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[128]Chisf, evo \ 29 Decombar 1951
[131]Chie? of Station, 3antiago \
[132]YACACTUS, Chile.
[136]i
[137]1. Attachod horowith please find a-pro forma contract whieh has been prepared
[138]for Fulninater-1's sijnature, ita haw stated that he is in agroemont with ita
[139]provisions. If this ccatract da satisfactory pleaso retura it for lis signature
[140]at gueh tine az his olesrance is obtained.
[142]2. FULSIWATES~2 hag shom himself to be very enthusiastic recerding the proposed
[143]employment with thie Crganisation aud is anxious to start tha tusks to” bo
[144]assigned to hin as aceon ce his clesranco is obtained and the neoursary Inetructiona
[146]are ferwardad to this Ststione .
[148]Se fo carry ext the scvert prepa, ance uspoect of roLag WTI Nels duties he has
[149]highly recormended the use of Victor POELATE Crieza. The latvor fa a Chilean,
[150]about §3 years cf age, who ta foreman af FUININATen-l's prinsing shops be also
[151]livos on the praises and would be ihe caly persoa who would have to kauw if the
[152]Ne da not a member of thu printars!’ laber union and
[153]PVATTLATULe) that he is l0g8 antl-cConmuniste
[154]cfensic and Co., a Sritish firm woich ahered
[155]the print shoo fachlitios with PMLA Duhel'a presses. However, PULUISACEL<“1 a
[156]equipment is entirely separate fron ackonzle's aud if the covert work is dono
[157]at night ag igs anticipated it fa FULYIMaTLkel'’s cpinion that FOBLE rE eould run
[158]off the werk without ary sosuible interference from other individuals. another
[159]of PGBIs Tats advantages ts the fact that he ig able to perform all the printing
[160]oporationg whieh will be nevasuary to put out sormal propaganda and similar
[161]material ani this weuld coliminata the need to use othor pergone in tho
[162]preparation of the prepajanda material,
[164]presses ure used at ni, ite
[165]his peat actions hove indicated to +
[166]Be has been employed meny yeara by &
[168]4. PCSLi-Té hus been closely vensucted with English and Anglo=Chilean officials
[169]of KacKeuaie & Co, for many yoars but it is believed logical to presume that if
[171]he is paid generously for hia werk in this connsetion,with the usderotending
[173]that the work ia of a completely confidential nature and of a long-term baaia, that
[174]he will agree to complete secrevcy regarding the work. Amount of payment to
[175]PC2LETE will have to be detsrmined wnon there is scre indigaticn «a to the mount
[176]of work to be done. 4 local investigation of this person has been initiated and
[177]the results will be forw-rded us soon .3 possible. No derogatory information
[179]on this person spears in this Station's files,
[181]c Ay Ia lina with the authorisation roealved in (Cs8%-1465, FULYTNATFR-1 will be
[183]EAPO
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[195]Na ADRST EY an TCS-A-1801
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[199]paid from other operational funds the peso equivalent of his salary vozinning
[200]l January 1952, It was ccnsatierod necessary to besin his paymenta as of that
[201]dato 4m order to insure his continued satay in Chile. This Station would
[203]‘ Apprectate clarification of JREDICT-Chile to wnich, acsording to TS..-1-1488,
[204]this oxpenaw coul.. be oharged for a linitod time,
[206](Ji POLMINATER-I's woekly newspaper 16 61% owed by him, and as indiceted in
[207]attached contract, he has acreed to keop tho saper for at least two years.
[208]Tho other owner, tio hag taken no active interest whatsvever in the operation,
[209]management or zolicites of the paper, apparently plana to sell his share.
[211]The prospective buyer ls not known but in any event PULMINATER-1 will retain
[213]the controlling interest.
[215]be Bi FULKINATEK-1 48 willing to spend the necessary tine in Washington for
[217]traicing and will be ready to depart immediately when go advised. However, his
[218]wife fa oxpecting a baby around 30 December 1951 according to her doctor's
[220]a oalculationa, and FPULHINATER-1 would prefer to remain in Santiago for at least
[222]ws a few days after the child ia born. Ho is certain that the birth will take
[224]: place within a waok's time and it is hoped that his pYesence in tiaehington will
[225]not be required prior to 15 January 1952, As a cover story for his trip,
[226]FULYCONATER=2 hag advised that an opticn nag been beuzht on one of hia plays
[227]and that a trip to New York to diseuss the play with the prospeotive producer
[228]is completely logical, Further, he has an eatate in Texas zhioh 1a in litigation
[229]and ahich could logically require his progonce thera. FULMINAZE@@-1 asked that
[230]ho do allowed to szend a day or two in Texas either en hia trip vo or bhaok to
[231]aettle this estate and 1t is recocmonded that he ve allowad te do 30 ia order ta
[232]provide bis cover story with more basis in fast. .
[234]a7, PULYINACER=1 hus been -teld thet he met pay United States ireoma tax on his
[235]ealary received from this Crganization. He is at a loss, however, to know how
[236]this added incone cau be satisfactorily and securely explained to the Deoartment
[237]of Internal Revenue. In accordance with the centen.a of Field Regulations 50-13,
[238]this matter 1a being brought tc Headquertergs attention with a request for
[239]instructions as to how thie matter is to be handled.
[241]Reting Chis? of Station
[243]_ ; Kenneth J, Tondler
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[254]t
[255]oe : . _ Pro Forma Contract With Fulminator=1
[257]Wo herebdy aontract you to. perform sorvices aa rejuired under the following
[258]eondi tons: ° 4
[260]1) You agrea to romain in Chile for at lesat two years from tho .
[261]date of this contract and yeu also agreo not to gel) during
[262]thie peried yeur share of the South Pacifio Mail of which, it
[263]ig understood, you are a part owner and maintain the controlling
[265]interest, (513%)
[267]2) [It is agreed by you that this Organisation will not become
[268]involved in any way, finanoially or otherwise, in the South ---—-—-—-
[270]Facific Mail.
[272]3) You will carry out the duties assigned to you by the
[273]appropriate offioial to the best of your ability devoting ~  —_
[274]as much time to them ag is reasonably possible, taking into
[275]ccoagideration your obligation to manage the South Pasifis
[276]Euil us the overt reason for your residence in Chile.
[278]4) You will be paid the sun of U. S. $5,540 per anoum fer your
[279]services to this Organisation, and you agree, in accordanes -
[280]with subsequent ingtructions, to pay the United States Ineome
[281]tax which will ba due on this wmount. Your salary will be paid --
[283]ponthly.
[285]§) You agree tv make yourself availablo te travel to Washington
[286]for about @ ons month's stay to. undergo training aa required.
[287]Travel and living expenses during this trip will be paid by
[288]this Crganizaticn. It ds not knewn when this trip will take
[289]place but it is believed that it will be in the near future.
[291]6) You will be granted paid vacationa during the period of your
[292]‘employment in Chile in accordance with applicable Chiloan
[293]laws.
[295]7} Should local travol be required by thia Organization, your
[296]travel and living expenses while away from Santiago will be
[297]; made available. _ _o. . oe
[299]8) Reasonable entertainment expenses, after prior ccnaultation
[300]‘with this offioe, will be reimbursed,
[302]9) It ds agreed by you that you will not expect sick leave
[303]_ bengfits to acoure to you under the terns of this contract;
[304]and it is understoed that ycur employment by thia Organization
[305]will not entitle you to retirement and other similar bonefits
[306]of United States Governuent employoes.
[308]1
[310]. 10) It is understood by you that the terns of thia oontract are
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[320]provisional upon the satidfactory clearance of your name by
[322]the appropriate offlotuls.
[324]11) Tho effective dete of this contract ta the date on whieh your
[325]satisfactory cloarance is recotvoda and tha term shall be
[326]indefinite.
[328]12) The termination of this contract may be effected at any tine
[329]uvon written notive, but without advance notice, by this
[330]Organisation, auch termination te be effective uzon receict
[331]of the notice. The termination of this contract will not
[332]release you from any provisions of security oaths which you
[333]may be required to take.
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[352]Project Outline Clearance Sheet
[354]Project Title FOG PB GROVEL. Amendment No. «Project No,
[356]Developed by: _// i ae LAD; BY)
[357]: Date
[359]Case © Organization
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[368]. Reviewed by: /“V. * By Spee. AFbIL
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[370]Concurrences: a 4, “ 2 ta {Id a
[373]a Date
[375]Date
[377]Date
[379]Date
[381]Approved subject to conditions below:
[383]Conditions of approval:
[386]cto enn ager SNR SA NSS,
[388]OPC Form No, 1103 (Rev)
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[397]PRCTEET OUTLTEE
[399]mr tet Project Fageove : Amencment Ne.
[401]red
[402]ERS
[405]Type — Coerational
[407]wT 3, aUTHORIZaT«ON
[409]4. Establishment "in the immediate future’ of mechanism capable of
[410]~ conducting psychological and political Verfare aimed at the
[411]. accompLighment of sHD missions (a) amd (b) in Chile; as set out
[412]_ in Section II (paragraph 2.0.) of Annex 8 to the WID/OPC Strategic
[413]Plan dated 1 November 1951, This task is assigned priority one in
[414]Phase I (1 Jan ~ 30 June 52) in the aforementioned Plan.
[416]II, REFERENCES
[418]A. Budgetary data for this Project. (ANNEX A)
[420]B. Field dispatch (1CS-A-1801) outlining the teims of this
[421]Project, (ANNEX B)
[423]_C.. Headquarters cable authorizing recruitment of FULMINATOR-1
[424]for this Project as a contract agent. (ANNEX C)
[426]III. PROPOSaL
[427]A. Statement
[429]It is proposed to undertake the developme:t in Chile of a group
[430]or committee composed of Chilean nationals wnich will engage
[432]_ ‘overtly and actively in anti-Communist work and will function as
[434]oe a WHD mechanism for the accomplishment of WED missions (a) and *C)
[435]in Chile, ag set forth in Paragraph I above.
[437]As the first step in implementing the development of that committee,
[438]it is proposed to engage the services of a high-calibre Anerican
[439]national in Chile as a contract agent at an annual salary of
[440]$6,000.00 to
[442]1. . Spot, recruit, and manage a qualified indigenous Chilean
[443]who will act as organizer. of the aforementioned committee,
[444]and
[446]2. Act as cut-out and principal agent for. 2D, in the
[447]operations or the connittee. coe .
[449]: At such time as developnent of the committee warrants, the
[451]. neceseary steps will be taken to place the comnittea in the
[452]eal proper relationship with the DIHASZAS foundation for purposes
[453]of cover and support.
[455]Backs round
[457]The he ean national in question is.a former WiD/OSO
[458]agent (FULMINATOR-1) of proven ability, courage and
[459]discretion,
[461]FULMINATOR-1's presert occupation in Santiago, Chile,
[462]orovides him wits excellent contacts and cover for
[463]carrying out the tasks proposed for him above. .
[465]He is part owner of, and holds the controlling interest
[466](513) in a Santiago printing and publishing’ establishment
[467]that publishes an inglish-laiguace newspaper, The South
[468]Pacific Mail, which FULMINATOR-1 edits. His establishment
[469]is well equipred to handle a great variety of printing
[471]- jobs.
[472]Cc. Current Status °
[473]On 23 January 1952, WD Headquarters authorized its
[474]Santiago Field Station to hire FULMINATOR-1 as a
[475]- contract agent for a pericd of at least two years
[476](See ANNEXES B and D). In his agent capacity, FULMINATOR-1
[477]will undertake to develop the cormittee referred to aoove
[478]in Peragraph A of this Outline.
[479]At such time as that development warrants, an Amendment
[480]to this Project containing a statement of all new require-
[481]ments, will be submitted to competent authority for
[483]TV. RECOMMENDATION
[484]That there be allotted to this Project funds in the amount of
[485]{L,709.00 to provide salary for FULNINATOR-1 for the remainder of
[486]Fiscal Year, to cover the cost of bringing him to Washington for
[487]a period of covert training, provide his per dien allowance while
[488]here, and transport hin back to Santiago, Crile following that
[489]training period.
[490]Y. OPERATIONAL DETAILS
[491]A. Area of Operation °
[492]Chile
[493]See! B. Cperational Control
[495]1. WED Headquarters will exercise final coatrol of this
[496]Project, and .ct as its support unit.
[498]} 4.
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[518]2. The wHY cield Station, Santiago, Chile, will exercise
[519]field icontroh Of Project operations in accordance with
[521]instructions from F eadggar tors.
[522]Personnel Required
[524]One cleared, witting agent to act as Project principal agent
[525]and cutfout (FULEINAOR-1).
[527]Communications Plan
[529]Aveilablé ‘HD pouch and cable facilities : cetween ¢ Headquarters
[530]and the Santiago Mield Station,
[532]Support Plan
[534]i. Training
[536]ra
[538]The Project's principal agent will receive approximately
[540]one menth of covert training in washington, D. ¢., and
[541]return toChile. All expenses in comection with this
[542]raining are to be borne by HD,
[544]Peports Procedure ;
[545]Progress reports will be submitted to VED Headquarters by
[547]the Santiago Field Station in accordame with Headquarters
[548]directives.
[550]Cover and Security
[551]1. Cover
[553]FULMINATOR-1 will remain in Chile in his present business
[554]“position, As a cover story for his trip to Washington for
[555]covert training, FULMINATOR-1 has advised that an option
[556]has been bought on one of his plays and that a trip to
[557]New York to discuss the play with the prospective producer
[559]is completely logical.
[561]2. Se ecurity
[563]On 10 January 1952, HD received an C°>C Cperational Clearance
[564]on FULMINATOW-1.
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[571]Communications between FULMINATOH-1 and the Santiago
[572]bheld Statlon wi.l at all times be carried on by means
[573]of a secure cut-out. . :
[575]‘Since FULNIAT0A-1's cover is “his overt business situation
[576]in which he is already established, and since that situation
[577]provides hin with printing and publishing facilities, it is
[578]believed the. good operational security can be maintained
[579]‘with a minimum of efrort in this Project.
[581]VI. BUDGET DATA
[583]See ANNEX A. (OPC Form No. hOk).
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[597]IWSTRUCTIONS: Offtour designations should bo used in the "TO" column Uncar each commont aging should bo drawn across sheet
[598]apd each comment rumbe-ed to corresperif with the number in the "TO" column. Each officer she tid nital (chock mark insufl.ccent)
[599]before furthor routeg Ths Routrg and Record Sheet should be retuned to Registry. .
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[633]MEMORANDUL FOR: HD
[634]SUBJECT: OPC Froject PBGROVEL
[636]1. Subject projéct has been reviewed by this office and - {
[637]no communications facilities beyond those already existing will
[639]be required in support of the project.
[640]2. It is intended that this memorandum shall constitute
[642]JAAS Le FIGHER
[644]the Communications Annex for PBGXOVEL.
[647]. on/or/ILP/mh J
[648]: Distribution: Co
[650]Addressee - orig & 3
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[667]GECANDOM 2Qh THE Teedma
[669]Meeting with Agent, Pow? D, Lovin on 29 -Arril 1982
[671]far
[673]1, The sense of the following tuxt vas obtained &ring
[674]en afternoon mecting with Ascent LAUGSVIN. Particinating in
[676]the tell vere Messrs, Sryser and Tatton and Agent TARCSeTE.
[677]Fow rajor tonics were discussed and will be presented bere
[679]in the order in whieh they vere developed,
[681]2. Printin: Plant Troblem: Mr. LANGEVIN indicated that
[683]in tvo and a half to “ree months certain financial obligs-
[684]tions woule core due. These consicted entirely in making an
[685]€S,00C payment arising fron the purchase of equipment for his
[686]printing establisiment, This ecuipment, uhich cost about
[687]$10,000 when purchased late in 1951, consists of an Itelisn-
[688]made press, linotyre machine, Speed Graphic enmeras, tyre,
[689]ete, The marlet value of this equipment (per tly new and
[690]partly used) is estimated to be at least $10,000. The sun <
[691]23,000 represents the totel indebtedress of ian ‘GEVIE's
[692]and is owed to a Mr, FMACHENZTE of Casa Fackonzic, Ta, LALGSVID
[693]ray meet this payment by either (1) securing: a loan from a Fort
[694]Worth, Texas, bank using his share in family ol] interests as
[695]collateral, (2) taking on a Chilean pertner, (3) getting the
[696]oney from a Chilean bank (which vould involve an 16% interest
[697]rate) or (4) getting the money elsewhere, Common agreement was
[698]expressed on the undesirability of taking on a Chilean partrer
[699]since this would be a security hazard in uny future Fi work,
[700]end vould alse eliminate the poset ty of using the plent as
[701]cover for another agent, iy, LANGEVGl, asked about his mrevious
[702]Statement about leaving Chile after two yore yoplied ths now
[703]there wes no definite plen or desire dn that direction, Fe
[704]indicated he vould have some ideasbout the ressibility of
[705]assistance from a Texas bark within a few weoks., Mr. LANCSYIN
[706]also suggested that he would gladly use his earn vines for tha
[707]next two years from the-agency (26,000 per yer} 4f the Ageacy
[708]could mit up the $6,000 in a lump sum, The printing firm is
[709]now meking a profit above the salary which LANGEVIN takes out.
[711]3. PBrietirg on the Comittee: Mr. SIYSER discussed the
[712]everell tasks which LANGEYIT is oxpected to perform. Muck
[713]euphasis was placed on the need for security in explaining
[714]this tyre of IW ectivity, particulerly if and when DTHABELS is
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[728]brought in, Tr, LANGEVIN indiected thet kis cover for con=
[729]tecting the Exbassy vas good, end further inciected that no
[730]uncuthorised person in Chile Imew of his U. S. Governnent
[731]activities,
[733]4. Information on FUELER: When questioned about the
[734]discretion of FUMELIR, LAUGEVII indicated complete confidence,
[735]stating that she was very efficient and vould be usofl in
[736]essisting him in Pl work. LANGAVIN vas thorouchly briefed on
[737]the fact. that FUELER must never Imow of DITADEAS or its con-
[738]nection vith the committee.
[740]5. “Words. and Deeds: Mr, LANGEVIN stated that the format,
[741]paper, type and photoengraving of this pamphlet was far above
[743]~ Chilean standards, He seid that Clile had only one printing
[745]house capable of producing: such works and no articts of the
[746]caliber exhibited in the pamphlet. He suggested a Spanish or
[747]French attribution on peorer paper, The reproduction of nosi-~
[748]tives is also not done in his plant, mt rust be ecntracted for
[749]at a Sentiago photoengraver's.
[751]6. Bank Details: Mr, LATGSVIN has cnened an account at
[752]the Chezicel Rank end Trust,. 74th Strcet cnd Madison Avenue,
[753]New York City, All -tuture monthly peyments i411 be rade to
[754]that bank, beginning with the payment for April.
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[779]TOs SAGOG CITE: WASHG
[780]2. INFORM LANGEVIT EEADQUARTERS ATTEMPTIiG OSTAIN LOAN.
[782]2. REQUEST LANGEVIN NOTIFY iEADQUARTERS BEFME CCMPIETING
[783]AY LOAN ARPANGEMENTS. .
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[791]"ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[793]INSTRUCTIONS: Officer designations should be used in the "TO" column. Under each camment a fine should be drawn across sheet
[794]and each comment numbered to correspond with the number in the "TO" column, Each officer should snitial (check mark insufficient)
[795]before further routing. This Routing and Record Sheat should be returned to Registry.
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[799]AS—CL36-1o, & ooTaetat Potetie nce
[801]FORM No. s1-t0 ; SECRET r FE7
[802]. f- &4
[804]14-00000
[806]28 May 1952
[808]v
[810]MEMORANDUM FOR: 0D/CO
[811]STTENTICN: | Mr, William Rowland
[812]SUBJECT: Project PBGROVEL, Amendment No. 1
[814]i , 1. Forwarded herewith are the criginal and two copies of subject
[815]so anendment plus an extra copy of OPC Form LOoka,
[817]-  . 2. It is respectfully requested that approval of subject amend-
[819]“ment be expedited as the Project Financial Data, Form lola, indicates
[821]‘ that’ payment of eight thousand (88,000. 00) dollars to PAUL D. LANGEVIN a
[822]must be made on or about 20 June 1952.
[824]Free ctemeee Te
[826]3. Subparagraph six of the Proposal indicates that as a prerequi-~
[827]‘site to issuance of a loan to LANCEVIN the latter will be required to
[828]submit a complete nameplate inventory of all.machinery and equipment in-
[829]volved in the loan transaction,“its physical existence in his custody,
[830]his title to the pr-perty, and-an a-oroximate evaluation of its worth
[831](as. determined by WED station personnel}, WHD will be prepared to do
[832]this shortly after Amendment No. 1 is approved and the necessary funds
[834]are available for payment.
[835]x
[837], lk. Subparagraph five of the Proposal indicates that details of the
[838]. loan contract and selection of the appropriate legal instrument to secure
[839]a lien on the machinery and equipment will be arrived at through joint
[840]"agreement of WHD, CCC and the Legal Division. These financial details
[841]will be arranged subsecuent to approval of the amendment in question and
[842]will comprise the financial plan governing the expenditure of the funds
[844]requested.
[845]sa -. .'C, KING
[846]: 7 WH
[847]ICK/SwW/VLG/EB/4e
[848]Distribution
[850]“Orig: oD/Coy
[851]‘ ce: Special Contracting Officer (Mr. J.L. Bischoff)
[852]CM (Mr. Ernest W. Pittman)
[853]Chief, Branch IT
[854]Project File PRCROVEL WHD/F&O
[855]Chrono WHD/P&O
[857]1400000,
[859]25 Juno 1952
[861]: MEMORANDUM FOR: ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR POLICY COORDINATION .
[862]: SUBJECT: Project PEOROVEL, Proprietary, WHD
[864]: ; - ' 2, CM-concurs in making a loan of U. S, $6,000 with interest
[865]; a at 4 percent per annum to contract agent Paul D. Langevin (pseudo).
[867]. . This Ioan is to be fully secured by a chattel mortgage, or whatever
[869]other legal instrunent is recognized by the appropriate Chilean .
[871]Court as establishing a first lien on the machinery and equipment, . - Oo
[873]valued at approximately U. S. $10,000, against which the loan is be-- ‘ .
[875]ing made. Principal tand-interest are to be amortized in monthly
[877]installments of U.S. $500, which represents the totel salary
[879]accruing each month to the agent. The term of the loan will be for
[881]the time required te liquidate principal and interest in full,
[883]2. The contract agent will submit a complete name-~plate
[885]inventory of all machinery and equipment involved as collateral for
[886]the loan along with his proof of title to and its physical existence i
[888]in his possession,
[889]ALO Oo.
[890]PRESTON L, SUTPHEN 7
[892]Chief, Comercial Division
[894]CM/RDOD/rs
[896]Distribution:
[897]orig & 2 - Addressee
[898]. 1 - DDA
[899]{ 1 - WHD
[900]: 3-H
[901]+ 2 ~ BI/FI
[903]SEGRET
[906]14-00000
[908]. SECRET eee
[909]ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[911]. . INSTRUCTIONS: Officer designations should be used in the “TO column, Under each comment a ino should of drawn acrogs shest
[912]and each comment numbered to cciespand with the number in the "TO" column. Each officer should initia (check mark insufficiont)
[914]before further routing This Routing ani Recard Sheet should be returned to Roustry,
[916]OFFICER'S
[917]INITIALS
[919]33-5 u. Bh GOVERRACRT PEST Na OFFER
[921]FORM NO. 51-10 : ‘SECRET i
[923]FEB 1950 +
[926]14-00000
[930]"Bee
[932]veer ts 6 Keys
[934]. oa
[935]van
[937]sir ¢
[939]Office Memorandum + “UNITED STATES GOV2xNMENT
[941]DATE: 7 day 1962
[943]Rec
[945]TO, + ADPC) .
[947]FROM =: CAWH
[949]SUBJECT: Information on, Paul D. LANGEVIN principal agent of Project PBORCVEL
[951]1. Paul D. LANGEVIN is the principal agent of subject project, approved
[952]12 February 1952, Project PBGROVEL contemplates the establishment in Santiago of
[953]an indigenous anti-comunist committee which, when developed, will be-placed
[954]under DTHAEEAS,
[956]2. Subject agent was granted an OSO clearance 3 October 1950, and
[957]proved his usefulness as a cut-out and in a DYCLAVIER printing operation. Subject
[958]was granted an operational clearance for DYCLAVIER work 1h January 1952, and
[959]received covert training in New York City in April. Since his retum to
[960]Saritiago, subject has engared in spotting and recruiting an indigenous principal
[961]agent who will in turn organize the anti-communist committee,
[963]. 3. “Subject is tho Texas-born 30 year old, owner and publisher of the. —~
[964]‘English-language weekly “South Pacific Mail" of Santiago. Subiect has also had
[965]acting and writing experience since his completion of wartime service in the
[967]U, S. Air Force. Subjact has been in Chile since November 199 and at present
[968]has a two year contract as agent for this agency, signed 25 January 1952. Subject
[969]has indicated on several occasions a continuing interest in obtaining a pernanent
[971]position with this agency.
[973]4. Due to the Subject's travel to New York for training, several
[974]officers of WHD have had an opportunity to observe and evaluate subject. Opinion
[975]on subject has been consistently favorable and he has impressed all as a person
[976]of high intelligence and personal integrity. Subject has had a varied occupational
[977]background, excellent education, and exhibits exceptional pcise and a good
[979]appearance,
[982]. Co . J. Cx KING
[984]FY
[985]a
[987]ROUTING AND.RECORD SH
[989]_ INSTRUCTIONS: . Officer desig’ a should 08 used in the "TO" columa. Ue 1 : pa should be drawn across sheet
[990]| andeach comment -aumber srend with the number in the 3 8g d initial (check mark insufficient)
[991]before furthe? routing. This nd -Recard Sheet should b@ réturees co Reg : _
[993]4
[996]14-0000
[998]ny,
[1000]“
[1002]he
[1006]are
[1007]oe
[1008]ernst
[1010]any
[1013]2
[1015]REMORAMDIEE FCRa GEPUCY DIRECTOR (PLANS)
[1016]SUAIECT 1 Project PEGROVEL, Ansrutrent No, 1._.... pot
[1018]1, Ansminent Mo, 1 to Project PECROVEL proposes the loan
[1019]of the am of $5,000 ob 4% interest par anmm to a contract agent
[1021]in Sentlago, Chile, in order that this agent mxy complete paynont
[1023]en machinery and equipnent recently installed on the prentoas of
[1024]the printing establishrent of which esta agent is sole proprietor,
[1026]2. The propriety. ‘of CIA lending funda-for this. purpose has
[1027]doen reviewed by Ovc/NE who 4a af the opinion that- in. principle
[1028]there should be no of jection, Tho question of oneratioral.aca by
[1029]Ope han boen raised with the WH Division and it hag been stated —
[1030]that thig equiprent, consisting of tho press, Linctype machine,
[1031]Speed Graphic. emeras, etc,, can bs usad for Opa Foopagrasia prue
[1032]cuetion purposes.
[1034]3. The quoction of control of the contract ageat waa dine
[1035]quesed myi 1t has been deterninnd that the Coriem] Camerlts Of
[1036]fies ia being roquested to estas Slish logel moers wherevy tho Lien
[1037]or nortgace on this equiprent wi3l be hold in the ness of a cute
[1038]out, In ths event of amy wuitoward action on tho part af the gan-
[1040]' tragt eer. or disagreement botwaen tho agont and CIA, action ean
[1042]be taken to asame control of tho machinery.
[1043]4, Ae is indisated in the atteched aumoromiun froa the Chief,
[1045]H Division, the contract -acont is considered to be an individual
[1047]of hiph intelligence ant personel intesrity, For thia and the
[1048]shove listed reasons, it is recomended thet Aneninont Mo. 1 to
[1049]PECROVEL be appeoved in the amomt of 35,000,
[1051]~ a
[1053]Lo. FRANKLIN A. LIDSAY _ 0 eee
[1054]co Acting Assistant Direster for
[1055]Policy Coarnlination
[1058]Distribution:
[1059]Projest Foudsr oi
[1061]@0 -
[1062]rapa 2
[1065]14400000
[1067]SECRET
[1068]wo, ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET oo.
[1071]INSTRUCTIONS: Ofticer designatians shauid be used in the "TO" column, Under each comment a line should be drawn across sheet
[1072]ang each comment nunbered to corres: snd with the number in the "TO" column. Eacu officer should initial (check mark insufficient)
[1074]before further routing. This Routing ti Record Sheet should be returned ta Rewistry.
[1076]NOL
[1078], FROM:
[1079]ER. 3-094)
[1081]oO fC . cy DATE
[1082]Pre onricen's |
[1084]HNETIALS
[1086]SOULE LU. 5. GOVERNK ENT ParKtena OF ME
[1088]FORM NO. 51-10 SECRET
[1090]FEB 1950
[1095]= . 3 - een
[1096]. ih. pe 1682, Lo,
[1099]MEMORANDUM FORs DEPUTY DIRECTOR (PLAIIS)
[1101]SUBJECT: _ Project PBGROVEL, Amendment No. 1
[1103]1. Amendment No. 1 to Project PBGROVEL proposas the loan
[1104]of the sun of $3,000 at 4% interest per annum to a contract agent
[1105]in Santiago, Chile, in-order that’ this agent may complete payment
[1106]on machinery and equipment recontly installed on the promises of
[1107]the printing establishnent of which said agent is sole proprietore -
[1108]_., @e The propriety of CIA lending funds for this purpose has
[1109]been reviewed by Opo/SRI who is of the opinion that in principle
[1111]“there should be no objection, Tho question of operational use by
[1113]Opo has been raised with the WH Division and it hes bowen stated
[1114]that this oquipment, consisting of the press, linotype machine,
[1115]Speed Graphic cameras, etoe, can be used for Ope propaganda pro~
[1116]duction purposes. \
[1118]3. Tho question of control of the contract agent was dis-
[1119]oussed and it has been determined that the General Counsel's Of~
[1120]fice ia being requested to establish legal means whereby the li¢n
[1121]or mortgazs on this equipment will be held in the name of a eut-
[1122]out. In the event of any-untoward action on the part of the con-
[1123]tract agent or disagreement between thé agent and CIA, action can
[1124]be taken to assumo control of the machinery.
[1126]4. As is indicated in the attached memorandum from the Chief,
[1127]WH Division, the contract agent is considered to be an individual
[1128]of high intelligence and personal integrity. For this and the
[1129]abova listed reasons, it is recommended that Amendment No. 1 to
[1130]PBGROVEL be approved in the amount of $8,000.
[1132]Laan Mocks
[1134]KL « LI
[1136]Acting/Assistant Director f
[1137]Policy Coordination
[1140]: SECRET an
[1142]al ei er ———
[1146]oe ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET a
[1148]INSTASCTIONS: Officor des gnatwas s‘uld be used in the "TO" column. Under each comment a line should be drawa across sheet
[1149]eT cols Each officer shoud i tial (check mark insufficient)
[1151]and each comment numbere J ts correspond with the aumbes
[1153]before further routeg Ths Routag and Necord Sheet sheu'd de roturned to Registry.
[1155]TEGAN} GS. GOVERNED YT Paiwttag ornce
[1157]i FORM NO. 51-10 SECRET
[1159]; FES 155)
[1162]Sea ty ete
[1164]14-0000
[1166]ae “ EA WAL? - =
[1167]- e
[1169]\ ee ape tee - | |
[1170]SECRET Lok
[1171]Security Inferrapiion
[1172]13 ddy 1952
[1173]MEMORAENM FORa Secretary, Project Review Comittee =
[1174]SUSILCT 1 Froject POGRUVEL, Anendnont Uo. 2
[1176]pastes
[1178]le This wild advise you that bo/r approved the above today in
[1179]the area att of $3,000. . :
[1180]2. This sun is actually a lom to a princtoal agent at k% interest
[1182]ner anni, renayuuant to bo effectuated in 2500 monthly instalisents out
[1183]of the contract asent!s galary with the agency, which axomts to $6,000
[1187]3. The agent 4g: lecated in Santiago, Chile. Prover arringenents
[1188]in connection with the above will be made by CCC and the Gancral Counsel's
[1189]This uatter wag cleared with the latter priae to epproval.
[1191]‘of Mca.
[1192]WANS VY, @OFTE
[1193]| Beting Chief of Plans '
[1194]flies cf LD/P
[1195]INTich
[1196]UW dely 1952
[1197]et Digss
[1198]Original & 5s Secretary, PRC
[1199]lec: Project Felder, 0D/Co “
[1200]leet Mise, Projects Yoldor, DL/P
[1201]Loos ER
[1202]les: DL/P Chrono .
[1203].2 cos oOrc/at . oo, Lo. -
[1204]SECRET
[1209]14-0000
[1211]6)
[1213]S-E-C-R-E-T
[1214]SECURITY INFORMATION
[1216]oD/P Projeot Aporeval Sheot
[1218]Project Cryptonym PROROVEL | Amendment Noe 1
[1219]aden heal eRe
[1221]Sub-Projeot Cryptonym
[1223]Originating Division WESTERN WEMNISPHEERE DIVISION
[1225]Approved -- Disapproved
[1227]Comments:
[1229]a rn ott
[1231]en eee nner nant are avarenrensnnane
[1235]ere err rermertenreerenrerie atthe ES SS
[1236]. Pe ne -
[1240]S-E~C-R-E-T
[1243]14-0000
[1245]wet Pad et
[1247]“
[1249]S-Ea0-R=E=T
[1250]t
[1252]: gn . “SECURITY INFORMATION
[1255]4 : , Froject 6utline Clearince Sheet
[1259]\ Project Title | PRCT Anendnent No. 1 ‘Project No.
[1260]Developed by: Lee g. Ebon WHO / OPC &el 23 Pas 1752
[1262]Case: Officer
[1264]Organization Date
[1266]f
[1267]. to. . . . . .
[1268]5 Reviewed by: Vf) i eye ( LE brag 19S a.
[1269]i os . : 1 Span sf ‘Dale sion Ch Date ‘
[1271]\ Coneurrences: f/ss;pwadeen th NC WIP +h Meag f9oe
[1272]: : e . Date
[1273], . : ‘ Date
[1274].
[1275], : . . Date
[1276]Date
[1277]Date
[1279]Aprroved subject to conditions below:
[1281]Conditions of approvals:
[1283]OPC Form No. 1103 (Rev.)
[1284]23 April. 1951
[1288]14-0000
[1290]ye
[1292]t oe ee)
[1294]’ Consurred: Psychological Warfare Officer WED
[1296]on .
[1297]SekC-ReEsT
[1298]Security infotmition
[1300]Project Title Amendment No. Project No.
[1302]‘fal Following Line and Staff Cificers of the Western Hemisphere Division Hive
[1303]Signed and Concurr With This Project.
[1305]Data
[1306]Political Warfare Officer WHD_.._
[1307]Date
[1308]Feonomic Warfare Officer WHD —— :
[1309]ne Date
[1310]Sabotage Warfare Officer WD _ < -
[1311]- . ‘ Date .
[1312]Countersabotage Officer WHD : a
[1313]Date
[1314]Paramilitary Officer WED
[1315]Da
[1316]Plans Officer P* 0 WD .
[1317]Date
[1318]Budget Officer P * 0 WHD AP AAS CPF 2.
[1319]. ate
[1321]CO
[1323]Fe Me [fo
[1324]FEL el [fs 2.
[1326]Project Coordinator
[1328]Chief P & O WHD
[1330]Conditions of fonroval
[1332]ier ne en RN
[1333]SoEsCoRsleoT
[1334]Security Information
[1336]ERO eEarnacnemas ocimeeaomec ecm eremtee———— —
[1338]14-0000
[1340]ae Ty, AUPNCRIGATICH
[1341]__...._ Same as Project FRICVEL.
[1342]Il, PEFSCENCES
[1344]A, Sore as Project FSGRCVEL.
[1346]B. Budgetary dats for this arendzent (annex A).
[1348]CG. Memo on meeting with Agent Paul D, LANGEVIN! (Annex B).
[1352]__ BD. Cable to Senticgo Station on the loan to LAUGSTEN (Annex C),
[1353]TIT, PROPOSAL ,
[1354]A, Statement
[1356]1, It is proposed that the Agency lend the am of $8,000 in
[1358]‘ U.S. eurreney, at 20 per annum, to contrect agent, Paul
[1360]: D, LANGSVIE, Im Santieso, Chile, in order that this azeut
[1362]--ray meet corntractunl obligations without endansering his
[1363]present cover.
[1365]2, Tho proceeds of this loan would be used to complete ray~
[1366]ment on rectinery and equinment recently installed in the
[1367]leased prezises of the printing establishment of which
[1368]LANGEVIN is row sole prerrieter.
[1370]3, The princiral end interest of the loan would.de amortized
[1371]from the entire proceeds of LANGEVIN's sslezy from the
[1372]agoncy of $6,0CC per year, at the rate of $5°O ver month,
[1374]4. The loan would be guaranteed by o chattel mortgage, or
[1375]whatever lege] instrument is custorarily exmored in
[1377]: Chile to establish a lien on the assets ageinst which the
[1379]: __. lean would be msde, ; ek
[1381]5, Details of the loan contract and selection of an apnro-
[1382]priate legal instrument to secure a lien on the machinery
[1383]and equipment would be arrived et through joint agreement
[1384]of VED, CCC and the Legel Division. The ex‘sting agent
[1386]ed
[1388]SECRET
[1391]14-0000
[1393]sw
[1397]B,
[1399]Cc,
[1401]SECRET
[1403]Pome
[1405]contract with LANGEVIN vould siso be revieved Jointly by
[1406]rejrecentatives ef these divisions vith a view to incore
[1407]porzting any modifiestion wiieh might be necessary as a
[1409]result of the agent's entcring inte a loun agreenmcnt with
[1411]the ccency,
[1413]6, As a prerequisite to the iscuence of a loan, LANGEVIN
[1414]ould recuired to subrit a complete nare~plate inven-
[1415]tory of'all machinery and covinmont involved in the loan
[1416]tranecetion and its physical existence in hic custody,
[1417]his title to the property, cnd an approximate evauletion .
[1418]of its worth would bo determined through VED station per=
[1420]sonnel.
[1421]Background
[1422]Contract agent, Peul D. LAKGEVIN, is the sole ovmer and editor
[1423]of the. English-lencuact poner, South Peeifie Mail, which is
[1424]published uveekly in Santiago, Chile, The prirtin, ting of this
[1425]publication ves formerly done by an outside firm. Pesiring to
[1426]handle both his own printing reculrenents end to engage in job
[1427]printing, LANGEVII! obtained equipment from an individual vho
[1428]expected to ke compensated through a nertnership in the busi-
[1429]ness, However, sertous jllness hes prevented the rpresrective
[1430]rartrer from entering the business, ond hes forced LANGEVI! to
[1431]rect the financial obligation clone. The repayment of this
[1432]obligation will recuire LANGEVIN either (1) to aecevt a Chilean
[1433]pertrer in his business, or (2) to cbtain a lean, The require-
[1434]nents of ceevrity and the need for flexibility of omration
[1435]militate against bringing in e partner. Moreover, a loan ob-
[1436]teined locally through ordinary cormercicl]l channels, i.e.
[1437]banks, would enteil exorbitant interest retes, In addition,
[1438]since a bank ldan would clmost corteinly: be of short-term
[1439]duration, there vould exist the constant threat of loss of the
[1440]cover business through a ‘possible vefusal to renew the loan.
[1442]LANGEVIN has ecntacted a bank: in Tess in an attempt to secure
[1443]a loan, offering as semrity his chare of a fambly interest in
[1445]-oil-producing lenéc., It cpnesrs doubtful that the Texas bank
[1447]will grant the loan,
[1449]Current Status ,
[1451]LANGEVIN was advi ned, vidle in the United Stetes for training,
[1452]that Headcquerters voul¢é investigate the pocsibilities of an
[1454]SECRET
[1456]14-0000
[1458]we aye
[1462]tee
[1464]Hy ree
[1466]». OPERATION
[1468]Ath the Correr~
[1469]! cable, otter
[1470]ile, not te cer asy loan errencenents with
[1471]dquarters (Seo annex.3). Tt vas deeddod that
[1472]en Zrem tho Agener, under the, terms cutlined in the propose
[1473]nted the best solution for the are ney from the standpoint
[1474]of security, and that such a loan vould give the Agency even
[1475]Grecter eontrol over the agent than now exists,
[1477]Agere loan (See Annex 4),
[1478]fs3 and Lerel Diviclons,
[1480]“We retitn te Ch
[1482]It is recomended that tte sun of &€ 2000 | be mice availeble es a loan,
[1484]-at 2% interest, to contrect egent, ae
[1485]soeurec iY & tien on techinesy tnd equinnend veluce. at. -oprroxirately
[1486]. $210,000; interest and princinal to be anortis ed at une rate of $500
[1487]“per month, the full amount of agent's salary.
[1489]i TANGEVIE, the loan to bo »
[1491]Same as Trotect POORCVEL. -
[1492]BUDGET PATA
[1494]Seo Amex A. (CFO FORE No. 204a) -
[1496]SECRET
[1498]14-00000
[1500]Se SECRET
[1502]PROJECT FINANCIAL DATA
[1504](This data may not exceed SECRET classification)
[1505],
[1507]Fiscal Period Covered 1 June 195 2
[1509]Project Cryptonym P3320 iL Vis
[1510]through 306 June 195 2
[1514]L. S, Patton wED/CPG  Srsnch 1 ‘Pos,
[1515]Case Officer Responsioble Staft or Division
[1517]A, PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS
[1519], (Indicate number and type of persennel required and estimated total
[1521]compensaiion for salary, allowances, travel, and related employee
[1523]benefits, )
[1524]‘Type Number——~~—-- Estimated Total Compensation
[1525]Staff Employees OO
[1526]Staff Agents
[1528]Career Agents we: .
[1530]Agents es None
[1531]Consultants
[1533]Detailed Personnel
[1535]Miscellaneous
[1537]TOTAL $
[1541]SUPPLIES, MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT, AND SPECIAL SERVICES
[1543]Cndicate the type and esti:aated cost of materials and special services
[1544]required to support the project, Attach a list of special equipment
[1545]requirements, if avaiiable, )
[1547]None
[1549]4 : Total Estimated Cost $ °
[1551]C, OTHER OPERATIONAL EXPENSES
[1553]7 XPENSES .
[1554]. Undicate volume ana niture of such expenses, suchas (1) maintenance
[1556]of two operational heuses abroad, (2) hire of approximately 10 foreign
[1557]77> -~""" nationals for procureriént of information, (3) spot purchase of
[1559]information, etc.)
[1560]None
[1562]Total Estimated Cost $
[1564]OPC Form No, 44a
[1565]9 November 1950 SECRET
[1567]14-0000
[1569]SECRET
[1571]D, SURSIDY OP PROPRIET. ARY PAYMENTS
[1572]Cf funds are to b. tureed over to sndivicduals or groups in large lurnp
[1573]sums to be expended by the individusls or groups at thetr diséretion
[1574]3 to accomplish an agreed-upon objective, explain the type of financial
[1576]accounts, factual.verifieation, or afatements, ifaay, other than a
[1577]reccipt for the lump sum, which will hc obtained from such individual
[1578]or greup, )
[1580]. ‘The sum of {3,000.00 is to be paid to cgntract agent Paul D. LANGEVIN
[1582]! in the form of a loan at 4% interest, both interest and principal to
[1584]’ be anfortized at the rate of §500.00 per month. Tho loan will be
[1586]avidenced by a loan contract signed by LiNGZVIN and the agency.
[1588]Total Estimated Cost $ 8,000.00
[1590]E, FUNDING REQUIREMENTS f
[1591](Show approximate dates funds will be required, if known, and indicate
[1592]whether funds will be required in U, S, dollars, specific types of for-
[1593]eign currency, checks, bonds, geld, or some special type of nego-
[1594]tiable instrument, Indicate any special security requirements or
[1595]special methods of transmission anticipated in connection with funding
[1596]the activity. )
[1598]The above amount (USi8,000.00) shalt be paid in a lump sum to the
[1599]borrower, preferably by check deposited in the Chemical ELank and Trust,
[1600]74th Street ard Madison Avenue, New York, N.Y., on or about 20 June 1952,
[1605]F, SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
[1606](Within security limitations, list any other facts or circumstances
[1607]which will enable Special Support Staff to lend adequate logistic sup-
[1608]port to this project, Indicate specifically the "Rush" or "Time"
[1609]factors involved, } .
[1611]Full amount nust be paid on or about 20 June 1952
[1613]G. Funds required for use in Field $ 8,000.00
[1614]: Funds required for use by Hq.
[1615]Totsl (this amount is also tetal of
[1616]A, B, C, and D above)
[1618]Ww
[1619].
[1621]g 8,000.00
[1623]OPC Form No, 404a -2-
[1624]9 November 1950
[1626]ted
[1629]14.90000
[1633]4 ve e
[1634]- PROJECT FINANCIAL DATA
[1635](This data may aot exceed SECRET classificction)
[1636]oy 2 are
[1637]r Project Cryptonyn Fiscal Period Covered Pa 195
[1638]throage 3 cha Tone args
[1643]tgbten Nf pes
[1644]eats Officer Responsible Staff or Division
[1646], A, ‘PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS ;
[1647](indicate number and type of personnc! required and estimated total
[1648]compensation for salary, allowances, travel, and related employee
[1650]benefits, ) .
[1651]Type Number Estimated Total Compensation .
[1652]' Staff Employees me
[1654]‘ Staff Agents
[1656]i ; Career Agents
[1658]: Agents
[1659]Consultants .
[1660]¥ -Detaiied Personnel - - we . . .
[1661]Miscellaneous : . a
[1665]B, SUPPLIES, MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT, AND SPECIAL SERVICES
[1666]a Cndicate the type and esti:nated cost of materials and special seivices
[1667]ad required to support the project, Attach a list of special equipment
[1668]requirements, if available, ) ~. ;
[1670]ane i
[1672]Total Estimated Cost $
[1674]i
[1675]4
[1676]a
[1678]j
[1682]CC. OTHER OPERATIONAL EXPENSES
[1683](indicate volume and nature of suca expenses, such as (1) maintenance
[1684]of two opcraticnal houses abroad, (2) hire of approximately 10 forcign
[1685]mitionals for procurement of information, (3) spot purchase of
[1686]information, etc.) .
[1687]_ Rona
[1689]kn d Total Estimated Cost $
[1691]OPC Form No, 404a
[1692]9 November 1950 SECRET
[1695]14-0000
[1697]Hmeee ete! pee +
[1699]Pete be SPE ecO ee ES tre,
[1703]3
[1705]" D, SUBSIDY OP PRO?
[1707]CCRET ‘
[1709]ra
[1711]METARY PAYMENTS -
[1713](ttunds are to be tiered aver to individuals cr groups in large “‘himp
[1714]-sums to be expended by the individuals gr groups at their diserction —
[1715]to accorplish an agrcedsupon objective, explain the type of financial
[1716]gecounts, factual verificztion, or atate*nants, ifany, other than a
[1717]receipt for the lump sum, which will be obtained from such individual
[1718]or group, )
[1722]iy sve of 2B giKM Be fo ta gad? te wont eh aga ia oe BOF
[1723]is the Pown a. @ Bean a bE Lateretty bots talerest and sri spat: at t
[1724]BO Sec PLLGH BS AG BNE OL SNe per combos “The lam. wh 5
[1726]avicenast by uv Lesa andesa@t staget ty kos and the apareye.
[1727]Total Estimated Cost $ «# OO.)
[1729]_E, FUNDING REQUIREMENTS
[1730](Show Approximate dates funds will be required, if known, and indicate
[1731]whether funds will be required in U. S, dollars, specific types offor- - >
[1732]eign currency, checks, bonds, gold, or some special type of nego- .
[1733]tizble instrument. Indicate any special security requirements or
[1734]special methods of transmission anticipated in connection with funding
[1735]the activity. ) Cs -
[1737]Ta atoce cmeoth Os a D003} ORAL bn, ay yo Suet remot tte
[1738]witrucer, oratarati~ Me chen decesttad ia the vherlosl feck ant 7 ruth g
[1739]Fits cApeet and Kathe sya, 9m vere, Noles Bt OF Ebeue ME Cone Were
[1741]F, SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
[1742]| (Within security limitations, list any other facts or circumstances
[1743]which will enable Special Support Staff to lend adequate iogistic sup-
[1744]port to this project, Indicate specifically the "Rusk" or "'Time't
[1745]factors involved, )
[1747]YoLh avanah onet tre walt ae oe asomt 20 dua 2952
[1748]1
[1750]G. Funds yequired for use in Field $ BUD
[1751]Funds required for use by Hq. S$.
[1753]' otel (this amount is also tetal of ———
[1755]A, B, C, and D above) $ By KO
[1757]OPC Form No, 404a ~2-
[1758]9 November ; 1950
[1760]‘ SECRET
[1763]14-0000
[1766]t
[1768]doe tte acme oe ne enna apne aw Menage ca a nuepwermenenee A ea
[1770]er
[1772]won
[1774]ee,
[1776]bee eM nee
[1778]pene mR Vm tore camer es
[1780]marca 5, 1098
[1782]rgtdans as)
[1783]Boor Sirsa \
[1785]Balas a reecsS vioit to tho Calted Statoe, 3 tad tho eppar-
[1786]tuphty of speamin, sith o , cotlensa che gro so the eeee of year
[1787]organisation as cae chich, in cortain eases, was oble te esspurate:
[1790]_ In Sen tls co, orwre ome oaloto, thre ta a asall baad of
[1791]_p@eple who are enthuslsetioally interestsd is launshing auch a.
[1792]grou-, alth prticuiar lotereot in tho rorival of "Per Gaile", a
[1793]voekly newmsg+sino ones printed here. -Thie puplication waa doo
[1794]vuted to tne lower alagpea end od terially fought agains’ Gomonnias.
[1795]A Berge grou, of loval Jusinviopen contributed to ite euseoss mith
[1796]thotr baacla and ous “rt, @ soup «bia8 could be celled upea agains
[1798]Tho direstor of tae jupliestica,. +8 digo
[1799]tla juisned journaliot, is evallavls to carry au “gaaa ead azedts, by
[1800]uafortuystely duss a t hav@ the acgcasary Mnranoiol baokia,. Bould
[1801]it 30 teo auoh ty hue thet your orspnisatd m aigh3 bolp in tats
[1802]gsttor? A sum of avoat J40,00u Jollara aysar would bo required to
[1805]tha prev ous 9 oltaation, plue d certals omsideration (ar Anagoaged
[1806]duate, All otter melo ex cases would, of course, oo act frou adverse
[1807]tlolng ans otroulatiana revenuass
[1809]myself, aad other fataposted friends aro wregering .
[1810]a doteiled Fepezt on ‘he enpoasoa a@atiesed abeve, irdicoatéia, bow
[1811]Guen uonoy would be weed, end with what cxysated rowlic, Es could
[1812]ba happy to acna this roport ta you 1¢ you indtosts ony poesiblo
[1813]Bappore of cur idea,
[1815]- ji
[1816]Ploase far,ive tho tagecassa of Sada FoE@st, sd os TO ere acd : j
[1817]euro fo was extent your oeapanation fa peesdble, wo avals further NM 18
[1818]4
[1819]‘ io
[1820]l
[1822](FUE BPIAL)
[1823]a
[1825]on Sy
[1826]ares i et ae gt et ctactnetincee nee ae ne
[1829]14-0000
[1831]cman ene anmenn cme faim bee Em mma reemaateaes meee eg meee we eee TY
[1833]April 0, 1405
[1835]boourprag
[1836]Dear Sirs
[1838]Thia is to aoknvel edyq altn theaks revaips of your lotter of
[1839]saroh 5, 1¥63. Tho cxesutive board of cur foundativa has reed and
[1840]vons.dered your proposal aad we Clad your cont enple tod activities
[1841]moot {nterestta,. Yow Lisa of reviviag am amtletetalisaricn nevoe
[1842]t>,oasing coma a hicshly desirable eotivity otha wrich to initiate
[1843]your growp's aativitios., Our foundation, as yeu rave been told, fo-
[1844]wore than villia, to assist acopeditsd groupe such as yours ig dorele
[1845]oping end carrying forward a géemuim osticetwtalitarlan prograae
[1847]Grilo-ao aro acat Latcresated iu seela, your group ausecoefully
[1848]Yeunchod tne Poaeation'e su prt of Ite activitio. would of cource
[1849]be vontia.cat u,oa Poel pt of as completo details as pesaible on the
[1850]porovanel, roscmoes, emiaias uf your ,rous and the board'a | BPRFe~
[1851]val of tne aroup! a objeutives end rogren.
[1853]m In weidor. tia’ the bead nay “arrive at definite conslusiuas cone
[1854]Ceriing aay sssistenso o oh 16 nh bt be able ‘to wevids, we roquest
[1855]tnt you furnish tne Solloy.a, in. ommations
[1857]a. Subsit a reo-rt, as you sugceot, sottin, forth your
[1858]phone .or revival f the aa aakao and ino.ude i:fursotion
[1859]MM sO.r rsa sirces aud the a.ount of aasistence waloh you
[1860]woulu eid. tie Foundation ty ‘eupply. .
[1862]be Tnfon. us ea ty onethor your group is, wr sould bo,
[1863]in @ ,ou'tiua to forw.tate 6 prugras of additional anti-
[1864]Caau.l t aotivition, #3 wwls like ali ogslole Iafor=
[1865]satin laviuding on oatinate of robable 008.
[1867]eo. Siaco your group ia very evidently oouposed of ine
[1868]-laential and Algh-ainded people sueh .9 ourself, wo
[1869]believe tnet Lt ight have tho eapavilit, of eveztual ly
[1870]dov losin, inte en organiseticn abich oould well toomea
[1871]the focal point vor anti-Communist aotivitios throughout
[1872]Chile aad aight be the vehiele through whieh aid sould bo
[1873]ohennelles to other wortay olvie, coelal, business oF reo
[1874]ligious orgenisativne which ales may ba aware of tao Comme
[1875]uniet mensce and vifob say cioh to acabat 1% aotivoly.
[1876]Your views oenserning eugn © possibility oo -4d bo golemoed
[1877]by us.
[1879]a. Ya order to further the cork of your group, will 1%
[1880]de possible toctain fmnoi l aa isteace locally frea
[1882]businosa, evolal aad civic organisaSiona? Sueh ouppors
[1883]fo obtelasd in say inatancos, 'u other ocuntrics, by
[1884]ro utacle organizat ons exyoged An offerte alallar to
[1885]thues which you nave oabarted u pen.
[1887]Sates pent!
[1889]|
[1894]A
[1898]i
[1900]|
[1902]1
[1906]. 7 §
[1907]% 4
[1908]2
[1912]14-0000
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[1917]en meme aentomenipeammers eermnriy = = nae
[1919]dene ee
[1920]. een er asead .
[1924]- wt ra
[1925]a4! oe coe dan oe
[1926]PP ee ers 5 \
[1927]. /
[1928]a
[1930]1a comolusica, cay wo recaphasi,o car great interest in yas
[1931]sugested xadlicat m. Ho ehall Ba nocd Mappy %9 FOCOITO on carly
[1933]ensver eich will rom it, ;Porpt conalderat ima of poasible support
[1934]for tals emisavar. .
[1936]: CO . Very traly youra,
[1937]. Cpt sagrdsy
[1940]+ a -
[1941],
[1942]a
[1944]1
[1946]i
[1947]i
[1948]4
[1949]1
[1950]i
[1952]take ts ans
[1954]i.
[1955]b.
[1956]H
[1957]j
[1958]a
[1959]i
[1962]eos aoe ee te memento
[1966]» at ennteereer nes oe
[1968]wire Mahe ee
[1970]Sy
[1972]14.90000
[1974]ves newpct eT nA Se enmmmge meer ee Rem aN ae eR
[1975]dmenese Co cepa bat ene ee eee gene neem rammamne OOH Earam geret tere
[1977]6
[1981]4 me
[1982]| ee
[1984]im Apeit By, 1vas
[1986]serene Satsang ee teen eee,
[1989]\ .
[1991]OHA BAS
[1992]Goer
[1995]ne! . Thai you for your letter of April Sta, 1833. I ep owro you vill,
[1996]i . understend -b.ct the ‘éslay tn enowaring has becom duo to ay offerts to
[1997]48 tne inforaaticn needed fer & detal lod Reopansa te yur’ quoetians.
[1998]{ havo sd several eonveryéations with dex: , So editor .
[1999]of the ‘puul footios Be wisn te revive, ae wall aa other, interested partios,
[2002]|
[2003]|
[2005]et
[2008]air t. the vorth “Caterers ead 00200F arses) and by rallito tho Bouth
[2009](ooal sinin an. tozrtile Pootyries). Thue tho review woul: ts cold ae
[2010]morcere Lott thetF faoturles.:f or :
[2011]Suey c@miin’ ide tre fae lye Our. adjooitve fe to poash a playses and
[2012]. “Sn aevere | ourior to fore 4 naoe o-meaivaog. Beay industriel eenorna
[2013]i ‘woods purotase the vastioat un Mrracalo to eavlayees at a lower cost, .
[2014]t : An oan oles) jurin. toe ror. sua mbiicativn period tio Cervenifers Lota
[2015]i (Lote Goel whi, Sea @: ay) vegan with @ supserivtion uf 40 copipa. Thas
[2016]j
[2017]'
[2019]H
[2021]1
[2027]. ‘ v rs Lf q *
[2029]: - - ohse. It cali -be “wiuted on. Tur aday a ftornoga and bo: dt opatehed: oy
[2030]|
[2032]t
[2034]t
[2036]Raver, do tO,..0te -o8. of the readors, cas wioxly inoreased to 1,809.:
[2037]Tie o ntmspe ee, An tye pist,, w6-1d bo backod uj the organisation °Proe
[2038]prcanita for 3.iYo™. Tae sua needed te ro-vetadlion tila group woule be
[2039]ate.t thy ty “ees and sali AlMoa poees, Cf trat asount one a1 tes,
[2040]petue woul oe raise: Loaelly; .ras the olu soostoty od «ny new seuraca
[2041]te beule. Taat souka sean ow would be galled uren to cunport cur
[2042]Lrou. Lotie extent o one or ono aid a half ullllo: saeuve for a alataw
[2044]porivls of ow your,
[2045]be “Informa (coast t.1ty.o } i_asti-Gea:uniot sotivitios
[2046]eoee9to.”, i wwibening of op: ¥ souopager Gould not .o tha osten’
[2047]of our ,roup'o activities, [ quotas vor.atia fron tho ideals oxpreeced 4
[2048]in tha lo,all; ineurporated ergnaigatioa in- 19679
[2050]Ce a ae canoe
[2052]“no objoat of the aootdty vill bs oe emlottation of
[2053]nexepaors, radio and ether asens of propngsada doatined .
[2054]peinoipolly ot tho dofease of our roghaa of congtitust onal
[2055]descoreay end our soverdl oty against tho Harsis® foreco,
[2056]i Bovict coniimiam, and eay‘atner fora of totalitartanien. a
[2057]: In ite newspaper, putiicationa and othsy moans of progac 1
[2058]Genta tie cogiety vill tir toe patrieties of tho eistisenas : : :
[2059]end show to the publia ounselenso the traglo reality of the . i
[2061]betterment of the eorzing glaasea ca the basis of the eorreds
[2062]{ @ -pliost oa of sesidl laws aad sonditiceaa, The Sesioty vil
[2066]Ot ree ee ene ee een ee Ney anne Reiren ste te oe me eaten be
[2068]eee a anne neeme + cere mae
[2075]utiliaoa for ite endo all bs yal actds of the expreasion of
[2076]ideas and principally, 1% aill editer reviews, bectd, paaghe
[2077]lotsa, bsaddil.s end poster. and vill sare a3} kinda of pub=
[2078]\loations, radio breadsacte end projsetion of Mins. Tho -
[2079]eoolety sill aleo ive aid te oll groupd or organisations
[2080]with siall-r aiss end il2 utilise all ths mesa of thought
[2081]“heooscars by tho Suard of Mrooters ia order to carry cut
[2082]ite ideate®.
[2084]Ge 9,500 (tea chen witsg)...cof 14 to otter vorthy civic, “ecotsl,
[2085]business or POL lousorganssations....". Haturally. our rou | would
[2086]do dolighte: ts ald atnere (nee anove).
[2088]d. %. 2.1L At bo ossicle to. edtein Mnanotal esatstanco Yeoad 1yt*
[2089]‘at. the present tims it fs lapossisle to eey dofinitely ‘og auch fine — .
[2090]otal adaistence could be obtained bere. But 4% ts ioterestia, ta moto
[2091]that the sud. firot acortdéd for the inege oration. of te old enocg istics
[2093]oy $690, O00, poeos. This sus waa alno.t douoled froa openitaseons doses
[2095]tions, ets., cone the sroup had" bOsamO a reality.
[2097]Tv hope the a-ove will oe euffis tent for tha proseat. Be sre pre=
[2098]sently waiting a dvtatlod ostia@ to of printing costes Cor "Por Chilo”
[2099]and atw3; fa, the probiens invulvedeea serious shortage ot. paper, for
[2100]Jieta.aa. But L ud.oetly feat that thie orgealsation ead ita ocfiotal -
[2101]orpen “Jor Chilo®,. plu a @adll nusper of younger poople o.0 ere inter-
[2102]ested in fighting Ganiualea, aovid ds the firs peginata, of «a great
[2103]work ia t.10 country, thioh si,ht sazo dey spread throuwhout Latin dooriaa,
[2105]ee Binoorely end cordially, .o
[2107](FONE BRIRL)
[2111]1 te Aen atte sa rane te ene Gaerne eeeietine wee!
[2113]_duna 17, 953. ,
[2115]' FOneBi he) - . ° , : uo :
[2116]Bear 3irs .
[2118]Pais fa to acknowledge with thane receipt of
[2119]your informative latter of April 27, 1953 which arrived
[2120]by steerer matl, We recret that an sarlier reply baa
[2121]riot: bedn pogsiblé, but. tna time elapsed has beon well
[2122]spans -in- giving your Latest report and- your propesdl: - “
[2123]of March 5,°1953, the eerious conglderation whieb. .
[2124]they dontrve, We aleht suggest that: your future correse .
[2125]vondence be sont: to ua by atrzail. . arn
[2127]. fhe “executive ‘beard of che Poundatten’? hes. studied”. |
[2128]“ your report ‘of April 29, 1953 and appreciated your: - te ee
[2129] :earprehenstvo response te our reauges for further ine _
[2131]saith partt- carat a cansia deretion ef fliiane tal, eee
[2132]tance asa” yeu have Jinttcated ‘would be nesessary, —
[2134]Aa. abeva ‘Indieoted, your provosal of “arch 5,
[2135]oni resort of fveril 3, t ave met wltr tae oyavetretio
[2136]Intacsst sitvin tra ravavtattions of pertteular interest
[2137]are tha fad? cotton “ot! aban: - local svupest in the | fet
[2138]pagt, an avidenc ed by ths an 9209 pero intetlal -iscare
[2139]neretion svosertotiongs ‘plas an "aircat Agua) eeoant in
[2140]‘@.reequent- ‘Hane't Loe ‘for tho ("P.F.o.") orvanizetion,
[2141]Novevear, Wa Would bike. to kmow to whes oxtert the
[2142]1h? fTieures, which vou efted in gour letter of April
[2143]7, might serve as a realistic baaia ror a 1953
[2144]aetinate of. DUpPOPS wean mith be obtained pocally. - !
[2146]vf, in the light of information at hend and
[2147]any addi ttonsl int ammiation which you aagy furnieh on
[2148]the perscmnat, Prsovrcas, and needs of yooR grovp, ;
[2149]your -propessl should prove to conatithts the Troaible i
[2150]ond desirebdle: ‘activity ehieh it now appeara to co, we ~ se
[2151]will andosvor’ to lend ovr suoport te you in every ¢
[2153]“tha “Foundation Witl sot te in a” posttion tao ee
[2154]frame a definitive dnaver to your praposal until wo
[2155]ere in recelet of, md have peviaved, your promised
[2156]astimate of printing costs for CAP .6,° of
[2158]‘ 4 Vary truly yours,
[2160](DTAABEASY
[2163]Tae we ealeahes cae tf etna iterate Me games .
[2165]14-0000
[2169]é as eee wy cence ween coe enn evens weenie one enema ee ee aire
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[2176]j ° ‘ . 4 ai ouy w, 3953 , . " \
[2178]~ HABEAS |
[2181]. Phan you vory uxde fer pour loiter ef dens 16, 195), exploiaiag e \
[2183]that you are mani cone ¢sring the poseibality of oid for cur Gow.
[2185]wont to -epologica for the error which resulted ta my Lact
[2186]eaa-oni}, Of coures all Astera correspondence wili-ba
[2189]- !
[2190]. b
[2191]to Srile's U \woraity vesadate ip ip iec fon Yalpareies ead Csanspetsa, . .
[2192]““Unine 4t te a graphic azaxple of tho hint of wore oar grow. ont. ae: oe Se af oo
[2196]for ths project vere ratesd by "Por Chile”. :
[2198]We are hoping to cond you sore complete Geteils ot the caries? poocibla bo
[2199]foment, : ot h sy
[2200](depos ?). [oral
[2202]' Yn spite of the love) @unoaic aysten ca foo) thst vo can/en sach wapport |
[2203]Losally for amy auch ‘project of tho group, and will re-sffire posdible Gai teliss- coy
[2205]tion an our peat letter, . . a i
[2206]. . “4
[2208]|
[2210]|
[2211]| ° ere te no , qieation ‘that there doa ‘great deal of cork to he tone bore. 4
[2212]The peaprlst, for iaetanco, originested frog the studeats tawolved aid vas ast j
[2213]i prods sed with our aid, on {
[2214]| Hoping thet wa amy hear frea you acon ogaia. Pegarde, ead theske for 7 |
[2215]1 “ your interest. to
[2216]| _ . _ «.» Sry truly yours, Toren : :
[2217]I wy 38 (FUMmEBRIAL) i
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[2219]ye
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[2224]So) tae dtanmagel te
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[2234]mo “ Chief of Mission, Santiago
[2235]Chief, WD
[2236]KUGOWN Matters
[2237]L. FURIOSO-C
[2238]REFERENCES: (a) HCSA-4343 (b) SaGO-848; (c) DIR 16626; (a) DIR 17648
[2240]1. This is to confirm and amplify reference (a), that Headcuarters has
[2241]frepared the initial letter from DIHAZEAS to Martin J. COKENIAS. This
[2242]letter, which requests CCiZIAS to act as the "honorary" DTHAEEAS rep-
[2243]resentaviva in Chile, is teing sent air-mail to the CCnSiIAS residence in
[2245]Santiago.
[2247]2. As an attachment to this dispatch ve are rors rding the draft of a
[2248]suggested raply to he sent by Com IAS to DINASEAS, via air mail. COKXANIAS
[2249]need not use ow suggested letter verbetim, as long as he dces incorporate
[2250]in his reply the ideas contaired in our draft. ,
[2252]3. Upon receipt of the letter of acceptance from CCHEnIAS, DTHASEAS wild
[2253]send COr;2vIaS a letter of introduction to FUREVRIAL. DPtaluksS will also,
[2254]at the same time, alert Fl TAL to the anticinited contact, asking him
[2255]to put CCrERIAS in touch with sUNERIAI-1,
[2257]4. For securitv reisons ver are not enclosing comics of the inibial PTHAFEAS
[2258]letter to CUXHIAS, It is suggested that station make its own “ile copies
[2259]of the letters sent directly to Gu\sliAs. .
[2261]5. In his contacts vith FUNESAIAL and WURERRTAL -1, co 4S will naturally
[2262]not disclose a greater Imovledge. the BTHABEAS-FUNSSRIAL relationship to
[2263]date than woyld logically he available to him th rough his own corresrondence
[2264]with PTVAREAS. In order to facilitate understanding between CC: 5
[2265].. the. FURICSO-C grour,:- however, the next letter from DTHAFFAS to CONE 1as
[2266]aca e, insaddition to the letter of introduction, copies of the
[2267]-DTEASEAS corresnendence to date, Nseccuarters recliszes that this
[2268]corres: onderce is already available to CCREIIAS, since copics were pouched
[2269]vith hCSW-274, but it is relieved that CONENIAS vill be in a Zirmer resition
[2270]Vis-a-vis FUNDONIAL if he car. produce his own copies of such corres:ondence, .
[2272]direct from [THA
[2273]6. Since DTVADEAS/
[2275]BEAS.
[2277]g, C, EIXG "DE, HCIPAN, JR. DAVID W, SXSER
[2278]CkH DCfTR IAB CHR LAE
[2280]Span
[2281]it we
[2282]SEURET
[2285]14,0000
[2286]i
[2288]rf
[2290]Attachment: . :
[2291]Draft of suggested reply of COKENIAS
[2293]SECRET
[2295]i HCSW~345
[2296]page 2
[2298]Since DTHANCAS has written to COn#’.IAS on the Lasis of a "previous
[2299]accuaintance™, it now becomes inperstive for U TAS to be briefed or
[2300]DTEAS AS and certain of its person-el, : Heaccuarters would therefore
[2302]like te know the extent of COXSN1AS' crasent knowledge of DTHA. EAS, in
[2303]order that ve may sucply him with whatever background information he may
[2304]need to be convincing in his role as an old friend of a DTHASEAS director.
[2306]Headcuarters wil] forvard comments requested in paregrarh 4 of ECSA-409
[2307]subsacuent to the actual introduction of COeE.145 into the FURIOSO-C
[2309]picture.
[2311]J, C, KING
[2312]CWH
[2314]to DTHAPEAS
[2316]31 August 1953
[2318]Distribution:
[2319]3 - Santiago
[2320]2 — WE/RR.T
[2321]1 - WE/‘ail Room
[2322]1 - RI
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[2349]Dear me
[2352].
[2354]ores
[2356]I havo -recelved end conzidersd your ind letter ef end a3
[2357]otacorcly Mottered that yoo chould bo willing to plese guat conliesnse fa
[2358]‘m8. 1 wuld te proed to cates ca oa “honorery” representative of the Pounde>
[2360]Rion, ad pending reesipt of the necessary Sarther setaile, I will be heppy
[2361]to accent, © :
[2363]You ware ent {rely correct in ssmmiig thot I heave saintained an cetive
[2364]inserest in the good wort of the Foundation. In fact, ny intercst, rether
[2365]than dininiehing sines I left. the U, 6, hes greatly inerugsed in vigw of
[2366]. Ry obsorvatinaa and experientys here in Chile. Thore is a creat need down ©
[2367]._ . sve for gust such estivities ao you have muntioned in your letter, aad I
[2369]would volcone an opsortunity aueh- as you have presented, vhercty I ean
[2370]on cor.tributa to the. Foundation's procrean of asaistance,
[2372]In. conclusion. pay 1 say thet I shall look foruard te mocting and wore
[2373]ding with FUSEHIAL end PUNIPXIAL-2 an soon ag you em feraish no with tho
[2374]laters of introduction to thees gentlewen. I area that tho took at hend a
[2375]is net ono to be moag.ret in terma of salary, end 1 thall consider the
[2376]satisfaction 1 amect to darive froa thie work as amle remmerst ion.
[2378]“Thanking you agai: for your eupreseion of confidence in ae, | es
[2380]‘Very truly yours,
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[2403]October 6, 1953,
[2405]Dear FUNESRIALs
[2407]It is my privilere, by means of this letter, to introduce to you
[2408]my good friend, Mr. COKENLAS, who has recertly, and very graciously,
[2409]consented to act as the Foundation's personel representative in Chile,
[2411]I have taken the liberty of asking is. COKENIAS to serve in this
[2412]capacity primarily because tha statutes of a> Foundation require that ve
[2413]seek the services of a U.S. citizen to represent us in any foreign country ~
[2414]4n which ore or more Foundation grants nay be cperative, In addition, hovever,’~
[2415]I earnestly believe this arrangement will serve to strengthen the very promising
[2416]relationship alreedy established between us and to stimulate those activities
[2417]which are of mutual interest to us, I had net mentioned this stipulation in
[2418]our previous correspondence, but I do so row in view of the possible imminance
[2419]of a formal agreerent hetween Propaganda Pes Giile ond the Foundation, Our
[2420]receipt of your promised printing cost estimstes would pave the way for approval
[2422]and detailed planning of an actual grant of assistance,
[2424]It is my hope and expectation that if, CCKENIAS will call upon you in
[2425]the near future to present his respects ané curs, As our representative he is
[2426]authorized and prepared to discuss all ratters of mituai concern. Mr, COKR/LAS
[2427]has been instructed to extend to you, to Sr (to whom, I trust, you
[2428]will introduce Mr, COKENIAS) » and to your grocp as a whole, every possible courtesy
[2429]ané assistance, It is ry sincore desire thet this perscnel contact will prove
[2430]to be cf conmon benefit,
[2432], Enclosed you will find a copy of sy letter of this date, to kr, COKENIAS,
[2433]i the same time, I am sending lr, COKENIAS e copy of this letter to you, as well
[2434]as copies of our previous correspondence, so that he may familiarize himself with
[2436]developrents to date,
[2437]Trusting that you and Sr. will receive hr, COKENIAS as our {
[2439]representative in the same spirit with which he has‘offered to serve, and hoping
[2440]that this arrangement will mark the beginning cf a worthwhile and enduring
[2442]association, I remain,
[2444]Veror ecrdially yours,
[2446]DIGASRAS
[2451]14-0000
[2453]Santiago, 31 de Octubre de 1953
[2455]DIE ABEAS
[2457]Tay apreciado senor Hy
[2459]He tenido el placer de conocer al Senor COKRENIAS, El me ha
[2460]_dicho que no es necesario quo mis cartas sean escritas en ingles, lo que
[2461]a facilitara nuestra correspordencia nves mis conocirientos de la lengua
[2462]to. . .Anglesa son tan rudinentarios que re vela precisado cada vez, .a buscar
[2463]‘un amigo americano, de buena volunted y corfianza, que me. tredujera las
[2464]cartias. que le‘he..estado enviando, - Achaques de salud hand contribuido a no
[2465]-Yesponder oportunamente, como nibiera sido.mi deseo, sus cartas.
[2467]ayer
[2469]Ya estamos en contacto con el Senor yY esperamos
[2470]llegar muy luego a un entendiri ento vara proseguir con nuestro proyecto
[2471]: de reeditar el periodico, "Por Chile®,
[2473]Heres
[2475]El senur COKENIAS le enviara my pronto un resumen de lo que
[2476]estanos acordando,
[2478]Se despide my afectuosanente » 5.58.
[2482]FUNEERIAL
[2484]: .
[2485](Above letter by FUNEERIAL acinowledges that he has been introduced to
[2486]2 COKENIAS and that the latter will send to DTILABEAS shortly a resume of
[2487]: the PPC plans.) nr
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[2515]Organiaition
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[2529]Snourity Infermaticn
[2532](PSCROVEL) ;
[2533]Projoot Title FURICGO O Amendment No. 2._ Project No, ee
[2535]Tre following Ling and Staff Officers of she Western Hemiaphero Divisicn have
[2536]aligned ard cconeurr with thig projeat.
[2538]Ccneurreds Psychological Warfare Officer no Nad (), Comsg. i935 22
[2540]Late
[2541]Economic Warfare Officer WHD
[2542]Date
[2543]S<botege Warfare Officer WHD.
[2544]Date
[2545]Countorsabota eo Officer WAD
[2547]. - c
[2548]Paramilitary Officer WiD _
[2549]: Date
[2550]Later Officer "HD,
[2551]. Date
[2552]Jeginties Offfeor WHD
[2553]Date
[2555]Budget Officer 7&0 WHD
[2557]Plans Officer P&O wo
[2559]Projeat Coordinator Wik
[2561]Chief, P&O THD:
[2563]Cernditiona of Approval,
[2565]we perso
[2567]meme te
[2569]A ANE RE
[2571]anon Re ERRC RRR RRs
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[2576]SoEeCeRebeT
[2578]PROJECT CUTLING
[2579]Projects FURTOSO-G (PFCROVEL) doendent Ne.2,
[2580]Type: Operational
[2582]X, aAuTRQRIZATION
[2584]A, Basic Progran Authorization
[2586]1, Basic project PBGROVSL was approved on 12 February __
[2587]1952 for the establishment of a mechanism capable of conducting
[2588]KUGOWN activities aimed at the accomplishment of WHD nissions
[2589](a) and (b) in Chile; as set ovt in Section It (paragraph 2 b)
[2590]_ of Annex B to the WHD/KUGCWN Strategic Plan dated 1 Novenber
[2591]1951, This task was assigned priority one in Phase I (1 Jan, -
[2592]30 June 1952) in the aforementioned plan, Funds in the anount
[2593]of $4,700,00 were allotted to this Project, to provide salary
[2594]for contract agent Poul D, LANGSVIN (FUIMINATOR-1) for the
[2595]remainder of FY 52, to cover the cost of bringing him to PBRRIMS
[2596]for a period of covert trainins, provide his per diem allowance
[2597]while here, and to transport hin back to Santiago, Chile,
[2598]following complotion of training, 2000 7
[2600]2, Amendment No,1 to besic project PRGROVEL was approved
[2601]on 14 July 1952 for the amount of §6,000 (later reduced to $%,000)
[2602]to be made available as 2 loan, at 4% interest, to contract agent
[2603]Paul D. LANGEVIN; the loan to be secured by a lien on rachinery
[2604]and equipment velued at approxizately $10,000; interest and
[2605]principal to be auortized at the rate of $500-per month, the full
[2606]anount of the agont!s salary, Acthorization for PBGROVEL Arerd-
[2607]nent No,1 was the same as that for the basic project PBGROVEL,
[2609]3e The 1954 WH Operational Program, approved by Chief,
[2610]KUBARK on 10 August 1953, authorized a maximum expenditure of
[2611]$10,000 for this project during FY 1954,
[2613]Yee serpemges resem
[2615]- Ii,
[2617]Coney
[2618]0 MMT
[2619]wecurny infymattsa
[2621]REFERENCES
[2623]A,
[2624]B
[2625]c.
[2626]D.
[2628]Sie as for basic Project PECROVEL
[2629]Budgetary data for this azendment (Annex A)
[2630]DTHABEAS —-FUNEERIAL correspondence (Annex B)
[2632]HCS-W-345, with attachment (Annex C)
[2635]Souls
[2637]Secure infernal
[2639]eOCUey PM EREPALEL-SSLETE
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[2643]A,
[2645]‘ B.
[2647]TIT, TE PROPCSAL
[2651]Secunis inter
[2655]Statement of the
[2657]“i, In ossie >rojért PROROVEL, it was vroposed to
[2658]undertake the development in Guile of a group or-committes |
[2659]composed of C:liean nationals which would engage overtly ant
[2660]actively in enti-BOGYPSY erforts anc would function as a WD
[2661]rechanisn for the accorplishment of WHD missions (a) and (b) °
[2662]aforenentioneé, As the first step in Luplerenting the develop-
[2664]-nent of the co:mittce, it was proposed to engage the services
[2666]ef a PBPRIMS rational in Chile as a contract agent whose task
[2667]was to select, and exercise subtle guidance over a qualified
[2668]Chilean, the lattér to act as the organizer of the committee,
[2669]It was further stated thet at such tine as development of the
[2670]committee warrants, the necessary steps would be taken to
[2671]place the committee in the preper relationship with the
[2672]DTHABEAS foundation for purposes of cover and support, The
[2673]provisions of the foregoing are now revised in accordance wit
[2674]the proposel of this anendron’ as set out below. The overall
[2675]objective of the basic project remains unaltered, °
[2677]2. It is proposed, in this Anendment No.2 to Basic
[2678]Project PRGRCTEL, that WHD furnish technical and financial
[2679]support, not te exceed $10,000 during Fiscal Yoar 1954, to a
[2680]indigenous grevn of Chileans for the purpose of aiding the
[2681]group in its overt anti-BGGYPSY and anti-BIGHT KUCGOWN—type
[2682]activities, WD suppert will be specifically designed to assist
[2683]in the re-activation of the group elong its original lines and
[2684]to foster by support periodically advanced, the revival of the
[2685]group's official organ, a weekly news nmagasine. It is antici~
[2686]pated that the indigenous group will evontusally also serva as
[2687]a mechanism Tor the channeling of WHD support te other worthy
[2688]groups with sizilar aims, (Seo Annex C),
[2690]Background
[2692]1. In 1947, a greup of influential Chilean business and
[2693]intellectual leaders formed a legally chartered organization
[2694]dedicated to an overt and active anti~BGGYPSY and anti-~BIGHT
[2695]program throug: use of all types of KUGOWN media, The group
[2696]published. an exti-BGGYPSY weekly news magazine designed for
[2697]the working class audience, Tho activities of this group,
[2698]including publication of its official organ, were later
[2700]' saspended as a rasult of financial difficulties, public solici-=
[2702]tation and subscriptions being, at the tine, the only source of
[2703]funds, ©
[2705]2, Threugh the encovragezent and subtle direction by
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[2710]C.
[2713]Gand
[2714]thee
[2716]a
[2717]formating
[2721]“
[2722]it rae
[2725]Ser cor
[2727]Mission Santiago, working through contract agent Paul D,
[2728]LANGEVIN, FUNESRIAL, an anmuitting Chilean with excellent
[2729]contacts in business ang intollectual circles, has suecceded
[2730]in vo-eetivating the fornar organization, and has recontly
[2731]appreached DIHAHGAS with a request for support for the group's
[2732]activitius, .
[2734]Current Status
[2736]1, The proviaions of basic project PDGROVEL and of-
[2737]Anondment No.l ‘havo been fulfilled. Contract agent Paul D,
[2739]* LANGEVIN has accomplished his miysion, that -of selecting ani
[2741]subtly guiding a Chilean citisen as the indigenous organizer
[2743]of the cormittee, The loan to LANGEVDI, provided under the
[2744]terms of Anendment Ho,1, has been paid in full, and the services
[2745]of the contract agent, for this  Broject, were terminated as of
[2746]31 August 1953, ;
[2748]2, Tho present cormittee, composed of influential Chilean
[2749]citizens, has been in touch with tho DTNAREAS foundation since
[2750]Mech, 1953, The initial contact and subsequont correspondence
[2751]with DTHABEAS have been handled by FUNEARIAL, who, while not
[2752]a menber of the original (1947) group, is an outetandirg
[2753]caricaturist and satiriat with abundant experience in
[2754]journalism and publishing, and who has taken the initiative
[2755]in re-forming the once-active connlttee,
[2757]3,. DTHABEAS is currently awaiting receipt, fron FUNESRIAL,
[2758]of a detailed estimate of financial support needed, to include
[2759]printing costs of the group's woekly news magazine. The
[2760]publication itself will be published and edited by FUNESRIAL-l,
[2761]a Gynanic anti-BCGYPSY individual who also published the
[2762]official organ of the 1947 orgenization, Upon receipt of the
[2763]aboverentioned estimatés, and pending thoir review and approval.
[2764]by WHD, DTHABEAS should be prepared to extend technical and
[2765]financial support up to the amount of $10,000 per annum, It
[2766]is understvod that such WHD support, channeled through DTMAREAS
[2767]will supplement at least an equal amount which is to be raised
[2768]locally by the FUNEDRIAL comnittee,
[2770]Le ‘Contract agent Paul D, LANGEVIN has been replaced,
[2771]as the cut-out and'principal.agent for WHD, by Staff Agent
[2772]Martin J, COKENDTAS, The latter is presently being introduced
[2773]into the operation as the Chilean representative of the
[2774]DTHABEAS foundation; this 1s being done by means of corres—
[2775]pondence between DTHASEAS, FNEERIAL, and Martin J, CORENIAS,
[2776]Once WHD ‘support to the PUNEGRIAL group is actually extenied
[2777]by DIMAREAS, COKENIAS, ‘threugh the exercise of subtle guidance
[2778]made possible by his capacity as a DTHABEAS representative,
[2781]ra
[2783]E
[2787]ad
[2789]"Showy Intocmaliget
[2791]Wil? sacit at least Indirect control over the activities
[2792]of the grevp. .
[2794]Adventages to be derived by KUGOAY
[2796]1. Sy supporting the activities af the FUNESRIAL
[2797]orgenizaticn, WH) will obtein the services of a secure ;
[2798]mechanisn wivitting of ODYOKE interest, capable of conducting
[2800]extonsive KRUGQWN activities on an overt and indigenous basis.
[2802]2, In addition to execution of its own KUGONN type
[2803]progrem, the FUNGBRIAL group will serve ag the focal point for
[2804]finding and direction af other KUGOWN activities carried on by
[2805]other indigenous groups having silnilar aims, By extension of
[2806]support to ether such groups, the FUMEBRIAL orgmisation could
[2807]thus becom the nucleus of a secure KUGOWN network, requiring
[2808]no direct contact by .WHD/KUGOWN personnel under QDACID cover,
[2810]3. Since this operation would be funded by WHD headp
[2811]quarters, through the WHD mechanism DTHAZEAS, and since control
[2812]will be exercised by DIHAREAS through its Staff Agent represen-
[2813]tative in Gills, Mission Santiago will be relieved of all but e
[2814]monitoring ani reporting responsibility, This is in accordance .
[2815]with the ti plan of removing direct contrel of, and attribution
[2816]for, KUGOWN cperations from the official station.
[2818]Risks Involved
[2820]Risks involved in establishing the KUGOWN channols
[2821]envisaged in this project should be minimal, The indigenous
[2822]individusls concerned have been recruited on an unwitting
[2823]basis and will be handled by Martin J. CCKENIAS cirectly, The
[2825]“FUNEERIAL group, as an existing legal entity, has good natural
[2827]cover ‘and can accept direct attribution for its KUGOQUN acti~
[2828]vities, Wo Station personnel will be involved ani tho possibi-
[2829]lity of ‘QDYCES interest being disclosed wil] be fiuther mini-
[2830]mized by securely funding tho group and backstopping both
[2831]Martin J, CCEENIAS and the croup's activities by DTHABEAS,
[2832]FUNESRIAL' vill be unwitting of the original source of his
[2834]funds and of COYOKE interest.
[2836]Pay Untarge gt ya
[2840]14-0000
[2842]a)
[2844]Iv,
[2848]Fi PECUSIDATION
[2850]That the funds currently approved for this project under
[2851]the WH Cporational Plan Sor FY 1954 in the azount of $10,000
[2852]be authorized for the implementation of the proposal outlined in
[2853]this acendrent., This support is not to exceed $8,000 during the
[2854]rerainder of FY 1954, Funds used in furthering the revised plans
[2855]fcr this project will be provided pericdically to the DTHASGAS
[2856]funding mechanism after receipt of statomonts from FUNEBRIAL as
[2857]to the proposed use of the monies,
[2859]a.
[2861]14-0000
[2865]a
[2867]r .
[2869]Sune
[2871]Sseuriis is coadiod
[2874]¥. CPSRATICNAL OUPLINE
[2876]ay
[2878]Aros of Operation
[2880]1. Geographic erea
[2881]ea) Chile
[2883]2. Specific target groups
[2884]a) Business and intellectual circles
[2886]b) Working class reader audience
[2887]Qverational Contre)
[2889]1, Control exercised by Ueadquarterg
[2891]WHD/KUGCGHN will exercise operational control through
[2892]DTABEAS which will disburse finds to the FUNEGRIAL group
[2893]in accordance with specific WED instructions, Control
[2894]will be effected through the ellotrent of funds on the
[2895]becis of budgeted need, through DIMASEAS, to the FUNEBRTAL
[2896]froup upon cvidence of satisfactory performance of the
[2897]missions assigned to this organization,
[2899]2, Sontrol exercised by tne Meld
[2901]Chief of Mission, Santiago, will exercise indirect
[2902]control through Staff Agent Martin J, COKENIAS, By ncans
[2903]of indepencent checking and reporting procedures, Mesicn
[2904]Santiago will Lkoep headquarters informed of the FUNEBRIAL
[2905]group's activities, Should the group fail to provide
[2906]gatisfactory parformance, Mission Gantiago will advisa
[2907]headquerters to withdraw financial and technical assis~
[2908]tence,
[2910]Duretion of the Project
[2912]It is anticipated that this project, if approved for
[2913]FY 1954, will be continued in the future by veans of a
[2914]re-ellotment of funds obtained through the yearly Sperationay
[2915]Progrea=s.
[2917]y
[2919]Possibility of Overlanving Jurisdiction
[2921]It is anticipated that FUE SRIAL may eventually be used
[2922]to channel support to other groups in Ghile, either existing
[2925]14-0000
[2927]Fe
[2929]eimhated, whieh groups may .abt whimin the proving ov
[2930]D/UCOM pro, “eels in Chile.
[2932]Personne). Tequired
[2934]“mw,
[2936]1, FOMESAIAL and FULERUAL-1, voth unwitting Chilean officials
[2937]of PUREESIAL orpenization, are immediately available
[2938]as Princinal Agent anc sub-agent, respectively.
[2940]2. Martin J, COKENIAS, a WID Staff Agent, will be tho field
[2941]C.ce Officer fer this Project,
[2943]Corrain cation Plan
[2945]1. e present direct corzespondence betwoen DTIASEAS and
[2946]FOAL will be supplemented by correspondence between
[2947]DTHARBEAS and Martin J, COKENIAS,
[2949]2. Existing facilities will suffice for commaications between
[2950]Hea€quarters and Missien Santiago and botween idssion and
[2951]Martin J, COKEITLAS.
[2953]1. Supnort to be furnished oy Hoolquarte
[2955]Support furnished by heacytarters will consist
[2956]prizarily of overstionel, propaganda, anc technical advice,
[2957]as well as the vrovisicn of funds,
[2959]2. Sumort to be Curmished in the Hield
[2961]ldscion Suntiage will observe covertly the activities
[2962]of FUNEPRIAL's groun to assess the effectiveness of such of
[2963]their activitics as are related to this nroject,
[2965]3. Funcicg
[2967]a. At the present time the srecific financiel requirc-
[2968]ments of the FUNEERIAL corcittee eannot be given, nor can
[2969]any Pirt schedule of disburserents to the committee be set
[2970]forth inthis anendrent since these requirements will be
[2971]net on a day-to-day end month-to-nonth basis depending on
[2972]the neces of the committee,
[2974]b. Disbursements from funds authorised under this
[2975]wnencient will be controlled as follows, Pcrialically, cvery
[2976]feu rentis, the FUNETRIAL committee will subuit a budget to
[2977]DTHABZAS for the furs it requires for the succeeding quarter.
[2979]1 egrs anpa anne Seer RETRY Ue SEESTTEROAE amen errr
[2981]a re
[2983]rae
[2985]Uy da
[2987]me Uron approval of | he funde
[2989]° will be placcd to tio Martin J,
[2990]: COKSHTAS, who willl “be © gy od@ist at in
[2991]\ accowianee with Congicential Inuxis reculations, EDTAS
[2992]will disburse ane fonds in the sullest anemis possible,
[2994]consistent with reintaining the onerating efficiency of the
[2995]project, ie shall net, moreover, make acciticnal disburse-
[2996]nonts until he has received tengihlic evicence of expenditure
[2997](recedpts) for lprévious dishirserents, Ordinary digburse-
[2998]4 santa shevld not excoed $1,030.00 and chould be covered by
[2999]0 reeelpts within, thirty days. -Where the Staff Agent is
[3000]; certain trat receipts cannot be obtained for lerre cisburse-
[3001]nerts and where the expencituros. cannot bo authenticated with
[3002]; certainty hy the Staff Avent, an acendrent to the project
[3003]: shoulda be rrepared and a proposed acrinistrative plan should
[3004]: bo forwerded to Neadquartcrs tor approval, Staff Apent
[3005]‘artin J, COMENIAS shall take all reasonable nrecautions to
[3006]: insure that he maintains corplete control of the financial
[3007]mhases of this operation at all tines and that al] disburse~
[3008]nents adhere to the Ccnfidential Funds Regulations and the
[3009]objectives autherized in this project anc its enendents.
[3011]H, Renerts Procedures
[3013]Tn cranting finanelal aid to FUISSRIAL's croun, DTHARBAS
[3014]Will request periodic reports of activities and experditures,
[3016]hese reports will be covertly checked by lassion Santiago,
[3020].
[3022]I. Ccortination
[3024]a No coordination will be required beyond WHD.
[3025]J. Cover
[3027]as a complotcly cvert and legitimate local organization,
[3028]with an avowed anti-DGGYPSY progran, the FUNGERIAL grou has
[3029]neteral cover, WID support will be covered by channeling funds
[3030]through the secure DTHABEAS mechanism, Jlartin J, COKENIAS is a
[3031]Staff Agent uncer unofficial cover in addition to which his
[3032]relaticnship with the FUNEDRIAL group will be cerried out in
[3033]his eapacity es the lecal representative of DTILAREAS,
[3035]K, Security
[3037]All inéigenoug personnel involved in this project are
[3038]unwitting of CDYCKE intorest, Funding, control, and guidance
[3039]of the SUNEBRIAL yroup will be handled in such a wey that CDYOKE
[3041]. interest will not ke cisclosed to indigenous or unauthorized
[3042]merrcons, Attribution for the group's activities can and will
[3043]be accented by the croup, ‘The original source cf fins wild not
[3044]be known by the preun.
[3046]hy,
[3048]14-0000
[3050]fry
[3052]SECRET
[3054]SECURITY FRFOUMAT ION
[3056]“PROJECT FINANCIAL DATA pieoretces a
[3058]SHAY NOT EXCEED SEGRET CLASSIFICATION __ p Docetbo 19S B_HRU IO suNE 195 A
[3060]RESPONSIBLE STAFF OR DIVISION". 2 gpcase Cerise?
[3061]- Wi/RRT . Jot: VW. Isevinrar
[3063]A, PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS
[3065]indicate mumbor and type of persosnel cesuired and estimated total comsensatica far.salary, allosances, travel and
[3066]Inctudse overyone paid from project.
[3068]related employee benefits,
[3070]ESTIMATED CCMPEKSATION
[3071]ALL OTMER
[3073]RKUMBER
[3075]Us Se PERSONNEL | FOREGGN NATICVAL
[3077]BASE Sauare
[3079]STAFF EMPLOYEES
[3080]STAFF AGENTS
[3081]CAREER AGENTS
[3082]CONTRACT AGENTS
[3084]CONTRACT CONSULTANTS
[3085]fFieup acenrs
[3086]MVLITARY
[3088]ALL_-OTHER
[3089]. S720 53,700
[3090]8, SUPPLIES, MATERIEL AND EQUIPMENT
[3091]Tadteate amdunt requirad in applicadle spaces, Attach completa suprorting Fist for each. — i.
[3092]COMNO CRENTCAL QUARTERMASTER SUPPLIES jem SurPuigS SS
[3094]MEDICAL DRONANCE SPECIAL DEVICES OTHER ECUIPMENT
[3095]s s s |
[3096]TOTAL 8. B09
[3097]C, OTHER OPERATIONAL EXPEASES
[3098]indicate volume ana nature of oxpensas such as (1) maingaince of two operstional houces abroad (2) spot purchase
[3099]of Information, ate. -
[3100]Offices, rental and utilitics 31,200
[3101]Publication equipzent and stpplics (locally purchased) 2,000 ° :
[3102]Local reinbursenont for repair, printing, and siciler sarvices oo
[3103]. 24,100
[3105]TOTAL C. :
[3106]O. SUBSICY OR PROPRIETARY PAYMENTS
[3108]if funds are to bo turned over to individuals of groups in iarge burp suts to be expendad Dy the individuals or
[3110]groups st their discretion to accomplish sn agreed-upon objective, explain the tyce of financial accounts, factual
[3111]verification ar statements, if any, other than a receipt for the famp sum, ahich will da obtained.
[3113]TOTAL FUXO REQUIREMENTS (A + 84 C + 0) $a a0
[3115]FORM MO,
[3116]Jue 1952 599725 SECRET w
[3119]14-90000
[3121]poerens
[3123]4
[3124]}.
[3125]q
[3129]SECRET
[3130]SECURITY INFOSMATICN
[3132]E, FUNOING REQUIREMERTS
[3134]AOMIMATE DATES AND AMGLNTS GF MONEY REQUIRED
[3136]Decexber 1953 gx fare; 1! Bas Ging nonth through Juno
[3138]January. 1954 1954 91,00 .
[3140]retrvary 1954
[3142]FORM REGUY RED
[3144](FX ] uv. 5. oourars (E7] Foreign (specify) .~
[3146]CJ necoriasre tmstrusesrs (SPECIFY)
[3147]SPECTAL SECURITY REQUIREMESTS OR METHODS OF TRANSMISSION
[3149]None Mom
[3151]F. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
[3152](Within security IImttatlons, ist any other facts or circumstances which will enable Special Support Staff to lend
[3153]adequate logistical support to this project.
[3155]Indicate apecificationally the "RUSH" of "TINE? factors Involved)
[3157]Expoditious anvroval is requested sa that money can be expended as soon, as the
[3158]FUNEBRIAL group sutmits to DTWAREAS ite concrete cost estimates for sett ving up
[3159]offices and equipment,
[3161]; SECRET
[3163]14-0000
[3165]Je
[3167]os FURJOSO
[3169]Deter
[3174]ghia ls
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[3178]ra
[3180]e
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[3185]e:
[3187]TD mete went ae ay
[3189]4
[3190]t
[3191]1
[3192]i
[3194]Necttpes
[3199]1
[3201]i
[3203]14-00000
[3205]MEHOMARDUM FOR: CHIEY, SPECIAL SECURITY DIVISTOR
[3206]1 “wee  ‘SHROURH : FI/stc/sr3
[3207]SUBIC? t Pequest for BadgoeeDavid A: on
[3209]1, I: is requested that 9 Limtted badge te iesued to
[3211]: * He, Dovid A. Phillipa, covert Agent for PP/CT, working in the
[3212]' Bevepacar and lecture Piald. The limited tadze should include
[3213]access to the Admin. Building, 2210 "ge" Stree:, I, J, Ky and
[3214]L Buildings.
[3216]2, My. Palilipn' esade to here accase to theea Yuildines
[3217]tecanse of hla frequent comiaci with various officials to
[3218]; . Deltar equip hia for his future soeignwat, it in anticipated
[3219]: imat he will be ssaaigned to this Agency fer one year,
[3221]3. For forther istermstion, contact WV. F. Esvley, PP/
[3222]Security Officer, roca 1412 K Illding, extension 2606.
[3224](SIGNED) COLWELL 4. axaAS
[3226]FOR
[3227]JO BE, BAR
[3228]Acting Chief
[3230]o/amuanf lon dey sme, 26 Avgust 1954
[3231]Distributions
[3232]Prete /ae = Orig. 21
[3233]FI/SEC/SPB - 1
[3234]PP/Acmin = 2 nQaray
[3235]Pr/nt/an 22 eet
[3237]ho
[3239]wed
[3242]14-00000
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[3256]FURIOSO C Pe SouNce CAvPTONYM 9, OATEC OF INKO. [9- EVALUATION
[3257]meee none
[3259]CATE
[3261]3. anaes? @. DATE PROCESSLO 70. DISSEMINATED IN te
[3262]Cc. McNew 28 Nov-61 peated
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[3271]For review of file, contact RI/AR x-2471 using RI
[3272]° file number indicated above.
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[3286]i : . : : Reporter
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