORMATION
[7871]2 October 1953
[7873]SULUECT 3: ; BIRADILL 202-2723
[7875]Cn 1 October 1753 the writer ss Ceorge vi feeler wes introduced to
[7876]Agent Arthur G. Yaiveda "(p) by J. G. Hanke a pis apartment B-21, Ven Eureny
[7877]Presidential Gardens, Alexandria, Virginia. e¢ introduction was de:med
[7879]ecvisable, inasmuch as Agent is to be inherited “by Eranch II. Mr. Heyn
[7880]informs he is not avsilable to handle Agent at this tine but will meet b
[7881]in about three weeks. ; *
[7883]2. %In accordance with instructions. received from Covert Training
[7885]“Offices, Agent is to report for covert training at 200-2Cth St. HN. W.,
[7887]Washington, D. C. on 5 October 1953 at 1415 Hrs. He is to ask for Mr.
[7889]Cal when he ervives. agent is to be known as kr. Vicks. The instructions
[7890]were passed on to the Agente He vas also inforred to cal) X2296 ind ask
[7891]for George wheeler in the event he desired to make an appointment to discuss
[7893]business matters.
[7895]3. In connection with agent's previous. inquiry regarding the possibility.
[7896]of obtaining U. S. Citizenship for his wife, Mr. wake inforned hin that
[7897]under the circumstances under which his wife entered the U. S., namely as
[7898]a tourist, it would not be possible to plausibly apply for l. S. Citizen-
[7899]Ship. Honke also informed that although pussible to rush the Citizenship
[7900]through, it wes felt.inadvisable at this tine since the proceedure might
[7901]Jeoperdize the present existing cover arrangement. 4gent seemed to
[7902]understand the difficulties involveé and raised no particuler objection.
[7904]he ‘Agent informed several neighbors had inquired ss to the nature
[7905]of his business. te has informed them that he is a student and is
[7906]studying at George Washington University in the field of Economics.
[7907]‘This story had been decided upon before the writer ceme upon the’ scene.
[7908]Since Agent has not commenced Study at GW it was sugrested to him that
[7909]he commence teking a course cr ‘mo as soon as pessitle. He informed he
[7910]would do this as soon as he learns of the details as to his hours to be
[7912]devoted to Covert Training. 7
[7914]5. Although there is no assurance subject will be rranted permission
[7915]to enter Argentina, subject previously indiczted he could forsee no problea
[7917]: . in this regard. He did mcke insuiry, however, as to shat his status would
[7918]_ be should ine not be allowed entrance to Argentina. .
[7920]6, It is unfortunste that Agent is residing in the Nashington D.C.
[7921]area inasmuch as that in itself is undoubtedly consicered as a Government
[7923]' Stigma. The possibility exists thet the wrong person or persons will learn
[7925].of his and his wife's presence in this area.
[7926]7. The file fails to reflect what provision, if any, has been mde te
[7927]pay the Agent. This will have to te worked oute 0
[7929]. SECRET! John cassie : . .
[7930]a Der /GS0E
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[7938]cues,
[7942]TA mm N A mae ne FAH SRR pert ss eon Ene ta gy On LEENA
[7944]Nie Yeme pre ee oe Hy
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[7948]4
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[7953]14-0000
[7955]OMORANDOM TOR FILE Oo . , ; 1b dyt s a
[7957]-1, During the detrie?ing of HUMANOID in Washington in A:gust-September 1°53, his wife
[7959]a _ mentioned an individual whom she had come in contact with while in San Jose,
[7961]An sport clothes and avsarently a "plarboy." He injected himself into a discussion
[7963]- visa rerulations, This oc-wred in early July 1°53,
[7965]4. Her description of the person is as follows:
[7967]q
[7969]5S When RHKPWEEXwas seen in Panama, he was dressed as a common laborer and told HUMAkK Ibis
[7971]= -tfe that he was working on a "Sertilizer dhic"there,
[7973]-. to HUMANCID's wife who stated -posit‘vely that he was not the person she paw in Costa Zica
[7975]“and Panama,
[7979]2. This person was first seen in the argentine ‘mbassy where she was arranging raners
[7981]for their travel there later, She had seen hin previou isly around in San Jose, dressed
[7983]between the Argentine Consul and HilarOID's wife, showing great }nowleige of Argentine
[7985]|
[7986]|
[7988]3, HUMANOID's wife again saw the same individual in Panama on 22 August 1°53, at which
[7990]time the pretended at frst not to know her, and then-"recogmized" her, tut did not
[7992]tL
[7994]'
[7995]t
[7996]}.
[7997]i
[7999]mention thetr macting in the Argertine Fmbassy in San Jose,
[8001]heirht : about 6!
[8003]Hee Rater tlie petal cat nen ne nee ne eo
[8005]age€ anpurontl- 30
[8007]hair: Loe zacding at temples 4
[8008]eyes? not brown or flack, probably hazel or grey . - of
[8009]complexion:ruddy, ' young ooking face, which was long and thin 7
[8012]; REHHE Smokes teavily, with dark stains right firgers. Top to&th on
[8013]left side chicved, Wore dark glasses, Condidered self quite
[8014]feb Oe a ladies man,
[8015]L languages: Speaks Sranish with Argentine accent 7
[8017]- Speaks "nglish well since seen tall:ing with BAHRIXAMH U.S, soldiers
[8019]: in San Jose
[8020]“this person :
[8022]Se BTN RESET RR NECN EE
[8024]. — mes Pasting PODOLPO. the ex-ircentins attnantha' fe Dawes --=
[8025]pick ra Huss Pamirs RODOL? Vy the GX-argentine lator attache in Panana,was shown
[8027]Do/- 465 FFI
[8029]Ne ee ace teat eee de,
[8031]AONE AC Ns POD AAR A | Fe ed Vi ree ae le he Ae A A IE Eg Gul Na ne UNREST aE
[8034]14-0000
[8036]‘Chief of Station, San Josc - ok
[8037]SEP 21 1983 j
[8038]Chic?, +5 , , : : H
[8039]Operational
[8040]go "- PRRUROTD Bepors
[8042]«Attached are the tve Reyes for EIMIDOR and the Apartado,
[8044]Pe _ J.C. KIEG Sor cE
[8048][ Exglosuret Tivo Koys : i
[8050]: . 2 1.
[8052]H 82 Septextor 1953 : f
[8053]: |
[8055]Distributions
[8056]. §-- San Suse, v/encl. as ; noted
[8057]_ 2 © WE/LI Chrono, w/o enci.
[8059]‘L» ¥H/II1/mnapa, v/o ened.
[8060]ra ¥H/11/HM-HODD, v/o encl.
[8062]1 - W/Mailroon, vjo encl.
[8064]1 - Registry, w/o encl.
[8066]tD/SHonke/ss
[8068]be " Q.b, DOERYLIECER
[8069]Der. JOF FFU:
[8071]SEGRET
[8074]14-0000
[8076]Besgeo,
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[8080]oN SECRET ™~ File BiRADAL |
[8081]i . DO, Be,
[8082]. SECURITY INFORMATION :
[8083]i te
[8085]’ MEMORANDUM FR FILE 18 September 1953
[8086]: SUBJECT: HUMANGID ,
[8088]a, _ ; 1. During the tine thet HUMANOID was at Headquarters on TDY in late August ard :
[8089]; ' Early September, he raised the question of the, citizenship stetus of his wife, who hee
[8090]: "hot yet taken out hee fist papers but wished to do so if possible. E,ys cuestion was
[8091]; Whether it was operationally desirable on our part, which I answered saying it would be
[8092]BSE (after talking with Hr. iieyn). Actually, there is no strong advantaye, but at leact
[8093]it should be started smetine, and there is ro advantage to us in having her remain
[8094]& Costa Kican since she will be an dnerican citizen at some date in the future.
[8096]| with Mr. Heyn about the means by which his wife nipht be eble to stert her papers while
[8098]; HUMANOID is in training at “eadquerters. hy understanding is that she would have to leave
[8099]| thé cou: try erd renenter en an immigrant quota siree she is prescntly on a tourist visa
[8101]‘ and cannot as such aprly for citizenship even if her husband in a U.S. citizen.
[8104]i
[8105]i 2. Webn fivmaxo1p left on his vacation, it was understood that I would be checking : i
[8107]3. Mr. Heyn isformed me thet there is a section which handled these cuestions
[8108]of citizenship for people we are i:.terested iny and said he would be checking with thet
[8109]-person. I told HUM..NOID that the next person who handled him would be able to give his im
[8110]further details on this whole matter, : ;
[8114]4 I would recomend that HUMANOID be eiven all help possible to have his wife :
[8115]started on her papers before they %§ go our uncer EIRADIAL, sime they will be gone for ‘
[8116]two years et a minimum and will be delaying her citizenship that mich longer if nothing 3 fo
[8117]is started while they are here in the countrye ; .
[8119]be tameatee nm
[8121]CN Mead gue rbeepintlete ulcer eatin
[8123]Dol- (G3 FFI
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[8127]Fe,
[8129]Seles ali iy Ha i at ene aces weet arg apnecmenatedn aca tanta beter mere,
[8132]1400000. ,
[8134]PABLO - |
[8135]FAPOE NOs
[8137]Chief of Lieaton, fuamos Airea 1D copiaier 153
[8138]"Chiat, aD oe oe
[8139]Cperational
[8140]Arthur Ge VAIVADA , ; ol
[8141]Trengaitied herewith ia o cory of the contrset of Arthur G. VAIVADA. ”
[8142]Tie is the subject of NAtermO3. VAIVADA olpned the original of this coutrset
[8144]at besdquartora en 10 coptecbor 17536 : : 7 4 , oF :
[8146]J. Co King - we oo
[8148]" attachrents 2 . 8 a 7 ae
[8149]. Metributians .
[8150]© Se Fuonsa Ales os .
[8152]“J = WD (BA chrono, Subject flle, BA KAPOX file)
[8154]SH/FI/I1/JOrahansjcw
[8156]poe ee SEY | eee
[8158]"Re Ne DANLCREN
[8160]| RMT sean aa cee Ree tats Sn ASS pg AE ORO RY aR nin aN oN ete REE mS Eg ce oe epg tet
[8163]14-0000
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[8168]i
[8172]RR a mn Neher WR edn CRIES SR HEED ONY BG, JOR a cel behets Oh dene isi ode
[8174]SDSRET
[8176]a : 10 Stnt 53
[8177]MEMORATIOM FOR RECCRD
[8178]SUBJECT; Interview with Arthur 6, VAIV.It
[8180]1, On 9 Sentanber 1953 subject wes egain contected at his spartrent and the new
[8181]contract was signed. Subject wic told that tie cortrect clause dealing with additicral
[8182]committments not included in the con‘ract was stendsrd ezency protection against unzuthe
[8183]orized nromises by rersons contacting him, such as the case o"ficer, Ye was told, nove
[8184]ever, that the case officer's persons] exrerience has been thst the azency makes all
[8185]possible efforts to act in good faith end with commen sense if ecntraet nreblems
[8186]arise at a later date.
[8188]1
[8189]3
[8191]2 Thse"offset"yrovisions of the contrast wer expleined, emphasizing the azency's
[8192]view that any future cover business activity on his rart vould be rossible only
[8194]because cf the salary ve pay. Therefor, rdest rrofits, if any, vould be cffset against
[8195]salary cue to hin, t was rointed cut that the cese officer's understending was that
[8196]-4f subject's diligence resulted in sizable profits, the azercy would rrobably consi er
[8197]‘revising the contract to allow subject a scare cf the profits. However, subject agreed
[8198]that this questicn was realiy subordinate to the main surpese of @ cover activity,
[8200]waich weuld be to obtain cover, not pro”its.
[8202]NOTE: Subject's questicns eppeared rotiviated by the contract form, which was
[8203]more complicated and "legalistic" in arppeerance than the ne written in the field
[8204]under which he has been over: ting for the rast four wears, iis attitude at all tines
[8205]was most cooreretive, and he egreed that the snirit in which the contract was carried
[8206]cut, cn both sides, was as irmcrtant es the provisions, It vas carefully explained to
[8207]him that EXEXEXHZUEEE the contractserved the double purrose cf defingng the rights end
[8208]obligaticns cf both himself and the agency, EMEYE£EAZ end for thet reasen my at poirts
[8209]“seem more "legalistic" than EXERX resvlerly necessery. However, subject steted several
[8210]times that he hed had nothing but the best of relations with the rersons who have
[8212]' directed him so far, and it is the case officer's opinion that ne has YHIE the utmost
[8214]faith in the good intentions cf the agency.
[8216]3. Subject ws inferred thet"Career" status, in which he has expressed interest
[8218]over the past two years, would be considered at the end of the rresent tes Jyear contract,
[8220]and would depend on his operaticnal success during that peried and his ability to to.
[8221]providd durable cover which would enetle hi to ecntinue verkirg for us.
[8223]4. The subject's travel reinburserent is being handled ty Hanke (x3504), and will
[8224]be ready for him when he returns to wasnirg‘on on cr abcut 2 Cctoter. Subject went on
[8226]_' wacaticn effective 10 September and will te at the following ediresses during his
[8228]vacations
[8230]". September 10-14: Fran Williams
[8232]‘ 5846 Access Road
[8234]Fage Manor . lo. Ls
[8236]Wright-Patterson we TORE See Be oe
[8238]7 _: Dayton, Chic Oe _
[8240]September 15-25: Mr. L. E. Crozier :
[8241]RR No 2 ae
[8242]Harr<ty Tllinois L . Dofl- 68074
[8244]5. Subject wil) contact the case of7icer on his reutrn to Washington, de hap
[8246]been siven the following adiress in case he wants to ecntact us before that tire:
[8248]af
[8249]S
[8251]seston em nementent
[8253]Temas ee erent su end ace ETE ak
[8257]Paul F. Prendon, F.C, Pox 262, t. Penier Staticn, Nb, Fenier:
[8259]| oe Gaud) JErthaute TY
[8262]Ted. nent oe Atte ctor deine, ee ma Cte eM Ane alana a Re eter gett
[8263]We. nent ee Atal ley ie Me oS Ce tala
[8265]‘.
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[8271]i
[8272]fe
[8274]j :
[8276]'
[8278]1
[8280]i
[8281]|
[8282]t
[8284]i
[8287]14-0000
[8289]8 eS SECRET
[8290]rn . SECURITY INFORMATION
[8292]ee ee eee TR, EET
[8294].
[8297]CONTRACT INFORMATION AND CHECK LIST
[8299]| COMPLETE OWLY APPLICABLE BLANKS Case Officer: John Ge Heyn |
[8300]i . . . Tele, Ext. : 3992 i ,
[8301]i Date : 31 August 1953 : _
[8302]| I. General : : :
[8303]i t ;
[8304]| A. =Pseudonym Arthur G, VATV£DA B. Project _ PTRADTAL : i
[8305]| C. Staff Agent ssi, :~Career Agent____, Contract Agent__Z% : i
[8306]Contract Emplcyee__.__-_, ~-Consultant _- = ,:~Covert Detail__, : Hy
[8307]. ; Other (see CFR, Part 14.1) ; . ; i
[8308]. ; D. Is ultimate conversion to staff status anticipated? not kmowm i :
[8309]E. Is the individual presently engaged by CIA in any f is
[8310]capacity? Yes Describe Contract azent - contract written 1949 '
[8311]i F. Clearance: Security__- , o/C_X- , P.0.C. Date-19 July 49
[8312]4 G.. T/O: Does this individual block a project T/O slot? No 2
[8313]™ t * Slot No. }
[8315]H. Acknowledgement of pseudonym on file in WHD/TI
[8319]j II. Preposed Assignment i
[8321]§ A. Duties (cutout, courier, reports, liaison and contacts, i
[8322]: major or part-time operational duties, administrative etc.) ood
[8323]. Principal agent Sew
[8324]B. Anticipated Duration tuo years i '
[8325]C. Permanent Post (City and Country) Buenos sircs Argentine : {
[8326]vee at
[8327]co - ¢
[8328]a . . III. Personal Qualifications ‘ H
[8329]A. Citizenship .-_ U.S, 4
[8330]- C. Normal Residence (City and Country “Siningy Hie Tllinois . H
[8331]- ZL “D—, Marital Status _Verried E. Number of dependents a t
[8332]. (including spouse) 3
[8333]Education (check) High School VCollege X, Post Graduate }
[8334]x
[8335]; Military Status: Retired » Reserve » Draft a .
[8336]. + eligible Has somieted military service, — .
[8337]H. (1) Highest salary earned $3,000__(2) Last salary earned$3 000 3
[8339]: Special qualifications for assignment (area experience, language
[8340]contacts, technical or professional skills, general proven abili-
[8341]_ ties)
[8342]_Four years experience as Frinciral agent in Costa Rica have proved
[8344]hir to be en excellent agent. |
[8346]14-0000
[8348]LATE Speen nti sapepnetannge aececatee qospyea tert 2 per
[8349]& a
[8350]- - . SECURITY INFORMATION
[8352]i
[8353]| a - ~ SECRET ~ ; of
[8354]i
[8355]|
[8356]]
[8358]: qv. Cover Activity Proposed .
[8359]A. U.S. Government _ No Other Stude ent. & pasrfe 4
[8360]No op -
[8362]B. CIA Proprietary
[8364]CIA Subsidized
[8365]C. Does the individual have a cover activity which was previously
[8366]established without the assistance of CIA and which will be
[8367]_continued? _Yes
[8368]D. If the answer to (C) is no, explain'CIA part in establishing ' ot
[8369]the cover, indicating the amount of compensation which will be . ;
[8370]paid by the cover activity for bona fide services with reim : :
[8371]bursement from C1A
[8373]Not errlic;
[8375]atetempictee eos
[8379]1
[8381]|
[8383]i
[8385]i
[8386]i ; . i oe oe RE. will any portion of the compensation or allowance paid by the : : ; ,
[8387]7 . | eo cover activity be offset against’ amounts due from CIA? ce - I
[8388]. tos Ny A as : Li
[8389]. : | To : i
[8391]If so, guaranteed minimum
[8393]V. Special Field Conditiens
[8395], Ae Will the agent be able to make frequent contact with a CIA TEs :
[8396]a base possessing forms and regulation? Yes __X _—‘No -
[8397]7 . B Of a does the base have adequate communication facilities? uo, {
[8398]CE
[8399]C. Would detection of the possession of operational data probably
[8400]result in the arrest of the individual or Jeopardy to his |
[8401]_ safety? Yes__X No ._
[8403]Emoluments and Conditions of Emp loyment
[8405]{Add "R" within( }, if reimbursable by CIA)
[8407]- VI. Compensation: s+
[8409]f
[8411]"Ace eet hf
[8413]Basic $__4,2q9 ss $
[8414]Additional (Post Differential) S__ $
[8415]Profit participation or bonus $ 3
[8416]Total ; $_ 4,200 g
[8418]Quarters
[8420]: Furnished by: ‘Govt. cover Individual x
[8422]ace cnesdentiematammennolenmin.caeetntceandiianthednamaineart eater ione te ccoe kee
[8424]_ — ,
[8425]SECRET RE
[8427]perenne ce ene Sect
[8429]eee ann na RS I Les YE SAAC OR SEES BN a ey SEIU Neer DLO a naman he fete AAEM NA tee On ME ARO Ee eG Aa tepergd
[8432]14.9000
[8434]SH etiyy
[8436]|
[8437]|
[8438]P, |
[8439]bs a AF
[8440]|
[8442]L.
[8444]oe a reer erecta unin neers memento tos yen nore ann. yan rk sr em tn a pnd erent ne rena eed
[8447]Jf
[8449]de FS ne Se ERE BUT UT TEAR Ty eaten otters MOSTRAR PP en at a Maree, open et ge Beet tet pes
[8451]VIII. Allowances: (Normally granted only to residents of the United States)
[8453]> SECRET “>
[8454]_ SECURITY IAFORMATION
[8456]CIA COVER
[8458]A Living- quarters oo F 1,5C9 $ ( ) i
[8460]- © Other WI{(per diex)s___ .900 (max) $ { ) 2
[8461]D. Total — $24,000 $_ ( ) 4
[8462]E. Basis (1) (2) (3) i
[8463]oo, _ WPER Cla AEGS.I (SUB, COMPLIANCED.- (OTHERS : !
[8464]ook ; . : . . ; . j H
[8465]IX. Operational Expenses: (Check proper space. If maximm limit, give P !
[8466]@ollar value.) 4
[8467]A. Purchase of information. Yes_X No : ‘.
[8468]on B. Entertainment. Yes__X | No_______ Limit (for A,%B,) 720 _ ‘ _
[8469]: C. Use of personal vehicle basis_No : 1
[8470]D. Other (describe) None Limit : hoe
[8471]: CAMOUNTE t i
[8472]i
[8473]X Travel Expenses . , a : , |
[8474]t
[8476]A.
[8477]BL
[8479]Us
[8481]oR
[8485]XI. Miscellaneous Benefits: (except in special cases; applicable’ ‘only
[8486]to Staff and Cereer Agents. Check as appropriate. ) aa
[8488]' (2) Other (give details) No
[8490]Individual with dependents_ X without dependents '
[8491]If “with” dependents, identity relationship wife and two children - |
[8492]limit as rer project set at 93,550
[8494]Household effects Yes - #500 limit
[8496]Fersonal vehicle No !
[8497]Will any travel expenses be paid by cover? (Describe and add ot
[8498]"R" if reimbursable. No : 4
[8499]Basis (1)_- (2) (3) -
[8500](PER CIA REGS.? (SUB. COMPLTANCED OTHER? aE
[8502]Death and Disability:
[8503](1) Per Federal Employees' Compensation Act No
[8505]Leave: (If other than per CIA or State Dept. regulations,
[8507]give amounts) __ Yes e——~ ~
[8508]Retirements Reserve | MN
[8509]Continuance pay and allowance per Missing Persons Act No
[8510]Life Insurance: Ho
[8511]Rehabilitation ‘rights _ No
[8513]semen A Aber Lah SEERA NO
[8517]-3- oo
[8518]SECRET
[8521]|
[8522]a
[8525]on
[8528]14-0000
[8530]ilF ee eet an poner nih ee er RNID ALES Tne ene nee IT Bd see ~ . nes ante
[8531]{ “4 - on,
[8532]Po ts ™, SECRET a
[8533]‘ . : . SECURITY INFORMATION
[8534]t : . ~ dE
[8535]: II. Term
[8536]: r ry i
[8537]Sor, bee es . A. Duration of contract Two_years i
[8538]: : ' - B. Effeetive date of contract: a a
[8539]he “ (1} On execution (check) (2) Other (specify)1 Sept. 1953 | : +:
[8540]. i C. Renewable: Yes_ No - _ i. :
[8541]i D. Termination Notice 9) . i
[8542]i. (WEMBER GF DAYS, DF ant) :
[8543]i 'B. Forfeiture of retum travel for resignation prior to contract
[8544]| term Yes__X No (Explain) H
[8545]| ‘ XIII, Additional or unusual requirements, justifications or explanations. 4
[8546]. Section B of Miscellanecus Benefits is requested for subje::t, although not - L
[8547]fp @ Staff or Career Agent, because of rast service rendered. : i
[8548]Sy op . [ pos
[8549]| XIV. Will agent take title to CIA property? Yes x No :
[8550]| i H
[8552]I i Pe
[8553]- i
[8554]ad . - 5 |
[8555]APFROVING OFFICER
[8557]Cove AP es tet Keowee
[8559]Ot to,
[8561]Aa che IOAN RETA g ti ctinne oth 18D end bcbg | hes gh sie nay BAe that
[8564]14-0000
[8566]te
[8568]COPY
[8570]Hr. Arthur 6. Vaiveda
[8571]Dear Mr. Veivadas
[8573]Reference is sade to your contrect effective 1 Jone 15h9 with ODYORE
[8574]for the purchese of information end services of a conficential nature.
[8576]. Bffective 31 Auruat 1953 seid contract 4s hereby terminated by mitual
[8577]consent of the parties thereto and in lieu thereof the following contract
[8578]is substituted: . :
[8580]ODYORE, as reprezented by the contracting officer, hereby contracts
[8581]with you for the purchase of certain information and related services of
[8582]‘a confidential nature under the following terms and conditions;
[8584]po. \ Ue Compensation. -In full consideration for the purchasé of such
[8585]Po information and services, you will be peid an amount calevlated at ‘the :
[8586]i rate of $4200 per snnun. Paynients will be rade as directed by you in
[8587]i writing in e manner acceptable to KUBANK.” No texea will be withheld
[8588]i: fron this emount, and it.will-ce your responsibility to renort such incoze
[8589]under existing Federal income tax laws and reguletione.
[8591]2. Allowance. Effective upon your errivel at your permanent post
[8593]:0£ duty oversaas, you will be entitled to a Quarters allswance equivalsnt
[8594].. @ that granted a AS-7 Government exployee stationed at the same permanent
[8595].° post of duty. This allowance will be at the maximum rates prescribed in
[8596]: . the Stendardized Regulations (Government Givilisns, Foreien Areas). to |
[8597]io: . &ecounting for this allowance will be required by KUBARE. In. the erent ;
[8598]: | that Quarters are proviced by your cover company, you will not'be entitled
[8599]H to the Quarters allowance herein indicated. ou ,
[8601].- P LT 3. Travel. You will be advanced or reinbursed funds.for travel end _
[8602]. i transporte on expenses for you, your dependents and- your bousehold effecta
[8604]to and from your permanent post of duty. overseas end for you alone for
[8606]suthorized travel within your ‘Operational ereae You will be entitled to
[8608]per diem in lieu of subsistence dcring-sich travel and while in treining
[8610]in PBPRIME. All travel, transportation and per diem provided for under’
[8611]. this paragraph must be properly authorized, and expenses incurred hereunder
[8613]ere subject to payment and accounting in compliance with KUBARK regulations.
[8615]he. Qpers tional Expenses In'addition to the allowence indicated
[8616]. above, you rc) or reimbursed funda for necetsary operational *
[8617]“expenses including, but not limited to, entertainment amt the purchase of
[8618]: dnformetion as specifically approved by KUBARK. Such funis will be subject
[8620]; "Sq eecounting in eubstentiel compliance with KUBARE regulations.
[8622]Bays
[8624]Sel-/éxrzrrt
[8630]14-0000
[8632]5+ Lesvee You will be entitled to fourteen(1h) calendar days' :
[8633]leave per contract year. Such leave may be accrued during thé term To ‘
[8634]of this contract or any renewal hereof but paynent-in lieu of unused. ; :
[8635]lesve will not be authorised. Such leave may only be taken et times
[8636]and places approved in advance by appropriate representatives of KUBARK.
[8638]6. Cover. It is-enticipated that you will undertake certain cover
[8639]e=ployment In the course of your performance. under. this afreexent. It -
[8640]is expressly understood and apreed that any ard ell documents which you
[8641]may execute in the coursa of such cover erployment are subordinate to
[8643]_this agreement and any contradiction in terms which may in any way amplify,
[8644]‘ extend or restrict your rishts and/or obligations hereunder shall be_
[8645]resolved by this agreenent which shall always be. dominant.
[8647]Ye Offset. Any sums or substantially similer benefits er allovences vt
[8648]x recaived Tron your commercial cover as differentiated fron your student -
[8649]we ; - Cover. will be uzed to offect those due under hie contract by KUBARK.
[8650]: Sums, similar benefits or allowances thus received through your commercial
[8651]po cover are acknowlsdred and apreed to be payment by KUBARK within the -
[8652]. provisions of this contract. You will report alisuns. or substantially
[8653]similar benefits received from seid commercial cover at least every six
[8654]months during tha term of this contract. - :
[8656]$8. Execution of Decimenta, If, in the performance of rour cover
[8657]‘eervice, you assuno ne custody of governzent funds or take title of
[8658]1 '. . wecord to property of any nature whatsoever and wherever situate, uhich
[8659]a Property has in fact been purchased with monies of OLYOKE, you hereby
[8660]' ~  "" "pecognize and acknowledge the existence of a trust relationship, either
[8661]oy ‘| @&press or constructive, end you agree to execute whatever documenta may
[8662]’ de required by KUBARK to evidence relationship, — .
[8664]“  "- 9a Status. You are not an exployee of ODYOKE under this agreencnt
[8665]- nd are not entitled to any benefits normally incident. to an exployee
[8666]statas. ;
[8668]10. Se « You will be required to keep forever secret this con-
[8669]tract and ormation which you may obtain by reason hereaf (unless
[8670]released in writing by KUBARK from such obligation}, with fall imowledge
[8671]that violation of such Secrecy may subject you to criminal prosecution
[8672]under the espionage laws dated 25 June 1918, as amended, and other appli-
[8673]cable lews and regulations. ' .
[8675]wb 21. Instructions. Instructions received. by you from KUBARK in
[8677]; briefing or training are a pert of this contract and are incorporated
[8678]herein, provided that such instructions are not inconsistent with the
[8679]terns hereof. oo. . . :
[8681]eerie
[8682]~-.  Besebiliv,
[8683]ie Wen ai Be
[8686]14-0000
[8688]12. Unauthorized Commitments. Ho promises or coms tnents pertain
[8689]ing to rights, privileges or benefitea other than those expressly stipue
[8691]lated in writing in thie agreszent or any amendment thereto Ghall be 4
[8692]13. Tern. This contract is. effective 86 of 1 Septenber 1953, and’ - : if ° *:
[8693]ehall continus thereafter for period of two (2) years wmiless eooner : i ‘
[8694]terminated by KUBARK either. a : oo 4
[8695](a) By thirty (30) days! actual notice to you from KUBARK, or
[8696](b) Vithout prior notice, in the event of a breach of this
[8697]contract by your violetion of the security provisions .
[8698]hereof or by your otherwise rendering yourself unevailsble pe
[8699]for acceptable service. ; , 7
[8700]. A ae Bubject to the availability of appropriations, this agroemant may be i
[8701]. renewed for successive periods of one year ezch upon notice from KUBARK.. . : :
[8702]“ aecopted by you. In the evant ef voluntary termination on your part or. - i t
[8703]terminetion for ceuse by KUBARE prior to expiration of this apreézent: or pode
[8704]‘ any renewal thereof, you will not be entitlcd te return travel expenses : :
[8705]to PBPRINS. Termination of this agreement will not release you from the. . 4
[8706]obligations of any security cath you may be Fequired to take, : : i
[8708]ur G. Vaiv. Contracting Officer cs en
[8709]‘ |
[8711]See ee teattamehit tena ee ge muvee 4
[8714]14-0000
[8716]REED 6:80, ethene a ALL Pera TSA TENET EAS ine OETA SEPIA ond ree ce HTS wt
[8719]Toute :
[8722]b . - ~ SO25T oy
[8723]“. : . Security Trformaticn os
[8725]TEMCRANOCY Por PILS
[8729]SUBJECT: Interview with Arthur 5, VAITVATA
[8731]1. Cn 28 August 1953, Arthur G. VAIVAD! wes contacted at + hotel in tashingten, D.C.y :
[8732]by the Coste Rican desk offic:r., Subject was briefed on the necessity of submitting :
[8733]an accounting of travel éxmenses and siven the cutlines of his training schedule, He :
[8734]also signes ea pseudonym acknowledgement. In addition, subject was given his full August
[8735]salary of $250 (old rate), although it develered thet ne had been given a half months’
[8737]salary by the station rrior to dererture.. He was told this cvernayment would te subtracted
[8738]fron his travel reirbursenent. ‘ a se co : ;
[8740]Le Aner cee retarted ot emanSENten raft aver edacnsarnbe MEME LAREN
[8742]2. On the night of 20 August 1953, subiect wis contacted at his avertment In Virginia.
[8743]He requested our opinion as to the rossibility of his wife's starting to take cut citizen- :
[8744]‘ship nerers now prior to denarting for Argentina, and the cesirability of this for :
[8745]cover reczens, Ye wes told thet the agency would rrobebly not object (he weuld be ziven : |
[8746]a Gefinite answere in the rear future), but that it right not be possible enyway since :
[8747]his wife was on a tourist visa. (This answer was elso crorised soon.) He tas told that :
[8748]the new contract to te signed eould not give cither life cf hospitalidation insurance, ot
[8749]for reasons of cover. ‘le was told thet career egernt stetus, which would ke censidered | :
[8750]at the end of the two year contract to be signed shortly, would elicw life insurance, but i
[8751]not hosvitaliztion. Tt ws explained to nim thet his :resent ccntract did not acknowledze
[8752]him to te a U.S, Governrent employee, but that carser egent status would greni thet.
[8756]_
[8758]_ NOTE: At all tines the subject impressed the case officer with sincerity, willinghess to : me
[8759]abide by agency decksions in all matters, and shoved a rost cooverctive Othibabe, : a
[8761]3. Subject rade the following pdints while discussing his érzentina assignrent:
[8763]a@.. His avpliection for entrence to Argertire as a stujent is now in the hends of the .
[8765]Argentine Consul in Coste Pica. It should te granted in, three. renths. ~ de dogs: nok a
[8766]forees any rreblers in this respect, cut did-ask.what our plans would be if eny :
[8767]thirg did prevent his going there. "oe was told thet ve would atterrt to place air |
[8768]elsev ere, but that this was a eentingency we ccuidn't make any plans abort until
[8769]scrething prevented his rresent assignment.
[8771]“be Subject will keep in touch with the Arzentire ibe throuzh a friend fr Ohio
[8773]= Who will handle inccrirg ard outgoing rail. nis adiress has been given to the
[8774]Consul. He believes that this cffcrs no slevrits problem, sirce the friend is
[8775]an officer in the Aft Force tho: triefs outscigg cilitary attaches at hrizht Fielé
[8776]and as such hes a full security clearance, This friend is witting of pubjectIs
[8777]activities to the ex‘ent that he knowrs subject to te working rartire for the
[8778]U.S. Government in some sort of assiznment. Subject's friend will te cautioned
[8779]in this respect. .
[8781]C, Subject nas tolé his rarents that he is studying at MIT for awhile before decidirg
[8782]’.. where to complete his studies. Corminication through them will te threugh a frier}
[8783]at ICT on whem he submitted Pj cata when this friend was in Sgn Jose earlier this
[8784]vear. (A security clearence reauest has been rade. by ‘HU/TI]). Subiect's friend.
[8785]is also witting to a certain ex‘ent dirnce he seve Very general inforzetion when. ©
[8786]obtaining the FRQ data. For rerscnal reasens to do with his marriave to a Costa
[8787]Rican, there is no chence thet his fertly in I7linmois wuld me any sort of a
[8789]trip to sée him, 2
[8790]rs) hig. $3.
[8791]Rasen “oEaTl
[8793]Rappameme tne tenet ete i ee eye ween cise ne wcgee einen ee
[8795]AE WES
[8796]Stee eee nae
[8798].
[8801]14-0000
[8803]pees ne pr eenente nec apelin ite pa ete AAAI AE
[8804]a
[8805]e
[8807]ares
[8809]MY
[8812]é.
[8814]f.
[8816]ge
[8818]i
[8820], tine has she cressed him for in°orraticn, and his zenerel feeling is that she
[8822]‘being in a new corrunity with-no locel friends of long standing would make . ts <}
[8823]‘easier Sor them io start on this new basis, | .
[8825]TTT Rene nearer nN net AR eR A A eager panel nen te kee acacia! eeenge ono eure teen ee
[8827]S“curdly Ipferreticen
[8829]Suiget will use a cover story while in weshineten that he is studving et
[8830]George washington University in the field of Ecornemics, :
[8833]ere net
[8835]Subject's wife has a clese friend in ércentine whe fe rarricd to an Argentine a
[8836]erry sergeant. er nare is Alicia Castro de CRUZ, 25 de ayo #5327, Var del Plata, °
[8837]Argentina. Thiz nome has been given to the Arzentine Corsul e9 a charecter
[8838]reference, '
[8840]Subject has 6-7 months of GI "pil] eligibility left for érgébbine studies.
[8842]Due to the fact that subject's wife hs been witting of his gdneral activities, .
[8843]it vas carefully expleined ‘¢ him that the agency had certzin reser eticns :
[8844]considering this point. Emphasis was rut on the noint thet good orereticnal 4
[8845]security prectices ‘in his future assignment ‘would be of extreme inpertence it
[8846]for obvicus reercns, It wea pofnted out that this interin rerfod in Vashingtecn
[8847]vould te an ideal time to serarete his activities from home 1ife since his wife.
[8848]Would no longer be in a community where she and her Jusband were well “inown. a m
[8849]He was froenk in admitting that he realized the dangers also, end would cooperate
[8851]te the fullestestert. ,
[8853]ce ee eS
[8855]NOTE: Subject 4s sensible in his arrreech to secubity and aprears to think through
[8856]eech protlem on its om merits, The er‘ent of his vife's Imovledge was to known
[8857]that he was "going out to (a section of San Jose) for business reasons", She wes
[8858]Best wit‘ ing of nis conrection with Cormunist activites, since on several occasions .
[8859]she was able to centact versons when it wes not suitable for him to do so. At no
[8861]should be told cnly enough to explain urcue aisene-s from nome. He was cautioned
[8862]that his future superiors whold take a dim view of his wife's rerticigetion, even
[8863]to. the. limited extent he has indicated ‘did occur ‘in the rest. “He agreed thet
[8865]It is the cas- officsr's opinion that subject has carefully controlled hig’
[8866]fife's knowledze and act<d prudently in matters involving secunity, His
[8867]operational achievements are evidence that his secubity prectises have been
[8868]sound, and it is believed that four years of covert contact with a well-known
[8869]Communist in San Jose with ro security breaches are sufficient proof of his
[8870]wife's security conschousness, o .
[8873]14-0000
[8875]e
[8876]i
[8877]Pa
[8879]Peo et ue cett Smet . -
[8881]—— ipo HEREBY DECLARE THAT MY TRUE AND LEGAL SIGNATURE Is:
[8882]ae L . Eoz Ae
[8884]MAME, PRINTED OA TrPEwartren)
[8888]HALA A UO nl Tag 2
[8890]Qol-/64F Fs
[8892]TO TN EA OR 8 aN oY eet amenity meer Nt ae Sinemet pe ye ar a
[8895]14-0000
[8897]. ,
[8898]i
[8899]. i
[8900]o,
[8901]a 7k, Gir
[8902]af 2S
[8904]N°sD12291 B
[8906]* 1 DO HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE THAT IN MY RELATIONS WITH THE
[8907]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, I WILL. USE THE FOLLOWING SIG-
[8908]NATURE WHERE REQUIRED: _
[8910]CRN eee PULTE MSH Parmer yeetihanvar erpecitee notvenyenae canes cn Leg}
[8912]ALE U vA
[8913]MAME, PRINTRO O8 TrPEwRITTON
[8915]_WITNESS: .
[8917]meee MIEN NYD
[8919]“ i tii at tte Papeete “se Se eae bees ote cers one: - ee cet -
[8920]setae ati at Sane bem rn retake Ani tach iin cn aes snetegl
[8922]Dol-/O0 FFL
[8925]14-0000
[8927]I} DO HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE THAT IN MY RELATIONS WITH THE 3 *
[8928]i UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, I WILL USE” THE FOLLOWING SIG- _ 4
[8929]a + NATURE WHERE REQUIRED: . i V
[8930]d : be
[8931]4 f-| Ricnr Trums Print i i
[8932]H Curonartune). . }
[8933]i |
[8934]iE |
[8935]: MAME, PRINTKO OR TYPEWRITTEN) :
[8936]I WITNESS:
[8937]d
[8939]SECRET
[8942]14-0000
[8944]on
[8946]——————— siemens *
[8947]RIGHT Thums Paint
[8949]Saee TO AAS
[8950]HOSS 1, O-TZITN
[8952]MAME, PRINTED O8 TrPgwarTtan)
[8954]_, ..+  WITNESs:
[8956]a
[8959]14-0000
[8961]f
[8963]"AIR . area | HATES
[8966]Ctdef of Station, San dese oe ARE 2 8 1555:
[8967]co Chief; val ;
[8968]: , Operational :
[8971]so ;
[8973]--de Li order to re-urits prajcot HURANGID as Vrojeeta HHIKR and HIMISP a3 4
[8975]described in reference, Hendquartera noeds a deseription of tha new cover 5 , i
[8977]Snd commeaication eystes betseen tho case officer, Principal agents, ond 2 Hy
[8978]Sub-agents, ow ad
[8980]1: @ You should also inileate aay chenges in objectives, targets, ond teaks o |
[8981]Ll which any ba necessary, ; |
[8982]A. . } . . .
[8984]|
[8985]I
[8987]1 + WH/LII HipasT
[8988]* 1 = WH Mail Room
[8990]on graney Cy My DOBRPLINGER
[8992]CL. _
[8993]SECURITY IiFORMATICN Def CEFF)
[8996]14-0000
[8998]3 a
[8999]SECRET Soag
[9000]i) a :
[9001]e: 13 fugust 1953. _— ; :
[9003]seine nee etek, WGN TEES Bn
[9005]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORBQ
[9006]. SUBJECT; , . HUMANCID's training in the U.S.
[9007]. 1. HUMANOID's tramsfer to the U.S. for training prior to assignment in
[9008]- another area of WD was 5 approved under Project SIRADIAL on 12 Aumst 1953.
[9009]A training slot for subject was arranged with Mr. Cal Batten on 22778 this date
[9010]to start 5 October 1953,
[9012]Re Formal request for training will be mde by the new area case officer
[9013]through Ben Racusin on x3818 when HUMANOID has arrived in the U.S. sometine
[9014]“in late Ausust. :
[9016]J. Hanke
[9018]L
[9022](tS ln peel niente daa
[9025]14-0000
[9027]SECRET
[9028]SECURIT INFORMATION
[9030]~ REQUEST FOR COVERT: TRAINING sO ee
[9031]Lo ‘
[9032]INSTRUCTIONS: THIS FORW TOBE WANOC42RIED TO CHIEF, PROJECT TRAINING Givision, i
[9033]TRISI, AFTER COORDINA, 1 ON with Division. AND STAFF TRAINING Liatson OFFICER {
[9034]. . ‘ v ,
[9035]i FiPORTANT: ft .
[9036]t STUDENT BUST BE U.S. NAYIONAL DEEP COVER BHPLOYER WITH FULL OPERATIONAL SECURITY CLBARANCE UNDER 49 arrnoveo PROJECT, :
[9037]! — a =o i .
[9038]i lo kame GE STUCENT IPSEup0NT! : ; DATE SUawITTED 10 PID? = i
[9039]H Artour G, ValVaDA . :
[9040]: TRAIBIRG ALIAS. (TO BE ENTERED BY PTO/TRSI ~ PROVECT -GESIGNAT ION ;
[9041]: ~ ~ rt se cee on os BIRADIAL | eee i
[9042]H
[9043]pe t
[9044];  fOPemations OFFICER |
[9045]i - c¢ebn_3.-Kezo !
[9046]Po. Kx Oes TO S1yoroT AS |
[9047]: , i
[9048]i poh TELEPHONE .
[9049]! mood --4{-- |
[9050]: meow. TO SiuDtaT as - . : i
[9051]: 4
[9052]i oe aera Hauwe | ; i
[9053]4 ———_———
[9054]i AGENT STATUS CT contract : i
[9055]i |
[9057]i COUNTRY GR AREA HERE STUDENT BILL OPERATE STUDENT'S KMOWLEOGE OF AREA 7
[9058]| Dltopet eres CX Wore | ; i
[9059]i C™)Research ong study ont
[9061]_
[9062]i U.S. CrTIzeNsHre doe '
[9063]I
[9064]i (Cetetee sae i
[9065]i ‘Lo yseturatizetton so. FORMAL EDUCATION COMPLETED 4 :
[9066]Le eT * :
[9067]i DATE waTuRacizen: ahaha ts
[9069]t
[9070]'
[9072]Patvious COMMECTIONS WiTH ANY U.S.
[9073]POF OUTLES PEQFORMED) = - --
[9076]“A841 45. eee
[9078]; Seneat TeFORWATT Ou OF ASSIS CE aw DET eRe iWin SOT eGb ess APPROACH .
[9079]~Soaaigee eS on Oe oven tsa ead aod
[9081]we oe ike sombes, . eeens + ame iro dSinns, ein -myecks ,
[9083]pois wpa te a Gd oo _Suavuttan >. omer . a
[9086]14-0000
[9088]A Be
[9090]AND DUTIES
[9091]STUDENT TO CUWE @FTH FAMILY CURING TRAINING
[9093]DESCRIPTION OF COVER UNDER OMICH STUDENT BILL OPL gate DURING TRAINING *
[9095]vp Dhaba on Geo. Wes Un
[9099]at an ea eee
[9101]DESCRIPTION oF COVER AND OVTIES TO GE PERFORMED ie FIELD
[9102]BIRADLAL hes been accepted at the Univerdsty of Buenos Airos fcr the school year
[9103]veginning March 1954, While attending he will estaulish niesel? in a small photo
[9104]graphic business. Eis duttes will be Princizel Ascent with the chief? objective of
[9105]developin= information on the-Comunist Party oré venetrating i> ciracting-- nen
[9106]%. SCHEOULE (SECTIONS 5 AND 6 TO BE COMPLETED AT Time OF DISCUSSION WITH CHIEF, PID) trations “of -it.
[9107]chal OaTE TRAINING TO: START DATE TRAINENG TO BE COMPLETED °
[9109]STUDENT AVATLASLE FOR TRAINING
[9113](CoJrart tine™- tndicate portton of day or week available:
[9115]Pee Ree
[9117]5
[9119]‘ Sacurity -
[9120]Cover = -
[9121]Observatton & description
[9122]tnterviesing ~- - |
[9126]Survebtiance
[9127]Telephones 4 mikes tineary)
[9129]re eneral Ct methods
[9131]Intra- field communications - =
[9132]“Recruiting of agents - - - =
[9133]Training of agents - - -
[9134]Agent management & control ~ =
[9136]Dowdte agent mansgesent & contro
[9138]Reporting
[9140]CE operstions.we sr apres
[9142];- Conmuniat theory -
[9144]la, Soviet § f .
[9145]uo SPECIALIZED TEKH ICAL TRAINING
[9147]Arwen aa e
[9149]19. “Special devices (Rad)
[9151], Stay-benind operation —
[9153]Psychological wsrfare
[9154]Political warfare =
[9155]Econoste aarfara
[9156]Sabotege - -
[9158]ANT
[9162]Resistance force activities
[9168]Weapons -
[9169]Oemolitions
[9171](iu
[9173]Ale reception - -
[9174]Sea reception (aot
[9176]hon
[9178]Wap reacing --- -
[9180]|
[9182][I
[9184]Black border crossing ,
[9186]nd
[9188]aat wre: - Lif ‘atodent requires ‘trafaing: In cryptography or W/T euch training aust be errenged with the Train
[9190]STAFF TRAINING OFFICER
[9192]ATiab apenas ne
[9194]‘Ing Branch of the Office of Communications, Extension 2977.
[9197]14-0000
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[9202]; tp om . ~ SEGRET : en E
[9203]SECURITY iNFGRMATSON . . : i
[9204]: MECORMNWH POR THe CEYEF OF POREI.a INTELLIGENCE 5 August 1953
[9205]| SUBJECT: Project EIRADIAL |
[9206]i .F
[9208]i a 1. ‘the purpose of this project is to provide for the covert training : f
[9209]I and transfer of a contract agent fran Costa Rica to Argentina, where the - ! .
[9210]i latter will develop penetrations of the Communist Party of Argentina (PCA) ;
[9211]i and Communist front organizations and perforn support ‘functions ag assigned, '
[9212]2. BIRADIAL, an American citizen born in Miinoig in 1922, is married © |
[9213]wd ’. to a Costa Rican girl‘and has two’small children. Since June 199 he hag : 7
[9214]: worked for CIA, under the cryptonym HUMANOID, in Costa Rica as a contract ok L
[9215]i “gent. He bas proven himself ‘particualirly adept at spotting and recrul ting ot I
[9216]ao agents and has successfully supervised the direction of a high-level Communist i
[9217]h ‘Party penetration agent. - rr ee a .
[9218]} 3e. Tho agent has been accepted as a student atthe University of Busnoa - ;
[9219]H Aires for the school year baginning March 1954. He will try to establish - } :
[9220]' hinaelf in tha phstography business, in which he is well-qualified and has bad ; E
[9221]2 previous experience, ag an-ostensible means to mike ends meet while conpleting-—— _/
[9222]: his stadics. TR : ; i :
[9223]i : : ; ; os i |
[9224]i ke Contect and commnications’ baiween BIRADIAL and his case officer will }
[9225]I be clandestine, under pretexta still to be arranged. Commnications betvean : ;
[9226]i the former and any agents or sources he recruits will be arranged according i 7
[9227]i to the circumstances. ; Ss ' a4
[9228]oo, ; H |
[9229]i Se BIRADIAL has been dependent upon this Agency for the past four years, i |
[9230]i which financial dependence has increased considerably over this pericd vith i i
[9231]7 4 the increase of his family. His motivation is patriotic, and his past. actions : i
[9232]; i and achievements have borne this out. an we L oe i :
[9233]| 6s" The estimated anmal cost of this project is $5,705 salary and
[9234]vcii’, @llowances (68-7), 83,550 travel and per diem (to U.S. for covert training,
[9235]| ““a leave and return to Argentina), $500 transportation of effects and $720 for
[9236]| Operational expenses and travel, a total of $10,175, :
[9237]oo 7. WH requests approval of Project BIRADIAL for the period 1 Angust
[9238]1953 through 31 July 195). 7 _
[9239]~~ Chief, Sic
[9240]I: - : - _ . ; " Chief, Plans -
[9241]| sppromts S2y oa, .
[9242]. ATBLCIMENT: Project Outline BIRADIAL _
[9243]ce: STC/SPB Bol SES TTT
[9244]i . RI for Vital Records ; SEGRET ,
[9245]t Sonne manne neat ea nn a de NR Lai tn neem ee ame eam eg ee enn yap ane Sandia
[9246]; .
[9247]i
[9252]Security Information
[9254]PROJECT PLAY
[9256]CAYPTONY! — BIRADIAL . HQTRS CASE OFFICER i
[9258]. John G, Hoyn :
[9259]| DIVISION __WHD itoom to. 2022, Gtrs. I . i.
[9260]BO poe. ot Extension 3992 toEe
[9261]STATIGH Buenos Aires Date___1 August 1953 P|
[9262]OS Ares : ‘
[9263]5 -f
[9264]; i i
[9265]fs 1, The attached project is presented for approval. i |
[9266]2. Project BIRADIAL concerns the transfer of Contract Agent : i
[9267]7 HWANOID from Costa Rice to Argentina, with interin training at € |
[9268]85. headquarters, Upon approval of this project, HUANCID will hence- . Q i
[9269]forth be known as BIRADTAL, oo, t i
[9270]3- Since 1949, BIRADIAL, a native-born American, has been 3
[9271]the most valuable agent of the San Jose Station. ile successfully é i
[9272]directed and exoloited a high-level penetration of the Cuarnist en
[9273]-Party of Costa Rica. Among other accomplishments, he recruited i Bs
[9274]. '. two nail intercept agents, processing the take hinself, end has i “| a
[9275]va recruited three additional agents presently being used; he also j . ;
[9276]. bet up safe-houses and was in charge of the monitoring post in a 5 can
[9277]technical surveillance. In the latter instance, his quick thinking BO ‘f
[9278]in renoving the equipment prevented its discovery, when the opera- E j
[9279]‘tion was blewn due to circunstences unrelated. to his’ hancling of =
[9281]the “operation. More recently, 3IRADIAL personally entered tne. Coa-
[9282]_- mmist Party headquarters surreptitiously during the ilay Day cele-
[9283]bration and carried off nore than 75% of their official records.
[9284]. His case officers have been impressed with his initiative, security-
[9285]“sacs «iv. tiindedness, and ability to exercise good judgement under crerational
[9286]., ' Stress. BIRADIAL's transfer from Costa Rica to another area has
[9287]. become necessary due to the expiration of his cover status as a
[9288]i... Stadent there.
[9290]k, BIRADIAL has already created his cover for the first year
[9291]“* of bis new assignnent in Buenos Aires, having been accepted as a
[9292]a student at the University of 3uencs Aires for the tera beginning
[9293]'* Fareh 195). During this period he will develop a snall photographic
[9294]business, in which he has had professional experience, to cover his
[9295]activities in Argentina after completing his university studies. Ho
[9296]' funds for this purpose will be required from this Agency.
[9298]REE LEA SAT LENORE TREE OOM EIT Be monroe NEE Ph RAE ONE SIR accep Em TIALS DUE ERRORS ROP TER FECA MEM L ctsese enetc eReE ST
[9300]The project's OSectives are the development of penetrations of
[9302]ot : the Communist Party of Argentina (FCA), its front. organizations and
[9304]| SAC SEerin sense
[9307]14-0000
[9311]to dzvelep inform: tien on ZA penetration of Government circles,
[9312]BIUDIAL will perfora cutout duties as assigned by the Chief of boo,
[9313]_ Hission, ; . i
[9315]5. The estinated cost of this project for the first year ig
[9317]$20,475.00, This includes: salary of 34205 (GS-7 level) plus i
[9318]allowances of 31500; operaticnal travel 5120; operational exences H
[9319]2600; the balance.of 94050 conprises 32550 for the travel or ZI- a. . i
[9321]RADIAL, ‘his wife and tuo‘children fron Costa Htica to the United’
[9322]States and thence to Argentina; $500 for the transportation of
[9323]personal effects either froa Costa tice or ‘the United States to
[9324]Argentina; and $900 for qmaz9 per. diem while in trevel status and .
[9326]. during training at headquarters. Subject is selling xost of his ‘
[9327]vin - personal effects in Costa Rica, ‘The norsal annual cost of this
[9329]project therefore, would @memzeS be 346125,
[9331]6. BIRADIAL will be perritted to take’ one month of leave with
[9332]pay, before entering training. He justly deserves this’ censidera~
[9333]tion. While in training a new contract will be signed with 5 DUDIAL
[9334]embodying the features outlined in parasraph 5,
[9336]4
[9338]H
[9339]i
[9341]|
[9343]7 Since it is urgent for the preservation of BIRADIAL's cover
[9344]that this project be implenented as soon as possible, it is requested
[9345]' sthat the effective date be 1 August 1953.
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[9363]CRYPTONYS: BIRADIAL “|
[9364]| |
[9365]Part I i 4
[9367]1, Area of Oerations: ;
[9368]Buenos Aires, Argentina.
[9370]i
[9371]|
[9372]4,
[9373]Tn
[9374]|
[9375]|
[9376]” i
[9378]4.
[9381]i
[9382]|
[9384]2. , References:
[9386]Project HUMANOID, Tize contract agent HUW:ANOID will become
[9387]BIRADIAL in this: new project through which he will be trans~
[9388]ferred from Costa Rica to Argentina.
[9390]BUEN 73h (I! 45639).
[9392]See . 8 Oigectives:
[9394]> To tring to Washington for training and transfer from
[9395]Costa dica to Argentina a Contract Agent for the purpose
[9396]of developing penetrations of the Communist Party of Arg-
[9398]entina (PCA), and Comunist front organizations, and to
[9399]- perform cutout duties as assigned. tho .
[9401]i
[9402]i
[9403]i
[9404]L
[9406]“4
[9407]H
[9408]4.
[9409]at
[9410]on
[9411]ho
[9415]The Argentine Commmist Party (PCA); Communist. student and
[9417]. intellectual circles; Conmumist labor groups; PCA penetra-
[9418]_tdon of. government circles,
[9420]Tasks: . _ nee
[9422]“fo gather pertinent data from all aveilable sources on _
[9423]leading Communists and their associates.
[9425]Personnel:
[9427].: & Pseudonyns or eryptonyms?
[9429]_ The project initially will involve the use of BIRADIAL, only.
[9430]Xt will be amended as sub-agents are added subsequeniiy. .
[9432]ty
[9433]a
[9435]'
[9439]SECRET -
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[9481]Security information
[9482]-~- 2
[9484]Personal data:
[9486]BIRADIAL is an Azerican citizen born in Dlinois in 1922, -
[9487]who is married to a Costa Rican and has tyvo sméll children.
[9488]He spent approxdmately 5 years doing U.S. Air Force intel-
[9489]ligence work in the C3I and Carribean Theatres, Since June
[9490]1949 he has-worked for KU3ARK in Costa tica as a Contract
[9491]Agent under: student cover, ile is particularly adept at +
[9492]spotting and recruiting agents and has successfully super-
[9493]vised the direction of a high-level Comumist Party
[9494]penetration agent.
[9496]5S. Cover:
[9498]Clandestine contact will be arranged between the agent and
[9499]the c@se officer, In view of the-sensitive nature of his —
[9500]objectives and the modest position he is likely to occupy
[9501]in the American comunity in Buenos Aires, it is regarded
[9502]&s inconsistent and insecure for SIRADIAL to enter into a .
[9503]social relationship with his case officer.
[9505]Subject has been accepted as a student at the University of
[9506]Buenos Aires for the school year beginning March 195).
[9507]Having a wife and two children he will try to establish hin-
[9508]self in the photographic business, ostensibly to nake ends
[9509]meet while completing his studies. He is qualified and has
[9510]had experience in this business before. By the tine his
[9511]studies are completed (in about oné year) he proposes to
[9513]“have developed ‘his photographic business sufficiently to
[9515]provide adequate cover, justifying his remaining in Argentinas
[9517]\ 6. Contact and Conmmications:
[9519]The case officer will contact BIRADIAL directly to provide
[9520]him with direction and collect his reports. Joth are native-
[9521]born Americans, Contacts will be clandestine upon pretexts
[9522]still to be arranged,
[9524]any sub-agents subsequently recruited also will be contacted
[9525]clandestinely. They will be confined to persons witiin the
[9526]normal social and business strata of BIRADIAL,
[9528]No special problems of contact and comunication are. anti-
[9529]cipated, .
[9531]7 Control: ; : ; .
[9533]OT A mets NS FER SEET ARID AE BES OTE DEAL TE RTT RN ne 6 ah Sart AD SEG NO GAIN Ca Tobe A RL STP wee ee Staite ae!
[9536]14-0000
[9538]amelie mem fenntereahT Pe) fel Nemec
[9540]8.
[9542]9.
[9546]mation
[9549]“years. The degree of financial deSendence has increased
[9550]considerably over this period with the increase in his
[9551]family, Tie necessity’to meet these responzibilities
[9552]assure his readiness to co:ply with all directions to pro-
[9553]tect his job.
[9555]‘bs Subject is motivated by a sincere patriotic desire to ren--.
[9557]‘der valueile service to his ceuntry, iis aggressive at-
[9558]titude toward his work and the initiative he has summoned
[9559]in pursuance of the tesks assigned to hin have constently
[9560]borne evidence of his devotion to the protection of dneri-
[9561]can ideals and interests. .
[9563]Special Equipment:
[9564]None.
[9565]Coordination:
[9567]Coordination with the Costa Rican Desk and Headquarters Covert
[9568]Training will be effected,
[9570]Time table:
[9572]Tha project can be activeted upon approval. for the preserva-—
[9573]tion of BIRADIAL's cover it is important that the project be
[9574]implemanted as soon after 1 August 1953 as possible. Qn that.
[9576]- date Subject must move from his home in Costa Nica, and should
[9577].°, then travel to the United States, since his studies and work .
[9578]in San Jose have been terminated. ~ ; .
[9582]‘Duration of the project: indefinite.
[9584]Part II
[9588]The following is an estimate of the cost for the FY 195}.
[9589](Subsequent fiscal years will show a smaller cost ratio, since
[9590]the transportation of BIAADIAL and his family from Costa Hica
[9591]to the United States for training and subsequent travel to —
[9592]Argentina will not re-occur.): ;
[9594]. Salary (at the rate of GS-7): Lo $h205
[9595]. 0 eo
[9596]Allowances: | 1500
[9604]a
[9605]1
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[9612]“
[9614]Security information ig
[9616]ott an eee ater em terete
[9621]t
[9622]Per dien during training, triefing and travel ; ~
[9623]to and from the U.S. (Fer dien in U.S. 2 39,00): 900 d “fy -
[9624]t ”
[9626]Travel for self, and three dependents from Costa i t
[9627]Rica to the United States and thence to Argentina: 2450-- ; ;
[9628]Transportation of effects froa Costa Aica or the a a
[9629]: United States to Buenos Aires, Argentina: ,° ‘S00 poof j
[9630]Operational Travel: 120 ;
[9631]- ‘Operational Expenses (for purchase of information ; i
[9632]ys and entertainment): 600 He
[9633]TOTAL PROJECT Cast : -« $10,475
[9635]12. Special Problems and Comitaents:
[9637]A new contract will be signed with BIRADIAL while he is-at
[9639]headquarters for training. It will enbody provisions constitu~ —
[9640]ting en improvement for him in compensation and allowances. This
[9641]is already provided for within the framework of this project. oan
[9643]ances re ee RR AR Ae etna ce oe ho eee Weng muon,
[9645]SECRET
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[9650]14-0000
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[9656]28 JULY 53 i 45639
[9658]j FROM, DIRECTOR, CIA.
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[9676]| > TARCETS1 ARGENTINE COMSIE PARTY, CO‘AIE STUDENT AND INTELLECTUAL, ; ey
[9677](CIACLES, COMME LADOR GROUPS ANC PCA PENETRATION OF GOVT CIRCLES. Boy
[9678]|
[9680]a TASKS s GATHER PERTINENT DATA FROM ALL AVAILABLE SOURCES ON LEADING
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[9897]: FROM =: Chic OF Station, Son Jasdé
[9899]‘SUBJECT: Genera. | Speretfocal
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[9902]SPECIFIC HULA OF 7
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[9907]: _ Ref: sPsvel2:, 3 duns 1953 ot : . ;
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[9909]po TS agsuming aubjest thet seet services heve been acde a aabter
[9910]poe of permancal record end thet subject will bo contested eb
[9911]i io 4.) B$a Bises of euployment in the event the need icp his =. °°
[9912]: Services arisca ct a future deta. ~° |. - an
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[9915]< exployment ast fosth in iter 10 of TRS/fIK~15, witch ups
[9917]gransaltted with @°SA01395, Yhe only identification wich
[9919]wili be esquired of the contacting offfcor is as follows:
[9921]eS Sa "(Peeo name of UMANSTD) nes
[9922]: o 68460 ms $9 sct.in toneh with you ag
[9923]eo T'vwo rocontly errived in coats Rea." |
[9925]* ¢ome wo.
[9930]14.0000
[9932]me 8 4 :
[9933]vias AM ee PRETTE pispatcn no. MA y0g
[9934]: SPECIFY AIR OR SEA POUCH ry 4 !
[9935]CLASSIFICATION :
[9937]TO" _Chief of Station, Buenos Aires)... i
[9939]: ‘prom. +; Chef, of Station, Sen Joaéd INFO: Wash -
[9940]a SUBJECT: cenern. CPOPational So en!
[9941]vs SPECIFIC. HUMANOTD 4
[9942]: "Ref: DIR 90$60, 23 June 1953
[9944]1, ‘Transaitted herewith is the HUMANOID file, which, through
[9945]@ regrottablo inadvortence, was not foryarded to your staticn
[9946]sooner, After perusal. by your statiou, it is requested that
[9947]the filo be rsturnod’to Sin José for use in briefing the...) |.
[9948]{neoning Chief of Station on tho over-all scope ond rasifie ~°
[9949]. -gatfions of these activities formerly nandled by subject weiech
[9950]: will be reassigned upon HUMANOID's departures Loe
[9952]- 2, In view of tho fact that subject has sold his house and
[9953]: ‘farniture and must effect dolivery on 31 July 1953, and
[9954]because a tentative departure date of 1 Auzust 1953 hes been
[9955]set, your early attention to reference vo ld be greatly
[9957]' apprecietede 7 . 3 a So,
[9959]' [ho HUMANOID file will bo returned to Suenos Altres for ; :
[9960]permanent retention after it has served the purpose set forth |
[9961]in Paragraph 1, : oo . a oe
[9963]yo,
[9965]obi eT Be are ed
[9967]1. File
[9969]1 = Buen y/ enc) EE
[9970]ca a Wash 2% Pele
[9971]26 duly 1953 | 7
[9973]a Qut, 53
[9977]CLASSIFICATION
[9979]‘rom no.
[9980]wae 1948
[9984]RI COPY .207 - Me SIEI" '
[9989]14-00000
[9994]A . . . _— ,. BABR7- 1,03 !
[9995]SS i HAFGK Ho. 87
[9996]Security informanon
[9997]Chiof of Kisetcn, uence Aires 2 duly 1953 —
[9998]HUMANOID
[10000]RUFLIGNGS* DIR 07060
[10002]de
[10004]Je c. KING WH/ITT/Costa Rica
[10006]Peferance catls propoced subject for your consideration as @ contract
[10007]agent, in witch capacity ho has already served KEVI-S most ably dering
[10008]the peat four yoars in Costa ica. The om Jose Station uRs requesved
[10010]to forward subject's file for your perusal; we hope that you ere now in
[10012]_ Yeooipt of this filo.
[10014]fda dispatch has the purpose of presenting to you Headquarters’ appreisal
[10015]‘af UUEANGIDe A reVier of te Nordquartere file indiestes that HUMANUID le
[10016]an ogpressivo, rather wll qualificd operative, Wio has enfoyed a food
[10017]measure af success and hes exurcised rood Judsent wider operational stress.
[10018]No douiros a caresr with this Apency, and is devoted toa the work. Subjestto
[10019]ecadenic educatian hag boon deaimnod to fit hin to becase an econontet.
[10020]Prior to anmtering o contract relationaiip mith EULARK, subject had received
[10021]Ue 3s Aray intalliconcs training and had worked for Air. Force Intellicenco
[10022]‘dm Panama.
[10024]qhere follow a mumary and appraieal of TMANOID's work which bas been
[10025]Provided by the Heacquartara Costa Rican Deak.
[10027]Q&« HVHANGID wae recreited by the Panaa station in Noveaber 1748, but in
[10028]early 19,3 he noved to Sen Jose, Costa Rica, where he enrolled in tho
[10029]University of Costa Rica az ea student of ocanomics. In Juno WL
[10031]~ Project NUMAHUID sas activated, with subject handling and acting as
[10032]cutout for two mail intercept arants and a low level penstration of
[10033]the Comunist Party. In Cetobor 19L9 a very hish=level penotration
[10034]of the Coxmunist ferty wos also turned over to the subject, who was
[10036]SECRET
[10038]aef-/659rT
[10040]oe anti PASS Hee eee
[10043]14-0000
[10045]ate t
[10047]SECKET ZAbIUO3
[10048]‘ . B x
[10049]Seeunty infer mation, ace
[10051]by this tise devoting apopracimialy half his tine to aa wurk.
[10053]‘bince that time [upAnVID's main cutles have bean to act as cutout
[10055]and direct those asunte, =ith the axception of ths lw levol pence
[10056]tration who eas cropped in -id-lf52. HokANUID'a nost Lsportant
[10058]nincle activity hos been in debriefing the lus b-level penetration
[10060]agent aio he was Leen avlo te develop to a pelut vhere HUMANULD and ~
[10062]this one ascent constltute the nost imartent assets. of the station.
[10064]i
[10066]|
[10067]i
[10069]be In the course of his operational duties, subject has proved hingglf to
[10070]ve vory security cenecicus and tc possess a derree of initiative wileh
[10071]hee impresced the etation chief on more tin one occasion. He has
[10072]participated in settine up eafehouseo, sae responsible for reeruiting
[10073]. . the two nail intercept arents, aid has provided tho facilities far
[10074]photoprephing the material these tes a;ents turn over to bia for
[10075]rapid processing and retum to naraal mail channele. Subfect has
[10076]| yeeruited two additional arente, both of when ere rresectly being
[10077]used, am! carried out © cold reeruiteent aitemmt on a caramist
[10078]wich La stall pomdinr. HULANOID participated in a technical sum
[10079]valllance operation in carly 1951 during wiieh he wae in charre of
[10080]the mmitorine pest tesother with an indicenovs agent. under his -
[10081]; : directicne The omsration was Dlom after a short tine cue to cir
[10082]“ : _ Qunatances beyond his control, shiieh had no relation, to tho operation
[10083]. “'. " §tmelf er the my in which ho ren it. uxtensive checking cubsequently
[10084]: sowed that he was not caiprudsed and that his quick action prevented
[10085]a amy discovery of tho teelmical survelllance equipment itealf. kest
[10086]i . recently, '[UKAUGID surreptitiously entered the Cocramist Party heade.
[10087]oe quarters in Costa Rica en Bay Day end carried eff over 7535 of the
[10088]ae affielal records of the Porte
[10091]i
[10093]a es Sibjoct te en cagert photorrerher and at one tina operated his ‘om
[10094]Seb ean! photerraphy shop in San Joze. Re is also fairly proficient in saml-”
[10095]“le” Gye Morse cade, ia trained in the use of firsaras, and has studied
[10096]. end worked with chearte and mans. le wes trained in fale warfare
[10097]during eleven wantas in the cal theater durin; the last var wile »
[10098]with the Air torese He is consicered emert in writing repartee
[10099]Subject has proved Linself’ to to nowledzealio in the wmusl techie
[10100].0f covert opsrations after four years of working in San Jose, and las
[10101]rroved to be invalvable to the station in spotting and/or recruiting
[10102]eciitional aente.
[10104]a. HUZAIGID ip married to a Costa @ican wonan and has two children.
[10105]. Hie wife is cognizant of his intellirence activitiss, and has aided
[10106]hin on several occasions. There are no indications that she hes in >
[10108]7 7 any way coupronioed his sccurity. , a
[10110]leh Mia Rasemeng te
[10112].
[10113]wen,
[10115]SEGRET
[10117]cin Seb
[10119]a
[10123]14-0000
[10125]|
[10126]; : 7 f
[10127]= ett tacky SEGHET mie 3 3
[10129]a AR ; Security Informatie :
[10131]t
[10132]: . . “
[10133]: 8. Tho question of 2 oareer status ans discussed with oubject ever a . [ os
[10134]; . ear éfo wien he was in touch ulth ths former chief of station now “E
[10135]at tcadquartors, bet no counitaents were made in this rerard, |
[10136]Althouch he ws told that it would be considered, depandine on his |
[10137]futures activities. Ye indie-ted hig wWillininoss to continue his '
[10138]_ operational eactivitics in any other enntry when hie course of i
[10139]. ,,ftediog andsd in March 1953 at the Univernity of Coste Ricts Fe a i
[10140]' is sresontly sscepted for the March Lh class at the Univeraity of 2 |
[10141]Duenes Aires waere ho hones to ret bis 5 in Seonmnics, Ne has . i
[10142]discussed the qveztion of covert training’ at Neadquerters poze tke !
[10143]Sn lato 1953 yrfor to -oinr to Arpentina. It is Heedquarterat
[10144]understanding that he would coma to Voaiquarters gone tice in late i
[10145]bugust ur Septasber for ar-roxinataly tro months covert trainings,
[10146]after wich sie mivht be directed to avait departure for arcentine
[10147]wmthl sone tise in aldJamary 195); in order not to arrive in the
[10148]area too lon: before his achooliny starta,
[10150]£. Additional paraunal infornetion on eubject will be fomd in the Sen ,
[10151]Joou Sietdon rile. : : E
[10153]. R. BUHANOID aprears ta be a rronksing prospect fer congicerntion es ane of
[10154]: . te individuals to be introduced inte fxgertina uncer imofficial cover,
[10155]46 accardanos with country Plan Onjoctivee. should you find tds qualte 3
[10156]ficstions of interest and favor hz entry into Argentina es a Misston i
[10157]\ Boset, cloars advise as early as possible, in order that necessary a
[10158]travel dstaile ars! trainine setedules can be arranred ct Vosdcnaurters. '
[10159]In view of the higher Btandard of livin: in buenos Afres and mbjeet's oo
[10160]oxsollent record of service, en accndmert -of hia present contract wndd =!
[10161]be offectad utile he is in vashineion.s cur Procent thinvin; is in terns :
[10162]of annual coupensaiion at U5-7 level .(3b205). An Anerican student with
[10163]To ‘@ vifo and te children wil) probally discover this azount to be nom
[10165]koe peeps too ample to saintain a normal standard of Uvinz. Your coments and -
[10166]. . , Sagresticns will ve appreciated, partiewlarly with rerard to any allow
[10167]' @nces that would 46 appropriate. : ;
[10169]. Se Anearty reply wuld be espocially holpful, eince EUNANCID. Kas already
[10170].” Wemained in Costa Rica threo meeiths Leyood the date of completion of
[10171]_ his studies and swwuld leave thors ly Amst. (He mia requeste! by the
[10172]Sen dose Station to remain throsjh July to cover the inpandinr elections.)
[10173]Ye shall await your reply pendin;: any further action Treparding HiuttROID.
[10176]By! J. Heyn
[10178]is f 3.— Puenos tirss | ; - : *
[10180]Poole 2 ~ wD WH/TIT/Costa Rica/ B.A. Chrong}"=
[10184]: 7
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[10189]SECRET
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[10196]14-0000
[10198]yates
[10200]ROUTING
[10201]Me. 45.89 «> ClassiFiep Message “4
[10203]By oe CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
[10204]19 JUS 1993 . ;
[10206]To: ce 5
[10207]i aR ABP 1 AHLET:T I (BUENOS mus) Je Ge ew | YH. 392°C
[10208]: FROM: ; eS , ed
[10209]PERCE, cam INTSLLIQUNGE AGENCY ROUTE re
[10210]i cone: ( WH HH ) 20442 22 wun 53
[10211]| INFORMATION: FY, FI/OPS, FI/PLANS, FI/RE 2 * . oe AG
[10212]i. Bo, ; a tt - . t
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[10218]if (1, SUaIZCT IS mMudANOrD AMERICAN COSTMACT AGENT cP P2avBN VALI, 4 SARS
[10219]| =
[10220]SERVICE WITH GOSTA RICAN STATIG:, i
[10221]; a
[10222]- 2.  MUANOID GS TATE 52 8) SUGGEST ANGLED ASMIGHGaT IF HE 4
[10223]L
[10224]bo ABLE BavELOP COVER, ii HAS NGi ARRAWED EMIRANCE BUGS AIRES UNIVLASITZ, pot
[10225]I
[10226]fs | Roque YOR COMERTS AFTER MOVLM WIS FLUE, DISPATCH FOLLONS ITi DERN.
[10227]| i
[10228]i Be. FOR SANS: POUCE MURANO FLL Wau.
[10229]{ oo . .
[10231]<a Meetry
[10233]an > arty ate
[10235]Bo N. DAMICRSI
[10237]Cuter, Das rr
[10239]ee,
[10240]da GC. KIEG ~
[10241]CHTEP, WED
[10244]a.
[10247]14-0000 . a Fe
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[10253]vA: GRany in ba aA POA a DISPATCH NO.
[10255]ON imnsAa-60
[10257]SECURIL Y INFORMA
[10258]CLASSIFICATION
[10260]if . 10 :chief, WHD > : DATE: 8 Januery 1953
[10262]| prom :Shief of Station, San José
[10264]SUBJECT: cemnu— Operational a sie
[10266]i _ spene~ Security Review of Current Operations
[10271]: : 1. Tne following comuents on referoncs ard gubaitted
[10272]for your information and filoa. It fs to bo noted thas the
[10273]headquarters reviowing officiala have arrived et & nuaaber of the
[10274]game conclusions thet we biuve with rogerd to the security of tho
[10275]Project and tho possible lines of action to be followed,
[10277]. 2. With rogerd to Parasraph 6 of rcferenso,ww feel that
[10278]{ although the security risk of contact and communications botween .
[10280]og HUMAHOTD and HUHANOID=@3 has not been romoved, it has been roasonably
[10281]of 0  miniaised, After the closing of HUSAHOIU's photo shop in November,
[10283]1951, soveral nectings wore carried out at night on pari bonenes —
[10285]walle -eb.emnta wero being made to locate a socure safehouse, This
[10287]method wes not satisfactory because of the impossibility of nandling .
[10289]and discussing written materials, tho brief time liuit denanded, ani
[10291]the posaibility of accidental pssogiition cof onc or the othsm, A
[10293]muber of noetinzgs wero held at tie home of HUMANOID at night with
[10295]preearranzod safety-danger signals. Although tho obvious security -
[10297]hazards here were agsraveted by tho fact’ thet. a Camaunist rarty.
[10299]sympathi_er lives in the noignborhood, the riske wure deouved less ; _
[10301]serious than par« mestinss. A safe house was located in Hay, 1952, (aye
[10303]_ ana waa used for severul motings, but wus courrouwised and abendonod ;
[10305]’ when several school acquaintances of HUMANOID pessed by and sew hin
[10307]_ wmlockinz the front door, Meotinzs wero again hold ct the home of
[10309]... HUMANGID on a stagsered sshedule while search for suitccle safehouses
[10310]/ gontinued. (At least ten apartmonts and officos were examined
[10312]" and rejected by HUANSID and the writer during this period.) A new
[10314]“ gefehouse wos rented on 1 November, 1952, and 1s presently boing
[10316]“wsed for moetin:s. Howovor, both IUHANSID and WUHANCID]=3 have
[10318]agreed to abandon this place at the end of the month, because
[10320]_. gotuel use hes desonstrated sesurity weamesses in oxit and entrye .
[10322]"cS Another safe Office ig presently undor investicgution, ana atteupts
[10324]4. ',.; have been made to liait the live contucts by brush motings in dar-
[10326]“t kened stroots and use of a poss office box for nonepensitivo reports,
[10328]wap et ances a eat eaten
[10330]Fe aterm tL E TAOS aye ert
[10332]Seah
[10333]i
[10335]“ Ho are also actively soarching for g:itavle two-way dead drop
[10336]i... faellities in a further effort to ainiaize live contacts. ;
[10338]|e800/- 160871
[10340]: : Et, 51-28A COPY. ; VD f ;
[10341]re Oo , TESA" 6 BO EF
[10343]cr a oe ” . a. . . ” . . as a -
[10344]SET NT REE RT ee TRERENNR  —eeemnmetit erent rr ee ~——_ .
[10345]; ai ty . * . & : , . : .
[10346]os Saal rae a ent aie tae ne ay Ae a!
[10349]14-0000
[10351]ae Reet eetnitrtaen 8
[10353]XV: an Tee
[10355]pout Oe SECRET ‘ i
[10357]i; wren Tew oes 7
[10358]4 : Pago 2 SECLIITY LIFORMATINE HRSA$60 A
[10359]4 - :
[10361], 3. With resard to Paragraph 7 of referonze, it ts to be
[10362]noted that HUMANOID's relations with the Dircevor sf the vost Office
[10363]: . have been stronztherned con isicerably in recent months, The Uirector
[10364]has beon outssoxenly enti-Sommuust in several long discuseions and
[10365]has referrec once or twice to the fact tust his personal war uzeinst
[10366]the local Communists, 1.0., interception and confiscation of
[10367]Communist propaganda, oPOare to go unrecognised by the Custa Rican
[10368]govornnent, iio Intinated thut he “Ls more awure of the Gan zers
[10369]presontce by Communist setivitios than are the security « thoritles,
[10370]We fcel confident tnet no Costh Rican officials are actively
[10371]attempting to identify higher elemsats in the net, control the
[10372]Operation, or dotect the natures of our intollizense interesta, The
[10373]Director's personal censorship enounts to little more than confise
[10374]“eating obvious Comiiniss propucomdsa (most of whics ds turned over to
[10375]Sug in bulis) end. opening lettors for berusal. Ee has no facilities :
[10376]‘for copying such letters and maintains no files of past corrsspondence.
[10377]The chief of the Costa Rizan Intelligence Service is well xnown to ug
[10378]i, .ang on the para cccasions whon Ao requasts the Director te intercept
[10379]a lctter we hear of 1¢ from efther the Director or HUMANOIDe2,
[10381]kh. In view of tho dovolosnent of sore intimate relations
[10382]between HUMANOID and the Director and the lutter's interast in whether
[10383]any record exists of his cooperation in anti-Commmist aztivitios, we
[10384]n. ‘ have obtained prelizinary PRQ deta from him and are presently con-
[10385]oF ‘sidering the possibility of rocuesting clonrance as a paid a-ont.
[10386]: Thia will be the subject of a future dispatch. Purthor Indication of
[10387]7 cthe, lack of cetailed informetion on the pars of the Costa Fican
[10388]i guthorities consorning this project is contained in PROA-1272.
[10390]S. with regerd to Peragrsph 6 of reforunce dispateh,
[10391]' we have long been conceraicd over the leck of additional cutout, and
[10392]the scope of responsibilitics presently assigued to HUMANOID, we hore
[10393]Bo to separate the mail intercant and the Vansuardia Pop.lar operations
[10394]pe fn the near future. As previously reported, tae ‘possibility exists that-
[10395]to ‘HUMANOID will cepart Costa Rica some tine during 1953. ve have already.
[10396]a begun turning over the vostsl intercept activity to HWHIST. dhen
[10397]-elearanca is obteined for HUNORESC UZ, and further observation is
[10398]completed, we contemplate turning UUMANOID}=3 over to YUNSNESCUB, In
[10399]adiition, we are getnering PRC data on additional potential cutouts,
[10403]6. With rezerd to Parc; :paph 9 of reference, it 1s to be
[10404]noted that we were in tse process of “developing cordial relitions :
[10405]with Major Jorze PACH:CO aa an inbassy officor concerned with visa
[10406]security risxs, internacional travel of Comsunists, arns saugezling from
[10407]the U.S., ete. PACHECO resigned es Chief of Detectives sone cionths
[10408]ago end is not presently connected with the government, we have meine
[10409]tained friendly relations with hin, howover, on the possibility that
[10410]ho may again ot some future datc return to a responsible position,
[10412]f Te Concerning Para-raph lo of refereme, 4t is to be
[10413]-_ noted that HUMANOID will quite likely depart Costa Rica during 1953»
[10415]VDP
[10418]14-0000
[10420]Page 3 FRSL@69
[10422]thereby eliminating the securty aspects of the fact thut his
[10423]intelligence activitioas are known to a wide circle of indigenous azents.
[10424]The Director of the Post offico fs under cocsiceration for racrultment
[10425]as @ paid ugsnt, It is sot believed thut subject's wife represents
[10427]@ security hezarc, Qup limited otservetion of her indicetes that
[10429]she is discreet, a conclusion which 1s strencthened by the fact that
[10431]no security broeches have occurred eg a result of her generalized
[10433] gwereness of HUMsvOIDts intelligence astivitios., It £8 expected that
[10435]eho will apply for U.S. eitizensnip in the rear future,
[10437]8 Readquertersa! recommendation thet BCKANGID exercise
[10438]extrazo cention in all of his intellisence activities will bo followed,
[10440]- The diayrac attached to referonce is ac-urate with the one addition
[10442]that HUAIST is comizant of tne postal fntercest activity. During
[10444]this developaon: al pewiod, HCMANCID hes been cecting as @ cutout
[10445]“betweon IMTST and the Chief of Station. In the nsar future direst
[10446]eontact will be cstobdlished between HY-IST and the Chief of Station, and
[10447]RURAGID withdrawn fron this aetivity. .
[10449]9. ke appreciate the exhaustive review of this project
[10450]prepsred by headquarters. It is our desire to keep headquarters:
[10451]promptly infcrmed of all uwinor details as well as major developzonts,
[10452]However, we frequently find in the siftin; and ovaluetion of those matters
[10453]demanding attention at any zivea time that either, poutine reporting or
[10455]_ +eurrent coperetions must suffer,
[10457]_. James K, Russo
[10459]onto ee ep ney ener
[10461]pe es
[10463]acer ere neni,
[10466]14:00000 j
[10468]oon > oo. Hey Lol oa
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[10473]GFECIFY em O8 STA POU ee ab bates ©
[10477]DISPAICH NO.
[10479]CLASSIFICATION
[10481]To ;Cndot, 4D 2 January 1953 vt
[10483]DATE:
[10484]FROM: . Chief of Station; ‘San José : os L
[10485]SUBJECT: cenera.—- Operational ; ; : _ . | ; ;
[10486]secaric— HUAANOID cote
[10488]-Rof: © = SANJ 905, DIR 2,576
[10490]'Yashington in early Hovenbor, 1952, on personal business snd cone
[10492]“tected Elmer C. tiercer upon arrival in order to discuss the possile
[10493]bilities of a future assignment in enotner Latin Acerican country.
[10494]Aftor discugsion with WHD officers, according to subject, Mercer
[10495]indicated that reassignment to another country would be considered.
[10496]An essignment in Argentina wus tontatively discussed with the
[10497]understanding that subject must crrange his cover personally and
[10498]hic departure from San Jcsé must have our concurrence. Itwas also.
[10500]mentioned that subject might be afforded apprceximately three months
[10501]training in ‘lashington prior to departure for srgentina, snd that
[10502]@ new contract would be prepared,
[10504]|
[10506].
[10507]1, As indicated in references, subject travelled to ; : |
[10508]-
[10510]i
[10512]‘that he can transfer to the Schcol of Econonmle Selences, University
[10513]“-of Buenog Aires, in order to obtain his 8.8, degree. He has 3
[10514]-. epprpoximately one more year of schoolins before cbtaining his cegree. :
[10516]-Contact with the Argontine Consul indicated no difficulties would
[10517]be encountered in making. the transfer or obtaining e visa and. that |
[10518]Job opportuni thos, in the photosrapnic field ere favorable. :
[10520]2. Since bis return to San J:sé, sabject has ascertainsd oan .:
[10522]an . 3. In view of tho fact thet subject's ‘services will
[10524]; ‘be needed here for the remainder of the presidential electoral
[10526]- campaign, it will be mid-July before he can be releasud. Subject
[10527]is aware of this time consideretion and is planning to enter the
[10528]University of Buenos Aires at the beginning of the school year in
[10529]March, 1954. This tentative schedule will perait a few months
[10531]; training din Washington subsequent to July, 1953, end will also
[10532]“permit a period of a few months orientation in Argentina prior to
[10533]- | the start of the school year. :
[10535]'. XY. Headquarters comments are requested on the above
[10536]matter as well as information as to what comuitments, if any, were
[10537]_ made to subjost while in Washington. Subject ststes 1t will be
[10539]Necessary to take his wife ani two children to the U.S, with him if
[10540]training is required. His wife is planning to apply for U.S.
[10541]citize:ship. ; ; - wap thee rt
[10545](GE, 51-284
[10547]14-0000
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[10559]: ao 1 IEE | ; wecgep
[10560]Pegs 2 Sees Olt cove: _ ExSA251 a
[10561]SECURITY INFORMATION ne : :
[10563]S. We would be interested in any available inforsation
[10564]for passing to subject, such as whether the organizationy {ll pay
[10565]his passage to the United States for training and to trgenstne for
[10566]assignment, etc. :
[10568]i.
[10569]|
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[10577]; . '
[10579]7 i
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[10582]a '
[10583]. |
[10585]: James K. Russo
[10587]a
[10588]SELES!
[10589]sTY INE ORMA
[10591]- TION’
[10594]CRRA THF Pre eR RNUIIE NE (97 wc eonTUe Jammer rho Posed nem «oe pw ya meray ee
[10599]ae a te
[10601]7 aoe BS ; my fe
[10602]in * - a4
[10603]WA: Age DISPATCH NO. UnsAel 68 i
[10604]SPECIFY AIR C® SEA POUCH enemenel is
[10605]; Loe i
[10606](eC RET - t
[10607]TARE PW IN ONTION '
[10608]“LASS Fi cations ° :
[10609]. . 4 Le toad ,
[10610]10 :Chicf, WHD DATE: “ , !
[10611]FROM. :Chicf of Station, San José St nd
[10613]SUBJECT: Generm- Oporaticual | i
[10614]. SPECIFIC. | ‘ %
[10615]. , Camaunios Forty Ponotration Govrations .
[10616]Refs LNSveLI6 a os
[10618]Ye Hoedousrters attontion is invited to Project “UEILYANT wailed
[10619], bao ag tts objcevive the rorr:itaent of a party meausr ep the
[10620]introduction oF e@ ney uecler tute tho Caarmist Party in the
[10621]CUOPIS OroMs.: HOMTLIAMe2 has nace sone poo mess in toto regard, rf i
[10622]havins been accepzod in the Camsinist esacdicote anc heving i
[10624]io. i wicensd hip circle of Caseudot asquaintences in tho crca, This - .
[10625]i on profec$ 45 cxepectod to PrOGICO a louelevel, lonjetemm pamtime M I
[10626]i ou tion af the perdy in one of the : moat epiticol labor omoas of - {
[10627]t
[10628]i
[10630]Hosta Ricu,
[10632]wo Be  HimaniTD has resent.y Deon iactructcé te canvesc tho lists
[10633]oo. . +.) e@eend ant third oo -eloa Communic ve end evapcsoizors <a tue
[10634]Tp “Ben José ame for sogskble dofe:ters. Hioetsfore, + of the
[10635]se etstion's cttont!on hes boo. Gipoctes . souercs maucere of tho ;
[10636]. Polit&cal Codalssion with acguthvo Pozulta., Dover, a ruview
[10637]“ of avcilaple sper:ti oaal Get. oa the top lecders is ance asain:
[10638]being mace with tie iisoli.sod Shes EUNLULID will we usd Tos
[10639]oat “Lesst ono opproas:: 1: cclocoly prior to his cosapturde
[10640]Te apsreao: will bo bo in eaditicn to tac cere: for a ceccude
[10641]‘. string pcer.iiment. Also, ac cffort is dcing auje te losale aa
[10642]Gypropriats individual wos will ba inssructod to j-in tise party
[10643]O20 6 Bid nouG-er. va 6 guns 2353 Gro: ‘hey contact was Go: wito the i
[10645]> gabject of 2n540°95 with nog.cive reelte,
[10647]3. Any ponotration of the Caxzmist Porsy is the sono o8 a ponce
[10649]. $pation of the 222% as tho astual losiors-ip is alaost Siontlional, |:
[10650]He oro hovefal tht KUGOWES efforze will meult in the #21 boing . OR
[10651]Goalared fllegel this wcdlie : . :
[10653]Re. ‘ pncoiftc plans Devo been nado as yot for ETPOnte ase in
[10657], Se” Tebow field exesss that. we arc conaiceriag ibs puesivi lity.
[10659]a
[10661]i cory oe
[10662]wil DQol- 768 FFF
[10664]oS GLASSIFLCATION ~
[10665]mae tee si-zea . 7 .
[10666]wae 1908 Ns
[10669]14-0000
[10671]an
[10673]er SECRET
[10675]Hithel
[10676]SECURITY INSURMATION Ae X68
[10678]that nie echool work eun be tied in with lator pocouren om
[10680]‘ Saticny be. tio oronsration of a sehool p Doh
[10682]crters will be ecvised of this angle a:ter EUEIDCE epri ves
[10684]: dm Casta Rice and pets esthlud.s
[10686]Janos Ke
[10688]a)
[10690]ci)
[10691]Qa
[10694]14-0000
[10696]: be sos, Gd the presidential clections will tazo plase in July 1953,
[10698]-f 2 Be. In the unl&koly ovent that HvHAUOID 4g anablo to coaplete
[10700]VER: Aap SEURLY orspatcn no. ee52e175 3 |
[10701]. ot
[10703]i
[10705]i
[10707]SPECIFY AIR OR SEA PoucH SECURITY INFOISATION
[10711], CLASSIFICATION
[10712]To , Ondely bp DATE: 4.6 Jet 1953
[10713]From , CrdeL of Station, Son José . a “t
[10715]" ‘SUBJECT: cenera: Operational .
[10717]>, SRECEPIC: AROTD
[10719]"de Attached hereto 4s a neuorandes preparcd by HUMIANO!D. .
[10720]. Sutlining his desire to depdrt Costa Réze on or about 1 August
[10721]2953 for training in tho U.S, prior to reassigniont to
[10722]‘“Avpcentinss
[10724]2e Tx view of tho fact that UWHTDOR hes aprived in fen José
[10726]bool + We bave 20 ebjostion te oa departure Gute of 2 August, Lceling
[10727]n° that putficiont tine rezains for a thoroush brlefins and
[10728]_ orlentotion ef EairDon. ;
[10730]his cover arrengoaonts in frgontina ond in viow of ais
[10731]_ 89 to servo in any eroay it ts sugsostet thet
[10732]., @nsideration might be given to bis use in Yonezucla,
[10734]» It 48 requested th:t headquarters advise os to tho statue cf
[10735]_ £ta plans for the training and rosesigment of subiecte ;
[10737]-.
[10739]a a ~
[10743]Enol:
[10745]..16 June 1953
[10747]SECURIT INF A e
[10749]" FoRw mo.
[10750]. MAR 1809
[10752]CLASSIFICATION
[10753]$t-28 . .
[10756]14-00000
[10758]soled
[10760]bos,
[10762]FO SECRET
[10764]: SECURITY INPOR SATION .
[10765]i ; 5 gune 1553
[10767]Neco to Janes X, Russo re Departure Mucteble for HuuANSID
[10769]j Certain circumstances surrounding ay eppiication for
[10770]; reaicence in argentina throug: thoir Lasbecsy here in Sen
[10771]: José have given rise to a bu sjobbion in reieronce ton
[10772]tinetetle for departusc, CGrigtneally 15 wus usreed by all
[10773]concerned tht a departura shortly after the local clections
[10774]; (sey 1 August 1953) would be most conventert for tc stations
[10775]. . . There vas gono quaaticn ss to acseptancoe at the University
[10776], or Buenos Airos, built it waa letor aseiced that @ moro aires &
[10777]agsurance of entry could be arranged b7 actuel application for
[10778]Pesident otatus risht here at tan José, Sais vrosess was
[10779]. begun imsediately, Subsequent sonversstisns with Russo,
[10780]oa hovever, have civen mo she imoressicn that headouarters will
[10781]puait the acproval of the reeident perait before arranging
[10782]my cepa:ture for the 0,35,
[10784]Actually thers heave been no unusual obstatlcs encountered in
[10785]j the routine preparation of documentation, but novertheleas,
[10786]: the Argentine Consul assures me that "res - ‘Lts will not be ‘
[10787]; - fortneo..ing in leas than throe uonths.” sccordingly, tis would
[10788]: place the .ost optigistic results some tine in lus Soptenbcr,
[10790]yo Meanwnile, for pathcr urgent personal reascns, I @a anxious |
[10791]ait : that ay departure for tho U.S, ba realized as per the "
[10792]é _ original understanding, th.t is, suortly after the local elections,
[10793]: _ ‘\ By this plan, corres :ondenz6 cen bo maintulnod with the
[10794]eo. Argentine gmbagsy here of fan Jond as concorna the arrival.
[10796]os - of the dosimentation, and my ppo>ised training period can con»
[10798]po  eetysably be sscosplishod within t:!s interval of tine.: If:
[10799]. ... > the resident per:it fa denied, or the delay unis: waldy great, ©
[10800]- @m alternate aroa alght tion be considured.,
[10802]I fully comprehend the unsortaintics involved in making such
[10804]@ departure without tho residence at tue future sat.tion
[10805]positively established sni a. prep.red to enter and worg in any
[10806]area sclected et the diserction of the orga: ization, ‘hat I
[10807]ea tring to avold cost of all £s a possible interin waiting -
[10808]period of several sporiths in a more or less casual status,
[10810]If such is inevitable, then lit it take place ctatesices
[10812]wel ee - HUMANOID. |.
[10816]cog
[10817]secumy weeny STON : , ned a f- of me
[10819]se eras tie Tat aie Ste hae tans crema eek Tee oe
[10821]fun
[10824]14-0000 oof
[10825]us ‘
[10827]IN 29507:
[10829]DIREOTOR, CFA | OO Fg
[10830]ACT LON? Coe we ; Oh22Z 2 JUNE 53
[10832]| INFORMATION: : a COP, Fi, FI/OPS, “FL/STC, pp 2,-PP/PAD, Fiat 2 \
[10836]SANs 989 | | . : |
[10837]_ Tor oaR CITE: SSANI fot
[10838]—_ Res Dt® 06369 (ouT. 64611 ), SSANS 987 (an 22509 ) L Cob.
[10842]RECONSTRUCT CERTAIN VITAL DOCUMENTATION, WE IN POSSESSION 85% THEIR
[10843]REGAL PAPERS; RECORDS,” ETCe, ALONG WITH HIGHLY COUPROWESING VANGUARDIA
[10844]"POPULAR RECORDS DISCUSSING PLANS AND POLICIES FOR PPte IMADIATE
[10845] EXPLOLTATIGN--THIS MATERIAL .WAS- DELAYED" FENDING*CUR-APPRAI SAL: PPE: ~
[10846]CURRENT AND POTENTIAL OPPOSITION FIGUERES: CAMPAIGN, PARTICULARLY
[10847]" -O'CONGRESSONAL CANDIDATES, HOWEVER, CHECK WITH VICE PRESIDENT:
[10848]” GREAMUNO ON 29 BAY INDICATED ASSEMBLY LIKELY TO: LEGALIZE PPI FIRST
[10849]_ MEEK JUNE IN VIEW LACK POSITIVE EVIDENCE COMME FRONT, OREAUUNO
[10850]“STATED PRESIDENT ULAGE.(ALSO RECD ULATE) CONTINUES. UNDERESTIMATE:
[10851]DANGERS COWMWNISM BUT THAT HE, UREAMUAO, WOULD LIKE TO SEE PPI 7
[10852]"KNOCKED OUT OF ELECTORAL RACE, ACCORDINGLY, WE UAILED PORTION PPE
[10853]RECORDS AND SELECTED COMPROW SING VP HATERIAL TO CHIEF. OF LEGISLATIVE
[10854]COMMITTEE STUDYING LEGALITY WHTH COVER LETTER STATING AUTHOR BAS
[10855]DISAEFEOTED.COUMLE PHO-HAD. TAKEN PAPERS-FAOU-COMMIE HOS,-- IF THIS FAILS, :
[10857]t
[10858]i
[10859]i
[10860]| [ — STATEON. CAPABILITIES BELIEVED STRONG. ALTHOUGH PPI WANAGED —
[10861]i
[10862]|
[10864]Waa eirpeten wire rian i HIE aoe iste were tnlet a mei tiated Hacer nem tens vvnaae 2 dd
[10866]“Des- ft rer)
[10867]“IU IS FORBIDDEN T MAKE A COPY OF THIS MESSAGE.) : ae wad
[10870]14-0000
[10872]eats 2d
[10874]7 SECRET
[10876]sau 989 a - BOE THO
[10877]| “6N 29507
[10879]FE PULANING MATL OTHER DOCUYENTS To LOCAL PRESS. ALSO, SLATE oF
[10880]“PPE DEPUTY CANDIDATES VULKERABLE AS CUR FILES REFLECT COMMUNE ST
[10881]-BACKGRCUND OR SVNPATHIES IN UANY CASES. BILLINGTON PRESENTLY _
[10882]PREPARING LETTERS TO PRESS EXPOSING KNOTN CONMIES,’ FURTHER KUGOWN
[10883]ACTION MAY NOT BE NECESSARY BUT WELL BE RECOMMENDED EF NEEDED,
[10885](EXD OF MESSAGE)
[10887]2 aa ate ae ate
[10889](CRT pee tess sere
[10891]4
[10896]1
[10897]'
[10900]14.0000
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[10907]Se: Siicey
[10908]OY Ing
[10909]L . J rMation
[10911]¥ Chief of Station, Sea Jose MAY 14 1959
[10913]§ Cuie?, Western Healszhoro Division 1
[10915]Operational ” L
[10917]; . q
[10918]. Rettowal of project HUMANOID ; ;
[10921]le The appropriate Ugadquarters office hag renoned project HUXALGID for
[10922]_ ” the period 1 March 1953 to 2% February 195).
[10924]7 | 8. Age: IELIST yas incorporated into project MIVANOID effective 1 durch
[10925]1953 a3 & cut cub for HUMAICID with NUVANOIDeL ard /QUAHOIDe2<
[10927]= So" Se The yearly expanses for project HUMANOID are aporoved as followse . |
[10929]; - _  Salaryt “RANOID $3,000 cf
[10930]poo a oo ASOT 288 i
[10931]BE “ FMANOTDRR 480 :
[10933]14 — : -
[10934]REMIT RD JMaGBQ ey
[10937]3. C. King
[10938]By. Ae 0. Wagner
[10940]ON. DOERFLIIGR
[10942]~ “fda Oca : 7 : . ‘Sof- le r7v
[10943]UT yates TORET oo
[10947]14-D0000
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[10952]“4 a
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[10954]Lt
[10955]+ . cae He a ;
[10957]: Rane. 35-83 a) . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE . .
[10959]ee eeperpat’ INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
[10961]| 6 MAY 55 = west Sal CRE T WY 22509
[10962]in DIRECTOR, 7 | :
[10963]sn feP So RUT | _
[10964]_ action: \_S . | 182h2 7 MAY 53 i
[10965]-‘NFORMATION, COP, FI, FI/OPS, FI/SYC, PP 2, PP/PAD, FI/AI 2 . :
[10966]i 7 . ‘j :
[10967]b Bane 989 Be So
[10968]| “=T08 DIR a (CITE: S8any | |
[10969]i ouenm SSANJ ‘978 (natale . |
[10970]Le “os PSYCH |
[10972]foo Ys HUMANDID=3 AND OTHER LEADERS PRESENT WHEN Lose
[10973]; | mS * DISCOVERED 18002 MAY, HOUSE THOROUGHLY SEARCHED. COMAES ~ — Po
[10974]Pe * CONCLUDED THEFT PROBASLY GCCUSRED 2 IUAY, PERHAPS AFTERNOON |
[10975]if 8 way. OURIHG WAY DAY PARADE WHEN HOUSE UNCCCUPICD. pod
[10976]i cee FIGUERISTAS BLAMED AND BELIEF 1S THEY HAVE PENETRATED PARTY.
[10978]“INVESTIGATION PLANNED BUT WILL rE ‘DISCREET AND VN LOJER LEVEL oo
[10980]_ Be: PARTY REACTION 1S THAT THIS 1S BIGGEST BLOr To
[10981]* PARTY ORGANIZATION SINCE REVOLUTION. HUMANOID©3 THINKS PPI
[10982]CRIPPLED, POSSIBLY ELIMINATED FROM ELECTION AS STOLEN prs
[10984]DOCUMENTS NEEDED FOR OFFICIAL ELECTORAL PROCESS.” oe
[10986]COPY NO.
[10988]| IVIS FORBIDDEN TO MAKE A COPY OF THIS MESSAGE
[10991]14-0000
[10993]SAW 989 ay 2509
[10994]page
[10996]SOURCE SAYS PARTYS ONLY CHANCE 1S REPEAT WHOLE CONST ETUATING
[10997]PROCESS OF PPi, TIME AND FINANCES PERMITTING. _ . -
[10999]END OF MESSAGE
[11001]14-0000
[11003]go A I pe
[11005]Tiss
[11007]; : - . ‘ , ; roUTING
[11008]i ‘ . ~ oa, a
[11009]j ear 3583 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ;
[11010]a . "CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY r.
[11011]7 3 MAY 53 : <a
[11012]SECURITY INFORMATION ; :
[11013]o Tee A PE
[11014]po, _ DIRECTOR, CIA
[11015]iFROMG oo . Te os Ce cea |
[11016]i - SR REP SANJOSE = 2 - st ROUT IRE YY |
[11017]1 prick | . 20542 3 MAY 53 FO
[11018]INFORMATION; - . COP, Fl, FI/OPS, FEATC, PP 2, PP/PAD, FI/RE 2 7
[11019]Pol oe ’ h 7 a . . ; !
[11020]i ae
[11021]SANE 978° _ oo : |
[11022]70: BIR “6 BITE: sand |
[11024]PSYCH
[11026]- 1,” EARLY MORNING 7 MAY HUMANOED. ENTERED COMMIE HOS, .
[11027]“LIFTED PORTION PARTY FILES, AND MADE GETAWAY UNNOTICED. ENTRY
[11029]. | UNDERTAKEN HIS INITIATIVE AFTER LEARNING FROM HUMANOID=3 COnsits
[11031]~ UTHINKENG HOVING FILES. ,
[11032]— wil Be TAKE CONSISTS VANGUARDIA POPULAR MILITANT visiTS,
[11033]° MEMBERSH IE, “APPLICATIONS , MINUTES POLITICAL COMMISSION ZETINGS3
[11035]: PARTSDY PROGRESISTA CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY RECORD WITH LISTS ALL |
[11036]WATIONAL DELEGATES; MISCELLANEOUS PARTY DOCUENTS. EXTENT, DAMAGE
[11037]PP? CAMPAIGN NOT KNOWN VET. PROCESSING AND EVALUATION, BY HUMANOID/
[11038]MUMANOID-3 TO BE DELAYED PENDING PARTY REACTION, NO MENTION SADE
[11040]NW COUMISSION MEETING 24ggz ON 2 MAY, AT PRESENT THIS BELIEVED
[11041]‘INDICATING PARTY SINPLY UNAWARE LOSS, a, a
[11043]END OF MESSAGE,
[11045]“367- let re)”
[11046]_ COPY NO.
[11048]Srpcreretn a e e
[11054]! yee . JECT AYENDEE
[11056]4 HEADQUARIERS CASS OFFICER:
[11058]Foor No. 2208 Oh
[11060]i Eatenalion__2005 4
[11062]: Date AG breil 1933 eo
[11064]| f
[11067]_- 2. The atteched amendxent to project HMMAHOID ie presented for
[11068]: . approval. pot : :
[11069]ae 2. Tho renowal of projest FUMMOID we oubultted 6 Pebrusry 1953
[11070]: -“: . but hae not yet been approved for tha pericd 1 March 1953 to 28 Fobtruary
[11071]i of 29546 . ‘ soe
[11076]a ~ 7 B as
[11077]/ 1
[11079]AvENTEUT OD, 2
[11081]E
[11083]|
[11085]i —. 16. Agent HUMIST vas granted provisional. oposrational clearanee as cut:
[11086]: : out en 24 Ostober 1942 and was activated iibeccuber 1952, He is presently i
[11087]being used in project NUMAROID a9 eut out between prinsipal agent HUMANOID l
[11089]and subsageats HUMANOID. end HUIANOID2. Aa decribed in the project, it ,
[11090]: da pleased to cance} project HUMAZOID about mid-year vhen the primoipal a
[11091]on, ; Qgent leawe Coste Rica and re-subnit it aa tuo projects, ono of vhich will iH
[11092]>, be project Mast, =” as i
[11093]3 2. It is requsated that the project outline ronewel as cubaitted on a 7
[11095]os 6 February 1953 be amended in Part II, osetion 11, to inoluds the following: . PoE
[11098]; ae 3o Tt fe thorefor requested that project HUGNOID be authorized an u
[11099]i “ dnereased costs affcetive 1 March 1953, 6? €1020 over the ectinated soat
[11100]po. 1798 which has bson subnitted for erpproval, for the popiod
[11102]of
[11103]28 February 1954, ming an aconded estimted total cost of $7,873.
[11110]14-00000 i
[11112]“4 a as
[11113]i
[11114]HRS-A~95 = § March 1953 - OE
[11115]Ret Sperational . Pook.
[11116]‘ Attempted Penetration of Vanguardia Popular via ,
[11117]Vietor CORDERO Segura, Former Syndicate Leader ! V
[11118]This dispatch extracted fron files by George M. HINE, ext. 3691, ; .
[11119]Staff C/IcB, Room 2613 L Bldgs, on-16 June 195k, for use in . |
[11120]connection with HUMANOID-3 case study, ee \ ; ue
[11122]dey 46 perl
[11124]Re ea Sa UN Ae celta ane ernee nen ren tt aetna AN ALA ating nun ate? ~
[11127]14-0000
[11129]5. Tt is anticipated that at about mid-year this projeet will ‘be ree
[11130]sutmitted as two separate projects. In the meantime, hovever, it seeng
[11131]\. Qd@visable to request renewal for a full year. ; s
[11133]6 Attached is a list of the dispatches and disseminations based on
[11134]information provided by the principal agent and sub-agents. Of the 118
[11135]reports submitted, 91 vere used in & disseminations.
[11138]: “I
[11139]et
[11140]j L
[11141]i I.
[11143]f . . Tp g 5
[11144]/ - Zoos “ . v OTT EE, aa .
[11145], -~ SPUne] | | bo
[11146]: Security Information oy | .
[11147]a t
[11148]CRYPTOXYH HUMANOID HEADQUARTERS CASE OFFICER: :
[11149]: DIVISI CH van a , _ J, Gy Banke 4 i
[11150]Room Woe 2B
[11151]| - - SEATIGH _San Jose, Costa Rion == ss Extension 2065 ns
[11152]_ Date __6 February 1953 ts fe
[11153]3 1. Tho attached Revised Project Outline is subaitted for rensual :
[11154]a effective 1 March 1953 to 28 February 1954. oo i
[11155]to _ 2» This project encaupasses all the agents presently used by the , |
[11156]to Station. The principal agent HUMANOID has demonstrated particulur ability : i
[11157]: in closely directing sub-agents to realize their full potentialities. He |
[11158]; has also provided the Station with valuable background data on the personali- l
[11159]: * t4es and political movenents with the country, in addition to his assigned .
[11160]: objectives. . .
[11161]boo 3. Reposts have been factual, the information can usually be relied : |
[11162]‘ " Upon, amd all informatior. ie of operational value. Security practices have : ; {
[11163]i basn sound, though hampered by the problem of procuring a safehouse which’ Sp tp
[11164]: is permanently secure. ;
[11165]: 4. The departure of the princiral agent from Coste Rica sometine me
[11166]5 . after the 26 July 1953 presidential elections will necessitate re-assigning t oJ
[11167]i cut-out “duties to HUMIST and also to HUNGRESQUE when the latter is cleared. NO |
[11168]s gAt the present timo HUMIST ip gradually asauming full responsibility as de | ‘
[11169]u “\euteout for HUMANOID] and HUMANOID-2, The tvo egents who will assume ! . |
[11170]:. . ° BOMANOIDta present cut-out ami debriefing functions will be thoroughly familier 3 fo
[11171]_ With their duties by the time HUMANOID leaves. j
[11173]7
[11175]"1 = List (see par. 6, above) “oe
[11176]2 = Revised Project Outline . :
[11177]. 3 = Original Project Outline ce gee -
[11179]Nate n etree aie $e eed Ran AEA EER I Mma eteeN MUT HE Ae
[11180]tet : . ' oe
[11182]J. C. KIEG
[11184]q a - . : a - SECRET me oo/-/oerrl
[11186]TA ne es tee reg vis ce teem neem ot
[11189]ge ee
[11192]14-0000
[11194]Brea pane navemenc tes creche ets Be EE Te Smtr ee
[11195]f
[11196]/ ‘ 7 REBRE -
[11197]fe, ‘ . §F al
[11198]je ; Security Information
[11200]REVISED PROJECT OUTLINE
[11202]pean uarterg: Projeet la confined to
[11203]the googranhical linite of Costa Pica with Headquarters and principal
[11204]hos . sotivity located in the espital city, San Josoe
[11206]4 Be Ragerences: Project is related through the provision of 1)
[11207]. cut-out services and 2) direction to the following sub-agents:
[11209]Ji . HBAHOID.2
[11211]HUMANOID.3
[11214]ae Ghicctive As
[11215]a. Cutout services as assigned.
[11216]be Directs Commant st Farty penetration (BUMANOID.3).
[11218]INET are ame oy Cheam: at nb nen Regge THEE
[11220]AASEE nueae Den smiger peu at
[11223]. ]
[11225]G. Direots Postal Intercept Project (HUMANOID ant 2), ee or
[11226]- 1
[11227]i
[11229]d. Provides infortation on local university and intellectaal
[11230]oirecles of which subject ia a member ¢
[11232]a Oe pL eerMearsene +
[11234]-@e Will endeavor to obtain parallel penstration of thea «| “ 4
[11235]Vanguardia Popular (Communist Farty of Costa Rica).
[11237]W111 endeavor to develop additions) sources of -inforua=
[11238]tion on Costa Rican political novensirte.
[11240]— .
[11241]Ts @e the Vangumrdia Popular (Communist Forty of Costa Rion)
[11242]a and other VP sponsored groups.
[11244] B. Leftist university ani intellectual groups.
[11246]— ©. Ultra-nationalistio and anti-U.S. groups.
[11248]Ge Incaning and outgoing mail units in the goneral post
[11249]; office. .
[11251]MATER Bee
[11253]tyemesm 9 '
[11256]1400000 |
[11258]Ten
[11260]SERN aS eectateene tek tae eg
[11262]MAMA MEETEE TE peat nnercge tt eri eet
[11264]LSU A NN re tpn
[11266]HEREIN dem Ne
[11267]he
[11270]re
[11272]EDL HESTON ONE ECTS Ty PTET TINT NY OAS PUREE,
[11274]Zaskat
[11276]Thie project conforms to the tasks assigned to the San Jose
[11277]Station in SOI of 19 August 1952, 2a, 2b, amd 20.
[11278]4. Personals
[11279]_ @ This project, in addition to HUMANOID, involves the following
[11280]| -HUMAROIDAL
[11283]HUMANOID.3
[11284]EWAIST
[11286]be. BUMANOID 46 on American citizen born in 1922 in Dlinoise
[11288]Subject spant approximately five yéers doing general Air Force Intelligences —— -
[11289]- work after joining the U.S. Air Force in April 1946. Subjeat is presently
[11290]_ living in San Joss, where he has boen until recently attending school.
[11292]Since Juma 1949, when project HUMANOID.vas first.activated, subject has. .
[11293]beon the most valuable single agent of the San Jose Station.
[11295]HUMAHOID-1 is a Costa Rican, employed in the post office in San Jose.
[11296]HUMAROID.2 io a Costa Rican, employed in the post office in San Jose.
[11297]HUMARGIDA3 {8 a Costa Rican, snd member of the Vernguardia Popular. He has
[11298]provided consictent high-level information on Communist ectivitics by
[11299],virtus of his position in the Party. FUMIST 4s a neturalized American born
[11300]“in Germany, vho is self-employed and has lived in Sen Jose eince 1947, after
[11301]serving in the 5.5, Army as sp interpreter ine Pu. comp in Virginians
[11303]+. Sovezs
[11305]“as Case officer in contact vith HUMANOID: a contact
[11306]“of Americans.
[11308]be By the agent performing his operational tasks: ‘Subject is
[11309]"established in Sen Jose on a purely personal basis with no apparent connection
[11310]with the San Jose Station. He is a home owner, married, and e fully accepted
[11312]<, Sember of the camunity on that basis. He has been attending: ‘school in -
[11314]San Jose, but has recently resigned in preparation for his eventual departure
[11315]fron Costa Rica after the July presidential electicns to attend school
[11316]@leevhere. (See Tinetable.)
[11318]'@e Case officer and HUMANOID have weekly appointments which are
[11319]” hela in many places of naturel ccamunication between Americans. :
[11321]b. HIBAROID and the followingt
[11324]14-0000
[11326]i :
[11327]t °
[11329](1) HUANOID-1 end 2: Hatl intercepts by these two agente ;
[11330]are deposited in an envelope and placed in a post office L
[11331]: ., box. It ia removed by HUMANOID who tranmits it to tis i
[11332]i. >... ase officer, the =aterial being returned to HUMANOID- rs
[11333]: ; for replacing ip the post. office box after being photo- po
[11334]; _ graphed in the office of the Chief of Station. — | ;
[11335]‘ _ (2) HOMANOID.3: A safehouse ‘dn use since May 1952 4s presently _ !
[11336]: 2 _. being used. Dus to certain security weaknesses in exit / 7
[11337]7 he ‘ and-entry, it.will be terminated at the end. of Jamary 1953. _ . be
[11338]i Another safehouse is presently under development, aa vel] ; !
[11339]4 as a two-way dead drop and post office box to minimize live ¢
[11340]i contacts. . .
[11341]: “a (3) HUAISTs Normal aocial contact between Anericans.
[11342]i - @. A cafehouse is Indfepensable to debrief IMANOID-3, vho has to
[11343]fs... , + Report on Camamist meetines vhich are often over 3 hours longe. Three _— a
[11344]po safehouses have had to be abandoned dus to demonstrated weaknesses, but ths i
[11345]i new safchousa should prove satisfactory. = : a |
[11346]me : ; 7. SGontrols |
[11347]a }
[11349]: ge The control of HUMAKOID 19 based upon his past service record
[11350]a | with the U.S. Goverment, denonstrated loyalty, and Judgeont of the present
[11351]i> 4. and former Chiefs of Station, In addition HUMsNUID ts aU.S. citizen, and
[11353]*. at present dependa almost wholy on the financial assistance he receives for
[11354]the performance of hie duties. .
[11356]+ he The control of HUMANOID-] and 2 is based upon the threat. of
[11357]exposure to the goverment. ‘Motivation is the generally anti-Commmist.
[11358]‘pature of thair work and the financial gain from their duties. . — . .
[11360]e. Control over HUMAHOID.3 consists of signed receipta, reparta,
[11361]etoe, which could be used as a threat. However, the egent's high regard |
[11362]for hia salary and developing personal friendship with HUMANOID are
[11363]motivating factors. ; .
[11365](os. e Baeniel Fovimments a on
[11369]Peter Lovie aie Senn ne et ere aL
[11371]Bo special equipment is involved at the present tine.
[11373]Se Cogmiimation: This project was originally initiated with the
[11374]eo-operation of the Panama Station. Contimed coordination with Panama,
[11375]or any other station, is not considered necessary or desirable.-
[11377]Weinert) Rt SED
[11380]14-D0000
[11382]3
[11384]ancameters eer Tae patent EEE OH
[11386]8 eee cteenen seem
[11388]a aration an -
[11389]10. Timetable: HUMAHOID vas engaged by tha San Jose Station in
[11390]June 1949 and has been a most satisfactory agent since inception. Ho
[11391]ia presently planning to leave San Jose, having coarleted his studies at
[11392]the university, but has agreed to rezain until after the presidential
[11393]elections on 26 duly 1953, When he leaves, his cut-out duties for :-
[11394]HUMABOID1 and 2, which are presently being gradually turned over to.
[11395]HUMIST, vill be teken over by HUMIST, who will then have direct contact
[11396]with the cage officer on mech the same basis as HUMABOID, By that time,
[11398]HUMORESQUE should have operation clearance to act ao an American cut-out
[11400]_ Part II
[11401]11. Eatdnated Conte - a
[11402]Eisca) Year 1953” F4peal Year 195,
[11403]Salary: HUMANOID $1,000.00 - . $2,000.00
[11404]. HUMANOID} , 96.00 *192.00
[11405]HUMANOID.2 160.00 320,00
[11406]HUMANOID-3, 560,00 .. 1,120.00 .
[11407]Agent Exrersest 200,00 "£00.00
[11408]Safohouses - 200,00 . 400,00
[11410]Local transportation,
[11411]Miscellansous supplies, ete. 59,90 need 20290
[11412]$2,266.00 . $4532.00
[11413]=== Saas
[11415]PaCn2 1 Se OoLens oT fonttrentat HUMANOID 4s interested in
[11417]& career in tho intelligence Tield, and has denoustrated willingness to
[11419]Continue this work in Argentina, While in the United States in the fall
[11421]of 1952, he talked with the forner chief of. the San Jose: Station, now at -
[11422]ters, and ves told that in the event of hig renoval te Argentina
[11424]fest
[11426]‘for further schooling, he would be continued on his present ealary as a
[11428]minimum. He was also advised to request covert training in the United
[11429]States preparatory to going to Argentina, and uns told that at the tise of
[11430]that request it would be up to Headquarters to determine the advisability
[11432]of paying any part of transportation for himself and family to the United
[11433]States and from there to Argentina. .
[11435]“SECRET
[11437]1 Matin enti nena Sey teet dt ele Gee tanmmeem ae
[11439]Sonsini aeney coy
[11443]an
[11445]bP .
[11446]J
[11449]14-0000
[11451]a
[11453]i
[11456]f.
[11460]cigetien ust Rek a nine abet pe!
[11461]EIT ee erent came ce cnn nans ont en nN te, 18 baled me:
[11463]21 January 1953
[11465]MEMORANDUM POR? Chief, WH Division ~ _ ne aos
[11466]. &
[11470]1. At the request of Ur, falewell, I ret with Kumasoid on the i
[11471]occasion of his visit to Washington lest Novenber and made cerlein oral £
[11472]commitments on behalf of the Division. Mo commitment,’ however, was very
[11473]specific and all were cleared with the Division in advarce.. “vy partici-
[11474]pation in the matter was, of course, cving to the fact that I had
[11475]recruited Humanoid criginally and enjoy his confidence.
[11477]this orsanization as somewhat of a profitable avocation. Pis performance,
[11478]nonetheless, has teen outstandirg fron tie Doint of view of initiative, -
[11479]production and understanding of operational principles, He weuld now
[11480]like to make it a career but lacks sufficient infomation upon which to
[11481]base a decision and, being partially aware of the uncertainties involved,
[11482]insists upon maintaining an alternate vocation, In oursvit of this latter
[11483]objective, he plans to move to Suenos Aires in June or duly of 1953 and
[11484]establish hirself there Gn @ Dernanent basis. His inquiries were to
[11485]ascertain what effect these plars would have ‘upon his present and future
[11486]relationship with this organization.
[11488]3. I advised Humanoid to continue with his plans as outlined above,
[11489]: stipulating only that he remain in his present location until after the
[11490]forthconing elections and essured hin that as a consequence of his past
[11491]satisfactory service he koulc he nicked up in Eueros Aires atea compensa= .
[11492]Aion at least equal tO theaters ° resentin receiving. :
[11494]|
[11495]f
[11497]i .
[11499]4
[11501]H
[11503]|
[11505]|
[11507]|
[11509]|
[11511]i .
[11513]ra 2. Hunanoid in the past has pursued his activities on behalf of
[11514]i
[11516]|
[11518]mo
[11520]; h. I then explained that our participation in his move would
[11521]'_ Recessarily have to be deternired at a later date but requested him to
[11522]. keep us informed of his plans on a continuing basis, assuring hir that
[11523]oo _-- +. &t would do no harm to request such assistance as he might need. In this
[11524]: . Connection, T advised him to request forv21 training, which he has never
[11525]. bad, implyirg that this would be granted, and suggested that a formal
[11526]- contract, future compensation, travel expense and so forth could best be
[11527]'’ Begotiated here at that tine.
[11529]: 5. I recomend, therefore, that Husanoid be brought to headquarters
[11530]for a period of training and that a contract agent relationship contain-
[11531]. : ng. the usual travel and allowance vrovisions be formalized at that time.
[11532]“ao Baste compensation should certainly consider his Fest record and proven
[11533]. . reliability in addition to the initiative he has shown in laying on his
[11534]own Cover. Although his future assigment is none of my business, I
[11535]. Weld point out that he has proven adept at anotting, recruiting aini o-
[11536]no “4° agent handiing ang suggest that his talents would be gredtly circumscribed
[11537]So if assigned to direct exploitation of a svecific target. ‘
[11539]; a . 2ol-/68 a 2
[11540]SESRET @ A. Marelius .
[11541]SEEURITY IFEX: Executive Secretariat, DD/P
[11544]14-0000
[11546]ce Ue ranted
[11548]evens
[11550]Tyr:
[11552]SECRET
[11554]“SECURITY (SF OH MATION
[11555]HRSA@56
[11557]ar OPLRATIONAL REVILYW a ;
[11560]COUNTRY: Costa Rica PERIOD: - Hay 1 to Decexbow 31, 1952.
[11561]OBJECTIVES AND TASKS: _ Ho change. \ :
[11563]SALARY: | a yo 71,600 per month effective waren 1
[11564]oe 1962, par DIR 17éSk. =
[11566]EVALUATION OF SERVICES: . Excellent and of major importance
[11567]. c. to thia stetion. : . i
[11569]. te. information produced through sube
[11570]agents. During the period under
[11572]- review, agent has done independent
[11574]te ers . reporting and has produced several
[11576]‘ ‘ oa - reports of value on political
[11578]ho yoo matters and has contributed useful
[11580]cts operational beezsreund Gatae
[11582]EVALUATION OF INFORMATION: Of considsrsble value with reforence
[11584]fhe renoval of operation wah restric- os |
[11585]tions on azent's activitics during : i
[11586]this period has permitted fuller
[11587]. use of his casabilities, 1.¢., .
[11588]increased spotting and recruiting ;
[11589]: activities. a o |
[11591]"operation of tha project. was greatly -.
[11592]enhanced by the salary reise which E
[11593]was effective in Harch, 1952, Subject”
[11594]. has resizned his posit:s: with the :
[11595]_ . , = 5 School of Agronomy and is now able to
[11596]fe devote more time to our interests as
[11597]as result of the betcscrment of bis
[11598]financ‘sl status. In tévember Avent
[11599]: travelled to the United =tates and
[11600]‘gontasted clacr C. ercer, fornar
[11601]Chief of: Stati:n, San José, at which _
[11602]_ time the possibilitics of reassign- ; a
[11604]ci. ment’ to another Latin ancriea: country ©
[11605]., were discussed. After dissussion with
[11608]mere) ST.
[11610]va
[11611]o
[11613]A.
[11614]Vai whe mater 45 S545
[11616]dispatch form).
[11618]re ok
[11619]SCRET
[11620]SECUR ere INF OLA TION Jo/- er firs
[11623]14-0000
[11625]4
[11626]7
[11628]; FOR NO. 35.82 a CLASSIFIED MESSAGE f =
[11629]A Oe CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
[11630]i" 84 OCT 52° - = a ne:
[11633]SR REP SAN JOSE “HeRe GAIL EHSON WHD 45s,
[11634]FROM: _ 0 . . a f
[11635]; DIREGTOR, CIA - ROUTINE :
[11636]E wei . 152 23 OCT 52
[11637]INFORMATION: ADIN, CAD, RI 2 , oo
[11638]. SE ra ee
[11639]| - DIR 24876 ; Ti
[11640]a . SE,
[11641]| TO: SSANJ GITE: DIR 7
[11642]| i.
[11643]ms IL: ASK HUMANOID TELEPHONE WERCER ON ARRIVAL JEF 2-6109,
[11644]' | Loa * : . . . 1
[11647]7 _ use /ore COMMENT: RETYPED IN MESSAGE CENTER. a
[11648]; 4
[11650]CALDWELL” _ ou _DOERFL INGER
[11652]or. Io r cry
[11654]1
[11656]"TIS FORBIDDEN TO MAKE A COPY OF THIS MESSAGE
[11658]14-0000
[11660], SPR RA omens EPRI: ptarRT eer epemaemsese mm ne AP I A Pee NPT SN ENR FA ULV OSIM! pr ene
[11662]« oF CLASSIFIED MESSAGE : } rs oe -
[11664]: sla. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ae ’ eee |
[11665]f . . , . . * 7 . . i
[11666]J . . Son Bete TUR RE bled ert ree OU ad iy - _ . H
[11667]H 16 OUT 52 : SEGRET Foe hgege
[11668]F & SECURITY INFORMATION B a |
[11669]i __ Geox Noo! Gk . |
[11670]TO: Cone ae f
[11671]i . sey so os — fo. i
[11672]pe REP_SAN JOSE _ -ROUTENE i
[11673]i Whoz WG OT. 52
[11674]: , |
[11676]- FINForMaTION. CFI,” CPS, nr 2 me Looe ee
[11677]i | |
[11678]pe
[11679]SSaid 95.
[11680]i To: PIR ; _ CITE: ssanu
[11681]‘. OPERA . pO
[11682]; i at
[11683]i |
[11684]HUMANCID PLANMING PEPART FOR STATES 4 NOV, ARREVING 4 4
[11685]! |
[11686]WASHINGTON 6 NOV OR 7 HOV, LATER VISITING DAYTON, OHIO, CHiGACS :
[11687]te at a 7
[11688]“AND RETURGING SAR JOSE ABOUT IO SCV, PURROSE 13 TO VISIT STATES, * 1 ;
[11689]~ FAUILY AND FRIENDS FOR FIRST TIME 1N SEVEN YEARS. SUAJECT aLSY :
[11690]1 ;
[11691]DESIRES COMTaCT ELMER © MERGER AND/OR OTHER H°S OFFICES T2 SISGUSS |
[11692]| POSSIGILITIES FUTURE ASSIGNMENT 18 OTHER LATIN AMERICAN’ COUNTRY, : ;
[11694]PAT ICULARLY CUrA. WE EN FAVOR VACATION TRIP DESPITE TEMPCR AY
[11696]INTERRUPTION HUMANOID CPERATICN AND REGCUMEND HCS CONTACT. PLEASE
[11698]ADVESE YOUR REACTION AND CONTACT INSTRUCTIONS IF APPROPRIATE.
[11700]dor torrets |
[11702]1
[11703]i
[11706]14-0000
[11710]PRIMES Seton! ae tee,
[11712]RSE URL LAT AERUEN TD iy EERIE DOL SABIE MCAT SAUNT TENCE ES Ace ICR.
[11714]oo, re eam
[11716]SECURITY ins QR MATEY 2
[11718]oy 13 October 1952
[11720]MEMORANDUM FOR CHIEF, BRANCH IIT
[11721]SUBJECT: HUMANOID
[11723]1. Attached hereto is a letter received from HUMANOID by Hr.
[11725]Edward A. Marelius, now at Headquarters and the former Chief of Station
[11727]at Costa Rica, who recruited HUMANOID.
[11729]2. Particular reference is made to Paragraph 6 regarding a change
[11731]in assignment. Mr. Marelius thinks that when subject finishes his
[11732]schoo] year in 1953 he should be brought to Headquarters for training,
[11733]and that be should be converted to Stat Agent for possible reassign-
[11734]ment in Latin America under deep cover. Mr. Marelius thinks that
[11736]HUMANOID wiil go stale in San Jose and that a Change should be made to
[11738]better utilize his services. Although subject is the principal source
[11739]‘in Costa Rica, he feels that arrangements could be made for an orderly
[11741]turn-over and departure. ,
[11743]3e While I was assigned in Panama I net subject, at which time
[11744]he was contemplating moving to Panama, attending the University, and’
[11746]_ working for the Panama stations He impressed me very well‘ and would
[11748]have. been quite an asset, but the deal.feil through due to the nigher
[11749]cost of living in Panama and the fact that he would losa considerable
[11750]credits in transferring.
[11752]he I do not know whether it can be worked out but I certainly
[11754]_ would go along with recommending that he be afforded training in the
[11756]UeS. and that he be reassigned, preferably to Argentina or-one of the
[11757]other countries where fic{s Agent needed for additional unofficial
[11758]cover. The question of his*converting to Staff agent might be worked
[11760]- out also.
[11762]Chief, Fi/aH
[11764]tet OAL
[11766]if. B. CALDWELL OO abe
[11768]|
[11769]i
[11770]|
[11771]t
[11772]H
[11773]i
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[11777]i
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[11781]'
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[11788]-?
[11790]IIT oe en te ne ene tt ee eben r eg ener ee
[11793]14-0000
[11795]EAM
[11797]: AERIS OES CERAM AS ARES ISTE SAEED SS A AEN i A
[11802]. ae : Fad a . i
[11804]Box 779
[11805]. San Jose, C.K,
[11806]7 CUct 52
[11808]_ Dear Ed,
[11810]Tne interval has been long enough for me to wonder If you are
[11811]still around ! We'll just go ahead with this and nope for a decent |
[11812]forwarding service at that end.
[11814]How are you and Betty these days 7. 1'IL bet you miss the old
[11815]days in LA at times...but just Temember' this, things are not what
[11816]they used to be | This place (in spite of increasing political pulse)
[11817]is deader tnan Hell. Take it from me, .
[11819]hae
[11821]é.
[11823]Fi
[11825]y
[11827]This is our beloved winter NOWe.syou remember; dreamy, sunny
[11828]mornings...until abcut 1100...then swoosh | Your walking around thru
[11829]another dark, clammy and moldy rainy season. = Well, | guess bitter
[11830]‘cold waves are not so Pleasant eigher. .
[11833]i
[11835]Marco seems to be getting prematurely old. Hets haalthy enough,
[11836]but 1 guess the country is just as boring for him as it is for me.
[11837]He still cannot pass up a chance to jump in carfor a ride now and then
[11838]and seems to be just about his Ne 1 thrill,
[11840]As fer the family here, everyone is fine. 1 believe 1 had told _
[11841]‘you that Lilliam Caridad was born June 1951 so now we are quite satisfied 33
[11842]: with the pair, They are both fat, dumb and happy (and how 1 envy them oar
[11843]cow, ". for that). Ross A. is now over three years and quite the boye-- -- --...
[11845]PAP Te rem aners tine SEIDEL Rare fat rte a RAY tine QE he Ne ceo tne meer cettemin gt
[11847]As for me, same old stuff. Fourth year at the VU, with, passing
[11848]Qrades and possibilities of the degree next year whereever it may be
[11849]undertaken. | am pretty well fed’ up with the environment. (again) and
[11850]‘this time am sure to be gone sometime within the first quarter of 53,
[11851]I have very little idea where... “anama U. is once again encouragéng.
[11852]I would like Cuba in spite of the high standard of living there. Even CF
[11853]Mexico would get me close enough to the continental US for more frequent =
[11854]visits which is «nat I need at tne moment. (That is actually Doctors .
[11855]advice now. )At any rate, I feel that I might be able @0 do more somewhere
[11856]else. Do you have any ideas 2? They would certainly be welcomed. :
[11858]j All the ald acquaintances are still around. Mary 1s well and
[11859]- apcarently happy. Judy is fine. 1 like Dave's new friend very much
[11860]: and am reminded of the old Marelius touch. We haven't many new
[11862]_ frifends these days and its my impression that we. had better be getting
[11863]. @ Mttie more social minded, . Se
[11865]well, going to clip this short and head for the U. Theee's pa petty
[11866]' strike on and one must keep up with the current at least. Best wishes
[11867]to you folks and hope to hear from you ‘soon, .
[11869]As ever,
[11872]14-0000
[11874]ROUTING
[11876]nr : “ : 1
[11877]i Fone No, 35.82 os CLASSIFIED MESSAGE f : * \ 2
[11878]1. . 2.
[11879]oO CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY oT
[11880]_ pe rae:
[11881][| 2g SEPIEEER 1952. -guT 57898 —
[11882]a 7 .
[11883]: a
[11884]: TO; 7 , ” ; I
[11885]prom, CHES OF STARICN (eosza RICA) (SADJ) «wR. EMDR 455 i. ae
[11886]| BIRacm, oc . ROWE 4
[11887]i ol): he ; _ 22082 29 SEPT 42 -_ |
[11888]j a bene wo a : . o : .
[11889]| INFORMATION: oF}, opd, nb 2 Pane, . oe
[11890]| | |
[11891]DIR 21343 BO ee ' i |
[11892]TO: seaty ro CTE: DIR 8 a
[11893]RB: GRSAAeLe72 : po
[11894]. . id I
[11896]| PARA 13 REPRESENTS 2Q VIEW TILL CURRENT POLITICAL S:TUATIGH
[11898]4 . CLARIFIED. ARRARCEMEDTS IGE? LATER 23 BADE IF YOU PESL RocaSsany
[11900]A AOUEVER, EXISTING EUMANOIMD ORS AND TWO PS SILITIES Am) COVERAGE
[11902]i.
[11905]f
[11907]i
[11911]1
[11913]i
[11915][
[11917]|
[11919]| ue 90, PROVIDE SECERICAL EXPART POR BRIEF PCSTAL CSNSCRSHIP SDUFLCTICN,
[11920]i
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[11964]to «PIR 17884, (OT 52565)
[11966]a Ob, "Qe Project HDKANOID use epproved in the exount of (6000.00 fer the
[11967], vo, period 2 Murch 1952 to 28 Fobruary 1993. This smowrt ven based om the
[11968]ge . Sollevirg funiing requirements es cot forth in the project outline whieh
[11969]">" yaw presented for approval im May 19528
[11971]einige Sit det atid AE UC RES A ede See de ae
[11973]Salary: HGAEBOLD _ $800.00 . $1600.00.
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[11979]- Agent eapeases: - 200.00 — 409,00 of
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[11983]eee , Tiv7é.co «65 958.00
[11984] 2_ IUMAKQID, hag been terainated, thorefare the total available for
[11986]expenditure by the station (%6000.00) execeds the amount requested (45934.00)
[11987].. "by $282.00 ($72.00 plus $144.00 plus $66.00).
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[12003]3e Projest financial resornis in Boadquertere are  naintednsd in
[12004]Ue 5. curronsy, Accordingly, DIA 14246 (QUT 50019) was cxzzrescod in deliar-
[12006]units. Unformataly, ve ware not evere of recent fluctustions in ths rato | -
[12008]of ozehenge visn the mossage was sent ani tho exounts. quoted wore not
[12009]ouffisient te naintein sgent salerier on tha provicualy established calea
[12010]egalos This preblem has been discusecd with appropriate effices here as
[12012]Le indiested in tho attached uenoraidum for record vaich ve believe to be calf~
[12014]explanatory.
[12016]4e Yn the event that tho current finanofal ctatus of project MEUNGID
[12017]is not hereby clarificd to your patiafaction, ve will be hapry to furnish
[12018]any edditional informtion that may bs roquirede
[12020]“Attashsents. Hono For Reecrd
[12022]J.C. KIEG
[12024]? Septender 1952
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