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New OrleansMay 27, 1963Dear Hr. Teolar:Pollowing is some additional information as per our conversation during your last visit to How Orleans.Cuban going back to Cuba.- Recently I heard through a third person that a Cuban is going back to Cuba. I have tried to find out details about this, but so far all I have learned is: it is a woman in her fifties whose husband is in Cuba. She has been living here with her daughter who is married to an American (Robert C. Raker, 538 Central Ave., Metairie, La.) She came to the U.S.A. to help her daughter and has been waiting for her husband and another daughter to join her here. Due to the fact that they haven't been able to come, she has decided to go back to be with them. She is anti-Castro. Her husband's last name is Vasques and he was the director of the only Baptist school in the city of Holguin, Oriente province. (This is where they live) The school is intervened by the communist government. She has already received the cable from the Communist Cuban government stating she may return, but as far as I know, she hasn't left yet. This is all I have been able to find out.13- Jood Nata, in his forties.- 1501 Owens Blvd. (Apt. A) Ho was born in Santiago de Cuba, Oriente province. He was personnel manager in the First National Bank of Boston in Santiago de Cuba, presently employed by the Whitney Nat'l Bank here in New Orleans. Very honest person. He used to be enthusiastic but lately ho has been vory pessimistic. In conversations with him I have found that he cannot be of assistance.14- Carlos Mate, in his forties. Recently moved from 4421 Perlita St. to Duplessis St., but I don't know the number, and he will move again shortly.. Brother of 13. Cuban lawyer, presently working with Standard Fruit Co. He is a very talented man. In Cuba ho was the lawyer for the "Asociación de Cosecheros de Café". When he was living in Hisal before coming to 8.0. ho was working with other cubans planning the new legislation to deal with coffee after Castro's overthrow. Is is possible that he could be of assistance to you, but in conversations with him I haven't been able to find out whether he still maintains good connections in Cuba, which I think so must have.15- George Ronagosa, 35 yrs. old. Born in Havana. He worked for the "Co-pelía Cubana de Electricidad" and with his father in an import-export business. He is presently working for the grain company that he used to represent in Havana. He is a loud and boisterous character, but in the surface only. He is always willing to help with Crusade, and has done so in many occasions. Ho told me he did a lot of sabotaging against Castro before coming to the USA. I asked his once if ho maintained connections with friends in the company and ho came up with a list of "chivator" (informers), so I really can't say whether or not ho could be of assistance to you.16- Francisco Henares, in his sixties. Cuban architect. Working at Avondale Shipping Yard, as an architect. 4316 Perlite St. (Apt. B) Father in law of 48. Ho was a hard worker before his son in law was released from prison, for the Cuban cause, but ever since the prisoners were released to has retired to his family life.