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[16]Typer O~1 Ports SNA (San Ontanio, Tex. )
[17]Date of Birth: March 15, 1915
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[21]Received POREIGR -ADDRESS AND OCCUPATION INDEX CARD.. {Burget Bureau, Yo, 43-2390)
[23]and Dept of Justice ID card Porm Ko. 1-151 - thru my home addrese at Longmont
[24]Colorado about Mayan 12 April 1960,
[25]Index Card filled and mailed on 19 April 1960,
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[178]BIOGRAPHICAL: Consuelo Felicia CORDERO Calderon
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[181]Fron To Place : Exployment Employer Address
[184]2 Jan 57 20 May 57 San Jose, C.R. Salon BORDALLO Juan BORDALLO 62 entre Av 3 = 5
[185]20 May 1 July 57 Havana, Cuba Unemployed.
[186]2 July 13 April 58 San Jose, C.R. Salon BORDALLO Juan BORDALLO 62 entre Av 3-5
[187]14 Apr 58 July 58 160 Main St. Unempioyed.
[189]Quincy 69, Maas. .
[190]July 58 27 Dec 58 Mexico City Salon Moderno Esperanza EERRERA ra eSA"Bo 174
[191]27 Deo 58 Mar 59. 180 Main St. Unemployed,
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[194]Hay 59 17 Mar 60 550 Riverside Dr.Student et Wilfred Acadeny ~ 1657 Broadway 5let
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[198]Bronx, N.Y. :
[199]also employed at Ciro's Coffiurg , Lexinzton Av
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[202]also employed at Jacques Beauty Saion, Ino,
[203]160 West 55th Street, ¥. 7.
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[207]21 Mar 60 to date 226 Burgese Ave Tem:orarily unemploged,
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[289]Security Information
[293]FRO: WED
[295]. SUBJECT; Project EUVANOID
[297]Project HUVANOID {6 the cost {mportant Single project of the San Jose
[298]Station, ani the baais for ail existing ami contems!ated OSO activities
[299]in the area. It is re:uested that the restrictions imposed uson project
[300]HUYASOID, as contained in TRS-W-635, copy attached, be lifted at thie tine,
[301]and the Chie? of Station be authorized to direct the activities of TUKANOID
[302]into the following channels.
[304](a) Direct and close supervision of HUMATOID]3, the Station's.
[305]penstration of the Van:uardia Popalar, Costa Rican Corunist Party,
[306]in order to utilize fully the agents potentialities. HUMANOID-3
[307]is intelligent, has a wide knowledze of Commmist activities, pleas
[308]apl personalities and is desiraw of cooperatin: to the extent ot his
[309]ability. After a thoroush deebriefing of HUVAROIL-3 by EUMANOLD,
[310]in order to ac uaint hin, HUNANOID-3 with the Statian's apecific |
[311]interests and requirements, plus the subse qwent close Gupervision waleh
[312]will be exercised by HUMANOID, and the continuing close cupervision of
[313]EDMANOID=3 by HUMAHOID, it {se felt that the etation will then bo in
[314]& position to provide intensive and ada-ruate coveraze of tha odjectives
[315]essigmed to it in the San Jose SOL. - : .
[317](b). Direct and close supervision of HUMAHOID-h, the Steticnts
[318]penetration of the Yonen's Prants affiliated vith the Venzuard:a
[319]Popular. It is felt that the forser cut-out HUCKLEBONES, who handled
[320]BUYANOID-& until 1 June 1949, was sonevhat inept in his operational
[321]dealines, which poseibly may account for what seers to be a lack of
[323]. Broductivity in the HUMANOID-4 project. HUNAHCID-4 hes an intinate
[324]‘Welationship with active CP nonbers in Costa Rica, both on a low ani ©
[325]high leval, and possesses a definite potential Zor both independent
[326]reporting, and for spottins a likely individual to be used. as a
[327]Paraliel to the HU-ANOID-3 project. HUMANOID, who vill now handle
[328]- HUMANOID-4, is capadle of directing this agents efforts into the
[330]. -. Broper channels, and ‘capitalizing fully oa the talents possessed by
[332]the individual. It fo felt that this is another instance vhereby
[333]HUYAHOID, by vorking closely end directly with the imifyiduel can sake
[334]& substantial contribution to the efforts of the San Jose Station.
[336]a (c) Direct and close supervision of EUMANOID«1 and HUMANOID-2,
[338]|. the mail intercept operations presently coverin,s the General Past
[339]Office in San Jose. Thu information that HUKAKOID-l has access to
[340]ie important end is of documentary reltadility. His position ig
[342]', Sepertant to the. operational strustupe of the station. Emarorois ts
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[357]@ very satisfactory type of azent. He displays a certain accamt
[358]of initiative in voluntarily performin:; tasks not specifically
[359]re-uested by the Chief of Station throuzh the cut-out EUMANOID.
[361]HUMANOID-2 has cerenstrated the Wualitiea of willingness, discretion, |
[363]and cooperat‘an.
[365](4) As to the principal acent of Project HUMAROID, the
[366]following observations ere subnitted, which will ‘indicate
[367]unmistaxcably the va'tue of this project, and its contribution
[368]to tha successful activities of tho San Jose Station.
[370]Evaluation of services ~ As the principal ecent
[371]end station cut-out, HUFAHOLD 1g charged with the direction
[372]ani culdance of HUVANOLD-15 TUMAHOID-23 HUMAROID.~33
[373]BUMAHOID-4+. Hic handling of these agents is carried out in
[374]@ professional anc efficient canner, and his personal coments
[376]ond corrections on thety reports, based on his long ecquaintance ©
[378]with local percumalitica and conditions, are of considerable
[379]value. His attitude remains enthusiast! c and yilling.
[381]Evaluation of information » The information produced
[382]by the asents being by HUMANOID is of great value
[383]to the station. In addition to his own production, this
[384]agents operations are well suited to checking on information
[385]received from other sources.
[387]\ COMMENTS < Despite the fect that HUMANOID has been vorking umer
[388]certain operational restrictions for a munber of nonths, hia value to the
[389]atation contimves to be of major importance. In addition to the tangible
[390]and measureeble information produced by and throush his, EUMAROID has
[391]proved to be the single nost valuable source of background and orientation
[392]data far the Chie? of Station. His knowledge of the history of Costa :
[393]Rican comumist activities and personalities, and hia grasp of the various
[394]revolutionary movements and-fizgures has been freely shared with the
[396]Chief of Station. These “briefing meetings” represent an intangible |
[397]ecntribution to the over-all performance of the Stetion. HUMANOID is.
[398]eager to expand his operations and upon the removal of present operational
[399]restrictions it is believed that he can be given further responsibilities,
[400]particularly in the recruiting of additional sub-azents. The station is
[401]presently interested in accomplishing a parallel penetration of the .
[402]Cocmumist Party of Costa Rica, in expanding routine investigative coverage
[403]end in developing additional sources on political movements. It ‘s
[405]‘believed that HUMANOID can insure the euccess of these new ventures.
[407]“SEGRET
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[417]; - a : oe _ 3 Nationality: VeSe citisen, bora 22 June 1922 ‘ ot
[420]Eduostions igh sahool, and attonling onlleze in Costa liens
[422]i Oscupation; Jorgeant in VoS» Air Force during vorld ite TY,
[423]: 7 . and an arert of tha “anana Station untsh early 1949
[424]; fs lwettel status “Married oa :
[426]a) Tins devoted to our vork; Approximately 40; a i
[427]£) Yow oontsoted: By Chief of Ststion ne
[429]B Thrmamegd ip a cutout fnr projecta lugzer, Husenkdind 2 sad 3, nd
[431]; : Rusmist-2. 200 atteciemntos 7
[432]re Be Predections eo
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[434]i. . (a) Derort'ptdon of info prediceds Comumict pematention of Lebew 4 H
[435]: groups and student prowpse j i
[436](b) Statistics on reperts received me dissovinateds ee ee
[437]j duly thou Deganbor 3 xecoivad 3 dissamed so i
[439](oc) Headquarters evaluation of info rereiveds BQ
[440]Se Cost of Projects £99095 rar months 2D chore follewing paynanta
[442]doby $4042 Ostebar 856632
[443]flumus} ... 36042. -  . Hovenber $2063
[444]Soptaxber Bhot2 Decenber 51.69 8
[446]he Administration ty hoadquarters:
[447]“ (a) Operational elerranca granted.
[448](>) Allotment sheet up to date.
[449]Se Omer Byauntiont
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[452]~ mero than oommanesrate with Rs oalarys .
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[458]_PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE
[460]— PART te - OPERATIONAL INFORMATTON
[462]r VSTROCI VOWS TO CASE OFFICER: | ae .
[466]: ‘ Le Uf fensible, subject should fill In Part fof PRO In tts on hand, a 7
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[469]; 2. Part tl of PRO Is classified, must be fitted In by the Case Offleer ano ts not to de A
[471]} “ghoen to subject. aote
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[475]Je Meadquarters wlll not bo able to provide.an Operational Cleacance unioss it recelves
[479]answers to ail questions on page] of Part i {items 1 to 32), and to all questions of i —_ i
[480]Part It (ltems 36 to 5a). i
[483]Be. In emergency these answers, keyed to tteos 1 tolz by number, and sIth suamary of Part
[484]AL, may be cabled to Headquarters, followed promptly by pouch with complete date. .— : i
[486]- Fully completed P2Q aust te sent to Neadquarters a6 soon at possible, tao copies of
[487]Part } Cincluding copy In subject’s handeriting, If possible? and one copy of Part ‘1.
[489]Data scquired later eust be sent to Headquarters tn PRQ format ona continuing basls.
[491]2. all pages of both parts will bear the PRO number, cospoted of (al Station tyabol
[492]Cb} FRO tcl number assigned consecutively by the fleid station; e.g. PGASPRO/10.
[494]Sao Bats Coun D4 ee
[496]Arthur G. VAIVADA
[498]36. Cryptonyn
[499]37. How, when and where was subject first contacted or developed? 7
[500]Subject was first recruited in Panama as HYDROPATHIC in November 1948
[501]and transferred to Costa Rica in aporoved HUYVANOID project. Subse-
[503]quently was transferred to BIRADIAL project, PESUCCESS and in 1954 to
[504]ANPHODARCH project (Cuba) with which he is currently identified.
[506]Could subject be turned over quickly and in a secure manner to
[508]setae ttle Babes Ba EE Ua Sage nee anne ae denn eal
[510]Bare fas
[514]_ gomsone else for handling? Yes To whom? Record over the
[515]past nine years shows that subject has easily been turned over to
[516]different projects and case officers.
[518]Best estimate of cubject's motivation |. _ a : Ble
[520]-x,3 | Subject is motivated by his interest in intelligence work, desire to-
[522]“i.” advance in the organization as @ R career, its remuneration and as e toyed
[523]a _U. S. citizen. L -
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[538]hO. With vhat agencies and files has subject's name been checked? When?
[539]t as Result? What else has been done to verify biographical information
[540]i , furnished by subJect? :
[541]i : Checked upon recruitment in Panama in 1949 ana subsequently upon ae i
[542]i transfer to other projects, j !
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[545]subject at present? How can it be increased?
[546]_ "Subject is controlled through ‘dependence
[548]on salary, loyalty because of
[549]American herivage, past Army and Agency Service, and a desire for a.
[550]career in intelligence work,
[552]h2.° For what service does he think he ig working
[554]a ~~ "RLS What control exists over
[556]? What does he think
[558]becones of his information? nn
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[562]"Subject fs cognizant of the identity of thi
[563]~~o~--h3y- Explain faulty subject!
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[567]§ past or present connection with any — a
[568]intelligence service. (F937 28
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[577]: hh + What type of information has subject furnished? What type is he
[579]_ best: qualified by education and experience to furnish? Cive.
[581]_ evaluation of information received.
[583]ve Subject bes furnished information received from sub-azents on Communist,
[584]Too ene Tevolutionary activities throughout the Central American—Caribbean —
[585]Pe - area, Is row P/A in Cuban project with those primary objectives,
[587]Work to dete has been outstanding. Has been particularly valuable in _
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[591]development ang recruitment of new. agente. . 4
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[599]: 45. If subject's duties are to be other than intelligence gathering, , i
[600]pe explain, — ; hat ce, TaeeD Pole adhere ned Oo 4 ; a
[601]f. Only those functicna (Aduinistrative—Operaticnal) normally exercised A
[602]i ws by PA ae ce Loy
[603]: ; -h6. Has he been given special training as an agent? Explain,
[604]i U.S. Arny Intellizence Training and Agency covert training fron Eo
[605]po - 5 Cctober through 25 Kovenber 1953.. Additional covert training at ; iz
[606]BO + Headquarters plarined for April-May 1957, 2 2
[607]B i ai + - oO eT sake Tegel Piet ae : > ee Ins bdeaat 6% Areas ot [
[608]i. _ . 47. How and from whom does he obtain information? . Shay tag tee + . : . i
[609]| 7 From indigenous student—youth elenents, with whom he mintains a
[610]i contact end who in turn have entree to Cutan Commniet and revolu- : ‘ i
[611]| tionary circles, . : '
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[613]j _ 4B. Ie it Proposed to pay subject a regular eslary? If so, amount per 4
[614]i : ‘week, month, etc. Explain any other methods of payment, auch ae i
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[616]i: - eXchange, commodities. “
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[618]i - Subject is to receive $6,390 enmually, plus allowances, with provisions
[619]. x: for normal step increases, and promotion vhen justified, eee tg
[620]- at BCS OR ELT ep NE odie ey er er
[621]_ 49. Have any promises or commiteents whatsoever (not covered elsevhere
[622]| * * "4m thie form) been made to subject? Explain. os
[623]Ho. ae . 23ks aie feyte at mae Past GEO F :
[624]Sexseuwiss. fin BE crtstepse Pompe ree Boas ae ee le, _ rs
[625]50. Are subject's language abilities and other characteristics such
[627]4 that he could pass as a native of a country or region other than his
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[631]cs. own? Explain, 2 the Magve crfanliner
[633]Has netive fluency tn Janguage and would at least pass as long-time
[634]resident and possibly even national of certain Central American- _
[635]_-: @apibbean countries, although has obviously foreign physical
[636]"|. Characteristics. . , .
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[660]or lovers? -'-~ ome ons. Ci hee ' fester sarc eee at ane
[662]x. subject which would conceivably be of value for other F operations in’
[665]What fz subject's social standing? Aristocracy, upper middle clase,’
[667]‘lover middle class, peasantry, etc.? cho uke.
[668]Upper Middle Class
[670]What are » audject's personal habits? “Liquor, arvge, gambling, mistressea
[672]Believed to be normal in
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[676]all respects, re Boy Tome’
[678]With what other foreign Power would Subject be most Likely to-
[680]collaborate becaluse of "hte ootogy, obligation, « ote.? _Polain. _
[681]None vas bees Day
[683]LRIe  . saacies 4 ae topee
[685]“Vat speotal ‘abilities, , talente , y OF ‘qualifications are Possessed by
[687]“Attach Samples of ‘Subject's signature. and handvrtt ing in all Zangueges
[688]known, _t o him, ‘also 4 a recent, dated Photograph, and
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[705]57. How was information in Part I obtained?
[707]From Subject personally.
[709]58, Other miscellansous operational data and comments.
[711]Outstanding record led first to recommendation that subject be
[712]converted to staff status; following which it was determined that a
[714]i career agent designation would be more appropriate in his case. ; : : |
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[734]Ds prom BEORET cy ~~ ROSS L. CROZIER
[736]Ross L, CROZIER was born on 20 June 1922 in De Kelb, Illinois and 4s the
[737]eldest of five children of a respectable :idcle~class faaily. His parents and his
[738]two brothers and two sisters now reside in Sterling, Illinois. Crozier received . tt r
[740]“-“his primary and high school educztion in De Kalb and entered the U.S. Ara in: uF a
[741]1940, later transferring to the arsy Air Corrs. He served as an operétions end -
[742]intellizence specialist, first in the China-India-Burma Theatre and later in
[743]Panama. Crozier vas diccharped from the service in August 1945, leaving wit
[744]the grade of Technicel Sergeart. After his discharze, Crozier worked about
[745]three monthe as a laboratory technician. in the Sterling (Illinois) Silicate)
[746]Corperation and then returned to the Canzl Zone to marry Argentina COtDuio C. 5
[747]a Costa Rican rirl in December 1945. He then worked about Sour months
[748]43 a stevedore. and labor foreman in the Canal Zone. In April 1926 he
[749]re-enlisted in the Air Force in the Canal Zore, froma which he vas discharged
[750]_three years later in 1949 at his previous grade of Technical Sergeant.
[752]Crozier becane an Azency contract agent on 1 June 1949. He was origirally
[753]scheduled to be used in Panaza but was essioned to the HUMANOID Project in Costa
[754]Rice insteed. While there he successfully hardled a high level penetration of the
[755]Coste Rican Communist Party. In 1953 he was sent to Feadquerters for training,
[757]& and in 1954 he was assigned to .P3BSVCCESS. for a brief Period. In July 195,
[758]mae he signed a new centract in Weshington wherety he became the new principal
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[778]_ agent of Project AMPHODARCH. He is under student cover and is actually —
[779]working for his BA derree at the University of Habana, for which he has
[780]approximately 1 more year of academic work to complete, 2
[782]‘Crozier has a healthy appearance and appears to be ebcut (5) instead ©
[784]- of 32 years of age. He is athleticslly inclined and has been, and is at °
[786]_ Present, interested in organizing and participating in intra-aurel
[788]__ athletics. He is happily married and the father of two children. He.
[789]“ possesses a zreat deal of integrity, honesty, intelligence, and .
[791]" resourcefulness, His chief hobby, zside from sports, is photography. He
[792]has made quite a study of picture-taking and hes developed a portrait
[794]| photo technique vhich he has found useful in his work and as an aid to
[796]_ obtaining extra spending money while going to school. The Chief of Habana
[798]‘Mission and WHD have a strong feeling thet this man will perforn his duties -
[799]ina superior moacer and will make “MPHOUARCH a valuable and worthwhile
[801]| project.
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[825]pT cociment b isrosition - |
[826]H { . TRAMSFERRED TO * i
[827]| CROSS REFERRED To THIS FILE et FILE NO. .
[829]' PERTINENT INFORMATION : i
[830]| -_
[831]- . r i
[832]| ; S ATIOk FOLDER ON THE SUB: - = :
[833]| THERE IS A RESTRICTED CI/CA FOLEER OMT : 3
[835]} OF TEIS 201 EELD UNCER CF ASI / :
[836]4 i
[837]: '
[838]: i
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[847]Fons wo. 867 @cPLaces Poem B67. 1 aus 94 . SECRET
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[851]5 OM RE LRS TS AE Ee eg GEEK AT) aA Secs GAS BS NAL Rca a Ss OER babe eae
[854]14-0000
[856]CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY 7
[857]_> SECRET: ees
[859]Qe apy
[861]ue 2
[863]VHSTRUCT IONS:
[865]SECTION I: cise 1 nomber, seme sod ddeatifying date io the spaces provided. 411 hooea atisses rad variants
[866].Cinctuding maiden pene, if eppliceble) aust be list f identifying d&te varies with the_elies ceed, o.aepe--}-
[867]¢ate—locn-mvet- be-used:— trite UXKNOGY for teas you % fo coopiore.
[869]Fors wast be typed or prieted in block letters. |
[871]SECTION {¢ Case crypronys or paeacdonyn, if assigned. If true nase is sensitive, obrein 22 avaber from Di Con-s
[872]trol Desk cod cospietea Section I end Section THE. On « eeperete fora, enter the Mf nueber and coaplete. Section If
[873]and Section 211. Subsite oacd fora separately.
[875]SECTION bB1: Fo be completed ie af! cases.
[877]PERMANENT CHARGE
[879]Ford KO. 631 USE PREVICUS
[880]a OcT se co1tions. .
[882], 2 toe
[884]SECRET rs
[885]CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY tis OE ae
[887]Reni de See att meet ee a ee aA AEM ee eR eee OTT Me eee Sica Se agree!
[889]inca. thine
[891]FRO
[893]14-0000
[895]ane CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY >
[896]° SECRET
[898](When tilled in) 7 REPU
[900]INSTRUCTIONS: Form. must-he-typed-or-printed if Block letters :
[901]‘)stcnon 1: List 201 Sumber, name and identlving data in the Spaces provided. All known afizus and variants (including maiden nae, if
[902]applicable) must be listed, W the identifying data varies with the alias used, a t¢parate form mint be used. Write UNKNOWN far items you
[903]are unable to complete.
[905]SECTION Ut: List Cryptonym or pseudonym, if assigned. Merue name is sensitive, obtain 201 number from 201 Contre) Desk and conypdcte
[906]Section I and Section HL, Ona ‘parate form, enter the 201 number and complete Section JI and Section ILI. Submit each form ,.
[907]SMCNON Kh To be completed in all cases. ele t - .
[909]PN tase ae Bt Maen mene ats re
[913]F
[915]ett asia,
[917]+ we Sra tamales
[919]ices
[921]. ADT oes soo peetee as 7
[923]SECPET
[924]~~ CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY
[927]14-0000
[929]set rae note woe. Mon amt
[931]Ce aR CI INTERNAL USE ONLY © ea, 7
[932]yo SRE
[938]RI/ANALYSIS SECTION _ _— ~|3 May-1957-~ =
[940]POCA nO.
[942]CO Amelia Superfisky -_ 2301 L
[944]PASTRUCTIONS: Form must he typed or prihted in block tetters.
[946]SECTION List 203 number, name and identifving data in the spaces provided. All known aliases and variants (including maiden name, if
[947]applicable) must pe listed. Mf the identifying data varies with the alias used, a scparate form must be wed Write UNKNOWN for items you
[948]are unabie to complete. :
[950]SECTION IE List cryptunym or pseudonym, if assigned. Hf true name is sensitive. oftain 201 number from 20) Control Desk and complete
[951]Section Land Section HH. On a separate fori! enter tbe 201 number and complete Section I and Section Hi, Submit each form separately.
[953]SECTION It: To be completed in all casen. ©
[955]A ete ce anne ean eT HM LTE ERA ER NE PLASTER DF NIECE TE GP) EEDA ote
[957]. 62TH DATE 3D COUNT OF BIRTH 6.7 OOTY O8 TOWN OF BATH. 7. OTHER SDENTIFICATION a
[958]wo le G-@]= ee] 22 USA | Tilinois a a a ee aN
[960]Y OCL/POS. CODE : 8.
[962]SECTION tt
[963]1. V SECOND COUNTEY erreest. 12.
[965]Perm Mo.
[967]eT SECRET ye
[968]ron - an wre bse omy = PUNC#
[971]ay
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[973]et
[975]tuts
[977]Peete,
[979]/ FORM
[982]Cte ote
[984]‘page Binics
[987]14-0000
[989]iy CONPESENFLIAL ane
[990]. SECRET
[992]ce wn Whee Filled-In) 97 7 es
[993]: : : (date)
[995]Review of 2/1 File on U.S. Citizen _ -
[997]In accordance with the DDO's notice of 9 December 1974, I have reviewed
[998]the 201 file on 2 ER (surname) (201 number indicated below),
[999]and have determined that it can most accurately be categorized as indicated below:
[1001]Should be closed. (If this category applies,
[1002]affix Records Officer ‘stamp. ) _
[1004]Unwitting collaborator. OI Code A7.
[1005]Explanation:
[1009]| a eee
[1011][ ° Witting collaborator, OI Code Al.
[1013]———————uuei
[1015]Potential witting collaborator; date opened:
[1016]OI Code A2.
[1018]Former witting collaborator (relationship terminated).
[1019]OI Code A3.
[1021][| Potential witting collaborator never contacted. OI Code A4.
[1023]Counterintelligence case (t.e., involving a foreign intelligence or
[1024]security service). Of Code A5.
[1026]4) All others. OI Code A6.
[1028]Signed
[1030]Signed NK ed: ‘S
[1031](initials) (date) ;
[1033]This document is a permanent part of this file. 201- /b g @X ]
[1035]CONFIDENTIAL
[1036]SECRET ’ E2 IMPDET CL BY 061475
[1037]. (When Filled In)
[1039]a 5 TTR Sn nt ce PR EE ER el RI eR eM mem
[1041]. - 2 ; a on
[1042]; (eitsé) ompgnent ;
[1043]This assignment of category\ Has been entered into * :
[1048]14-0000
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[1066]: yer TLIMAs QUITO. GUAYAQUIL, SANTIAGO. BUEWOS AIRES, MEXICO CZTY
[1068]. INFO PANTECH. DIRTECHs BANGTECHs _TOKYTECH. ye :
[1069]:  - TAPPER/CO STARROYO TECHS ¥ . . oo ; V:
[1070]i i
[1072]REF: DIRECTOR biases {BEING RELAYED MEXICO CIty} le]
[1074]: 1-__IN_ REFINENENT-OF— REF— REQUIREMENT—CUERY-UHETHER-ADDRESSCE
[1076]i
[1077]i
[1078]i.
[1080]HAVE AN ASSET WHO IS ETHNIC CHINESE WITH LATIN AMERICA ORDINARY
[1082]PASSPORT UHO COULD APPLY FOR-A PRC TOURIST VISA. IF YES. PLiASE ai
[1083]HAVE ASSET CONTACT PRC EMBASSY AND ASK IF THEY WOULD ISSUE TOURIST
[1085]VISA AWD HOW LONG IT WOULD TAKE BEFORE ASSET COULD OBTAIN VISA. ¥
[1087]2. WE ABE TRYING TO DETERMINE UHETHER PRC ENBASSY WILL ISSUE
[1089]VISA FOR TOURIST PURPOSES TO SINGLETON TRAVELERS OF ETHNIC CHINESE
[1091]_ ORIGIN WHO ARE NATIVE OR NATURALIZED LA CITIZENS UHO HAVE NO RELA--
[1092]TIVES IN CHINA. ¥ . :
[1094]3. IF PER ABOVE AN APPROPRIATE ASSET CAN BE IDENTIFIED, VED |
[1095]wou CONSIDER REQUESTING STATION CONCERNED TO LAUNCH HIN ON A SIMPLE.
[1096]OPS SUPPORT MISSION TO PRC: I-£.. TO COLLECT INFO ON PRC DOCUNEN-
[1098]© TATION CONTROL BASED ON SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSET BEFORE
[1100]"LAUNCH. ¥
[1102]OATES DGCYANUARY 75
[1104]UNIT: CH/GCEA
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[1112]r ‘" @aseocerom .  REPROOUCTION GY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE )S PROHIBAEO : iMPoe::
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[1117]14-0000
[1119]_-S_F-C PREF.
[1121]4885208 MARCUS EesTOR Gatc-Ts 680uUF on A we $2008 SaPenrNce OTD
[1122]of. ee _ DIRECTOR. |. ance ewsewam
[1123]|. CONF: INFO: FILE .. So 063 -j 0 nen Seu PE
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[1127]i 4. PLEASE ADVISE BY 14 FEBRUARY. E25 IMPDET «A a is =
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[1129][- i : I
[1130]#REQUEST ADDRESSEE STATIONS NOTIFY H@S IN ADVANCE OF ANY UPCOMING 3 !
[1131]TRIPS TO THE PRC BY ITS OVERSEAS CHINESE ASSETS ¢. :
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[1162]|
[1163]|
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[1178]__THRSA__ 347. — Ro IMay YF. Wola Me Beep.
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[1198]; | TRSA 974 yo gel SE oe
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[1202]14-0000
[1204]“= _ steuprry iwroRMaTION= =
[1206]5. DEG TBS
[1208]ow Chief of Station, San Jone
[1209]heting Chief, Wi
[1211]RIFSs Bie Tis OSS,
[1213]TEAL
[1215]|
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[1217]be TESibES | 7 oo! —
[1219]_ 4, -Readousrters fileo heve fort test adele oly evgnented threngh the
[1220]yecaint of referenes a., Wiloh to asy the leact, shede consUiereble, micbe
[1221]ronied Mipht on (iis ereration, Shie wes & asst yeleore clerifieation of
[1222]nany of our cuestions concerning HUVAINTD, .
[1224]2, nen hie return to Headquertera, Dennie E,. COPELAND rerorte? poop
[1225]@oalve te here HUYASOTD aten o new eentract, Ti is soprasted in“thlg resent
[1226]thet you furnieh as coon ne “oasible eny provisiens which you wish ts reacman
[1227]: for ireleoton in the contree®, Sueh reecmmestotions will of eames te in ecm
[1228]A forsity vith Sea, 22 of the Termlations governing cantreet arentc, net
[1229]eercer egenta, I¢ umld be most ndvertecemus to submit euch a contreet for
[1230]eengideyetion steltencenaly with a recusst fer rencvnl ef ths oreretien 2B
[1231]the end af Februsry 196°, ;
[1233]$3. Toletive to your moction in peracresh 7 of reference a,, ct the.
[1235]1 Paeoart tina, TERRES te the currant er roved Wore toe Ot et Gane res .
[1236]a OID's ororetianal setivities. Tt fe firnly believed thst thess restrige ©.
[1237]tons will be remove! when, In Tetrusry 1082, this creration vill be eonsidored
[1239]- Sov penmml by the Staff? witch teresed the curtallmect, It ie urpe! thst in
[1240]_ your cusrterly review for tha ceriod onding 21 Deeexber 1951 you cive Heste
[1242]...’ qungtera the benefit of exsther svesifie detstied renort, ft thet tino, w
[1244]-~: “q@34 eso cotextt a recusst for inerensed aslery for HMAFOID,
[1246]fc Bette Se,
[1248]mera Sb
[1250]WH, M, WHEELER, IR.
[1252]By J. ©, Bonnet
[1253], . RM, RASTESTER So
[1254]— oT Be sh |
[1255]SEGRE - Dof- 160 EEF: :
[1256]boo 4
[1259]14-0000
[1261]pots
[1263]SECURITY INFORMATION. -pisvarcH:N0.
[1267]Jo 0 Ce WH
[1269], os =FRoM ; Chicf of Station, San José
[1272]seearic~ HUMANOID Project
[1273]Ref: _ TRSW-685, TiSA-1056, WASH 14671
[1275]_ 1. TASW-685, wnich advises thet the expiration date of
[1276]this—_project—has—been-cetermined-to be 29 February 1952, was _
[1277]received several days after the forwarding of TRSA-1056, which .
[1278]recommended that subject be considered for czureer agent: stztus. Al-
[1279]though TRSA-1056 furnished certain of the data requested by head-
[1283]quarters, the following additional information, queries and comments ‘
[1284]in project. .
[1287]|
[1288]are set forth with a view So facilitating a final evaluation of the :
[1290]_ 2. Pursuant to the approval contained in TRSW-655,
[1291]dated June 29, 1951, HUMANCID has been and is currently acting as
[1292]cutout for HUMANIST~2, as well as for HUMANKIND-1 and HUMANKIND-3. 9 _
[1293]It ie therefore not clear whether parapraph 2.b. of FRSA-GK5 is to ba-
[1294]interpreted as a new restriction on his activities which is to be placed
[1295]into effect at this time. In other words, is headquarters’ approval
[1296]of the suggestions contained in TRSA-950 now withdrawn? .- sis. tg -
[1298]i
[1299]3. As discussed in TRSA-950, assistance was extended }
[1301]HUMANOID in setting up a photography and photocopy shop on the fringe
[1302]of the downtown area. Funds formerly used for rental of a safehouse
[1303]were applied instead as rental for his photo shop, with the purpose
[1304]of providing a safe meeting place between HUMANOID and HUMANIST~-2 and.
[1305]to provide a more accessible spot for the processing of HUMANKIND
[1306]material. Farly in July 1951, after two or three weeks experience
[1307]with photostating HUMANKIND material at the. studio demonstrated the
[1308]unsuitability of the arrangement, HUMANOID resumed his photostatic
[1309]work in his own hoze. Tre studio has continued to serve as a meeting :
[1310]Place for HUMANIST-2. fie following consideraticns entered into the
[1312]GS ent LF 78-67
[1314].. decision to discontinue processing HUHANKIND-1 and 3 material at the
[1315]photo studio: 1). The ceaspicuous nature of the equipment ina szall
[1317]shop; 2) the security risks caused by the prezence in the studio of ©
[1319]. HUMANOID's local employee; ana 3) the lack of any secure storage
[1321]“." gpace for compronising raterial
[1323]Aer-16 F EFI OS
[1324]Since the dispatch of TRSA-1056, HUMANOID has been:
[1326]: he
[1327]is + notified by hia photograrhic assistant that the latter is resigning
[1328]a Noe a TET
[1330], ; aains SI-28A brie MAOK Ss. a
[1332]i a
[1334]ne
[1336]14-0000
[1338]*SECUNITY JSFOR MS Tai.
[1340]Page 2 a Siuwiad ; " PRSA-108,
[1342]‘to-seek> nore renun-rative employment-at the end_of-this months =,
[1343]HUMANOID states_that-he is -unable- -
[1345]7 to devote -suffictent: e to the
[1346]ustness to-keep. it going without an-asaistunt and-thetern wouad be © eh -
[1347]quite_difficult-to-locate a competent workman at the Salary level he
[1348]- Can afford to pay. The above facts, plus unfavorable findings of a - =):
[1349].. Pecent financial énalysis of his business, . have convinced HUMARCID. ._ .__/.
[1350]““ to close the photograph shop at the end of Novezter. ~
[1352]5. In connection with Pararraph 2.d. of TRSW-685, widch
[1353]states that HUMANOID must discontinue using his home to reproduce ; {
[1354]the material obtuined fro: AUMAT“IND-1 and HUMANKIND $3, the following -
[1355]brief history of safehouse experience at this étetion is set forth,
[1357]A review of the files and discussion with huis
[1361]UO sen crme tetera: yt
[1363]ARCID reveals that, seven fg
[1364]safehouses have been utilized to date: _ - a
[1365]i a.—An-officé room in the Panena ompe ny building in Sen. ; fi
[1367]Pan Jose fron June, 1959, to Movember, 1949, used to process
[1368]ee . HUMANKIND zaterial. Abandoned when it wes learned -the
[1369]; : room was called the "FET office upstairs" by other resi-
[1370]dents of the building. ‘s
[1373]b. An apartment in Bella Vista fron November, 1649, to
[1374]January, 1950, used to Process HUPANKIND material,
[1375]Abendoned because landlord lived next door and used
[1376]‘aiserey  COMLON entrance, ;
[1380]Ce One-half of a house in Sen Pedro, which had private
[1381]: entrance. Abandoned because the notorious Frank HAXSYALL
[1383]wes neighoor. WARSNALL is enemy of the Comcunist Party
[1384]and knew HUMANIST=2 by sight.
[1386]|
[1387]|
[1389]|
[1390]fe
[1391]J
[1393]H
[1395]d. An apartzent in Parque Morazdn. After two: months this
[1396]wes abindoned aa neiphbers began raking inquiries con-
[1397]cerning infrequency of visits to the house. |
[1399]- @. Apartment in Barrio Lujén, for four sonths. This was
[1400]: abandoned as zany Party ueaberg lived nearby and knew
[1401]HUMANIST-2 by sight. , :
[1403]“*. fe- & house near the Sabsna airport for seven months, used
[1404]_ to process EUMANKIYD material. Frequent vecancy of. the
[1405]prezises caused speculation by neighbors und landlord.
[1407]& Photographic studio as Giscussed above. In addition to
[1408]stated recsons for closing ebove safehouses, two house
[1409]breakings were suffered, ond it was frequently feared
[1410]thet the reproduction equipment might be stolen when it
[1411]beceme apparent thet persons were seldom in.the houses.
[1416]14-0000
[1418]REE
[1421]SECURITY 165 Gr MATION - :
[1425]= OT eS
[1427]_ —_ - ae oe ;
[1428]— . appa «Pa In-view of--headquarters inteation to terminate this... ——- “
[1429]—— eee Eee project,—it-is not deemed advis:ble at this time to_install_HUrANcID———+——~
[1430]SS in-a-new-sefehouse-to process HUMANKIND. raterial. Accordingly, - : ™
[1431].- ~ “"~ headouarters acvice is requested as to whether HUMANOID aay continue
[1432]oo Po using his house for the next few tonths, or whether this operation
[1433]st _ _ "Should be suspended imnediately, inasmuch as no suitcdle alternate
[1434]str moms = "Cutout has been located to date. ; :
[1436]7. In reply to your request for coment on the sulary
[1437]increase for HUMANOID recommended .by the forter. Chief of Stition, |
[1438]please be advised thst the writer concurs in the recommendation. As ° {f
[1439]“in¢icated in TASA-1956 end. TRSA-999, this arent hag been living on-e i
[1440]. very close finencial marpin and hes been ewcre of the recommended i
[1441]to - Praise for some months. It is conceivable that he_has_taken—_the_raise
[1442]—~ possibicity into consideration in his personal financial arrangements. i
[1443]F In any event, should headevarters decide to terminate subject, it is
[1444]recomrended that several months salary te autnorized as e tercination
[1445]bonus in order that theere will be an likelihood of security consider-
[1446]ations erising from subject's nossibiv over-ertenced financial position.
[1447]po This bonus paynent is believed juatified by subject's lonz tenure of
[1448]i service. co,
[1450]i
[1452]| 8. With regard to pararraph 3 of TkSy-685, there have
[1454]i been no chenges in subject's cover und current trodes of: contuct and
[1456]i. - Communication fron those set out in TRSA-954. [iUKANIST-2 makes a
[1458]_t weekly door-slot drop at night at the photocraohic studio, and a live
[1460]eo. Beetinge tekes place at the atudio approximately three nights a month,
[1462]: . with safety-danrer sipnals being utiiized. In addition, HUMANOID
[1464]i meets once or 80 a sonth with HUGCER, either at her home or at the a
[1466]; studio. HUMANKIND contacts remain the seme. My contacts with HUMARCID
[1467]have taken place at iis home, in amrk, in a local pension, 2t ay
[1468]home, and in coffee hers on a stcrezers schedule of about once a week.
[1470]Bere 9. with reference to WAS! 14671, zlease be adyised that,
[1471]4 ~ abeclutely no commitments have been made to subject, and, on the’. .
[1473]+  . Contrary, hints heve been cronpes t> zim of a ocesible curtailment -
[1474]a ; of funds which wight require discontinuing certain operations here.
[1475]{ ~~ Wo difficulty 1s anticinated in terminatiar subject uron receipt of
[1476]: finel instructions from headquarters. . -
[1479]". . .10. With further reference to WASH 14671, your attention
[1480]is respectfully invited to the following headquarters files which :
[1481]reflect opinions and evaluations of subject by other staff personnel:
[1483]_... T2PA-365 Part Il "Subject's superiors regard this man as
[1484]; highly dependable.* _ : =
[1486]TZPA-365 Part I "Subject's immediate superior is Lt. Col.
[1487]. , Wm. R. FORAFS, Director of Intelligence,
[1488]CAIRC, who recommends subject hirhly.”
[1490]To
[1492]SLUris
[1498]Oh Seedy t,
[1500]sn
[1504]TRSA-1084
[1506]een a
[1508]i___--------FASA-403-—"Subject—1s considered to be extremely reliable
[1509]and-intelligent, which, combined with_his_past—
[1510]expertence, qualify him for a wide range of- © <= -) --——~j}----
[1511]assi¢nnents.*
[1513]i TREA-582 0... .services have been of considerable vzlue to _ foot
[1515]Po i operations. The Greats which he handles are the : ‘
[1517]: ; H . ort productive of those now being used by this | ;
[1519]Boe station, and his manarenent of these informants
[1521]; hee been excellent from both an information and
[1522]security viewpoint."
[1525], \ TREA~SL6 "...his interrity, Hecretion, and industry ,
[1526]po cannot be too highly commended, and we feel that
[1527]; : { he is erinently suited fer steff or cover enploy- !
[1528]— a ee ment in any capacity deered com:ensurate with |
[1529]— ” hic intellectual and other abilities.7-
[1530]oh TRSA-860 *,..the services of this arent are extremely. |
[1531]a valuable to this stution." |
[1532]t
[1533]|
[1534]f
[1535]t
[1537]TRSA-999 %...the services of this arent continue to be
[1538]extrezely veiucble..... In view of iis inportance
[1539]to this station, his ability anc fis willingness
[1540]ts aevete time to.the work when needed’, it is
[1541]recomended that he te considered for a raise in | |
[1542]Pave...” . . 4
[1543]ly p
[1547]ge ym mae +2
[1549]7
[1551]‘ TRSA-6h1 "...nis oxperience end abliity is such that he ; a
[1552]could probibly be of use to the orzanization : peg,
[1553]anywhere in Liatin-inerica." : ;
[1555]LEAD YATE prem
[1557]a _ Ll. The above file history, plus approximetely three .
[1558]montis otservation and dircction of HUMANCID served as the busis for my
[1559]reconmendetiun of career spent sictus. ee
[1561]“gS TR,
[1563]. 12, At tne ris of laboring the point, an: solely on the
[1564]bssis of information available here, it appears that EUMANOID has pro-
[1565]vided valuable service in the past, that he is currently en important
[1566]factor in the operational structure of this station, and that he
[1567]possesses certain potential for future use by the orrenization. In
[1568]this connection, it is noted that headquarters inquired some time ago
[1569](TRSW-641) whether subject would be interested in working for the ;
[1570]orpanization in ancther country. Although it is realized your interest
[1571]in this possibility may no longer exist, for your inforcation HUMANOID
[1572]has stated that he would fo to any other Latin American country, in
[1573]any capacity, on short notice. .
[1575]- 13. The instant dispatch is respectfully subsitted for your
[1576]information and in ressonse to your queries. It is to’ be emphasized
[1577]that headouarters desires with regard to vodifying or terminating this
[1579]"project will be followed implicitly.
[1580]Git zer-1o EK FFT
[1581]SE BAe James K. Russo
[1583]ths Ft
[1586]rn
[1588]14-0000
[1590]x , } Gt
[1591]yo, _ ”
[1592]a
[1593],
[1595]OUTAGE cLASariec-messaGe——————-—
[1597]— CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
[1599]a ssccu EGR EFoaucatione Pac No. |
[1600]SECURIT VAPOR ATION Pas
[1602]: To: : . ROUTINE - ;
[1604]. - POLICY COORDIRATION/ . :
[1606]! phos: SPECIAL OPCRATI ONS 8 NOV 51 :
[1608]: : . mo 7 Raa
[1610]i Conrinmation: OUT 87230 a :
[1612]: tR A3-4) Aap/so (5) OPS (6), PLANS (7) ; ae
[1613]‘ Inponmarion: s/¢ (6-93-10), ppp (11). ee EMS NET Cnet tee é |
[1614]a : . __ Ff
[1615]| Paraphrase Not Required. Mandle as SECRET Correspondence per Pere. SE (1) 60A AR-380-5 i |
[1616]bo Sek) WASH. 14671. |
[1617]r SFOs SANFG --GITEs WASHFG fod
[1618]a a ay
[1621]| _ UAKE RO COMMITMENTS RE FUTURE STATUS SUBJECT.AT PRESENT .
[1623]fe) HAVE NO PLANS CONTACT HIM HERE.HGS FILES DO NOT REFLECT BASIS
[1624]h _., + YOUR ENTHUSIASM SUBJECT'S USEFULNESS THIS AGENCY. HQS FAVORS
[1625]j
[1627]CONTINUING PRESENT STATUS,
[1629]Sere dorery
[1631] cueme Nate GRESHAM 7 JCB
[1632]RELEASING OFFICE ORIGINATING AND COORDINATING OFFICERS . Re RAST E TER omnes .
[1633]- TOD: 23512 8 NOV 51 SECRET Corr No. ee
[1634]ne LZ...
[1636]OF 0S FORBIDDEN TO MAKE A COPY OF THIS MESSAGE
[1638]. ;
[1640]14.00000
[1642]SECRE:
[1644]_-. SECURITY INFORMATION. = =
[1646]4
[1648]2 November 195) 4
[1649]V
[1651]MEMORANDUM FOR: MR. RASTETTER AND yR. BONNET
[1652]FROM: Pan P. Paxton
[1653]SUBJECT: HUMANOID; Career Status
[1655]1. I do not feel that this man's position in the political
[1657]and social life in Costa Rica lends itself to our need for a
[1658]career agent in that area. His findncial position negates his -
[1659]accessibility to high-level information, and our requirements
[1660]for Costa Rica should not be satisfied through outright subsidi-°
[1661]zation of an agent in order to place him in a position of influ-
[1662]ence. His wife's knowledge of his work for us is lamentable and
[1663]her Costa Rican background with substantial local political ties -
[1664]should be sufficient reason to be any further consideration on .
[1665]our part for increasing his knowledge of our operations, Admit
[1666]tedly, he has performed. a satisfactory service for the San Jose
[1667]station, but his efforts are not so vital that his termination, in
[1668]the event he decides to sever connecticns with us because of -his
[1669]failure to achieve more pramAnent status, would be a permanent blow
[1670]to our effectiveness there. ° With respect to his knowledge of
[1671]future possibilities with 4S, we cannot be held responsible for
[1673]*,-, Unauthorized commitments that may have been made by the previous
[1675]: Chief of Station. . . . :
[1679]- ~ 2, The current status of HUMANOID should be established in.
[1680]‘line with TRS - 685. oo . _
[1682]wi/PPP/te
[1683]2 November 1951
[1685]— Sof G0 TI
[1686]E: SEERE: |
[1689]14-0000
[1691]| |
[1693]= Do ~ ‘Dis aTCH NO.
[1695]= "GALS atm OR SEA POE _ a
[1696]_ TRSA-1056
[1698]chier,
[1700]: Chief of Stution, San José a .
[1702]FROM
[1703]vw) SUBJECT: ceneras— Operational oy
[1704]srrcmic— Humanoid
[1706]“Ref: “Pield Memo 218
[1708]so es = Le Serious considerztion hes been piven to the
[1710]suitability of Husanoid for cereer agent status, and in this connec-
[1711]tion, it is to. be noted subject is partially aware of the possibilities
[1712]bee of career agent stetus by virtue ofa discussion with the former :
[1713]i” Chief of .Station, : . oo ae _
[1715]i” 2. %It appears that Humanoid fills the requirements set
[1716]out in reference meworandum, as follows:
[1718]a. tIumancid.
[1720]b. His existing cover is well estzblished and believed to be
[1721]durcble. He has teen attending tke local university for
[1722]4 - . Over two years; he built and owns his own home in Costa Rica;
[1723]i he is married to a Coste Rican and has two children torn here;
[1724]: ; anc he has a going business in the form of a photographic
[1725]shop wnich provides an excuse for additicnal income.
[1727]SOI objectives assigned to Eumanoid include supervised ;
[1728]direction of Corzunist Party penetration (Humanist-2); super=-
[1729]vised direction of Postal Intercept Project (Humankind);
[1730]direct provision of information emanating from local university : .
[1731]and intellectual circles cf which subject is a meuwber. Aliso,
[1733]~ subject forcerly cirected attempted penetration of. the Comuu- . pa
[1734]nist Party woments"front™ group (Hugger). . . : ;
[1736]It has been noted that subject's efficiency and productivity
[1737]have been hampered by financial consideraticns in the past.
[1738]He has had unusually heavy nedical bills, and the rising cost
[1739]of living in Costa Rica has. presentec economic problems in
[1740]view of his modest income. It is felt that subject has
[1741]' valuable potential for expanding his operaticns uncer the status
[1742]of career agent. With the recoval or partial rewoval of j
[1743]“economic pressure, subject would be able to devote edditional .
[1744]time to the exploitation of numerous personal contacts in
[1745]labor, government, religious, and political circles. - He is
[1748]"Jos ~ 76 EGb) |
[1752]gem, 51-28A SEC Lei
[1755]|
[1756]|
[1759]14-0000
[1761]poset Page QT nsanaes6 —
[1762]- _ =-unusually=adept=at—inves' ve=technique,=has-the-abslity- — ———
[1763]== tosbalasce=risks=involved“arainst value of infamuation_to- —]
[1764]be-obtained;—and is thoroughly familiar. with the. geopraphy- : - ee ae
[1766]=~and political trends in Costa Rica. To date, subject hss | - - i
[1767]confinec his activities mostly to cutout and airection; . . i
[1770]however, it is believed that with additional freedom he could
[1771]successfully encupe in spottine, recruitment, ceneral inves-
[1772]tigetion, and independent rerorting.
[1774]@. Subject has discussed hia desire to send his wife and two
[1775]children to tis family in the United States late in October
[1776]for a 6C-day visit. He woulda then like to travel to the
[1777]United Stites hinselif in late December for a trief visit .
[1778]with his parents in Illinois, This would be his firet visit
[1779]home in several years and would crovide an excellent Cpper-
[1780]tunity end cover for headquarters contact, either in liiinois
[1781]or Washington, at which time for-alities and necessary
[1783]Do ; training cold be accomplished. (NOTE: ~ This’ planned trip
[1785]- of subject cay tempcrarily interruct contact with Humenist-2
[1787]and Humankind, as a suitetle interim cutout has not yet been
[1788]developed; but experience has shewn tht procuction fron ;
[1789]both sources practically dies out over the Christaas ond Hew
[1790]Year holidays in this country. ° :
[1792]‘ 3 In connection vith Paragraph e. above, it is to be - . i
[1793]noted that the travel plans of subject's wife hove been complicated Dopey
[1794]by advice fron the Exbassy Censular Section. that the Immigretion - F bos
[1795]authorities at the ccrt of entry into the United Stetes may cemand a 3 sds
[1796]$500.CO U.S. bond in substantiation of her intent to return to Costa j po
[1797]Rica after the 60 days. This station is therefore considering |
[1798]advancing subject U.S. $500.00 in orucr to enable him to present the
[1799]bond if it is demanded and to obviate the rossibility of iis spending
[1800]. 6everal hundred collars in travel money for his wife to 2 port of
[1801]‘entry and return to Costa Rica if entry were denied. This coney -
[1802]would not be used by subject for any other purpose and would be re-
[1803]turned to station funds after successful entry of his wife into the.
[1804]United Stetes.
[1806]Be 4&. In view of the fact that this Station has no basis
[1807]me for comparison with regard to possible salary firures which might be
[1809]“ "* offered subject if exreer arent status is approved, no recommendation
[1810]in this rerard is beinr made. However, it is pointed cut that subject
[1811]has worked for the orranization for almost four years, thet his ;
[1812]efficiency has been excellent, his rrasp of intelligence requirenents -
[1813]above averare, his potential ettractive, and that his present position
[1814]in the operational structure of this Station is of major importance.
[1816]5. It is requested that this Stction be advised if you 3
[1817]are interested in considering subject for cureer agent stctus. . -
[1818]If so, please advise whether contact will be had with subject while .
[1821]14-0900
[1823]Pe fe
[1824]£ Lo rte ~ emt BEE et wart :
[1826]: ar on, “ .
[1827]a “p 3 ° - TRSA 1656
[1828]: age . TRwe yy -
[1829]; E SECREZ A : oe
[1830]ae SR he is in a"eBe United. States. Also, ,—will-the ‘yovernment ‘reinbursé
[1831]— - , subject for travel experdituresa for his trip.. In view. of "the -
[1832]ee relativelyshort time rezaininp before Kis trip, 6
[1834]_—————————————————— =e-recuired-for raining, ete.,in-orcer—tliu-Huranoid———=
[1835]~ Jobe may iay=be™ briefed ana in order that interia (operational - “arrangerents
[1836]we -hay be worked out. — . _ : * {
[1837]= he
[1840]. 6 It would be appreciated if a reply to the recommended
[1841]salary increase of subject could be race available, (See TRSA-999
[1842]of July 1 and TeSA- -1037 cated Septer. wher 28, 1951.) :
[1844]J ; . So James Kk. Russo
[1846](8 6- an
[1848]TTS oy eran eae ems ol A ame AMMO Ma
[1850]tira | .
[1852]Reid eat
[1854]Nae ER etl ge
[1859]14-0000
[1861]. : s . “oe: _. tee fe ee Date a
[1862]. ad Me bin TON NO, ae ET
[1863]coe ee pee, = TS” GACY AIR OR SEA POK : - = > ~PIS TCH: NO: |
[1865]DATE: _28 September 1951 tf
[1866]Z-ROM—: Chief-of-Station; San José 4 :
[1868]|
[1869]SUBJECT: cexern— Operational
[1871]7 L SPECIFIC Hunaroid Project.
[1873]1. In connection with a re-examination of the
[1875]eo factors of this Project, a” pre-arranged visit to the home of
[1877]me ~~ Humanoid was mace by the writer. As previously reported, subject
[1878]“has constructed a. dark i i
[1880]security —
[1882]» the possi-
[1884]bility of an unexpected house search or a pure case of house— ;
[1886]' breaking with theft a8 a motive cannot be overlooked, with resultant
[1887]serious security considerations,
[1889]- 2. It 4s therefore requested that heedcuarters
[1890]consider furnishing a small wall safe with a combination lock for
[1891]Da installation in the above-mentioned dark room. It.would be possible
[1893]- to sink the safe into the. concrete wall, and even if complete con- :
[1895]a cealment were not possible, the safety of the material would be cy
[1897]' “": greatly enhanced. Suitable safes are not available locally, but i
[1898]it isknowm that Renzington Rand markets a small strong box with a
[1900]:., Combination lock (price about $20.00) which would be ideal. :
[1902]"30 I would appreciate Feceiving your opinion in this a3
[1903]“\ matter inasmuch as other measures must be taken in the event a.safe
[1904]_ Cannot be made available, ns mo, : 2
[1906]. “he | Inasmuch as Humanoid is aware of the proposed salary °
[1907]- False recommended by the former Chief of Station in the Cuarterly
[1908]' Report dated August 17, 1951, information as to the status of this
[1910]recommendation-is requested.
[1911]suff. Russo
[1913]“CO vererh
[1914]SECHE: | 20r-/6¢e8/
[1916]CLASSIFICATION - -- Z a LE ;
[1918]7 - TT TT | " - — wn
[1920]14-0000
[1922]‘ , : 4 . os ot
[1923]j
[1924]- SPATCH NO.
[1926]“Chief of Station, San José
[1928]SUBJECT: commm— Operations
[1929]sPecinic—- Humanoid
[1930]S Ref: Memorandum given writer by Zachary T. Cady in Panama
[1932]oo 1. Humanoid advised that his mother-in-law, Sra. a
[1933]_ 2 Dora Calderon_de:CORDERO, -has no-relationship with the family of 3
[1934]former President Rafeel Angel CALDERON Guardia. kKumanoid advised ;
[1936]that his mother-in-law was friendly with the CALDERON Yamily years oo
[1937]ago, but has had no contact with any of the -family or the Calderonista i
[1938]Party since the revolution. ‘This woman immigrated to Costa Rica DY
[1939]as Dora INIKEN from Europe, and as it is customary for immigrants : }
[1940]1
[1941]i
[1942]i
[1944]and illegitimate children to take upon themselves the name of the . fi
[1945]President, Dora INIKEN changed her name to CALDERON. Humanoid stated
[1946]that she has no political connections whatsoever ana is sympathetic
[1948]_to whatever administraticn is in power at the time. The information
[1950]i, in the referenced mecorandum was originally written by Humanoid
[1951]* -"\" three years ago and has no application to the present.
[1953]: 2. Regarding Humanoid's associates, Sr. and Sra. .
[1955]; ~-, Miguel CORRALES, Humanoid stated that he has not seen CORRALES for
[1956]- over a year since CORRALES is in Guanacaste Province. It is true |
[1958]that CORRALES was a Fipuerista curing the revolution, but he is no
[1960]‘longer sympathetic with’ FIGUERES. : ree
[1962]a 3. Humanoid's intelligence activities are known to
[1963]his wife, who has been of assistance to him in said activities‘ on
[1964]_warious occasions. However, Humanoid stated that his mother-in-law.
[1966]‘has no knowledge of these activities.
[1967]Eugene T. Roddy
[1969]“ 3Y ‘Si
[1970]SECRET M4 .
[1971]7 one, 51-28 A . 7 . CLASSIFICANION, . AG VALLE
[1974]14-0000
[1976]MEMO
[1978]k
[1979]th
[1980]a
[1982]oH
[1984]a
[1985]‘i
[1987]‘|
[1988]to
[1990]a
[1991]ie)
[1992]3
[1994]b. Technical Surveillance in Costa Rica
[1996]HUMANOID is an American agent used as a cut-out in several
[1997]San Jose operations. He was employed in the technical surveillance on
[1998]the home of Juan Bosch, as one of the two monitors. He also handles
[1999]the photography incident to the HUMANKIND project, which work.he . _
[2000]_ performs_in. his own quarters: “(This may now be pérformed away from
[2001]his home, but until very recently it was done at home. ) . :
[2003]Hi
[2004]i
[2005]H
[2007]4
[2008]f
[2010]RAO ere eee meee cere cere
[2016]|
[2017]4
[2018]Hl
[2020]. -HUMANOID's PHS shows the following points which Dave Wright
[2021]may be able to clarify: ‘
[2023]Sener en he pene
[2025](see TZP-A-365, Part 1)
[2027]1. His wife is related, through her mother, to the family of © :
[2028]CALDERON. This might be a connection with the "Calederonistas" who
[2029]are alleged to be the group of Costa Ricans responsible for mysterious
[2030]bombings early this year.
[2032]TO roe ote arene anne pet ener ate aoe MEAD ARE YY EHO Sata ke
[2034]PAs kme tars PR nae pet
[2036]: 2. Subject's mother-in-law, who resides with him, is described
[2037]_as follows; “strongly inclined to Sr. Calderon GUARDIA and Leo CORTES
[2038]during their respective regimes in Costa Rica, and she is now (Oct 1948)
[2039]enthusiastic about the Junta Government of Jose FIGUERES. However,
[2040]she takes no active part in politics."
[2044]3. Other friends and associates of his wife are: Sr. and Sra. -
[2045]Miguel Corrales (San Juan Tibas Costa Rica). Miguel Corrales was a
[2046]radio operator and intelligence operative for Jose: FIGUERES during the
[2047]Costa Rican Civil War in the spring of 1948. .
[2049]. . Jose FIGUERES and Juan BOSCH were the target personalities _
[2050]-. Of the technical surveillance. FIGUERES made the statement that “one of
[2051]his boys told him all about the surveillance. "'
[2053]: From the above circumstances, it appears possible that HUMANOID's
[2055]- intelligence activities are probably known to either his wife, his mother-in-
[2056]law, or his friend, CORRALES, and that one of the three could have been
[2057]the source through which the surveillance was blown. Would you discuss .
[2058]this informally with Dave Wright, please ? :
[2060]J. C. BONNET
[2061]Sof (60tT)
[2063]SECRET
[2066]14-0000 . : . H
[2068]Chief, Foreign-Division T.-- -
[2070]=FROM=--ChYef“of Station, San dosé
[2072]SUBJECT: Gexrru— Operations
[2074]: seenc— Project Humanoid ~
[2075]i Ref: TRSA-925 ed
[2077]- a ee. ---Enclosed- herewith {s Part II~- Operational Information-
[2078]: of the Personal Record Questionnaire for Project Humanoid. t
[2080]Eugene T. Rod
[2082]SECRET
[2084]CLASSIFICATION
[2089]14-0000
[2093]aye
[2095]wet
[2097]“ . PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE si) ee
[2098]. “TRS _/pa@/_ 26. 2;
[2100]lames e bese} Part TT = OPERATIONAL TNFORMATTON
[2102]Part 11 of PRQ is classit ied, must pe filled in by tne Case Officer and is nsz to
[2103]be shown to subject.
[2105]t
[2106]: | 3. Headquarters will not pe asle to pravice an Operational Clearance unless it receives
[2107]| answers to all questions On page 1 of Part t (Items $ to 12), and to all questions of
[2108]i Part It (items 36 to 5a).
[2109]t
[2110]i
[2111]H
[2113]S. In emergency these answers, keyed to Items 1 to 12 by number, and aith Summary of part. we eee a
[2114]eee os Me may-be-cabled to Headquarters, followed prompi}y Dy pouch with complete asta. :
[2116]Lob
[2117]|
[2118]i
[2119]|
[2120],
[2121]I
[2123]5. Fully completed PRQ must be sent to Headquarters as Soon as possible, two copies of ‘
[2124]Part | .(inctuding copy in Supjectes “handeriting, if possible) and one copy of Part 41.
[2126]i
[2128]my 6. ata acquired later must be sent to Headquarters in PaQ format ona continuing tasis. i
[2129]t . . cake
[2131]| 7. Alt pages of both parts will bear the -PRQ numer, composed of (a) station syne?
[2133](b) PRQ (c) number assigned consecutively by the field station; e.g. PGA/PRO/13.
[2135]i’
[2137]i
[2139]_ 36. (rvs Bum 5
[2141]t
[2142]37. How, when and where was subject first contacted or developed? on
[2143]3 .£
[2144]Subject was first recruited in Panama as Hydropathic in’ Novenber 1948 i a
[2145]t
[2147]and transferred to San José as approved Humanoid project, July 1949. ' -
[2149]38. Could subject be turned over quickly and in a secure manner to
[2151]“someane. else for handling? To vham?
[2153]“ Subject could be turned over quickly to any approved cutout, ‘though |
[2154]~ at present he is himself acting as a cutout between Chief of Station
[2155]and Zosubegentesimate of subject's notivatiom
[2157]: = Subject motivated by his interest in intelligence work, desire to
[2158]advance in the organization as a career, and its remuneration.
[2160]Os SEH “Sto
[2162]PR Cat gg
[2163]= a can . a _ T-
[2165]“he a rSiwemon tei aN elt n bi Pf aT REAR SAAINS wltS SRT ND eR A hn
[2168]14-0000
[2170]} i? . 7
[2174]. .
[2176]on -
[2177]; ° (TRS _/rref_2%6. 52
[2180]— ts soos MOsoWith-what” dgehetel and filles has subject's name -peen_checked?—-When?:————
[2182]— ———= =——Result?Wwhat else has been ‘done. to ‘verify biographical information. =
[2183]: “furnished by subject? 0
[2185]i oR, ! ab
[2186]} Recruited and checked in Panama (see TZPA-365).
[2187]i .4
[2188]i 1
[2189]i “ i I
[2190]iy Cc 5
[2191]i : 4
[2192]i rn ioe
[2194]Loe pao Re What ‘control exists over subject at present? How can it be increased? tos
[2195]Subject can be controlled through. dependence on Salary, loyalty due to :
[2196]i American heritage, past U.S. Army service, and desire for a career in a:
[2197]H this work--all are controlling factors, as well as his receipt of G.I... °: y
[2198]H school benefits. i i
[2199]| 42. For what service does he think he is working? What does he think 3 i
[2200]vy i
[2201]i tf
[2202]becomes of his information? :
[2203]i
[2205]Subject is cognizant of identity of this organization.
[2207]43. Explain fully subject's past or present connection with any
[2208]‘intelligence service,
[2210]atone beenett em anti
[2212]Boe 3s} previously in U.S. Army Intelligence (see Part I, PRQ 26,
[2213]No. 25 : . .
[2215]Rete Up neanee matremertiee an eset
[2217]' best qualified by education and experience to furnish? Give ~
[2219]. evaluation of information received.
[2221]sovnee la newimang ay nv ipetag ned mate oe
[2223]Subject furnishes only information received as a cutout: from subagents, -
[2225]a Communist Party activities and Caribbean revolutionary matters.
[2227]Dy : os SERS Areieciem |
[2229]| oe PES EE SITIET
[2231]7 ESEUSITVE a
[2232]oe SECRET wo Cla 83-25 —_
[2234]Sea Se: Pee Seca dS Sema Saleh tease” SU GaSe nee eS htt Bat RARE nny A lS IE mm I at SIE
[2236]eer mo
[2238]14-0000
[2240]pele (iste ant Shee
[2242]‘ a ~ Sos
[2244]k5. eubject's duties | are 2 to. be. -other _than- nzntena teenies mitierings=
[2246]re ee
[2248]i
[2250]i 46. Ras he been given special training as an agent? Explain,
[2251]i
[2255][ U.S. Army Intelligence craining. .
[2257]47, Hov and from vhom does he obtetn information?
[2261]. Subject ‘acts as ‘cutout for Humanist-2, Humankind-1, Humankind-3
[2262]and Hugeer. ;
[2264]48. Is it proposed to pay subject a regular salary? If 80, emount per
[2266]1
[2268]week, month, etc. Explain any other methods of Payment, such ag
[2269]a exchange commodities,
[2271]Subject receives #,000 per month (approved TRSW-627)
[2273]Have any promises or commitments whatsoever (not covered elsevhere |
[2274]"4m this form) been made to subject? Explain,
[2276]Are subject's language abilities and other characteristics such ‘that he
[2277]could pass es a native of a country or region other than his ow? Explain.
[2279]. 52. What is subject's social standing? Artotocracy, ‘upper ‘niaale co} cless, —
[2280]2 “lover middle class, peasantry, etc.? Upper middle=¢zes.
[2284]t.. Aig nee Hie Taakbalecass, es Sa NOE a et AAT Ser aon BN rie named, ie Oita a wee athe Uttam men Eee aah Tetris ren wee
[2289]14-00000
[2291]“Wo ‘gambling or mistresses.
[2293]All noted excellent.
[2295]i
[2296][
[2297]i — 53. Evaluation of subject's character, reliability, security.
[2298]t
[2299]|
[2300]|
[2302]i 5h. With what other foreign pover vould subject be most likely to
[2304]collaborate because of his ideology, obligation, etc.? Explain.
[2306]te
[2308]None.
[2310]55. What special abilities, talents, or qualifications are possessed by
[2312]subject which vould conceivably be of value for other operations in
[2313]the future?
[2315]‘Subject knows Morse code and can send and receive 16 words per
[2316]minute at present, which rate can be quickly increased.
[2318]56. Attach samples of subject's signature and handwriting in all languages
[2320]known to him, also a recent, dated Photograph, and fingerprints.
[2322]Photos forwarded with Part I. Handwriting and fingerprints being
[2323]_ pouched separately. : ;
[2325]tabs
[2327]| - 5%. How was information in Part I obtained?
[2329]oe ; Cra
[2330]‘Subject submitted information personally. eS hat
[2331]' 3 SECRET
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[2336]14-0000
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[2344]-- 58, Other miecellaneous operational data and coments.
[2346]I
[2347]i
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[2350]1
[2351]1
[2352]i
[2353]i
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[2364]el,
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[2368]i
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[2373]She Ri sioale O pESLISO LS Aw eee ae AA ae wTeasete!,
[2376]14-8000
[2378]Baga ats
[2380]2
[2381],
[2385]7 : . . a . _'TRSA~999
[2386]: “OPERATICUAL REVIEW
[2392]_ + COUNTRY: .Costa Rica PFRIOD: 31 March-l July 1951.
[2393]'  QOBUFCTIVES AND TASKS: No changes. 9°. = ;
[2395]: SALARY: ; Subject was raised from 750 colones per month to
[2396]; 1,000 colones per month, effective 1] March 1951.
[2398] BVALUATION OF SERVICES: Services of this epent continiie to be-extrexely
[2399]an . valuable as the principal cutout for three
[2401]-s-gubagents. Subject also processes the
[2402]information received, adding to it his own
[2403]comments drawn from long personal acquaintance
[2404]with local conditions. Subject maintains a
[2405]good working relationship with subapents
[2406]necessery for their continued trusted and
[2407]unworried cooperation. .
[2409]FVALUATION OF = ~—S—S*«SWTe:« information procured by subject is valuable
[2410]INPORMATICH: : though very little is ris own, but rather that
[2411]o . of his subagents.
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[2416]He
[2417]nO
[2419]in
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[2425]id
[2426]fe
[2427]2
[2429]; [
[2431]f
[2433]_ QTHFR FACTORS: Reference is made to TRSA95O and TiSW-655
[2434]Be wherein subject's operations,as planned by this
[2435]station and approved by headquarters, were set
[2436]out. These operations have continued as
[2437]outlined without incident or danger to the ©
[2438]security of this agent or this station. ~
[2440]- Subject is devoting increasingly more time to-
[2441]the coverage of mail intercepts, their photo-—
[2442]stating, and enlarging coverage of seme. The
[2443]intelligence conscicusness as well as the trust
[2445]_ he has built up in Kumanist-2 in reporting on
[2446]top level Communist ectivities hes teken tire
[2447]and has produced food results ineffective .
[2448]coverage. In view of nis importance to this
[2449]station, his ability and his willingness to
[2451]- oo. : -. devote time to the work when needed, itis |
[2453]a see - (. recommended. that. subject. be considered fora .
[2455]on ° * == ==-parse in pay from=t,000-colones-to-E, 500.—=-=—
[2456]7 Do Subject is living frugally on his present -salary
[2457]and his G.1. subsistance. his wife has recently
[2458]had another child which was followed by com-
[2459]plications necessitating considerable hospital-
[2461]rom py 4y St
[2462]SECRET ais te
[2464]Fates ene, apememanme emt te ee forme eset ee me Me en tate ee ct eee ee soon
[2467]14-0000
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[2475]. * . SECR ET -
[2476]. TRSA-F99
[2477]COMFFRTS: (Con'?) . ization. T 4s raise is recommended since it
[2479]will enable subject to devote a sufficient
[2480]anount of time to this work without being
[2481]harried over expenses wrich force him to look
[2485]. ye for additional outside work. At the present I
[2486]i. ; exchange rete $1,500, amounts to 2200 per month. i
[2487]he .
[2488]i. i i
[2489]& ? t .
[2490]| : food
[2492]i : sj i.
[2494]; * H i
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[2503]14-0000
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[2529]Geno tment cote ie
[2531]‘ j
[2532]1 4 careful otady hos bean mde ter the intcrosted offiess in er
[2533]twacquarters af tho refernnced doemente and ote? cosrespamioncs m nn
[2534]portaining to the rucems exrewctes of the tco'stoal curvolllances i 4
[2535]hoe cous of action aug wasted ani Gecuased by jou under paragraph 2 3 i
[2536]: Of Sate 46 ig Conmered 75 by ixekuertoae b ey
[2537]5 , . if. a de. _o
[2538]boo : @g The rocezamietion: contained in Toate, under parasrachs a poo
[2539]a _ ed & aso hereby withdrem *0 Sy i So
[2540]. . . . ;
[2541]Co : de Your hendqerters has « continiin: intemst in wo ontize i | ,
[2542]ee matior on) sail] be plossod to rosaive cay information ad.1t 19 developed po |
[2543]: thich sould affoot oltuar Givoraaly or othomiice the inpleuonterton oF .
[2544]i FOR om neto pe t
[2546]Dol 16 FLT1
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[2551]ME ina, aOR OL aaah se
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[2558]14.90000
[2560]ae 1. Inquiry made of Humanist regarding the statements
[2562]. f i
[2563]on a So
[2564]eo Air an eS a b
[2565]VA; : : . 2.SFATCH NO. : |
[2567]po SEOGLED TRSA-9500
[2568]a SEtuiua
[2569]CLASSIFICATION .
[2571]_ To : Chief, Foreign Division T DATE: ___ 7 _ June 195) —__
[2573]' "FROM : Chief of Station, San José os ne KABOK,
[2575]. tiviivisicew,
[2576]SUBJECT: ceneru— Operetions
[2578]secorc— Humanoid - Humanist
[2582]he made before the police during his interrogation reflects that
[2583]he reportedly refused to testify before the police but made his
[2584]deposition before the Procurador as to his part in the technical . i
[2585]installation which implicated only the writer, and this only after .
[2587]he wes told that Roddy had been identified. Humanist's testimony, as : :
[2588]well as the line of questioning to which he was submitted, revealed . |,
[2589]# the authorities* concern and their efforts to ascertain whether he
[2591]: had been engaged in or knew of any other similar installations on
[2593]: any other peovle. This he denied and maintained that the only
[2595]. . dnstellation was on Juan BOSCH. Humanist claims he made no mention
[2596]i." - of Humanoid, and he believes the police know nothing about hin.
[2598]2.. Humanistts claims also tally with the account of
[2599]his confession as given writer by Manuel VENTURA, Presidential aide.
[2600]Humanoid has been on the alert and has noted nothing of a suspicious
[2601]} nature which. would indicate his activities being under observation
[2602]: - or investigation. This matter of suspending his operations, as
[2603]- suggested by headquarters, was discussed by writer with Elo R.
[2604].. Langtry during his recent visit in San José and the following -
[2605]+ guggestions are made for headquarters’ consideration:
[2607].
[2609]: a. Humanoid at the present time is acting as cutout and
[2610]chief agent for Humanist-2, Humankind-1, and Humankind-3. There
[2611]is no other agent at the present time to whom these contacts can
[2612]‘be given. It is believed that if these subagents ere allowed a
[2613]_. 6=months vacation, they will become practically worthless when
[2615]’ picked up again and have to work for the money they have been
[2616]. Feceiving, aside from losing interim information and cevelopments.
[2618]ae .b. In an effort to establish a more secure, as well as a
[2619]=* commercial, cover for Humanoid, tunis office has acceded to
[2621]’ Humanoid's desire to set up a photography and photocopy shop in
[2622]-the downtown area, and.has encouraged him in it by allowing funds
[2624]paid—for-—rental-of=a-safehouse_to-be=applied-“instead—as rental. = 2!
[2625]_ for his photo shop. This provides Humanoid with a good cover in
[2627]EP, 51-28 A -
[2629]EOE Ty
[2631]2
[2633]CLASSIFICATION
[2635]vracey
[2637]14-0000
[2639]eS a
[2641]“TRSA-950
[2643]i
[2644]a business which he iv enthusiastic about and is a more natural _ . bo,
[2645]place for Humanist-2 to make unobserved contacts. It also ; Poo teh ee
[2646]supplies Humanoid with a more accessible spot and efficient means i
[2647]to photostat mail intercepts and return them to the post office i j
[2648]in tine instead of com.uting back and forth from his home in H i
[2649]the suburbs of San José. t
[2651]'C. Therefore, it is sugzested that Humanoid's semi-weekly
[2652]contacts with Huranist-2, instead of being cancelled, be changed
[2653]to a weekly letterdrop, and a live contact once a month to take
[2654]care of salary payments and briefing: This letterdrop can be —
[2655]effected by Humanist-2 passing by the photo shop at night and
[2656]dropping his messages through the slot in the door usually used
[2657]for after-hours delivery of films to be developed. The film
[2658]drop will be into a padlocked box, accessible only to Humanoid.
[2660]d. Regarding Humanoid's contacts with Humankind-1 and
[2661]Humankind-3, these are conducted in a thoroughly safe manner.
[2662]Mail extracted from postal channels by them is deposited in an
[2663]envelope and placed in a post office box. It is checked daily
[2664]by Humanoid, and if anything is there, it is removed, photostated,
[2665]and returned by him the same day. If anyone is noticed hanging
[2666]around the post office boxes, Humanoid does not go near the box
[2667]and returns later when the way is clear.
[2669]cm en ee atae aint lta kaye
[2671]e. Another factor has erisen since the last dispatch which
[2672]has made this post office overation more secure in that the
[2673]Director of the Post Office is now beholden to Humanoid. In a
[2674]recent legal squabble noted in the press which was raised by a
[2675]‘local Comzunist comolaining about the government confiscating
[2677]... ° bis mail from abroad, the government cesired to prove that this
[2678]., 77. mail was Comcunist propazanda which they had a right to confiscate, |
[2679]; and the President therefore requested the-Director of the Post ;
[2680]Office to furnish samples to prove this point. “With this "heat"
[2681]on him,,the Director made a frantic appeal to Humanoid, who was
[2682]able to procure these samples for him, which satisfied the
[2683]President, and for which the ‘Director was truly ¢rateful.
[2684]Therefore, no trouble is expected. from this intercept operation
[2685]. 88 long as the present personnel are being used, and ample warning
[2686]~, will be given Humanoid in advance of any change in the present
[2687]attitude. .
[2689]eter mms momsthannnese inetd Che eit atthe 0c ATURE eA ets ten peep aitveenete watenerpenme 9
[2691]7 ce 3. Since it is believed that there is more to be lost
[2692]than gained by dropping contact with these agents, the above modifi-
[2693]cations of these contacts are respectfully submitted for headquarters!
[2695]==" consideration and—decisions==— = Eins
[2697]0
[2701]Meese Blasted Shot
[2703]getiarees
[2705]14-0000
[2708]—~ Ke paar C86 te.
[2710]Chief, STB , - 21 May 1952
[2711]‘ : po .
[2715]t
[2717]“HUMANOID Project
[2718]. a
[2720]Je In’accordance with conversations held between Chief, STC and
[2721]FO? and with ur. Johnston of your office, the following nodifications
[2722]and additional data concerning.this project are set forth. — _
[2724]2. On 3 Mareh 1951 a technical surveillance was installed on the
[2725]residence of Juan BOSCH, a Caribbean revolutionary leader, utilizing the
[2726]services of a telephone campany employee, -Yarcos Aurelius Salazar,
[2727]throush HUMAWIST. HUMANOID and HUMANIST: carried on the monitoring in
[2728]shifts, but at separated intervals. Shortly thereafter, it-mas noticed
[2729]that some natives living nearby wore unduly interested in tr: activities
[2730]of ‘the nonitorin: house, and, at the same tina, aystertous benb exalosions
[2731]were occurring in San Jose. HUNANISE learned that the police had received
[2733]‘ "a report that unimiomm persons were spying on the airfield, which adjoined
[2734]sO : . the monitorins pest, and pernaps were manufacturing the bombs. The sur=
[2735]; veillance was discontimed and the equipment moved on 20 March.
[2737]_ . 3. It was deemsd nacessary to brief Salazar on a possible investi- :
[2738]gation and provide him with a suitable cover story. It is believed that v4
[2739]Salazar became frishtened, went to the polica, and implicated HUAANIST, ;
[2740]\ Who was subsequently arrested. ‘After threa days, SUMANIST confessed and
[2741]implicated the chief of station.
[2743]. kh. Tha chief of station, through his strong personal comectfons ~
[2744]“With the Viee President and other’ high officials, was able to convince
[2745]the President this activity was not detrimental to the interests of
[2747]-- - + Cesta Rica and the whole affair tas quashed. HUMANIST was released fron
[2749]“.... Jad and the chief of station contimes to enjoy cordial and anicable ~
[2750]Telations with the Costa Rican officials concerned. :
[2752]5. It 4s planned that the chief of station will be transferred in LS
[2754]_— ‘the near future, at which tine UANIST will be terninated on the pretext
[2755]bee that all operations are baing discontimed, The only other current _
[2756]Mo operation which MMiUiIST knows anything about is INMANTST <2, whom he wag
[2757]Sha, instrumental in recruiting in July 1949. He has had nothin: to do with
[2759]“ “ HUAANIST=2 since then ond has never knom who handles hin or even if he
[2760]is in contact with our station at the present tine, ‘it is believed that
[2761]HJHANOID's true identity is unmown to him, and so far as he knows,
[2762]HUMAKOID was only halping on the one jov, the technical surveillance,
[2764]Sebatl Dol-/60T8)
[2766]Te eR aT apn Lect EE nee came a Rees
[2769]14-00000
[2772]Bed I nee _ . .
[2774]2 7 “ ° . . ~ “Te.
[2775]20 |
[2776]& Althouch no evideme hae been received from aq source which $ ch
[2778]would indicate HUcANZD ban bean comprovissd, tie chicf of station has 7 4 poy
[2779]“U8aa insirusied, 45 a precautiomury noacoe, to place HTAUOID on an Ay ;
[2780]imetivs etatus for anproxinately cix mogths. MUACIDts salary will
[2781]contimea curin; this period, which is deslgmsd to persit further steady
[2782]_and obgarvation of all rawiPications of tits comsorisa as woll og : ; i
[2783]addition. strenctheniny of HI sOTOt local covers FELD a = ;
[2784]responsibilities with regent to HUGCEL, HUGO ed, and IMUNACID will
[2786]be transferred to another Americen cutout (posalbly BOUG) or tenporarily
[2788]: suopexiat, et the discretion of tao station cilot. .
[2789]~ . : . 8 _
[2791]: 7. Per discustion with the Ciief, SC aml ‘tr. Jolmstan, it is 4
[2793]i recocmucKiod that the iLisn0ID project be arrroved as atische:! hereto, .
[2795]oe _ . ‘ito the underatandin: thet ite roactivation mill bs dependent upon ‘a i
[2797]‘ “> fownrmble ragults af the sixemnth posted of chosrvatlinis . 2. 1
[2798]4
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[2829]STt/oco 23 February 1951
[2831]. Chet, FOF
[2832]Bo InnEAUOTD
[2834]bo The follovag acaoro aro keyed to your quetisanaire dated
[2835]fool. | § February, 1951 concerning HUSAODDs :
[2837]i , . : Qe Subject 4g an ‘netive agente
[2839]: be He is used substantially the sans as when clearance
[2840]a was issued.
[2841]Ce Subject has not been used in comection with projects
[2842]i other than originally contemplated,
[2843]i 2 d. All information on subject's pergonal and operat{onal
[2844]L security has been subniticad. i
[2845]I. @e The operation hes been considered excallent. The only . }
[2846]' test of IRMANOID's security has been tha test of
[2847]i evaluating his inforzation, amd the cvaluation of hia
[2848]i reliability by the Chief of Station. :
[2850]pe nN f. There have been no operational or other chances in : ;
[2851]to tha status of this agent which have affected our web LE
[2852]i: evaloation of this agent. pl
[2853]|
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[2856]Jey /08 FTI
[2858]en
[2860]Fe cee cea ei ANE nae tienen Cone a Ne pean ee Anne n nneis intent ens ones genet ce ee anne LIE
[2862]o,
[2865]14-0000
[2867]COUNTRY: Costa Rica
[2869]OBJECTIVES AND TASKS:
[2870]SALARY:
[2871]-FNALUATION OF SERVICES:
[2873]EVALUATION OF
[2874]' IN? ORBTION:
[2876]OTHER FACTORS:
[2877]COMMENTS :
[2881]_ demands on his time, it is planned to “t
[2883]7 from ?750 to ?1, 000 per month.
[2887]TRSA-860
[2888]OPEZATIONAL REVIEW
[2890]de
[2892]CRYPTON YM: Kumanoid
[2893]PERIOD: 1-October-31 December 1950.
[2895]Ho Chanre.
[2897]$750 per month.
[2899]Services of this agent are extremely —- F
[2900]valuzble to this station. Aside from ‘cutout ca
[2901]services in contactins subarente, he has been.-
[2902]uged on other miscellaneous inveetirstions _
[2903]suitable to his capacity and has fiven freely’
[2904]-of his time and effort .
[2906]The information: furnished continues to ‘te of.
[2907]Breat value to this station.
[2909]No change?
[2911]As previously reported subject's plans to a
[2912]transfer to Panama have changed, and he is 4
[2913]staying in Costa Rica to finish his schooling?
[2914]Due to subject's services and the time he
[2915]devotes in performing them, as well as .2 20
[2916]plans at this station for making rreater
[2918]3
[2920]recomrend that subject's. salary be. increased
[2924]i
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[2939]14-00000
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[2950]CHIEF, STAPF "BP
[2951]CHIEF, FOP
[2952]Project OutLine=—IRUANOID
[2956]13 February 1951
[2958]1. To connlete the attached ficld project outline, the following
[2959]biorraphical information is subsitted as required by paragraph As
[2961]HUYANOID was born in 1922 in DeKalb, Tllincis, USA, where
[2962]. he attended high school fron which he graduated in 1940.
[2963]' Subject Joined tho United States Air Force in which he had
[2964]five years! experionce in general Air Force intelligence.
[2965]work. Subject is presently living in San Josa, Costa Rica,
[2967]where he has been attendin: school.
[2969]20 This project dates froz Juno 1947 in Costa Rica but mdject wes
[2971]an agent of our ‘anama station for. about aix months Twlor to his departure .
[2973]for Costa Rico.
[2975]Be Sabject's reliability is considered excellent and his operational
[2977]services are also considered excellente
[2979]ane value of this project,
[2981]including ths submagents, is considered to be of creat value to cur
[2983]* Costa Rican mission.
[2985]he TIEMANOID, in addition to being a principal agent, is
[2986]as a cutrout for ILANIST=2, WCGT, and HULAUKINV. Attached are field
[2987]proiest outlines for HUMANTS[<2 and JUAN ID, which includes HAAMIND}l
[2989]and =3. Technic avy, : ry
[2991]is sutra tted:
[2992]HUGGSR 4a a Costa Rican by births
[2994]in the nain office of the ‘ited Fruit Cozpany in San Jose,
[2995]and is a seeret agent of Guardia Civil of Costa Rica.
[2997]HUGGER has the objective and task of devoloping contacts
[2998]onorg Vanguardia Popular members, particularly in the wouen's
[3000]While HIGGER's production is not creat, it 19 valuable. Her
[3001]PY is. Approxizatoly $11.00. a a nonthe -
[3003]: HUSAUTST <2,’ HUJANSDD)l and =3 are sub-azents and -
[3005]‘therefors not required to have ficld project outlines subsitted. The
[3006]original develo;ment, however, of these agents was on an individsal
[3007]project basis, and the cut-out HEEIANOID was later developed. .
[3009]Se In Mea of a field project outline for HUG3E%, “the fovlosing
[3011]She is private secretary
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[3021]|
[3022]1
[3026]14-0000
[3028]nie a . - bone "rae
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[3031]2 x . ~™ a Ir
[3039]6. Since the Chief of Station has only direct contact with - 7
[3040]HUJAIQID and not with the sub=agents, ths project 49 considered as” . id err
[3041]Po - 008 project, the HILUNOID Project. Fer accountin: purposes, however, ae
[3042]i the submagents are bainc handled as-in-tvidual agents althoush under
[3044]: the control of the cut-out HMUNOR,
[3046]be 7. HUMANOID's salary if 328.00 a month and operating. expenses :
[3048]i are about 266.00 a month, ; , SO, ho
[3050]E, oe i |
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[3064]14-0000
[3067]SECRET
[3069]: ef, FD
[3070]70: Chicf, FOT_ 5 February 1%1
[3075]1, SiC records reflect thet subject ves ep roved for.
[3076]opereticnel use under Opcretionsl] Clearance # _63 dated __
[3078]19. July 1949 pr'e.4
[3080]2. The clearanec vas bascd upen infermaticn available at
[3082]‘that tice, It is desired to raintein a continuing or periodic
[3084]revier cf the security status of this prrseon and the projects
[3085]vith rhich he has teen or may be associated.
[3087]3. Yeur cerrents on the folloring peints vould te appreciated,
[3088]In the event field eorrespendence is necessary to obtein this
[3089]information please coordinete rith STC/9CO.
[3091]~ @e Is subject still § in an operational status? If not
[3092]‘please indicate dispesition. .
[3094]bt. Is subjest being used in substarntizlly the same manner
[3095]as when clearance ras issued? If not please explain.
[3097]. ¢, Ess subject been used in connect: on vith projects
[3098]other than origirally centerplated?
[3100]Mech -@e Fas any inforration been reported affecting subjectts
[3101]: personal or operations? security status?
[3103]€. Has the oreration, including security tests of the
[3104]“agent teen satisfactary?
[3106]f. Fas any inforration been developed in connection vith
[3107]ot this or ether operaticns or have changes in existing ecnditions
[3108]‘. occurred vhich reuld effect ycur criginel evaluation of this agent?
[3110]SECRET : . Der- yerst)
[3112]PRR RARER, A an ince ta ot nee SE EEE TAMER mee Hapaees cEuett
[3113]= Ae Ed a tne te
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[3119]: ss “ ' Bo
[3120]§ oy . teat
[3121]7 “row WO. 55-5 | INCOMING CLASSIFIED MESSAGE * : ob
[3122]| CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY i i
[3123]| SECRET CO Pace No. on 2 :
[3125]. Frou: SAN JOSE ROUT TNE a
[3126]“to: SPECIAL OPERATIONS - 7 7 DEC. 59: ae
[3127]: ; 3 : : : . a : . . | ;
[3128]| | henom: © FDOT (1=263) ; ; IN 12657 _ . | 4.
[3130]ood. “Anronuario$ 280 (425) , STA (6), STB (7), STG (8), IID (9), S/O (1001f=12) tof
[3131]~ . ‘ ~ 2 ‘ a } -
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[3133]t : t i
[3134]| 7 Parophrase Not Required. Handle as SECRET Correspondence per Pars, $1 (1) 60A AR-380-5 . ad i
[3135]_ - 7 lee fe 4 hd
[3136]SANS 678 ft | caf de
[3137]| TOg SASHF CITE: SANJ { yo
[3138]| RE: TRSA 756 : too
[3139]j An -
[3140]fo HUMANOID PLANHING PERMANENT TRANSFER TO PANAMA 1 FEBRUARY os re
[3141]| ' REQUEST HQS CONSIDER APOROVAL OF HURsBG_GY 1 JANUARY 1951 TO PERMIT =
[3142]"|. SHFFIGIENT OVERLAP FOR ORIENTATION IN DUTIES AND CONTACTS. af 7
[3143][o : 7a
[3144]|. _ I
[3146]qoglSt1Z T DEC 50 SECRET Cort New <7
[3147]ST 8S FORBIDDEN TO MAKE A COPY OF THIS MESSAGE
[3149]A ep era tO aa et nat AEE th MME ale oR an ete rman cearamongnammrnar aes SE STS SS we aR
[3152]14-0000
[3154]~] Teg | ‘ : F
[3156]SECRET p
[3160]OPFRATIOVAL REVIEW Oo . 7
[3162]. . - vo he
[3164]Boos so . CRYPTONYM: Humanoid os) f
[3165]: CCURTRY: Costa Rica PERIOD: 1 July to 30 Sept 1950.
[3166]OBJECTIVES AND TASKS: As set forth in TRSA-564. i
[3167]SALARY: 2 #750.per month.
[3168]EVALUATION OF SERVICES: No change.
[3170]; . EWBLUATION OF No. change. - Ro
[3171]' TNPORMATION:
[3172]i OTHER FACTORS: _ Subject is contact personally by Station "2 f
[3173]eo a Chief. " i
[3174]g a . : Lf,
[3175]<., COMMENT: Do, _ Subject is contemplating moving to Panama
[3176]on _ . approximately in April 1951, where he hopes to H
[3177]L . en continue his schooling and work for this ; i
[3178]orraonization. He has had previous experience |
[3180]gee ee, and contacts in Panama and can be highly fo | ;
[3181]: OY recommended for similar work there. A . y H :
[3183]-: Sudstitution for subject has been considered
[3185]\ a : and is being processed. . oh
[3187][
[3189]Be Pept 50 7 of
[3190]o/- /6 6 °F} BO | i
[3192]Speen
[3194]14-0000
[3196]SECRET [o3
[3197]TRSA-648
[3198]boo. | OPESATICKAL REVIEW
[3201]COUNTRY: Coste Rica PESICD: 1 April te 30 June 1950. _
[3203]OSIZTIVES AND TASXS:: Objectives, tasks, soi tergets ere set forth
[3204]° da detsil in THSA-564. . . . :
[3206]SALARY: £950 per meath.
[3208] EVALUATICGN OF SZKVICSS: Services neve been cf cousidesrable value to
[3209]operations. The scents which he heniles ors
[3210]the ost preiuctive of thcse now being used
[3211]. Blo : oe ; by this stetion, and his mansegezent cf these
[3212]: . informants hes been excellent, from both en
[3213]; . information and a sacurity stendpoint.
[3215]pete Rhea meets re
[3217]EVALUATION OF The informetion provided by the agents which
[3218]_ INPORUATION: subject handles, 9 greet part of which is
[3219]owing to his own industry end devotion in
[3220]their developasat, is eusily the most valuable
[3221]produced by this staticn. :
[3223]Mel teeter
[3225]OTHER FACTORS: He comment. ; :
[3227]_ COMMENTS: ‘We chenges ere contempleted in subject's ;
[3229]: status. He is ecntempleting a move to . ;
[3231]Argentina scme time witnin the ‘nezt two years
[3233]and hopes to contiave his present employment ’
[3235]{mn that country, end if possible to make 8 a
[3237]~ eareer of this business in any capacity he - 3
[3239]: @an obteic. His integrity, discretion, end :
[3241]industry canaot be teo highly comzended and
[3243]we feel thet he is eminently sulted for staff
[3245]or cover exaployment.in any capscity deemed
[3247] Comsensurete with his iotellectual end other
[3248]abilities.
[3250]; io
[3251]|
[3252]a :
[3254]30Quae £0 -
[3255]do/-/6 g eT]
[3258]14-0900 .
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[3305]Xe 4 paviay of the Snematsl poeards on BuneretA phone
[3306]eelery on cxarsey An tho umsust of S09 wore churned to Win
[3307]alicteint Guring the fret efx months ef iis eurrent Lise yaets
[3308]tags reflesio 6 cute <2 Uitturecnenta eliitly dn exease of Bing
[3309]- Be CeGinarity 16 wmld mot bs mceneney to 2 atte? BY
[3310]moat Bb this tine Wut the pay snream for iat. sls eetwaieta ,
[3312]- B dgyis load, Bid dotLately daxcvese the twin] Uittawampata Sop so
[3313]the dascad yoor to 6 figms ta axsors of Ga 41500, i ; er en oe
[3315]By im viow of Dts chtuation the alictniat Soe Feastt Sp
[3317]j
[3319]|
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[3326]|
[3328]i
[3330]icsrocsad ty te om af $800, 4 :
[3331]oo ak 12506 3s tinvefae looposed
[3332]tins wit
[3334]bob
[3336]y antion ot this obphate tha mabesnttey
[3337]adsotoun e& tw epi of the Cinord pose
[3338]We H, WILE, JR
[3339]- op
[3340]. 1 ign SO
[3342]Nei, athe ericoensin Pe canton em nee tee ~ =
[3345]14-0000
[3347]ERE
[3350] SECREY.
[3352]_ OPPRATTCNAL REVIER
[3353]OPFRATICNAL REVIEN
[3355]TRSA-586
[3359]F\" GOUNTRY: coate Rica Penton: 1 Jenuary to 51 waroh 1950,
[3361]oho ’ OBJECTIVES AND TA3K3;: Objectives, tasks, and targets ere get
[3362]a forth in detail in THRSA~564,
[3364]|
[3366]i: SALARY: | “8860 per woath daring the quarter under
[3367]Pe ; . Consideration, $750 par month effestive i
[3368]: 1 April 1950, i
[3369]4 ; : . i
[3370]p ne EVALUATION oF Services have been of Considerable value : f!
[3371]: =i SERVICES: to opersticas. The Sgents which he handlea
[3373]are the ost productive of those now being
[3374]used by this station, and his nanerecent po.
[3375]of thesa {nformunts has been 6xcellent, Oe
[3376]from beth sn iofcrmation and « security
[3377]stendvoint,
[3379]EVALUAFION oF : The information previded by the agents
[3380]TRFORYVATION: whom subject headles, a great part of which
[3381]: : _. 48 owing to his nova industry and devotion
[3382]es in their development, is eesily the most
[3384]re Valuable produced by this stution. .
[3385]7 OTERR FACTORS: _ Ho consent. oe
[3386]_ COMMENTS: No changes are contezplatad in subject's
[3388]Status,
[3390]= ECE: _ Bt hereg so . :
[3391]SECO: , Hol-/6REt] ae
[3393]pyireetaion
[3395]w
[3397]14-0000
[3399]b .
[3400]aL oo ~ aa 3
[3401]1 WA r ~ Dis. rcH No, _T234-564
[3403]+49 =, Chief, Foreign Divisioa T
[3405]Zz.
[3407]“71500 to 2750.00 effective 1 april 1950,
[3409]rs ere
[3410]§ EC Rea ao
[3411]CLASSIFICATION
[3413]pate:___ 31 March 1950
[3415]: A .
[3416]From .: Ghief of Steticn, San José 7 NY i. fi. be (leet
[3418]“AL fh rhe, al’ [PEE Laake on mae :
[3419]SUBJECT: cexeru— Operations meee
[3421]sreanc Project Humanoid: -
[3423]Ref: TRSW-447
[3425]1. In accordance with verbs] aereenent nade by the Chief of
[3426]Station in Weshington ana formalized in referenced menorendua, the
[3427]meothly salary paid to Humanoid will be increased from the present
[3429]“43 . ae
[3430]2. “A revised "Field Project Outline” applicable to Project
[3431]Humancid is submitted herewith, in accordance with GOI No. 2.
[3433]3. Possible existing confusion with regard to our charging :
[3434]cf expenses of Project Humanoid ani allied projects for which og
[3436]Buzanoid supplies cutout services will be clerified in the near + 3
[3437]future as revised "Pield Project Cutlines" applicable to these. -
[3438]letter projects sre prepared end forwarded. , a
[3439]4. The attsched "Field Project Outline" supercedes Tx3A-347. 4
[3441]BM
[3443]Elmer C. Mercer
[3445]: noe eo / 20
[3446]. Aarone ~ Homonsid Se the a5
[3448]oe
[3450]area
[3452]Zs é MLD BIO eee =
[3454]30 hare so,
[3456]SECRET
[3458]CLASSIFICATION
[3460]|
[3463]14-0000
[3465]i,
[3466]L
[3467]t
[3468]he
[3469]Fe
[3470]be
[3472]OPEKATICNAL REVIEW
[3474]COUNTHY: Costa Rica
[3476]OBJECTIVES AND
[3477]TASKS
[3479]SALARY
[3481]EVALUATION CF
[3482]SERVICES
[3484]Yo
[3486]EVALUATICN OF
[3487]INFORNATION -
[3489]‘Feproduction work required. He also
[3491]“Contacts with the subject: ere’ made directly.
[3492].. Place ln which to meet HUMANIST-2, Other
[3493]/- HUGGER, HUSANKIND-1, and HULANEIND-3,
[3495]—” Ko changes sre contexzplated in the manner
[3496]" - Of handling this sgent, ’
[3498]THS-A-506 a y
[3500]CRYPTONYK: Humanoid
[3502]coaneeten Bo ee
[3504]PERIOD: 1 October to 31 Dacamber 1949. . i
[3506]Tois agent provides catout services in ;
[3507]Connecticn with the penetraticas of .
[3508]Venguardia Popular and also fer the postel
[3509]intercept project. In connection with ; :
[3510]the latter he doss ell of the technical 2?
[3514]reports miscellaneous inrormation which ha
[3515]obtains from his sohool and business
[3516]contscts., Project dates from June 1949,
[3518]¢500 per month. Increased from $400 Noven-
[3519]ber 1949,
[3521]Services have been of considerable valua
[3522]to cpereticns. The agents which ha
[3523]hendles sre the most productive of trose
[3524]now being used by this station, end his
[3525]maodgement of these ioaformants has been
[3526]good, from both en information and a
[3527]security standpoint.
[3529]The i{oformutLon provided by the informants
[3530]of the’ subject has been valuable opere~
[3531]tionally and is considered generally .
[3532]reliable, . :
[3534]er eran On
[3536]He is now attempting to cbtain a secure
[3538]informants handled by this agent are a
[3541]14-0000
[3543]... OFFICIAL DISPATCH
[3544]a i
[3545]- L I.
[3546]1) ec ; DISPATCH no, __TRSA~468 ood F
[3547]. SPECIFY AIR OR SEA POUCH es |
[3548]— CONFIDENT A ft
[3549]: . : - CLASSIFICATION © = a
[3550]: To  ; Chief, Foreign Branch T DATE: ~ 1 November 1949 |
[3551]‘From; Chief of Station, San José
[3552]i -."" SUBJECT: cenerm. Project Humanoid
[3553]he . . specific. Amendment to Contract
[3554]rd ; . 1. Effective 1 November 1949 the culary of *
[3555]rt ; the individual designated as Humancid was increased
[3556]i “100.00 to a total of $500 per month. This action was
[3557]a : ' taken in consideration of excallent services, not in
[3559]time, but in quality, in the management end direction
[3560]of Projects Humankind, Humanist-2, and Hugger.
[3562]Pa ea, - Elmer C. Mercer Oe
[3564]woe
[3566]CONFIDENT ay
[3568]CLASSIFICATION
[3570]voew no.
[3571]- ape soar 5*°88
[3573]14-0000
[3575]i
[3576]3
[3577]4
[3580]OPERATIONAL REVIEW
[3582]CRYPTONY: Humanoid
[3583]COUNTRY: Costa Rica PERIOD: 1 July to 30 September 1949
[3585]OBJECTIVES AND (1) Cutout services,
[3587]“TASKS: ; : (2) Cosmunist penetration of local labor orgsn~
[3588]izstions end/or student groups.
[3589](3) Discretionsry reporting. and operstional
[3590]Pursuit cf any and all intellivence inforuwation i
[3591]coming his way by reason of his normal daily
[3593]SERVICES: to handle this delicate and time-consuming
[3594]. ; assignnent in a completely satisfactory manner, -
[3595]As Hugger cutout: Although Hueger still
[3596]does not produce as we would like, it ia not
[3597]the fault cf subject, who hes devoted time ; a
[3598]and effort to his education and direction. ; 4
[3599](2) Rather then employment or investigation
[3600]of prospective informents developed by subjeot
[3601]with regard to these objeotives, we have :
[3602]easig¢ned subject the handling and direction
[3603]. Of Humanist-2, We have every reason to believe
[3604]that he will ‘do this satisfsotorily, and based
[3605]on the high-level iofcrmation which we receive 4
[3606]» through this source, subjeot. will be able to
[3607]proceed more intelligently to the. coverage. |
[3608]of the topics assigned. .
[3609](3) Subject is proceeding slowly as directed
[3610]by us, and attempting first of all to integrate
[3611]the three projects with which he is charged.
[3613]activities, :
[3614]SALARY: ¢400 per month. 4 7
[3615]‘ EVALUATION OF — (1) As Hunsnkind cutout; Subject has continued — , :
[3616]rd '
[3618]EVALUATION OF
[3620]: Directly, subject has yet provided little
[3621]INFORNATICH: ioformation, Thet stemming from his projects,
[3622]i however, is among the most useful and valuable
[3623]which we cbtein..
[3624]‘: QFHER FACTORS: —S=—S None. . a
[3627]6mployes we have at the present time from the
[3629]. point of view of actual present usefulness,
[3630]as well as that of interest, industry, and
[3632], Comprehension of objectives,
[3634]sr gana DESERTED +.
[3636]rer CHAP Doy-(6FF PS
[3638]4aa_l n .
[3639]» Sats Ae blir
[3641]“
[3643]NT SR ata gece etal nia OEM MEE ee et emt wee =
[3645]area
[3647]14-0000
[3649]29 Septenber 1949
[3651]REVERENCE) T1S=6555 WASH 5590, TRS-8-377 nT)
[3653]i
[3655]es Reg Beory effort is being nade to confim with details - or deny =
[3656]Pos ths information contained in TRS~655_ Tas sourco’of that. ropert, as ..
[3657]| Fell. a Hubbub, who 1a a personal friend of tho original informant, have 4
[3659]a - both bsan attempting for some tine te extract more information tras 3
[3660]a time In addition, transfer of itmanist-2 to tho manasenont of Hmanoid, - 4
[3662]pote which oecurred this wack, has provided us with.an additions seme of
[3663]i confirmstion md Himanoia is meking the matter his lo, 1 priority Jobe
[3665]Be He oxpect to be cbile te cable our opinion of the truth or falaity i
[3667]of the original information within teo weeks tino, and if the story thon 3
[3669]. @ppsaro to have soma basis in fest, all our resources will be axploited “
[3670]far further details,
[3672]Dose 160080.
[3675]14-0000
[3677]‘Will cost ¢400,00 per month, an increase of ¢275.00 over that
[3678]. /Humankind effective 15 September 1949, en ae
[3680]| provide adequate exploitation of Humanist-2, that. individual -
[3682]‘hes been carefully planned and discussed with sll concerned end
[3684]Gliminete the present sumbersome. ooxmunication and contact.
[3686]“ a
[3687]“-, “ . ,
[3689]OFFICIAL DISPATCH
[3691]VEAS Air Pouch DISPATCH NO. TRS-A-429
[3694]SPECIFY Alm o8 SEa PoUcH
[3696]. CLASSIFICATION
[3698]To + Ghief, Foreign Branch T ‘pate:___13 September 1949
[3700]Amen re nade Senne Aipeein rhe abet an
[3702]FROM =: Chief of Station, San José, Costa Rica
[3704]SUBJECT: cevera- Operations _
[3705]speciFic- Specific Operational Changes
[3707]REVERENCE: TRS-A~-396, TRS-A-385
[3709]Sen kL
[3711]1. Certeis rearrangements {nvolvying three current
[3712]projects.of this office ere baiting made in order to produce greater
[3713]effectiveness and security. The projects involved are Humanoid,
[3714]Humecist and Humsnkind. : —-
[3716]. =" 2. Fhe ower of the separate office used by Huuanoid *
[3717]to process the caterial received through Project Humankind has °
[3718]recuestes that tha space be vacated by 15 September 1249. His
[3720]. Tesasonus are purely business and have nothing to do with our 3
[3722]operetions, On thet date, therefore, our effects will be coved %
[3724]: to e new locale, which is {ncidentelly aore desirable from the.
[3726]Point of view of convenience and security. The new "safe-hcuse®
[3728]paid for the former office, and is to. be charged to Project
[3730]3. To offset thia increased cost but principally to
[3732]will be turned over to. Humanoid for direct handling prior to
[3734]1 October 1949, Humanist-1, whose sole functicn has been to
[3735]Contact Humanist-2 and who hes received a salary of $250.06 per
[3736]month, will be eliminated on 1 October 1949, This arrangexent
[3738]Can be made without security risk. It will provide intelligent,
[3739]American control of our potentially most valuable agent, and
[3741]arrangement.
[3743]ba
[3744]F
[3746]one
[3749]i
[3750]r
[3752]Elmer C. Mercer
[3754]Do/-/GEFTH
[3757]14-0000
[3759]sag 17 . , 0 oo a : a3 :
[3760]- -.. QOFFICIAL DISPATCH |
[3761]: Via: Ady Pouch _ DISPATCH NO. 'TRS-A-403 L
[3762]t an SPECIFY £12 O08 SEA Pousi . . : j
[3763]: SOREL TTT, KAPOOR, |
[3764]a ie ckassit ication DG
[3765]To 3 Chief, Foreign Branch ? ‘DATE:__9 August 1949 ; |
[3766]FROM |: Chief of Station, San José,Coste Rica | Me |
[3767]7 SUBJECT: cexera- Operations : Los : |
[3768]7 specific. Operational Data, Project Humanoid :
[3770]a REVERENCE: TRS-~A-347 Ce a : - :
[3772]The following operational data is forwarded in accordance with _
[3773]Field Memorandum No. 6 of September, 1947: :
[3775]1. Humanoid.
[3777]' & Cutout services with e lerge emount of personal discretion 7
[3778]permitted. i
[3781]d
[3785]j
[3786]t
[3787]to.
[3789]Sudject is considered to be extremely reliable and intelligent, :
[3790]which, combined with his past experience, qualify him for a ‘
[3791]wide range of assignments. . : oy a
[3793]5.
[3795]“4&. San José, Costa Rica. cae
[3796]5. Now ne eS
[3798]|... 6. He would, but et present is prevented from travelling by
[3799]“ personal srrengements which it would be inconvenient for
[3800]him to change.
[3802]All personnel are peid by as: Humankind~1, $100.00;
[3804]. Humankind-3, $100.00; Hugger, $100.00 (monthly).
[3806]MO tt SS
[3808]635 -“Subjectis-charged with principal direction of Project
[3810]. Humankind and Project Hugger, Aside from this, he is charged ©
[3811]_ with investigation and recruiting of information personnel -
[3812]- @8 suggested by himself in accordance with his opportunities,
[3814]but only after consultation with us. :
[3816]Form no.
[3817]ape 1967
[3819]stez8° : CLASSIFICATION
[3822]Rowe pT
[3824]14-0000
[3826]Page 2 oe TRS-A-403 7 . 9 August 1949
[3827]ll. By direct coniect in a "safe house".
[3828]12, Materiel emanating from Project Humankind through Subject
[3829]ia photographic. Material from Project Hugger and from
[3830]Subject himself is written. . ;
[3831]: 13. Approximately 408.
[3832]: 14, Written. Copy was forwarded as TRS-A-364;
[3833]L 15, The subject matter with which Subject is concerned under the —
[3834]- arrangements noted under No. 10 above is that of Communi si :
[3835]; _ activity in student and labor groups.
[3836]. 16. He works only as directed by us, but. frequently suggests
[3837]matto:s for his own Consideration. —
[3838]i 17, Subject is paid in colones at the rate of ¢400 per month.
[3839]i 18. After six months employment, approximately December, 1949,
[3840]i : we expect to raise his salary to $500 per month.
[3841]p "19." Contact expenses in connection with Projects Hugger and
[3842]i Humankind are paid subject, and average $200 per month.
[3843]: Maintenance expenses and rent in connection with the "safe
[3844]i house" where he does his work average ¢125.00 per month.
[3845]i.
[3849]Ly Do
[3851]SEC) Hao BOF orEp
[3853]We would, were such a contingency to occur. To date it .
[3854]has not. . :
[3856]-(a) Superior (b) Superior Sunt
[3857]Semi-covert because of his nationality.
[3859](a) High level.
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[3893]_ OPERATIONAL CLEARAKCE
[3894]pe 10: Chief, FET (etl yee, Mery)
[3895]: , f
[3897]Cperationa]l Clearsnce is hercty granted for the use of EUKAXOID.
[3899]EEE Uy LD De Fen emmnn eme,
[3901]Linitations: As defined in TRS<A-276.
[3903]SOEF C. BONNET
[3904]Operationel Clearerce Officer
[3905]. for Assistant Director, Spec!) Cperetions
[3907]Dose et kT)
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[3938]- .. Operationn). Clearanse Officer, 059 , . 146 duly 1549
[3940]ir ‘ Chief, FET 7 ne
[3941]Famancd 4 ; . can a -
[3942]: 1. 3¢ is requested that previsiomal operational Glearancs be ranted .
[3943]+ fer the vse of Amenaide a 7 ae
[3944], 2. It 4a further requosted that a covert lovestigation bo mado on
[3947]14-0000
[3949]{to SOUNTRY: Gosta Rica PERIO3: 1 - 30 Jane 1949
[3951]i . o epaAne
[3952]i SECRET TRS-A-376 =
[3953]7 OPERATIONAL REVIEW |
[3955]= . CRYPTONYM: Hunenoia _ pad bee
[3957]. OBJECTIVES AND (1).= Cutout services,
[3958]“\ PASE: (2).~- Conmunist. renatration of lecal labor
[3959]a : orgsalizeations and/or studant groups,
[3960]; : (3).* Diseraticnsry raportiag ani operaticnal B
[3961]ie : Pursuit of any eng all intelligence iafcrmationa og :
[3962]i cozing his way by reascn of his normal dally A a
[3965]ge / oot _ . \ . .
[3967]' NGATARYs (bir saoc por nontk. (cpprrye * 0 ge ger.)
[3968]fc, EVALUATICN OF (1). As Humsrkina cetout: Sudject hes proven a 7
[3969]iv SERVISES: excepticnolly successful in the face of seme ae
[3970]con unusutl dirficultles. He hes, however, daveloped :
[3971]the contacts necassary under this heeding on a
[3972]persenel frieniiy besis tc the. reint vhere all
[3973]are lending their enthusiastic ccoperation. ome
[3975]As iugeer cutcut: For he first tine in the .
[3977]histcry of his eaployneat with us, Hugger ie 5
[3978]Bubnitting well-orgsc iced reperts end -becinning
[3979]to eprrectate our needs. "ig Erogresa is directly
[3980]attributable te the tine ana effort devoted to
[3981]direction by Hunanoid,
[3983]I
[3985](2). Subject hes been fully ‘occupisd during the
[3986]short pericd cevered herein ena kes pede oc
[3987]progress with respect to this assignment.
[3989](3), Subfect tes cultivated three potential
[3991]' sources in fields of probeble interest to us,
[3992]After further local investigation of their
[3993]possibllities, headgusrters will be consulted.
[3995]: EVALUAPION OF . Directly, suofect hag proviied no informatica, aa
[3996]“INFORMATION: Thst stemalag rrea tne projects he 1s now super- - fr
[3997]- . vising, however,: 1s accurete and always valaable,
[3999]None, . : . - . 8
[4000]_ In the fumnediata future, sudject’s cutout activitiss _
[4001]Should settle ioto_mors- cr: less of e-routine j= 2
[4003]réléasing fils cnergies for cevelopaent of other
[4005]assignment
[4007]SECRET... Bo Jame HP od,
[4008]ns Ser (6reT Ey
[4010]Cee Ries waits ma
[4012]Lone teem
[4015]14-0000
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[4018]' 4
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[4022]oo.) 6 GR RtGiAi «6 DISPATCH ©
[4023]Via: Air Pouch DISPATCH NO. _T33-A=364 A
[4024]bes son . SPECIFY ase OR Sta Poucn . 4
[4025]CLASSIFICATION :
[4026]j To . +: Chief, Foreign aranch T pate: ___15 June 1949 - a |
[4027]FROM : Chief of Station, San José, Costa Rica |
[4028]b, |
[4029]‘a SUBJECT: ceneam. Operations [
[4030]a SPECIFIC. Project Fumanoid 4 !
[4031]i . 2 H
[4032]' Reference: TES-A-347 ; . aa
[4034]4
[4035]- 1. A copy of the contract signed by the a
[4036]individual principally concerned in subject preject . 74
[4038]is attached. The signed original is retained in our
[4039]tp aces Piles.
[4041]2. Pertinent operational dete in accordance
[4042]with Field Memorandum No. 6 dated 22 September 1947
[4043].. Will be forwarded when the operational reutine bas
[4044], been established in more or less its finel form and
[4045]we are better able to judge the efficiency and value
[4047]-of the. project.
[4048]ae , Ya 7 _ Ss :
[4049]LLL .
[4051]_ Elmer ©. Mercer
[4054]if
[4055]t
[4056]Bi
[4057]A
[4058]4
[4059]f
[4065]“
[4067]Copy of contract ©
[4069]“|
[4071]J
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[4081]oe Ee eae
[4082]ha CLASSIFICATION
[4084]t
[4087]: . , — .. : o a ;
[4088]TRS~A~-369
[4089]° 22 dune 1949
[4090]20 Informant Bugger, formerly reporting through subject, has been
[4092]transferred to the control of Bmanoid (see TRS~A~347)
[4095]14.0000
[4097]ar ae
[4100]14-0000
[4102]a
[4103]Lt
[4104]io
[4105]f
[4108]VIA:
[4110]SPECIFY RIR OR SEA POUCH
[4112]16
[4113]FROM.
[4114]SUBJECT: cenerar- CbDerations
[4116]Reference: T2P-A-565; TOP--411
[4118]1.
[4121]cco - Panama City
[4123]' quested.
[4125]-Hydropathic will be contacted upon arrival and initial
[4126]‘arrengezents for his cut-out services forwarded to head-
[4127]‘quarters. ~~ an :
[4131]OFFICIAL DISPATCH
[4133]DISPATCH NO. TRS-A-251 _
[4135]a
[4136]Og
[4138]t.
[4140]CLASSIFICATION
[4142]Chief, Foreign Brench T “DATE:_5 canuary 1949
[4143]Chief of Station, San José, Costa Rica
[4145]specific. Project Hydropathnic .
[4147]This stetion intends to make the fullest possible use of }
[4148]Hydropathic, but it is not considered feasible to proceed . i
[4149]with a formal reouest for project euthsrization until he
[4150]hes established himself in this area end we neve made his
[4151]acqusintance. Tentatively it is planned to use hia in 6°:
[4152]Cut-out capacity, «eeting inforsants which we will previde,
[4153]for ano orientation period of indefinite duration. In this
[4154]period it will be possible to eveluste Subdject's capacity
[4155]to pley an integrated pert in our operational set-up, and
[4156]6pprovel for our plans in this respect will'then be re-
[4158]re oe ee ener ees See
[4160].. Elmer C. Mercer
[4162]. FORw mo.
[4163]Ape ipet
[4165]CLASSIFICATION
[4168]14-0000
[4170]. ; o . ee a . i . - 7
[4171]- ian cas . ; ey : ' 3
[4173]7 : a OFFICIAL DISPATCH
[4175]VIA: Air 7 DISPATCH NO. TRS=A-2956 ae
[4176]SPECIFY Alm O&8 SER POUCH aT 7 = . . . i
[4177]: ; ce rn ;
[4178]Po, . 7 Nee bt
[4180]. CLASSIFICATION
[4182]TO : Chief of Station, . DATE: S Jenusry 1949 . an
[4183]b . Panama City j ;
[4184]v From 6: Chief of Station, ; ; i
[4185]be, 8an Joss “1 |
[4186]_ ., , SUBJECT: Gexena- Operationa - . ae
[4188]be seeciFic- Projeot Hydropathio ~
[4189]7 . Reference: TEP-4-365, Fert I 7 ;
[4191]The attached document, heving served its purpose, oan
[4192]fe returned to your sStaticna. ; “3
[4194]“Your Cooperaticn in the aetter is greatly apprectated,
[4199]i : f “y
[4200]Fo BB=B3 eerAa-Bee ont 48 uf Blu a Mercer . . 4
[4202]°2 Enol. — J Teh o> Cran clegere!
[4203]“90 = Washington” - ar ne
[4205]" Fons wo.
[4207]ape tga ERO
[4208]“j
[4211]14-0000
[4213]OFFICIAL nsraren
[4215]n. . WEAS . pisPaTcn NO. TZP=\—402 :
[4216]: ——-—ATR ________ pence .
[4218]SPECSFY AI&® OBR SEA POUTH
[4221]—_ eye
[4223]CLASSIFICATION
[4225]i
[4226]i
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[4228]t
[4230]To : Acting Chief, FBT DATE: 5) Decenher 1948 .
[4231]FROM : Chief of Station, Param City, Fanana.
[4233]we SUBJECT: Gesera- Operations
[4234]sPeciFic. HYDROPATHIC
[4236]Bo So : Ref: TZPti-4ll
[4240]1. HYDROPATHIC is not a yroject (leno to all Latin American Stations, dtd.
[4241]9 June 1947). Itisa sirple recruitzent of an ingevecual agent to be
[4242]controlled exclusively by the San José Station. TZP-A-365 Part II sug-
[4243]gested a manner in which he right establish contact with HYDROCYST I.
[4244]-Since HYDROCYST I is leaving Costa Rica terporarily, this is no longer
[4245]a consideration. .
[4247]i
[4249].2e All ‘documents in our files have been forwarded to San José. This station
[4250]has only contacted Subject twice and hes told hin nothing about ovr organi-
[4251]zation or any possibilities of any full tine rositions, if we can assist
[4252]by arranging a contact betreen HYDROPATHIC and San José or in any other
[4253]manner, we will be glad te do so. In the meantine, we will take no further
[4254]action unless instructed to do so by the Hone Office. -
[4256]SE A RS PR 2 ST, TD Ae
[4258]_ Distribution: 3.
[4260]“Wash | (2)
[4261]Sanj QQ). ee
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