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6-E-C-R-E-T.CO-R(L) 322/05021-64-2-emplationil that if by any remoto chance Allende vere not to win, there would be a revolution in Chile by November 1964. Tello claieed also that be had visited several tices with Raul Castro, and had cct Fidel, all within the past year or so. He insisted that the US would recognize Cuba before the end of 1964. Tello said also that bo vas on good terus with important people in both the Soviet and Chinese Communist governments, and that both nations were anxious to have him as Chile's ambassador, but that he was not especially anxious to go. Another reference to Communist China was the possibility that Chile might have, come swall cargo ships built there.Tello!a pro-Comet and anti-American feelings verd phared with his daughter, Carmento claimed to have been a youth in leader in the University of Chile. Another daughter, Patricia I believe her name is, was said to be even core intensely anti-US. Either she or her husband 18 connected with a latin American organization, possibly the OAS or Pan-American Union. Another daughter is carried to the director of personnel in the Fertica plant in Costa Rica.5.  At times, it was clear that Tello's averice transcended his coacera for the poor. Once when another American suggested that the building of the houses in Chile would give employment to cany more Chileans if they avoided use of pre-fab units and pre-cut timbers, etc, Tello tas not interested. He wanted to get in, get as much as possible, and get out as soon as possible. At times he referred to plans to live in Europe after he had made a few financial killings.6.  I have details on only one Chilean proposal, this a fish meal operation known as Cachagus. It was forwed within the rast year with an authorized capital of E850 thousand (approximately US$557,500), about half cổ which was paid in. The prime investors were said to be Lorst Farique Eagemen, Emilio Jarron Martinez, Gaston Pascal Icon, Cristian Casanova Subercaseaux, and Gonzalvo Subercaseaux Canartu. Its cain office is in Santiago; its plant in Iquique. Sowewhere behind the scenes was Tello.7.  Somehow, in a Carter I do not pretend to understand, Tello really wanted an American "frent-can" in order to withdraw carnings in excess of what the law permitted. His planning for an American's participation included marriage to his oldest daughter, Carten, who was later involved in a shooting incident in San Francisco in June 1954, shortly after the departure of her father to his new post in San Jose, Costa Rica, where he is now Charge d'Affaires.8.  In Costa Rica, Tello seems to have considerable influence also. One of his schemes there is the acquisition or a huge ranch in the Puntarenas area. The property, now self-supporting, lies between the Pan American highway and the Gulf of Nicoya. lic plans to develop it both for commercial ana residential purposes with the operation of a gambling sanctuary in the to-be-established resort section.9.  Teilo'z successor as Chile's consular representative in San Francisco it Rector Surr Ee appears to have the same anti-Us bias as Tello. At the tize of the supposedly self-inflicted gun shot wound of Teilo's daughter, Carson, Eury said, "This is an international incident. y governcent vill decond an apology from the United States." It is مده guess by this tips that Bar was interested only in cavating anti-US ill will in Chile so as to enhance the electica possibilitics of aliendo.- erd -