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[168]Theat G. “Mayerina .
[170]woes) m a8 Retake GV EDs
[173]INTERNAL =] UNCLASSIFIED
[175]U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1988.0 sar73),
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[198]SECRE,
[200]a a iecide he “had: better check the: ‘George:
[202]. -Restedt. ‘{mmediately - “recognized hin, approached the’. taxt which-Subject had. left and
[203]ore -entered,- looked hard at Subject who caught the “significance. of Rostedt' Ss extra- |
[205]: ordinary. attentions, crdered the: taxi ‘arcund the corner, paid “him his due fare,’ and
[206]. re- Joined Rostedt... it was at this moment that Friganza, returned on intuition.
[208]_ The trio then went te lunch,
[209]lunch from about 15-15 néurs Rostedt had an op:
[210]: Suoject and to put te subject several questicns ec
[212]taking a circuitous “route” by ‘foot. and “taxt. Cver
[213]mentunity to acqualnt,. himself with - :
[214]neerning willingnes s and the “Job. Yr
[216]: Arter lunch Friganza and Rusted? decided that under the ‘circumstances it would Lo
[217]be advisable to keep. Subject in Faris rather than. risk his arrest ‘travelling between '
[218]Paris and Amber’: or returning to Gap to have. nis sarte a‘ ‘identite, revalidated.~
[219]‘Accordingly while Bost spent the next is hrs. or 50 with’ Subject, Friganza
[220]returned te the Paris Siation where he asked for the use of 15 rue weber Safehouse.
[221]Paris Station had committed the safehouse ror the night of 6 and ¢ April as weil
[222]as the morning of Bo kpril buc beginning late afterncon 8 April the house was
[223]assigned for ‘the use of A PIC. Arrangements were made to have Platipodls who
[224]_. knows Subject to be at the safehouse at i630 nours (alternate 24:0 hrs.) en 8 April.
[225]Subject was Instructed to go. to the safenouse, ring 4 longs, 2 short, whereupon
[226]‘he would ‘be adm! tLeg by Platlpodis. He was likewise giver the name Jon Sandor -and
[227]told that in the event oF unavoidable .ngulry ne sheuld claim that he nad been lent
[228]the apartment by Tom Brown, a friend of John Sandor. He was instructed’ not to
[229]answer the phone and not immediately to answer the door. “If. after persistent - ringing
[230]he felt obliged to answer the coor, he should pretend he had ‘drunk: too-much wine,
[231]was cleoping heavily, and should come to the ‘door. appearing grogey. Sudject was
[232]rurther Instr ructed to stay in the safenouse’ during daylight hours and to venture out :
[233]at night only if necessary to buy food, eat, ete Yo was told that Prigunza “culd™
[234]return for nim sometime between l> an 16. Aprils.
[236]with Annick. Quring -the ¢@zy b will
[238]Ing only at might to 5ieep.
[240]_ ‘Between 6 and 8 April Subject #i14.
[241]avoid the house, ‘going * to Movies, etc.,
[243]23 49,874 Caxactly
[245]- Subject was pald Fr
[247]Anthcny H. Friganza
[248]Case Officer
[250]SEC R
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[259]s
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[262]‘event tha “4t 18 needed for, the 6 April meeting in Paris wi
[263]’ . cables from Headquarters . ‘Rostedt 1s: empowered to’ decide whether - ‘Subject” should
[265]3. " gubject | WALT need. no “ether dodiiments, being that, this. will’ be a
[266]one time use to cross ‘at Strasbourg. ‘This ‘document 16° ‘bed: uasted in the
[268]be brought to Germany and if 30, it would save one extra trip to Paris if this
[269]document were carried by the undersigned. to the 6 ‘april meeting 80 that he
[270]could ‘be brought directly to Germany. :
[272]. 4. Photographs have ‘already been given to the MKTOPAZ officer.
[273]. anthony He ‘Friganza
[277]Deputy. for Operations. OS c
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[286]Av vachecnt-
[288]ney 7 We. then, discussed. fiture: meeting arratigéments “witht Subject’ subject wil -
[289]- ‘appear tn front of the Cafe Georges. Von the Champs Elysees ‘at: 1214" ana 16 chours”
[290]~on O-April. He will wait. ‘for. five minutes in front- ofthe: cafe but will hot. 9 °-
[291]: . if we: are not - there hé-willreturn for. the alterrate. ° ! In any event > .. a .
[292]‘Valternate contact will be made -through Annick. Subject was ‘instructed to clear os 4
[293]up his ‘affairs. in Ambert and be prepared to depart for Germany;. however, it) was. ee : _
[294]“also “explained to. Sudjest that we were not authorized to. make a final commitment:
[295]2, to Sudject and: that: much as wé regretted this, this would-be. left “until 6 ‘April...
[296]te Subject. was paid Francs 15,500 for: which: no receipt. was: obtained since we’ were —
[297]. .In a hurry to catch'a plane for the. Hague. ‘If Subject. has’ any difficulties he
[298]. . will write Annick. “He will not return to Gap. He. ‘expects to stay. with Josef.
[299]"<.Dassaud in Ambert.. vuntil the night of, 5 April when he will travel to Paris by -
[300]‘train. It was ‘further agreed" that. on ‘or’ about: & or. 5. April Subject will have.
[301]” ‘sentva letter to Anniekfor "Mike" in. which he will eoriforni his. arrival and in’ oie
[302]‘-Gouble talk inform us. ‘at he has had any. trouble. :
[304]We discitssed with: “platipodte of: ‘the Paris station the need to send "Maurice?
[305]ito Annick on 4 or 5 Apri? to see Af Subject: ‘had ‘written. :
[307]m ne ; . . a . anthony H. priganza
[310]n
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[313]te)
[314]ty
[315]"4
[317]-. SECRET
[319]ay f ‘ ire producing. ‘about °300° a ‘month, sell a’ few more than :
[320]an thts at’ ‘h ancs a. ‘piece (nearly- $100). _However, Subject. gets nc Income other
[321]thar pocket money,” free- room and board where he. now lives, and will not receive
[322]pe :. any -untfl the capital outlay of his other two partners has been .amortized. Taking
[323]me . the ‘bull- ‘by. ‘the Horris. we explained to Subject the delay: A telegram’ nad been ‘sent -
[324]oe to." "certain colleagues” in Paris: who were supposed. to write a letter to be for =
[325]warded, te ‘Subject. The man: to whom the telegram was. sent was on leave and upon
[326]‘return: he'waa not notifted of the ‘telegram we sent; ‘consequently, Subject was not
[327]informed. ashe should have been. We are terribly sorry and Hope that Subject would
[328]appreciate. such a minor matter. .°In any event, we reminded Subject that he had not
[329]een promised a letter on ‘or about: 1 February but rather told that he could expect
[331]i _>? hear from. us then. Subject agreed this was-so. ”
[333]ote subject was rar less ‘Anterested in explanation than a decision. He rhetorically
[334]. asked whether he was acceptable, adding he was obliged to assume he was not, and
[335]. Commenting that although there are “many - “two legged: people in America. also” he
[336]thought he was probably a unique perscm from the point cf view of language abl lity,
[337]experience aS an. cperator in dangerous situations, etc. We replied thus: One man
[338](the psychologist). has: ‘already come’ all’ the way from the States Just to see Subject
[339]and .aniother was onjhis way.- From. this Subject could ° ‘fairly conclude the importance
[340]“"Héadguarters” ‘attaches: to Subject’ s candidature and that far from being a dead
[341]“issue, Subject" 's ‘prospects were good, although all depended on hin, .
[343]: we then vumed, to the matter of Subject coming ‘to Paris. Subject explained .
[344]that Paul ( i ) had been sent by the Paris station
[345]‘to Annick: and chad ‘not done very well. He had failed to convince’ Annick ‘that he was
[346]sent by Mike (Friganza). and apparently although we did net go into the details of .
[347]this, he did net get the message st sraight. In any case Subject immediately said
[348]that he could come to Paris anytime although he would be cbliged to travel
[349]illegally. : This bepause he had permitted his identity document to expire as of 14
[350]February 1959. ‘Heowaver, Subject felt he could make the Joumey oy train without
[351]being caught because the police are net. checking most trains. He cid not want to:
[352]travel ty car because he ‘had heard there are eccasional road blocks (this: may be
[354]“true for -the undersigned ran inte one.cn the drive from Paris to Ambert). Subject
[355]also said he cculd Stay as long’as need by but it was absolutely essential’that he
[356]net be obliged to -Stay at a hotel -- he could either stay with Annick or at. a place
[358]. pat’ at his disposal: by us. .
[359]a”
[361]a “Gage Officer
[362]Pe
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[372]“our progress from the staticn by foc. and then by metro to the” Severes Ratylon
[374]“own-way from Ladou,: We tock a tant
[375]; theisafehouse dn the rue Weber 14.
[377]“went with Ladou to the airger: to ze
[378]“arrived we decided on-a program and r
[380]‘and rue Malakoff at which tine
[382]_ the operator revlewed Subjec
[384]met: Subject ‘at—the- rendezvous snd
[386]2 ere cig.” ~ gubject wag met by the undersi gried at ‘the Gare austerlitz at
[387]O-hours. Henry C. Ladue cf the Paris staticn écunter-surveliled the meeting and
[389]station. Ladou is certain trat cur meezing was not supveilled. after gcing cur
[390]re Cpera, switched taxis and then went to
[392]Le r Subject washed and shaved we drove in the
[393]iles where we had dinner at the Pied ce Cochon.
[394]20 nours, talked for another hour cr se while
[395]Purine this conversation Subject was enccuraged
[396]a.varfety of: matters which we hoped would tend
[397]Nothing of particular operational
[399]car provided by the station to Les
[401]We returned to the apartment at adc
[402]ving a drink, and then retired.
[403]‘4 prompted to.develop thoushts on
[404]give’ us better grounds cn wnich tc assess nim.
[406]‘or biographic “significance was discussed.
[408]22 march 1959: After breakfast Subject was asked to wait until we returnec. he
[409]tne LOFLUTTER operatir. After the cperator
[410]turned to the apartment and suggested that:
[411]Subject spend the afternoon on his cwn and agreed on a 2230 rendezvous ney far from
[412]Port Malilot and the safehcuse where Subject was met. .We walked to the safenouse
[414]: and retired at about midnight.
[416]: 23 tae 1959: “We arose: at &, left the apartment by about 8:40, walked to a cafe,
[417]where we-breakfastéed, and then per arran 4gement passed the corner of Pert Maillot
[419]the LOFLUTTER operator observed us and’ follered us
[420]to the apartment. We showed Subject upstairs and left the aparttent where we met
[421]the operator and tock him upstaifs and introduced him as Mr. Brown. After a very
[422]brief Intrdduction with no ex on, we absented ourselves from the room’ while
[423]‘tn’ preparation for the LoF UTTES examination.
[424]At about, 1245 hours Subset ‘2 * & apartment cn hig own, it having been agreed to
[425]meet him on the Averue Grand smee in front of the Tout Alen cafe. The FL.
[427]“ cperator returned to thir Paris Staticn office: with us _where aa was agreed
[429]undersigned, would go to Germany ahd return to Par
[430]oct te the. apartment.
[431]apartment where we int errugt ed $
[432]Subject was paid a furtner 33,
[433]100.. He was instructed to -spen2 the
[435]\ nim again cn ¢5 March.
[439]Case Officer
[441]ments for tickets, etc., We returne
[442]and tne operator. During this ‘boter :
[443]Francs, making-a total of Franz : :
[444]night of 23 and aa March chez anni Mei ane we would return to §
[446]2.48 ere for a beautiful ene: Gur false
[447]t's Lack cf any legal documentation is rau .
[449]No security flaps although the “poten
[450]identity docutients together « z Supie
[451]material sufficient for this *
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[488]” before
[489]. at ‘this. poiiit.
[492]. vicissitudes’ of life “prought: the famizy progre:
[494]a feudalistic way, life became. tough.
[495]‘ “brought into more airect contact. with.
[497]Bo flight. rather than a
[498], ; eurrent. motivation: fo
[500]. tolerate being beaten in coupetition.
[502]in cther: words’ he: ‘féels: . [
[503]@ to act accordingly. His...
[505]you pretend: tO be something, you hav:
[506]‘of f atgnity and pride in his
[508]eon ept of nobility has evolved4 into a concept
[510]work. :
[511]Se. “the faasiy ‘Yett egorgta when the.
[512]“Subject feels: that his ‘Fei
[513]rovided himself with ‘gertaln ponies, -
[514]the.
[516]subject, as three. .. hey fled
[517]‘exigtence. began :
[519]the Soviet: invest y
[521]: Because’ “the father had pro
[522]bly and é@ fen opulently. ‘However,
[524]casively to ‘material degradation
[526]and* financial difficulties which greatly” influenced Subject’ 's way of. think-
[527]Whereas: the family had ‘previously lived in an artifioial
[528]Subject feels that the family was
[529]reality. and that this was_ not
[531]ing thereafter.
[533]necessarily a “pad. ‘influence. 7
[535]6. subject actually ‘axa not want ‘to leave Georgia. He felt it was
[537]tactical retreat. . Apparently. he has never been
[539]art.of his
[541]umi liating- defeat and it may -be- that p
[542]of an opportunity
[544]able to accept ‘this h
[545]r affiliation involves: his perception
[546]He. As a person who cannot
[548]-to take countermeasures. against the soviets.
[551]. a nay subject
[553]: in ‘the ‘form of agaressive: and destiuctive ‘behaviour.
[554]“als ‘a precocious ‘ehild: and he’ ‘experienced disiliusionsent in his family.”
[556]~ and: in. society. It “is as if he suddenfly. Alacovered to: his great ais- -
[558]appointment that there. was no Santa Claus.
[559]8. At first Subject felt his” disillusionment was "unique and péculiar.
[561]to his particular life experience, but he soon discovered that his’ dis-
[563]content was characteristic of others. He experienced this. fighting
[565]attitude within himself and he reflected: it in his non- “conforming. be-
[567]haviour. a
[569]9. His mother reacted, te his behaviour with ‘ever-affeetionat
[571]solieitousness: She wasn "t actually able to determine the reasons for - ‘Ais:
[573]. internal distress, but. she. was aware something ‘was taking place: ‘within him.
[574]The mother. was apparently a ‘marked - conformist “who insisted that ‘subject :
[576]abide by. the ‘acetal order. She- tock him to a psychiatrist, ‘because of his
[578]_ behaviour problems and: because ‘she did ‘not: advise him of what she: was :
[579]_ doing and: got him toa “psychiatrist, on a subterfuge, and ‘begause Subject
[580]. did: not agree with the psychiatrist’ 8 conelusions,. he did not benefit
[582]by’ this experience. This indicates | "to us: s that ‘in handling: subject at
[585]but te permit ©”
[587]affections This vised for love and. affection | is probably’ the most: primary
[589]‘of his: motives. .
[591]In respect to the flight of: -the family from Georgia, Subject feels
[592]However, he feels he revolted against
[594]a a
[595]he was. too young to understand it.
[596]ate. His. idea is that. one mst: ‘fight, surpass and conquer. As a young boy ,
[597]he. felt he was much stronger than several pillion. men. This is extremely ~
[598]“important as. regards utilization of nis services. First of all ‘he is
[599]motivated to succeed out of a “spirit of revenge, © vand secondly ‘he is self-
[600]confidant and optimistic. that he will ‘succeed despite the hazards of. the
[601]“ undertaking. He is like a man who wants to kill an elephant -- all he |
[602]wants froa us isa high-powered rifle -- then he feels he would be equal
[603]to the elephant. os re , . :
[605]; 1a Subject also seems to reflect disappointaent in his* ‘father as
[607]a personal ideal. ‘He regards his father as a very independent persen,
[608]‘kind, but profoundly selfish, but who would nevertheless give you the
[609]shirt off his ‘back. His” father was fond, of the children, loved the whole
[610]family and was. happy when he saw others’ happy. However, Subject is con-
[611]vinced that if his. father “had succeeded, none of the things that. happened
[612]in his life would have come to pass. He feels that. his motner's suicide.
[614]. is a direct consequence of | his: father’ s failure to succeed.
[616]13. “When his father and. “sister returned to Georgia, “gubjeét was driven
[617]to despair by ‘the breaking-up ‘of the “family. The death of his mother and
[618]‘the departure of his father and sister was quite a 1 threat to his. seourity.
[620]Sa
[623]1 a4, ‘The father app
[625]die in ‘Georgia. Subject’, ree a: thing impc
[626]to realizéhis. Objectivaey orto, 2 nieve his snes. ‘ioever, He feels
[628]eturning to Georgia to dle. _ The mother
[630]his father accepted defeat: by |
[631]. did not. 6° wit) the. father and. apparently was at “her wits end ‘after. the
[633]ther left. " gubject ‘regards his mother as the. ~axle of: the family and
[634]wheni be. ‘lost: her’ ‘through suicide, he- feels she’ deserted, hin.
[636]“is. “subject! 8 ‘sister followed her: ‘father to Georgia, out of a spirit
[637]: of. affection ana” saerifice. | She: felt that her. father ‘needed: her ‘and -
[638]Subject feels she was . a tributary ‘of his mistakes. The. sister has & Ph.D.
[639]in languages and taught courses in school, At the time of Stalin the
[640]children would say. "we have done this and that. thanks to Stalin" and she
[641]would reply “you are individuals and you have done this or that without
[642]Stalin." As a: result she was ‘arrested: ‘and sent toa concentration camp.
[643]‘ith the ohange. of f. regimes ‘she’ ‘obtained her freedom and got her job. back...
[645]- 16. The sister’ 8 ‘husband ‘returned to. Russia also: and Subject believes.
[646]that “because he. had, served in’ the- German amy. he may have: “been sent. to. a
[647]. concentration camp, “He feels ‘the intellectual level of ‘the brother-in-law"
[648]is’ lower than. that of. ‘the ‘sister. The. brother-in- law apparently has an
[649]. : ‘thfertority: complex. - ‘He ‘emigrated’ to France ‘at a much later date and
[650]. - _ ; ‘ : apparently could not ‘adapt’ himself and regretted having: left Russia.
[652]1. subject’ s brother, ee ae . is van archit tect in Gap.
[654]The brother is an independent Person who is conservative and probably
[656]os
[659]accaaplishment or ‘success.
[661]38). ‘Subject. was. the: baby. of the tantly and still. is. Whereas he
[663]“was born. in: 1918, his brother wes ‘born in 1916: ‘and nis. eister in 1915. |
[664]Subject. was more’ “expressive of affection,’ particularly: for his mother,
[666]wheréas ‘his brother ‘Was more. timid, shy, and independent. ' When the
[667]brother. saw Subject getting. the mother’ 5 ‘attention, he’ tried to replace
[668]subject: This: Sibling rivalry may continue’ to date, for example, the
[670]‘brother learnéd that. Subject was Seeing a girl whom he knew. The brother
[672]advised the: girl to leave Subject alone.
[674]19. Subject denies he is Jealous of his brother. He admits his
[676]~ brother has. been successful but in his. own sphere. Subject" s new found
[678]philosophy is not, to ‘accept: -the fact - that, ‘he has ‘been uccessful, ‘but .
[680]“te try. to. explain. why he. has not.. ‘In’ other words | he. Seems to: be motivated
[682]to obtain greater knowledge of himself,
[684]. 20. subject does net” ‘consider himself as a Georgian; this ts of no
[685]importance to hin. “He regards the f. Light . ‘from Georgia as a defeat and as
[686]a loss. of. the motherland. which’ he has ‘never, accepted. ‘He feels he was a
[687]Georgian as.a child but the most important aspect is: that’ he feels he. was
[689]defeated by the necessity of the family’ 8 flight from: ‘Georgia. | He offers
[690]"as. an analogy. the fact: ‘that. he- was. Committed. to prison; this was.a. | defeat
[692]for ‘him. In other: words he was not bothered by. the. prison life. but by the
[694]“fact that he’ made a wrong calculation in taking ona bad: associate and con-
[697]7 (noriatrous 2 acts.
[699]_ iindertakes. “one of ‘the » prineipal : detérm nants. of this man' a behaviour
[700]is Spparently.. ‘the very strong desire to succeded and accomplish.
[702]‘, Bea, - Subject’ “tedla ‘that- throughout his sctiool. experience perhaps | only.
[704]ene © or. two professors. understood , hin. These particular professors “sSiotidit é
[706]that’ it was often necessary in ‘Life to! "swallow" a ‘great: deal ‘of useless
[707]"stuff" so that thereafter certain, ‘essential ‘problems’ could be more easily
[709]: digested. ‘Subject feels that these professors ‘were superior . ‘and that he
[711]understood then, whereas he regarded: the others as apparently idfotic
[712]or worthless.
[713]23. subject was’ influenced by heroes whom he heard about such as
[714]__ Lindbergh, Edison, Hitler, Einstein, and several others. He realized that
[715]Aft such People. existed, it meant that the’ possibility ‘to act either for ,
[716]wl good or for evil also. ‘existed: “He did not ‘Adentify ‘with: any one “hero ia
[717]particular but: always wished that he’ could have been: one of them. He. did
[718]not actually want to, ‘be one. of them, but wanted to resemble heroes in
[720]"general. . Subject always remaina-+ remembers certain great men mentioned
[721]“in history. He feels, _that these great men gave him the concept that. a
[722]certain order was necessary for the level of the. people. However, it
[723]appears he ‘was - disillusioned: in these men and His ideals were shaken be-
[724]learned to his: dismay ‘that they could: commit abject or
[725]‘Subject feels ‘he has “made many ‘wistakes” in” ‘life but ‘how-"
[726]ever big these’ mistakes ‘may des, he does: not feel they ‘have reflected his
[727]He feels that his character was basically based by the
[729]: cause’ he’ later.
[731]" basie character.
[732]desire to become a worthwhile individual, even at the cost of tehaving
[733]te his
[735]eu
[737]wrongly. He feels that 4t the oniy criterion for Judging a man
[740]i : ‘and all his. AlLusions’ disappeared. |
[742]‘never. saint anything sighificant and: hat. the ; both Ba
[744]‘ point “Subject, isses Ais mother s love and: ‘he fe ele
[745]‘his lite was ‘broken up “when she. died. He: “found ‘himself completely alone
[746]He - tried to find affection through
[748]others. .
[750]He “feels the ‘Reed for. affection. 4s a big: part’ of Himself but
[751]. on ‘the other hand "I: am a complicated person." a °
[753], 26. ‘Subject claims he has ‘Learned the difference “between. a ‘man and
[755]a woman “This. is ‘Likely to have a B00d | deal: of meaning to. Him, particularly -
[757]as, ‘regards his relationship with his mother.
[758]and to be determined by a paycho-fehinine education.
[759]tip us off that he. ‘should not be exposed to hand ing by females.
[761]This is enough. to
[763]27. Subject claims he has learned from his personal experience in
[765]life rather than from the experience of others. -In other words he has
[767]educated himself: in the school of lite and has derived: Little from. the
[768]others .
[770]actual formal school ‘situation. For ‘example, he claims hi
[771]opinions haa importance only at the time. she was “Fendering her” opinions;
[773]thereafter ‘they were not influential ‘as ‘far as he was concerned:: This~
[775]may be important as regards training. It. is ‘Lkely that he would prefer
[777]to proceed with the task in actuality rather than to learn about per-
[778]forming the task through the experiences or training of others.
[780]: 28. - Subject Joined the French Foretign Legion at. the beginning ‘of |
[781]ay eee ’ e was - subject to-
[783]the wars ‘AS a ‘foreigner- and “as-an~
[785]He regards women as allogical
[788]with’ normal rocehee which hes may y regard as: a waste, of ‘hae, but will
[792]29. “siipject feeis that he married because he regarded marriage - ‘as ;
[793]. _ necessery to: biri id. a family and to- “make a ‘home. He ‘feels his marriage was :
[794]a inistake decause, even though: he understands the value of ‘the principles :
[796]involved, principles which were “inculeated by his father, it is ridiculous : vo ol.
[797]to marry just: forthe sake of principles: without -the necessary sentiments.
[799]- He feels that at the- time he was merely abiding by precepts of his father
[801]without thinking of the possible consequences. However he soon discovered,
[803]in fact,.a family .did not represent anything at all » and that creating the
[805]. family was aggravating the incoherence and the division of society. In
[807]view point getting married meant building a wall around himself. .It also
[809]- “meant | that instead of ‘finding ‘a partner * who complemented him, all that he
[811]" obtained’ trom. the partnership was. a : reflection of himself.
[813]_ He feels that the so-called spirftual intimacy. is a fallacy. He claims
[815]that, sexually speaking, ‘women are Necessary but he fails: to say why it - 7 ; vo
[816]is necessary to build a separate world with it.- : . Lo. :
[818]“30. AS was explained. above, the reason for his marrlage are connected
[820]with his family education. He does not regard his marriage as a complete
[822]fiasco. Ee regards his wife as very nice. He thinks he was nice, too.
[825]a false documents business ‘and’ created a 8
[827]. only in ‘mak ing money “would have
[828]- “in ‘Vtselt. - Asa whole, the technical’ e
[830]"gang » but.
[832]being the sole master.o
[834]vt do tt again, he would: not mart y
[836]. 31. During ‘the war when “gubject-. as in Germany, he got: involved ‘in
[837]ang whlch: ‘he: led. The purpose
[839]“of. the” ‘group was ‘to ‘pepatriate . or liberate war. prisoners. ‘The black :
[841]tectinically. “speaking.. of ‘the organization.
[843]“market was a worthless brarich,
[844]However, it 1a true. “that
[846]nancial: problems.
[848]“Its only purpose. was to solve: fi
[849]ude that a person who was interested .
[851]“the black market reached such a magnit
[852]found: it quite satisfying and sufficient
[854]fficiency of his. gang satisfied.
[856]him. ‘They had freedom of motion and security. subject was arrested be-
[858]hot in tne actual functioning . of the
[860]_ cause of a carelessness or a slip,
[861]whom they were helping.
[863]rather on the part of one of the meri
[864]. 32. Through this ‘experience Subject learned that it, was very inter-
[865]3 of authorities. and to ‘play. these: “weaknesses
[866]‘His: -enctions corresponded | to a Joy of
[868]He feels that if-he were:
[869]he would act in exactly.
[871]” esting to know ‘the weaknesse
[873]or. forces against one another. .
[874]f his actions and moves.
[875]to find himself in this sort of situation again,
[876]the same way. .
[878]33. When subject, was arrested by the Gestapo, ‘he. was considered by.
[880]the Germans to be a very Amportant pres. He played, the game and led .the
[882]Germans to believe that he was an ‘important prey in the hope that such
[883]‘pelief would give hig certain advantages. Although he realized he “could
[884]be shot: for only one- -half of wnat he had done and that, it was “
[886]ry
[889]_ was. the: “father of ene ntl
[891]- 7 agreed; to participate in the. bank attack.
[892]_ trusted Subject. ‘because he knew. of Subject! 3 war activities and he figured
[894]- that because ‘Subject: ‘had’ been able to” dcoomplish: certain. illegal activities . . vot
[896], “that he was quite capable of attacking a bank.. : : a ca ;
[898]: planned. Because there were only two on the team they were compalled in
[900]attack the tank successfully.
[902]‘wanted to withdraw from the whole deal by saying "he my mother learned of
[904]' this,. she. would die."
[906]He. was working. in a. mode ‘makers shop and —_ oo 7 wo "
[908]although he was” ‘not, “well off; he- was earning: d decent Living. - However, ©
[910]because of his love for risk and- out of friendship for another fellow, he
[911]Apparently the other fellow
[913]" The attack was carefully
[915]view of the smallness of his staff to give extra attention to their plan.
[917]36. According to Subject he was “elose to this young ftierd who.
[918]At first, Subject felt that the other
[920]solicited his financial assistance.
[921]He also had the normal twinge
[923]fellow was crazy to dare to attack a bank.
[924]of conscience ‘and asked nimself the question "is lt right to do hara. iby
[925]robbing a bank?” Subject never felt that the two alone would be able to.
[926]Consequently, they determined to knock. °
[928]over a jewelry shop first. At ‘each: point ‘in the developments ‘Subject |
[930]They postponed the: job indefinitely. ‘However, his
[931]mother died.in the. meantime and his rriend. ‘again ‘approached’ hin and told
[932]him that now that his ‘mother was. dead, there was no longer such a danger.
[934]subsequently they knocked over the Jewelry store.
[937]14-00000
[939]BE Rta 7 UR
[941]Soa aty
[943]ty
[945]“des! rous of ‘robbing: a bank
[947]. carefully and then committed the act.
[948]his money around, was arrested, and squealed.
[950]- to the -Spariish border. ‘Subject’ was fleetiig to ‘the Pyrenees bécause he
[952]planning of the project. -
[954]‘order: ‘to finance: ‘another Intended ‘marriage.
[956]Subject agreed’. that this would be" the ‘last: Job. “They. cased the. Joint very |
[957]The other fellow apparently. ‘threw
[959]The police came" to : oo .
[961]Subject’ 8 place; found a » and he was arrested, in his flight,
[963]had- learned that his bank deal ‘partner had ‘been arrested and had talked,
[964]and that the police were after him, Subject ‘voluntarily admits. that he
[965]loget control over himself and that he had failed to plan in case he failed
[966]and had to flee. He had not foregeen oF prepared himself fur such a con-
[967]sequence. If he were’ to find himself again In the same situation, he would:
[968]prepare an escape “even. if it were only necessary for the satisfactory
[970]39. However, the question whieh arises in this examiner's mind is
[972]why Subject panicked in hig flight. It could have been that he un.
[973]‘consciously wanted. to.get caught and to be punished In. order. to relieve
[975]his guilt. If this is so,,then ‘mportant consideration stiould be given
[977]to this aspect of ‘Subject’s personality as regards planning the project.
[979]THD0D00
[981]ing. “He ‘continues to believe that .
[983]sinless &.man ‘fs $0 ) weak: -both physieaiiy and morally, ‘it fs always possible.
[984]for him to get back on his’ feet or at least to hope that this is possible. : , Se
[985]. Consequently, even when he’ was. broke, Subject always . ‘believed there was: a . , eas
[986]"possibility to. fight : ‘and conquer. It is likely. he wili always ‘have hope oo , : 7 : oo
[989]moe _ . 43. “AS regards his philosophy on the two projects which Involved
[990]: : liberating - French prisoners .and the bank attack, he was betrayed by
[991]- another. . Actually, however, he could not have become angry at these
[992]persons because he felt his betrayal was unimportant. ffowever, these
[993]persons: lost his esteem because he feels there. “are certain moral values . . a
[994]7 which ‘he holds dearJy, namely friendship, This would indicate that he is :
[995]A “more: in. contempt of himself for having miscalculated than angry with the
[996]other Person for’ having betrayed’ hin. However, Subject does” not fee) that
[997]any ‘of his wai stakes, ‘regardless of their size and consequence, have serious
[998]consequences as regards his near or distant ‘future, There is no question
[999]that his mistakes have seriously reduced his circumstances of life, but he a . Sy
[1000]“is optimistic and it is Likely he _Pegards this assignment asa golden’ oO
[1001]opportunity ‘which | not only. permits hig’ a chance of | success, but does not
[1002]censure him tor his past deeds. | Consequently, he feels that to be dis
[1003]couraged about the future is nonsense for if there. is a future, there {s
[1005]“hope. ot, i
[1008]: 1 . in anew school, ‘she. made him pidntee |
[1009]éiy, but” each time he was: “thrown out ‘of school. He fs |
[1011]convinced she wanted this ‘for his good and not for the satisfaction of.
[1012]having. ‘a peefect child.
[1014]he “would. be
[1016]However, it is likely that the wother' Ss over- :
[1017]-soliettousness. was actually: compensatory for her basic: rejection of
[1019]“things” with hin for werse if In other ‘words, ‘she ; wanted him to be perfect
[1021]“86. ‘that he could ‘be- ‘worthy of her love.
[1023]He was not perfect,. probably did
[1024]not obtain her. love, ‘and consequently Is continually seeking the love ‘of
[1026]other persons. However, he cannot accept this fact as regards his mother
[1028]and denies she did not act in his interest. One of his chief defenses ia
[1030]denial, that is, simply assuming the attitude that: such. and such was not oe, _ a :
[1031]“true. when, he probably believes it ‘was true. ee : ; ; . . a :
[1033]Subject! 3 actions are often: impulsive: and unreagoned.: such
[1035]. irrational beliaviour usually. takes place with ‘ancther person despite the
[1036]fact ‘that ‘there’ may be no particular tle or. affection: between him. asd the
[1037]other person. ‘Subject. is unable. to explain why t! this is so and “intellectual y
[1039]: realizes that any explanations which ne’ might: offer are not sufficient.
[1040]0 ‘explain ‘such behaviour. and nia
[1042]be,
[1044]eniot ional state. In other words, this ,
[1045]/ man ‘s. impulsivéness and tendence to behave irrationally and to his own.
[1047]apiiheree,
[1049]disadvantage’ ‘and in: his. own: disinterest amounts toa compulsion which {s.
[1051], sufficient to determine his ‘behaviour but: which is unconscious and not.
[1053]No
[1058]things 1 witch were ‘there: because thé: explosion’ undoubtedly alerted the
[1059]“polices » ’ The: police came and ‘he explained that he had played with a
[1060]ountain pen which tiad burst. The policemen a strongly advised, him ‘never :
[1062]is. deelérat ions arid went. avay. the Rea cro 3. took care of his: wounds. :
[1064]co ; does: not think ‘he wil: ‘be. very. atfferent. in: the future
[1065]from. what he’ 13 now. However, he feels his material situation: will have
[1067]improved. : : He does not mean finanetally but socially. He ‘naively hopes
[1068]that the workd w. 11 .change and there will be no discrimination. He also
[1069]hopes: to acquire, if necessary, a nationality in which case he will feel-
[1070]“he actually belongs. to. ‘society. ‘However; -he | feels that ‘society: is
[1071]“anxious. to ‘Stamp-and Tabel individuals ‘and it may be that he would prefer
[1073]” to. be an individua 18t who is outside ot Society. than: to be a member of
[1075]socté 7 who is. required’ ‘to: conform. Since- -this® ‘person. Lives - in the
[1076]present, it is very aifticult ‘for hin to imagine what his future will be.
[1078]52. Despite the fase that. ‘this’ mani ‘ts motivated by rather vivid
[1079]ideals, he still strikes the” examiner asa: practical realf{st “who thinks :
[1080]‘and acts Ina matter of fact manner, He has. experienced a good deal. of.
[1082]ife ‘and he Is quite sophisticated, oa —
[1085]7 hoe Be
[1087], creative dea and the prototype have
[1089]- thought. from a ‘great thinker appears’
[1091]hardest to keep his ‘promises.
[1092]. , talk somewhat . rashly- but she feels - thi:
[1093]' fast: ‘and he is able to see. quickly’ “tn ‘components ar and the essence ‘ofa
[1095]. ‘problem ‘In: 1ta: various prospective
[1097]- In ‘other words ‘he learns: ‘extreme
[1099]you finish the. sentence.
[1101]_more comprom! sing, “more realistic, and. less sentimental.
[1103]a ‘machine: in order to: fully understand’ its function. However, he realizes
[1105]that, commercially speaking, it is: more’ rational to mass” produce - ‘the’
[1107]im. In his opinion the :
[1109]“machine but the repiti tion. does: not interes
[1110]mach greater value. and ‘Importance |
[1112]} will, pular 22° “the prototype. -
[1113]of. the opinion that. one single :
[1114]Alia ‘to be, much, ‘more valuable’ ‘
[1116]than * the. setting: up: of the: factory whi
[1117]To. {Lustrate his ‘feeling. ;
[1119]than ‘the millions of, books which: are published yearly.
[1121]55. In describing himself subject reveals that he always tries his
[1122]He also: feels that’ he sometimes appears to
[1123]fs. due. to-the ‘fact ‘that he thinks’ ,
[1125]He’ is so ‘quick ‘that he wil uniderstaria what. you are, 2 trying t to say before
[1127]* 56. . Subject. ‘is: unable to: see » himself in terms. of what he’ would Like
[1128]to be. In “order for ‘him to: @ispiay | ‘himself, it would. be ‘necessary that he
[1130]would. be another person altcgether. - However, he feels that, everything
[1132]“relative, perhaps he: “Should show more “strength: of character, bea Aittle
[1134]However, this
[1136]would: imply that he would then find himseit. fn an environment. in which.
[1138]there was no room for sentiment -- in which case his personality would
[1141]out: ot ‘place.
[1143]7 attachment to ‘France. at ‘this time. Howevér, tt ts 1tke1y ‘he. was patriotta
[1145]at the time of the war. . Since he has been branded a criminal and has .
[1147]been deprived of certain rights and privileges, he now perhaps feels re- . -
[1149]—— : : Jected and in _turn fs rejecting France as his fatherland. Nevertheless,
[1150]a ee co he: strikes. the examiner as a: true: Frenchman -- he thinks and feels like a .
[1151]Frenchman and is certainly: not a Russian: ‘in his personality. _ It is ‘likely oo . Te
[1152]that he identifies ‘the- Frencti authorities with the police. “He-cannot OS :
[1153]- tolerate rejecting attitudes. - ‘He is. ‘ke: an’ outsider who 1s ‘Toor ing in. 7 4 Li re
[1154]tt may be hé has the "sour grapes” attitude by ‘which he" feels that since - Co _
[1156]hé cannot have what he wants, it is not too good’ anyway.
[1158]ce 60. subject is not a planner. Despite his interest in invertion ;
[1159]sie "and the fact that’ -he has pulled off a number of capers, he is more of an “|
[1161]‘instigator, - a ‘leader, and aiv-executor. In order for him to be successful
[1163]in future projects, it is necessary. that someone else ‘plan and then tell
[1164]hin) exactly what to. do.”
[1166]. 61. Subject is currently involved 3 in | the, invention business which
[1167]che started alone,. He is the owner and exploiter of several ‘patents and
[1168]certain persons are financially and technically interested in’ his in-
[1170], ventions. He is” faced with: a problem at this time. He is involved in.
[1171]the initial and preliminary. phases. with us and. consequently: fs put on
[1172]the fence as regards his invention business, ' Furthermore, if he were ‘to
[1173]join us, he would. relinquish ‘everything to his business partners. -
[1176]‘née 4a all mouth. He both expressés, himself oraily and he ts, driven by
[1177]desire to. obtain oral. supplies “by.” incorporation. what this. means is that =
[1178]he will eat you Ups
[1180]: 65. Subject ‘reflects. superior intelligence, is capable of abstract
[1182]: “eonceptualization, and’ is able to deal in. symbols.
[1184]- 66. subject isa narcissistic character wtio féels that because’ ‘others
[1185]don' t love. him, he needs to love himself. . In other words, he is quite in
[1186]“Love with himself and’ acts accordingly.
[1188]— 67. Subject tends to rationalize and to offer socially acceptable
[1189]reasons for his individualistic behavior.
[1191]68. Subject strives: entefly, for emotional satisfaction.
[1193]; 69. Subject {s ‘fh altriistic but at the same time he is selfish. He.
[1194]will do things for ‘the: community with the hope of getting: sonething out of:
[1195]- Ait. for himself. Both: of these drives. ‘merge in-a unitary fashion. ‘He is
[1196]motivated by both at the same tine.
[1197]70. Subject denies nationaltatic motives for his actfons» and prefers
[1198]_ to regard them as being: primarily humanitarian. ” subject is action- oriented
[1199]cand loves to take “Pisk and gets a kick out ‘of excitement and adventure.
[1202]onalit Les, “but ‘are. determined ‘by. 8 a vague desire- to help others ‘who
[1203]‘heed . it. This, combination can mislead him and get him into difficulty:
[1204]for r example, his accomplice in the bank robbery.
[1206]' 75. Subject is a rank individualist. He 1s a non- conformist.
[1208]However, he realizes he must cope with the community s must sacrifice for
[1210]the ; of the community, and must not harm others. In this
[1211]regard - it is unlikely that Subject has ever conmitted: ‘physical assault,
[1212]nor is it likely that he would in the future. .
[1213]person is or ‘represents to Subject, he is still a human being whom:
[1214]Subject respects. :
[1216]76. . Although Subject Is basically an exhibitionist, he Is not ,
[1217]thelined ‘to bragging or to exhibit himself in a transparent or, patent
[1218]However, he needs attention and is
[1219]This is what he ‘ata in
[1221]fashion. He is too sophisticated.
[1222]- likely to ‘do things in order to get attention.
[1223]18 Schools.: ;
[1225]TT. “As. was previously mentioned, Subject helped French. prisoners
[1226]get back: to France. during - ‘the war. “He thought it was the ‘right thing to
[1227]do but did not do it Just ‘for France. He” was paid for {t but -he gave
[1228]his money to help the prisoners. ‘In terms of his hierarchy of motives,
[1229]it ts likely that this person acts according to what he considers to be
[1231]: right.
[1234]4 3
[1235]z
[1237]No: matter what the: other |
[1239]‘He also expresses self pride in doing the outstanding, | ithe difficult,
[1243]‘petng ‘paid. "He acts ©
[1245]He: understands ‘the United States has 5 politteal interest
[1247]: which he! likes.
[1248]Long out of adiniration for the sincerity of the
[1250]“put he is: willing to go a
[1251]“americans. ‘He is not “Looking ‘for special compensation. Generally; he is
[1252]quite willing ‘to do what is asked without rational ‘reasens._ In other
[1253]worday his motivation is typically. esoticnal and. is sinderstandable in:
[1254], terms of his. character : organization. He feels tha
[1255]He is. inclined to put things ‘mas ree
[1256]He feels his early: :
[1258]ta person 1s. capable “
[1260]of doing. anything for love ‘of ‘nothing.
[1262]personal basis. He doesn’ t belong to any community.
[1263]his way of thinking or on his way
[1265]years in Georgia have had no effect on
[1266]which exists in america and the
[1268]of perceiving life. He likes the liberty
[1270]; ‘fact that people are treated: as individuals rather than as numbers.
[1272]80. Subject’ s motives are genuine and are’ -ompat ible with his
[1274]; ‘outlook on life. They are not. necessarily. original or sophisticated but
[1276]. they are personal and therefore: ‘pona ‘fide. ‘Purthersore, Subject. ‘is really
[1278]He ts controlled in his movements and is restricted
[1279]unable to realize his freedom:and
[1281]on the shelf in Gap.
[1282]‘in his ‘aspirations ana “consequently is
[1283]_ to develop himself. as an individual. Consequently, “tne ‘assignment / a '
[1285]represents a unique ‘opportunity for. him to rise above his ‘present ‘re-
[1287]stricted level of existence.
[1289]81. Subject is a very sensitive person and he attaches great im-
[1291]. portance to events of life.
[1293]14-0000
[1295]‘nis emotional problems.
[1296]self. (7?) ‘but because material ‘help: involves | ‘the implication of moral .
[1298]hélp. For exanple,. a dentist in Gap offerfea to help ‘Subject in his in-
[1300]‘ventions without asking for advantages.
[1302]even ‘thoug che. has Rot done  WOTg «: ‘He: may lo
[1303]in order ‘to have othera ‘feel ‘greatful to hia,
[1304]should be punished for doing wrong,. but should not be degraded for doing.
[1306]‘He has thé attitude he.
[1308]“pight. Subject: has always realized. that- he has needed help as regards
[1310]He Likes: ‘to ‘be helped ‘materially, not as’ and. it-
[1312]This. means a lot to Subject. He
[1313]attaches small importance to money ‘and he derives a tremendous satisfaction
[1314]out. of helping others or being helped. :
[1316]84. Subject reflects a tremendous vitality that has, in the past,
[1317]expressed itself through false attempts such. as ‘the bank robbery, etc.
[1319]He: feels he is not being used ‘ag ‘he should ‘and ‘that there. ‘isa power
[1320]‘within himself, a creative urge. of movement, a power of realization.
[1321]‘Itlis highly emotionally: charged and he feels he 43. capable. of. doing ‘much ‘
[1323]more: than he has in the past. Although he feels he is'a. complicated
[1324]person, he. does’ not, feel he is difficult, to understand: :
[1326]85. Subject likes ‘to act intelligently and ‘sensibly. He strives
[1327]for efficiency. Por exanpie, haxkaxx if. a: ‘person were to ask him to open
[1328]a window, he feels it is up to. him to decide as regards the proper method.
[1330]The ‘efficiency plus: the. results are his rewards. ‘Consequently, he likes”
[1332]practical work which involves an intellectual effort.
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[1337]. 88. ‘anéther important aspect of his relationship with us appears to
[1338]be the. fact that he conselously or unconse{ously feels he has "arrived"
[1340]..and is- acceptable’ £0 Us. “In other. words he feels “that perhaps a decision
[1342]has- been wade “which is ‘in his favor. This reflects: his own desire to: be.
[1344]; accepted” together with hts estimation of. the: situation:
[1346]89. This individual, despite his past explotts, | is not necessarily .
[1347]a hostile person. : In ‘other words he: will not: do harm or will he: hurt
[1348]others who are weaker. than’ hinself. He will act. out of exigency but he
[1349]will deliberately avoid being sadistic or wantonly cruel.
[1351]go. - For. some reason Subject exhibits. @ marked degree of loneliness
[1353]-, and isolation at ‘this time, ‘He ‘seems to be seeking Compan! onship.
[1355]91.. . Subject prefers to work alone as regards technical Yesearch, but
[1356]as regards the execution of an “operation he. prefers to be with someone or
[1357]Fart of an organization. He knows he can rely upon hinself when he is .
[1358]alone ‘and that others had been ‘inreliable in his: past. However, if it is
[1359]necessary for him to work with two or mora individuals, he will accept it.
[1361]92. Subject: admits of physical inferiority feelings by virtue of his
[1362]size and strength ‘but the denies he has feelings of intellectual inferiority.
[1363]He. depends more upon his mental faculties than upon his physical. "TI have
[1364]no fear of an elephant if I have a gun.” so
[1367]ene peer pT
[1369]S we short comings ‘and: he = Hopes, his
[1370]complemented ‘by training.
[1372]97. Subject relies quite heavily upon humor for relief of tension
[1373]and. ag: a ‘defense- against, the development of anxiety and inter-personal
[1375]relationships.
[1377]: 98. An important. aspect of this man' 's personality and history would ;
[1378]appear to. be his 80+ sealled secident proneness. ‘He: is like the. eat in the oy . a F
[1379]Disney film who, while chasing. the mouse and. having. his” entire attention :
[1381]“directed to the catching and incorporation of the mouse, inadvertantly
[1382]gets himself run over by a truck. His first reaction to being splattered
[1383]by the truck is one of disappointment as regards not. arriving: at the goal;
[1384]i.e., catching the. MOUSE. He thereupon, acts “upon feelings of revenge on
[1385]the mouse for having caused. his. unfortunate accident. - In- addition; this
[1387]- - example signifies that Subject is likely to ‘keep his eye too much upen the
[1389]i 7 a St ; goal: and. ‘insufficiently upon the hazards involved: in reaching the goal. Tt
[1391], may be argued. that Slbject's phi lospphy in his past operations are related
[1393]{nm some manner to his lack of attention to such details. His. history is
[1395]that of the unlucky cat who manages to get hiaself 1 ‘run over successfully.
[1397]99. This person. ean “be! quite dtscompased by tha’ surprise ‘of un-—
[1398]expected occurrences. ma : :
[1400]100." Despite defeat Subject is able to pick : ‘himself up, figure. things
[1401]out, start all over ina more systematic ways and continue. in his pursuit
[1402]of his: goal. | . Consequently, he does learn by ‘experience. His mistakes are
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[1407]tha problem. : Consequently, he needs- a | person. ‘of greater: intelii gence Who
[1408]is able to help him to evaluate the realities of his. situation ‘or
[1409]predicament. It must be kept in mind that his self-preservation is
[1410]stronger than. ints desire to solve problems. : ~
[1412]102. “subject. is ‘Likely to be ‘Joyal toa ‘superior and may even be.
[1413]eritical of himself | in Felation to. the superior. In other words, he would
[1414]like to be as useful as. possible in. order to. express. his. ‘loyalty, but may
[1415]feel inadequate in that. he requires the pratection of his superior.
[1417]103. this person puts no stock in’ emblems or signs of rank or
[1418]reputation. He regards such signs as identifying labels only and is not
[1419]impressed or motivated for glory symbols. If he were..to accomplish an —
[1421]outstanding feat, he would not. want a medal -- all he. would want ‘was a
[1422]_ remark from. an ‘Important figure to the effect "well done, thank you.”
[1423]-He feels ‘its ‘sufficient only. for him ‘to “know he, has done well:
[1425]10%. Subject will attempt to assume leadership on the team but
[1426]it ‘may be that if his partner ts ‘superior, he would be a better follower
[1427]than he would be a leader of: a. less adequate person. He is-more of a
[1429]: dependent than ‘independent person in terms. of his inter-personal relation-
[1431]ships; furthermore, he acts on sentiment and impulse and consequently
[1433]his Judgment is questionable. This would indicate that he would work
[1434]better with a more soher-minded, , ealoulating. individual. He is ‘likely
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[1462]2. QUWIN WHO RESIEES SANE HOTEL AS vIROqUE REPORTED santa |
[1463]ToL HIM HE HAD LIVED ALASKA, JAPAN, SOUTH AMERICA, GERVANY AND
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[1465]INTEL 2 BUSINESS. STATION DENIED ANY INFO. on. (YIROGUES 14 DEC QUWIN
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[1505]BELIEVE Ne stont FUNDS, :
[1508]LATTER ‘Says HIS” CONTRACT. ‘CALLS FOR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS SALARY. PER
[1509]“MONTH. “SAID ‘HE NOT. PAID FOR NOVENBER, STATION GAVE HIM ONE
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[1513]HERE TwENTY TO FORTY PERCENT. BETTER THAN OFFICIAL RATED. |
[1515]8. ‘NOT ABLE PICK UP LETTER CREDIT PER REF A. WIROGUE SAID Had
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[1540]. Be THREE THOUSAND DOLIAR QUARTERS ALLOWANCE Pith ARNT, Hor accous-
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[1543]REPAID FROM PROFITS. ALSO MUST ACCOURT FOR CHE THOUSAND TEN DOLLAR.
[1544]TRAVEL ADVANCE RECEIVED.
[1546]2. INSTRUCTIONS VIER TO MAKE CORDAGE AND FOLLOW GUTMAN'S toTRUCTLoms
[1548]IMPLICITLY. ‘000 REPORT ACCURATELY ALL, COMEACTE OR FOTERTIAL ACTS AND sR
[1550]MAKE ANY APPROACHES OR COFRCTUENTS WITHOUP PRIOR APPROVAL.
[1551]3. SARE GUTENAE'S CORE AD sOCoEND TALL, WIRGGUR mE oF PRoBkrTa
[1553]AND YOST OH TOE YAK ON LSE CALL AND “RRUGHARTOR. POINT ove IP macessany
[1554]HB LIVING UNDER FALSE DOCUMENTS. ,
[1556]END OF MESSAGE
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[2089]: a. WIROGUE demonstrated that he- could adequately prepare letters
[2090]bearing a cardon-type secret ink weich vould meet operntioaal requirc-
[2091]ments. He ia a very meticulow vorker and possesses a high dogreo of
[2093]. Banual dexterity--eubidextrously, yet! i
[2095]b. He quite ‘adequitely mastered the develamnent Procedures for his
[2096]assigned receiving systen. ;
[2098]4, Ths agent's training opeoifically covered the folloving:
[2099]a. Writing techniques with a carbon-type ink
[2100]_b. Scorch development of OW
[2101]c. Standard defense measures for carbon- -ink writing
[2103]i
[2104]i
[2105]i
[2106]|
[2108] & Use of glancing light in defensive and offonsive examination
[2109]for Si. ; - 7 et
[2110]Relative placeaezts of the SY and overt texts ou the lettersheet
[2112]f. Discusion of cover letters and indicators.
[2114]b
[2115]L
[2116]3
[2117]rf
[2120]a
[2122]fone Se ‘eas opersttauan aap jadbet othe Instr by ®AD wie Sow Lp. wos . -
[2123]"0 MIAO et: She cempletiog af the ee NEAG: co: a Te
[2126]14-0000
[2128]DUDLEY G. FOSHEE
[2129]8 December 1960
[2131]Attachment:
[2132]Contract - MAYCRINK
[2136]gor. R3¥77 |
[2138]DATE TYPED _
[2139]8B Dec 1960 _ .-
[2140]- OSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
[2144]4
[2146]SWE maces
[2148]Mr, Eroest Gc, Mayerteh
[2150]"Dear Mr, Mayc ridd. 4
[2152]wt Bhs
[2153]»- Effective Ee
[2155]i
[2156]i
[2157]te
[2158]1
[2160]— i960, all ‘copirar Uae oral or writies, ty and beteren
[2162]_¥ou. and the Urited States Goversinent, ae “represented by the r Contracting Otticer,
[2164]sre herety. t terminated by mutual cotsect of the parties: thereia ad in Hew thereof:
[2166]he + follows egreement is substituted,
[2168]hereby « contzscté wie. you as ‘an a lade perce ‘:
[2170]terms. sand: fodiens
[2172]Bt contractor: tor the aubeatantoa: sf
[2174]leartain taformatton and ‘related. services. of a: confidential nature + ubider the 2s tllowing
[2176]4 Somponsations in, fay consider atica for the ‘submi sation: of such Iiformation,
[2178]“and services you will receive. trom, the. Government, payable in such: an ‘spproved ee :
[2180]. _Manaer as. you may direct in writing, the following}
[2182]. . :(a) Basic compensation in an amount calculated at the rate of £ $6000 per annum,
[2184]oo - 4%) -Addicona?. compens
[2186]als a5 amount calculated at the rate of #5000 per
[2188]annum for cost-of-living expenses (tanluding quarters), cttective Spon your
[2190]arrival at and applicable only to your contemplated parmaneat post. of assignmss
[2192]LS overseas, Quarters will not b= furnished you nor will You accept quartera pre- . ;
[2193]wided by a cover [facility without prior amendment of this agreement,
[2195]2 Taxes, Montes paid you directly or guaranteed by the Government wader.
[2197], “this paragraph constitute income for Federal tax purposes, You will bs advised ae
[2199]_to the method to be ‘followed In reporting and paying such taxes, The method ad wel
[2201]as the procedures’ used by thig organization to implement fs tax reporting responsi -
[2203]Mites will be based. Primarily upon cover acd security requireme: sto. “You herein.
[2205]- “quthorize this organization to withhold tamez on said Income if it determines much’
[2207]wf “requlremento so neccesitate,
[2209]3. Travel, ? ,
[2211]4, ‘Operational Fxgensen, You will be. advanced’ or reimbursed furde for neces -
[2213]* aary operational cupenses as specifically approved and finanetally limited by the
[2215]: “Government: Sach funds will be subject to payment: and sccountheg io Substacttal
[2219]onformance: with appitcante Goversmnect regulations, ;
[2222]14-0000
[2224]5 Reparnenis “Whig recogalsed tist your faliure to serount ior or refuad acy
[2225]hall endue the Goveramest ‘te withhold the total
[2227]emoict of ach indebtednens oP ney portion the fest from any monies due’ you under
[2229]a?
[2230]monies advazced you hereunder at
[2231]Ee
[2233]‘the terres of this contract 1s ‘puch manner ap it derma appropriate, : ‘
[2235]| Negotiated Besehits, @) a) u, dp the perforinance of activities under this’ :
[2237]. you incur an tajury or ‘inése which to got the: result of your gross
[2239]agreeme:.
[2240], 4,
[2242]pepiigence, willl mirconduct, oF sateinperaté ‘act, the Government wu provide” .
[2244]medica, nefatcal hoopital, tran portation and ‘dleabitty benefits ia suck amounts
[2246]“ena unr such. conditions | as: | the Goverament In. its sole discretion deems prepert:
[2248]provided, however, dat ‘such. benefits abiall: ‘not exceed a & total of $5900. fot the same :
[2250]. sihary or: Mlneies
[2252]a ity you die in the o performanae & at activities heres,
[2254]under ‘and your death fs not the resalt of your r gids negligence, willful riteconduet
[2256]_ ‘or Antemperate act, ‘the Government will pay the | sum of $5060 to your benefistary(ins) a
[2257]lees any amount pad | to you woder oub=paragraph w above at euch injury or illreas
[2259]: ‘vesalted ! is your death, provided that gad beneficiary{iea) is-acéepiable to ‘the Gover
[2261]ment at the time-such payment is to be made, An acceptable beneficiary hereunder .
[2263]{es an individual! to whom paymaeni By the UB & Government can be made without
[2265]conficting with its avowed principles and ideals,
[2266](b} Outstanding performance by you under this agree-
[2268]feted a reels
[2270]whent and your fulfillment of obligations hereunder is an effictert manner wilt result
[2271]in the Government undertaking your resettlement in an area mutually agreeable to
[2272]“both parties, to the extent deemed appropriate by the Cnlted States Government,
[2274]a Execution ‘of Docunente, tr, in the performance df services under this.
[2275]contract, you assume the custody of Goveramest funds or take tile of record to
[2276]property of any nature whatsoever ard ‘wherever situate, which property has In fact
[2277]been parchas ed with mouziies “8f the U.S. Government, you hereby racogilae and
[2278]acknowledge ibe existeace of A trust retatienshin, either REprees OF CO: i etructive,
[2280]and you &gfee to exec ute wkatevur documesta may be! required by this. organde tie
[2282]CRORE EMT TE SoA me mes pew ree EERE Te SAT Pra a —
[2284]o to evidence tals relationship,
[2286]a
[2288]8, Status, You are sot an employee 3 at the + United States Goverument | under thin a
[2292]agreement and are Lot entitied to any beacfite neranaily incident te an empiaye ve staius,!
[2295]1400000
[2297]3. “Eencvy: if necessary iO pruiet! the areurity of Lite atrengement,.monres due
[2299]then di direct manger. ds te unde atood aad.
[2301]RA Ren siate
[2303]You hereunde > may be funded is thoother’
[2305]agrerd-that any monieé 80 ivaded eonstitzte payrnent Sy the ernment: ta “satel ction “
[2307]of ite obligations. under this ssroament. - ; St oe St : ;
[2309]10. Cover. (a) It is anticipated dat you will undertakes cover ventcre inthe .
[2311]_ course of your performance under wie agreement. Such venture mist Berapproved .
[2313]by ‘the sppropriate: Government representative orerneciag your acti fivities prior. to ‘ita
[2315]“Anitlatton. SAsy aind ail documents hick you may execute in’ tins eburea: ‘ok. paid cover
[2317]wee
[2319]) To provide capital. for y your approved ‘cover: venture the Govertizient
[2321]wilt loan you $4000 to: be secured by . noa- “interest bearing Fromisory sole, piyable.
[2323]? -
[2327]Ton demaad. Said loan will-be , deposited toan nécount ‘ta s foreign bank anda $3000
[2329]letter of credit will ‘be issued you agains! that depots The additional $.000 willbe ~~ « co
[2331]_relnased. (rom said scecunt, alisr approval by the Governmeni representative overs |
[2333]geoing your activitte a.
[2335]V
[2337]- (c) You will submit to the Gove rnmert guarterly income and expense
[2339]2
[2341]‘etatemeate on the cover venture ‘ard copies of all tax soturne Med in conaaction ; :
[2343]V “therewith. Your cover accounts shall be kept 0c Baparate and distinct from the bank
[2344]+ * aecount into which your persona! compensation Paymonte are mada. 1 ,
[2345]) You heroin agree that monies loaned you ‘py the Goveramont daa!
[2346]| be repaid from the profite of tho cover venture, in amounts and at periodic inte rvals
[2347]te be cstablisted by the Government representative ovortaning yocr activities. After
[2349]sald jean has been completoly ropaid and ail other. obligations, ‘pach as local taxes,
[2351]ote. , . have been made, you may retain any furthor profit derived fram said cover
[2353]| vanture. “However; it ig clearly understood and agreed that your primary obligation ~
[2355]“under this agreement |e the performance cf Gove ramental aerivitiea,
[2358]a Secrecy: All information related to ihis agreement conveyed through
[2360]instructions, this instrument, or otherwise. lo secret and shail Bot be divulged to”
[2361]“soy person, organisation or , government in any form or meper except as an
[2362]; authorised by the undersigned Coniractig Officer executing: ahis agreémont. It is a
[2363]7 agreed that any revelation whataoever of the above information will cotatituts and . :
[2365]‘be eo iromediate and final breach of rhis sgreemext and will, result in forieiture by.
[2368]14-0000
[2370]you of apy aad All penefiie weirs mag ee hoes gittes lta pow by teased ef this
[2372]agr semeal, .
[2374]12, agate Puc Sas. Diriag the term of use AKT cement, and in your official ‘.
[2376]: dusiness capact ty yee hereia agree to act re ceaformacce idk iestracdons, oral
[2378]: oz writtes, (Biven yee el guthofleed 7 repr ‘esentatives of this orguminadion,
[2380]_ : 13, Vaauitiorisee Comm! tmezts, No promines or commalinseeua pertainiog: to.
[2382]: ‘rights, privileges or- benefits other than those expressly au palased in writing in thts a
[2384]_ agreement or a amendment, shereto shail be binding on this organization,
[2385]: A oh
[2386]of Bi November. isto, and shall continue.
[2388]Thue contract ts effective aa
[2390]ert tor a pero of two (2) years waiess sooner terminated doy the Goverameént
[2392]anes se acted sotice: 19 you trom the Governminat,
[2394]0b) ‘Wiviout peor ‘ebtice, in’ ‘the. event of a. bréack of this contract. y) your,
[2395]- Polation of the security provisions héreof or by your otherwise rendering’.
[2396]yourself v umavailable for acceptable service. ; . ;
[2398]Subject te the availability ef appropriations, this agreement may be exy ended upon
[2400]“potice from the Government. In the event of voluntary termination oa your part cr
[2402]‘termination for cause by the Covernment prior to the expiration ef thin agreement.
[2403]. ‘er any renewal thereof, you wil sot be entitled to retura travel expensea to the
[2405]_jalted States. Termizaiion of this agreement will not release you irom the. odligat: vn
[2407]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT |
[2408]. 4 o
[2410]BY;
[2411]Contracting Officer ©
[2413]“ ACCEPTED}
[2414]Ernest G, Maycrizk
[2416]“ WITNESS}. 0 |. eo, he
[2418]. aatnON:
[2420]NIO* a  SC/AF, sie 20°
[2422]cae BERN’ 6537 sore aon an _ . - oe 5
[2424]ofa 2 oR crass, ro, NOTIFIED wie 2 DEC oy
[2426]wend lan eat
[2428]REE bir 14116 (NOT SENT “zoey (at? 95787) eg at ee
[2430]“1
[2432]t. BY CHANCE DURING VISIT-GRAHAM WITH INTSZGRITY 4 LATTER'S”
[2433]rtée 1538 HOURS MCNDAY 12 DEC INTEGRITY 1 RECEIVED” PHONE CALL
[2435]GM LEOPOLDVILLE FROM A Fxg HOFHUIS. ;
[2437]2. NOFHUIS TOLD INTEGRITY 4 HE HAD HIS POSSESSION CHECK SIGNED
[2438]BY GEORG Fj REINER FOR S¥ISS FRANCS 12,260," ALSO HAS LETTER
[2439]CREDIT PAYABLE REINER AND SAID REINER GAVE TO HIM FOR SECURITY
[2440]UNTIL CHECK PAID. MOFHUIS ASKED INTEGRITY 1 IF HE YOULD PAY
[2441]CHECK. WHILE HOLDING HOFHUIS OTHER END PHONE’ INTEGRITY 1 ASKED
[2442]“ SRANAM FOR INSTRUCTIONS, | . .
[2443]“34° UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES GEAHAM TOLD INTEGRITY 1 TO STALL eT
[2444]FHUIS BY TELLING HOFHUIS . WOULD PHONE Him AT Ltur 2839 ¢ WHICH
[2446]ER su PPL 1p BY HOFHUIS) AND SAY IF WOULD Pay CHECK. KOFHUIS ve
[2447]_ $aAld WOULD WAIT EXACTLY 24 HOURS FOR INTEGRITY: PHONE CALL;
[2448]we NOFHUIS wouLD NOT TELL INTEGRITY WHY, HE MAD REINER 'S
[2450]REPRODUCTION BY OTHR THAN THE ISSUING. OFACE 1S PRORATED, Copy No,
[2452]14-0000
[2454]chek. 7D LETTER CREDIT, NOFHYIS: SAID REINER STAYING HOTEL
[2455]ISTRIDS: ae te - 2 Se ;
[2456]‘Se ‘REQUEST IMsED ADVICE “OW WHETHER OR NOT INTEGRITY 1 SHOULD”
[2457]TELL HOFHUIS HE BILL PAY CHECK BEARING MIND LETTER OF CREDIT Is
[2459]. IRREVOCABLE. AND. INTEGRITY 1 OBL ICED. PAY FACE AvouNT EVEN TF
[2461]sit HOWOREDS
[2463]| FRtINe 10 bot rts NOT REINER NEGOTIATE. Letter crepit.
[2464]. LOCAL..BANKY: ” ¥E FEAR el oe IaPL cat Tons JEOPARDIZING ouR.
[2465]. .SOURCE.IF CHECKS WRITTEN, REINER FLOAT AROUND LEOPOLDVILLE. OR.
[2467]_ ~~ NEGOTIATED BY HOFHUIS BY MEANS ILLEGAL PRESENT coNco ‘GOVERNMENT
[2469]REGULATIONS 0 |
[2470]yo END OF MESSAGE
[2471]| C5 COMMENT: “DISSEMINATIGN APPLICAGLE TO RYBAT SGFLAG CABLES.
[2474]14-0000
[2476]te "CLASSIFIED MESSAGE oe
[2477]a oe Tet Co ROSES
[2479]2 SECRET
[2481]““rscias DIRECTOR
[2482]cons, = CAD 2
[2484]“ow ify SCR onronal |
[2486]IMAL DIATE. Tf
[2488]RE ‘cm G51 (m1 *
[2489]“wre sin AVISE FoF CHECK 15-000, CASH: serecK wD RETIN
[2491]LETTER CREDIT TO REtHER, . : o
[2492]2. FOR LEOP. CONTACT. REINER, | PICK we. LETTER CREDIT BOD POUCH BERN FOR
[2493]oe, "DISPOSITION, ta
[2494]ERO OF MESSAGE
[2495]SPENT: ISSCHINATION SAME AS "REFERENCED CASLE.
[2496]ee, TS, 13 REFERENCE. “POSSIBLY BERN 6595 (IN 15973).
[2497]7
[2498]HR ae FD
[2499]_ BY DIRECTION |. ,
[2500]MR OMOUCK, AF” ;
[2501]r 2
[2502]COOtOIMATING OFFICTES . ;
[2505]atiaagino orders 7 “aurganticatine ovecid |
[2507]REPRODUCTION sy OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED. : . Copy No. ,
[2510]3
[2511]a
[2513]© BERN.
[2516]coP,
[2518]LETTER
[2519]2.
[2521]DIRECTOR
[2523]3.
[2525]“ele, om 2, ‘ris 2, ch 34 5/02 “ROUTINE.
[2527]: OGUE “4 ETA LEOP 2 DECs MILL” CONTACT» ~
[2529]oF CREDIT FOR. 12, 920. suiss. FRANCS. can
[2531]“ROISTADE. ETA HOS 1 DEC.
[2533]i
[2534]t
[2535]H
[2537]END OF MESSAGE
[2539]j
[2542]“|
[2544]PAI LOVEIZ
[2546]“REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
[2548]Copy No. ,
[2550]+ meme
[2553]1B MEMO fio. 5238
[2554]. tiovenber "1960
[2556]This: ‘416 to ‘confiria tiie Handearrying of: ‘the . totlowing ‘Austrian: Docimelitation
[2557]‘Daniel Niesciur on 18 Noveniber 1960: :
[2559]“Austriaa Passport Tio. . 546226 « re
[2560]Austrian Driver's ‘License’ - :
[2561]International Certificate of Vaccination
[2563]Baptiem Certificate . ~
[2565]Business Letter from Arthur Doll and Son, Berlin :
[2566]Pocket Litter - Brouchers, Austria, West Berlin
[2567]General Informtion.on Docunéntation Cover Story
[2568]Itinerary as reflected in’ Passport :
[2569]Explanation of Passport Entries
[2571]Instruction for Signing Documentation
[2573]2. “The documentation (above items, a,b, sc,) is to be aged after WIROGUE has
[2574]signed them. It is our understanding that WIROGUE will use ‘gubject: documentation
[2575]to travel from West Germany to Leopoldville, Congo, ‘via Switzerland and Italy...
[2577]. 3.. It is requested that the subject documentation be retumed to TsD/IB
[2578]when no longer needed for operational purposes. -
[2580]rae
[2584]of
[2586]. Distri tion: ccs ,
[2587]riginal end le- Addressee
[2589]ge RYT]
[2591]“SECRET_RYBAT
[2593]14-0000
[2595]in or aise coco Faia. "yc oeSroam Ga hw BOE TaN
[2596]os Up WI DERN STATION. me
[2597], ax OF MESSAGE.
[2599]BE 7 aa s ‘ny A Vuelo
[2600]ATWO -OF FL gts BRONSON TWEEDY, c/ar
[2602]coonpt
[2604]- SECRET
[2606]“s , REPRODUCTION BY OT
[2608]Use Lr 39427
[2610]: AUTHENTICATINO: OFFICER sas 7
[2613]HER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.” Se , CopyNaw s+
[2615]OC amine i eae aR eT
[2617]Be mnern a,
[2619]PO. Bey SY
[2621]Codiobadt Sete
[2622]Nee BN oo
[2624]7 renee (4 22 November’ 1960" |
[2625]TOF chet Africa Divteton
[2626]AME, Dana R. Mesciur  AF/W/2_ 2110 I Baiading —
[2627]FROM 1, Deputy Director of Security (Investigations and Support)
[2628]SUBJECT. ¢ LETTER ADDRESS jo
[2632]4
[2633]. wt - .
[2634]1. Referanca is made to your memorandum dated 9 November 1960.
[2635]requesting the establishment of a post office box _ in New York City
[2636]_ . ‘dn the name of Clifford N. MIRKINSON 7
[2638]2. This will confirm advice furnished your office on 18 November 1960
[2639]that the requested address has been established as: follows:
[2641]Clifford N. MIRKiNSON
[2642]Post Office Box 5h
[2643]Canal Street Station.
[2644]New York 13, New York
[2646]3.. This ‘address will be maintained for an indefinite period —
[2648]and will Le serviced twice weekly. Daniel R. Miesciur extension 828)
[2649]will be nctified upon receipt of mail,
[2651]4. Non-registered,: first class and air mail, bearing the above
[2652]address as a return address, may be mailed by you at any convenient
[2653]letter box in the area where this facility is established, Registered
[2654]wail and parcel post should be forwarded to thia office for secure
[2655]mailing. Any mail having special security significance should be co-
[2656]ordinated with this office prior to mailing. Mail bearing the above
[2658]'. address as a return address should not be handled by the Central Mail
[2660]'  .5« It is requested that you advise this office when the above
[2661]address is no longer of use to you, Any inquiries concerning this
[2662]facility should be directed to the SB/3 Desk of this office, Room I¥az
[2664]I Building, Extension 3933. 1h09
[2665]fictor Ciba
[2667]Jere 23R3S477
[2669]FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURITY: .«
[2671]SECRET =
[2673]SECRET |
[2675]ee RECEWT FOR AUTHENTICATION MATERIALS ©
[2677]“To: TSB . “paté a8 noon 1960_-
[2678]me HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF, THE FOLLOWING AUTHENTICATION MATERIALS
[2679]_ AND: PREPARED IN.
[2681]: «TRANSMITTED WITH MEMO NO. = DATED -
[2683]~AgcoRDANCE! WITH: _
[2685]tp ” OFFICER'S SIGNATURE
[2686]WI 2CGVE™ a
[2687]NOTE: Authentication Materials must be returned to TSD/IB as soon as the intended operational use
[2688]has been fulfilled; unused documents, whether filled in or blank, must t be returned io TSD/IB
[2689]wken no longer needed. . .
[2691]“TSD/IB should be notified if any of the Authentication Materials are destroyed, los:, or for any.
[2693]o-:ker reason can no longer be returned.
[2695]SECRET. pare RIVE?
[2697].. ho, rs La wi
[2698]SECRET * KOY ton9
[2700]“acini roa: cater, Finance ‘Davisioa
[2701]"Opening “Bank Abcount’ for Ceci, Print Raa
[2703]ir Meectur eal ‘Gontact. thé atation’ end vill act od en *itereetiony
[2704]| between the Bern Station and RELHER yao fo e-contrect aginte ,
[2706]3. Your asststance in this matter will, be greatly epprectated. a
[2708]Bronson Treedy.
[2709]‘Chief, AF Division
[2711]i i a “BECRE®
[2713]dr 2
[2718]14-0000
[2720]Rs 5); ee . “CL Sti MES |
[2721]Gigs ESTERC. i cx ; CLASS Fl D MESSAGE |
[2724]oPtiaTiONat
[2725]“IMMEDIATE * do
[2727]ys AVIS GLAS HOTSTAOR EAT ROR DISDOVNS CNOOE SE,
[2730]- qgrnin or auDTE CONDO FRACS. NIcrT CCRSIDR CHAN OMe BOT TARR
[2733]uP ‘WITH BERH STATION.
[2739]END OF MESSAGE.
[2741]sf © we ED
[2743]res . C/sF . . ,
[2745]: CRE, . ER le , coorolk ATING OFFICES BRONSON TWEEDY, C/AP :
[2747]. f vo PERBRASON OFFICER. road “gReecRET AUTHENTICATING: oreices Me ate a
[2748]a on een .. REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE is PROHIBITED, - Copy'N spy Ne. st
[2751]14-0000
[2753]- cassie MESSAGE
[2755]REF DIR 12432 er Fer) & A i me one
[2757]AN 1632 | Local 23. ,NOVEABER VIA nats
[2759]Fan die we ents Ans F
[2761]“MR PAUL R- FENNIG | ETD FR
[2763]a “PLIGHT. 424s ETA ANDREWS g9a0° LOCAL 24 NOV ENBER. 7 * ” . te
[2764]END OF MESSAGE :
[2765]a) COMMENTS DISSEMINATION GAME AS REFERENCED. CABLE.
[2767]-_ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, .. Copy Now
[2769]14-0000
[2771]a
[2773]i — = en =
[2774]“170-8 DIRECTOR Oey - ae
[2776]IM Tbe a JO Lo. ;
[2777]LFROM 3 FRANKFURT. Po es
[2780]“FACTION * ofa 3.
[2782]i. ‘INFO a!
[2784]“nr DER rei duct eg —_ Se a a ce oe _
[2786]any 3324 AND ASK ‘FOR ED
[2788]“CALL Li nat
[2790]: “4,. SAFE HOUSE AVATLABLES
[2791]OR DAVE. IDENTIFY SELF BY TRUE FIRST NAME. IF AFTER 1738 CALL
[2792]. a - "ED reanFURT CIVILIAN s21sis OR nave 52346. |
[2793]7 ag, DESTRE PRIOR EET :WITH ROISTADE FOR BRIEFING CN CASE
[2795]* sepORE ASSIGNING SAFE HOUSE.
[2797]END & OF MESSAGE
[2799]Sl CJS COMMENT: e201 STADE WOULD. REQUIRE SAFE HOUSE FOR FIVE ‘DAYS TO:
[2800]BRIEF WIROGUE PRIOR TO LATTERS DISPATCH. oe :
[2802]QUARTER AND ,
[2804]A ‘ Apa. . : : .
[2805]= i . ; , 4 woo veeey : :
[2806]pK ope
[2808]& ISSUING O
[2810]RSRODUCTION BY: OTHER THAN ‘TH “Grice is PROHISITED. Copy No.
[2811]. - 1 .
[2813]14-0000
[2814]2
[2816]7 ROUTING
[2818]“FROM: DIRECTOR
[2820]~ eonre C/AF 38
[2822]ae — ae “INFO COP, cee 3, fe 3 2 sk 2. OPERATIONAL |
[2824]_ IMMEDIATE,
[2826]AATedmamas |.
[2828]"ae 980m 2 voy a ts MEA MA JOA FRAY 22 HOV AE 2340"
[2830]CS-CCMMENT: *CONFIRMATION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR FJDUST NOT USED. _ 7
[2831]**STATEL WIROGUE WAS BEING GROOMED FOR DEEP COVER ASSIGNMENT LEOP LATE NOVEMBER.
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[2842]F4/-133 477.
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[2849]CO provassirien-
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[2855]to phon: Orcs o fing across. column alter each comment.) F
[2857]"Chief, Africa Divisien |
[2859]Co a
[2860]Neue 610 “eaters” (] SECRET C) conFiventiae =O teow == CO UNCLASSIFIED
[2862]14-0000
[2864]4
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[2868]2
[2870]action”
[2871]Fem Inet
[2872]King EyAAD
[2873]T] Ga Guar
[2875]: IAS CES
[2876]LEAN TTR INUIT
[2879]ape
[2881]‘that WIROGUR/I will be oa: the
[2883]"He waa flown'to PBIRDS "black" and undervent naive t program.
[2884]4 (eis dneluded -curvivel, mill erm ond other similar typo FM training. After a
[2885]- year of such training the project failed to materialize, as 6 recult subject vas
[2886]Frepering for resettlement in South America. The AF/Diviaion took interest in
[2887]WIROCUB/1 end efter an assesment decided that with his peculiar background,
[2888]. talonts and general makeup he could effactivoly be utilized along the lines
[2889]‘cited in referencs A. On'21 October 1960 the case wea transferred officially to
[2891]3. Since that date to the present, every effort bas bean mde to psycho-
[2892]. logically orient WIROGUE/1 far this asatemecnt ond to prepare hin operationally.
[2893]_ for ita fulfillment, To insure the security of tho operation, prevent any
[2894]mtification with ODYOXE and/or KUBARE, end to preclude exy unexpected
[2896]unoovery of WIRCGUE/1's past vhich would associate him with bia pro-KUDARK lifo, .
[2898]a muder of basic steps vere taken, ‘thease veror
[2899]a. WIROCUR/1 undarvent plastic surgery, vhich chengod the shape of
[2900]his nose. . Lo. H -
[2902]Db. A toupee had been made for his canstant use. This and tho
[2904]; _ plastie surgery have altered him sufficiently to obviate any
[2905]. T . re (td he af. ele - . 4 a : : -
[2906]Dietribution: , 8 Zer-Adyyz7
[2908]DATE DISPATCHES
[2910]DATE TePEO
[2912]in
[2914]OLSPATOH SYMECL AND NUMBER
[2915]set .
[2919]HEADQUAR? ERS FILE MUMBER
[2921]9) 2012233477
[2924]14-0000
[2927]: 7 : - Tassfic ation ie 3} UROL ANO NQ-
[2929]CONTINUATION OF
[2930]DISPATCH | aaye192
[2932]toy
[2934]Ce Dacian ta tt Ga srozred we dccomenying cova story
[2936]“to ehew thet SIPKLZ/1 14 sn custrian Ghd who bio never had ODYCKR
[2937]_ Gommectinns, nor ever been ia iBIEINE, (Soe seyarste cover
[2938]_ttachont 4). .
[2940]abe It! ie planted ot this: tis to. teke- wIROGE Bf/d Pb lsck™! to cornany.
[2941]] midralpaod, given hia Austztan Jocinss te tion,
[2942]. ‘letter of ctecit, stripred of any FETEINE clothing’
[2943]or ‘personn] effects, '13pa tohet, Ke is to ppoosed to leoroldville’ oa -
[2944]era bea orrival reke contact... Ta cover ‘gseign-vot for. subject is
[2945]: p be: ‘has been told we too8 4 Anita - ‘the Prospects |
[2947]oy : 7.
[2949]Actter of gritt: for ‘were thousand dollere Ya ‘tote weed 40 tines. wis: ..
[2950]serve of ona" thousénd dollnre in‘s- Swiss
[2951]itlays This ‘noisy wil2 omstie -
[2952]Searing: operation! : Whidi must Le reoald “by: SECU:
[2955]ou Be A von! about ‘the menner of mn with vin ve are: dealing. “fle iso
[2956]eaall, enerretic individusy, “who-has displayed : ‘aprovdne se, otiriing, ingenuity
[2957]‘and inventivencsa. He bas 6 poccifar. turn of mind which lenie itself recarke—_
[2958]Bly to nefariocs and axtra-legal eotivitios. Exeftenent cad intrigue ore -
[2959]inportent faetors in his life, he: ‘yeliches 1t ami o3 a result oy te a little
[2960]eeliots to haslle. BICEUZ/] Likes order end cleer cit choine of comsnd.
[2961]Fe admires the Prcgeian approach and as 2 result vill tnko ardera cven if ho
[2962]may discpree. It fa icrortent to- his to teve the trust and ewmfidence of hia |
[2963]cea? officer, If in kis am uind be feels assural of this and 1a confident |
[2964]of tha profeszicna) FUTUBE-type coupetanca of the C(O, he vill reeiurocste is |
[2965]kind. Feds indeed miare of the precepts of right and vrong, tut if ho ts - |
[2966]given an aosipmant which sey be eccally vreng in the cyao of the world, bet
[2967]necassary beecuss hia cieo officer arderal hin to cerry it out, then it ig |
[2968]right ond he will dutifully urlertsie approsriats action for its execution
[2969]without panes of consefonce. In a wort, he cen rationalize al) actiane, Cus. |
[2970]lest thought which may be vsoful, Best * romulte will probebly be gotten if, 9 {
[2971]when given an ssalonacnt, he be peraitted to accomplish it in his ovn way. f |
[2972]|
[2973]i
[2974]i
[2978]Tue latter is comoctad with hia idea of trust end confidence.
[2980]VELES BR, ROISTADE
[2981]PAUL Be LEIGHTCS : ;
[2983]Attachnent A (under ssperete cover)
[2988]use previous £0ITION,
[2989]AceL aces Foaus
[2990]ac2s. Hecee ANS Te
[2995]14-0000
[2997]Dictiavotohing merkss tise of forefinger iid thu cs
[2998]. Right hand nlssing. ‘Identical fingers left bend searrod.
[3000]2. Docunenta wild reflect trovol. only in Baroy, with no indication of . |
[3001]FSFRIME tanure. : i
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[3069]: PROJECT ACTION - | wrseaie .
[3071]Tyee CF act ION. .
[3072]DIVES1On
[3074]Awincurar CP FEEL STATION -
[3077]ip weNewar -
[3079]FY 196
[3081]TExTEMS TON
[3083]TERMINATION |
[3085]_ Theodere M. Fransen
[3087]Paul Sorin:
[3089]ea
[3091]Bronson Tweedy
[3093]CONCURRENCES OF OTHER C COMPONENTS
[3097]a APPROVAL
[3098]PERIOD. ; -] . TOTAL AMOUNT
[3100]APPROVING aUrnOR ITY SIGNATURE
[3101]FORM OescLETE PREVIOUS soe . : . 1s) t
[3102]+ 6760. 84 eortioss. : . SECRET . a : :
[3105]14-0000
[3107]’ o - , |
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[3117]| coupled With hits, cP ;
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[3142]. (termination bonus ; em :
[3143]- ‘Transporteticn to Geraahy . : Doe a
[3145]seeotf uv @ balance of ops Lad:
[3147]t ,
[3148]a . :
[3149]coo ow
[3151]. 1,
[3152]2
[3153],
[3154].
[3158]"asset in the Reoubl te ot Sotigo: tn, the fern
[3160]= re . (ell
[3162]SECHET
[3164]MEHOR
[3165]SUBJE aor.
[3166]ee . AR - Iéopoldville - :
[3168]Chief of Opérations, DD/P
[3170]Project’ WIROGUS (Adproval) -
[3174]nO
[3177]national contract agent who wit oper a small business
[3178]inLeopoldville. . : . a
[3180]a, . huthority is requested to sbliz zate $17,250
[3181]from the DD/P-AP Division budget: 423,25) in fiscal year
[3182]1961 ‘and 34,000 In ffseal vear 1962, ‘subtect to the avail-
[3183]ability of funds. The funds requested ineluded $85,900
[3185]salary and allowances: $1,220 travel exvenses: 45,990 oo-
[3186]erational loan; and 4
[3188]82, 00S operationad expenses.
[3190]forth
[3192]n
[3194]is
[3196], 3. The attached. pros sect
[3197]the backsround-end concent of the orotec
[3198]nied by.a fiseal annex. The agent, WIRCGUE/1, is a state-
[3199]less person who was recruited and trained or a REDSOX op-
[3201]eration volving a clack mission to the USSR under’ Project
[3202]AESENTINEL. That project was postooned for a year and in
[3204]June 1962 was avandoned. In the interim OGUE/2 has been
[3205]working with TSD 2b a covert site in catalcsing information
[3206]from East German documents and develo; or dmprovine
[3207]metheds for pickings locks. WIRCG bern in Georgcla,
[3208]USSR, in 1915. He spent the period fron.1¢ ungil World
[3209]War II in Paris, France. de served in the French Foreign
[3210]Legion, volunteered in 1942 for work in Germany and spent
[3211]_eensiderable tinie in German srisons and con rcentratien camps
[3212]as a result of beins arrested for forcers He has a orison
[3213]record ror burcléry in France subsequent War IT.
[3214]‘Ke has had schooling and experience in m ngsneer-
[3215]2 a camera technician and in maT
[3219]el
[3221][ou]
[3222]25
[3224]7
[3228](3, th '@ | WZ.
[3230]Vet t
[3232]14-0000
[3234]fo So ant an
[3235]i . - . . . . . . . . ‘se We! . ~ ~ . _
[3237]af
[3238]a
[3240]“Invented various. labor saving and “pnotene-
[3241]gees. ile has.had oracticai‘experience ime ; . :
[3242]ry and fabrication of documents « WIROCUE/2 he ‘ oo
[3243]teto tte U.Ss “bit ck’ for training in connec- | ~ re .
[3244]WTINEL operation. , ‘Tt is cont Zenplated Ss
[3246]; “plack to West) Gertany. where he.
[3247]aced as an Austrian. citizen with a legend. of
[3248]neverious “goncerns in’ west Ge any . subse -
[3249]rid ley IE,—He-will oroceed: to.
[3250]“wher: th a $5,000: operational » loan, ne witli
[3251]sma c. to or resair shoa whiten it. is° “expected
[3253]hin a depree. of freedom of moverent and provi
[3254]contacts | It-is estimated that there 13 a need for. “techni-
[3256]sy + efans in: ‘the Republic of Congo at the sresent time. — The -
[3258]- prégect nas been coordinated. with the chief of, Station,
[3260]Leooo1 idvilt e.
[3264]hy Aporooriate special ‘start components concur
[3265]in reconmending renewal, Botn cI and PI Staff express
[3266]eertain reservations in view of the vackzround 2nd adven-
[3267]turous nature of the arent, and.emonasize the neces sity:
[3268]of exercising firn operational ang personal control over
[3270]him at all times.
[3272]5. I recommend aporovel: or Proje (THOGUE as :
[3275]presented, and endorse the observations
[3276]-noted in pérazrapn 4 above.
[3278]Ze Qe. OSs
[3279]jor Zs M.. HINsS
[3280]OF chier, yDP/EG
[3282]ent: | .
[3283]Cutline WIROGUS
[3285]Tenney
[3287]“Sane
[3290]14-0000
[3292]SECRET
[3293]PROJECT acto voinin SAREE
[3295]. V pastel Niesctur
[3297]“ROOM iro eno: co
[3299]ed" to. Obligate 7), 258. 09. Bes the: DiP/AP™ pivi- -
[3300]5 FY “@2. | to cover. the:
[3302]* . be Ax OA, esse was: -oiated ‘on a yarch 1959, and ‘siended 3 Getober .
[3304]i
[3306]t
[3308]'
[3309]i
[3310]1
[3311]3
[3313]t
[3314]a
[3316]3. Form 680 is attached.
[3318]‘ COORDINATION :-
[3320]Pal. elo (ei “fd a [flaca ; a
[3321]to dav te ; Chief, AF/West ee
[3323]oO —_ ~ cep +s Ghdef, AF Divieica
[3325]Tate
[3326]SECRET
[3328]14-0000
[3330]SECRET
[3331]; u Area of operat sone and Purpos se a _ ee
[3333]-
[3334]‘ Republié of Congo” (tormer pelts Congo) - engnes | in operut ional oupport a Te
[3335]: . activity. ; :
[3339]2. - Objectives
[3341]_ As! To proviae: a “yong térm) deep cover asset: ia. the” republic of” Gong ana ,
[3342]a » adjacent sreas. ee oo. a ; -
[3344]“tn stablich a’ ‘prinetple agent ‘ta the: Repubite. of. ‘Congo, in order to.
[3345]: baila 8 sovert’ net in’ “support of: operations} ; activities.. 7
[3347]OF Bee “to provide. an asaet for r utility cupport for KUBARK perdoanel wider:
[3348]. we official Covers ls .
[3350]‘These objectives « are ‘th Line with the ‘RMD.
[3352]3. Personnel -
[3353]“a.” Pertinent Btographical Information:
[3354]+ a tee Te et 7 Op— 922
[3355]Pseudonyn - GBR ree DOL OR 33477 -
[3357]"place of birth - Gori, Georgia, USSR
[3359]Date of birth - 12 July 1928 a “i
[3360]Sex = Male Oo
[3362]Race ‘. Caucasian
[3364]Religion - ‘none
[3366]Marital status - Divorced (wife and 2 children - - one -eod and one daughter)
[3367]- ‘ ‘Citizenship - stateless , ,
[3368]_ Education:
[3369]1922-24 Paris, Notre Dame, uncomp., change of family. address _
[3370]1925. Peris, Lycee Mcntagne, uncomp., change of family address" ‘
[3372]1925 Paris » Ecole Ccrsrile, uncomp.,— change of family address
[3373]1926 Viroflex, Lycee Hoche, ungomp.,. expelled for pranks
[3375]1926 Feris, Ecole Commie, uncomp., change of address
[3376]1931 .Paris-Yenves, Ecole Michelet, 6 mo comp, expelled for.
[3379]SECRET
[3381]By
[3382]“
[3383]ry
[3385]Re
[3388]14-0000
[3390]“SECRET
[3391]PERE
[3393]3023-35. . Saalew. @, Mere Ast et Metier, ‘echateal mnsineering Scnool, -
[3394]0. Vp attended one and cre half years. and expélied : ;
[3395]1929-37 Paris, Eeole Breget, Electro-Engineering, attendéd one
[3396]: i. oyéar earned first nalr ofr Baccaularaute in electro
[3397]co 101l6sy then’ ‘expelled
[3398]© 2, .1938=39 ° Paris, ‘School.iof Fhotography and Mévies, trained: ‘as ‘cine
[3399]ou. 7) Camera operator ‘technician, left after one and.three -
[3400]ae 1. Sotirtis: of ‘a tvo year course due to outbreak: ‘of WW coe
[3401]ja Novenber 1939. . wis, . :
[3403]ary 3 story: :
[3405]Parts, olunt eeréa for French Foreten Lesioa -
[3406]Tunis,- ‘North Attica,” “lst Cave Rees ist: Seascrony teh
[3408]t to N.C. _ training course tn Legion, pulled ovt to oe
[3409]ae aE _ be reassigned’ toall-Georgian unit .. - .
[3410]OS Mar-Aup. 190 , Barcares, assigned in Georgian wit
[3412]“Aug Aigho. - Faris, discharged’ at-end of f Franco/Gersss sstiiities 7
[3416]1942 - Paris, volunteered for work in Germany — 7
[3417]Poelitz, worked for RIDRYER WERKE for one year as “instalation
[3418]* electrician
[3419]- Paris, self-employed at photo shop. Portrait ‘photography
[3420]Berlin, photographer of metals for a factory which produces
[3421]electrodes for welding instruments
[3422]Berlin). assembly line worker in Berlin factory producing steel
[3423]armmnition belts. Received commendation from factory
[3424]director for lator saving device he manufacture of de-
[3425]vice for automtic adjustment of cartridge cases
[3426]Muegelbeim, driver mechanics course for the RSKK (Naei Party
[3427]. Motorized Corp. ) Drove trucks during construction of
[3428]Atlantic wall by Gerrans.’
[3429]19h3 - Berlin, erployed with SCHUPOLIZEI as translator French-Cermman.
[3430]: - language.
[3431]IAS-b7 - Paris, employed by Architects carre Associated as electrical
[3432]- .. “{nstallaticn planner and constructor of protostype :
[3433]i model builder .
[3434]i . 1951-52 | - Paris (in prison), devised and sold on the French. market a
[3435]i pocket automtic transit indicator. Received cash
[3436]settlement for this while in prison ~~
[3437]1953 - Rion (in prison), devised and gave to prison aanintstrator,
[3438]invention for.maxing cardboard boxes. Device vas built .
[3439]pose and used by prison adainistrator _
[3440]A Dee 1955. to Apr 1956 - Gap, exployed by M.D. as X-ray machine main- .
[3441]"+ “tenance technician and operator
[3442]1950-57 - Gap, invented, patented and sold.a. calendar device to the
[3443]French comercial market
[3445]pot ‘ a SECRET
[3448]14-0000
[3450]a. oe SERRE
[3451]a Sr -3-
[3453]7 1958 = “asbert, invented: ‘and patented.a commercial advertising device,
[3454]. - photo-mechanical tn ‘natures
[3456]Models built ‘and sold to
[3457]French advertising concerns”
[3458]. - 3959-40" = U. S., devised and passed. dravings for two piecer of equip
[3459]oes ‘ment for use in Project’ AESENTINEL :
[3460]guly 1960 - U.S.) presently working ona low-cost telephone ahovering
[3462]device
[3464]“seoupittonat specialities: : : a i
[3465]Mechanical ‘electrical enginesring oo Co
[3466]“Cine. ‘or portrait photography ,
[3467]Research . and innovation of nbor/cost saving devices”
[3468]tanewiees and. Dialects: . :
[3470]~ Bpeneh: - nstive ot Ma ce
[3471]German - very
[3473]Georgian ~ fluent “spoken; ‘peading ‘and writing good
[3475]English - speaking and writing fair; reading fluent
[3476]Spanish - speaking and writing poor; reading good
[3479]i
[3481]t
[3483]Syecial Skills: |
[3484]. Experience in document forgery
[3488]1942-Berlin-Peris,
[3490]altered own docuients | ‘
[3491]filled in Geruan travel blank forms. Altered old '
[3492]German authorization stamp for travel forms. Made
[3493]otner authentications stamps for other people interested
[3494]in travel across German held territory —_
[3495]1ph3ve Berita, fabricated stamps and cachets for travel documents.
[3496]. Used photo techniques for changing and/or aging pictures.
[3497]in documents. “Also reassembled old false passports to
[3499]form new onés, 4s well as’ counterfeited German finan-
[3500]cial vouchera.
[3502]-B. cperational Informtion:
[3504]oh Circunstances of Recruitment -
[3506]The agent. vas first contacted in October 1958 as a result of a lead
[3507]fron AEPADDIZ.
[3509]Ee was recruited in ‘April 1959 by the Frankfurt Station,
[3510]for a REDSCX operation.
[3512]There had been some difficulty in the initial
[3513]secruitment, since it could not be resolved as to whether or not he
[3515]ould work amicably with another agent in the proposed operation. Af-
[3516]ter psychological assessments and ICFUJITER e2
[3518]wamination, it was decided
[3519]to recruit subject.. He was assigned the eryto[ASASFIC,) In April 1959
[3520]ssbject wes prousht to the DCB, via a HBRAINBOW
[3522]Subject was
[3523]trained in tbe ASSENTINAL project for.a black mission into the USSR as a
[3525]SECRET
[3528]14-0000
[3530]SECRET
[3531]ke.
[3533]Jwenber of a Rensot tean. Tits project vas postponed for 4 year. In
[3534]“the interim he vas ‘assigned to PSD,’ where he was employed ‘at a covert
[3535]site, involving. the. _catalopains oF Specific informtion from East ©
[3537]2 : “or : an. police for -forger sae not “induly hela oy the criminal ‘fnvesti= .
[3538]x in police’ but passed. onto the Gestapo. Subject ws
[3539]; where he was iiterrogated for several months at
[3540]- Gestapo ‘Headquarters. “Tater he ‘was-tried and. sentenced to death. For
[3541]some unimown reason hé’ was. moved. ‘from jail to ail, conéerftration. camp to
[3542], concentration CAMD., While in Rriscn | ‘he resérted to a "ruse de gierre”
[3543]and told the Germans his father had invented a motor that could:run
[3544]without gasoline. He offered to draw the designs of the motor and was
[3545]ie to stall long enough to be liberated by components of the advan--
[3547]cing U. S. Army.
[3549]B. ‘In 1946-47 subject and an accomplice committed two robberies of
[3550]Jewelry stores.
[3552]an - - c. In 199 subject robbed a bank of 1,000,000 Fr. fr. His accomplice ;
[3553]: ¥8S apprehended and ‘shortly thereafter confessed, implicating subject. an
[3554]Subject was apprehended while attempting to crosa the Franco-Spanish a
[3555]dDorder. He was sentenced to ten years fn prison of which he served
[3556]only five, receiving parole for good behavior. Upon release in 1955, he
[3557]was: exiled on parole to Gap, France where he worked as an architect.
[3559]D. To our knowledge thereis no indication that subject {is known to
[3560]be associated with KUBARK.
[3562]3. ‘Agent's knowledge of sensitive matters - has ‘met the following KUBARKERS:
[3564]‘Anthony H. FRIGANZA (P). _ a _ ;
[3565]Patrick B, NEWENS (P) .
[3566]Peter K, WINSHIP (P) ; ; ;
[3568]Dexter E, ROSTED? (P) -
[3570]Fred KIRKPATRICK (T)
[3572]George F. MUNS (T)
[3574]Michael RAE (T)
[3576]Charles R, ROISTADE (») ‘Mr. Dan
[3578]Paul E. LEIGHTON (P) - Dr. Johns
[3580]SECRET
[3583]SECRET
[3586]_ ‘Subject does not know that he ts working for KUBARK. He knows that
[3588]he ‘te connected with some intelligence orgaaization, (Cokes ODIERX. * ke
[3589]-, does not Imow saything about KUBARK organization nor ita modus oper-
[3590]- andi. : i oO Bee - ; , . so
[3591]“ts! lhe “Security of meeting sites, comminications, ete: 9 ae
[3592]Tt. /In genefal it. 18’ proposed to. have ‘Alm ‘be “surfaced “in Germay..  - So
[3593]Austria from there, making hie own ‘way to Leopolavilles —— - oes
[3594]ei ‘A smll-repair ‘or photo shop. “This vould piro- Oo
[3596]r his CO .or-anyoné. to visit him under the guise. - a
[3598]These vill hive tobe vorked cut in the field by aubJect's case of=
[3600]ings would’ be held clandestdinely as .- ao.
[3601]commmication channels will have to ‘be vorked :
[3602]F until contact’ ds’ establistied; a sécure emer-
[3603]nél with: Headquarters is being established. This channel is° -
[3604]“L to. @d only’ in’ the: event siibject finds himself stranded: or for
[3605]"dire emergency. - nn rere
[3607]SY
[3609]Be Security: _—
[3611]“The: agent is very. security conscious and will follow any direction
[3612]in the interest of Becuirty - . :
[3614]6. Control: : a Oo . , :
[3616]On this point here are several aspects for consideration. He is
[3618]- under contract to us and although‘he is not too interested in money, he
[3619]does enjoy its benefits and realizes that it will continue so long as
[3620]he does.a good job. The more. important built in control is the fact
[3621]that he will be under, false documents, and being stateless, he is com-
[3622]pletely dependent on KUBARK to- perpetuate his quasi legal existence and
[3623]to eventually legalize his status. Added to this is the control which
[3624]stems from the prospect of. resettlement in another country. ‘This vould
[3625]give hin status as a citizen. Realizing these points, subject is more
[3626]than willing to play ball with US. . :
[3628]7. Prior contacts with ‘any security service:
[3630]As stated in 3B (2) above, the only brush subject has had in the
[3631]Past..was with Gestapo and French police. . These were prior to his re-
[3632]cruitment by KUBARK and were not as a result of 1.5, activity.
[3634]8. raining of agent: | ,
[3636].. He -had received training in covert black border operations. In ad-
[3637]dition, he is being trained in srall &@ras and demolition.
[3639]- 9. Cover effectiveness and the operation of the cover facility:
[3641]Subject will open a smal] photo. or repair shop, which will cive hia
[3643]SECRET , 8
[3645]Eames — a ard
[3647]SECRET | ot Te os
[3648](ee .
[3650]oy 8 “degree of latitude in moveneiit ‘and. a cover for covert contact. *
[3652]a Subject has: ‘undergone’ plastic surgery inorder to change his appearance,
[3653]‘also.a.toupe was made to: further aséist’ in the chansing of his outward
[3654]‘appearance: : This, acticn vas designed .to preclude any possibility of.
[3656]‘ recognitio dy former French. associates, particularly since he ‘is to
[3657]pass as an. Austrian. | ‘The ‘cover facility, as stated, will offer access
[3659]. Lt to, all classes’ ‘of people, it will provide a natural means for contact, .
[3661]To and whl ‘Permit subject to- make trips under the’ guise of business trae
[3663]en : VOL. . . : ; ;
[3665] pequiréa to set hinder: “wp in business. the .
[3666]rie wilt ‘help facilitate hie opening an
[3668]nd For: the ‘purpose of providing
[3670]43 to ertaplieh and: open this cover business, we. will. ad-
[3672]: rational Joan, to be secured with a none.
[3674]p ‘note. An’ additional $1000. 00 will be held”:
[3675]in reserve, ’ should d.more money. Ostensibly it. will représent :
[3676]his own savings, ana WHIT be deposited, {n'a Swiss bank. Provision will
[3677]be made to pay this money back from his profits. After the loan de
[3679]‘paid off, WIROGUE is to keep the profits he may make
[3681]He wilh initially transfer $1090 :00 to a bank in Leopoldville. : We
[3682]are certain that he will not abscond with the funds, since his docu-
[3683]_ mentation will be false and his rey and allownnces total $8500 per
[3684]@foun, he would therefore Stand to lose a great deal more than he would
[3685]gain. .
[3687]Being a contract. agent, there igs ample control if he shows signa of
[3688]spending too much time in the pursuit of profits from his cover business.
[3690]His salary and allowances will be paia in part to a personal account :
[3691]in Switzerland (separate from his business account). This money will
[3692]ostensibly also represent his savings. The remainder will be paid
[3693]directly at: ‘the station.
[3695]c. Security Estimate:
[3697]WIROGUB had been recruited in France and exfiltrated black fron West
[3698]_ Germany. to SR/D03. He nas-had no known IS, connections in the past. He:
[3699]“will ‘be surfaced in West Germany and will proceed to Teopoldvilie. Re
[3700]will be documented as an Austrian .
[3702]"kh. Background
[3704]The need for various technicians to ‘stabilize the chaotic conditions in.
[3705]Leopoldville coupled with an urgent need for controlidd assets in that eity gave
[3706]rise to this project.  WIROGUB's particular talents, experience, ability and
[3707]training open up a wide varietyof possibilities,
[3709]SECRET
[3711]14-0000
[3713]SECRET
[3714]Py
[3715]5. Braluation
[3716]: There’ ‘wAT2 be a raed for WIROGUE to. establish aad live his cover. “Tle is
[3717]ve, : anticipated to teke several months, Hence he-will become operational in early
[3719]fo gel. However,’ it is’ reascnabie to expect that the station will undoubtedly ; Je :
[3720]wT | place him’ in covert role mich’ dooner. Nonetheless, we do not anticipate any FI Po es
[3722]~ take prior, +o ‘nid: 1961.
[3724]6. Coordination :
[3725]- Coordination at Besagrtere ts veing effected s with FI r staft, Finance Divi=
[3726]sion, and SSA/DDS-- a oo
[3728]- Te. | Referetices ,
[3730]Ae pi '08782. cirp 86554), “BEBAT
[3731]_B. “prR 68783 (our 66555) “RYBAT - ; ee .
[3732]Cc. DIR O83 oe 85987) . o ee
[3734]“Phnetabes, a pate oe mo ar I _ ae
[3735]; “Hits covert training will be completed: by 15 November 1960. He will be us .
[3736]briefed on ‘his cover story, documents, contact instructions, ete. » 15-18 Novem-
[3737]ber 1960. On/about 18-20 November he will be flown black to West. Gervany..
[3738]There he will spend 5 to 7 days to familiarize himself with Germany, receive’.
[3739]hid final briefing and obtain & visa, then depart for Leopoliville: arriving ofa
[3740]1 Decenber in Leopoldville. Once there he will require 1-2 months to look over
[3741]the business possibilities and establish himself. . .
[3743]“1.9. Approval Portod and Cost oF : _
[3744], As Approval is requested for one years: starting al Novenber 1960. ° ,
[3746]B. Following is breakdown of the costs:
[3748]1. Salary at $500.00 per month $6000.00
[3749]2. Per diem during travel 250.00
[3750]3. Travel to Leopoldville 1000.00
[3751]4. Operational loan 5000.00
[3752]5. Operational expenses - : . 2000.00
[3753]@. Allowances (flat sun) me, 3000.00.
[3755]Total — # $1250.00.
[3757]10. ‘Emergency’ Situation .
[3759]‘In all present and anticipated conditions with the exception of a hot war, the . .
[3760]agent will have clandestine means of commmication with his CO in the ODACID in- a
[3761]stallation and with Réadquarters. For contingencies an emergency SW system has
[3762]been given to agent for direct commmication with Headquarters, ;
[3764]SECRET
[3767]eri Psd
[3769]SECRET
[3771]FISCAL ANTEX
[3772]project WiERuGt- Lad
[3774]ele  puijone: ‘The objective of ‘this ‘project is: to provide a Leng tern, deep: cover -
[3776]: ‘assét, ‘a ‘contract agent, WIROGUE/1, in the Républic of Congo and adjacent areas in
[3778]. order: ‘to: build. ert -net-in- ‘eupport: of operational activities and to. Provide :
[3779]can saset 'f oy utility: support for KUBARK personmél under official cover. For cover -
[3780]purposes;' “WIROGUB/1. will establish his: own ‘business, a amall photo or repair shop, - -
[3781] Wnieh will ive: hin a. fegteee of latitude: ‘movenent, and ‘a cover for covert contact.
[3783]Uz/14n a wanner agreeable to Chief, Africa Division and Chief, - Finance Divi-
[3784],’ ALL.funds -loaned to: WIROGUE/ 1 will be secured’ by U.S, dollar, non-interest
[3785]: péaring™ notes. “payable” ‘to bearer on demind. Such pctes will be prepared by or ap-
[3786]proved by the Office: of General Counsel, It is anticipated that an initia) $4000
[3787]Will be deposited in a Swiss bank, . ostensibly represent ing his own savings, vy
[3788]_ KUBARK, Monetary Branch. :
[3790]‘Account ing and Write-off: " yrrocue/1 will be required to sign receipts for
[3791]all: funds loaned. to him, Finance Division is “authorized to accept these receipts
[3792]. &8 @ charge to expense and to set up the loans payable in a memorandum account -
[3793]_without a due date. The notes signed by WIROGUE/1 shall be transmitted to Finance
[3794]Division for safekeeping. Repayment of the loan sball be made from business pro-
[3795]' fits. WIROGUE/1 will be required to submit quarterly income and expense statements
[3796]on his. ‘cover business and also copies of. all tax returns filed in connection with
[3797]* bis cover ‘business. A copy of all incom. and expense statements. and tax returns
[3798]will be. ‘forwarded to Finance Division.’ -It sball be the responsibility of the chief,
[3799]Cae ‘Africa- Division to determine when profits warrant Payments on the leans and to ef-
[3800]sat ' fect such repayments.
[3802]: ° . For purposes ‘of control and eollection, wrrocus/i will be required
[3803]to otga blank checks on his Swies and African business bank accounts. .
[3805]Chief, Africa Division
[3807]Seat LLP feo
[3809]Chief, Finance Divieioa
[3811]SECRET —. i
[3813]14-90000
[3814]a
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[3817]- . FT rom co . ‘
[3819]- CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[3821]“ORG: D, HUESCTUR ZOUTING
[3822]UNIT s Ap/u/2 - : =
[3823]LExT ¢ 3966. -
[3824]Oates x 5: = —
[3825]: Yo Ss pa wo Ee °
[3826]FROM “DIRECTOR a a eos pee Aare
[3827]ee ¢lat 300. 0 eae i - a
[3828]~wro+ COP, eles cet 2, ers 25 OTMEDIATE
[3830]. coe
[3832]Syece?
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[3837]4 “cuigaas n. novsiasi' (x) BoA FRA 22 TOW. “mes RQuane SAFE BOOS :
[3838]| pon IVE ites 30-GUAREER uD SEE WisnGHE Pan 0 LATEENG POSPATCH. 7 PLB ASSIST.
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[3841]" _SDESK COMENT: Ref RYBAT.
[3843]gtk.
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[3849]RELEASING OFFICER A
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[3853]14-0000
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[3856]ore D.. SUSIOR a
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[3860]bi
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[3862]IMMEDIATE nt
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[3867]Into ris? rit, fF, 2 eps 2, ee 3e se 8 2
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[3875]Sigal Center: Pls. ref attached cable:
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[3878]vg mn, VW . oa .
[3879]. 7 f CAF .
[3880]AK ny > AP/W/ -” BRONSOW THEEDY
[3881]. _ C/ER/ OFS COORDINATING OFFICERS ; C/aP -
[3882]RELEASING orrices . 8-R-C-R-E-T . AUTHENTICATING orrices
[3883]“ REPRODUCTIONBY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, Copy He
[3885]3e/- 2 59777
[3887]14-0000
[3889]vibionamUN FoR: cuter, Security Support Division
[3891]AreRWITOA Hrs Joh Larory
[3893]oe: "Any wet pertatning to the letter
[3895]Glewa D. Ficlés
[3896]Acting Chief, Africa Divisica —
[3900]_ tay oa any letter Fecatved; should © —-
[3901]be. refered to Mr. Danie) a. Mleseiur, A/M/2 XB254. ss
[3905]14-0000
[3907]LEG? ouovitLe
[3909]nov “847182 60
[3910]: chs 3 ce
[3912]* : Wie .o . 7 - Mt ee
[3913]INFO 1 ocee, eft, cj, chee 3, S/¢ Br We 2 4 of. ROUTINE
[3915]a wiROGuE™ ONE APPEARS ‘BE JUST WHAT DOCTOR ORDERED. UNLESS .
[3917]iE CAN GET “VISA _RABIDLY EUROPE, SUGGEST ue COME co "GO- WITHOUT. VISAS
[3919]CAN GET FORTY- EIGHT “HOUR vis LEOP ON ARRIVAL PENDING RECEIPT
[3921]LONGER WISA. “BELIEVE LETTER OF CREDIT From EUROPEAN BANK IN .
[3922]ANOUNT ONE - HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND BCF WOULD PROVIDE. PROOF HE YoULD.
[3924](NOT BECOME CHARGE OF STATE. ALSO SHOULI HAVE ROUND TRIP TICKET.
[3925]“2. CONTACT INSTRUCTIONS AS FOLLOWS: HE TO CALL GUTHHAN AT a
[3927]HONE” (3315) OR TPELIDE ASAP AFTER ARRIVAL INTRODUCING SELF AS
[3928]GUSTAVE. GUTHHAN WILL ‘SUGG GEST HEE TING FOR DRINK. ACTUAL TIME
[3929]F MEETING TO BE TWO HOURS PRIOZ TO TIME SET On PHONE. : MEETING
[3930]PLACE WILL BE IN FRONT MAIN POST OFFICES YIROGUE ONE “SHOULD HAVE
[3931]BOOK IN LEFT HAND AND usLicureD cl GAR IN MOUTH. GUTHMAN WILL’
[3932]ASK” IN. FRENCH IF TELEPHONE OFF rice OPEN, ADDING “HE HOPES PLACE
[3933]“caLL TO CHICAGO. WIROGUE ONE R REPLY TO BE HE NOT CE RTAIN RE PHONES
[3934]AS HE THERE To CABLE VIEN
[3936]NOLNCING HIS ARRIVAL CONGO.
[3937]3. COVERS SUGGESTED REF APPEAR OKAY. 7
[3939]os END OF MESSAGE
[3940]CS COMMENT: *STATED THAT WIROGUE, CONTRACT AGEHT BEING GROOMED FOR DEEP COVER
[3941]ASSIGNMENT LEOP iN LATE Noe oe oe ED AS: AUSTRIAN TO DEPART PGPRIME
[3942]bel
[3944]‘BLACK FOR SURFACING IN — :
[3945]RGHEY: “TER Ay. 239977
[3946]"REPRODUCTION aY OTHER te THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S neal _ Copy No.
[3952]TPAOGE Fiber ALOT COTE rt cay atten yt ag
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[3961]14-0000
[3965]Gro. -O-eES
[3967]REPLACES FORM 6-3
[3969]Vreass 241
[3971]WHICH MAY GE USED.
[3976]14-0000
[3978]SECRET a . =
[3979]“INCOME AND FEDERAL TAX DATA”
[3981]COVERT AGREEMENT SUPOLED..
[3983]SOURCES CF COVRENSAT.ION PAYMENTS (Checd as
[3985]DQVARTERS [I SCERD aglorerer _ I I coves eaciLite
[3986]ao a -COMPENSATION PAYVENTS BY COVER FACILITY 2
[3987]iQpPLatw any CLPFERENCES UNDER
[3988]. . images B CN THE AMCENT AND L
[3989]era. IBY GIVING TYPE OF PAY REPRESENTED
[3991]. - . ‘(Al lowanc ere...
[3993]PavwleTs £9 @£Cse (Pete)
[3995]amOUNT SUBZECT TOUTAR
[3997]ta
[4000]eee . | sTHE’ AGENCY ®ILL REPCRT COMPENSAT-ION AS.FOLLOWS (5
[4002][¢ | covert ¢1? covert only, ©
[4003]WAME AND ADDRESS OF OSTENSIBLE EMPLOYER
[4005]reet of this it
[4007]DECLARATICN.OF ESTIMATED
[4008], pas NOT BEEN FILED
[4010]PART 11 DEPENDENCY DATA
[4012]12. WO. OF DEPENDENTS. INCLUDING SELF, CLatets Cw
[4013]FORM-SI3 OR w-4 (OF equivalent} aTTacezt
[4015]13. . .
[4016]ie [ave = [esneico [noone i
[4017]_ Poste oF maratace : DATE OF DECREE . [| cecasty seraeates
[4019][: [was geen eiveo
[4021]t1. NO. OF DEPENDENTS. INCLUDING SELF. CLAIMED WITH COVER
[4022]FACILITY, . + :
[4024]MARITAL STATUS (Couplate a8 eppropr
[4026]ANUULELES
[4028]RESIDENCE OF SPOUSE (Country)
[4030]14. DEPENDENTS ELIGIBLE TO RE CLAIMED FOR PuRPOSES OF FILING TAX RETURNS WHO MAY OR MAY NOT SE INCLUTED
[4031]{N NUNBER OF DEPENDENTS DECLARED ABOVE (Omit self and epouse) An Ae .
[4033]» RELATIONSHIP (NO names)
[4035]CATIZENSHIEP OF SPOUSE.
[4037]COUNT@Y ZF BESIDENCE
[4039]YEAR OF BIRTH CITIZENSHIP
[4041]crvrcrat
[4043]Peserrooes
[4045]FORM PREPAREO BY .
[4046]: t CERTIFIED CORRECT
[4048]PART
[4050]APPROVAL GF CENTRAL COVER DIVISION
[4052]"The employer's names and methods for
[4054]8,
[4056]CERTIFIED CORRECT (Explain whe vot esgaed)
[4057]SIGNATURE OF INS IWIDUAL (Peevcss
[4061]TO CENTRAL COVER: COPY -
[4063]TO FILS
[4065]TO FINANCE: COPY -
[4067]DISTRABUTION: SIGNED ORIG. AND COPY -
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[4100]- From: DIREG
[4102]"7 BNFQ.e COP, clea, cfc, éfee 3, sf 2
[4104]-otc:. D. BL ROUTING
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[4134]he Buermmc suerLiance mem (2) SHMERCEPITON OF FOUCHES (3) BLOMING UP BRIDGES 47/0R
[4135](i) EBCUNIRG OTRER ASSICRAOS REWINING FOSTIIVE ACTION. HIS UTILIZATION NOT TO
[4136]sa, reLacren 10 UOP DUHKD WAY HR BUBIECE CALL OTHER AFRICAN STATIONS ALTHOUGH
[4137]EXPECT HIM 10, BS RESIDENT LBOP. .
[4138]“2, BB IS INVENTOR, PHOTOORAPHER,. “ARCHITECT, FORGER AND FORGR BARK PORTER
[4140]“yao HAS SERVED Tne 11 PRISON. VERY TAGENTOUS OBSERVANT, SHREWD GLID AND RB-
[4142] LISHES INTRIGUE AND DARIRG DO. THE LATEER PLAYS IMPORTANT PART IH HIS CHARACTER.
[4144]| RE LEARNS QUICKLY AND CARRIES OUT ANY ASSIGIVENT WITHOUT REGARD FOR DANGER. FOR
[4146]CRREATI TAKES HES YAN UNUSUALLY QUALIYIED AND SEEMS TO BE DISCHSEE. ASSESQENT
[4148]“OVER ‘THO YEARS IS THAT HE IS RELIABLE AND "HONEST". DELICATE TO HANDLE FOR MUST
[4150]GAVE TRUST IN HANDLER AND HIS PROFESSIOBAL CR COMPETENCE AND TLL RECIPROCATE
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[4161]‘REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN, THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[4162]; : vane JO1-£393%77
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[4168]UNIT ®- (S-B-C-R-B-2
[4170]ROUTING
[4172]~ . 1) 1 Lak
[4174]2 -2-" OPERATIONAL
[4176]_ IMMEDIATE
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[4180]= a mr 35 Posey cng. dreuts PLOprE ramscn ABD GAS. PAIR EACLESE. . TRATED.
[4181]DH SYALL ARAS IEMO AND OTHER PHASES GF Bi ACTIVITY. :
[4183], 5. REAUEST YOUR VIS, AND CUNEACE TRYFROCIIORS.
[4184]a ; 6.: ALL TRAFFIC TO BE NYBAT. :
[4186]So — . ,
[4187]’ GIS D. FIELDS APM ee ontceas LESTER C. HOUCK
[4188]AC/AP : . co Oe eee A . . CAP/W
[4189]7 RELEASING OFFICER 8-B-C-R-R-T : AUTHENTICATING OFFICER
[4190]7 ; REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[4193]14-0000
[4195]coy ot a . sant
[4197]CLASSIFIED MESSAGE.”
[4198]2. BRR ET
[4200]~ ROUTING .
[4202]Oct 28 20497 60
[4203]REC'D CABLE SECT.
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[4226]‘Signal Center: Pls. ref attached cable.
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[4229]: ; “ COORDINATING OFFICERS - 7
[4230]Os aeveasine orricer | : B-E-C-R-E-T " AUTHENTICATING OFFICER
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[4271]NO. BRED Oe GITE DIR
[4273]"cau xou" PROVIDE FOLLOUDIG:. “SEVERAL BIA AUSTREMI BIRTI OR BAPTISH ,
[4274]woes “CORTEFIONTES AD FILL IN ROMPLARS? VIESA PREFERIED. SEVERAL Dil 1 FISCAL
[4276]1
[4278]|
[4279]stirs: "POLIZSTPREAS TDI BERLIN" FOR BERLE! ISSUED "AUFENIUALTSERLAUBHIS"?
[4281]“2, UBED'AT KURO? 1h KOVEZER 1ATESP. : :
[4283]- . ‘
[4284]--Bad of Message- o : :
[4286]. C/Africa Vest. dy phone w/len Etesciur 3
[4288]C/ES by phone w/iir. Taomas Lucid
[4290]: : WK Oo
[4291]AReseale halen EX
[4293]C. VS. ROOSEVELT cosavivetine oriicens
[4294]a bs OFFICER
[4296]ay 6 Se i
[4298]. . S2C/TSD/AUTE
[4299]fe SECRET ay AgesC/ TED A Orricer
[4300]REPRODUCTION Cy OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[4302]Bo
[4305]14-D0Qp0
[4307]UNCLASSIFIED... 3 S48 “CONFIDENTIAL aot
[4308]| ; _ FIELD DOCUMENT ROUTING AND ACTION RECORD ;
[4310]ee Peres an fle 0" cosuma, Co.
[4311]at is te be oa
[4312]. ttacked focusent to place
[4313]The date the docueent is formerded tot © to be placed
[4314]shall de the une in © J fc t fe to befa o
[4316]than the central files, -the'centrol Fi hall Bo the next to the last couling to in-
[4317]THES DOCUMENT ROUTING AND ACTION B2CORD 15 TO REVAIN CTTACNED. TO THa BASIC BECCRD
[4319]ace
[4320]tine deaen
[4323]“the “*COWWENTS* coluen.
[4324]@ the Carcetponding nus
[4325]n-the ptover columa. The !1
[4327]Sure proper contol ‘clearanc
[4329]DOCUMENT AS A PERMANENT RECOR,
[4331]pocvuest SYMBOL AND KIMBER
[4332]SR/DOB/60- AO
[4333]OCC. VENT Date
[4335]- 26 Gct. 60
[4337]“$R/DOB/P.Crookhamice
[4338]"1062 J X-8331.
[4340]“Chief, AF Div
[4341]‘Attn: Dan Nesciy
[4343]DOCUMENT PROCESSING OATA
[4344]Pot} use
[4346]eres, 861 = SECRET / | _ CONFIDENTIAL UNCLASSIFIED
[4348]140}
[4350]14-0000
[4352]- reona Tim FOR: chief, Africa Division
[4354]7 Dan Nésehur —_
[4356]was” “from. ‘May 1959 through October 1960.
[4358]3. True Name Division/Start
[4359]Perry Crookham .-. SR
[4360]Fred Kirkpatrick . SR
[4361]Edward L. Ross, Jr. “SR
[4362]William R. Romar SR .
[4363]_ Myron Toloczko | SR-
[4364]. Be Je Johnson .. - SR
[4365]‘Ray Hanchulek , SR
[4366]Col, Edw. Podworny SR
[4367]Gordon Mothes | SR
[4368]. ‘Mortimer Love .  - SR
[4369]George Fill : s2
[4370]a - ° : Joe Chacho - SR
[4371]7 ~ JI. He McCormick: SR
[4372]= C. McCrory  .. |” SR-
[4373]: Joseph Betza |: SR
[4374]Roy Petersen, . | ~: Sk (contwast) .
[4375]Geoffrey Cra tch es (contract) «
[4376]Janie Cratch. DO SR (contract)
[4377]‘Henry Wynne > SR (contract) |
[4378]Kathleen Wynhe : SR (contract)
[4379]Logan Phillips | SR (contract)
[4380]Allie Logan © : SRK .(contract)
[4381]OQ. He Todd : 0. Security
[4382]Casmiro Barcuin : DPD
[4383]Major. Aderholdt *! DPD
[4384]‘Per Stoen .! om
[4386]Joseph Bukowsky | Med. Staff
[4387]Dale Haynes |: 0. Commo.
[4388]Alvin Naumann ' : TSD
[4389]. Morgan Schrader ; - 4H. .
[4390]Dr. $ Houck § — AF Div.
[4392]Glenn Fields , : AF Div
[4394]SR/D08/60- 2079
[4396]26 October 1960.
[4398]personalities; Listed in true nenis . ‘and alias, are an :
[4399]4 by, AESENTINEL ‘2 SOK agent Davia* “Durvard in ths elias sted. —
[4401]“2, “subject ie.u unaware (of the. CIA affiiation of. these ‘personalities.
[4402]e period -of ‘time over “which - Subject was ‘connected: with these. Andividusle
[4406]. Pat Cook
[4408]Fred Komer
[4409]Clint
[4410]Little Bi1l
[4411]Marty Adams
[4412]Bue -
[4414]Ray
[4416]-' Cok. Ed-
[4417]Tom
[4419]Mike or Max
[4421]- Mister George
[4423]Joa
[4425]Hal
[4427]Mack
[4429]Joe Bowman
[4430]Big Roy.
[4431]Janie
[4432]Henry
[4433]Kathleen
[4434]Logan
[4435]Allie
[4437]Hank
[4439]Chick .
[4440]Heinle -
[4441]Thor
[4443]Paul
[4445]Joe
[4447]Dale
[4449]Al
[4451]’ Morgan
[4453]Dr. John
[4455]Mr. Glenn f61-L 4332977
[4457]Ponce REE arti deaatiaettadtt on Rac aha) DTaP HM Ee yt ess, veerMtteerscccece Bo
[4459], BS,
[4463]‘For any “further fiiformation r please contact Perry Creokham “+
[4464]ktension. 83RRe: / ; - ; / . 7
[4466]Pital ae
[4468]» MICHAEL: PAE .
[4471]: IMMUNIZATION SCHEDULE
[4475]Ne:
[4477]AMMUN IZA 7 -a “SCHEDULE
[4478]mere DAVE ; 7 an ee . ae
[4480]site you. Tag YOUR: RESPO no nae oi *
[4481]ETRE ANJECT IONS’ On THE: OATES” DuL. +) SAREY IHS Cone wlid tou. AT 1S YOUR. RESPONSI- +”
[4482]———— a a : nTY TO -RECE IVE. THE INJECTION N THE’ DATES: DUE,
[4483]SORTED UE UT DATE GEVEN © | _.BILNTY TO RCE ive THE WNueCTsoNS On Tat DATES: DUE,
[4485]DYE — VACCINE [o0SE] on TE ue Late SE
[4487]SMALLPOX Bi Toigeige
[4488]REACTION.” Over £; me a
[4490]ae . CARRY, TH
[4491]mt Ts CBluITy To
[4493]i
[4494]b
[4496]CHOLERA
[4498]TRFREE
[4499]Hh
[4500]| an
[4502]PLAGUE
[4504]ven
[4506]DIPHTHERIA
[4508]Conn. OTHER, | | oe SALK 4
[4509]+. VACCINES | | . OTHER a | a7 Aoause ['2 SE
[4510]¥ Paws 5
[4511]YELLOW FEVER BEC EO x .
[4512]LOT MIMBER ot : . . YELLOW FEVER
[4513]— - a LOT NUMBER : .
[4514]: “Dp ia so . -\ __
[4515]SCHICK CIA ek, ce
[4516]FoRM NO,
[4518]“ " sanicK ; oe
[4519]616 use PaCVEOUS CoeTions. .
[4520]1 MAR 56
[4521]: FORM ND. : : :
[4522]“ ( PREvrous EDETroms, twit
[4523]i Lo. ; one No B16 us vou ;
[4524]a oe, :
[4526]. cS a
[4527]a)
[4529]_ i. G-73532
[4531]7 troled. aid: Supervised. as: ‘dhésely-as poss ;
[4532]din order to. avoid embarrassment ‘to ‘the Agency wa oe
[4534]This Approval is based upon evaluation of information available to ‘this
[4535]Office, and is granted. u.der- authority contained in cst. and CSI-F 10-5.
[4537]3 none. ~~
[4538]. : : carta APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISION
[4539]Date:_. 8 Nov 1960 --. oy i
[4540]Distribution: . i
[4541]. Orig. to Addressee :
[4543]1 to Piles
[4547]. SECRET es a.
[4548]en 124 ose Peqvious eerrtans. ‘ : . ari. a 3 3 rd 7 Ao
[4551]14-0000
[4553]\ “REFERENCE: Ay bik 45223 (OUT 98152)
[4555]; | dation mailing addrces for SR/DVB agent
[4557]“sasoea/6oe ens
[4561]R: Chief, WH/2B |
[4563]. Dransfer: ‘ iting J ‘Address.
[4564]‘Feapodaibt ity from SR/DUBt to “Africa 1 ‘Division: *
[4566]1. Subject to your concurrence, responsibility for the accommo-
[4567]AEASPIC (David de Panaskhet),
[4569]which was arranged for by your office, wiil be transfarred to. the Africa
[4570]Division which is now utidzing this agent.
[4572]_2, The agent accommodation matiing address in Braui! ig as
[4573]foilows: .
[4575]Eduardo Catio
[4577]a. _ Caha Postal 11744 (Lapa) -
[4579]Sao Paulo, Brasil
[4581]3. The Africa. Division.caes- officer: respoasibie for this. agent is
[4582]-Dan Nesciur, 211% I Buliding, extension $284. .
[4584]4. This office extenda its approciation’ for the expeditions mannor ~
[4586]: . da which you: have arranged for and maintained this accommodation address,
[4588]5. For any ‘farther ‘infor mation regarding this piease contact
[4589]Dan Nesciur, axtansion 5234 or Perry: ‘Crookham, extension 8331,
[4591]MICHAEL RAE
[4592]Chief, SR/DUB |
[4594]Jor-L-a3¥77]
[4597]-00000
[4599]spay Be
[4601]seep
[4603]AE/W/2 DRO soay 127 Get 1960
[4605]Distributions
[4606]Orig. & 1 - Addressee
[4607]l= AF/RI
[4608]Ds AP/G/1
[4612]Calef, Africa Divistoa
[4614]Jo? 2 39877
[4616]vas “Are a
[4617]: og EGET.
[4619]14-00000 GI ANDARD FORM RO. Gg “
[4621]| Office Memorandum - UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. 7 |
[4623]7: 800 (nr, Let sicher) A BATE: ag Get 6.
[4624]rom: Operations Division, Medical State
[4626]UAE asere (ec) |
[4628]Subject hae been evaluated by the Hediéal State and fond physically
[4629]*.quali fied ‘for the ‘proposed aséignment. . os a ne
[4631]-TION TOP AND BoTTOm
[4632]CONFIDENTIAL L_ [seener |
[4633]CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ae
[4634]OFFICIAL ROUTING SLUp
[4636]“roam ag
[4637](FEB Ss
[4639]241
[4641]REPLACES FCRw we
[4642]WHICH SAY BE USED.
[4644]FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER :
[4645]EE
[4646]FROM: NAME. ADORESS AND PrtONe NO.
[4647]? 7 - —
[4648]5 Kinks Z : i
[4650]Fora 10,
[4652].. (40)
[4653]ori 4a (237 — Beplsns Form 30-4
[4655]@hich may be used, 6S COVERNNET PmarinG OFICE 1885 —O- 342591
[4657]EGOS 7 Lg 7019808
[4659]|
[4661]14-0000
[4663]a
[4665]snyoomsinn ROSE |
[4666]SOUT 2g September 1900
[4668]_ MEMORANDUM FOR:_¢ Chief, Altea Atfatre Staff, 0S
[4672]: : ay Thie ie. to confirm a alacusaion between Mr. ¥F red 4 Kirkpatrick,
[4673]; SR/DUB and your office regarding transfor and quartering arrangements —
[4674]for AEASPIC, David Durvard (a), and ‘the ‘interest expressed by
[4675]- Dr. Lester Houck of Africa Division ro acquiring ALASPIC as a long
[4676]term asset for that division.
[4678]2. la compilance with a request made of this office by Africa
[4679]Divisioa, it ia understood your office hag agreed to the temporary
[4680]quartering of ACASPIC in a furnished safe apartment located at
[4681]‘apartment 307, 5742 Colorado Avonue, N.W., Washington, D.C.
[4682]This office, with your concurrence, has agreed to lend the use of :
[4683]thia apartment’ for a period of about two weeks, effective 23 September i
[4684]1960, At present ALASFIC ta visited once a week and/or as the need
[4685]arises. AEASPIC has hie own salary for food and public transportation.
[4686]The same cover ‘Qrrangements exiats under this ar rangement as . . :
[4687]existed when Subject lived at. 925 25th Street, N. We . inthis own apartment, : : $
[4688]The cover arrangement is that David Durvard (a) is a technica: associate : 4
[4689]of Fred K, Komer (a) (i.e. an SR/OUB cage officer) seif- -empioy ed, . . }
[4691]. manufacturers commissionasd representative. :
[4693]oie oe
[4695]agra
[4697]MICHAEL RAE
[4698]Chief, SR/DUB
[4700]Lire Y3E 77
[4702]eet CTT contttintien as Mil ae Mug EME calito nee teh call oPcaliWy« Ih Moc@leneciie cc. cows
[4704]te
[4705]et
[4708]: \ i 7 7 : . - : 28 September 1960 7 oe a - : _ a
[4710]_ MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD ©
[4711]SUBJECT: Physic
[4713]exam /Immunization for David Durvara (er
[4717]"2. At.2000 hours 28 Septeraber avid. Durvard.(a) {no the company eo
[4718]. Of an SR/DOS: case officer-attended 1 full physical exam at-the offices ° 0:
[4719]ola cleared, witting-doctor,. Dr. ‘Robert.G, Builock, 222! North: -
[4720], _ Buchanan Street,. Arlington, ‘Virginia, -Dr: ‘Bullock indicated to ‘this -.- | Loe
[4721]‘boos +” “cage officer his preliminary opinion that Subject was in perfect health. = -
[4722]Po “Medical records to thi effect-will be forthcoming.--Mr. ‘Durvard (a). ~
[4723]- aleo received the firat in a series of immunization shota. preparatory’
[4724]to @ projected assignment in the West African theater. Mr. Durvard,
[4725]with his case officer will return to Dr. Bullock's office on 4 Getober
[4726]_ &t 10500'a.m. fora second series of immunization shots. Medicn!
[4727]Frecords.other than those reflected fh Mr. Durvard's (a) 201 file will
[4728]be kept in the Medical File Room (Central Buliding) under his crypto,
[4729]A copy will also be kept ian AO/OD/MS under pseudo, :
[4731]FRED KIRKPATRICK
[4733]Sa ee PSP asia ak easels Lo
[4735]dis 2ysur7
[4738]a
[4740]oO: ACTION eaaNCH
[4742]hown are net
[4743]File no. :below
[4744]Gent to RID/AN.
[4746]ay a
[4748]- ke
[4750]~ . 4 . - a
[4751]<1 ON BACK IF APPHCPRIATE a an
[4752]COMMENTS
[4754]~ ; oa . ay
[4756]t - 4
[4757]en . “ y room | care forrctes
[4758]Lm, TO j Ly orn
[4760]oO
[4764]NO. btceute roswaspes! Ieitiace
[4766]oe s Ww. Te, “Qot ia nel
[4767]WoW RESP) OF AF DY:
[4769]wet
[4770]we
[4771]i we —
[4772]. . a price TITLE
[4773]RID/FE | | |
[4774]i ! : ! . -
[4775]. i i : oy eke NUMBER FAM ARY CODED
[4776]TRACE ; : ASSTRACT - {
[4777]REGUEST i a ° Yo oo.
[4778]“ ‘of INDEX : : Sos 23
[4779]DATE MICROFILMiD . UOCUMENT SATE JMESST NUMBER
[4780]‘ \ , HBPA 04890
[4781], , —
[4782]nee,
[4784]: ISE FEESRCDUS . ae . . . .
[4785]1p 6100 ncn SECRET v
[4787]Tb marta say an RS
[4789]14-0000 FS CONTINUATION OF
[4791]ee 7 DISPATCH SE E { — ap) ; esPA-hyo
[4793]aaa . . .
[4794]TO: Chee, SR vo a AS FILE KO:
[4795]. INFO; chter, vp _ ; ; :
[4797]/ Gatef of station, Rio ae Uiietre "FIELD PILE FO: 10-6548
[4798]| THON: Chint of Baséy Seo Pads oot 12 Oétober. 1960 -
[4800]in asa ae oe mmc mgr
[4802]i HR-2 bed picked ip the:day betores” _
[4803] ALLOMETER=2 vas oblige? (for the eedond time) .” <
[4804]¢ 2. ne se Persons and to sign (in alte)!
[4805]J possible ‘to''send these letters:
[4807]. , ‘end 1 definite security hazard if he is forced to
[4808]: Aantlsy ‘himself da the manner ‘required by. the registration of these letters,
[4810]26: Headquarters attention 1s called to thé fact that tha letter vhich the Basa
[4812]. forvarded on 7 October 1960 was postmarked in Europe on 12 August 1960. Even in
[4814]ce the light of the notoriously slow Brazilian’ postal systen, the Base cannot explain
[4816]*. guch a long deley in*transit for air mil, ‘Such a dalay has been typical of
[4817]almost every letter the Base has received in tha past gix months. The Base has
[4819]no reason to disbelieve ALLOMETER-2 in his repeated assertions that he services
[4820]. ‘he box et Least ance & works
[4822]: bewi ofT, 1 abe fh
[4823]ip. _ “Lucian ¥. PABSIK
[4824]‘| 10-dctober 1960
[4826]' Dastribution:
[4827]5 = Headquarters
[4828]4 2 - Ro
[4829]‘. -[ 2 © Files
[4830]EDM
[4831]a)
[4832]EBPA<4890 _
[4833]af f/-A 335
[4834]fom USE PIEVIOUS EL-TON, CLASSE Se
[4836]3 © RACES FOES ,
[4837]eS S30 S108. S1-78a. AN S28 | S E CR oT [ Jeowreauto
[4838]<- . Write art COO? | .
[4843]OO Asmara ne snare es tenesreemnds reaon mene nen nara thereon ten :
[4845]3 RO 350%.
[4847]- FROB DS7Ov,
[4848]IR me
[4850]PARI 5409,
[4851]Dik 1oe0,
[4855]475545,
[4857]Pet brut
[4859]Haren
[4861]arch
[4865]| eae
[4867]March
[4868]March
[4869]Nareh
[4873]LON - é.
[4876]. ‘Eas 235, ek February . 1959 a
[4877]+ DIR 14843, Maren i559
[4879]1959
[4881]3959
[4882]1959
[4883]1959
[4884]1959
[4885]1959
[4886]1959
[4888]ae Se Ones ee Lanner tas rte Y a os
[4889]hemmmnnemnatneemtentiers ananeeae tke at
[4891]peer aie.
[4893]Wee
[4895]o
[4897]14-0000
[4899]slerim APIS clemecs Hatas hr is toned Slot,
[4900]Aa the exect date of transfer dn mot <a dstereined, wed, iste”
[4901]; . s is not yt TEN
[4902]requested thet Mr. Kirkpstrick, inteia contact with ir. wale
[4903]extension 389 to handle final transfer atrangemate. ”
[4905]&R's cooparation an such matters :
[4906]: and @ nov physical oxenination are cane shots, training,
[4908]Gifef, Africa Diviston
[4909]j
[4911]a.
[4913]LPAQT -
[4914]akita|
[4916]LY LBSITT
[4918]ENR «par te Dy new atb Write os coh ace
[4923]ak) eee a cust, exit» Division
[4926]» a | Ject-1a. eciventiy ‘in 1 ‘tha proséaa, ee: tbeiay trenaferred-
[4927]|, froin the jurtediction of ER to-AF, fn'alh probebthity foro field
[4928]: : easignment in “the: Congo. -
[4930]a 2.- decordtigly, “it tu foquected that pour reconita'be altered
[4931]to-reflect this change and also, that the. necassary steps ro
[4932]taken to amend his OA (C-73532) to permit'une by this Division.
[4934]3. For further information reganting subject, please
[4935]contest Bdverd 0. Welles, Africa Yost, on extension 3629, who
[4937]will reuporarily be hendling this case.
[4939]Chief, Africa Divieica
[4941]dep DEBE? a :
[4943]14-00000
[4944]a
[4947]i, Occupational Specialty: Mechanical Electrical Enginearing
[4949]Cine or Portrait Photog Faphy
[4951]Research and innovator of commercial —
[4953]labor/money ‘savia 8 devices
[4955], _ Electro mechanical’or: photographical ia: i
[4956]‘nature. - Lo
[4958]“See paragraphs 4, 8.9; 11, 12, 13, 14
[4959]of Employment History for examples, —_
[4961]25 Military Service: ’ "Dee. 1939; Paris, volunteered for Freiich
[4962]arn eee Foreign Legion, ee
[4964]Pee te ; Dt, Jan, 1940, Tunisia - North Africa, in lee Cav.
[4966]J : nn ce i Reg., lst Squadron, 4th Platoon.
[4968]Feb. 1940 = gent to N.C.0O, training course in
[4969]Legion. Pulled out to be reassigned to alle
[4970]Georgian unit.
[4972]Mar. - Aug. 1940, Barcares. _ Assigned in
[4973]Georgian unit - ;
[4975]Aug. 1940 » Parig, Olocharged after the end
[4976]of Franco/German hostilities aa Private
[4977]First Claas.
[4979]a i —_ 3. Empioyment History: 1. 1942 - Paris + Volunteered for work in
[4980]r a ; Germany. .
[4982]2. Poelitz, Germany,-Worked for HIDRYER
[4983]WERKE on contract for one year ag
[4984]installation electrician,
[4986]: ; _ we, mS , 3. 1942 ~ Berlin. Photographer of metaia for
[4988]po : a ; a factory which produced electrcdea for
[4990], weiding instruments
[4992]of
[4994]: 1942. Paris Seif-employed at photo shop.
[4995]: .. Portrait photography, . ;
[4996]4. 1942 Berlin Assembly line worker in
[4998]Berlin factory Producing steel! ammunition
[4999]belts, Recolved. commendation from factory
[5001]eee a
[5004]14¥Foo0
[5006]; _ , 0, director for labor’ saving device re. - L oo,
[5007]4 a "> manufact. of device for automat. adjustment .j
[5008]: ee “4° Of éa@rtridge cases,” o en i
[5009]i ; oe 5. 1942 Berlin’ Drivera mechanics course for <~:
[5010]; a ee the NSKK (Nazi Party Motorized fb
[5011]“po, . oo, eg. . Mugelheim Corps). Drove. rucks during: i
[5012]: ; Se a a ie ot “. “ss + eOnstriiction of Atlantic wal. by
[5013]re rn 6: 1943. Berita: Eshployed with SCHUPOLIZEL-
[5014]fo - ab '..~ As transiator French-Germaa language,
[5015]_— 1946-47 Paris Employed by Architects
[5016]; ; ‘Carre Associatad as electrical instailation -
[5018]Bes ot, 288 7” (planinér and ‘constructor. of prototype model |
[5019]oo. Sa . eo batider.. Earned roughly $4 an hour American’ |
[5020]Be ” a ; .8cale pius commission work extra, ot
[5021]vob on. ; : a ee “8. 1957-82 la Devised and sold on French -
[5022]ae . , prison, market a pocket automatic |
[5023]o ‘ ; Paris- transit indicator, Received cash :
[5024]aettiement for this whiie in Prison,
[5026]9. 1953 In prison” Devised &nd gave to prison
[5027]! in Rion administrator invention for
[5028]Te, making cardboard boxes.
[5029]Device was built and used by
[5030]prison administrator, .
[5032]10. Dec, 1955+ Gap: Empioyed by M.D, as X-ray
[5033]Apr. 1956 machine maintenance technie
[5034]cian and operator,
[5036]1. 1956-57 Gap lovented, patented and sold
[5037]- + sy @ Calendar device to the -
[5038]an . ' French commoercia! market,
[5040]12. 1958 Ambert Invented and patented a come
[5041]7 : mercial advertising device, |
[5042]: photo-mechanical in nature,
[5043], : ; ; . Models built and gold to French .
[5044]‘ - ; : advertising concerns.
[5046]13. 1959-60 U.S. Devised and passed drawings :
[5047]' " Sept-May for 2 pieces of equipment to be _
[5048]" used fos Project AESENTINEL .
[5050]14, 1960, July U.S, At present Subject is devising
[5051]& low cost teiephone answering
[5053]device,
[5056]i
[5057]i
[5058]t
[5059]'
[5060]'.
[5061]t
[5063]a
[5065]a
[5067]Ukpesioace in Forged Cocumenta:,
[5069]May 1942. Achen,: ad = Berlin: Faleifted: his owa travel documants by use
[5071]of pen to change effective dates, :
[5073]1942 Berlin - Paris: Filled in: German. travel blank forms.
[5075]: ‘ a ' Altered old ‘German authorization stamp
[5076]| for trave: forms. Then made other
[5077]falaified stamps for other ‘people
[5079]territory. ©
[5081]“¢ natructed and used various. faleified .
[5083]43-44 Berlin -
[5084]él documents for‘varicus péople to.
[5085]vel throughout ‘Germany. Used
[5086]é€crtain photo techniques for changing
[5087]"and/or ageing pictures in documents. At
[5088]"game time Subject also reassembled - -
[5089]: falsified old passports to'form new oneg
[5090]as well'ds counterfeited’German financial
[5091]vouchers.
[5093]Physical Description
[5095]: Subject ia described as 42 ycar old male Caucasian, 5'6" tall, of slight oy.
[5097]build (136 Ibs, average weight), long face, long nose, dark brown hair,
[5099]balding in front, owarthy complexion,
[5101]perfect health,
[5103]Subject ia extremely agil and in :
[5105]He is an ex-French foreign legionnaire and survivor of .
[5107]German concentration campa,
[5109]Evaluation
[5111]Subject'a c case officer : agrees with Agency Assesement that he possesses.
[5113]the traits of a born clandestine Operator and would be an apt- ‘candidate
[5115]for any black miasion which requires: ;
[5117]V.
[5118]2.
[5121]ce
[5122]ability to assimilate easliy (al owlag for his phyzical features). -
[5124]“interested in travel a¢ross German-held -,
[5126]ivel, documents stamps: copied from old .
[5128]Lae teniege tteee
[5130]abe
[5131]‘3. ianate sense of locational direction
[5133]“ guperior intelligence and reasoning power
[5135]- ablitty to coniprehend and: apply: instruction rapidly
[5137]bs willlagness to. andertake an: extremely hazardous mission
[5138]. L oe ‘basic: techaical and mechanical applied or. theoretical abides oo
[5139]: Be * abiuity to improvise’ and “kaow how" ‘dlaturbingly Americéa in ‘
[5141]character. an .
[5143]Motivation, :
[5145]a?
[5147]Subject's motivation is based ¢ on ‘personal loyalties rather than raonstary
[5149]gain. Subject has ttle regard for the value of his money, and must.
[5151]‘ eubscribing to tha "Untermensch® theory re the Russian people,
[5153]be strongly urged to set aside a part of hia carnings. Subject has a
[5154]strong distaste for the Communist regime and hag observed the
[5156]effects of it at first hand. Subject indeed goes a step farther, “~
[5158]Language Capabilities
[5160]Subject speaks, reads, writes:
[5162]French - native
[5164]Georgian - fluent .
[5166]-German = goodtofiuent —.
[5168]English + reads fluently, writes, ‘fair, ‘peaks fair
[5169]Spanish - reads fair, speaks poor, understands fair
[5171]Subject haa exhibited ; good subordination to his case officar, intelligent,
[5173]security precautions re hia personal habits, and the ability to guietiy
[5175]. fit into an American urban existence, For: any further information please
[5177]call Fred Kirkpatrick, SR/DOB, X- 4705,
[5179]14-0000
[5181]ye ee 23 Septerber 1960"
[5185]- stadt: * Genet Maer a a oe TT
[5187]The subseetow
[5189]12. The subject has led an“ercith and “diverte Lire. ‘the: Division
[5190]et ght his. vo. the United States. (baci. )}to triin for a sLssi-a ch-has .
[5191]: Bo ‘subsecuentiy teen canéelléd, At -the ‘present time the oR Division is wking
[5192]ca _ arrangerents fcr the re settlerent™ cf the subject in Latin arertes,. probably
[5193]\ ae sol tin Mexico. - How waver, due tc the tr: ining this azency hes siven the subisect.
[5194], 5k feela he should he utiitzed by the “pa/P if posaicle. .
[5196]a an a : Be Cbserving David for some tuo hours and listening te his ster the
[5197]: “ undersi.ned feels there ray bea sora use of him hy JMiA David is a srocth
[5198]» baleer vic hus obviously teld his story wsny tines te ‘the: satisfuctién of
[5199]“bis listeners. He elaborates on the exciting and bizsrre purts.cf his life
[5200]“und. tends to ,loss over thosa secticns he feals that sre comzcn to everycne.
[5202]: . 4. The subject has teen in the United States for sore tise, This tize
[5204]. hee been spent in tr inin: for a specifie wiesion shieh never ‘cune tO passe
[5205]Recentiy he hag been engiyed in "make sork" preprozs te pass the tise. This
[5206]eculd weil enpluin his cpu,arent impatlence and desire to do. sorething. In
[5207]bis oxn sords he ».ishes to preve that he ds ec _patle of aceorplishing a task
[5208]agssiined to hit, He asses for a chanee to surveil screcna, to tere clirdestire
[5209]pictures, even lc assasgin:ie soreone. He very na. arly cezced to be given a.
[5210]pitch during this cating.’ oo : 7 : :
[5212]- 5« Tha subject is a stzteless person. ile is in the United Stx tes black
[5213]and could te comiletely unsttributable if necessary. He desires citizens: ‘ip.
[5214]snd a chince to seltic doen tn ena spot. He orefers U + citizonshig hut is
[5215]not avament cn this. boxcver the bugle motivation ap:e:rs to bs love of
[5216]excitement. The subject gives a very j ood sppe.rance of tha clussicel
[5217]adventurer, He reletes isis Da 1st exploits in wartime Furcepe as gotivated by
[5219]the thrill of during the. existing author ty, .
[5220]am —
[5222]: =E> asare te Was: boing Tore Te
[5223]had been used ereviotisly ‘by 5 » Fepresentative’ .
[5225]2O[-23 77
[5227]Waa tne a.
[5229]~ Be It is the unde: si
[5231]a odix, faton a, ent sin
[5232]sesa]
[5233]an fale hes the 21 ‘folder
[5235]at the present tine..
[5237]Rave al enc tise beed Gnse “ef ficers ot this’ individus
[5239]1
[5242]. "19 August 1960:
[5244]“MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD.
[5246], _. SUBJECT: - Mexican Resettlement Arrangements for AESENTINEL” oa
[5247]“agent. ‘AEASPIC : . ee
[5249]cee le “At 1400 hours; 19 ) August, SR/DOB éase ‘officer;
[5251]‘Fred Kirkpatrick and Jerry Pochron from Defection Coordinators .
[5253]- Office of CLA met with’ Clay Calendar and Jim Myers of TSD/1B
[5255]re documentations: ‘arrangements and travél routing for possible’
[5256]resettlement of. AESENTINEL agent AEASPIC. The following
[5257]arrangements were proposed by Mr. Calendar and Mr. Myers
[5259]‘for SR/DOB's consideration. TSD/1B suggested that Subject be
[5260]sent by black flight from here to West Germany, and there
[5262]surfaced with an‘altered Greck passport which TSD/IB now has
[5264].available. A suitable cover story would of course be incorporated
[5265]re the possession of a Greek passport-by Subject, while Subject -
[5266]has no. Greek language capability. Since this passport is a valid
[5268]one, (and was, in fact, purchased by TSD/IB) and is therefore
[5270]. backstopped : in name, Subject could apply. at the Mexican Embassy
[5272]in West Germany for a Mexican tourist visa by presenting this
[5273]‘passport. Once in Mexico, Subject could request emigration
[5275]action upon declaration of intent to become a Mexican citizen and
[5277]upon submitting proof of sponsorship by an employer in Mexico
[5279]_ City.
[5281]2. Upon your concurrence, Mr. “Pochron will arrange for
[5283]' Mr. Kirkpatrick to meet with Mr. Coolidge, the CLA contact used
[5284]for introducing agency designees into Mexican private industry.
[5286]Mr. Pochron has already talked.with Mr. Coolidge on two occasions
[5287]and has passed him Subject's file. From their talks, Mr. Pochron
[5288]has assured me that this arrangement is entirely feasible, Gillete ©
[5289]Company of Mexico City being cited as one possibility.
[5291]. 3. AEASPIC would then openly proceed to purchase plane
[5292]tickets in West Germany for Mexico City and upon arrival there,
[5293]would be waiting for him: ‘The time table for this entire operation
[5295]- was estimated at about five weeks. Of course we did not discuss
[5296]Subject's monetary maintenance for the interim period.of travel,
[5297]“nor until Subject could begin earning his own living.
[5299]Saye a aa erz
[5301]2.
[5303]of Mr, Pennington of Alien Affairs
[5305]course be our. job to Assure Security that Subject is not knowledgable — ,
[5307]"4. -Mr. Pochrdn. expressed his concern and the concern
[5309]a Staff about the knowledgibility~
[5310]of Subject re pass: Agency. tie-in and. Agency assets. It will of |
[5312], and ‘Will entail-a minimum of risk to-transport and to resettle in
[5313]“Mexico, In-view of this.concern} all arrangements offered for
[5314]*. DOB's consideration by TSD/1B were tailored to afford stép by ~
[5316]step denial or participation by. the U. S. Government.
[5318]‘all items ‘procured
[5319], “easily. be obtaineg
[5320]., this Government.’
[5321]~German’Station 48
[5323]t. Ineffect,
[5325]y Subject for resettlement could justas | -
[5326]the European.black market ag well as froni
[5328]Subject will in effect be briefed dnd taken by
[5330]n set to, obtain his documents ostensibly on the
[5332]‘black market. Monies due Subject would be. withheld pending
[5334]. destination arrival, The letter head and Supporting sponsorship
[5335]documents to be used by. him for ultimate employment in Mexico
[5337]would be prepared. in such a manner as to be either legitimate
[5339]forged. In addition it was suggested
[5340]handled and advised by someone kno
[5342]that Subject be closely
[5343]wn to him to ensure the
[5345]security aspect both'to Subject and to this agency,
[5347]5. The meeting was closed by TSD/1B's request to be
[5349]‘informed whether these arrangements in theory meet with the
[5351]approval of SR/DOB, and Office of Security. Mr, Kirkpatrick
[5353]was assured that Documentation aspects by TSD/IB could be
[5355]accomplished within one week upon authorization by SR/DOB.
[5356]With your permission Fred Kirkpatrick will proceed to affirm
[5358]Mexican employment arrangements for AEASPIC,
[5360]we A
[5361]La r] « o fee a,
[5362]te Me ois
[5364]or
[5366]ate
[5367],
[5370]14-00000
[5371]|
[5373]oe erate
[5375]“MBNEANPCH FOR Chter, cot. | oe
[5376]ATTENTION og gerty Pochron (7/395 ~~ 2 Pe
[5378]| SUBJECT. og ‘Bhopraphical inforsetion Necessary for Possible
[5380]i
[5384]i
[5385]3
[5386]i
[5388]further debriefiz- your Offiea dats necesse
[5390]‘sof Bf 0 - Re
[5391]25 July “OT
[5393]Sate Zoe
[5395]WILT (T)e. ;
[5397]' Rosettlansit: cf sR/DCB Nedsox ‘Apect: Mavid. Ter:
[5399]le (On al -suly 19%, r/Don cag. Cfficer Fred Firtpatrick talbed
[5401]. “with Jerry Rochron cf your office re enlisting yOur.assigharco in the
[5402]|, Possikhe rosettleient cf OR/DCB hedsox contract arent, David
[5404]4 T2TVEICNVILT |
[5405](T) in-the rezior of South er Central fciericse At the request and ap per
[5407]‘outline cf Mr. Pochrony this office! has asropared the following biccraphic
[5409]informations See Attac! rent Ae
[5410]2. Subject 45 Living in the general washington D.C. area under the
[5411]supervision of an 82/ICu Sace Offteer a::2 avallable for a ,
[5413]readily avallable for any
[5415]ye
[5419]|. Allen Affairs Staff until 20 Cetcber 19/0,
[5421]he Fox any further information please contact Pred Eirkaatricl, |
[5422]E8/DCR, on extension h7C5 o 2531.
[5424]‘PRE aa M 7
[5425]Acting Chief, on/ped
[5427]404 - 2B5¢77
[5429]mS , ig “sath 0
[5430]oe 7 _ 2h,-June 1960
[5431]vid FOR ne RECORD — ,
[5433]snitch “Blograghic Information/f ase Officer kvaluation. of: L.
[5434]. David T2ITZICHVILL, alias David DURVARD | .
[5436]ag hier Bhogriohte Information
[5437]ee oo . . . AY ‘
[5439]David sarc WILT was, ) bom 20. tacenbar 1919 iin mantel, Gooreta, where
[5441]he Lived wat his parents until: 1921. Subject -at that time moved to Fronce
[5443]‘with ‘his ‘parents. SuUyeET grew up: sin. frence and therefore speaks native
[5445]Fremeh (Parisian). Subject does” not have French citizenship, however, and -
[5446]mst be. ‘classed as stateless. “Subject ‘earned the ‘first part of his baccalaureat
[5448]So eu at Breguet ‘(electro-éngineering), then entered the Foreign Legion at the
[5450]beginning of Wall. Subdject fought.in N. Africa until French carLtulation in
[5452]19,0, at which time he was discharged to return home to Paris. In 1943 he wont
[5454]i ., - . to Germany as a voluntary worker. ‘Ho worked there primarily as an industrial
[5456]“siding them with cleverly falsified papers, starcos, cachets and even uniforns
[5458]It is interesting to note that wile audbject attended school at Breuguet, he
[5459]: also attended the Technicum for Cinematography. 1% was from thess past studies
[5461]at the Tothaicun that subject: was able to develop techriqucs to epply to photo-
[5463]; mechanical forging of docusents, starps, and cachets. Subject was betrayed
[5465]5 to Germans). arrested, and zentenced to death for espionaze. Subject was able
[5466]to dreg fnis case out by implying the existence of a lerge aritish run net
[5468]of which ho was 2 pert. In 1945 he was Liberatod by the U.S. ‘rmy and retumed
[5470]Subject lived there ‘in relative quiet until he, together with a war-
[5472]to Paris.
[5473]Subject and
[5475]Line triend, robbed a Paris bank of a sizeable anount of money.
[5476]sccumplice were apprehended by the Suréta on 11 July 1950, sentenced to prison,
[5477]but released same. five years later ‘or good behavior and on the basis of their —
[5481]war record.
[5483]electrician. While in Germany he assisted French officer P.0.d.'s to wnat
[5486]t
[5488]~ sega
[5490]ty cap,
[5492]could be of value to thia dcorey. Twe of his idcoas have bees nasced Lorva
[5496]a
[5498]oe
[5500]It {5 interestin: 4o note that eli in prison, subject davented a rachino |
[5501]for matin; carcbcard boxes, Thi pavhine was actually brat Sor one of the prison
[5502]acrdntotrations and put Into opetstton at tho priscn factecy, Upon discharge fren
[5504]; Tt.
[5505]prison in r Tecanber: of 1985, subject, Liv ody wor’ ‘od antyes. paroled. re) his brother
[5507]Frances. It kas wile hore: ‘that Bubject | Was contac ved by this actney and
[5509]eubsoquently browat to tis comtry, for use an one: cf. two acon, for i Project.
[5510]eSemTm: ‘Le oe
[5512]fbbject ts pregeatly residing in. hist ‘ashe Le apartcont and tg. readily
[5514]available fer any intervicus.
[5516]Subject is onzeced in his pave effice in several technical rinedexs which
[5518]ard
[5520]to TED for dovelepront/axploitatt ic. wp has oxpresond intercot in anotire
[5522]of his ideas, tha plans fer wilch hate Just teen camleted,
[5524]Alien Affaire stact of nnlcrctdon/tlatural zation has oxtentes subjects
[5526]backstepped residence status until 20 CctoLer, 190,
[5529]Phygical weserintton
[5531]Subject ig desertied as LA year ole rale Caucasian, Brat tell, of slic: ee
[5533]build (136 lug. avera ec weit), lone face, long nose, hark. lrewn Dhar,
[5537]valdin: in front, swarthy corploxion..Suvfect js oxtrerely and-ia perfect
[5539];  hoalthe fe ta an oxsirench foreign legioanaire and surviver of ¢erran
[5541]concentration capa,
[5545]Subject’s case officer asrces with jsseszent that he possesses the traits of
[5547]@ born clandestine onerater ant would ba an apt candicate for oxy blac!: miccion
[5549]Wiich requires: eenne
[5554]3.
[5556]mn able-bodiediess
[5558]42, ability to apsinilate easily (allowin;; for his Physical. features)
[5560]‘3. imato cence -
[5562].
[5564]uf Weattonal, élrection
[5566]ue sipertorinteL licence and reas soning: Powor o
[5568]"Se aity to ‘Corprohend and apply Anstiuction rapidly |
[5570]: 6.. willingiess to undertake an extrenely hazardous rigsian
[5572]Te basic technical. and mechanical applicd- cr theoretical abilities -
[5574]8, ability to izprovies and "know hows distarbin, Ay avertcan in
[5579]Sub ject's te idecterieal nore- then. momebery ete ta” rtonar, Srinject has little
[5581]part of his eamings.
[5583]“otivation.
[5585]rer ard for the value of his monev, and met he: stron: Lyn
[5589]“ed 40 set aside a
[5591]“ub yoct nasa stronz distasis for the Cormunist reg_me
[5593]and lies observed the cfrects of it at first hand, Subject indeed roes a step
[5595]farther, subscribin,: to the "Unternensch" theory iv the iussian peopla,.
[5597]Fronca
[5598]Geocian
[5599]German
[5601]mnglish
[5605]Lancuace Capabilities .
[5607]Subject speaks, reds, writes:
[5609]- native
[5610]= fluagnt.
[5611]-  feod to fluent
[5613]reads fluently, writes
[5614]a Hoe .
[5616]fatr, speaxes fair
[5618]Subject has exhibited gecd subordination to his Case Officer, intelligent
[5620]‘security preceutions re his persons habits, and the ability to quietly fit
[5622]into an American urban existence, Foray
[5624]Tred Xirkpatrick,
[5626]SH/u08,
[5628]th 705.
[5630]ace
[5632]urther information please call
[5636]Ve
[5638]“>
[5642]. 7 “NAME . ; , : ' n
[5643]y — Gael Durvard Cal 7 Jone too  ™
[5644]. 8. YT Auvntns , : ye ar
[5645]> - e : ; | anon ee ”
[5646]EA . > ) ALFEIthO BY . el
[5649]' * : “y . i at rn
[5653]ims be.
[5655]Fak
[5656]6
[5657]OC
[5659]“OU AEASPIS uss 1itted wiin’é sew
[5661]tate Puece
[5662]PLANE Das
[5664]hb eu
[5668]Déntures om AEA
[5669]or
[5671]ts
[5672]ly dune
[5676]nh on
[5678]2
[5679]centrect cravse step
[5681]eavacity Suificiest
[5682]v
[5686]An
[5688]s
[5690]2
[5691]cal
[5692]tment s
[5695]BES:
[5696]ai
[5697]n
[5699]WAIT
[5701]1
[5703]fr Ll fusyy 22
[5707]PECAN Pe FE
[5708]cs
[5709]te an ces
[5712]or
[5714]7
[5716]4
[5717]te,
[5718]$3)
[5719]30
[5723]satisi1ed the aren
[5725]by Dr
[5726]8
[5728]| | I
[5729]|, THES. 8. wHiTe OCNTAL MPG. CO. nO.» ACCONO CARO
[5734]14-0000
[5736]| seaman rome wy 46 _ SECRET | _
[5737]Office Memorandums - UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
[5739]3 chief, Soviet Atssia dLvision oo DATE: 20 ily 1950 © a :
[5740]APTN o: | SR/DOB : : co me ;
[5741]; “FROM : Rtrestor of Sasertfy. , re oo, \
[5742]2 SUBJECT: = AEASPIC, CI/OA Ho. C-73532 a
[5743]: my le Ta your “eno randun of ah Septeszer 1959, Mi _
[5744]wo . ‘. requested guszension .of the subject's tuenty-four hour etahy
[5745]ob ae until he reswzeé training about 1 August 1950. . : Your menorandun .
[5746]-, mo ‘ of 5: July 1920, io. 1996, indicates: he will be place? in a safe~
[5747]- ; a “~~ House for trainins about the last of Juiy 1960, and thet he will
[5748]. ‘continue his present “‘unescorted status on oceasicnal. _Weekends.
[5749]. °
[5750]an This vffice hes no ‘ch§ection to" that prosetre,
[5751]* FOR THE DIRScTOR OF SECURIGY:
[5752]bow a ‘
[5753]wie a. . - oe ve He Tennington : .
[5754]moh, : Chief, Alion Affairs Staff : . :
[5760]4-00500
[5762]‘af
[5764]2 soutmmcs agent
[5766]Aug: yi tres sing
[5767]sueliried GDeratiar, ay
[5769])
[5772]peo , i a
[5774]wo eeremale Poe noe
[5776]Office Memorandum © UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
[5777]a qir-n-60- “4 7 £
[5778]_ TO + ‘Chief, ‘Soviet Russia Division/DDP | DATE:
[5779]a “ATTN. : Chief, SR/DOB ; Z hug '9e9
[5782]_ . FROM, 1” Chief, Telecommuiications, fraining and Techniques Staffr/0c
[5783]. suByect: W/T Teaining - Agent AEASPIC.
[5785]-  ¥ SR/DOB 60-1990, 29 June 1960
[5789](2. This, will confinn vecent discussions held between ~
[5790]Mr. Fred Kirxpatrick. of your Office and Mr. Lee Jungen of ny
[5791]Staff relative to the proposed w/T training of AEASPIC. As
[5792]was. explained by Mr... Jungen, ‘W/? training of an agent on @
[5793]_. full or part-time basie,-is contingent upon the approval of 6 ~
[5794]_ specific project with supporting coumunications annex. While
[5795]we have on occasion participated in “holding” training of
[5796]agents without benefit: of a definite requirement, current
[5797]operational commitments now make this impossible. :
[5799]. 2. Should a definite requirement for. the operational
[5800]‘utilization of AEASPIC develop we will arrenge for the 4/T
[5801]aptitude ‘assessment and training. Prior to our initiating
[5802]such action, it is requested that a representative of your
[5803]Office discuss operational details with an appropriate
[5804]Foreign Division witbin the Office of Communications. This
[5805]will enable us to tailor subsequent training in terms of
[5806]specific equipment and procedures as required by the project.
[5807]In this respect, further information can be obtained by
[5808]contacting Mr. Lawrence Eisler on extension 8137.
[5810]“—~\
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[5818]oe .
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[5821]| Distribution’
[5822]Orig. & 1 - Addressee
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[5826]lord
[5827]N
[5828]me
[5830]WY
[5832]h
[5833]f
[5834]md
[5837]jduala or. unit ore to be placed in the *TO* coluan. Comment
[5838]‘7O- cofuan.- each commen: is to be undertined with @ line
[5840]ched docuseent 15 to pisce h i
[5842]@ docueent ia forearded to the next routing tobe placed
[5843]be the unit in ehich the havic docussnt tobe filed. |
[5844]Z + the central Cite shall be the pent to the fest couting to in-
[5845]THIS DOCUWENT. ROUTING AND “ACTION RECORD IS TO REMAIN ATTACHED TO Tie BASIC RECORD
[5847]-DOCUMENT SYMBOL AND NiIBER
[5849]Joocument Date
[5851]DOCUMENT PROCESSING DATA
[5853]2
[5854]INDEXED -
[5855]ABSTRACTED
[5857]FILE NUMBER
[5859]1 DEC ss
[5861]: , rom 60. g6 { (Secret 1 CONFIDENTIAL UNCLASSIFIED 40)
[5863]a mst be claszed aa otatelens.. ‘Subject earned the first part of. ‘his beccalaureat
[5865]_ 24 June 1960
[5867]* MEMO FOR THE RECORD
[5870]“SUBJECT: Blogrophic Information/Case Officer Evaluation of
[5871]David TCITLICHVILI, alias David DURVARD |
[5873]_ Blographte: Inforia titoe
[5875], : Davia rerieienvitz ‘Was bom 20 Deeenber 1919" in roLlias, Gesrete, where:
[5876]‘he lived with his parents iuntal agar. ‘Subject at that time noved to Franee
[5877]. wth his: parents,:: “Subject. grew up An France’ arid therefore Speaks native
[5879]Freneti (Paris{an). Subject doss ‘not. have French citizenship, however, and
[5881]et Breguet (electto-engineering), then entered. the Foreign Legion ‘at the
[5882]beginning of WWII, Subject fought in N. Africa uned2 French cepitulation in.
[5883]1940, at which time he wag discharged to return home to Paris. in 1943 he went
[5885]to Germany as a voluntary worker, He. worked there primari ly ag an industrial
[5887]electrician. © while in Germany he assisted French officor P.O, Wet to escape,
[5889]aiding them with cleverly falsified papers, stamps, eacheata and even untforns. ;
[5890]It is interesting to note that while aubject attended school at Breuguet, he - ,
[5892]also attended the Technicun for Cinematography. It was from these past studies
[5894]at the ‘Tethnicun that subject wag able to develop techniques to apply to photo~
[5895]mechanical forging of doctimenta,. ‘stamps, and cachete. “Subject was betrayed
[5897]to Germans, arrested, and sentenced to death for espionage. Subject was able
[5899]to drag this case out by implying the existence of a large British run net
[5901]of which he was a part. “In 195: he. was Liberated by the U.S. Army and retumed
[5903]to Paria. Subject lived there in relative mtet until he, together with a war-
[5905]time | ‘friend, Tobbéd a Paris bank of & sizeable. encunt of money. Subject and
[5907]. accunplice were apprehended by the Suréte on u July 1950, ssntenced to prison,
[5908]. but released 80me five years later ror good behavior and on the basis of their
[5909]pes. L3R¥VT77
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[5912]war record, ven
[5915]a a
[5916]- 2s
[5918]Tt is Antaresting to note tint while in prisen, . subject invente’d | a | raghine
[5920]no for malin; cardboard ‘baxes. “This machine vas actually built for one of the prisea
[5921]_ adrinistrations an _Put inte operption at ‘tho Prison factory. Upen elechanye ‘trom
[5923]“prison: in Decanter of 1955," sub je ct ‘Hved,, varied: antyas parélod to his brotier
[5924]“in Cap, France. It was Mile there tliat subject wis contactad by this agency and
[5925]. subéequently browcht to this’ country for use as ons, of two acento for Project:
[5926]ASU DEL. _ a a
[5927]Sth ject da presently rooting in his Vash “ACs apartzent and is readily.
[5928]‘available for any intervisva. , . _ , ;
[5930]| Subject is ongazed in’his eae office in several technical gimmicks which
[5932]coulé! be of value to this agency. Two of his ideas have been nasscd forward
[5933]to ISD for dovelopvent/exploitation. 750 has expressed Interust in another
[5935]of ed ideas, the plans for which have just baen completed.
[5936]“Aten Affairs State of Inte ratdon/ilaturalizetion has extended subjects?
[5938]- backstoppod residence statis until 20 Geteber, 1950,
[5942]Subject is descriicd as ll year old mala Caucasian, 516" tall, of slight
[5943]- butld (136 Wee avera:a a weicht),- Yon: face, Long noso, lark urewn hair,
[5944], ‘balding in front, swarthy complexion. subject is extromely/anl in perfect
[5945]health, ie is an ex-rrench foreion legionnaire and survivor of Cernan
[5947]‘concentration carpe.
[5948]- Evaluation
[5949]Subject! s ease officer agrees with Assesment that he possesses the traits of
[5951]_@ born clandestine operator anc would be an aot candidate for any black nlssion
[5953]"which requires: shang
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[5964]‘Be imate sense of locational direction ; —_
[5966]he superiorintollicance and reasoning power ,
[5968]Se ability to conprehend and apply instruction rapidly”
[5970]: be winches to undertake an extrenoly hazartous riszton a
[5974]Te basic technical and nochiani¢a1- applied cr ‘theoretical abilities
[5976]oie Oe map ; ; & ability to improvise and "know hour ateturbincly Amerdean 4n-
[5977]‘ charactors oe a, -
[5979]otivation
[5981]: SMCTIVAT CH . .
[5982]Subjects ie ideological more than. monetary 2 that is te say, subject hao little
[5984]revard for the value of his money, axl mst be strongly urged to sot aside a
[5986]‘ '
[5987]i ca part. of his earnings. subject has a strons dintasto for the Conraunint regine : i
[5988]and has ‘observed the efrects of it at firet hand, Subject indeod goes a step
[5990]i
[5991]i ; .
[5992]H ; farther, subseribing te the "Untermensch" theory re the Russian people.
[5994]Languaze Capabilities. j
[5995]. ; i
[5997]Subject speaks, rads, writest - a a . os :
[5999]wi. . ; French. - native i
[6001]4 . = cerman =) geod to £ luent - . i
[6003]imylish = reads fluently, writes fair, speaks fair ae
[6005]*  Subfect has exhibited rood subordination to his Case Officer, intelligent
[6007]. soourity precautions re his personal habits, and the ability to quietly fit
[6009]into an American urven existence. For any further information please call
[6011]; —- _ Fred Kirkpatrick, S#/v0L, 1-705. None 7
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[6298]SECRET
[6300]\ : i 7 $x/poB/eu- ae SS -
[6301]. 29 Septembor 1960 7 os 7 _—
[6303]" MEMORANDUM FOR:, Chief, Allen Atfaive: Staff, OS |.
[6305]URTTENTION: ©- ©, Mr. Penningtoe 1, |
[6306]SUBJECT: , Traasfer and Guartéring arrangements for AEASPIC fe
[6308]i he. This’is to.confirm a discussion between Mr. Fred Kirkpatrick, ~
[6309]'SR/DOB and your office regarding trans{er:and quartering arrangements.
[6311]for AEASPIC, David Durvard.{a),, and, the interest expressed by : i
[6312]Dr. Lester Houck of Africa Division-re acquiring AEASPIC as a long _ &
[6313]term asset for that division, ; co . \
[6315]t .
[6317]! 2. In compliance with a request made of this offica by Africa
[6318]Division, it is understood your office has agreed to the temporary '
[6319]quartering of, AEASPIC ina furnished gafe apartment located. at :
[6320]apartment 307, 5741 Colorado Avenuc, N.W., Washington, D.C.” _ i
[6321]This office, with your concurrence, has agreed to lend the use of i
[6322]i
[6324]‘this apartment for.a period of about two weeks, effective 28 September
[6325]1960. At present AEASPIC ia visited once a week and/or aa the need
[6326]arises, ALASPIC has hia own salary for. food and public transportation.
[6327]‘The oame.cover. arrangements exists ‘under this arrangement 4s .- '
[6328]existed when Subject ved at 925 25th Street, N,W., in his own apartment. |
[6329]The cover arrangement is that. David Durvard (a) isa technical associate i
[6330]of Fred K. Komer (a) (i.e. an SR/DOB case officer). seif-employed, :
[6331]manufacturers commissioned representative. .
[6333]; : - , “MICHAEL RAE
[6334]ae — - “Chief, SR/DOB
[6337]_ £3-1236 (coaltage):
[6338]ez September 1960 |
[6340]SUBJECT. Possible resettlement of sf /D08, ‘Pedaox Agent
[6341]REFERENCE: — s/o8/69-201, 25 ay 1960
[6343]: As at result, of referpiced sohorebdiit ‘ana in. Line with
[6345]By: president. of. ‘the: ‘Giliet Razor -
[6347]“Fe
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[6350]i
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[6361]len end that’ they Wished to invite the cooperaticn of the Corpany in ;
[6363]_ smployments _
[6365]_ 2 Mr. Gross, after posing several questicns, “agreed in’ » prinetpis
[6366]that the company would be willing to supply such agent with employment
[6367]im their Mexico City factory. Hovever, he wished to ‘Giscuss {t with
[6368]the General Counsel and also to look into the laws of Mexico dealing :
[6369]with the period of exployment and what provisions there vere for dis-
[6370]assoclating. themselves vith such man ehould he prove completely un-
[6371]satisfactory... It was then explained to Mr. Gross that the Agency would
[6373]_*. Like to be able to supply the agent with a ‘reasonsble fecimile of a
[6375]' Gillette letterhead together with a message which would offer nim en-
[6376]ployment upon his arrivel in. Mexico City. Again’ Mr. Gross approved of
[6378]it in principle, but requested that a copy of the letter be shown hin
[6380]prior to its dispatch.
[6382]3. Upon return to headquarters, the “undersigned talked vith ar.
[6383]ne : Fred Kirkpatrick of SR/D03 aud explained to him what vas ‘needed to
[6384]oo ‘patisfy the requests of. Mr. Gross. Mr. Kirkpatrick explained that
[6385]within the last 40 hours a different division had evidenced interest
[6386]in the. agent, and were picking him up for their use so that there vould
[6387]be no-further need of. the ofter of employment ‘fron Gillette.
[6389]:. - ot oo The undersigned vill see Mr. Gross on 21 Septenber 1960 to
[6390]: emlats the situatiog and thank hin for his offer of cooperation.
[6392]fog
[6393](cc: Chief, SR/DOB .
[6395]“undersigned ‘and: various members .o Sh/D08, a
[6396]ptember. 1960. -
[6398]phe resettlexent: in Fexico. City of on saset tor whom we vishod: wo ‘find
[6400]- BRANCIS L. COOLIDGS —_
[6401]_FRAICES Be COOUEBOE | 977
[6403]20 September 1940 -*-”
[6405]novo FOR THE KcORD a Tot ao re
[6407]At 1:30 hra., 19 September 1960, ‘Mr. Lester, Houck and Mr, Edvard
[6408]. Wellea, -both of Africa Division, were accompanied to S3/DOB- Covert -
[6409]waite to discuss: full’ transfer of. the ‘remaining AESENTINEL agenty woe
[6411]© AEASPAC,. ‘to ‘Africa ‘Pivision. a
[6415]. ao, |
[6417]- !
[6419]: Preserit for. SR/tOB were Mike Rae, -C/SR/D0B3. Perry ‘Crookham, an i
[6420]“Dep. C/Sk/ BOB. (AESERIT! EL” Project Case Ottscer)pand Fred- Mekpatrick, rn ne
[6422]1
[6424]|
[6426]|
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[6430]vege -SR/DOB Case, OF cer.
[6432]; d Mrs Welles’ expressed: ‘an avid interest in pteidng’-
[6433]“up ~AEASPIC. on.¢ontfact for ‘opérational assignment in Africa- Divisions
[6435]. This office agreed to expedite. insofar as possible the handing over
[6436]of “AEASPIC.’ and, at the renest: of f Africa ‘Divi stony, to assist da, certain.
[6437]‘ -pre= training. . ; _ , : .
[6439]: SR/DOB. haa agreed to arrange “for AEASPIC certain ‘clandestine.
[6440]training’ arid processing (demolition, sail arma, medical/immunization)
[6441]in ‘cor:sorance with Subject's Projected: assignment.
[6443]“This action will. obviate any Mexican resottlenent procecures for
[6444]. woe . 7 ,
[6445]‘ jo
[6447]AEASPIC.
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[6456]Tny end Este: wedngadayy 28 28 Sep _
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[6500]lee Highway, turn right one block beyond Glebe Road, "Medical Center"
[6501]: sign. Parxing area provided. : ; Jor. 23 377
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[6506]. . 20 September 1960
[6507]. MEMO FOR THE RECORD ae
[6509]At 30 hra., 19 September’ 1960, Mr. Lester Youck and Mr, ‘Edvard
[6510]Welles, both’ of. Africa Division, | were’ ‘accompanied : ‘toSR/DOB covert ~
[6511]gite to discuss’ full transfer of. ‘the > Fenaining: AESENTINEL agent, : :
[6512]~ AEASPIC, tos k. Fica Divisian, _
[6514]; “Presedt ‘for: ‘$R/D0B were. Mike Rae; ‘c/sn/we; ? Perry. Crodkhatiy re
[6515]Dep.” "C/SR/ DOB. (AESESTI NEL Project Case Officer)sand Fred: Markpatrick, :
[6516]SB/DOB. Case. ‘Officer. — . oe
[6518]ME. Houck ‘and Mri “Welles expressed: an ‘avid interest ‘in n pleking: | ;
[6520]up AEASPIC on contract for. operational assignment in Africa Divigion, |
[6522]This> office ‘agread .to expedite insofar as possible. -the handing: over .
[6524]: of. AEASPIC and, at the ‘request of Africa Division, | to assist in certain
[6525]. prostraining.: o
[6527]-SR/DOB. has agreed to arrange for “abasPIC certain clandestine
[6528]training ‘and processing (demolition, small arns, medical/imnunization)
[6529]in consonance with Subject’s ‘projected assignment.
[6531]This action will obviate any Mexican resettlement Procedures for
[6532]AEASPIC. . .
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[6541]Lee 259477
[6543]30 August 1960
[6545]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD.
[6547]SUBJECT: Mexican Régettlement Arrangements for’ /AESENTINEL
[6548]7 Agent AEASPIC. a 5
[6550]Ss 1s cat’ 1330 hours: 26 ‘August $R/DOB case officer Fired.
[6551]. ‘Kirkpatrick met with Clay) Calendar and Jim Meyers of TSD/IB
[6552]and Frank Coalidge of Office of Security. Contacts. At-this time’
[6553]a-name, for AEASPIC was: agreed: on and then .passed on to . ;
[6554]Mr. Coolidge so” that he in turn could ascertain the job possibilities
[6555]‘for AEASPIC's possible Mexican, Resettiement. The name agréed
[6556]on for AEASPIG was Dimitrius I. Difonas, a Greek name to
[6557]fit his Greek passport. TSD/IB is ready to draft and arrange all -
[6558]necessary Greek documentation for AEASPIC as soon as a job
[6559]offer through Mr. Coolidge's Office can ‘be firmed: up, which should .
[6560]come about in eariy September. SR/DOB is to furnish TSD/IB
[6561]| passport type photes with negatives. This has already been.
[6562]. arranged for with Hal- McCormick of this office.
[6564]' “ $R/DOB- case e officer, Fred Kirkpatrick with Clay
[6566]: Calendar of TSD/1B is presently engaged in writing a cover story/
[6567]biography to fit the new identity of AEASPIC. AEASPIC is as yet
[6568]unaware of any resettlement arrangements. It is hoped AEASPIC
[6569]can be utilized by some component of the DD/P, however if not,
[6570]then these resettlement will go through as per plan. |
[6572]Be SO oe FRED KIRKPATRICK
[6574]fe /-2 35977
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[6581]‘gupgact:  Perecnnel for Contingency Forse ==
[6583]. dncluding * a-cilitary, while under Agency sponsorship.
[6585]on contract status, he will be. r
[6587]2 S0OSET
[6589]Cael bug
[6593]26 August'19%0 0
[6597]gia dur 1959."
[6598]g in France, ‘Subject's background appears.
[6599]‘as .hé has served in. the Red ‘ay, thé French
[6600]and-in addition has‘received various training
[6601]Sab-
[6603]"  Joct is -unvitting and Has good ‘non-G.-S, attribufity. =
[6604]- “ 2) SR would like to see Subject utilised in scm eapacity
[6605]as be réprosents a large investment in time, ;
[6607]training and money.
[6609]SR now hae nothing for subject es his intended mission was
[6610]scrapped prior to dispatch because of the then forthcoming
[6611]visit of KRUCHEV to the 0. S, Also, subject's resident. permit
[6613]will--expire in October at which time, unless he is continued
[6614]e-settled in South Azerica,
[6616]3. Attached you wil) find Bl and Case Officer evaluation ~
[6617]of subject. .
[6619]/ Toth
[6620]Gord
[6622]on Mothes
[6624]_  WH/4/PH
[6626]Attachment
[6628]: : 4 "His. nality “is. us
[6629]he ie now stateless and prior to being res. 5 +
[6633]“Davia T2ITZICHVI-A was. bora’ 19° July, i918 ‘in Toiltet, Georgia a - H
[6635]: in 1940, at which time he was discharged to raturn home to Paris.
[6637](24 August 1960
[6639]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD = : : .
[6640]: SUBJECT: Biographic’ Information/Case Officer Evaluation of  .
[6642]» David TEITZICHVI: ‘I, alias ‘David DURVARD a op
[6644]= Bla hic Information wee : a, i
[6646]lived wit his Parente until 1921. Subject ae. “that time. ne oot
[6648]France with his parsnte. Subject grew up jo France and — .
[6650], ‘therefore: apeaks native Freach (Paitsian). Subject does wat fave
[6652]‘French: citizenship, however, and must be’ classed as stateiesa. . i
[6654]Subject earned the first part of hig paccalureat at Breguet {electro-
[6656]engineering), then entered the Foreign Legion at the beginning of
[6658]World War II. Subject fought in N. Africa untii French capitulation . '
[6659]In 1943 he went to Germany as a voluatary worker. - He worked there
[6660]primarily as an industriai electrician. While in Germany he assisted
[6661]French officer P. oO. W.'s to escape, aiding them with cleverly
[6663]faleified papers, stampc, cachste and even uaiforme. It is interesting |
[6665]: to note that while Subject attended school at Breuguet, he aise :
[6667]attended the Technicam for Cinematography. It was from these past
[6669]_studigs at the Technicum that Subject was able to devciop techniques
[6671]to apply to photo-mechanicai forging of documents, stamps, and
[6672]cacheta. Subject was betrayed to Germans, arrested, and sentenced
[6674]to death for espionage. Subject was able to drag his case out by .
[6676]14-0000
[6678]. Sabject and’ ac cofnplice: were, ,
[6680]behavior and’ on the’ basis, of their war “rgcord.
[6682]implying the existence of a large British run net of which he was a. -
[6683]: pat. In ‘1945 "be was liberated by the U. S.. Army and returned, to -
[6684]: Paris. Subject Mved there in relative quiet until he; together with | a
[6686]wartime friend, robbed a Parte: bank ofa sizeable. ariount of money.
[6687]rete. on ho ‘Jaly, 1950; .
[6689]prohended by the's
[6691]= senienced to: Pinon, but released some. five years later for good.
[6693]he is. intereating ‘to -
[6695]note that wiiile. in prison, Subject iavanted a. machine for r making
[6697]cardboard ‘boxes. - Tha. machine was actually built for one of the . ;
[6699]prison administrations and put into operation at thie prison factory. -
[6701]Upon discharge from prison in December of 1955, Subject ilved,
[6703]worked and was paroied to his brother in Gap, France. It was while
[6705]“there that Subject was contacted by this agency and ac:bsequently
[6707]brought to this country for use as one of two agente for Project
[6708]AESENTINEL,
[6709]Subject ia presently residing in hia Washington, D.C. “apartment and
[6711]is readily available for any interviews.
[6712]Subject is engaged in his ‘safe office in several technical gimmicks
[6714]‘which could be of value to thia Agency. Two of his. ideas have been
[6716]_ passed forward to TSD for developmeat/exploitation, TSD haa —
[6718]expreased interest in another of his ideas, the plana for which have.
[6719]juet been completed. \ ,
[6721]Ailen Affaire Staff of Immigration/Naturalization hag extended
[6722]Subject's backstopped:residence atatua until 20 October 1966.
[6724]|
[6726]Tq
[6729]Meir OYanAUM + UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT |
[6731]STANDARD poet MO. 64
[6733]To (: Hire Simest G,. Hoycrink DATE: 20 Nay 1959 °° |
[6735]- PROM :+. Special Contracting Officer
[6737]7 SUBJECT: : Record of monthly salary, paid. sudject empleyee
[6739]Due
[6741]"Date ) Cash paid ‘Depositee'to Balance Initial
[6743]Escrow account
[6745]20 Vay 1959" "3450.00 ° $450.00 aa
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[6749]20 Ava
[6750]20 Avy Pisa
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[6871]On 27 May 1980y tie files.o2 the Ke tropelitan Palies Gegerty, srt
[6873]Cantral depceltory, vers oeerchud res) va baze of the Subject wath : .
[6877]20 Hay “a9é0, sttenpts, ta} dorel 103 bloerss cel invcrnmation on . S
[6878]proved negative ai the Dhetries of Col sata Ortvers t Linetas ent :
[6879]2 araiey gad tira Coluntis Glas, and Mirror ¢ 9 S24 0
[6881]xeot, a Lorne piece af, aaplesaont of tha piers _
[6883]Lat Bay ie, Antes
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[6903]- . gR/DGBIOr AIF. _.
[6906]“MEMORANDUM FOR: ‘Chief, OS/Auéa Affaire Stal
[6907]ATTENTION: | - | Mr. Pennington
[6909]- SUBJECT:.. .  - ‘Change of siving
[6910]oe ETFO No. Ge73532 7
[6912]1) Background: “© Ste
[6914]fiight‘on 20 ‘April (959 for training preparatory to dispatch.on a biack
[6915]mission into the USS as a membe? of a REDSOX team. ClY{VA .
[6916]Division appreved (No. C-73532) on 34 March 1959. This mission
[6918]haa baen postponed as of 17 June Gov.
[6920]. 2. In view of tho effort and expense devoted to the recrult-
[6921]ment and training of ALASPIC, SR Division has deemad it worthwhile
[6922]to give. Subject certain’ ilmited additicna: training prior to operatioaal
[6924]’ utilleation by another component of the DD/P. To faci:itate this end
[6925]it is requested that aubjact, towards the cnd of July, 1965, be
[6926]permitted to be moved to an SR/DUS safehouso on the outskirta of
[6927]Waahington, D.C, Sublect wil: remain therc unti? final disposition
[6928]ef his case. Aithough Subject has conducted himsc!f in an exempiary
[6929]manner rs hia personai habits aod seage of security, fina! disposition
[6930]of Subject can be better accomplished in a more controltied ‘natallation.
[6932]3. It is anticipated that fina! resu:vement of the case of
[6934]AEASPIC; t.e. operationai willizatioa by anciher component ofthe —__
[6936]DD/P or resett:emsnt, witi be accomalishdd by 20 October i9ou,
[6937]the date approved by O5S/Atien Affairs staf{ whereby ACASPIC can © -
[6938]iegally romain backstopged in the United States. : .
[6940]_ 4. dt de further requested that ADASPIC be permitted to
[6941]cuatinue to spend occaglona! week-end free time unescorted within
[6942]the limits of the greater Washiagton, DO. ©. area.
[6944].- , 3. subject witi'c ntinge to be advised and guided by an
[6945]SR/DGOB Case Ulficer ra Subject's pezaona! ‘ite and habits.
[6947]ng Cuarters, Case of AEASPIC,. |
[6949]_ Subject was Brought to the United States via HBRAINBOW |
[6951]a -6.. Subject-will be avtscrized no accens to transportation
[6952]other than pub:ic and/or occasaiccai rides afforded him n by hie
[6953]Case Cificer in an SR/DCB vekic.c.
[6955]z. Subject's safe effice sillbe terminated d and vacated at-
[6956]the samo time as hia apartment. po .
[6958]a ’ 6. For any’ ‘Carther infor =atica please contact. Fred a Kiskpatitch,
[6959]sa/poB on extension 3351. . a oe .
[6961]PERRY EL. ‘CROGKHAM
[6962]Acting Chief, $ SR/DOB.
[6965]mo  tbHEE _
[6966]‘expoaséo- 19 7 0 - i
[6967]29 June. 1960
[6969]: > MFMCRANTUM FOR! Office of Communications
[6971]“grrevitog - Chief 0¢/TTT og
[6972]_« WT Training for SRY LOB contract agent AEASPIC ,
[6974]_Subsiet
[6976]o, 1.. It te requested that W/T.sptitude sssessrent and subsequent
[6978]“ ¥f training -be instituted at your earliest convenience for SR/D0B ;
[6979]“eontract-agent -AEASPIC.. . This. tra:ning ‘45. decmed necessary in order —
[6980]to.round ‘cut Subject'’s clandestine training for operational utilisation
[6981]by interes tad ‘DD/P componente. : oo .
[6983]2. Subject to your concurrence, it is anticipated that, Wt | _«
[6984]training will-be given Subject et a safe office located in the dom- ~~ ;
[6985]‘ town D.C. area, and then continued: at an SR/D08 safehcusae beginning
[6986]1 August 1960. Training is to be maintained until Subject faa |
[6988]qualified operational W/T communicator. :
[6990]; 3. Trensportation for the commnications instructor to ond from
[6991]; the training sites will be provided by SR/TOB, :
[6993]lh. For any further information, plesae contact Pred ‘Kirkpatrick,
[6994]SH/DO03, Extension 8331. .
[6996]ureter oe
[6998]: "PURRY &. CROOKHAM i
[6999]Acting Chief, SR/f0B . \
[7000]PC/ ge F
[7001]: Distrib.: 0 & } - addressee i
[7002]‘2 -SR/DOB i
[7003]: 1 - SR/DOB chrono ie
[7004]t
[7006]SECHEI Mr Lisygsy
[7008]Narnia |
[7010]im 23 June We6u
[7012]pe . + HORA eM FOR THE RPCOW ‘
[7013]' . SuBJTST#. tiscontdinuance of Project AESEN TZEL for 1:40 . fs
[7014]- “Ls tH LT tune 1M, SF/NE- was informed telephonically by my
[7016]a cuanto: » copfa (Acting chief Si/ Dive) that. Project AFSEMTISEL
[7018]: would-not_becarried out this year(LjuG)e - a a .
[7019]oe . «The foasibility/practicabllity ‘of carrying out this-project
[7021]: at 2 later cate would of eduree -deverc. on the Line of Undted States .
[7023]: ‘policy vis-a-vis countering the Scviet throate - Dot
[7025]3. After due consideration, by i has taken steps to tow rate
[7026]one of the t ASSET ICEL aronte, ? 9/3. Ae rogards the ether
[7028]: arent, ABAD IC, 1 4g felt that he could ve of definite earvice
[7030]i thie Agency in some simllar capacity. Thia office te orcserntly enpaced:y.
[7032]. in finding a job for Riiconlc. . —
[7034]'
[7038]FRG KIREPATRICR _ _
[7040]_ a 7s
[7043]a : oo.
[7044]wt i ESR wT?
[7047]~ “returned.
[7049]_.. How we have waited -for ‘this one
[7051]“eut so' have we. For ears ’she.has not lsd any waca
[7053]~ pisting. ~-We -hoped until thelast.minute.for your presence ab
[7055] gfter Aunick left, he went on vacation to the Falearic Islands
[7057]_and soon cot her diploma.
[7059]a bee oD Nay 1960" Tt
[7060]‘ ; 30 Rue Catanis ~ .
[7061]‘Paris XIV.
[7063]‘Burrah} At-last, at last everything -hacrens... even a letter from Fath
[7064]tecause it's the only one we have récéived. We
[7065]Fat is adn South America ee. Fat
[7067]you know ¢
[7069]heard here ant theresse. Ajibo has a letter. .
[7071]yed-your stort letter..sbut tt shoul? be a very Jong one:
[7072]tor one year's silence, Do you understand? Ore Whole year”
[7073]imagsning the worst and-with each-——— our thoughts:
[7074]{ nsf id) You certainly, have sone nerve -
[7075]| now, Ino longee" grumble: ~~
[7076]ndlessly, and makes“you ~~
[7077]that she. has excuses: fe
[7078]ation’ and is crushed bt,” worries,
[7079]“oesn't have a cent. Not only is it not funny, it's alao dis-
[7080]‘ Nina's wedding, =~
[7081]which wag strictly Tussian... the facade atleast, tut also the reverse sidket |
[7082]230 people, an excellent buffet, champayne, (eruchon?). ete..o. Ceorgian dances and
[7083]an atmosphere so woncerful inat the solemn 2r7 lieut. Monestier lost his “feet and -~
[7084]danced (dragced on ty Stanko) the Georgian Tance] There are pictures to prov :
[7085]it which are it: the hands of Nina dnd Bernard. These two are living the perfect
[7086]love, with a capital A. ftemard is charming in every way. The Moncstiers have
[7087]given generously tut we should do the samc. Victor who had >romised 90, 000 -
[7088]gave 50,000, Aunick must have loaned her rather 60,000 on Esti's pay and Fernard.
[7089]loaned 50,000 to your father-in-law. With Nina gone we have lived on ‘Aunick's
[7090]salary with debts more. Jebts. (vaste?) having stated that didn't have a cent
[7091]antil | sti, angry a‘ter 13 months without leave sent, for iis wife. Aunick
[7092]departed for Algeria ty plane asking her father to pay tack the money loaned
[7093]without leaving us anything to live on, Vic didn't. have amr money, tut the day
[7094]with Laridge and -
[7095]a certain Eqrtaral Nelly, no rossibility of vacation or anyth'ng. we don't
[7096]even speak about it. I had to borrow from everywhere to live until Aunick) = 2.
[7097]tT h-months afterwards withont lodging and not able to find ( illegitle)-:”
[7098]herein one room, and they toth working, but Estihas to take
[7099]“time off very often for examination, plans, etc... therefore Aunick gives us
[7100]20,900 ver month. Colette rade a few dresses. Nelly took her teauticians course
[7101]She looked for a ict wiicn she could not find, She
[7102]was too young (she's 18 years old.) This is just to show you our joy of living.
[7103]and the chan-e in character of. Colette who (illegitle) for nothing and makes ,
[7104]life expensive for us. (On top of everything I had an operation last year.
[7105]Since January, Victor has snent two weeks in the nospital an“ he's going for five
[7106]ronths to the mountains. Leaving us to pay the rent. the t»s, the electricity,
[7107]the water, and if that isn't enough, the taxes. (waich He forgot), This is our
[7108]debt-ridden lire. Wnole days without heat, without .ight even without bready
[7109]and uhen will this end?: If Colette only found work, and Nelly too, tut nothing —
[7110]nothing. I'm lsoking ror those religious ‘aouses where we can ask for ~ittance,
[7111]but great catastrophes like Frejus and Agacir take up all the possibilities.
[7112]This gives you an idea of ry vealmess, and I'm 5C years old, I can no -lonrer ‘work
[7113]as I used to-and, as cor my frien?s, except for (illigible) who payed for Nelly's
[7114]studies Bribri who is. faithful tut no longer has rucn money.e. that's all, The
[7115]worst thing is the lack’ of heat. This gives you a few details on the jcyous
[7116]life that all ¢ive of us are leading hese. 45 for.Nina, she's out of all this,.
[7117]. : . - . ’
[7119]to sréab ‘of: Miini who |
[7120]io Stil T
[7121]three tires. rore“irritat
[7123]Je.. zit coes - without, say:
[7125]is unerplayed, anc
[7127]“They care to live
[7130]t .
[7132]dope AZSV77
[7135]14-0000
[7137]“She ‘his an easy ite. cand rather fash: onavie ite. - “Her ‘hastand is at her feet, it _
[7138]“o. Aunick also has a wonderful husband, trt
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[7141]bites’ “people whom ‘he: ‘doesn! t au tte coe
[7142]“wio Chases therice which infest the - Ket tehens - Ne
[7144]ondate, « 4 win: your itfe to us. quickly. oe }
[7145]ghy. has it taken so long. to write? Can-you co
[7146]ris quite ' distants. _Dontt. you think that J
[7148]‘now! “4g y can “help us “out °
[7149]rt st terrible : in our: 1
[7150]2k vacation. . You willbe. 4
[7151]ally. i ‘you core ‘back ‘t
[7153]¢: yes: 1 Her acnd“tnelaw. Maguy and: Loulou; both sane, “
[7154]. 4 faithful ones. “With this I have. bothered you enough, for this tire-tut I chet
[7155]: wanted: to ‘pot you -in’ ‘ths swim. again: after a “yeare . : -
[7157]wc ene — coe dso" you. have all ‘the months without any news . “Don't start ‘that over 7
[7158]: agains : noe 4
[7160]” the. whole family is go: ng to urite: you. Even: lazy ‘Colette ‘bat
[7161]what wouldn't we do for you. . oo
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[7166]14-0000
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[7407]t-wreiting to .you...It 4a, the last ne.Colette had written.
[7409]Annick twice,I- have four .time,Nelly twice,Nina oncé,with
[7411]‘rent natie.That: is extreordinary..sbecause 1 hope you ere -
[7413]sth alds ‘tLe. no necessary to talk about our life...Tnat la -
[7415]me ofall... Dope gain-wy letter to telling you your onele Keresselidg: ©
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[7417]“naver reéeived an.answor. — - re Sn
[7419]_ Mme ‘Kwinitadze 13 dead and also Mr Galoblicnvili,one of thia = -
[7421]- day that will be my turn...will I. see you again before.? . _
[7423]If that letter d&dnot arrive,I givo up.
[7425]We are kissing you all of us.
[7427]Grandma. SET
[7429]dep RIKI
[7432]Paris, March 7, 1960
[7433]Lo os . hoe |
[7434]“very dear ‘Bauarde, < ; bo: :
[7435]we were. eginning, te ‘wonder at you were » atLaT on this o planet « or “ae. you ‘bad
[7436]. : ooo .
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[7439]“letter but I ‘am going to wite her-a: notes ~ ‘As for the others) I don't mow an
[7441]‘their address. Be so kind as. to give: it to me so that I can carry out your | a
[7442]orders33§ Time passes with incredible swiftness and onfortunately life 4s 80
[7444]monotonouss Apart fem Nina's marriage, shich was a great success and during
[7446]which we had a very good time, therets nothing very interesting, Mina and
[7447]Bernard found.an apartment very nosr the house at Bde Auguste BiQnqui alzost
[7449]cat the corner of the rue do la Santé, the building which is behind the iittle oe
[7451]ges station at the end of a long alleyavey. Catch onl as for mth and Auatek °
[7452]they are still at home but would like to find a place of their ove ate
[7454]“You're exaggerating when you say ‘Hopy the "pisser® which is completely "
[7455]wronge You should instead say Rory the "biter" for he bites Capel ‘anfortunately! | _ %
[7456]- Yesterday evening the whole fanily was esthared including hele and Maguy to. .
[7457]ceolebratent meee, alas}! LS sunnerst The atmosphere was very friendly, and ; 7
[7459]just this. morning ,a letter fron “you bright and early. It's an extraordinary .
[7460]piece of luck that it's till in one piece as it was pouring out when I shouted
[7462]a letter from Yous, You can be sure of ‘getting nevs from the whole family and
[7464]I thank you for loving. us 80 sincerelyt My. august former husband has just
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[7471]- éeucht double ‘pnewronda again, ne'ld be leid up at least until: Septenber ‘which
[7472]. ‘Bas. ‘plunged us. all” into: (tree trarelation) our ears: in debt - -a matter of mney . “ a —
[7473]“ naturaliys Therefore, I'd. like to tell you that your Letter makes. me very. ‘happye ’ -
[7475]tow should e rtainly “be ‘Franed. with ‘the aost beautiful frane that. existe in this.
[7477]. ‘whole. wide world- for thers enreiy Bo two: like. you thas far: as: wo are concerned
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[7479]“may heaven take 4 Ayes, consideration, toward the renisston of all 1 your
[7481]s I stopped this letter ‘yeoterday. evening when odie cane to visit no to
[7482]- aan ine a hepry. anniversary wth a bouquist of flowers. - She stayed for dinner —
[7483]as well as Meguy. and all: three of. as went to the movies to, gee an old: fils
[7485]which was very fanny “®You Can't Take it vith You" ‘in vhich James Stewart was
[7487]still young.
[7488]Wheat else is there to tell you, you know our lifa...nothing has changed.
[7489]So,1 impatiently avait another ‘letter from you telling us what you ore doing
[7490]with many details, It vould be really nice if you could be here for the end :
[7491]_of the years In the meantime I kiss you affectionately. ’
[7493]Coco
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[7802]“ast letter a sensati onal: event occurréd in the farily.
[7803]: _ As you. | asked mes I gent thee: your address and
[7805]Mae me Paris, 2h March
[7807]hope. that unlike myself you ‘received ny ietter.
[7808]A ‘fourth “aughter for. -
[7810]ry congratulations, - . ;
[7811]. Testerday Lowlou came by for a’ few minutes ia the afternoon to give us- some -
[7813]His father's condition is. ‘very bad. We ‘are atrata ‘it is a tumor
[7815]of the lung. Unfortunately, when one says tumor, one often means cancert . I ‘hope
[7817]to God that I am mistaken, Little (eligibie) ‘the cousin of Ramaz had. a fine boy
[7819]named Christophe; and th-t's the latest news]
[7820]The children should write you every day, but if you want to chew them out,
[7822]_ here is Nina's address: Mme. Monestier, 159 Bd. Aucuste Elanqui,. Paris 13.
[7824]. expensive Little shop.
[7826]velly has’ been working since last Monday in a very stylish and territly
[7828]store for expensive Lingerie at the corner of rue Mromesnil and St. Honore,
[7830]I an writing you ald curled up in the corner of the kitchen for we are out ©
[7832]what crimes must I have comritted in a previous life to lead such. an ugly.
[7834]lifes.
[7836]last letter never arrived! I am waiting impatiently for some news from you, In
[7838]_ the meantire, I kdss you affectionately,
[7840]“Coco
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[7848]Write us quickly and tell us what you. are doing. We know nothing, since your
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[7949]' Paris, March 25, 1960
[7950]0) Dear Eduar adog® _
[7951]wR : : Bveryboiy waa avery ‘hope. to fear from you again, Toa mow that Mind and”
[7952]Mana have ‘already. ‘witten’ you as wai a8,. ‘undoubtedly, Nina end. Nelly. Therefore, a
[7953]i Ta the very last ‘to wite you, ‘bat. that dodsn't mean ‘that I don't. ‘thine of Yous _
[7955]Teta: almost. a ‘year since you left, Tine passes rather quickly: ‘ta. ‘spite: 7. ae
[7957]everyttiings Brerybody’ “mst: have already told you the ‘moat important news, So
[7958]“much the. worse if I talk nonsense, oo
[7959]: Last “August 15 I- vent ‘to. meet Tats: in Algeria” We returned together early
[7960]in October, ‘A whole year pagsed without our seeing each other, dut sith letters
[7961]every day, and we found each other az if we had parted the day before, or almost.
[7963]It was funny to see Titi exercising his functions as a second lieutenant with a
[7964]section under his orders. What a Pleasure to find myself with hin there, Now ~
[7965]when Bebert and company speak of ndilitary service I can Join them. The life of
[7967]7 “an offiesrta wife is not 80 bade” “One is spoiled§ The first month we were at a
[7968]= thé’ sea ‘shore. Since I love the heat this was juat the thing for mel Tith left
[7969]every morning at 5 o'clock to join his sedion 25 ka from the place where I was
[7971], staying and returned only at 4 otclock in the afternoons a= the weeks passed .
[7973]quickly except for the beach @= and still we could not, go. very far because of tho
[7974]guerrillasi In short, apart from going out to lunch, I stayed, so to apesk,,
[7975]shuttered up in my room waiting for the return of my lord and masters I tried :
[7976]to go swimming. alone,tut the city and the beach were full of soldiers and I gave
[7977]: up quickly. You cannot imagine rf think what it's like ‘to eat clone as a woman
[7978]ina restaurant dining room full of soldiers. I did not dare to raise ny eyes
[7979]from wy plate and ,to feel. looked et vhile eating makes you become clumsy, Hardly
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[7988]any women except some middioneged cnes who give ‘me side ways lances. There
[7990]was plenty of youth but then too: they looked at ze like 4 China doll, That! s 7
[7991]enough for ny "military servie®, | _ oO se
[7992]ec went Bick to the school of fine’ arte, hets coming ‘tong fine, “Talesa
[7994]. demesne. otters hie a wonderful, position he wilt continue at the schools | It add
[7995]works for ‘an architectyal fir, Pihally you now ‘the.
[7997]ne “Be very Tong’ He als
[7998]fo - a “Procedure: having alse been’ in, it vourselZ,, we. are. ‘Loking. for an. apartingat
[8000]Hg: would like to have | a . homs of our’ ‘oun, Certain peoplé don’ t “under stand “iy
[8002]“we vant to leave Je rue “Gabanti. since theres énough room thers ‘First of all’
[8004]there ‘tent that smach}, We have to Mevap for the bath -Pooms if TitL vants- to
[8005]: walk around in his ‘shorts he can't do it: (iets not. that he is ‘accustoned to doing . . B
[8006]this sort of thing) and the people ean hear everything that's going on in the os a
[8007]room, And then again it's very understandable ‘that we want to have a place of |
[8008]_ our own which we will fornish as we like and where we will live as wa Likes To:
[8009]’ spend a full day in bed or to eat at one o'clock in the morning, etc,=oand, then, ;
[8010]. too, there is also a Little friction between Mama and ma. Id like to Shake her
[8011]Ue Tf you can do it by letter don't hesitate, - Sho! getting bitter how can “sho.
[8012]; do otherwise. She does: nothing or next to nothing and sha's letting herself B00
[8013]She could be so cute if she did what's. necessary ‘to get thin, and despite her
[8014]‘LS summera she's stil well-built, What she needs is a man to take care of her,
[8015]to take her. out and pull her out of her comatose or abnost comatose states Tr
[8016], shake her up often but. as for fhe I am abrapt and Sonetines Tr Bay what should not —
[8017]be salde I'd like to find her a part-tine Job, sonething pleasant which would |
[8018]cause her to get out, take a walk, sea people, ete, Evidently. the house is less
[8019], gay than previously and, nevertheless We are still here. What will it be like
[8020]when only Nelly will remain who is hardly ever here because she goes out with
[8021]Ranase And then there's another thing ;people criticise Mama because they see
[8022]her with nothing to do o- I allow myself to criticise, but I refuse to hear
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[8031]The, apart deoasoer are. almost next door to us exactly in the batiding
[8035]across: the atroct- froa the wate: ‘Glactero, They found’ an apar tant jbut, hoa on 7
[8037]: te ‘yourself 16003200 ‘francs deposit. Itts eresye Ttts their
[8039]"sho Loaned then the: ‘money which they aré paying ‘pack ‘at the. pate of 104000: frmes
[8041]pr months. they: have! received nang ‘gifts ‘and are ‘completely ‘furinistied, “We 808
[8043]oo - “ft tien. requentiye: Weng ‘weet, ‘te 8 “peautheten school whtel Jasted three nonthes
[8045]mae 7 ; = She, liked it very meh, butt ‘after odo, she didn't find a Jobs ‘Throagh one _
[8046]of ny “friends T. foand her a goo as a beginning sales clerk while waiting, but :
[8048]oe ‘perhaps at’ the end short ‘Tike waing a gales clerk, betters. ‘She's been working |
[8050]since Monday. Nina is still ‘in the sane jode | She's waiting impatiently tor
[8052]Bernard to nake enough money eo she won't have to wort.
[8054]Mimi is still the same fortunately As for me, I've changed professions.
[8055]I am a model. Bon! Laughs Evidently I ax * beginning in this career, but I hope it ©
[8056]will work outs. ‘One can earn a lot of money and it's a tiring business but pleasant
[8057]and fenining and a lot mre. tinteresting than the “Job as secretary where you rest” _
[8058]your behind on 6 chair all day. “l began at the beginning of November and I worked
[8059]"until the month of Marche I've been unesployed since then, but I'm doing a lot
[8060]of looking around to find somethings The. mannequin ®cabines® are foraed only ~
[8062]tovard the end of Maye I must make some phote tryouts next weeks Photography -
[8064]~ brings in much more. If only 1% works out I'd like At very, mths ae
[8065]. “What mre can I wite youl We see Louis and nathela quite “often. : ndinele :
[8066]has ‘changed’ Joba and is now sarning 10,00 francs a yonthe Not badd mrry. up
[8067]and write ws and tell us about the things you're seeing, Do you like Brasil?
[8068]My dear Eduado T an going to leave Yous Write quickly if you cane I give
[8070]‘you a big kiss and hope to do it for good one of these dayse ;
[8072]Amick
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[8363]My 214°" Eduardo"
[8365]Everybody was very aappy for réceving news Sroa you. I know
[8366]that Grandi-ma and Mother nave already weitten ani also Nina
[8367]and Nelly sHN® Tnereforea I am tne last one,but that don't: mean
[8369]. I am not. tainklag. te yous .- : .
[8370].It is Nearly one yéar you are gone but nevertneless the time pass
[8372]very Sast.-Everyone raat “have already told you the principa?.,
[8374]aves 0 mecce: if i*wanaer. : , : —_
[8375]Past 15 august,1. Join TITI{nusband) in Alzerta,and went
[8377]back togetaer: in: ‘the. early. days from October.One Ratwnole yoar
[8378]_ Without seen. each otaerdut one letter every single day and
[8379]-W@ met again like we never were. séparat or almost<Taat funny
[8381]to-see -‘TITI.{n aia /lleutenant fonctions,comanding a ‘section.
[8383]Such plaisu> to seems again.Now when those :gentlenen are Speake
[8385]lag. military: duty: I cay join them. ol a -
[8387]_ Officdr's wife. life 1s not -s0 desagreable after all.We ara
[8388]- pampered.Tne first month Wé were on the beach.I like warm weitaer
[8389]yand had more as I was Asking. for. TITI was living at Sam every.
[8391]: morning to, Joining :hiz section 25 km (16.miles) from where I was
[8393]and -returnsonly at 4 pem.The resources were fast drained off.Tne
[8395]' 7 Deach,and © ven. wé ‘could not zo very far because the fellaghast
[8396]oan short ,going .to eat’for.lunca that was all,iwas ‘almost fn-
[8397]‘cbsed: in my room waiting the retupn of my Lord:
[8399]; : and Masber. I have
[8400]trysall right;to going swim alone,but the town, the beach waa.
[8401]flooded with solders.I had given up very fast. : .
[8403]: ‘I don't think you can imazined a woman alone in 6 retaurant
[8404]room eating surrounded with solders.The felling from every eyes
[8405]watching you make the People clutsy.There were very few women —
[8406]woich were looking to me not very friendly. Enough Speaking from
[8407]my "military duty". . .
[8409]TITI has been return at Ecole des Beaux-Arts. If no one will
[8410]Proposing him a very good job he will he Ls determin to follow
[8411]the school.Tnat’ will be long. Some time he is working for some
[8412]architects.We are looking for an apartement,we will Tike to be
[8413]in our own.Pew peoples do not undersand why are wishing to live
[8414]tats place.Mother and me have sometime few words and we are not
[8415]always agree.1 wish to shake her-a little,and if you could do sas
[8416]that,witn a letter do not be afraid.She will be so nice if she!
[8417]only would try to be tainer.I. think she need a ran-wao can take’: ..°
[8418]a care of her, remove -her from that comdtose spirit. I-did shake ~
[8419]ner-several time but I am to-abrupt and I am saying what I must
[8420]not .I would like to find a job for her,whico will oblige her
[8421]to go out side and see peoples. Os OF. ;
[8423]Tne house is lass merry today than before,but what will be
[8424]wnoen Nelly will take off.She already goes almost every days with
[8425]Ramaz. And Something else too,peoples are criticizing Mother...
[8426]because she is not doing anytning.I may criticize but I forbid: to
[8427]the others to criticize my mother.’ . to . mo, :
[8429]. Tae Monestiers are living not far from here,exactly in the
[8431]“ building who face the subway Glaciera.They have found an apartemer
[8432]but with 1 million six aundred tneusand francs for the key.Crazy
[8433]is not? Tne grand fataer loan the money and tney repay nim with
[8435]10 @60 frs a month.They have rariza receive many present for
[8437]_ the martage and they have furniture and everything they need.
[8438]WAXMEAXY We see them very often.
[8440]Nelly follow an estnetig's school. but she has not founa
[8441]job yet in that line,so she work as salesmaid since monday.Nina
[8442]ig still working in tae same company. She is waiting thet Bernard
[8443]earn more money to quit tne job.
[8445]Meme {s always in the same snape,fortunatly. I an mannequin
[8446]now. Don't laugh at ma.I nope this Job will go very g00d.Fatiouing
[8447]Jod but agreabdle and fexinin.Certataly much more intersting asx
[8448]CRARXUREYEIRiva tnan secretary. Have your behind one woole day ig
[8449]not very funny. I must make some Photo test next week.It 1s puux
[8450]possible to earn more money with that and I like it very much.
[8452]. Wnat can I say more.We have seen Nathela and Louls.Nathela
[8453]now earn 150 000 fra a month.Toat is not so bad.
[8455]Rush us a letter ani tell us what are you doing? How like
[8457]you Brasil.
[8458]My old"Edouardo"I will live you now and write us 1f. you can
[8460]I kiss you very very strongly end hope I will be able to kiss
[8461]you for good’ some of this days. .
[8462]ANNICK .
[8463]SI y 77
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[8468]Very dear “Eduerdo”
[8470]We wre starting to asking us {f you were still on this planet
[8471]or on the moon. . : ; .
[8473]‘Since your little word sended right after your departur we
[8474]were witnout news.I nad never: receive msyar your first letter. and
[8476]M43 8. Little mad after you becsuse Loulou told me that Athico had
[8477].. newa from you and you were in-Soutn-America.1 ignore completly
[8479]if. Nathela nas receive your-letter but I-willwright to ner. I
[8481]ignore also where live the others people and I will be glade if
[8482]“you can give then adress.Already 10. monta since you'are gone.The
[8483]-. time pa
[8485]t-with an Incredible, speed.Besidé Nina's martge,which
[8486]was w Very. Well,nothing interesting. ._.
[8487]Nina‘and Bernard “Aave found an apartement very close from
[8489]“our house, Boulévard Auguste Blanqui,corner rue. de la Sante,the
[8491]bullding..waich 1# standing ‘behind the gas-station.You see ? |
[8492]- TIT and Annick are still wita us but wish to find some place.
[8494]£0, BO, . :
[8496]. Yesterday evening the whole fawily'was together plus Loulou
[8498]- and:Magy ‘to: celebret my 45 springs. and. just ‘this morning a lettes
[8499]: from ‘you.It-was. lucky -your ‘letter was still in’ one pkce. when I_
[8501]_: sereamed ‘a letter from yout
[8503]~You can ‘be ‘sure ‘to receive news from. the whole family and
[8504]we thank you. for :gour-lové for us. a : oe
[8505]_. My ‘s@ugust. husband: iad catcned again a double-pneumonia and
[8507]_that will keep him until september,therefore that ‘plonge us in
[8509]dificulties to the neck....and you may imagine wita which happyness
[8511]‘I nave reed. your letter. You are certainly the only one to be like
[8513]that in our world. God bless you and-za must take account for the
[8514]remission of your offences...Alleluia ! . a -
[8516]I nave stop tais letter yesterday evening.Cdile and Magy
[8517]were here,we had diner together and went to tne movie-Jawes Stewaré
[8518]was starring. ee : .
[8520]: “Woat say next,you now our life,nothing is cnange-I em -> |
[8521]waiting impatiently another letter of you to tell us what are you
[8522]doing. That will be so nice if you could be Here for the end-of
[8523]the year .Until them I kiss you lovingly. .
[8525]. : coco
[8527]Paris 24 Marco
[8529]Dear Old
[8531]I hope you have receive my letter .Since then a sensationa
[8532]event happend .Born march 14 th,a 4th daugter for Atchico,name
[8533]Sophie.As you ask.me ,I have send to him your edress ...and ny.
[8534]congratulations. — moment .-... -
[8536]Yesterday Loulou stop by us few minatanx tO tell us that
[8537]him father is going very bad and tnat can be lung cancer.We are
[8538]hoping it‘fs not.
[8540]Little Manana,Ramaz cousin,give birth to a beautifull
[8542]baby ,boy,ia name is Christopne.Tnose are: the latest news.
[8543]'Tais is Nina'S adress ; .
[8544]. . Madame Konestier :
[8545]159 Bd.Auguste Blanqui. Paris 13
[8546]Nelly is working as salesmaid since Monday in a linin-cloth shop
[8547]very expensive one corner rue Miromesnil and St.Honore. 7.
[8548]. I aw meet writing in the :-kitcnen because the heating is
[8549]off and todey after few suny days it 1s cold end rainy. :
[8550]' Waat erimea have I done to live such life.
[8551]Speed us a letter and tell us what are you dotng.Your first
[8552]letter had never arrived. :
[8553]I am wating impatiently news from you and until tnen
[8554]oy I kiss you lovingly.
[8555]ccco .
[8558]Toree letters from tne Grand-motaer
[8559]General meaning; I em geting old,tne life is difficult,what
[8560]. are you doing,Nina's mariage was.a success.
[8561]Moralgty: Send- money soon as possible.
[8563]Meme Grand-ma.
[8565]AG/-RIIAIT