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# CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH## SECRET### HIOKA-331257. Since June 1965 until as recently as March 1967 Subject has been reported receiving telephone calls from a "Carlos" with a non-Hexican accent. Normally Subject and "Carlos" simply agree to meet, without naning the place. Nice "Sonor Jacobo" has been mentioned in an unclear context during their conversations. (Scurce: LIFEAT). Although "Carlos" as a name is not much of a lead, the Station "suggests that he might be identical with Carlos ILLESCAB Aguirre (Hernandez) (P-1901, 201-764855), Guatemalan Communist living in Mexico. Although ILLESCAS has been very quiet sinca 1964, when the Mexican authorities clamped down on hin, he is known to have been used by the Soviets in the past and probably still worke with them. la 1953, when ILLESCAS van still working at the Quatonalan Embassy in Mexico, he reportedly was very active as a courier for the Soviets (Source: LINLUCK). In 1959 ILLESCAS VAS reported in contact with Nikolay Vasilyovich' Assistant, Soviet_Cultural Attachea job later taken over by Subject (Source: LIFEAT). In 1961-62 ILLESCAS was reported to be still in contact_vith the Soviets in regard to guerrilla plane for Guatemala (Source: LINLUCK). On 23 August 1967 i was reported that ILLESCAS passed 22,000 Mexican pesos to one of the Guatemalan Communist leaders in Mexico. This money van described as a monthly subsidy from either the Cubans or the Soviets intended to help the Guatemalan Communists in jail in Mexico.(Source: LIREBEL-2). The above references to "Senor Jacobo" might possibly have meant Jacobo ARBENZ Guzman, former president of Guatemala; unfortunately the tapes of the conver- sations have been erased and the exact context in which this name was mentioned can no longer be reconstructed...2AKSENOV (201-106469) suspect KGB officer who wan8. Hava (Eva) (P-11484), wife of Guatemalan Communist Sergio de la PENA, was reported to bave met Subject in May 1965. On 29 May 1965 Subject invited Hava to dinner, apparently at the. suggestion of Enrique SEMO Calev, Kexican Communist leader. Subject told Hava that he was interested in her contacts with other embassies and particularly asked her to put him in touch with Americans. Hava vas subsequently reported having Subject and his wife to dinner on several occasions. (Source: LIFEAT). (It seems obvious that-Subject was fishing for leads through/ Hava; however, Hava's Guatemalan contacts may well have been of no interest to Subject.)9. Victor RICO Galan (P-7354, 201-336474), Spanish-bora Mexican Communist journalist, agent of Cuban government known to have been sent by the Cubans to talk to Guatemalan guer- rillas in 1963, la prison since August 1966 for subversive activities allegedly directed against the Mexican government was in frequent contact with Subject in 1965-66. They usually simply arranged to see each other to discuss undisclosed matters, and Subject apparently called RICO from a pay phone rather than from his office. (Source: LIFEAT) (Subject has.. apparently provided RICO with propaganda for news articles, but they appear to have had other common interests as well; one of which could well have been RICO's guerrilla activities.)for/Bernard A. EDGEBROOKCOPYSECRET