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Mr. Ernest C. Maycrink
Dear Mr. Maycrink:
Effective 31 October 1960. all contracta, oral or written, by and between
you and the United States Government, represented by the Contracting
fficer, are hereby terminated by mutual consent of the parties thereto, and
In lieu thereof the following agreement is substituted.
The United States Government, as represented by the Contracting Officer,
hereby contracts with you as an independent contractor for the submi
certain information and related services of a confidential nature
following torns and conditions:
under the
Compensation. In full consideration for the submission of such infor-
mation and service, you will receive from the Government, paya
an approved manner as you may direct in writing, the following:
(a) Basic compensation in an amount calculated at the rate of
$6000 per annum.
(b) Additional compensation in an amount calculated at the rate
of $3000 per annum for cost-of-living expenses (including
quarters), effective upon your arrival at and applicable only
to your contemplated permanent post
Quarters will not be furnished you will you accept quarters
provided by a cover facility without prior amendment of this
agreement.
orignment overseas.
2. Taxes. Monies paid you directly or guaranteed by the Government
under this paragraph constitute income for Federal tax purposes. - You will
be advised as to the method to be followed in reporting and paying such taxes.
The methon as well as the procedures used by this organisation to imple-
mment its tax reporting responsibilities will be based primarily upon cover
and security requirements. You herein authorize this organization to with-
hold taxes on said income if it determines such requirements so necessitate.
funds for travel and
3. Travel. You will be advanced or post of duty overseas
your
transportation expenses to and from your
and for authorised operational travel. You' inay be entitled to per diem in
lieu of subsistence during such travel and, when authorized, while on
temporary duty away from your permanent post of assignment. All travel,
transportation and per diem provided for under this paragraph must, be
properly authorized, and expenses incurred hereunder are subject to pay-
ment and accounting in substantial compliance with Covernment regulations.
4. Operational Expenses. You will be advanced or reimbursed funds for
necessary operational expenses as specifically approved and financially limit
ed by the Government. Such funds will be subject to payment and accounting
in substantial conformance with applicable Government regulations.
5. Repayment. It is recognized that your failure to account for or refund
any monies advanced you hereunder shall entitle the Covernment to withhold
the total amount of such indebtedness or any portion thereof from any monies
due you under the terms of this contract in such manner as it deems appro-
priate.
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this agree non enefits
{a} (1),If, in
injury or illness which is not the under:
in the performance of activities
you incur an in
gross negligence, willful
rovide medical,
your
act, or intemperate act, the Government
hospital, transportation and disabilitý beno-
in such amounts and under such concitions as the Covernment in its sole
scretion deens proper 
provided, however, that such benefits shall not
coed a tote of $5000 fc. the 
same injury or illness.
(2)_ll you die in the performance
hereunder and your death is not the result of your gross negligence, wilful
act, the 
Covernment will pay the sum of $5000
misconduct or inteinpes any amount paid to you under sub-paraur
to your beneficiary(ies).
above if such injury or illness
beneficiaryfic
llness 
resulted in your death, provided that said
graph (1)
is acceptable
Covernment at the time such payment is
to be made. An acceptable beneficiary hereunder is an individual to whom
payment by the U.S. Governu ent 
can be made without conflicting with its
avowed principles and ideals.
(b) Cutstanding performance by you under this
offman-
greement and your fulfillment of obligations hereunder
er will result 
in the Government undertaking your resettlement in an area
mutually agreeable to both parties
, to the extent decined appropriate by the
United States Government.
Execution of Locuments. If, in the performance of services under
this 
contract, you assume the 
custody of Government funds or take title of
record to property of any 
nature whatsoever and wherever situate, which
property has in fact been 
purchased with monies of the U.S. Covernment,
you hereby recognize 
and acknowledge the existence of a trust relationship,
"
either express or constructive, 
and you agree to execute whatever documents
may be required by this organization 
to evidence this relationship.
8.
Status. You are not an employee of the United States Government
under 
this agreement and 
are not entitled to any benefits normally incident
to an employes status,
9. Funding. If necessary to protect the security of this arrangement,
monies 
dus you hereunder may be funded 
in other than a direct nauner.
is understood and agreed that 
any monies so funded constitute payment by
the Government in satisfaction 
of its obligations under this agreement.
It
10. Cover. (a) It is anticipated that you will undertake a cover venture
in 
the course of your 
performance under this agreement. Such venture: must
be approved by the appropriate 
Government representative overseeing your
activities prior to its initiation. 
Any and all documents which you may
execute in the course of said 
cover venture are subordinate to this agree-
ment and any contradiction 
in terms which in any way amplify, extend or
restrict your rights and/or 
obligations hereunder shall be resolved by this
agreement which shall 
always be dominant.
(b) To provide capital for your approved cover vonture the
Government will 
loan you 34000 
to be secured by a non-interest bearing promi
180ry note, payable on de nard. Baid 
loan will be deposited to an account
in a foreign bank and a $3000 letter 
of credit will be issued you against that
deposit. The additional $1000 will be 
released from said account, after
approval by the Government 
representative overseeing your activities.
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(c). You will submit to the Covernment quarterly income and
of all tax returns filed
expense statements on the cover venture and
Your
per kept separate and
in connection therewith.
cover accounl.be.
distinct from the bank account into which
ments are made.
((a)
shall be repaid ou bo
compensation pay
herein ágree that monies loaned you by the Governmen
the profits of the cover venture, in a nounts and at
periodic intervals to be established by the Government representative over.
seeing your activities. After said loan has been completely repaid and all
other obligations, such as local taxes, etc., have been made, you may retain
any further profi orived fron said cover venture. However, it is clearly
understood and agreed that your primary obligation under this agreement is
the performance of Governmental activities.
Secrecy. All information related to this agreement conveyed through
instructions, this instrument,
ent
, or otherwise, is secret and shall not be di
vulged to any person, or
organization or government in any form or manner,
except as authorized by the undersigned Contracting Officer executing this
a reement. It is agreed that any revelation whatsɔover the above infor-
nation will constitute and be an immediato and final breach of this agre
ment and will result in forfeiture by you of any and all benefits which
then have accrued to you by reason of this agre
12. Instructions. During the term of this agreement, and in your
official cover capacity you herein agree to act in conformance with instruc-
tions, oral or written given you by authorized representatives of this organi-
zation.
13. Unauthorized Commitments. No promises or commitments per-
taining to rights, privileges or benefits other than those expressly stipulated
in writing in this agreement or any amendment thereto shall be binding on
this organization.
14. Term. This contract is effective as of 1 November 1960, and shall
continue thereafter for a period of two (2) years unless sooner terminated
by the Government either:
(a) By sixty (60) days' actual notice to you from the Government, or
(b) Without prior notice, in the event of a breach of this contract by
your violation of the security provisions hereof or by your otherwise.
rendering yourself unavailable for acceptable service.
Subject to the availability of appropriations, this agreement may be extended
upon notice from the Government. In the event of voluntary termination on
your part or termination for cause by the Government prior to the expiration
of this agreement or any renewal thereof, you will not be entitled to return.
travel expenses to the United States. Termination or expiration of this agree
ment will not release you from the obligation of any security oath you may,
be required to take.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Contracting Officer
ACCEPTED:
Est. G. Day
✓ Inest G. Maycrink'
WITNESS! Charles R. Roistade UVEDE
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C. & GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1956.0 476731
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SECRET
REDWOOD/REDSOX/REACRE
S/C
ENCL
TO EGFA 32052
TO Chief SR
FRO: Chief of Base, Frankfur
SECRET
Subject:
DOB:
EASPAC
Address:
Cover for Contact:
Notes on Contact:
SECRE
REDSOX Spotting and Assessment
Report
Friganza as Maj. Michael Long
Restedt as George Fowler
Dat
to EGFA
Rostedt and Friganza took the night train to Paris, arriving morning 6
Rostedt briefed 
COS
/
and discussed the AFASPIC case with the Paris station.
and others on current REDSOX Rostedt and Friganza departed to meet Subject as
bout 1130 hrs., taking extreme precautions against surveillance
Subject did not appear at the rendezvous at 12 hours. We waited until 123
hours when Friganza decided to visit Annick to determine if Subject had 
been 
delay.
En route to Annick Friganza, changed his mind and returned to the 
rendezvous
(Georges V) where he saw Rostedt with Subject. Subject: had apparently 
gone 
to the
Georges VI rendezvous, (which is understandable considering the hurried 
circumstances
had waited perhaps 1/2
of the previous parting when the rendezvous was discussed)
,
On arrival at the Georges: V
hr. and then decided he had better check the Georges V.
Restedt immediately recognized him, approached the taxi which Subject had left and
re-entered, looked hard at Subject who caught the significance 
of Rostédt's extra-
ordinary attentions, ordered the taxi around the corner, paid 
him his due fare, 
and
re-joined Rostedt.. It was at this moment that Friganza returned on 
intuition.
Over
The trio then went to lunch, taking a circuitous route by foot and taxi.
lunch from about 13-15 hours Rostedt had an opportunity to acquaint himself with
Subject and to put to subject several questions concerning 
willingness and the 
job.
After lunch Friganza and Rostedt decided that under the circumstances it would
be advisable to keep subject in Paris rather than risk his arrest travelling between
Paris and Ambert or returning to Gap to have his carte d'identite, revalidated.
or so with Subject, Friganza
Accordingly while Rostedt spent the next hrs.
returned to the Paris Station where he asked for the use of 13 rue Weber safehouse.
Paris Station had committed the safehouse for the night of 6 and 7 April as well
as the morning of 8 April but beginning late afternoon 8 April the house was
assigned for the use of ASASPIC. Arrangements were made to have Platipodis who
knows Subject to be at the safehouse at 1650 hours (alternate 2330 hrs.) on 8 April.
Subject was Instructed to go to the safehouse, ring longs, 2 short, whereupon
The would be admitted by Platipodis. He was likewise given the name John Sandor and
told that in the event of unavoidable nquiry he should claim that he had been lent
the apartment by Tom Brown, a friend of John Sandor. He was instructed not to
answer the phone and not immediately to answer the door. If after persistent ringing
he felt obliged to answer the door, he should pretend he had drunk too much wine,
was sleeping heavily, and should come to the door appearing groggy. Subject was
further Instructed to stay in the safehouse during daylight hours and to venture out
at night only if necessary to buy food, eat, etc. He was told that Frigunza would
return for him sometime between 1 and 16 April.
Between 6 and 8 April Subject will stay with Annick. During the day he will
avoid the house, going to movies, etc., appearing only at night to sleep.
Subject was paid France 49.874 (exactly 8000).
SECRET
Anthony H. Friganza
Case Officer.
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CRE
April 1959
MEMORANDUM FOR:
Chief of Station, Germany
FROM
SUBJECT
Attn:
Chief of Base, Frankfurt
Application for Issuance of Bundesrepublik
Personalausweis for Operational Use
Personal Details on the Person to whom Issued:
(a) Last name:
(b) First name
(6) Bi
Ludeau
Martin
18 September 1919, Trier
(d) Citizens p at birth; German
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(2) Color of eyes
(g) Glasses: No
(h) Build Mittel
(1) Weight: 56 kg.
(3) City of residence: Anything convenient
(k) Place of Issuance of BdPA: Anything convenient.
Reason for Request: This document may be needed to bring AEASPIC
from France to Germany. It would be used only after discussion with Dexter
E. Rostedt from AEACRE and with the approval of Chief of Base, Frankfurt and:
fashion.
Chief of station
n this 
fas
Paris to move Subject in
I have checked to
determine whether Subject can move without considerable danger in this fashion
and if it is customary; he can and it is.
3.
Subject will need no
one time
use to cross at St
be a
documents, being that thi requested in the
This document is being.
event that it is needed for the 6 April meeting in Paris with Subject. Per
cables from Headquarters Rostedt is empowered to decide whether Subject should
be brought to Germany and if so, it would save one extra trip to Paris if this
document were carried by the undersigned to the 6 April meeting so that he
could be brought directly to Germany.
Photographs have already been given to the MKTOPAZ officer.
Anthony H. Friganza
Approved:
15 R. alon
Deputy for Operations, COS
STORET
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Subject: AEASPIC
DOB:
Attachment
to EGFA
REDSOX Spotting and Assessment
Report
Date 25 March 195
Address:
Cover for Contact:
Notes on Contact:
The undersigned arrived in Paris on the morning of the 25th of March and went to
the safehouse where the LCFLUTTER operater had spent the night and was shortly
to meet Subject at the Cafe Les Sport near the Port Maillot. Subject passed by
as we were having coffee and according to instruction's waited elsewhere. We
left while the operator collected Sub and tock him to the house, enabling us
return at about 11 hours.
cted Subs and sock site to the house in
Subject was dismissed for lunch at about 1145, whereupon the operator and
the undersigned returned to the Embassy office where after a quick lunch the
questions for the examination were written. The operator met Subject, returned.
to the house, and began the examination at about 1430, it having been agreed
we would appear at the safehouse promptly at 1630. he did this to find that the
operator had not concluded the examination but there was sufficient time to..
continue which he did. The examination was completed about 1845 hours, whereupon
we were informed by the operator that in his opinion Subject was not attempting
to deceive on any important points, even though some of the more prosaic aspects
of his biography continue to defy logical acceptance.
We then discussed future meeting arrangements with Subject: Subject will
appear in front of the Cafe Georges V on the Champs Elysees at 1214 and 16 hours
on 6 April. He will wait for five minutes in front of the cafe but will hot:
enter. If we are not there he will return for the alternate. In any event
alternate contact will be made through Annick. Subject was instructed to clear
up his affairs in Ambert and be prepared to depart for Germany; however, it was.
also explained to Subject that we were not authorized to make a final commitment
to Subject and that much as we regretted this, this would be left until 6 April.
Subject was paid Francs 15,500 for which no receipt was obtained since we were
in a hurry to catch a plane for the Hague. If Subject has any difficulties he
will write Annick. He will not return to Gap. He expects to stay with Josef
Dassaud in Ambert until the night of 5 April when he will travel to Paris by
train. It was further agreed that on or about 4 or 5 April Subject will have.
sent a letter to Annickfor "Mike" in which he will conform his arrival and in
double talk inform us if he has had any trouble.
We discussed with Platipodis of the Paris station the need to send "Maurice".
to Annick on 4 or 5 April to see if subject had written.
SECRET
Anthony H. Friganza
Case Officer

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Subject:
DOB:
AEASPIC
Address:
Cover for Contact:
Fotes on Contact:
SECRET
Attachment
to EGFA
REDSOX Spotting and Assessment
Report
Date
20 March 1959: Upon the receipt of DIR
the undersigned borrowed a car-
the Paris station on 19 March and drove that night to Moulins, arriving about
clock. From the principal hotel in this town a call was made to Subject who
was informed that we would arrive at Ambert at about 12 o'clock, and we agreed to
we changed
et at the railroad station at 1200 hours. We proceeded to Vichey where 
we
He re
clothes and bathed and arrived at Ambert about 1220 -- Subject was waiting.
urned the car lent by Dassaud, one of his business partners, to the residence: cum
work shop at 14 rue St. Josef We waited outside for Subject who came out, got
into the car and we drove to a restaurant which we left immediately as it was too
crowded and returned on foot to 14 rue KSt. Josef house where our conversation was
held. Incidentally, Subject showed the undersigned around the work shop and
demonstrated how the machine and the
for it are made. One cannot
help but marvel at Subject's ingenuity and ability as a tinkerer and pseudo-sort
of engineer. He said they are producing about 300 a month, sell a few more than
this at 48,000 Francs a piece (nearly $100). However, Subject gets no income other
than pocket money, free room and board where he now lives, and will not receive
Taking
any until the capital outlay of his other two partners has been amortized.
the bull by the horns we explained to Subject the delay: A telegram had been sent
to "certain colleagues" in Paris who were supposed to write a letter to be for -
warded to Subject. The man to whom the telegram was sent was on leave and upon
return he was not notified of the telegram we sent; consequently, Subject was not
informed as he should have been. We are terribly sorry and hope that Subject would
appreciate such a minor matter. In any event we reminded Subject that he had not
een promised a letter on or about 1 February but rather told that he could expect
ɔ hear from us then. Subject agreed this was so.
He rhetorically
Subject was far less interested in explanation than a decision.
asked whether he was acceptable, adding he was obliged to assume he was not, and
commenting that although there are "many two legged people in America also" he
thought he was probably a unique persom from the point of view of language ability,
experience as an operator in dangerous situations, etc. We replied thus: One man
(the psychologist) has already come all the way from the States just to see Subject
and another was on his way. From this subject could fairly conclude the importance
"Headquarters" attaches to Subject's candidature and that far from being a dead
issue, Subject's prospects were good, although all depended on him.
We then turned to the matter of subject coming to Paris. Subject explained
that Paul (
) had been sent by the Paris station
to Annick and had not done very well. He had failed to convince Annick that he was
sent by Mike (Friganza) and apparently although we did not go into the details of.
this, he did not get the message straight. In any case Subject immediately said
that he could come to Paris anytime although he would be obliged to travel
illegally. This because he had permitted his identity document to expire as of 14
February 1959. However, Subject felt he could make the journey by train without
being caught because the police are not checking most trains. He did not want to
travel by car because he had heard there are occasional road blocks (this may be
true for the undersigned ran into one on the drive from Paris to Ambert). Subject
also said he could stay as long as need by but it was absolutely essential that he
not be obliged to stay at a hotel he could either stay with Annick or at a place
put at his disposal by us.
--
Case Officer
SECRET.
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Attachment
to EGFA
HEDSCX Spotting and Assessment
Report
Date
Subject:
DOB:
Address:
Cover for Contact:
Notes on Contact:
Knowing that the LCFLUTTER operate
could get to Paris in two days
Subject to take the train on the corning of 21 February.
asked
He agreed to do this.
Ambert
He said it would be necessary, for his (f he is accepted) to return to
once more; it will not be necessary for him to return to Cap. After discussing this
we drove by the railroad station where 
Subject
and paying Subject Francs 10,000
hecked on train schedules and we arted. In regard to the lapse of the validity
Subjects documents Subject said: After the 7-10 January meeting in Paris he
had driven back to Ambert; he did act return to Cap; he has been living illegally
in Ambert since his return from Paris on 11 January. He has failed to extend his
document because he calculates he would leave France before the document expired.
Subject surmises that if he were obliged to return to Gap he might be able to
talk his way out of trouble but he might be given two weeks in Jall as a sharp
reminder of the necessity to validate documents promptly.
"March
21 REXXXXX1959:
Subject was met by the undersigned at the Gare Austerlitz at
2040 hours. Henry C. Ladue of the Paris station counter-survefiled the meeting and
our progress from the station by foot and then by metro to the Severes Babylon
After going our
station. Ladou is certain that our meeting was not surveilled.
Down-way from Ladou, we took a tax to the Opera, switched taxis and then went to
the safehouse in the rue weber 14. After Subject washed and shaved we drove in the
car provided by the station to Les Halles where we had dinner at the Pied de Cochon.
We returned to the apartment at about 20 hours, talked for another hour or so while
ving a drink, and then retired. During this conversation Subject was encouraged
* prompted to develop thoughts on a variety of matters which we hoped would tend
give us better grounds on which to assess him. Nothing of particular operational
or biographic significance was discussed.
22 March 1959:
We
After breakfast Subject was asked to wait until we returned.
went with Ladou to the airport to meet the LCFLUTTER operater. After the operator
arrived we decided on a program and returned to the apartment and suggested that
Subject spend the afternoon on his own and agreed on a 2230 rendezvous not far from
Port Maillot and the safehouse where Subject was met. We walked to the safehouse
and retired at about midnight.
23 March 1959: We arose at &, left the apartment by about 8:40, walked to a cafe
where we breakfasted, and then per arrangement passed the corner of Port Maillot
and rue Malakoff at which time the LCFLUTTER operator observed us and followed us
to the apartment. We showed Subject upstairs and left the apartment where we met
the operator and took him upstairs and introduced him as Mr. Brown. After a very
brief introduction with no explanation, we absented ourselves from the room while
the operator reviewed Subject's biography in preparation for the LOFLUTTER examination.
At about 1245 hours Subject left the apartment on his own, it having been agreed to
meet him on the Avenue Grand Amee in front of the fout Bien cafe. The FLUTTER
operator returned to the Paris station office with us where it was agreed that the
undersigned would go to Germany and return to Paris on 24 or 25 March. The operator
met Subject at the rendezvous and took him to the apartment. After making arrange-
ments for tickets, etc., we returned to the apartment where we interrupted subject
and the operator. During this brief meeting Subject was paid a further 39,000
Francs, making a total of Franes 49,000 or $100. He was instructed to spend the
night of 23 and 24 March chez Annick and we would return to see him again on 25 March.
Anthony H. Friganza
SECRET
Case Officer
Our false
No security flaps although the potential is there for a beautiful one:
identity documents together with Subject's lack of any legal documentation is raw
material sufficient for this.
:
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Dr HENDRYCK S. VINCENT
22
IM FRUTZ FRANKFURT
13/1
LESLE
FRANKFURT (MAIN/
WEST DEUTSCHLAND)
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Abs. John Winters
champo Elypin Paris (8")
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Was ist
Liber Nike
have? Ich habe seit lange zuit
schön keine nachricht bekommen geit die letzte brief 5.15.2
oder
Ich will
wie lange
gene wine ob ich balt was hängen werde
muss ich noch erwarten um ich sicher
ſin. Line daten, z. 6. spel, 15 hage
wenn mehr puntklichhut ist nicht möglich.
vor oder nach,
Schreiben sie an Quick (unter e linsellage.)
macht das weiter, weil ich bin nicht mehr in
alter adresse (for weiningsten noch 15 tage).
Eine telegram wurde nich besser.
Freundschaftlich.
1. Sie
P.S. feine adresse ist bei fuick
wenn sie
verlengin.
14-00000
Subject:
DAVID
Dates of
9, 10 Jan 1959
Subject was met in Paris by the case officer and examiner and
submitted to an intensive preliminary psychological examination
.
examined via a French interpreter.
submit his own assessment to the undersigned.
He was
The interpreter, has been requested to
He was born on the 12th of July,
At that time Georgia was a free country and not
28 Subject is 40 years of age.
1918, in Georgia, USSR.
part of the USSR.
3. Subject regards his parents as "nobles" and he feels that their
status had a great influence on his behaviour in the 
period which followed
.
the family's immigration into France in 1921.
Subject feels he acquired a certain prejudicial class attitude
and abided by the principle of noblesse oblige. In other words he feels
that if you pretend to be something, you have to act 
accordingly. His
concept of nobility has evolved into a concept of dignity 
and pride in 
his
work.
5. The family left Georgia when the Subject was three. They fled
before the Soviet invasion. Subject feels that his real 
existence began
at this point. Because the father had provided himself 
with certain 
monies,
the family was able to live comfortably and even opulently
. However, the
vicissitudes of life brought the family progressively to material degradation
and financial difficulties which greatly influenced 
Subject's way of think-
Whereas the family had previously lived 
in an artificial
ing thereafter.
feudalistic way, life became tough. Subject feels that the family was
brought into more direct contact with reality and 
that this was not
necessarily a bad influence.
6. Subject actually did not want to leave Georgia.
He felt it was
a flight rather than a tactical retreat. Apparently he has never been
able to accept this humiliating defeat and it may be that 
part of his
current motivation for affiliation involves his perception 
of an 
opportunity
He is a person 
who cannot
to take countermeasures against the Soviets.
tolerate being beaten in competition.
:
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Subject was a non-disciplined child and was in constant rebellion
gainst his teachers whom he felt did not discriminate intelligent children
or pay him sufficient individual attention. Apparently his rebellious
He felt his teachers were too
haviour was his way of getting attention.
distant and automatically unpleasant. He engaged in practical Jokes and
was an activist in the school situation. As a result he was kicked out
one school after another and has a history of attending 18 different
schools. The least that can be said of this strange behaviour is that he
was undisciplined and has always refused to abide by the conformist
ttitude of his peers. On the contrary he has always felt compelled to
do those things not normally done by others. The 18 schools, generally
speaking, represent frustration, the seeking of an aim to pursue, and the
hope that his ideal would crystallize and materialize. Subject is rather
abstract in this respect. Generally, it would seem that his ideal is
first of all material and perhaps also moral comfort and security.
he has always regarded his society, through his disappointments and
mortifying experiences, as A wicked and selfish in its majority.
he felt society was selfish and mean, he expressed his dissatisfaction
in the form of aggressive and destructive behaviour. Apparently Subject
child and he experienced disillusionment in his family.
was a precocious
and in society. It is as if he suddenly discovered to his great dis-
appointment that there was no Santa Claus..
However,
Since
8. At first Subject felt his disillusionment was unique and peculiar
to his particular life experience, but he soon discovered that his dis-
content was characteristic of others. He experienced this fighting
attitude within himself and he reflected it in his non-conforming be-
haviour.
9. His mother reacted to his behaviour with over-affectionate:
solicitousness.
She wasn't actually able to determine the reasons for his
internal distress, but she was aware something was taking place within him.
The mother was apparently a marked conformist who insisted that Subject
abide by the sccial order. She took him to a psychiatrist because of his
behaviour problems and because she did not advise him of what she was
doing and got him to a psychiatrist on a subterfuge, and because Subject
did not agree with the psychiatrist's conclusions, he did not benefit
by this experience. This indicates to us that in handling Subject it
uld be wise not to approach him as if he were the problem, but to permit
him to maintain his posture that he is right and society is
other words we must avoid doing what his mother did to him.
10. Subject has always indulged in a sort of introspection and
lf-analysis, the purpose of which was to determine how to realize his
aspirations. Another aspect of his system of ideals proceeds from the
This
life concept of chivalry which he feels his parents inculcated.
volves the defense and the protection of the oppressed and the weak.
This
is sort of a Robin Hood concept which he attributes to himself.
chivalrous ideal is active to date. He feels that many people need help
In other
and he has always wanted to help others in order to help himself.
words he is motivated to helping others in order to obtain love and
affection. This need for love and affection is probably the most primary
of his motives.
-11. In respect to the flight of the family from Georgia, Subject feels
However, he feels he revolted against
he was too young to understand it.
it. His idea is that one must fight, surpass and conquer..
As a young boy
This is extremely
First of all he is
he felt he was much stronger than several million men.
important as regards utilization of his services.
motivated to succeed out of a spirit of revenge, and secondly he is self-
confidant and optimistic that he will succeed despite the hazards of the
undertaking. He is like a man who wants to kill an elephant
wants from us is a high-powered rifle
to the elephant.
--
all he
then he feels he would be equal
12. Subject also seems to reflect disappointment in his father as
a personal ideal. He regards his father as a very independent person,
kind but profoundly selfish, but who would nevertheless give you the
shirt off his back. His father was fond of the children, loved the whole
family and was happy when he saw others happy. However, Subject is con-
vinced that if his father had succeeded, none of the things that happened
He feels that his mother's suicide.
in his life would have come to pass.
is a direct consequence of his father's failure to succeed.
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13. When his father and sister returned to Georgia, Subject was driven
to despair by the breaking-up of the family. The death of his mother and
the departure of his father and sister was quite a threat to his security.
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He tried to hold his father back and even threatened him that because of.
French law according to which a foreigner must pay his taxes before he
leaves the country, the father ran the risk of being arrested. When he
told this to his sister, she became angry with him and replied that the
father was mature enough to act as well as possible. Subject's attempt
to prevent his father from leaving was conflictual for him because it
represented an interference with his father's desire and project. This
experience taught him that when his father had taken a decision, he would
carry it through at any cost. As it happened, the result was the dis-
integration of the family. If Subject found himself in the same
situation today, he would act in exactly the same way.
14. The father apparently returned to Georgia because he wanted to
die in Georgia. Subject feels that his father was doing something important
to realize his objectivity or to achieve his purpose. However, he feels
his father accepted defeat by returning to Georgia to die. The mother
did not go with the father and apparently was at her wits end after the
father left. Subject regards his mother as the axle of the family and
when he lost her through suicide, he feels she deserted him.
.
15. Subject's sister followed her father to Georgia out of a spirit
of affection and sacrifice. She felt that her father needed her and
Subject feels she was a tributary of his mistakes. The sister has a Ph.D.
in languages and taught courses in school. At the time of Stalin the
children would say. "we have done this and that thanks to Stalin" and she
would reply "you are individuals and you have done this or that without
Stalin."
As a result she was arrested and sent to a concentration camp.
With the change of regimes she obtained her freedom and got her job back.
16. The sister's husband returned to Russia also and Subject believes
that because he had served in the German army he may have been sent to a
concentration camp. He feels the intellectual level of the brother-in-law
is lower than that of the sister.. The brother-in-law apparently has an
inferiority complex. He emigrated to France at a much later date and
apparently could not adapt himself and regretted having left Russia.
_ is an architect in Gap.
17. Subject's brother,
The brother is an independent person who is conservative and probably
conforming.
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He has not distinguished himself in any extraordinary fashion
and Subject unconsciously compares himself with his brother. It is likely
that he and his brother were rivals for the mothers affection and,
whereas Subject feels that his brother is jealous of him, it is likely
that Subject is Jealous of the brother's accomplishments. He feels that
whenever he succeeds his brother is Jealous: Subject is also identified
with his brother in a complex and interesting way. For example, he feels
that both he and his brother love the same type of women. He is not able
to say much about his brother except that he is kind somewhat vain, and
that he is fond of his brother. However it is likely that his brother
have been indirectly instrumental in Subject's recruitment.
It may
also be that his brother regards Subject as "Peck's bad boy"
sheep of the family and is interested in
accomplishment or success.
the black
regards
him as
Spasoring
18. Subject was the baby of the family and still is. Whereas he'
was born in 1918, his brother was born in 1916 and his sister in 1915.
Subject was more expressive of affection, particularly for his mother,
whereas his brother was more timid, shy, and independent. When the
brother saw Subject getting the mother's attention, he tried to replace
Subject. This sibling rivalry may continue to date, for example, the
brother learned that Subject was seeing a girl whom he knew. The brother
advised the girl to leave Subject alone.
19. Subject denies he is jealous of his brother. He admits his
brother has been successful but in his own sphere. Subject's new found
philosophy is not to accept the fact that he has been unsuccessful, but
to try to explain why he has not. In other words he seems to be motivated
to obtain greater knowledge of himself.
20. Subject does not consider himself as a Georgian; this is of no
importance to him. He regards the flight from Georgia as a defeat and as
a loss of the motherland which he has never accepted. He feels he was a
Georgian as a child but the most important aspect is that he feels he was
defeated by the necessity of the family's flight from Georgia. He offers
as an analogy the fact that he was committed to prison; this was a defeat
for him. In other words he was not bothered by the prison life but by the
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herefore def
ars to
sequently being arrested and imprisoned.
the first factor in his life experience.
At a certain time in his childhood Subject lived near some
former Georgian resistants who were fighting against the Soviets. Subject
regarded these persons as uneducated but nevertheless
and
affectionate. He feels he certainly must have been influenced by the
exciting stories which they told him about their fights and many exploits.
He feels
He feels he must also have been impressed by their patriotism.
they expressed themselves in a warm and enthralling manner which exalted.
and deeply impressed him. He feels this particular association may account
for his passion which he always puts in the execution of whatever he
undertakes. One of
x principal determinants of this man's behaviour
is apparently the
strong desire to succeed and accomplish.
22. Subject feels that throughout his school experience perhaps only
one or two professors understood him. These particular professors thought
that it was often necessary in life to "swallow" a great deal of useless
"stuff" so that thereafter certain essential problems could be more easily
digested. Subject feels that these professors were superior and that he
understood them, whereas he regarded the others as apparently idiotic
or worthless.
23.
Subject was influenced by heroes whom he heard about such as
He realized that
Lindbergh, Edison, Hitler, Einstein, and several others.
if such people existed, it meant that the possibility to act either for
good or for evil also existed. He did not identify with any one hero in
He did
particular but always wished that he could have been one of them.
not actually want to be one of them, but wanted to resemble heroes in
general. Subject always remains-- remembers certain great men mentioned
in history. He feels that these great men gave him the concept that a
certain order was necessary for the level of the people. However, it
appears he was disillusioned in these men and his ideals were shaken be-
cause he later learned to his dismay that they could commit abject or
monstrous acts. Subject feels he has made many mistakes in life but how-
ever big these mistakes may be, he does not feel they have reflected his
basic character.. He feels that his character was basically based by the
desire to become a worthwhile individual, even at the cost of behaving
wrongly. He feels that if the only criterion for judging a man to his
chievements, then he is a failure.
24. Subject feels that apart from the academic progress at school,
he learned that it was necessary to communicate, to express himself, to
understand and to explain. He feels that these are necessary for one to be
member of society.
Subject feels his mother was a major influence in his life.
is disappointed in his mother because he feels he loved her but she de-
serted him through suicide. He feels she sacrificed herself completely
for the children and that she killed herself because she no longer knew
how to distribute love and care. Subject began to lose regard for his
father from the time he realized that his father was not giving his
mother affection. However, he identifies with his father in the respect
that both never achieved anything significant and that they both may have
disappointed the mother. Subject misses his mother's love and he feels
his life was broken up when she died. He found himself completely alone
and all his illusions disappeared.
He tried to find affection through
others. He feels the need for affection is a big part of himself but
on the other hand "I am a complicated person."
26. Subject claims he has learned the difference between a man and
a woman: This is likely to have a good deal of meaning to him, particularly.
as regards his relationship with his mother. He regards women as allogical
and to be determined by a psycho-feminine education. This is enough to
tip us off that he should not be exposed to handling by females.
27. Subject claims he has learned from his personal experience in
life rather than from the experience of others. In other words he has
educated himself in the school of life and has derived little from the
A mother's
actual formal school situation. For example, he claims his
opinions had importance only at the time she was rendering her opinions;
thereafter they were not influential as far as he was concerned. This
may be important as regards training. It is likely that he would prefer
to proceed with the task in actuality rather than to learn about per-
forming the task through the experiences or training of others.
28. Subject joined the French Foreign Legion at the beginning of
he
he 
was subject to
the war. As a foreigner and as an
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cook an
mobilization into the French army, but he felt the authorities
awful long time to make a decision in connection with him. Because of
this, he joined the Foreign Legion and left immediately for North Africa
feeling that thus he was becoming a member of a famous unit and at the
same time fulfilling his obligations toward the French military service.
In the beginning he was satisfied but later he was of the opinion that
France was an incoherent mess, and he bitterly regretted that he had
become acquainted with people who obviously did not know what they wanted.
This experience did not have a great influence on his character except:
that it expressed a profound dislike for irresolute persons. This in-
dicates that Subject is an impatient fellow who desires immediate action
as regards his interest. He is impatient with postponement and unless he
is dealt with promptly, he may satisfy his interests elsewhere. However,
in the current instance he has no alternative and he is forced to go along
with normal procedures which he may regard as a waste of time, but will
accept..
29. Subject feels that he married because he regarded marriage as
necessary to build a family and to make a home. He feels his marriage was
a mistake because, even though he understands the value of the principles
involved, principles which were inculcated by his father, it is ridiculous
to marry just for the sake of principles without the necessary sentiments.
He feels that at the time he was merely abiding by precepts of his father
without thinking of the possible consequences. However he soon discovered,
in fact, a family did not represent anything at all and that creating the
family was aggravating the incoherence and the division of society. In
view point getting married meant building a wall around himself. It also
meant that instead of finding a partner who complemented him, all that he
obtained from the partnership was a
reflection of himself.
He feels that the so-called spiritual intimacy is a fallacy. He claims
that, sexually speaking, women are necessary but he fails to say why it
is necessary to build a separate world with it.
*30. As was explained above, the reasons for his marriage are connected
with his family education.. He does not regard his marriage as a complete
fiasco. He regards his wife as very nice. He thinks he was nice, too.
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They got along fairly well with one another but did not live very com
fortably He did not feel there was any evolution in 
the marriage and 
he
admits to his debit that he married his wife 
because he wanted to ex-
perience what it meant to have children.
Actually, however, he did not
want children. However, he assumed that the marriage would produce
In other words he 
wanted an 
exact.
child whom he had exactly imagined.
reproduction of himself. He obtained a daughter who was beautiful,
always laughing, but because of his separation after his 
arrest, he 
has
ignored what has happened with the child. His wife also 
had a second
child by Subject who was born while he was in Jail and 
Subject knows
Subject met 
his wife in a 
model.
nothing at all about the second child.
However, if he were
makers shop and believes she liked him immediately.
to de it again, he would not marry.
31. During the war when Subject was in Germany, he got involved in
The purpose
a false documents business and created a gang which he led
.
of the group was to repatriate or liberate war prisoners
. 
The black
market was a worthless branch, technically speaking
, of the 
organization.
However
, it is true 
that
Its only purpose was to solve financial problems.
the black market reached such a magnitude that a person who was interested
only in making money would have found it quite satisfying 
and sufficient
in itself. As a whole, the technical efficiency of 
his gang satisfied
him. They had freedom of motion and security. Subject 
was arrested 
be-
cause of a carelessness or a slip, not in the actual 
functioning of the
gang, but rather on the part of one of the men whom they 
were helping.
32. Through this experience Subject learned that it was very inter-
esting to know the weaknesses of authorities and to play these 
weaknesses
or forces against one another. His emotions corresponded 
to a joy of
He 
feels that if he 
were
being the sole master of his actions and moves.
to find himself in this sort of situation again, he would act in exactly.
the same way.
33. When Subject was arrested by the Gestapo, he was considered by
He played the game 
and led the
the Germans to be a very important pret.
Germans to believe that he was an important prey in the hope that such
belief would give him certain advantages. Although he 
realized he 
could
be shot for only one-half of what he had done 
and that it was
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disadvantageous for him to exaggerate in order to mix the treks and con-
fuse the German authorities this gave him a chance not to mention certain
He continued this game
partners whom he made it appear as negligible.
until he saw that the end was near. For example, there was a great need
gas in Germany and he figured he could gain time by telling the Ger
he had invented a very interesting motor which they could profitably use.
The Germans took his offer into consideration and postponed his execution.
Shortly thereafter he was liberated by the Americans.
This veignette indicates that Subject has the developed capacity
con man and that he is capable of imaginatively talking himself out
rather tight situations. This, of course is an outstanding qualificat
regards the requirements of the project.
35. Subject attacked a bank in 1950. At the time he was married and
was the father of one child. He was working in a model makers shop and
However,
although he was not well off, he was earning a decent living.
because of his love for risk and out of friendship for another fellow, he
agreed to participate in the bank attack. Apparently the other fellow
trusted Subject because he knew of Subject's war activities and he figured
that because Subject had been able to accomplish certain illegal activities
The attack was carefully
that he was quite capable of attacking a bank..
planned. Because there were only two on the team they were compelled in
view of the smallness of his staff to give extra attention to their plan.
36. According to Subject he was close to this young friend who
solicited his financial assistance. At first, Subject felt that the other'
fellow was crazy to dare to attack a bank. He also had the normal twinge
of conscience and asked himself the question "is it right to do harm by
robbing a bank?" Subject never felt that the two alone would be able to
attack the bank successfully. Consequently, they determined to knock
over a jewelry shop first.
At each point in the developments Subject
wanted to withdraw from the whole deal by saying "if my mother learned of
this, she would die."
They postponed the job indefinitely. However, his
mother died in the meantime and his friend again approached him and told
him that now that his mother was dead, there was no longer such a danger.
Subsequently they knocked over the jewelry store.
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37. Subject's chief motivation for such an activity appears to
the following: (a) Friendship. Apparently Subject will do anything for
friend. (b) Action. Apparently Subject relishes novelty and excitement
and daring-do. Apparently he is a Jesse James type. (c) Emotional outlet
for success of planning. Apparently Subject indulges himself in problem-
solving and obtains a compulsive satisfaction if his plans succeed. In
other words he is motivated to carry out such an action because of his
displaced
in successfully engineering and accomplishing a Job.
(d) Money. Subject apparently is not motivated for mater al reward.
the case of the robbery his friend got 3/4 of the take and Subject got
1/4 Subject was content not to spend his money freely because his wife
become suspicious.
38. However, the friend returned after having spent his money.
Previously Subject had told him "you got your money for the marriage;
now leave me alone. However, the friend had not married and was now
desirous of robbing a bank in order to finance another Intended marriage.
Subject agreed that this would be the last job. They cased the joint very
carefully and then committed the act. The other fellow apparently threw
This money around, was arrested, and squealed. The police came to
Subject's place, found a
and he was arrested, in his flight.
to the Spanish border. Subject was fleeing to the Pyrenees because he
had learned that his bank deal partner had been arrested and had talked,
and that the police were after him. Subject voluntarily admits that he
lost control over himself and that he had failed to plan in case he failed
and had to flee. He had not foreseen or prepared himself fur such a con-
sequence. If he were to find himself again in the same situation, he would
prepare an escape even if it were only necessary for the satisfactory
planning of the project.
39. However, the question which arises in this examiner's mind is
why Subject panicked in his flight. It could have been that he un.
consciously wanted to get caught and to be punished in order to relieve
his guilt. If this is so, then Important consideration should be given
to this aspect of Subject's personality as regards planning the project.
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he was jailed by the French police he was
pressed by the fact that he had greatly disappointed his
at de-
relatives
and because he was looked upon as a noisy and rash fellow rather than as
man capable of carrying out a crim
Subject feels he failed badly when he was arrested by the Germans
and also when he was arrested by the French. He feels these two failures
are consequences of the poor manner in which he chose his friends. He
feels it is now up to him to take all the necessary precautions in order
to avoid the same pitfalls in the future.
There have been times in this man's life when he felt that the
entire world seemed to conspire against him and when everything seemed to
collapse before him. Yet he has always felt there were ways to get out of
mess principally by virtue of working. He continues to believe that
unless a man is so weak both physically and morally, it is always possible
for him to get back on his feet or at least to hope that this is possible.
Consequently, even when he was broke, Subject always believed there was a
possibility to fight and conquer. It is likely he will always have hope
and optimism.
43. As regards his philosophy on the two projects which involved
liberating French prisoners and the bank attack, he was betrayed by
another. Actually, however, he could not have become angry at these
persons because he felt his betrayal was unimportant. However, these
persons lost his esteem because he feels there are certain moral values
which he holds dearly, namely friendship. This would indicate that he is
more in contempt of himself for having miscalculated than angry with the
other person for having betrayed him. However, Subject does not feel that
any of his mistakes, regardless of their size and consequence, have serious
consequences as regards his near or distant future. There is no question
that his mistakes have seriously reduced his circumstances of life, but he
is optimistic and it is likely he regards this assignment as a golden
opportunity which not only permits him a chance of success, but does not
censure him for his past deeds. Consequently, he feels that to be dis
couraged about the future is nonsense for if there is a future, there is
hope.
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Although Subject has seen many things in his life and has had
many opportunities to become angry, he feels he has never completely lost
self control. He feels he has always been the master of his actions at
all times and that these actions could have been changed by his own volition
If Subject has ever been ashamed of himself, it must have been
when his behaviour was wrongly interpreted by persons whom he loved or who
loved him.
46. Subject tends to become embarrassed and confused when certain
persons who ask or accept something from him display too much gratitude.
In other words, too large a dose of affection will unseat Subject despite
the fact that he continually solicits affection.
47. Subject has continually deceived and disappointed his mother
because every time she started him in a new school, she made him promise
he would behave nicely, but each time he was thrown out of school. He is
convinced she wanted this for his good and not for the satisfaction of
having a perfect child. However, it is likely that the mother's over-
solicitousness was actually compensatory for her basic rejection of
Subject. Therefore, she wanted him to be perfect
so that she
could love.
him. Consequently, it is likely that she did things for him, but she did
things with him for herself. In other words, she wanted him to be perfect
so that he could be worthy of her love. He was not perfect, probably did
not obtain her love, and consequently is continually seeking the love of
other persons. However, he cannot accept this fact as regards his mother
and denies she did not act in his interest. One of his chief defenses is
denial, that is, simply assuming the attitude that such and such was not
true when he probably believes it was true.
Such
48. Subject's actions are often impulsive and unreasoned.
irrational behaviour usually takes place with another person despite the
fact that there may be no particular tie or affection between him and the
other person. Subject is unable to explain why this is so and intellectually
realizes that any explanations which he might offer are not sufficient.
to explain such behaviour and his emotional state. In other words, this
man's impulsiveness and tendence to behave irrationally and to his own.
disadvantage and in his own disinterest amounts to a compulsion which is
sufficient to determine his behaviour but which is unconscious and not
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available to rational analysis, or even awareness.
In this respect he
by an uncontrollable force. This is an important point of
consideration as regards his utilization in this project.
prope
Subjects left index finger and thumb are missing. He lost
these in an explosion. This occurred in Germany when he was involved in
the repatriation deal: After the bombing of Berlin he picked up among
the ruins an unexploded bomb of British origin and took it home to
salvage the explosive which he might use in various ways. While he was
removing the detonator which was probably stuck in its receptacle, the
detonator exploded in his fingers. Subject does not regret the fact that
he tried to dismantle the bomb because he feels he has learned that one.
should keep his hands away from certain things. The explosion occurred
so quickly that there was no immediate pain but the people around him be-
came panicky. He remained cold blooded and gave the order to remove all
things which were there because the explosion undoubtedly alerted the
police. The police came and he explained that he had played with a
fountain pen which had burst. The policemen strongly advised him never
again to pick up objects dropped by the enemy. They took cognizance of
this declarations and went away. The Red Cross took care of his wounds.
50. Subject does not think he will be very different in the future
from what he is now. However, he feels his material situation will have
improved. He does not mean financially but socially. He naively hopes
that the workd w 11 change and there will be no discrimination. He also
hopes to acquire, if necessary, a nationality in which case he will feel
he actually belongs to society. However, he feels that society is
anxious to stamp and label individuals and it may be that he would prefer
to be an individualist who is outside of society than to be a member of
than
society who is required to conform. Since this person lives in the
present, it is very difficult for him to imagine what his future will be.
51. Despite the fact that this man is motivated by rather vivid
ideals, he still strikes the examiner as a practical realist who thinks
and acts in a matter of fact manner. He has experienced a good deal of
life and he is quite sophisticated.
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Subject feels that a friend would regard him as unstable,
affectionate, and a day dreamer.
53. Subject feels that a critic would say of him that the majority
of his commercial undertakings have brought results which are considerably.
lower than hoped for. Consequently, he feels he is either an optimist
or a Joker, or else his views on the possibilities of accomplishing
things are not very healthy.
54. In his defense he emphasizes that in his opinion the value of an
achievement does not consist of its spectacular magnitude or in its
multiplicity. For example, he feels it is not necessary to say good
morning" 100 times in order to understand the meaning and purpose of
"good morning." Also he does not feel it is necessary to mass produce
a machine in order to fully understand its function. However, he realizes
that, commercially speaking, it is more rational to mass produce the
machine but the repitition does not interest him. In his opinion the
creative idea and the prototype have a much greater value and importance
than the setting up of the factory which will popularize the prototype.
To illustrate his feeling further he is of the opinion that one single
thought from a great thinker appears to him to be much more valuable
than the millions of books which are published yearly.
55. In describing himself Subject reveals that he always tries his
hardest to keep his promises. He also feels that he sometimes appears to
talk somewhat rashly but he feels this is due to the fact that he thinks
fast and he is able to see quickly the components and the essence of a
problem in its various prospectives. He is able to rapidly synthesize.
In other words he learns extremely fast and he gets the point immediately.
He is so quick that he will understand what you are trying to say before
you finish the sentence.
56. Subject is unable to see himself in terms of what he would like
to be. In order for him to display himself, it would be necessary that he
would be another person altogether. However, he feels that, everything
relative, perhaps he should show more strength of character, be a little
more compromising, more realistic, and less sentimental. However, this
would imply that he would then find himself in an environment in which.
there was no room for sentiment in which case his personality would
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out of place.
57. It is Subject's experience that his friends love him for what
he is. He likes his friends as they are, probably because they are as
they are. The idea of attempting to change a friend is unthinkable for
him. He loves them for their bad points as well as their good points.
58. Subject is an optimist but also a pessimist. He feels he will
never be able to reach his ideals because his material ideal (social
reform) is so distant that he would need to lead many
order to attain it: It might be unfair to call this man a pessimist;
it is more likely he is a realist and perhaps a cynic.
59. This man denies that he has any interest or emotional
attachment to France at this time. However, it is likely he was patriotic
at the time of the war. Since he has been branded a criminal and has
been deprived of certain rights and privileges, he now perhaps feels re-
Nevertheless,
Jected and in turn is rejecting France as his fatherland.
--
he strikes the examiner as a true Frenchman he thinks and feels like a
Frenchman and is certainly not a Russian in his personality.
It is likely
that he identifies the French authorities with the police.He cannot
tolerate rejecting attitudes. He is like an outsider who is looking in.
It may be he has the "sour grapes" attitude by which he feels that since
he cannot have what he wants, it is not too good anyway.
60. Subject is not a planner. Despite his interest in invention
and the fact that he has pulled off a number of capers, he is more of an
instigator, a leader, and an executor. In order for him to be successful
in future projects, it is necessary that someone else plan and then tell
him exactly what to do.
61.
Subject is currently involved in the invention business which
he started alone. He is the owner and exploiter of several patents and
certain persons are financially and technically interested in his in-
ventions. He is faced with a problem at this time. He is involved in
the initial and preliminary phases with us and consequently is put on
the fence as regards his invention business, Furthermore, if he were to
Join us, he would relinquish everything to his business partners.
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This person will open himself up readily to an open personality.
He will be secretive with an inhibited or secretive personality. Con-
sequently, the best person to work with this individual is a direct,
expressive and visible personal
63. This person's social drives seem to involve: (a) General im-
provement of living conditions for everybody; in other words he
humanitarian. He is not necessarily an activistic social reformer.
He has an inclination
(b) Improvement of his own standard of living.
to better things and he feels this is the disease of all inventors.
Subject expresses himself freely, is discursive, voluble, and
is able to carry on a conversation indefinitely. This is typically French
but, in particular, it represents an oral characteristic. In other words,
he is all mouth. He both expresses himself orally and he is driven by
desire to obtain oral supplies by incorporation. What this means is that
he will eat you up.
65. Subject reflects superior intelligence, is capable of abstract
conceptualization, and is able to deal in symbols.
66. Subject is a narcissistic character who feels that because others
don't love him, he needs to love himself. In other words, he is quite in
love with himself and acts accordingly.
67.
Subject tends to rationalize and to offer socially acceptable
reasons for his individualistic behavior.
68. Subject strives chiefly for emotional satisfaction.
69.
He
Subject is an altruistic but at the same time he is selfish.
will do things for the community with the hope of getting something out of
it for himself. Both of these drives merge in a unitary fashion. He is
motivated by both at the same time.
70. Subject denies nationalistic motives for his actions and prefers
to regard them as being primarily humanitarian. Subject is action-oriented
and loves to take risk and gets a kick out of excitement and adventure.
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Subject acts because he thinks he is right
72. Subject acts because he thinks he will succeed and because he
what he undertakes as important. He is egotistical in this regard.
73.
He is
Subject needs to prove to others that he is successful.
self confident in his prowess but is insecure that others may not regard
him as adequate as he feels he is.
It is interesting to note that Subject participated in the
release of the 13 French prisoners not out of patriotie motives, but to
satisfy his taste for action. If they were German prisoners, he would
had
have done the same thing. Actually, Subject admired the German army,
This is
sympathy for Germans, but did not wish the French to be harmed.
quite paradoxical but understandable in terms of the Subject's personality
His emotionalized ideals are not defined in terms of politics or
nationalities, but are determined by a vague desire to help others who
need it. This combination can mislead him and get him into difficulty;
for example, his accomplice in the bank robbery.
75. Subject is a rank individualist. He is a non-conformist.
However, he realizes he must cope with the community, must sacrifice for
the
of the community, and must not harm others. In this
regard it is unlikely that Subject has ever committed physical assault,
nor is it likely that he would in the future. No matter what the other
person is or represents to Subject, he is still a human being whom
Subject respects.
76. Although Subject is basically an exhibitionist, he is not
inclined to bragging or to exhibit himself in a transparent or patent
fashion. He is too sophisticated. However, he needs attention and is
likely to do things in order to get attention. This is what he did in
18 schools.
77. As was previously mentioned, Subject helped French prisoners
get back to France during the war. He thought it was the right thing to
do but did not do it just for France. He was paid for it but he gave
his money to help the prisoners. In terms of his hierarchy of motives,
it is likely that this person acts according to what he considers to be
right. He also expresses self pride in doing the outstanding, the difficult,
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and for which he is not necessarily being paid. He acts out of principle,
He helped the Prench prisoners despite 
the fact
with no special reason.
that he had sympathy for the Germans. However, his sympathy for the
Germans was based on the fact that some Georgians had relatives 
in 
Germany
and he preferred that the Germans would defeat the Russians.
78. Another reason he helped the French prisoners was that he felt
that they were suffering and because they were suffering, he wanted 
to
Thus he was bent
relieve them by helping them return to their country.
on nurturance.
He always stands ready to help someone who is in need.
79. Subject's motivation for afilliation is positive, spontaneous
voluntary, and intense. He likes the Americans but finds it 
a bit 
difficult
He feels the Americans have made 
certain
to analyze this sentiment.
political mistakes but they reflected a fundamental and basic sincerity
which he likes. He understands the United States has political 
interest
but he is willing to go along out of admiration for the sincerity 
of the
Americans. He is not looking for special compensation. 
Generally, he 
is
quite willing to do what is asked without rational reasons.
words, his motivation is typically emotional and is understandable in
He feels that a person 
is 
capable
terms of his character organization.
He is inclined to put things on a
He feels his early:
In other
of doing anything for love of nothing.
He doesn't belong to any community.
personal basis.
years in Georgia have had no effect on his way of thinking or on his way
He likes the liberty which exists in 
America and the
of perceiving life.
fact that people are treated as individuals rather than as numbers.
80. Subject's motives are genuine and are compatible with his
outlook on life. They are not necessarily original or sophisticated but
they are personal and therefore bona fide. Furthermore, Subject 
is 
really
on the shelf in Gap. He is controlled in his movements 
and is restricted
in his aspirations and consequently is unable to realize his freedom 
and
to develop himself as an individual. Consequently, the 
assignment
represents a unique opportunity for him to rise above his present re-
stricted level of existence.
81. Subject is a very sensitive person and he attaches great im-
portance to events of life.
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Another important characteristic is his curiosity and his interest
for prolatatio
83. Another interesting proclivity is Subject's tendency to assume
blame for the mistakes of others even when he is not necessarily guilty.
As a child he was gifted but undisciplined and an unsuitable student
who couldn t concentrate and adapt to the school situation. As a result
he was always in trouble but, more interestingly, he was always glad to
Whether
assume responsibility for the anti-social actions of others.
·
be did this for masochistic reasons or because he wanted to obtain the
approval of others for whom he sacrificed is difficult to determine.
What is true, however, is that he will submit himself for punishment
even though he has not done wrong. He may do this out of friendship
in order to have others feel greatful to him. He has the attitude he
should be punished for doing wrong, but should not be degraded for doing
right. Subject has always realized that he has needed help as regards
his emotional problems. He likes to be helped materially, not as and it-
self (?) but because material help involves the implication of moral.
help. For example, a dentist in Gap offered to help Subject in his in-
ventions without asking for advantages. This means a lot to Subject. He
attaches small importance to money and he derives a tremendous satisfaction
out of helping others or being helped.
84.
Subject reflects a tremendous vitality that has, in the past,
expressed itself through false attempts such as the bank robbery, etc.
He feels he is not being used as he should and that there is a power
within himself, a creative urge of movement, a power of realization.
It is highly emotionally charged and he feels he is capable of doing much
more than he has in the past. Although he feels he is a complicated
person, he does not feel he is difficult to understand.
85. Subject likes to act intelligently and sensibly.. He strives
for efficiency. For example, haxxxx if a person were to ask him to open
a window, he feels it is up to him to decide as regards the proper method.
The efficiency plus the results are his rewards. Consequently, he likes
practical work which involves an intellectual effort.
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Subject has a highly developed verbal intelligence and he
able to amplify and elaborate on his ideas.
87. Prior to the last session on the 10th of January Subject was
routinely conta ed by the French police who were investigating his
activities in Paris at this time. As a result of this contact, he was
markedly apprehensive and pre-occupied with the seriousness of this visit
by the police and was not able to freely devote himself to psychological
analysis as heretofore. The important point here is that Subject is an
extremely alert and vigilant person. His primary motive is, of course,
self-preservation and he is likely to over-react and to become emotionally
upset with provocation
fon
. He needs the guiding influence of a more mature
and experienced person who is in control of the situation.
88. Another important aspect of his relationship with us appears to
be the fact that he consciously or unconsciously feels he has "arrived"
and is acceptable to us. In other words he feels that perhaps a decision
has been made which is in his favor. This reflects his own desire to be
accepted together with his estimation of the situation.
89. This individual, despite his past exploits, is not necessarily
a hostile person.
In other words he will not do harm nor will he hurt
others who are weaker than himself. He will act out of exigency but he
will deliberately avoid being sadistic or wantonly cruel.
90. For some reason Subject exhibits a marked degree of loneliness
and isolation at this time. He seems to be seeking companionship.
..
91. Subject prefers to work alone as regards technical research, but
as regards the execution of an operation he prefers to be with someone or
part of an organization. He knows he can rely upon himself when he is
alone and that others had been unreliable in his past. However, if it is
necessary for him to work with two or more individuals, he will accept it.
92. Subject admits of physical inferiority feelings by virtue of his
size and strength but he denies he has feelings of intellectual inferiority.
He depends more upon his mental faculties than upon his physical. "I have
no fear of an elephant if I have a gun."
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93. Subject is a stubborn fellow who does not like to be defeated
and he strives to conquer
94. Subject always looks for causes. He is no magical thinker but
tends to be rational and realistic despite his strong emotional re-act
activity.
which can be almost explosive at times.
95. Subject particularly strives not to be regarded as bad or evil.
fact, he is not a criminal type but is a neurotic character who has
express
his conflicts and difficulties in non-conforming behaviour
At the same time he is not anti-social. He is a person who has
differences of opinion and conflicts with the social order.
96. Subject does not regard himself as an expert or
He realizes his short comings and he hopes his
complemented by training.
will be
97. Subject relies quite heavily upon humor for relief of tension
and as a defense against the development of anxiety and inter-personal
relationships....
98.
An important aspect of this man's personality and history would
appear to be his so-called accident proneness. He is like the cat in the
Disney film who, while chasing the mouse and having his entire attention
directed to the catching and incorporation of the mouse, inadvertantly
gets himself run over by a truck. His first reaction to being splattered
by the truck is one of disappointment as regards not arriving at the goal;
1.e., catching the mouse. He thereupon acts upon feelings of revenge on
the mouse for having caused his unfortunate accident. In addition, this
example signifies that Subject is likely to keep his eye too much upon the
goal and insufficiently upon the hazards involved in reaching the goal. It
may be argued that Subject's philosophy in his past operations are related
in some manner to his lack of attention to such details. His history is
that of the unlucky cat who manages to get himself run over successfully.
99. This person can be quite discomposed by the surprise of un-
expected occurrences.
100. Despite defeat Subject is able to pick himself up, figure things
out, start all over in a more systematic way, and continue in his pursuit
of his goal. Consequently, he does learn by experience. His mistakes are
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chiefly due to the fact that he is or has been "stupid" impulsive
stupid, impulsive, immature and
101
experienced.
eriousness.
Subject is capable of experiencing melancholy or depressive
swings. However, he maintains a gay facade and he attempts to
relieve his depressive feelings with lightness. Underneath the gay
appearance, however,
One of the chief motives is b
curiousity. He seeks the unknown but when he approaches the unknown,
experiences a certain feeling which he recognizes as a threat to his
emotional security and he is ambivalent about proceeding or withdrawing.
He has an internal fear of something which he doesn't know or understand
Because of this it may be necessary to provide him with firm support,
guidance, and consideration of all the possible eventualities. He has
fear of getting himself into something which he cannot get out of and his
immediate reaction is to turn around and go away without having solved
the problem. Consequently, he needs a person of greater intelligence who
is able to help him to evaluate the realities of his situation or
predicament. It must be kept in mind that his self-preservation is
stronger than his desire to solve problems.
102. Subject is likely to be loyal to a superior and may even be
critical of himself in relation to the superior. In other words, he would
like to be as useful as possible in order to express his loyalty, but may
feel inadequate in that he requires the pretection of his superior.
103. This person puts no stock in emblems or signs of rank or
reputation. He regards such signs as identifying labels only and is not
impressed or motivated for glory symbols. If he were to accomplish an
outstanding feat, he would not want a medal all he would want was a
remark from an important figure to the effect "well done, thank you."
He feels it is sufficient only for him to know he has done well.
--
104. Subject will attempt to assume leadership on the team but
it may be that if his partner is superior, he would be a better follower
than he would be a leader of a less adequate person. He is more of a
dependent than independent person in terms of his inter-personal relation-
ships; furthermore, he acts on sentiment and impulse and consequently
his judgment is questionable. This would indicate that he would work
better with a more sober-minded, calculating individual. He is likely
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work best with a person whom he respects and with whom he enjoys
friendly but authoritative relationship.
105. There is no reason why this person cannot be handled by
experienced, mature case officer.
106. In view of the supposed length of the mission, it is likely
that a short term operation would be more compatible with Subject's assets
and liabilities than a long term affair.
107. As regards the requirements of the project, it is understood
that the more desirable qualifications would reflect intelligence, re
sourcefulness, mechanical talent, small man team ability, infiltration-
exfiltration capability, good health, physical stamina, and motivation.
The other factors which he exhibit
Subject satisfies all these criteria.
do not necessarily vitiate his positive features.
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OPIM DIR CITE LEOP 0478
RYBAT VIRGQUE
REF A. DIR 16116(ut 52272)
B. BERN 6995- IN 15973)
C
BERN (IN 494925*
8537
VIROGUE EOD 2 DEC. HESTON MADE INITIAL CONTACT AND GUTHMAN
NOW HANDLING. WIROGUE GIVEN FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS:
.
A. BUILD COVER DURING INITIAL PERIOD. THIS RESPECT, WIROGUE
SAID PLANNED SET UP SHOP WITH AUTOMATIC CAMERA TO TAKE IDENTIFICA-
TION PICTURES. SAID WOULD INSTALL POLAROID CAMERA SO CLIENT COULD
GUTHMAN AGREED THIS WORTH
PUSH BUTTON AND TAKE OWN PICTURE.
EXPLORING, AS WOULD APPEAR PROVIDE INEXPENSIVE COVER.
HE
B. WIROGUE TOLD TRY SPOT PERSONS FOR SURVEILLANCE TEAM, INTEL
ASSETS (WITH EMPHASIS ON ORIENTALE PROVINCE) AND PM ASSETS.
TOLD SUBMIT NAMES ANY LIKELY CANDIDATES TO STATION FOR TRACES
PRIOR MAKING APPROACH.
2.
QJWIN WHO RESIDES SAME HOTEL AS WIROGUE REPORTED LATTER
TOLD HIM HE HAD LIVED ALASKA, JAPAN, SOUTH AMERICA, GERMANY AND
OTHER PARTS EUROPE. OUWIN SAID VIROGUE SMELLED AS THOUGH HE IN
14 DEC QJWIN
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REPORTED VIROGUE HAD OFFERED HIM THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER MONTH
PARTICIPATE IN INTEL NOT AND BE MEMBER "EXECUTION SQUAD”.
TO
WHEN OJVIN SAID HE NOT INTERESTED, VIROGUE ADDED THERE WOULD BE
BONUSES FOR SPECIAL JOBS. UNDER OJWIN QUESTIONING, WIROQUE LATER
SAID HE WORKING FOR PBPRIME SERVICE.
OJVIN INTRODUCED VIROGUE TO HOFHUIS. VIROGUE CASED IN
LETTER CREDIT WITH HOF HUIS TO GET GOOD EXCHANGE RATE. OJVIN REPORTS
THREE AUT
WIROGUE HAS PURCHASED THREE AUTOMOBILES SINCE ARRIVAL LEOP:
CHRYSLER FOR 85000 FRANCS, CITROEN FOR 25000 FRANCS AND TRIUMPH
FOR 110000 FRANCS. WIROGUE TOLD OJUIN HE SOLD CITROEN FOR 15000
FRANCS BUT IT STILL PARKED NEAR HIS HOTEL.
4..
AT 13 DEC MEETING WIROGUE SAID HE PURCHASED CHRYSLER FOR
75000 FRANCS. MADE NO MENTION PURCHASE OTHER CARS. ALSO SAID HAD
RENTED TWO STORES, ONE IN LEOP EUROPEAN CITY FOR 14000 FRANCS
PER MONTH AND ONE IN NATIVE CITY FOR 6000 FRANCS PER MONTH. ALSO
0
HAS SIGNED CONTRACT FOR APARTMENT FOR 8000 FRANCS PER MONTH. ASKED
GUTHMAN FOR THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS RENTAL ALLOWANCE WHICH HE CLAIMS.
HOS CASE OFFICER TOLD HIM HE WOULD RECEIVE IN LUMP SUM. GUTHMAN
REFUSED, SAYING WOULD HAVE OBTAIN HOS APPROVAL PAY RENTAL ALLOWANCE
IN LUMP SUM.
"5. IN DISCUSSING LOCAL CONTACTS, WIROGUE MENTIONED QJWIN BUT
DID NOT ADMIT TO HAVING TRIED RECRUIT HIM. THEN GUTHMAN TRIED
LEARN WHETHER WIROGUE HAD MADE APPROACH LATTER CLAQMED HAD TAKEN
CLAIMED
NO STEPS. GUTHMAN WAS UNABLE CONTRADICT, AS DID NOT WISH: REVEAL
QJWIN CONNECTION KUBARK.
6.
LEOP CONCERNED BY VIROGUE FREE WHEELING AND LACK SECURITY.
STATION HAS ENOUGH HEADACHES WITHOUT WORRYING ABOUT AGENT WHO NOT
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ABLE HANDLE FINANCES AND WHO NOT WILLING FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS.
IF HOS DESIRES, WILLING KEEP HIM ON PROBATION, BUT IF CONTINUE
HAVE DIFFICULTIES, BELIEVE VIROGUE RECALL BEST SOLUTION.
NATIVE WOULD DE PUT HIM IN STAN ONCE MENUCHIN RETURNS TO TRY
OBTAIN IMMEDIATE INTEL THAT AREA
ALTER-
REQUEST HOS INSTRUCTIONS PRIOR 13002, 19 DEC RE GIVING
WIROGUE YEARS RENTAL ALLOWANCE.
LATTER CLAIMS NEEDS THESE FUNDS
VIEW CAR PURCHASE IN ORDER SET UP COVER MECHANISM. IF WIROGUE TO
REMAIN, BELIEVE MUST GIVE HIM AT LEAST ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, AS
BELIEVE HE SHORT FUNDS. ALSO REQUEST INSTRUCTIONS DE WIROGUE PAY.
LATTER SAYS HIS CONTRACT CALLS FOR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS SALARY. PER
MONTH. SAID HE NOT PAID FOR NOVEMBER. STATION GAVE HIM ONE
PAYMENT FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. HOWEVER WISH HOS CONFIRMATION THIS
CORRECT AND AUTHORITY PAY HIM IN DOLLARS PER HIS REQUEST. (WANTS
DOLLARS AS BLACK MARKET EXCHANGE RATE WHICH USED BY MOST PERSONS.
HERE TWENTY TO FORTY PERCENT BETTER THAN OFFICIAL RATE).
8. NOT ABLE PICK UP LETTER CREDIT PER REF A. WIROGUE SAID HAD
GIVEN IT TO HOFHUI FOR RETURN TO BANK AFTER MARKING IT CANCELLED.
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WIROGUR/1 CONTRACT CALLS FOR:
TO BE. PAID
A. FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER MONTH BEGINNING ONE NOV.
IN FIELD. YOUR DISCRETION TO PAY IN DOLLARS. HE NOT PAID FOR NOV PRIOR
TO DISPATCH. OBTAIN RECEIPTS AND CHARGE PROJECT.
B.
TABLE.
THREE THOUSAND DOLLAR QUARTERS ALLOWANCE PER ANNUM, NON ACCOUN-
c. FOUR THOUSAND DOLLAR OPS LOAN TO SET UP COVER BUSINESS TO BE
REPAID FROM PROFITS. ALSO MUST ACCOUNT FOR ONE THOUSAND TEN DOLLAR.
TRAVEL ADVANCE RECEIVED.
2. INSTRUCTIONS WERE TO MAKE CONTACT AND FOLLOW GUTHMAN'S INSTRUCTIONS
IMPLICITLY. ALSO REPORT ACCURATELY ALL CONTACTS OR POTENTIAL AGENTS AND NOT
MAKE ANY APPROACHES OR COMMITMENTS WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL
3. SHARE GUTEMAN'S CONCERN AND RECOMMEND TELL WIROGUE HE ON PROBATION
AND MUST TOE THE MARK OR ELSE RECALL AND TERMINATION.
HR LIVING UNDER FALSE DOCUMENTS.
POINT OUT IF NECESSARY
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18 November 1960
Georg
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Field Allotment
Salary Differential
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7. Overpayment
8. Tax Deduction Change
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TERMINATION.
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Leopoldville, 13 Decembre 1880
ours
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un oh®que Nº 3.409, tiré sur votre Banque par Monsieur
Georg Reiner 
es d'an import de 8.fra 12.000.
(douse mille francs suisnes). Co sheque a été fait &
mon noso
Jy megis envote également in lotiga de crédit
° 101, datée le 29 Novsabre 1960, émise au nom de
Mr Reiner pour un montant de douse mille granes ouisses.
La valeur de la dite lettre est actuellement Stro 11.600.
Catte lettre a été annulée par une lettre de Mr.Reiner
dont je vous prie de vouloir trouver l'original of-jointe.
Je me réfère egalement à la conversation
téléphonique de hier, par laquelle je vous ai demandé
s'il y avait provision suffissente pour couvrir le ahèque
Nº 3.409. N'ayant pas reçu votre communication téléphonique
au jourd'hui, je suppose que l'affaire est on gle.
Toutefois je vous remerele pour votre intervention.
Entretemps je vous demande de tenir à ma
disposition le montant de douse mille francs out ame.
Des réception de votre confirmation à ce sujet, jo vona
forni parvenir les instructions altérieures,
Ra vous remoraient à l'avance pour votre præapte
attention, je vous prie d'agréor, Kessieurs, l'assurance
de ma ocaaidération distingués.
E.Hofknis

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HOPHUIS
Leopoldville, 14 Decembre 1960
Bank und
Neuengases 17
and Finans Institut A.G.
Barna
855
Messieurs,
Suite à ma lettre du 13 courant, je vous
envoie sous.00 pli également un sheque 3,410,
tiré sur votre Banque par Mr. P.G.Rainer et pour
montant de Sfret 3.000.-
Foules vous avoir l'obligeance de garder
egalement le montant de co chèque à ma disposition.
Au cas, ou il y aurait une manquo de provision, je
vous demande de me rebourner le sheque n° 3.410.
Au plaisir de lire votre confirmation à
ce sujet, je vous prie d'agréer, Hesalours, 198
salutations distinguésa.
C/e L.B.gole @ 0°
B.P. 1697
Leopoldville
Rep. du Conge
H.Hofhule
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SMSFR
SOCIÉTÉ DE BAVOUR SUISSO
SWISS BANK CORPORATION SCHWEIZERISCHER BANKVEREIN SOCIETA DIBANCA SVIZZERA
VIR A PACE & LA LISTE DE NOS BÉOE'S CUTTERS ADRESSES TELEGRAPHIQUES
LETTRE DE CREDIT NA
31 mat 1961
BERN B
29 novembre 1960.
nos torrespondants figurant sur la page No. }.
El portar dela pa
*Monsieur Georg Fract REINER
frs.s. 12,000,--
DOGZE MILLE FRANCS SUISSES.
11
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-correspondants gurant sur la page
Monsiour Coorg Franz REINER*
longs
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DOUZE MILLE FRANCS SUISSES
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the rest
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Cover Story
DOB: 1527
25 July
POB: Custria.
Father book to France 1921
Place
Vinale 1926
Data
fother
Franz
Geolo logical engineer
in the
1926-1938
Occupied by petrolien & coal concer
the wally de la mir (South (instrum)
and Zterdorf (or petiolie)
He studied
Germany
5. Anschluss
Bay shule in
near Wisden.
11. mars 1938.
6. Returned to Dec 1938
1.
.12.
الشمال
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Hitler fouille 1939
Freiberg
1939 October formal Gerning alway
Stuttgard preliming training
Cyril 1900
assigned to training solid
for Wehmack in headquaters Bilen
Assignment teach french,
1944 -
Sarget
1944 - Wastem front - diving Battle Bulge
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lab and
Aim forces (82 Audio)
13
until March 1946,
Ce 1946
Camps France
Cement - Ferrant France
employed
15.
Return Cust 1948.
Father still living
16
17.
18.
hother dead
-1948 - 1953
ARTS et METIERS (Chadows/Marne)
Vaugirard.
1953-1955 Paris Rue de
1955- Return Ween
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INGERAST 2331
TSD/TRAINING EVALUATION
MAME
DIVISION
SUBJECT
WIROGUB
AP/W/1
Tutorial Secret Writing
DATES TRAINED. 2- November 1960
During the three-day period WIROGUE received same six hours training
lomal usage of Secret Writing, covering the specifics of his
of thể từo Si systems assigned for his operation.
given in an AP safehouse and was presented entirely in
In consonance with his own requirements the agent was given a
triefing in the principles and practices of BW as a clandestine means of
communication in covert operations,--plans at this writing envisage the use
of SW only for emergency commo. It was repeatedly emphasized that the
success of an SW letter depends 50% upon the unobtrusive "normaley" of the
open text and 50% upon the preparation of the Si text itself.
3. Terminal Evaluation
8.
--
WIROGUE demonstrated that he could adequately prepare letters
bearing a carbon-type secret ink which would meet operational require-
ments. He is a very meticulous vorker and possesses a high degree of
manual dexterity--ambidextrously, yet!
bi He quité adequately mastered the development procedures for his
assigned receiving system.
4. The agent's training specifically covered the following:
8. Writing techniques with a carbon-type ink
b. Scorch development of EW
C.
Standard defence measures for carbon-ink writing
8.
Use of glancing light in defensive and offensive examination
for S
e. Relative placements of the SW and overt texts on the lettersheet
f. Discussion of cover letters and indicators.
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The operational supplies passed to the Instructor by SAB vore issued
to WLOGUE at the completion of the tra
CI/CE Reflections:
1. VIROGUE in the opening phases of the instruction indicated (from
sence of odesty, I presume) that he was 
completely unfiliar with 87.
During raining sessions the caliber of his questions, 
observations and 
even
ed for s
of some of the sters in SW technique which he independently
and/or
use all definitely indicated to the writer that he was
experienced in S practice
WILLIAM C. LITTLE, Instructor
TSD/TRNG/Technical School
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CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
10
CONFO
DISPATCH
Chief of Station. Landsc
FROM
Chief, Africa
SURECT General - Administrative
Cont
ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
Ernest G. MAYCRINK
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POSED
PROCESSING
ACTION
ACCOM
PLISHED
✗
MARKED FOR INDEXING.
NO ENDEXING REQUIRED
ONLY-QUALIFIED
KEADQUARTERS DESS
CAN JUDGE INDDUNG
ABSTRACT
Enclosed for your information and retention is a copy of
Ernest G. MAY CRINK's contract.
DUDLEY G. FOSHEE
8 December 1960
Attachment:
Contract
Distribution:
MAYCRINK
2 - Leopoldville
PAULA T. HENNEGAR
MICROFILM
CROSS REFERENCE TO
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
DATE TYPED
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DATE DISPATCHED
1G DEC 1960
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
ACLS-149
HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER
lethal
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Mr. Ernest G. Mayerick
Dear Mr. Mayerin}
Effective
31-sikle
3rOctchin
1960, all contracts, oral or written, by and between
you and the United States Government, as represented by the Contracting Officer,
are hereby terminated by mutual consent of the parties thereto, and in lieu thereof
the following agreement is substituted,
The United States Government, as represented by the Contracting Officer,
hereby contracts with you as an independent contractor for the submission of
certain information and related services of a confidential nature under the following:
terms and conditions]
1. Compensation, In full consideration for the submission of such information
and services, you will receive from the Government, payable in such an approved
manner as you may direct in writing, the following}
(a) Basic compensation in an amount calculated at the rate of $6000 per annum.
(b) Additional compensation in an amount calculated at the rate of $3000 per
annum for cost-of-living expenses (inbluding quarters), effective upon your
arrival at and applicable only to your contemplated permanent post of assignment
overseas. Quarters will not be furnished you nor will you accept quarters pro-
vided by a cover facility without prior amendment of this agreement.
2. Taxes. Monies paid you directly or guaranteed by the Government under
this paragraph consitute income for Federal tax purposes. You will be advised ne
to the method to be followed in reporting and paying such taxes. The method as well
as the procedures used by this organization to implement the tax reporting responsi -
Mities will be based primarily upon cover and security requirements. You herein
authorize this organization to withhold taxes on said Income if it determines such
requirements so necessitato.
3. Travel.
.
4. Operational Expenses. You will be advanced or reimbursed funds for neces -
sary operational expenses as specifically approved and financially limited by the
Government. Such funds will be subject to payment and accounting in substantial
conformance with applicable Government regulations.
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3. Repaiment, the recognised that your fafiure to mount for or refund acy
monies advanced you hereunder shall endte the Government to withhold the total
amount of such indebtedness or any portion the reef from any moles due
the terms of this contract is such manner as it deems appropriate.
you under
0. Negatiated Benefits. (a) (1) If, in the performance of activities under this
agreement, you incur an injury or illness which is not the result of your gross
negligence, willful misconduct, of intemperate act, the Government will provide
medical, surgical, hospital, transportation and disability benefits in such amounts
and under such conditions as the Government in its sole discretion deems properį“
provided, however, that such benefits shall not exceed a total of $5000 for the same
Jary or illness.
(2) If you die in the performance of activities here-
under and your death is not the result of your gross negligence, willful misconduct
or intemperate act, the Government will pay the sum of $5000 to your beneficiary(ies)
less any amount paid to you under sub-paragraph (1) above if such injury or illness
resulted in your death, provided that said beneficiary(ies) is acceptable to the Govers-
ment at the time such payment is to be made. An acceptable beneficiary hereunder
is an individual to whom payment by the U:S: Government can be made without
conflicting with its avowed principles and ideals.
2
(b) Outstanding performance by you under this agree-
ment and your fulfillment of obligations hereunder in an efficient manner will result
in the Government undertaking your resettlement in an area mutually agreeable to
both parties, to the extent deemed appropriate by the United States Government.
7. Execution of Documents. If, in the performance of services under this.
contract, you assume the custody of Government funds or take title of record to
property of any nature whatsoever and wherever situate, which property has in fact
been purchased with monies of the U.S. Government, you hereby recognise and
acknowledge the existence of a trust relationship, either express or constructive,
and you agree to execute whatever documents may be required by this organisation
to evidence this relationship,
8. Status. You are not an employee of the United States Government under this a
agreement and are not entitled to any benefite normally incident to an empisyce status,

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9. Fundif necessary to protect the security of the a
you hereunder may be funded in other than a direct manne
agreed that any monies so funded coal
of its obligations under this agreemen
agement, monrės duo
sunderstood and
wyment by the Government in vtisuction
10. Cover (a) It is anticipated that you will undertake a cover venture in the
course of your performance under this agreement. Such venture must be approved.
by the appropriate Government representative overseeing your activitios prior to its
initiation. Any and all documents which you may execute in the course of said cover
venture are subordinate to this agreement and any contradiction in terms which in
any way amplify, extend or restrict your rights and/or obligations hereunder
-resolved by this agreement which shall always be dominanai
chall
(b) To provide capital for your approved cover venture the Government
will loan you $4000 to be secured by a non-interest bearing promisory note, payable
on demand. Said loan will be deposited to an account in a foreign bank and a $3000
letter of credit will be issued you against that deposit. The additional $:000 will be
released from said account, after approval by the Government representativa over-
seoing your activities.
(c) You will submit to the Government quarterly income and expense
statements on the cover venture and copies of all tax returns filed in connection
Your cover accounts shall be kept separate and distinct from the bank
で
therewith.
account into which your personal compensation payments are made. I
(d) You herein agree that monies loaned you by the Government shall
be repaid from the profits of the cover venture, in amounts and at periodic intervals
to be established by the Government representative overseeing your activities. After
said lean has been completely repaid and all other obligations, such as local taxes,
etc., have been made, you may retain any further profit derived from said cover
venture. However, it is clearly understood and agreed that your primary obligation
under this agreement is the performance of Governmental activities.
11.'
Secrecy. All information related to this agreement conveyed through
instructions, this instrument, or otherwise, is secret and shall not be divulged to
any person, organisation or government in any form or manner, except as
authorised by the undersigned Contracting Officer executing this agreement. It is
agreed that any revelation whatsoever of the above information will constituls and
be an immediate and final breach of this agreement and will result in forfeiture by.
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you of any and al
which may
of this
agreement.
12. Instructions. During the term of thik agreement, and in your official
business capacity you herein agree to act in conformance with instructions, oral
of written given you by authorized representatives of this organizados.
13. Unauthorized Commitments. No promises or commitments pertaining to
rights, privileges or benefits other than those expressly stipulated in writing in thi
agreement or any amendment thereto shall be binding on this organization,
Term. This contract is effective as of November 1960, and shall continue
reafte for a period of two (2) years unless sooner terminated by the Government
alther]
(a) By.
actual notice to you from the Government,
(b) Without prior notice, in the event of a breach of this contract by your
violation of the security provisions hereof or by your otherwise rendering
yourself unavailable for acceptable service.
Subject to the availability of appropriations, this agreement may be extended upon
_notice from the Government. In the event of voluntary termination on your part or
termination for cause by the Government prior to the expiration of this agreement
or any renewal thereof, you will not be entitled to return travel expenses to the
United States. Termination of this agreement will not release you from the obligation
lof any security oath you may be required to take.
:
ACCEPTED
Ernest G. Mayerisk
WITNESS)
APPROVED:
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
BY
Contracting Officer
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SECNET
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MOM
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ACTION: 0/50 2 (MR. GRAHAM, FO, NOTIFIED 1812-12 DEC 60)
DEC 12 2246Z 60
NJO
•C/AF, S/C 2
OPIM DIR LEOP CITE BERN-6593
RYBAT WIRDGUS
OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE
IN 15973
par CSH 43-43
REF DIR 15116 (NOT SENT LEOP) (at 95707)
BERN 6537 (IN 49492)
INTEGRITY
1. BY CHANCE DURING VISIT GRAHAM WITH INTEGRITY 1 LATTER'S
OFFICE 1530 HOURS MONDAY 12 DEC INTEGRITY 1 RECEIVED PHONE CALL
FROM LEOPOLDVILLE FROM A FNU HOFHUIS.
2.
NOFHUIS TOLD INTEGRITY 1 HE HAD HIS POSSESSION CHECK SIGNED
SY GEORG F; REINER FOR SWISS FRANCS 12,000. ALSO HAS LETTER.
CREDIT, PAYABLE REINER AND SAID REINER GAVE TO HIM FOR SECURITY
UNTIL CHECK PAID. HOFHUIS ASKED INTEGRITY 1 IF HE WOULD PAY
CHECK. WHILE HOLDING HOFHUIS OTHER END PHONE INTEGRITY I ASKED
GRAHAM FOR INSTRUCTIONS.
=
HOFHUIS
3. UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES GRAHAM TOLD INTEGRITY 1 TO STALL
HOFHUIS BY TELLING HOFHUIS WOULD PHONE HIM AT LEUR 2839 ( WHICH
NUMBER SUPPLIED BY HOFHUIS) AND SAY IF WOULD PAY CHECK.
SAID WOULD WAIT EXACTLY 24 HOURS FOR INTEGRITY PHONE CALL.
HOFHUIS WOULD NOT TELL INTEGRITY WHY HE HAD REINER'S.
.$8.
REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
Copy No.
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SECRET
BERN 6595
IN
15973
CHECK AND LETTER CREDIT. HOTHUIS SAID REINER STAYING HOTEL
ASTRID
PAGE
5. REQUEST IMMED ADVICE ON WHETHER OR NOT INTEGRITY 1 SHOULD
TELL HOFHUIS HE WILL PAY CHECK BEARING MIND LETTER OF CREDIT IS
IRREVOCABLE AND INTEGRITY & OBLIGED PAY FACE AMOUNT EVEN IF
CHECK HONORED
OBVIOUSLY REINER NOT AWARE HE CANNOT WRITE CHECK AGAINST
LETTER OF CREDIT. SHOULD LEOP REACH REINER AND LEARN WHAT REINER
TRYING TO DO? WHY DOES NOT REINER NEGOTIATE LETTER CREDIT
LOCAL BANK? WE FEAR SERIOUS ECURITY IMPLICATIONS JEOPARDIZING OUR
SOURCE IF CHECKS WRITTEN REINER FLOAT AROUND LEOPOLDVILLE OR.
NEGOTIATED BY HOTHUIS BY MEANS ILLEGAL PRESENT CONGO GOVERNMENT
REGULATIONS.
END OF MESSAGE
CS COMMENT: "DISSEMINATION APPLICABLE TO RYBAT SGFLAG CABLES.
SECRET
REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
S-C-C-R-E-T
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BERN LEOPOLNILLE
FROM: DIRECTOR
Copy
CONFI
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INFO 1
C/AF, S/C 2
10
OPIM BERN LEOP
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3.
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DEFERRED 3 DEC 01 35z
ROUTINE
PRIORITY
OPERATIONAL
HAS
IMMEDIATE
CITE DIR
par CSH 43-43
OUT52272
OUT 53272
16116
16115
RE” BERN 6537 (IN 15973)
INTEGRITY 1 SHOULD ADVISE HOTHUIS CHECK IS GOOD. CASH CHECK AND RETURN
LETTER CREDIT TO REINER.
2. FOR LEOP. CONTACT REINER, PICK UP LETTER CREDIT AND POUCH BERN FOR
DISPOSITION.
END OF MESSAGE
CS "MENT: ISSEMINATION SAME AS REFERENCED CABLE.
REFERENCE. POSSIBLY BERN 6595 (IN 15973).
FR GRAHAM, FD
BY DIRECTION
MR HOUCK, AF
BELE
NO
office
por CS43-43
COORDINATING
OFFICERS
S-E-C-R-E-T
ANTRENTICATINO OFFICEE
Copy No.
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NOV 29 2233Z 60
ROUTINE
LECP INFO DIR CITE BERN, 6537
RYBAT VIROGUE
IN 49492
WIROGUE 1 ETA LEOP 2 DEC.
WILL CONTACT. HAS
LETTER OF CREDIT FOR 12,Ø2Ø SWISS FRANCS.
2.
ROISTADE ETA HQS 1 DÉC.
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DESPERTIZED
SECRET
REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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SECRET RYBAT
IB MEMO NO. 5238
29 November 1960
per CSH 43-43
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Africa West/2
ATTENTION
Mr. Daniel Niesciur
SUBJECT
Transmittal of Austrian Documentation for WIROGUE
This is to confirm the handcarrying of the
following Austrian Documentation
by Mr. Daniel Niesciur on 18 November 1960:
a. Austrian Passport No. 546226
Austrian Driver's License
C.
a.
e.
f.
8°
h.
International Certificate of Vaccination
Baptism Certificate
Business Letter from Arthur Doll and Son, Berlin
Pocket Litter - Brouchers, Austria, West Berlin
General Information on Documentation Cover Story
Itinerary as reflected in Passport
1. Explanation of Passport Entries
J.
Instruction for Signing Documentation
2. The documentation (above items, a,b,c,) is to be aged after WIROGUE has
signed them. It is our understanding that WIROGUE will use subject documentation
to travel from West Germany to Leopoldville, Congo, via 
Switzerland and Italy...
3. It is requested that the subject documentation be returned to TSD/IB
when no longer needed for operational purposes.
C. Tapikse
or CHARLES YECH, JR.
CHIEF, TSD/IB
Distribution:
riginal and 1 - Addressee
זיית
43-43
SECRET RYBAT
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UNITE. 6/AP/WEST
CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
SECRET
ROUTING
1
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2
5.
EXT
3939
DATE 23 NOVEMBER 1960
TO '
FRANKFURT, FROB
FROM DIRECTOR
CONF
C/AF 7
INFO
COP, C/EE 3, S/C 2
TO
FRAN FRON
DEFERRE NOW 60 00088
ROUTINE
INITIALS
PRIORITY
INITIAL
OPERATIONAL
IMMEDIATE
OUT95876
INFO
43-43
CITE DIR
13266
WIROGUE RYBAT
PLS ADVISE CHARLES ROISTADE THAT BERN DISCOVERS CANNOT ISSUE
LETTER OF CREDIT CONGO FRANCS. MIGHT CONSIDER GERMAN IM's BUT TAKE
UP WITH BERN STATION.
END OF MESSAGE.
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BE/OPS/W
BELEASING OFFICER
C/AF/
De/EE
COORDINATING-OFFICERS
SECRET
5 Fiets
BRONSON THEEDY, C/AP
AUTHENTICATINO: OFFICER
REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
Copy'No.
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P.O. Box 54
Cinal Strict Station
New York 13. N.Y.
SECRET
22 November 1960'
ATTEN.
FROM :
Chief, Africa Division
Daniel R. Miesciur AF/W/2 2110 I Building
Deputy Director of Security (Investigations and Support)
SUBJECT : LETTER ADDRESS
229496
1. Reference is made to your memorandum dated 9 November 1960
requesting the establishment of a post office box
in New York City
in the name of Clifford N. MIRKINSON
2. This will confirm advice furnished your office on 18 November 1960
that the requested address has been established as follows:
Clifford N. MIRKINSON
Post Office Box 54
Canal Street Station.
New York 13, New York
3. This address will be maintained for an indefinite period
and will be serviced twice weekly. Daniel R. Niesciur extension 8284
will be notified upon receipt of mail.
4. Non-registered, first class and air mail, bearing the above
address as a return address, may be mailed by you at any convenient
letter box in the area where this facility is established. Registered
mail and parcel post should be forwarded to this office for secure
mailing. Any mail having special security significance should be co-
ordinated with this office prior to mailing. Mail bearing the above
address as a return address should not be handled by the Central Mail
Room.
.5. It is requested that you advise this office when the above
address is no longer of use to you. Any inquiries concerning this
facility should be directed to the SB/3 Desk of this office, Room 1x07
I Building, Extension 3933.
FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURITY:
SECRET
Vista R. White
Victor R. White
1409
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RECEIPT FOR AUTHENTICATION MATERIALS
TO: TSD/IB
18 November 1960'
DATE
I HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF THE FOLLOWING AUTHENTICATION MATERIALS
TRANSMITTED WITH MEMO NO.
ACCORDANCE WITH.
DATED
AND PREPARED IN.
Affidavit of Identity in Lieu of Passport No. 05721 issued
to David BLEVARI
WIROGUE
OFFICER'S SIGNATURE
NOTE: Authentication Materials must be returned to TSD/IB as soon as the intended operational use
has been fulfilled; unused documents, whether filled in or blank, must be returned to TSD/IB
when no longer needed.
TSD/IB should be notified if any of the Authentication Materials are destroyed, lost, or for any
other reason can no longer be returned.
D-061
SECRET
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MENORAHDUM FOR: Chief, Finance Division
ATTERTION
SUBJECT
Monetary Branch
Opening Bank Account for Georg Franz REINER
It is hereby requested that an account be opened and a sum
Our thousand dollars be deposited in a bank in Switzerland under that
name of Georg Franz REIHER Subsequently a letter of credit in the
amount of 150,000 Belgian Congo Franca ($3,000.00) is to be provided
REDER, in Switzerland.
2. To facilitate the transaction and expedite this request, Mesors.
Daniel R. Niesciur and Georg Franz Reiner will be in Bern on 28 November.
Mr. Hiesciur r vill contact the station and will act as an intermediary
between the Bern Station and REINER who is a contract agent.
3. Your assistance in this matter will be greatly appreciated.
Bronson Tweedy
Chief, AF Division
BECRET
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6/AF/MEST
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DATE
23 NOVEMBER 1960
ΤΟ
FRANKFURT, FROB
FROM DIRECTOR:
CONFI
C/AE
INFO
COP, C/EE 3, S/C_2
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FRAN, FROB
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INITIALS
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IMMEDIATE
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PLS ADVISE CHARLES ROISTADE THAT BERN DISCOVERS CANNOT: ISSUR
LETTER OF CREDIT CONGO FRANCS. MICHT CONSIDER GERMAN DH's BUT TAKE
UP WITH BERN STATION.
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COORDINATING OFFICERS
BELEASING OFFICER NAME T SECRET
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AUTHENTICATING OFFICER
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DIRECTOR
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FRANKFURT
FROM
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1. SAFE HOUSE AVAILABLE.
per CSN 43-43
CALL MILITARY 8324 AND ASK FOR ED
OR DAVE. IDENTIFY SELF BY TRUE FIRST NAME.
ED FRANKFURT CIVILIAN 521613 OR DAVE 523456.
2.
IF AFTER 1730 CALL
DESIRE PRIOR KEET WITH ROISTADE FOR BRIEFING ON CASE
BEFORE ASSIGNING SAFE HOUSE.
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C/S COMMENT: ROISTADE WOULD REQUIRE SAFE HOUSE FOR FIVE DAYS TO QUARTER AND
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Chief of Station, Leopoldvilla
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ABSTRACT
WICK FILM
DIR 08782 (OUT 86554)
LEOP 0225 (IN 36750)
The plans and development of the WIROGUE project have reached a point
whereby summation of the progress made and the plans for the future is in
order
At this writing it is anticipated that WIROCUR/1 will be on the
Leopoldville somme on the first of December.
WIROGUE/1 had originally been recruited in Europe for a REDSOX operation.
Ho was flown to FBIRDE "black" and underwent an extensive training program.
This included survival, small arms and other similar type FM training. After a
year of such training the project failed to materialize, as a result subject was
preparing for resettlement in South America. The AF/Division took interest in
WIROGUB/1 and after an assessment decided that with his peculiar background,
talents and general makeup he could effectively be utilized along the lines
cited in reference A. On 21 October 1960 the case was transferred officially to
the Africa Division.
3. Since that date to the present, every effort has been made to psycho-
logically orient WIROGUE/1 for this assignment and to prepare him operationally
for its fulfillment. To insure the security of the operation, prevent any
identification with ODYOXE and/or KUBARK, and to preclude any unexpected
uncovery of WIROGUE/1's past which would associate him with his pro-KUBARK Life,
a number of basic stops were taken. These veres
a. WIROGUE/1 underwent plastic surgery, which changed the shape of
This nose.
This and the
b. A toupee had been made for his constant use.
plastic surgery have altered him sufficiently to obviate any
recognition.
Distribution:
2-Leopoldville
CROSS REFERENCE TO
DATE TYPED
201-2.33477
DATE DISPATCHED
14 Nov. 1960
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
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CONTINUATION OF
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ACLY-192
33-43
Documentation propered with secommenying cover story
to show that UE en Austrian and who has never had ODYCKK
conections, nor ever been in B. (Sue separate cover
attachment i).
4. It is planned at this time to take WIROGUE/1 "black" to Germany.
There he will be met by the undersigned, given his Austrian documentation,
contact instructions and letter of credit, stripped of any EINE clothing
or personal effects, and dispatched. He is to proceed to leo, oldville on
his own and then arrival make contact. The cover assignment for subject is
temporarily left
of opening he has been told to look into the prospects
work but the
or general repair shop. He has actually done thōto,raphie
on this ve o vill leave to your on-the-spot judgment.
letter of credit for tree thousand dollars is to be used to finaros this
venture. There will also be a reserve of one thousand dollars in a Swiss
account should expenses necessit to a greater outlay. This money vill omsti
tute en non-interest bearing, operational loon which must be repaid by "Ik Güg/]
from profits over a period of years. All other profits after the loan is paid
off will be VFXUE/1's.
5. A word about the manner of men with whom we are dealing. He is a
sall, energetic individual, who has displayed shrewdness, cumming, ingenuity
and inventiveness. He has a peculiar turn of mind which lends itself remarks-
bly to nefarious and extra-lagal motivitios. Excitement and intrigue are -
important factors in his life, hourelishes it and as a result may be a little
doliants to handle. BIROGUE/1 likes order and clear cut chaine of command.
He admires the Prussian approach and as a result will take arders even if he
may disagree. It is important to his to have the trust and confidence of his
case officer. If in his own wind he feels assural of this and is confident
of the professional FUTURE-type competence of the CO, he will reciprocate in
kind. He is indeed mare of the precepts of right and wrong, but if he is
given an assignment which may be morally wrong in the eyes of the world, but
necessary because his case officer orderal his to carry it out, then it is
right and he will dutifully undertake appropriate action for its execution
without pangs of conscience. In a word, he can rationalize all actions.
last thought which may be useful. Best results will probably be gotten if,
when given an assignment, he be permitted to accomplish it in his own way.
The latter is connected with his ides of trust and confidence.
Сте
PAUL B. LEIGHTON
Attachment A (under separate cover)
CHARLES R. ROISTADE
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SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT A TO ACIM-192
per CSH 43-43
1. An Austrian passport, birth certifiesto and drivers licenso have
been prepared for issuance containing following biographie da tas
Hanes
POB:
DOB:
Coorge Frans REIHER
Salsburg, Austr
25 July 1921
Fathers names. reng RAINER
Mothers namo: Marianna nee FIKLITZ
Occupations: Engineer
Marital status single
Heights 1 noter 70 centameters
Weight: 58 o's
Eyest Brown
Hair Brou
Distinguishing marks: tipe of forefinger and thumb
right hand missing. Identical fingers left hand scarred.
2. Docuumte will reflect travol only in Europe, with no indication of
FBFREE tamure.
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Jeswoldville
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Taniel Nesciur
ROOM NO
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BUILDING
DESK
WIROGUE
EXTENSION
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CRGANIZATIONAL
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C/AF/N
Lester C. Houck
C/AF/225
Charles Garity
CONCURRENCES OF DIVISION
TYPED NAME (And signature)
vettonale
Charles Hairsty
DATE
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Theodore M. Fransen T.M. Freman
30ch
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AF/COE/FI
Paul Springer
10/10/61
C/AF
Bronson Tweedy
K. Diets.
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13 Sept 61
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Teration
Project: WIROGUE
2. Objectives:
A.
.B.
To provide a long term, deep cover asset in the Republic of Congo nad
adjacent areus.
To establish a principal agent in the Rebic of Congo, in order to build
ncovert net in support of cremational 
activities.
To provide an asset for utility support for KUBASK
cover.
Reason for termination:
nel under official
Subject's poor performance and lack of operational security coupled with his
possible arrest by the Congolese 
authorities necessitated the removal from
the area of WINOGUE/1. Once this 
is decomplished there was little or no
possibility to continue the project
.
Effectiveness of project:
WIROGUE/1 did to establish high incition of potential value and
However the local situation
therein implement the objectives 
of the project.
curtailed his effectiveness and his lack of appreciation of the need for
operational security ended his 
usefulness.
Date of Termination:
7 September 1951.
Status of Commitments:
No commitments were made to WIROGUS/1 and quit claim vus procured.
Plens for disposition funds, etc:
WIROGUE/1 ms paid a fipt cự of $2000100 which constituted his termination
bonus, was given his documentation 
and transported to Germany where contact 
was
braken. had been given a 
letter drop with SR/DOB for future contect.
agreed that he would keep CIA apprised 
via the drap.
It was
8.
Ricks: *
The only outstanding risk which WIROGUE/1 present to CIA would be the
identification of current members of 
the Leopoldville Station to a hostile
service. The possibility of this 
pecuring is remate since there is still 
at
hope on W/1 part to work for 
CIA in the future, however, it does exist.
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are no other risks in our judgment.
Cost:
$2000.00
250.00
2900. .00
5150.00
NA
11.
NA
termination bonus
Transportation to Germany
rite-off unpaid balance of ops loan
Total
It is now learned subject has returned to Leopoldville. Although subject
stated the would not cause uny trouble, his presence in Leopoldville
my cause complications.
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SUBJECT
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Chief of Operations, DD/P
Project WIROGUE (Approval)
AF - Leopoldville
1. The attached project, originating in AF
Division, is presented for approval for the period
1 November 1960 through 31 October 1951. The purpose
of the project is to establish a long-term deep-cover
asset in the Republic of Congo in the form of a foreign
national contract agent who will open a small business
in Leopoldville.
2. Authority is requested to obligate $17,250
from the DD/P-AF Division budget: $13,250 in fiscal year
1961 and $4,000 in fiscal year 1962, subject to the avail-
ability of funds. The funds requested included $9,000
salary and allowances: $1,250 travel expenses: $5,000 op-
erational loan; and $2,000, operational expenses.
3. The attached project outline sets forth
the background and concept of the project and is accompa-
nied by a fiscal annex. The agent, WIROQUE/1, is a state-
less person who was recruited and trained for a REDSOX op-
eration involving a black mission to the USSR under Project
AESENTINEL. That project was postponed for a year and in
June 1960 was abandoned. In the interim MIROGUE/1 has been
working with TSD at a covert site in cataloging information
from East German documents and developing or improving
methods for picking locks. WIROGUE/1 was born in Georgia,
USSR, in 1913. He spent the period from 1922 until World
War II in Paris, France. He served in the French Foreign
Legion, volunteered in 1942 for work in Germany and spent
considerable time in German prisons and concentration camps
as a result of being arrested for forgery. He has a prison
record for burglary in France subsequent to World War II.
He has had schooling and experience in mechanical engineer-
ing, as a camera technician and in commercial photography.
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He also has invented various labor saving and photone-
chanical devices. ile has had practical 
experience in
the forgery and fabrication of documents
. WIROGUE/1
was brought to the U.S. black for training 
in 
connec-
It 
is contemplated
tion with the AESENTINEL operation.
to West Germany where he
that he will be flown black
will be surfaced as an Austrian citizen with a legend of
having worked in various concerns in West Germany 
subse
quent to World War II. He will proceed 
to Leopoldville
.
where, with a $4,000 operational loan, he 
will open a
small photo or repair shop which it is 
expected will 
give
him a degree of freedom of movement and 
provide for 
covert
contact It is estimated that 
there is a need for techni-
cians in the Republic of Congo at the present 
time. The
project has been coordinated with the 
Chief of Station,
Leopoldville.
4. Appropriate Special Staff components concur
Both CI and FI 
Staff express
in recommending renewal.
certain reservations in view of the background and adven-
turous nature of the agent, and emphasize 
the necessity.
of exercising firm operational and personal 
control over
him at all times.
5. I recommend approval of Project WIROGUE as
presented, and endorse the observations of 
the Staffs
noted in paragraph 4 above.
A. v. Calzon
S. M. HINES
Chief, DDP/PG
Approved:
COP-DD/P
Attachment:
Project Outline WIROGUE
Fiscal Annex
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Date
Staff Coordination:
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PROJECT ACTION LOVER SHEET
CRYPTONIN:
WIROGUR/1
OPERATING DIVISION: AF/W/1.
HEADQUARTERS CASE OFFICER:
Daniel Niesciur
Leopoldville
FIELD STATION:
Republic of Congo
ROOM NO 2110 I
STARGET AREA:
Republic of Congo
EXTENSION
8284
DATE 16 November
Authority is requested to obligate $17, 250.00 from the DDP/AF Divi-
sion Budget: $13,250.00 FY 61 and $4,000.00 FY 62. The funds to cover the
amount requested FY 61 will be absorbed within the Division current budget allo-
cation. Period of project is from 1 November 1960 to 31 October 1962.
1960.
2. An OA, C-73532 was granted on 11 March 1959, and amended 3 October
3. Form 680 is attached.
COORDINATION:
16 nov it
in
conting sheet)
Chief, AF/West
Tity Frames
Chief, AF Support
Asha Andistes
Chief, AF/FI
Blenn Fields
Chief, AF Division
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PROJECT OUTLINE
CRYPTONYM
WIROGUE/1
1. Area of Operations and Purpose
2.
Republic of Congo (former Belgium Congo) - engage in operational support
activity.
Objectives
A. To provide a long term, deep cover asset in the Republic of Congo and
adjacent areas.
To establish a principle agent in the Republic of Congo, in order to
build a covert net in support of operational activities.
C. To provide an asset for utility support for KUBARK personnel under
official cover.
These objectives are in line with the RMD.
Personnel
.A. Pertinent Biographical Information:
201-0233477
Pseudonym
Place of birth
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Gori, Georgia, USSR
Date of birth 12 July 1918
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Sex
-
Male
Race Caucasian
Religion - none
Marital status
-
Divorced (wife and 2 children
-
one son and one daughter)
Citizenship - Stateless
Education:
1922-24 Paris, Notre Dame, uncomp., change of family address
Paris, Lycee Montagne, uncomp., change of family address
Paris, Ecole Commile, uncomp., change of family address
Viroflex, Lycee Hoche, uncomp., expelled for pranks
Paris, Ecole Commule, uncomp., change of address
Paris-Vanves, Ecole Michelet, 6 mo comp, expelled for
1925
1925
1926
1926
1931
insubordination
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1933-35. Thales. Mert et Metier, Technical Engineering School,
attended one and one half years and expelled
1936-37 Paris, Ecole Breguet, Electro-Engineering, attended one
year earned first half of Baccaularaute in electro
technology then expelled.
1938-39 Paris, School of Photography and Movies, trained as cine
camera operator technician, left after one and three
fourths of a two year course due to outbreak of WW II
in November 1939
Military History:
Dec 1938
Jan 1940
Feb. 1940
Paris, volunteered for French Foreign Legion
Tunis, North Africa, 1st Cav. Reg. 1st Squadron, 4th
Platoon
Sent to N.C.O. training course in Legion, pulled out to
be reassigned to all-Georgian unit
Mar-Aug 1940 Barcares, assigned in Georgian unit
Aug 1940 - Paris, discharged at end of Franco/German hostilities
Employment History:
1942
-
Paris, volunteered for work in Germany
Poelitz, worked for HIDRYER WERKE for one year as installation
electrician
Paris, self-employed at photo shop.
Portrait photography
Berlin, photographer of metals for a factory which produces
electrodes for welding instruments
Berlin, assembly line worker in Berlin factory producing steel
ammunition belts. Received commendation from factory
director for labor saving device he manufacture of de-
vice for automatic adjustment of cartridge cases
Muegelheim, driver mechanics course for the NSKK (Nazi Party
Motorized Corp.) Drove trucks during construction of
Atlantic wall by Germans.
1943 - Berlin, employed with SCHUPOLIZEI as translator French-German.
language
1946-47 - Paris, employed by Architects Carre Associated as electrical
installation planner and constructor of proto-type
.1951-52
model builder
Paris (in prison), devised and sold on the French market a
pocket automatic transit indicator. Received cash
settlement for this while in prison
1953 Rion (in prison), devised and gave to prison administrator,
invention for making cardboard boxes. Device was built
and used by prison administrator.
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::
Dec 1955 to Apr 1956 Gap, employed by M.D. as X-ray machine main-
tenance technician and operator
1956-57 Gap, invented, patented and sold a calendar device to the
French commercial market
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Ambert, invented and patented a commercial advertising device,
Models built and sold to
photo-mechanical in nature:
French advertising concern's
1959-60 U.S., devised and passed drawings for two pieces of equip-
ment for use in Project AESENTINEL
July 1960 U.S., presently working on a low-cost telephone answering
device
Occupational Specialities:
:
Mechanical electrical engineering
Cine or portrait photography
Research and innovation of labor/cost saving devices
Languages and Dialects:
French-native
German
-
very good
Georgian fluent spoken; reading and writing good
English speaking and writing fair; reading fluent
Spanish - speaking and writing poor; reading good
Russian-poor
Special Skills:
Experience in document forgery
1942-Achen-Berlin, altered own documents
Altered old
Made
1942-Berlin-Paris, filled in German travel blank forms.
German authorization stamp for travel forms.
other authentications stamps for other people interested
in travel across German held territory
1943-44-Berlin, fabricated stamps and cachets for travel documents.
Used photo techniques for changing and/or aging pictures.
in documents. Also reassembled old false passports to
form new ones, as well as counterfeited German finan-
cial vouchers.
B. Operational Information:
1.
Circumstances of Recruitment
-
AP-
The agent was first contacted in October 1958 as a result of a lead
from AEPADDLE. Ee was recruited in April 1959 by the Frankfurt Station,
for a REDSCX operation. There had been some difficulty in the initial
recruitment, since it could not be resolved as to whether or not he
could work amicably with another agent in the proposed operation.
ter psychological assessments and LCFLUTTER examination, it was decided
to recruit subject. He was assigned the crypto AEASPIC. In April 1959
subject was brought to the DCB, via a HBRAINBOW Tlight. Subject was
trained in the ASENTINAL project for a black mission into the USSR as a
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member of a REDSOX team. This project was postponed for a year.
the interim he was assigned to TSD, where he was employed at a covert
site, involving the cataloguing of specific information from East
German Documents, and developing and/or improving tools and methods for
picking locks. On 17 June 190, it was decided that Project AESENTINEL
would not be carried out. On receipt of this information SR/DOB en-
deavored to place subject elsewhere, where his training would be bene-
ficial. The African Division expressed interest and had agreed to uti-
lize him as a result of assessments. During the period from the 21st
of October until dispatch, subject will be carried on OCA funds.
Security Flaps
For
A. During the latter part of WW II subject was arrested by the Ger-
man police for forgery. He was not unduly held by the criminal investi-
gation branch of the police but passed on to the Gestapo. Subject was
brought to Berlin where he was interrogated for several months at
Gestapo Headquarters. Later he was tried and sentenced to death.
some unknown reason he was moved from jail to jail, concentration camp to
concentration camp. While in prison he resorted to a "ruse de guerre"
and told the Germans his father had invented a motor that could run
without gasoline. He offered to draw the designs of the motor and was
able to stall long enough to be liberated by components of the advan-
cing U.S. Army.
B. In 1946-47 subject and an accomplice committed two robberies of
Jewelry stores.
.C. In 1949 subject robbed a bank of 1,000,000 Fr. fr. His accomplice
was apprehended and shortly thereafter confessed, implicating subject.
Subject was apprehended while attempting to cross the Franco-Spanish
border. He was sentenced to ten years in prison of which he served
only five, receiving parole for good behavior. Upon release in 1955, he
was exiled on parole to Cap, France where he worked as an architect.
D. To our knowledge thereis no indication that subject is known to
be associated with KUBARK.
3. Agent's knowledge of sensitive matters - has met the following KUBARKERS:
Anthony H. FRIGANZA (P).
Patrick B. NEWENS (P)
Peter K. WINSHIP (P)
Dexter E. ROSTEDT (P)
Fred KIRKPATRICK (T)
George F. MUNS (T)
Michael RAE (T)
Charles R. ROISTADE (P) Mr. Dan
Paul E. LEIGHTON (P) Dr. Johns
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Subject does not know that he is working for KUBARK. He knows that
he 
is 
connected with some intelligence organization, e.g., ODIERX. Ве
does not know anything about KUBARK organization nor its modus oper-
andi.
4. Security of meeting sites, communications, etc:
These will have to be worked out in the field by subject's case of-
ficer. In general it is proposed to have him be surfaced in Germany.
as an Austrian and from there, making his own way to Leopoldville.
There he is to establish a small repair or photo shop. This would pro-
vide a natural reason for his CO or anyone to visit him under the guise
of 
overt business. Longer meetings would be held clandestinely as
determined by his CO. All communication channels will have to be worked
out in the field. However until contact is established, a secure emer-
gency channel with Headquarters is being established. This channel is
to be used only in the event subject finds himself stranded or for
dire emergency.
5. Security:
The agent is very security conscious and will follow any direction
in the interest of secuirty-
6. Control:
On this point here are several aspects for consideration. He is
under contract to us and although he is not too interested in money, he
does enjoy 
its benefits and realizes that it will continue so long as
he does a good job. The more important built in control is the fact
that 
he will be under false documents, and being stateless, he is com-
pletely dependent on KUBARK to perpetuate his quasi legal existence and
to eventually legalize, his status. Added to this is the control which
stems 
from the prospect of resettlement in another country. This would
give him 
status as a citizen. Realizing these points, subject is more
than willing to play ball with us.
7. Prior contacts with any security service:
As stated in 3B (2) above, the only brush subject has had in the
past was with Gestapo and French police. These were prior to his re-
cruitment by KUBARK and were not as a result of I.S. activity.
8. Training of agent:
He had received training in covert black border operations.
dition, he is being trained in small arms and demolition.
In ad-
9. Cover effectiveness and the operation of the cover facility:
Subject will open a small photo or repair shop, which will give him
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a degree of latitude in movement and a cover for covert contact.
Subject has undergone plastic surgery in order to change his appearance,
also a toupe was made to further assist in the changing of his outward
appearance. This action was designed to preclude any possibility of.
recognition by former French associates, particularly since he is to
pass, as un-Austrian. The cover facility, as stated, will offer access
to all classes of people, it will provide a natural means for contact,
and will permit subject to make trips under the guise of business tra-
´vel.
to set himself up in business. The
WIROGUE/1 will be requires will help facilitate his opening an
dearth 
of qualified technicians
establishment
. WIROGUE/1 will 
need capital to set himself up, buy
needed supplies and have working funds. For the purpose of providing
him with funds to establish and open this cover business, we will ad-
vance him $4000.00 as an operational loan, to be secured with a non-
interest bearing promisary note. An additional $1000.00 will be held
in reserve, should he need more money. Ostensibly it will represent
his own savings, and will be deposited in a Swiss bank. Provision will
be made to pay this money back from his profits. After the loan is
paid off, WIROGUE is to keep the profits he may make.
He will initially transfer $1000.00 to a bank in Leopoldville. We
are certain that he will not abscond with the funds, since his docu-
mentation will be false and his pay and allowances total $8500 per
annun, he would therefore stand to lose a great deal more than he would
gain.
Being a contract agent, there is ample control if he shows signs of
spending too much time in the pursuit of profits from his cover business.
His salary and allowances will be paid in part to a personal account
in Switzerland (separate from his business account). This money will
ostensibly also represent his savings. The remainder will be paid
directly at the station.
C. Security Estimate:
WIROGUE had been recruited in France and exfiltrated black from West
Germany to SR/DOB. He has had no known I.S. connections in the past.
He
will be surfaced in West Germany and will proceed to Leopoldville. He
will be documented as an Austrian.
Background
The need for various technicians to stabilize the chaotic conditions in
Leopoldville coupled with an urgent need for controlled assets in that city gave
rise to this project. WIROGUE's particular talents, experience, ability and
training open up a wide variety of possibilities.
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5. Evaluation
There will be a need for WTROGUE to establish and live his cover. This is
anticipated to take several months. Hence he will become operational in early
1961. However, it is reasonable to expect that the station will undoubtedly
place him in covert role much sooner. Nonetheless, we do not anticipate any FI
take prior to mid 1961.
Coordination
Coordination at Headquarters is being effected with FI Staff, Finance Divi-
sion and SSA/DDS.
7. References
A. DIR 08782 (OUT 86554) BYBAT
B.
DIR 08783 (OUT 86555) RYBAT
C. DIR 08443 (OUT 85967)
8. Timetable:
His covert training will be completed by 15 November 1960. He will be
briefed on his cover story, documents, contact instructions, etc., 15-18 Novem-
ber 1960. On/about 18-20 November he will be flown black to West Germany.
There he will spend 5 to 7 days to familiarize himself with Germany, receive
his final briefing and obtain a visa, then depart for Leopoldville arriving o/a
1 December in Leopoldville. Once there he will require 1-2 months to look over
the business possibilities and establish himself.
9. Approval Period and Cost
A. Approval is requested for one years starting 1 November 1960.
B.
Following is breakdown of the costs:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Salary at $500.00 per month
Per diem during travel
Travel to Leopoldville
Operational loan
Operational expenses
Allowances (flat sum)
Total
$6000.00
250.00
1000.00
5000.00
2000.00
3000.00
$17250.00
10. Emergency Situation
In all present and anticipated conditions with the exception of a hot war, the
agent will have clandestine means of communication with his CO in the ODACID in-
stallation and with Headquarters. For contingencies an emergency SW system has
been given to agent for direct communication with Headquarters.
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FISCAL ANNEX
Project WIROGUE-LUAN
Purpose: The objective of this project is to provide a long term, deep cover
asset, a contract agent, WIROGUE/1, in the Republic of Congo and adjacent areas in
order to build a covert net in support of operational activities and to provide
an asset for utility support for KUBARK personnel under official cover. For cover
purposes, WIROGUE/1 will establish his own business, a small photo or repair shop,
which will give him a degree of latitude in movement and a cover for covert contact.
assist WIROGUR/1 in establishing his business KUBARK will loan
him up to $5,000 on hi
his 
personal notes, non-interest bearing and due on demand.
The initial loan will be in the amount of $4,000. An additional $1,000 loan will
be made when, in the opinion of the Chief, Africa Division, it is required and
necessary for the business to continue and operate.
Funding: Up to $5,000 in U.S. currency or the equivalent in foreign curren-
cies may be advanced to WIROGUE/1 as loans. The loaned funds will be passed to
WIROGUE/1 in a manner agreeable to Chief, Africa Division and Chief, Finance Divi-
sion. All funds loaned to WIROGUE/1 will be secured by U.S. dollar, non-interest
bearing notes payable to bearer on demand. Such notes will be prepared by or ap-
proved by the Office of General Counsel. It is anticipated that an initial $4000
will be deposited in a Swiss bank, ostensibly representing his own savings, by
KUBARK, Monetary Branch.
Accounting and Write-off: WIROGUE/1 will be required to sign receipts for
all funds loaned to him. Finance Division is authorized to accept these receipts
as a charge to expense and to set up the loans payable in a memorandum account
without a due date. The notes signed by WIROGUE/1 shall be transmitted to Finance
Division for safekeeping. Repayment of the loan shall be made from business pro-
fits. WIROGUE/1 will be required to submit quarterly income and expense statements
on his cover business and also copies of all tax returns filed in connection with
his cover business. A copy of all income and expense statements and tax returns
will be forwarded to Finance Division. It shall be the responsibility of the Chief,
Africa Division to determine when profits warrant payments on the leans and to ef-
fect such repayments.
For purposes of control and collection, WIROGUE/1 will be required
to sign blank checks on his Swiss and African business bank accounts.
Concur:
lex Fil
Chief, Africa Division
11/16/60
Chief, Finance Division
Approved:
17 NOV 1960
SSA/DDS
"Frank P. Bisley 3
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Security Support Division
: Mr. John Lavery
SUBJECT
: Obtaining Post Office Box
KON IES
It is hereby requested that a Post Office Box be opened in the Hew York
City area under the name of Clifford H.. The misder and location of
the box will be required prior to 18 November 1950. Servicing of the letter box
will be required twice 
a week since its only function will be to serve as an
emergency communication channel.
2. Any action pertaining to the letter box, and any letters received, should
be refered 
to 
Mr. Daniel R. Hiesciur, AP/W/2, 18284.
Glenn D. Fields
Acting Chief, Africa Division
281-233477
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IN 36750
1. WIROGUE ONE APPEARS BE JUST WHAT DOCTOR ORDERED. UNLESS
HE CAN GET VISA RAPIDLY EUROPE, SUGGEST HE COME CONGO WITHOUT VÍSA.
CAN GET FORTY-EIGHT HOUR VISA LEOP ON ARRIVAL PENDING RECEIPT
LONGER VISA. BELIEVE LETTER OF CREDIT FROM EUROPEAN BANK IN
AMOUNT ONE HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND BCF WOULD PROVIDE PROOF HE WOULD.
NOT BECOME CHARGE OF STATE. ALSO SHOULD HAVE ROUND TRIP TICKET.
2. CONTACT INSTRUCTIONS AS FOLLOWS: HE TO CALL GUTHMAN AT
HOME (3315) OR TPELIDE ASAP AFTER ARRIVAL INTRODUCING SELF AS
GUSTAVE. GUTHMAN WILL SUGGEST MEETING FOR DRINK. ACTUAL TIME
OF MEETING TO BE TWO HOURS PRIOR TO TIME SET ON PHONE. MEETING
PLACE WILL BE IN FRONT MAIN POST OFFICE. WIROGUE ONE SHOULD HAVE
BOOK IN LEFT HAND AND UNLIGHTED CIGAR IN MOUTH. GUTHMAN WILL
"
.
ASK IN FRENCH IF TELEPHONE OFFICE OPEN, ADDING HE HOPES PLACE
CALL TO CHICAGO. WIROGUE ONE REPLY TO BE HE NOT CERTAIN RE PHONES
AS HE THERE TO CABLE VIEN ANNOUNCING HIS ARRIVAL CONGO.
3. COVERS SUGGESTED REF APPEAR OKAY.
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ASSIGNMENT LEOP IN LATE NOV. BEING DOCUMENTED AS AUSTRIAN TO DEPART PBPRIME
BLACK FOR SURFACING IN 
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PART 1 COMPENSATION AND WITHHOLDING DATA
SOURCES OF COMPENSATION PAYMENTS (Chech as appropriate)
HEADQUARTERS
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TOTAL AMOUNT (Per annus)
AMOUNT SUBJECT TO TAX
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COVER FACILITY
EXPLAIN ANY DIFFERENCES UNDER *SE- PAYMENTS TO BEGIN (Date)
MARKS BETWEEN THE AMOUNT AND TOTAL
BY GIVING TYPE OF PAY REPRESENTED
(Allowances: etc.).
PAY PERIODS USED BY COVER FACILITY
C: WEEKLY
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AMOUNT WITHHELD PER PAY PERIOD
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COVER FACILITY WILL REPORT COMPENSATION AS FOLLOWS (S.. item 16 below)
FORM 1099
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THE AGENCY WILL REPORT COMPENSATION AS FOLLOWS (See item 16 belo®)
COVERT (If covert only, owit rest of this item.)
NAME AND ADDRESS OF OSTENSIBLE EMPLOYER
10.
MAS BEEN FILED
DECLARATION OF ESTIMATED INCOME TAX (Check one)
HAS NOT BEEN FILED
☑ NOT APPLICABLE
PART 11 DEPENDENCY DATA
11. NO. OF DEPENDENTS. INCLUDING SELF. CLAIMED WITH COVER 12. NO. OF DEPENDENTS. INCLUDING SELF. CLAIMED ON
FACILITY.
FORM 313 OR 4 (or equivalent) ATTACHE0
13.
X.
SINGLE
DATE OF MARRIAGE
CITIZENSHIP OF SPOUSE.
MARITAL STATUS (Complete as appropriate)
MARRIED
DATE OF DEATH
■IDOWED
DATE OF DECREE
DIVORCED
LEGALLY SEPARATED
ANNULLED
RESIDENCE OF SPOUSE (Country)
بدنار
14. DEPENDENTS ELIGIBLE TO BE CLAIMED FOR PURPOSES OF FILING TAX RETURNS WHO MAY OR MAY NOT BE INCLUDED
IN NUMBER OF DEPENDENTS DECLARED ABOVE (Omit self and spouse)
> RELATIONSHIP (No names)
YEAR OF BIRTH
CITIZENSHIP
COUNTRY OF ESIDENCE
15.
REMARKS
FOR
COVERED
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BY PROJECT
WHBUQUE
16.
APPROVAL OF CENTRAL COVER DIVISION
The employer's names and methods for
reporting compensation shown in Items 8,
and/or 9, above are approved.
17.
FORM PREPARED BY.
INDIVIDUAL
OFFICIAL
DATE
PART CERTIFIED CORRECT
SIGNATURE OF OFFICIAL
DATE
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this months, salary
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1. WIROGUE(IDEN) CONTRACT AGENT BEING GROOMED FOR DEEP COVER ASSIGNMENT
LEOP IN LATE NOV. ENVISION USE AS UTILITY AGENT SUCH AS, (1) ORGANIZING AND CON-
ου
SECTING SURVEILLANCE TRAM (2) INTERCEPTION OF POUCHES (3) BLOWING UP BRIDGES AND/OR
(4) EXECUTING OTHER ASSIGNMENTS REQUIRING POSITIVE ACTION.
BB RESTRICTED TO LEOP INDEED MAY BE SUBJECT CALL OTHER AFRICAN STATIONS ALTHOUGH
EXPECT HIM TO BE RESIDENT LEOP.
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HIS UTILIZATION NOT TO
HE IS INVENTOR, PHOTOGRAPHER, ARCHITECT, FORGER AND FORMER BARK ROBBER
WHO HAS SERVED TERM IN PRISON. VERY INGENIOUS OBSERVANT, SHREWD GLIB AND RE-
THE LATTER PLAYS IMPORTANT PART IN HIS CHARACTER.
LISHES INTRIGUE AND DARING DO.
·HE LEARNS QUICKLY AND CARRIES OUT ANY ASSIGNMENT WITHOUT REGARD FOR DANGER. FOR
CERTAIN TASKS THIS MAN UNUSUALLY QUALIFIED AND SEEMS TO BE DISCREET.
OVER TWO YEARS IS THAT HE IS RELIABLE AND "HONEST".
ASSESSMENT
DELICATE TO HANDLE FOR MUST
HAVE TRUST ÎN HANDLER AND HIS PROFESSIONAL CE COMPETENCE AND WILL RECIPROCATE
at least
IN KIND. VIEW THIS AND OTHER CONSIDERATIONS WISH ONLY GUTHMAN HANDLE CERTAINLY
IH INITIAL STAGES.
3. BEING DOCUMENTED AS AUSTRIAN TO DEPART PRPRIME BLACK FOR SURFACING IN
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4. HE IS FORTY OHE. SPEAKS FLUGHT FERICH AND GERMAN. FAIR ENGLISH. TRAINED
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5. REQUEST YOUR VIEWS, AND CONTACT DESTRUCTIONS.
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CAN YOU PROVIDE FOLLOWING: SEVERAL BLANK AUSTRIAN BIREI OR BAPTISM
CERTIFICATES AND FILL IN EXEMPLARS? VIENNA PREFERRED. SEVERAL DM 1 FISCAL
STAMPS "POLIZEIPRASIDIUM BERLIN" FOR PERLEI ISSUED "AUSENTIALTSERLAUBNIS"?
2. HEED AT KURIOT 14 NOVEMTER LATEST.
--End of Message-
C. V. S. ROOSEVELT
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LEASING OFFICER
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C/EE by phone w/Mr. Thomas Lucid
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INSTRUCTIONS: Routing designations wither, individuals or units, are to be pered in the
to be numbered to 
correspond to the number
Compunt, are
in the "TO" column. Each consent is to be underlined with a line drawn
across the COMMENTS" column. Each recipient of the attached document is to place his initials in the proper bac
following the corresponding numbered routing
. The date the document is formarded to
in the proper columan. The last routing on this sheet shall be the unit in which the basic document is to be filed...
the rest touting to be placed
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THIS DOCUMENT ROUTING AND ACTION RECORD IS TO REMAIN ATTACHED. TO THE BASIC RECORD
DOCUMENT AS A PERMANENT RECORD.
FROM
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DCC.MENT DATE
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Chief, AF Div
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Africa Division
SR/DOB/60-2079
26 October 1960
ATTENTION.
SUBJECT
Dan Nosciur
CIA personalities known by alias to REDSOX agent,
David Durvard (a).
1. The following personalities, listed in true name and alias, are
known by AESENTINEL PEDSOX agent David Durward in the alias listed.
2. Subject is unaware of the CIA affiliation of these personalities.
The period of time over which Subject was connected with these individuals
was from May 1959 through October 1960.
3. True Name
Alias
Pat Cook
Fred Komer
Clint
Little Bill
Marty Adams
Division/Staff
Perry Crookham
SR
Fred Kirkpatrick
SR
Edward L. Ross, Jr.
SR
William R. Romer
SR
Myron Toloczko
SP.
B. J. Johnson
SR
B.J.
Pay Hanchulak
SR
Ray
Col. Edw. Podworny
SR
Col. Ed.
Gordon Mothes
SR
Tom
·Mortimer Love
SR
George Fill
SR
Mike or Max
Mister George
Joe Chacho
SR
I. H. McCormick.
SR
C. McCrory
SR
Joseph Betza
SR
Joe
Hal
Mack
Joe Bowman
Roy Petersen.
Geoffrey Cratch
Janie Cratch.
Henry Wynne
Kathleen Wynne
Logan Phillips
Allie Logan
SR (content) Big Roy
SR (contract)
SR (contract)
SR (contract)
SR (contract)
SR (contract)
SR (contract)
Geof
Janie
Henry
Kathleen
Logan
Allie
O. H. Todd
0. Security
Casmiro Barquin
DPD
Hank
Chick
Major Aderholdt
DPD
Per Stoen
OTR
Heinie
Thor
Paul Belkin
OS/IPD
Paul
Joseph Bukowsky
Dale Haynes
Alvin Naumann
Morgan Schrader
Dr. J. Houck.
Glenn Fields
Med. Staff
Joe
O. Commo
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TSD
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AF Div.
AF Div
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Dr. John
Mr. Glenn
201-233477
1400000
For any further information please contact Perry Crookham
on Extension 8331.
Michael
MICHAEL RAE
Chief, SR/DOB
14:50000
DURCARD, DAVID
IMMUNIZATION SCHEDULE
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14-02000
SECRET
No. C-73532
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, AF/W/1 - Edward 0. Kelles
Operational Approval is hereby granted in the case of AFASPIC
the purpose specified in your request
dated.
3 Oct 1960
In view of Subject's complicated personal background, he should be con-
trolled and supervised as closely as possible under the circumstances
in order to avoid embarrassment to the Agency.
This Approval is based upon evaluation of information available to this
Office, and is granted under authority contained in CSI and CSI-F 10-5.
Date:
8 Nov 1960
Distribution:
Orig. to Addressee
1 to Files
CI/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISION
dea
SECRET
FORM
7-5 124 SE
PREVIOUS EDITIONS.
201-2334771
14-00000
SECRET
SR/DCB/60-2015
19 October 1960
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chiof, WH/2B
ATTENTION:
SUBJECT:
REFERENCE:
Mrs. Murray
Transfer of Agent Accommodation Mailing Address
responsibi ity from 5R/DOB to Africa Division
A. DIR 45223 (OUT 98152)
B. SAOP 1036 (IN 327,6).
C. SAOP 72 (IN 3009)
1. Subject to your concurrence, responsibility for the accommo-
dation mailing address for SR/DOB agent AEASPIC (David de Panaskhet),
which was arranged for by your office, will be transferred to the Africa
Division which is now utilizing this agent.
follows:
2. The agent accommodation mai:ing address in Brazil is as
Eduardo Catio
Caha Postal 11744 (Lapa)
Sao Paulo, Brazil
3. The Africa Division case officer responsible for this agent is
Dan Nesciur, 2110 1 Buliding, extension 8284.
4. This office extends its appreciation for the expeditions manner
in which you have arranged for and maintained this accommodation address.
5. For any further information regarding this please contact
Dan Nesciur, extension 8284 or Perry Crookham, extension 8331.
MICHAEL RAE
Chief, SR/DOB
201-233477

$4-00000
SECRET
KTROGU
File
19 00:59
MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for
NTION
SUBJECT
Alien Affairs Staff
VIROGUE (formerly ABASPIC) CI/DA Bo. #735
It has been called to our attention that the parole for subject
on 
20 October 1960
African Division 
has taken over the case and
plans to have subject out of the country by 20 November 1960. Bance a
extension of the parole is requested.
2.
VIROGUE is presently quartered at:
Dominion Towers
1201 South Court House. Road
Arlington, Virginia
Apartment 109
3. For any further information, please contact Daniel R. Hiesciur, x8284.
AF/W/1:DRN: say:17 Oct 1960
Distribution:
Orig. & 1
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1
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Addressee
AF/RI
11 AF/W/1
Bronson Tweedy
Chief, Africa Division
201-233477
SECRET
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STANDARD FORM NO. 4
Office Memorandum
.TO
SOO (Mr. Leutscher)
SECRET
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
DATE: 19 Oct 60.
FROM
Operations Division, Medical Staff
SUBJECT: ASPIC (c)
Subject has been evaluated by the Medical Staff and found physically
qualified for the proposed assignment.
Distributions
Original
-
Addresses
SR/DOB (Kirkpatrick)
1 - OD/255
lif
Donald W. Farley
Administrative Officer
SECRET
SENDER WILL CHECK CLASSIF
UNCLASSIFIED
TION TOP AND BOTTOM
CONFIDENTIAL
SECRET
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP
NAME AND ADDRESS
INITIALS
Peter H
AF Dinis/West
6
ACTION
APPROVAL
COMMENT
CONCURRENCE
Remarks:
DATE
SEP
25 1960
201-233477
TRANSMITTAL SLIP
TO:
Nescaur
DAT
19 net 60
"I B169.
+
SR/DOB (Kirkpatrick)
POOM 10
1062
REMARKS
BUILDING
DIRECT REPLY
DISPATCH
FILE
INFORMATION
PREPARE REPLY
RECOMMENDATION
RETURN
SIGNATURE
Jan.
WIROGUE
You'll want this for
Daves 201 file.
FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER
FROM: NAME. ADDRESS AND PHONE NO.
7. Kerkpatrick-SR/DOB
UNCLASSIFIED
FORM NO.237
1 APR 55
DATE
CONFIDENTIAL
SECRET
Replaces Forto 30-4
hich may be used.
(40)
41 GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1955-0-342531
FROM:
ROOM NO..
AC/OT/MS
BUILDING
FORM NO
FEB 55 241
REPLACES FORM I
WHICH MAY BE USED.
2714 I
EXTENSION
3347
GIO:1957-434445
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SR/DB/60-2055
29 September 1960
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Allen Affairs Staff, OS
ATTENTION:
SUBJECT:
Mr. Pennington
Transfer and Quartering arrangements for AEASPIC
1. This is to confirm a discussion between Mr. Fred Kirkpatrick,
SR/DOB and your office regarding transfer and quartering arrangements
for AEASPIC, David Durvard (a), and the interest expressed by
Dr. Lester Houck of Africa Division re acquiring AEASPIC as a long
term asset for that division.
2. In compliance with a request made of this office by Africa
Division, it is understood your office has agreed to the temporary
quartering of AEASPIC in a furnished safe apartment located at
apartment 307, 5741 Colorado Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C.
This office, with your concurrence, has agreed to lend the use of
this apartment for a period of about two weeks, effective 28 September
1960. At present AEASPIC is visited once a week and/or as the need
arises. AEASPIC has his own salary for food and public transportation.
The same cover arrangements exists under this arrangement as
existed when Subject-lived at 925 25th Street, N. W., in his own apartment.
The cover arrangement is that David Durvard (a) is a technical associate
of Fred K. Komer (a) (i.e. an SR/00B case officer) self-employed,
manufacturers commissioned representative.
MICHAEL RAE
Chief, SR/DOB
251-233477
14-00000
SECRET
23 September 1960
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Physical exam/Immunization for David Durvard (a)
At 1000 hours 28 September David Durvard (a) in the company
of an SR
/DOB case 
officer attended a full physical exam at the offices
of a cleared, 
witting doctor, Dr. Robert G. Bullock, 2221 North
Buchanan Street, Arlington, Virginia. Dr. Bullock indicated to this
case 
officer his preliminary opinion that Subject was in perfect health.
Medical records 
to this effect will be forthcoming. Mr. Durvard (a).
also received the 
first in a series of immunization shots preparatory
to a projected 
assignment in the West African theater. Mr. Durvard,
with his case officer 
will return to Dr. Bullock's office on 4 October
at 
10:00a.m. for a second series of immunization shots. Medica!
records 
other than those reflected in Mr. Durvard's (a) 201 file will
be kept in 
the Medical File Room (Central Building) under his crypto.
A copy will also be 
kept in AO/OD/MS under pseudo.
FRED KIRKPATRICK
201-235477
14-0003
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FRIOR TO FILING
1: Fill In Sect. 2. on back. Detach back
flap and forward to RID.
2. Destroy front cover sheet unless it
records significant action taken or
comments requiring preservation.
FROM:
RID/A
TO: ACTION BRANCH
If file no. and title shown are not
proper. insert proper file no. below
and forward document to RID/AN.
PROFLR FILL NO.
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NO.
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FORWARDED
1.
OFFICER'S
INITIALS
TO: ALL: ADDRESSEES
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COMMENTS
2000T 1960/
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RESP. OF AF DIV.
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DATE MICROFILMLD
FORM
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FILE NUMBER PRIMARY CODE)
ABSTRACT
INDEX
20/233-22
DOCUMENT DATE
COCUMENT NUMBER
HBPA 04890
12 oct 1965
SECRET
:
14-00000
CONTINUATION OF
DISPATCH
TO: Chief, SR
INFO: Chief, WED
SECDEL
Chief of Station, Rio de Janeiro
FROM: Chief of Base, Sao Paulo
SUBJECT: Operational/REDWOOD/ABACRE
Accommodation Address
ACTION REQUIRED: As requested in para.
REFERENCE: HBPW-2021
WATCH ST MEDS AND NO
HBPA-4890
HEADQUARTERS FILE NO:
201-233477
FIELD FILE NO: 10-6-5.6
12 October 1960
NO INDEXING REQUIRED
In accordance with instructions contained in
in 
reference, the Base has been
ervicing the accommodation address at least once a week through the services of
ALLOMETER-2 who rented this post office box under an alias. On 7 October 1960
the Base forwarded a letter which APLOMETER-2 had picked up the day before.
This letter was-registered, and ALLOMSTER-2 was obliged (for the second time)
to make a personal appearance before the responsible persons and to sign (in alias).
an acknowledgment of receipt. If it is at all possible to send these letters
unregistered the Base would mich prefer that this system be adopted. ALLOMENTER-2,
over a period of years, has rented many different post office boxes under different
names, and the Base considers it a definite security hazard if he is forced to
identify himself in the manner required by the registration of these letters.
2. Headquarters attention is called to the fact that the letter which the Base
forwarded on 7 October 1960 was postmarked in Europe on 12 August 1960. Even in
the light of the notoriously slow Brazilian postal system, the Base cannot explain
such a long delay in transit for air mail. Such a delay has been typical of
almost every letter the Base has received in the past six months. The Base has
no reason to disbelieve ALLOMETER-2 in his repeated assertions that he services
the box at least once a week.
Euan M. Sabrils
Lucian W. FARSIK
10 October 1960
Distribution:
5 - Headquarters
2
- Rio
Files
KDM
FORM
10-5 530
1409
USE PREVIOUS EDITION
REPLACES FORMS
51.8 51.2A AND ST
WHICH ARE CBSOLETE
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
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HBPA-4890
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PAGE NO.
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foration
October 1960
2.
Soviet arend in SPC destroyed this date;
by previously foto squatter is transmitted under
cikper atiso me to this dispatch.
lists of the official correspondence desproved with the file is
gives balon
2047178, to July 1950
opel 19997, © August 1958
47, Sep 1950
DTR 10935, September 1958
DIR 1763, September 1958
-DIR. 87, October 1958
4 28034, 13 November 1958
DIR 04094, December 1958
1959
PROE 2023, December 1953
7806 2350. December 1953
PROB 2978, December 1958
PRO0 2977. December 1958
FACE 3099, January 1959
PC 2030, January 1959
PAIL 4625, Jamuny 1950
DER 19455, Jermusy 1959
BOM #1837, 20 Jumiary
FROM 3376, February. 1959
PC 3125, Pebruary 1950
FROS 3477, February 1959
DIR 1312 February 1959
FROM 3501, February 1959
BGA 25336, 24 Februar
DIR 14843, March 1959
FROB 3707, March 1959
DIR 16768, March 1959
FROB 3734, March 1959
PARI 5377, March 1959
FRCS 3763, March 1959
DIR 17342, March 1959
DIN 17554, March 1959
PARI 5800, March 1959
DIN 18040, March 1959
PARI 5504, March 1959
PROD 3977, April 1959
PRO 1, April 1959
DER 21727, April 1959
PARI 57057 April 1959
Curl D Pedrey
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201-233477
14-00000
: Chief, SR
AVIKNTION:SR/DOB
SUBJECT
ABASPIC
SECRET
As a result of conversations between representatives of this
Division 
and SR/DOB, transfer of 
AEASPIC to Africa vest'a
Jurisdiction is agreed on 
following his present period of training.
Africa Division vill samms full responsibility for his
handling
. To that end
, we are obtaining quarters, have had
discussions with Alien Affaire 
Staff, and have taken steps to
régularise ARASPIC clearance 
status for his intended assignment.
As the exact date of transfer is not yet determined, it is
requested 
that Mr. Kirkpatrick 
maintain contact with Mr. Hellason
extension 3829 to handle final 
transfer arrangements.
BR's cooparation on such matters as shots, training, quartering
and a 
new physical examination are 
exprocisted.
Branson Tweedy
Chief, Africa Division
SECRET
201-235477
14-00000
SECRET
Chief, CI/OA Division
ATTENTION: Mr. Ray McConnon
SUBJECT: Future Utilisation of ARASPIC
1. Bubject is currently in the process of being transferred
the jurisdiction of ER to AF, in all probability for a field
assignment in the Congo.
2. Accordingly, it is requested that your records be altered
to reflect this change and also, that the necessary steps are
taken to amend his QA (C-73532) to permit use by this Division.
3. For further information regarding subject, please
contact Edward O. Welles, Africa West, on extension 3829, who
will temporarily be handling this case.
Bronson Tweedy
Chief, Africa Division
SECRET
201-253477
14-00000
1. Occupational Specialty: Mechanical Electrical Engineering
Military Service:
3. Employment History:
Cine or Portrait Photography
Research and innovator of commercial
labor/money saving devices
Electro mechanical or photographical in
nature..
See paragraphs 4, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14
of 
Employment History for examples.
Dec. 1939, Paris, volunteered for French
Foreign Legion.
Jan. 1940, Tunisia North Africa, in 1st Cav.
Reg., 
1st Squadron, 4th platoon.
Feb. 1940 gent to N.C.O. training course in
Legion. Pulled 
out to be reassigned to all-
Georgian unit.
-
Mar. Aug. 1940, Barcares. Assigned in
Georgian unit
Aug. 1940-Paris. Discharged after the end
of Franco/German 
hostilities as Private
First 
Class.
1. 1942 - Paris - Volunteered for work in
Germany.
2. Poelitz, Germany, Worked for HIDRYER
WERKE on 
contract for one year as
installation electrician.
3. 1942
-
Berlin Photographer of metals for
a factory which produced electrodes for
weiding instruments
1942 Paris
Self-employed at photo shop.
Portrait photography.
4. 1942 Berlin Assembly line worker in
Berlin factory producing steel ammunition
belts. 
Received commendation from factory

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director for labor saving device re
manufact. of device for automat. adjustment
of cartridge 
cases.
5. 1942 Berlin' Drivers mechanics course for
the NSKK (Nazi Party Motorized
Corps). Drove trucks during
construction of Atlantic wal. by
Germans.
Mugelheim
1943 Berlin Employed with SCHUPOLIZEI
as translator 
French-German language.
1946-47 Paris Employed by Architects
Carre 
Associated as electrical installation
planner and constructor of prototype mode!
builder. Earned 
roughly $4 an hour American'
scale plus 
commission work extra.
8. 1951-52 In
prison,
Paris
9. 1953 In prison
in Rion
Devised and sold on French
market a pocket automatic
transit indicator. Received cash
settlement for this whiic in prison.
10. Dec. 1955-Gap
Apr. 1956
11.
1956-57 Gap
12. 1958 Ambert
13. 1959-60 U.S.
Sept-May
Devised and gave to prison
administrator invention for
making cardboard boxes.
Device was built and used by
prison administrator.
Employed by M.D. as X-ray
machine 
maintenance techni
cian and operator.
Invented, patented and sold
a calendar device to the
French commercial market.
Invented and patented a com-
mercial advertising device,
photo-mechanical in nature.
Models built and sold to French
advertising concerns.
Devised and passed drawings ·
for 
2 pieces of equipment to be
used for Project AESENTINEL
14. 1960, July U.S. At present Subject is devising
a low cost telephone answering
device.
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4. Experience in Forged Documents:
May 1942. Achen, Berlin Falsified his own travel documents by use
of pen to change effective dates.
1942 Berlin
Paris
1943-44 Berlin
Filled in German travel blank forms.
Altered old German authorization stamp
for travel forms. Then made other
falsified stamps for other people
interested in travel across German-held
territory.
Constructed and used various falsified
travel documents stamps copied from old
travel documents for varicus people to
travel throughout Germany. Used
certain photo techniques for changing
and/or ageing pictures in documents. At
same time Subject also reassembled
falsified old passports to form new ones
as well as counterfeited German financial
vouchers.
Physical Description
Subject is described as 42 year old male Caucasian, 5'6" tall, of slight
build (136 lbs. average weight), long face, long rose, dark brown hair,
balding in front, swarthy complexion. Subject is extremely agil and in
perfect health. He is an ex-French foreign legionnaire and survivor of
German concentration camps.
Evaluation
Subject's case officer agrees with Agency Assessment that he possesses
the traits of a bom clandestine operator and would be an apt candidate
for any black mission which requires:
:
1. able-bodiedness
2. ability to assimilate easily (al owing for his physical features).
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3. innate sense of locational direction
superior intelligence and reasoning power
5. ability to comprehend and apply instruction rapidly
6. willingness to undertake an extremely hazardous mission
7. basic technical and mechanical applied or theoretical abilities
8. ability to improvise and "know how" disturbingly American in
character.
Motivation
Subject's motivation is based on personal loyalties rather than monetary
gain. Subject has little regard for the value of his money, and must.
be strongly urged to set aside a part of his earnings. Subject has a
strong distaste for the Communist regime and has observed the
effects of it at first hand. Subject indeed goes a step farther,
subscribing to the "Untermensch" theory re the Russian people.
Language Capabilities
Subject speaks, reads, writes:
• native
French
Georgian
-
fluent
German
English
Spanish
good to fluent
reads fluently, writes, fair, speaks fair
reads fair, speaks poor, understands fair
Subject has exhibited good subordination to his case officer, intelligent.
security precautions re his personal habits, and the ability to quietly
fit into an American urban existence. For any further information please
call Fred Kirkpatrick, SR/DOB, X-4705.
14-00000
:
13 September 1960
MENCRANDUS FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Contact Report
1. On September 1910 the undersined accompanied by SH/7/B case
officers Perry Crookham and Fred Kirkpatrics met with David Tzitzich vill
(201-233477) in a safe house. The purpose of this meeting was to
assess David for possible use by JMARC. The subjects are he was being
interviewed as the same procedure had been used previously by representative
of the African Division.
2. The subject has led an exciting and diverse life. The Division
brought him to the United States (black) to train for a mission which has
subsequently been cancelled. At the present time the Division is making
arrangements for the resettlement of the subject in Latin America, probably
in Mexico. However, due to the training this agency has given the subject.
SR feels he should be utilized by the DD/P if possible.
3. Observing David for some two hours and listening to his story the
undersigned feels there may be sore use of him by JMMC. David is a smooth
talker who has obviously told his story many times to the satisfiction of
his listeners. He elaborates on the exciting and bizarre parts of his life
And tends to gloss over those sections he feels that are common to everyone.
4. The subject has been in the United States for some time. This time
has been spent in training for a specific mission which never came to pass.
Recently he has been engaged in "make ork" programe to pass the tine. This
could well explain his apparent impatience and desire to do something. In
his own words he wishes to prove that he is capable of accomplishing a task
assigned to him. He asks for a chance to surveil someone, to take clandestine
pictures, even to assassinate someone. He very marly begged to be given a
pitch during this meeting."
5. The subject is a stateless person. He is in the United States black
and could be completely unattributable if necessary. He desires citizenship.
and a chance to settle down in ons spot. He prefers U.S. citizenship but is
not adsment on this. However the basic motivation appears to be love of
excitement. The subject gives a very pood appearance of the classical
adventurer. He relates his past exploits in wartime Europe as sotivated by
the thrill of duping the existing authority..
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6. It is the undersigned's opinion this individual could be used as
singleton agent in JHI.-V. Bill Romer and "r. Gordon Mothes o of
SH/4/FM have at one time been case officers of this individual for S/.
1/4/PN has the 201 folder at the present time.
2
MORGAN SHRADER
65/4/PM
14-00000
19 August 1960
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Mexican Resettlement Arrangements for AESENTINEL
agent AEASPIC
1. At 1400 hours, 19 August, SR/DOB case officer,
Fred Kirkpatrick and Jerry Pochron from Defection Coordinators
Office of CIA met with Clay Calendar and Jim Myers of TSD/IB
re documentations arrangements and travel routing for possible
resettlement of AESENTINEL agent AEASPIC. The following
arrangements were proposed by Mr. Calendar and Mr. Myers
for SR/DOB's consideration. TSD/IB suggested that Subject be
sent by black flight from here to West Germany, and there
surfaced with an altered Greek passport which TSD/IB now has
available. A suitable cover story would of course be incorporated
re the possession of a Greek passport by Subject, while Subject
has no Greek language capability. Since this passport is a valid
one, (and was, in fact, purchased by TSD/IB) and is therefore
backstopped in name, Subject could apply at the Mexican Embassy
in West Germany for a Mexican tourist visa by presenting this
passport. Once in Mexico, Subject could request emigration
action upon
declaration of intent to become a Mexican citizen and
upon submitting proof of sponsorship by an employer in Mexico
City.
2. Upon your concurrence, Mr. Pochron will arrange for
Mr. Kirkpatrick to meet with Mr. Coolidge, the CIA contact used
for introducing agency designees into Mexican private industry.
Mr. Pochron has already talked with Mr. Coolidge on two occasions
and has passed him Subject's file. From their talks, Mr. Pochron
has assured me that this arrangement is entirely feasible, Gillete
Company of Mexico City being cited as one possibility.
3. AEASPIC would then openly proceed to purchase plane
tickets in West Germany for Mexico City and upon arrival there,
would be waiting for him. The time table for this entire operation
was estimated at about five weeks. Of course we did not discuss
Subject's monetary maintenance for the interim period of travel,
nor until Subject could begin earning his own living.
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4. Mr. Pochron expressed his concern and the concern
of Mr. Pennington of Alien Affairs Staff about the knowledgibility
of Subject re pass Agency tie-in and Agency assets. It will of
course be our job to assure Security that Subject is not knowledgable
and will entail a minimum of risk to transport and to resettle in
Mexico
. In view of this concern, all arrangements offered for
DOB's consideration by TSD/IB were tailored to afford step by
step denial or participation by the U. S. Government. In effect,
all items procured by Subject for resettlement could just as
easily be obtained on the European black market as well as from
this Government. Subject will in effect be briefed and taken by
German Station asset to obtain his documents ostensibly on the
black market. Monies due Subject would be withheld pending
destination arrival. The letter head and supporting sponsorship
documents to be used by him for ultimate employment in Mexico
would be prepared in such a manner as to be either legitimate or
forged. In addition it was suggested that Subject be closely
handled and advised by someone known to him to ensure the
security aspect both to Subject and to this agency.
5. The meeting was closed by TSD/IB's request to be
informed whether these arrangements in theory meet with the
approval of SR/DOB, and Office of Security. Mr. Kirkpatrick
was assured that Documentation aspects by TSD/IB could be
accomplished within one week upon authorization by SR/DOB.
With your permission Fred Kirkpatrick will proceed to affirm
Mexican employment arrangements for AEASPIC.
•neur on
Thus far
That 
we 
proceed.
Arrangements 
we
and agree.
anggist
we the in loter_
beach flight possible.
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SUBJECT
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25 July 10
494
Diographical Information Necessary for Possible
Rosettlandit of SR/DOB Redsox Agent avid TAFTISHVILI (T).
1. On 21 July 190, SH/DCB cas Officer Fred Hirpatrick talked
with Jerry Rochron of your office re enlisting your assistance in thė
possible rosettlement of SR/DOB Redsox contract agent David TECHVILI
(T) in the region of South or Central America. At the request and as per
outline of Mr. Pochror, this office has prepared the following biographic
information. 
See Attachment A.
2. Subject is living in the general Washington D.C. area under the
supervision of an SR/DOB Cace officer and is readily available for any
further debriefing your office dooms necessary.
3. Subject remains on a quasi legally backstopped arrangement of
Allen Affairs Staff until 20 October 19:0.
4. For any further information please contact Fred Mirkpatrick,.
SH/DCB, on extension 1705 or 8331.
PERHY E. CROCHIAM
Acting Chief, SH/DCE
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24 June 1960
MEMO FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT:
Biographic Information/Case Officer Evaluation of
David TZITZICHVILI, alias David DURVARD
Biographic Information
David 1ZITZICHVILI was born 20 December 1913 in Tbilisi, Georgia, where
he lived with his parents until 1921. Subject at that time moved to France
with his parents. Subject grew up in France and therefore speaks native
.
:
French (Parisian). Subject does not have French citizenship, however, and
must be classed as stateless. Subject earned the first part of his baccalaureat
at Breguet (electro-engineering), then entered the Foreign Legion at the
beginning of WWII. Subject fought in N. Africa until French capitulation in
1940, at which time he was discharged to return home to Paris. In 1943 he wont
to Germany as a voluntary worker. Ho worked there primarily as an industrial
electrician. While in Germany he assisted French officer P.O.W.'s to escape,
aiding them with cleverly falsified papers, stamps, cachels and even uniforms,
It is interesting to note that while subject attended school at Breuguet, he
also attended the Technicum for Cinematography. It was from these past studies
at the Tochnicum that subject was able to develop techniques to apply to photo-
mechanical forging of documents, starps, and cachets. Subject was betrayed
to Germans, arrested, and sentenced to death for espionage. Subject was able
to drag this case out by implying the existence of a large British run net
of which he was a part. In 1945 he was liberated by the U.S. Army and returned
to Paris. Subject lived there in relative quiet until he, together with a war-
time friend, robbed a Paris bank of a sizeable amount of money. Subject and
accomplice were apprehended by the Surete on 11 July 1950, sentenced to prison,
but released some five years later for good behavior and on the basis of their
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It is interesting to note that while in prison, subject invented a rachine
for making cardboard boxes. This machine was actually built for one of the prison
administrations and put into operation at the prison factory. Upon discharge from
prison in December of 1955, subject lived, worked andises paroled to his brother
in Cap, France. It was while there that subject was contacted by this agency and
subsequently brought to this country for use as one of two cents for Project
AUGENT IN L.
...
Subject is presently residing in his Wash. .C. apartment and is really
available for any interviews.
Subject is engaged in his safe office in several technical giradcks which
could be of value to this Agency. Two of his ideas have been passed forward
to TBD for development/axploitation. TSD has expressed interest in another
of his ideas, the plans for which have just been completed.
Alion Affairs Staff of Landgration/Naturalization has extended subjects'
backstopped residence status until 20 October, 1960.
1.
Physical Description
call, of slight
Subject is described as 42 year old rale Caucasian,
build (136 lbs. avera e weight), long face, long nose, bark brown hair,
balding in front, swarthy complexion. Subject is extremely and in perfect
health. o is an ex-French foreign legionnaire and survivor of Cerrar
concentration caps.
Evaluation
だ
Subject's case officer agrees with Assesment that he possesses the traits of
"
a born clandestine operator and would be an apt candidate for my black mission
which requires:
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3.
1. able-bodiedness
2. ability to assimilate easily (allowing for his physical features)
3. innate sense of locational direction
4. superiorintelligence and reasoning power
15. ability to comprehend and apply instruction rapidly
6. willingness to undertake an extremely hazardous mission
7. basic technical and mechanical applied or theoretical abilities
8. ability to improvise and "know how" disturbing by Anerican in
character.
Hotivation
Subject's is ieeclerical more than monetary. that to toeay, Subject has littlo
regard for the value of his money, and must be strongly used to set aside a
;
part of his earnings. subject has a strong distaste for the Communist regime
and has observed the effects of it at first hand. Subject indeed goes a step
farther, subscribing to the "Untermensch" theory in the Russian people.
Language Capabilities
Subject speaks, rods, writes:
Fronch -
native
Geogian
fluent.
Corman
English
Good to fluent
reads fluently, writes fair, speaks fair
i
Subject has exhibited goed subordination to his Case Officer, intelligent
security precautions re his personal habits, and the ability to quietly fit
into an American urban existence. For any further information please call
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Fred Kirkpatrick, SH/DOB, X-4705.
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SUBJECT
Upper Dintures f
On 1 July, you REASPIC was fitted with all set
by Dr. H.F. Horan,
upper dentures
We cleared dentist, location at 17th and
St. in contem Washington D.C. Cost of 10.as born by SF/DC and
satisfied the agent contract cause stipulating that Subject be rain-
tained in physical capacity ficient to undertalic Project ANSEL.
Dental appointments and consultations were initiated before the post-
ponment of Project AESENTHIL on 17 June 1960.
D
NAME
David Durvard (a.)/7 June 1960
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Office Memorandum
SECRET
Chief, Coviet Russia Division
SR/DOB
TO
AFTN :
FROM :
Director of Security
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
DATE: 20 July 1960
SUBJECT:
AEASPIC, CI/CA Ho. C-73532
1. In your memorandum of 14 September 1959, No. 1730, you
requested suspension of the subject's twenty-four hour custody.
until he resumed training about 1 August. 1950. Your memorandum
of 5 Jul 1950, No. 1996, indicates he will be placed in a safe-
house for training about the last of July 1950, and that he will
continue his present unescorted status on occasional weekends.
༄། །
2. This office hes no objection to that procedure.
FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURITY:
SECRET
Ct Gemington
C. H. Pennington
Chief, Alien Affairs Staff
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TO
ATTN.
FROM:
: Chief, Soviet Russia Division/DDP
: Chief, SR/DOB
TIT-M-60-476
DATE:
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; 1 AUG 1960
Chief, Telecommunications, Training and Techniques Staff/OC
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SUBJECT: W/T Training Agent AEASPIC.
REF
: SR/DOB 60-1990, 29 June 1960
This will confirm recent discussions held between
Mr. Fred Kirkpatrick of your Office and Mr. Lee Jungen of my
As
Staff relative to the proposed W/T training of AEASPIC
.
was explained by Mr. Jungen, W/T training of an 
agent 
on a
full or part-time basis, is contingent upon the 
approval 
of a
While
specific project with supporting communications 
annex.
we have on occasion participated in "holding" 
training 
of
agents without benefit of a definite requirement
, current
operational commitments now make this impossible
.
2. Should a definite requirement for the operational
utilization of AEASPIC develop we will arrange for the W/T
Prior to 
our initiating
aptitude assessment and training.
such action, it is requested that a representative of your
Office discuss operational details with an appropriate
Foreign Division within the Office of Communications
.
will enable us to tailor subsequent training in terms of
specific equipment and procedures as required by the project.
In this respect, further information can 
be obtained by
contacting Mr. Lawrence Eisler on extension 
8137.
Plist & Bloom
ROBERT A. BLOOM
Distribution:
Orig. & 1- Addressee
This
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INSTRUCTIONS:
FIELD DOCUMENT ROUTING AND ACTION RECORD
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Comment is to be underlined with
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Routing designations, pither individuals or units, are
to be numbered to correspond to the number in the "TO" column.
to place his initials in the proper space
across the "COMMENTS" column: Each recipient of the attached document
following the corresponding numbered routing. The date the document is forwarded to the next routing is to be placed
in which the basic document 
is to be filed.
in the proper column. The last routing on this sheet shall be the unit
to the last routing to in-
If the holding unit is other than the central files, the central file shall be the next
sure proper control clearances. THIS DOCUMENT. ROUTING AND ACTION RECORD IS TO REMAIN ATTACHED TO THE BASIC RECORD
DOCUMENT AS A PERMANENT RECORD.
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SECRET
24 June 1960
MEMO FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT:
Biographic Information/Case Officer Evaluation of
David TZITZICHVILI, alias David DURVARD
Biographic: Information
David TZITZICHVILI was born 20 December 1919 in Tbilisi, Georgia, where
he lived with his parents until 1921. Subject at that time moved to France
with his parents. Subject grew up in France and therefore speaks native
French (Parisian). Subject does not have French citizenship, however, and
must be classed as stateless. Subject earned the first part of his baccalaureat
at Breguet (electro-engineering), then entered the Foreign Legion at the
beginning of WWII. Subject fought in N. Africs until French capitulation in
1940, at which time he was discharged to return home to Paris. In 1943 he went
to Germany as a voluntary worker. He worked there primarily as an industrial
electrician. While in Germany he assisted French officer P.O.W.'s to escape,
aiding them with cleverly falsified papers, stamps, cachets and even uniforms.
It is interesting to note that while subject attended school at Breuguet, he
also attended the Technicum for Cinematography. It was from these past studies
at the Technicum that subject was able to develop techniques to apply to photo-
mechanical forging of documents, stamps, and cachets. Subject was betrayed
to Germans, arrested, and sentenced to death for espionage. Subject was able
to drag this case out by implying the existence of a large British run net
of which he was a part. In 1945 he was liberated by the U.S. Army and returned
to Paris. Subject lived there in relative quiet until he, together with a war-
time friend, robbed a Paris bank of a sizeable amount of money.
Surété
Subject and
accomplice were apprehended by the Surete on 11 July 1950, sentenced to prison,
but released some five years later for good behavior and on the basis of their
war record.
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2.
It is interesting to note that while in prison, subject invented a machine
for malding cardboard boxes. This machine was actually built for one of the prison
administrations and put into operation at the prison factory. Upon discharge from
prison in December of 1955, subject lived, worked and was paroled to his brother
in Gap, France. It was while there that subject was contacted by this agency and
subsequently brought to this country for use as one of two agents for Project
AESENT DIEL.
Subject is presently residing in his Wash. C. apartment and is readily.
available for any interviews.
Subject is engaged in his safe office in several technical gimmicks which
could be of value to this Agency. Two of his ideas have been passed forward
to TSD for development/exploitation. TSD has expressed interest in another
of his ideas, the plans for which have just been completed.
Alion Affairs Staff of Immigration/ilaturalization has extended subjects'
backstopped residence status until 20 October, 1960.
Physical Description
Subject is described as 41 year old male Caucasian, 5'6" tall, of slight
build (136 e. average weight), long face, long nose, Dark brown hair,
anite
balding in front, swarthy complexion. Subject is extremely/and in perfect
health. He is an ex-French foreign legionnaire and survivor of German
concentration carps.
Evaluation
Subject's case officer agrees with Assesment that he possesses the traits of
a born clandestine operator and would be an apt candidate for any black mission
which requires:
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3.
1. able-bodiedness
2. ability to assimilate oasily (allowing for his physical features)
3. immate sense of locational direction
4. superiorintelligence and reasoning pover
5. ability to comprehend and apply instruction rapidly
6. willingness to undertake an extremely hazardous mission
7. basic technical and mechanical applied or theoretical abilities
8. ability to improvise and "know how disturbingly American in
character.
MOTIVATION
Motivation
Subject's/ie ideological more than monetary. That is to say, subject has little.
regard for the value of his money, and must be strongly urged to set aside a
part of his earnings. Subject has a strong distaste for the Communist regine
and has observed the effects of it at first hand. Subject indeed goes a step
farther, subscribing to the "Untermensch" theory re the Russian people.
Language Capabilities.
Subject speaks, rais, writes:
French
Googian
-
German
English
native
fluent
Good to fluont
reads fluently, writos fair, speaks fair
Subject has exhibited good subordination to his Case Officer, intelligent
security precautions re his personal habits, and the ability to quietly fit
into an American urban existence. For any further information please call
Fred Kirkpatrick, SH/DOD, A-4705. SECRET

Translater for French Letters
Nick Letsou
1104 "J" Bldg.
French Desk, W.E.
X 3857
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Mr. Callander
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Accommodation Address for David
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Letters to France;
Eduardo Callo.
CAHA POSTAL
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Letters to Hq. for David;
Sao Paulo Brasil
Robert P. Hague
PO Box 8028
South West Station
wash. 24; s.C.
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HAME David Durvard:
OCCUPATION: Consultant Electronic Engineer
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at 1201 South Court House Road, Arlington, Virginia. You were given
the use of this apartment by Mr. Powol Browning
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SR/DOB/60-2055
29 September 1960
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Allen Affairs Staff, OS
ATTENTION:
SUBJECT:
Mr. Pennington
Transfer and Quartering arrangements for AEASPIC
This is to confirm a discussion between Mr. Fred Kirkpatrick,
SR/DOB and your office regarding transfer and quartering arrangements
för AEASPIC, David Durvard (a), and the interest 
expressed by
Dr. Lester Houck of Africa Division re acquiring AEASPIC 
as 
a long
term asset for that division.
2. In compliance with a request made of this office by Africa
Division, it is understood your office has agreed to the temporary
quartering of AEASPIC in a furnished safe apartment located 
at
apartment 307, 5741 Colorado Avenue, N.W., 
Washington, 
D.C.
This office, with your concurrence, has agreed to lend 
the use of
this apartment for a period of about two weeks, effective 
28 
September
1960. At present AEASPIC is visited once a week and
/or as the need
arises. AEASPIC has his own salary for food and public transportation.
The game cover arrangements exists under this arrangement as
existed when Subject lived at 925 25th Street, N.W., 
in his own 
apartment.
The cover arrangement is that David Durvard (a) is a technical 
associate
of Fred K. Komer (a) (i. e. an SR/DOB case officer) self
-employed,
manufacturers commissioned representative.
MICHAEL RAE
Chief, SR/DOB
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CORET
C3-1236 (Coolidge)
22 September 1960
MEMORANDUN FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT:
REFERENCE:
Possible resettlement of SR/DOB Redsox Agent
SR/DOB/60-2011, 25 July 1960
As a result of referenced memorandum and in line with con-
versations held between the undersigned and various members of SR/DOB,
the undersigned met with Mr. Gross, president of the Gillette Razor
Blade Company in the Company's offices in Boston on 15 September 1960.
It was explained to Mr. Gross that the Agency had a resettlement prob-
Lem and that they wished to invite the cooperation of the Company in
the resettlement in Mexico City of an asset for whom we wished to find
employment.
2. Mr. Gross, after posing several questions, agreed in principle
that the company would be willing to supply such agent with employment
in their Mexico City factory. However, he wished to discuss it with
the General Counsel and also to look into the laws of Mexico dealing
with the period of employment and what provisions there were for dis-
associating themselves with such man should he prove completely un-
satisfactory. It was then explained to Mr. Gross that the Agency would'
like to be able to supply the agent with a reasonable facimile of a
Gillette letterhead together with a message which would offer him em-
ployment upon his arrival in Mexico City. Again' Mr. Gross approved of
it in principle, but requested that a copy of the letter be shown him
prior to its dispatch.
3. Upon return to headquarters, the undersigned talked with Mr.
Fred Kirkpatrick of SR/DOB and explained to him what was needed to
satisfy the requests of Mr. Gross. Mr. Kirkpatrick explained that
within the last 48 hours a different division had evidenced interest
in the agent and were picking him up for their use so that there would
be no further need of the offer of employment from Gillette.
4. The undersigned will see Mr. Gross on 21 September 1960 to
explain the situation and thank him for his offer of cooperation.
FLC/mg
cc: Chief, SR/DOB
FRANCIS L. COOLIDGE
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RECREI
20 September 1950
At 1430 hrs., 19 September 1960, Mr. Lester Houck and Mr. Edward
Welles, both of Africa Division, were accompanied to SR/DOB covert
site to discuss full transfer of the remaining AESENTINEL agent,
AEASPIC, to Africa Division.
Present for SR/DOB were Mike Rae, C/SR/DOB; Perry Crookham,
Dep. C/SK/DOB: (AESENTINEL "Project Case Officer); and Fred Kirkpatrick,
SR/DOB Case Officer.
Mr.
Houck and Mr. Welles expressed an evid interest in picking
up AEASPIC on contract for operational assignment in Africa Division.
This office agreed to expedite insofar as possible the handing over
of AEASPIC and, at the request of Africa Division, to assist in certain.
pre-training.
SR/DOB has agreed to arrange for AEASPIC certain clandestine
training and processing (demolition, small arms, medical/immunization)
in consorance with Subject's projected assignment.
This action will obviate any Mexican resettlement procedures for
AEASPIC.
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Aative ac
Operations Division 1sdical Staff
Bang, Est. 3347
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
X
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Appointment de diez the use of:
Examining vicin
Day and Iste:
David Durvard
Dr. Robert G. Bullock
1
2221 North Buchanan Street
Arlington, Va.
Wednesday, 28 Sep
10 A. M.
Subject ourmitsa completed form: 69 (in Alias _) to examining physician
at the time of appointment. Signature is 
on Form $9.
For both Subout and/or Dependents:
With the exception of a 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 11, 14, 15, 16, 23,
2, and, all Its on Ford B are to be ecupleted
. When applicable,
details of previous illnesson or surgical pressures are to 
be supplied
,
When physical examinations or pendants enquired, completed Forms 89
ting physicia et
on each Dependent (d
the time of a. are required. For my sign for
children.
Mban physical eviation for Dependents are required, completed Forms
83 un each Dependent are subrated to AC/CD/145. Signatures 
are required.
Previous
Immunisations must be current to met Agency Medical Standards.
i cards on both Subjekt and/or his Teponit are submitted
to AQ/09/16. Only contented records we acceptable 
offics 
will
determine imisation reqt for the oven 
or assignment.
00/00/28 provides mining physician with immunization requirements for
Subject and/or his dependinizations 
have been completed, 
the
edning physician will give new uzunisation cards 
to Subject. (Cards
with Covert doctor's signatures do not provide 
avaler with en 
cutbenicated
record. These should never leave the Wait States
.) The new iraunication
carda are returdel to 10/05/11s. This office will arrsugn 
for properly
decated immiin cande.
7. Following & cover physical amination, Subject our/or his dependents'.
stical report will be kept in Medical File 
Foda (Central Elég.) vnder
his to Subject and/or hic 
Degondents' inition 
recorde
All reference 
to Subject or
will be kept in 10/01/18, under Fritudo.
Dependents should be made by hib . Crypto.
Lee Highway, turn right one block beyond Glebe Road. "Medical Center"
sign. Parking area provided.
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SEGHET
20 September 1960
MEMO FOR THE RECORD
At 1430 hrs., 19 September 1960, Mr. Lester Houck and Mr. Edward
Welles, both of Africa Division, were accompanied to SR/DOB covert
site to discuss full transfer of the remaining AESENTINEL agent,
AEASPIC, to Africa Division.
Present for SR/DOB were Mike Rae, C/SR/DOB; Perry Crookham,
Dep. C/SR/DOB. (AESENTINEL Project Case Officer); and Fred Kirkpatrick,
SR/DOB Case Officer.
Mr. Houck and Mr. Welles expressed an avid interest in picking
up AEASPIC on contract for operational assignment in Africa Division.
This office agreed to expedite insofar as possible the handing over
of AEASPIC and, at the request of Africa Division, to assist in certain
pre-training.
T
SR/DOB has agreed to arrange for AEASPIC certain clandestine
training and processing (demolition, small arms, medical/immunization)
in consonance with Subject's projected assignment.
This action will obviate any Mexican resettlement procedures for
AEASPIC.
Fred Kerkpahick
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Mexican Resettlement Arrangements for AESENTINEL
Agent AEASPIC
1. At 1330 hours, 26 August SR/DOB case officer Fred
Kirkpatrick met with Clay Calendar and Jim Meyers of TSD/IB
and Frank Coalidge of Office of Security Contacts. At this time
a name, for AEASPIC was agreed on and then passed on to
Mr. Coolidge so that he in turn could ascertain the job possibilities
for AEASPIC's possible Mexican Resettlement. The name agreed
on for AEASPIC was Dimitrius I. Difonas, a Greek name to
fit his Greek passport. TSD/IB is ready to draft and arrange all
necessary Greek documentation for AEASPIC as soon as a job
offer through Mr. Coolidge's Office can be firmed up, which should
come about in early September. SR/DOB is to furnish TSD/IB
passport type photos with negatives. This has already been.
arranged for with Hal McCormick of this office.
2. SR/DOB case officer, Fred Kirkpatrick with Clay
Calendar of TSD/IB is presently engaged in writing a cover story/
biography to fit the new identity of AEASPIC. AEASPIC is as yet
unaware of any resettlement arrangements. It is hoped AEASPIC
can be utilized by some component of the DD/P, however if not,
then these resettlement will go through as per plan.
FRED KIRKPATRICK
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26 August 1960
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT:
Personnel for Contingency Force
1. There is presently in the Washington area an individ
ual who appears to be suitable for the JMARC Contingency Force.
The undersigned was, at one time, Case 
Officer of subject and
believes that he is readily adaptable to the 
program. Subject
is a Contract Agent of SR/DOB who was trained for 
a specific
black mission into Russia during 1959. 
His nationality is
Russian, however, he is now stateless and prior to being re-
cruited, had been living in France. Subject's background appears
to qualify him a as he has served in the Red Army, 
the French
Foreign Legion and in addition has 
received various training
including para-military, while under Agency 
sponsorship. 
Sub-
Ject is unwitting and has good non-U. S. 
attributility.
2. SR would like to see Subject utilised in some capacity
as he represents a large investment in time, training and 
money
.
SR now has nothing for subject as his intended 
mission was
scrapped prior to dispatch because of the then 
forthcoming
visit of KRUCHEV to the U. S. Also, subject's 
resident 
permit
will expire in October at which time, unless he 
is continued
on contract status, he will be re-settled in South 
America.
3. Attached you will find Bl and Case Officer evaluation
of subject.
Attachment
Mother
Gordon Mothes
WH/4/PM
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Biographic Information/Case Officer Evaluation of
David TZITZICHVILI, alias David DURVARD
Biographic Information
David TZITZICHVILI was born 19 July 1918 in Tbilisi, Georgia,
where he lived with his parents until 1921. Subject at that time
moved to France with his parents. Subject grew up in France and
therefore speaks native French (Parisian). Subject does not have
French citizenship, however, and must be classed as stateless.
Subject earned the first part of his baccalureat at Breguet (electro-
engineering), then entered the Foreign Legion at the beginning of
World War II. Subject fought in N. Africa until French capitulation
in 1940, at which time he was discharged to return home to Paris.
In 1943 he went to Germany as a voluntary worker. He worked there
primarily as an industrial electrician. While in Germany he assisted
French officer P.O.W.'s to escape, aiding them with cleverly
falsified papers, stamps, cachets and even uniforms. It is interesting
to note that while Subject attended school at Breuguet, he also
attended the Technicum for Cinematography. It was from these past
studies at the Technicum that Subject was able to develop techniques
to apply to photo-mechanical forging of documents, stamps, and
cachets. Subject was betrayed to Germans, arrested, and sentenced
to death for espionage. Subject was able to drag his case out by
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implying the existence of a large British run net of which he was a
part. In 1945 he was liberated by the U. S. Army and returned to
Paris. Subject lived there in relative quiet until he, together with a
wartime friend, robbed a Paris bank of a sizeable amount of money.
Subject and accomplice were apprehended by the Surete on 11 July 1950,
sentenced to prison, but released some five years later for good
behavior and on the basis of their war record. It is interesting to
note that while in prison, Subject invented a machine for making
cardboard boxes. This machine was actually built for one of the
prison administrations and put into operation at the prison factory.
Upon discharge from prison in December of 1955, Subject lived,
worked and was paroled to his brother in Gap. France. It was while
there that Subject was contacted by this agency and subsequently
brought to this country for use as one of two agents for Project
AESENTINEL.
Subject is presently residing in his Washington, D.C. apartment and
is readily available for any interviews.
Subject is engaged in his safe office in several technical gimmicks
which could be of value to this Agency. Two of his ideas have been
passed forward to TSD for development/exploitation. TSD has
expressed interest in another of his ideas, the plans for which have ·
just been completed.
Alien Affairs Staff of Immigration/Naturalization has extended
Subject's backstopped residence status until 20 October 1960.
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STANDARD FORM NO. 64
Office Memorandum
ΤΟ
Mr. Ernest G.. Mayerink
FROM :. Special Contracting Officer
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
DATE: 20 May 1959
SUBJECT:
Record of monthly salary paid, subject employee
Date
Cash paid
Deposited to
Escrow account
Balance
Due
Initial
20 May 1959.
050.00
13450.00
$450.00
20 JUNE 1959
$50.00
$ 450.00
$ 900.00
EM
20 July 1959 $50.00
$450.00
E.M.
20 Лид. 1959
$50.00
20 Avy 1957.
$450.00
# 1000.00
$1800.00
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H.
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50.00
2750.00
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27 Aug 59
2 Sept.59
100
100.00
2650.00
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($4.00.05)
Cash Sailory, Nov.-Dec.
(40000)
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regational Agency in the above jest.
2. Attached Martin of 1 Jun
1960. Records at ACSI and NO
and I was no est
Liod conducted. You may this credit bureau repare
reflect the last name for hotel..
3. This memorane is not to the ongidared as a clearance or
an approval for Subject's use inay capacity. No disemination of
this information should be made talde of quarters withou
prie coordination with the rice of Security
1. This mating is no cred closed unless additional
request is received frch you,
FOR THE DIRECTE OF SECKILT:
Attachmont
Invest fps at 1 Juna 60
F. Hall
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SYNOPSIS
1 June 1950
June 60
Credie At Washington, D. C. (xmorable. Police at
Hangten D. C. amative.
Social Security
Humber is 537-16-62771 sditional biographical i5-
formation was obtained.
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1 June 1960
mington, D. c,)
On 16 May 1950, the Subjected through the files
of Star's scale Agency, incorporated His Street, 
Northwest,
credit report 
dated 22
Special Agent Albert J. K., and revseled a.
January 1960, wheflects the linings
Nam Mrs. Virginis 0,
Age About 15 - 50
Marital Status Separated (details)
Resid
2500 Street, Nortonac House Apartments)-
since 1956
Farmer Residensst 3210
2300 Kr
Northwest
forest
Previous Employment: from about 1lery 1955 tent 31
derborn 1957 explored by Gelman Comust-
ion dmpany Demment Puilding, as a
resident asper at 3150.00 per wonth,
plus apartment
On 17 May 1980, the files of the Craft Sures, Incorporated,
222 6th Star Seat, esre soarched in theme of the Sabject
and
and reflected the following informaticillism E.
spouse, sons Vrginia He
The date of the recent 10 June 1938, which
reflected age as 37, Lar dh901 16th Street, Northe
at, with one year renting from a re,. Subject's 
spousto
mployment is award by 6 aver for 
tw
months, at about $40.00 per week. Sa sponse was previozely
led with the instis Try to South Carolin
. 
objectio.
ssplement vas listed as being at pour $16 
at 1500 16th
Street, a
board operate is 1967 
3100,00 per
. Subs as thre
of 438,00, and to be
a high credit
Carolira.
Bis file contained additional information in regard to
Subs.
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FULICE, (GÅEVONAL AND SUBVERSIVE PROS)
at hashington,
On 27 May 1960, the files of the Metropolitan Police Department,
Central Repository, were searched in the time of the Subject with
negative results.
GENERALS
At Washington, D.. C.)
On 20 May 1960, attempts to develop biographical information on
Subject proved negative at the District of Columbia Drivers Licates and
Violation Buren, and the Columb and irror Company, 322
•Street, nest, a former place of employment of the Bubject,
On 20 May 1960, information bed at the lion Company, Imost
ment Building, 15th amd & Street, reflected that Subfogt
worked for the copay during 1956 and 1957, And left to work for 7. 5.
Sheperie Bal Estate Agency. He recurity nusabar, 577-16-4277,
I was learned through this source.
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SR/DOB/6) 1996
5 July 1963
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, OS/Allen Affairs Staff
ATTENTION:
SUBJECT:
Mr. Pennington
Change of Living Quarters, Case of AEASPIC,
CI/OA No. C-73532
Background:
Subject was brought to the United States via HBRAINBOW
flight on 20 April 1959 for training preparatory to dispatch on a black
mission into the USSR as a member of a REDSOX team. CI/OA
Division approved (No. C-73532) on March 1959. This mission
has been postponed as of 17 June 1980.
2. In view of the effort and expense devoted to the recruit-
ment and training of AEASPIC, SR Division has deemed it worthwhile
to give Subject certain limited additional training prior to operationa!
utilization by another component of the DD/P. To facilitate this end.
it is requested that subject, towards the end of July, 1960, be
permitted to be moved to an SR/DOB safehouse on the outskirts of
Washington, D. C. Subject with remain there until final disposition
of his case. Although Subject has conducted himself in an exemplary
manner re his personal habits and sease of security, final disposition
of Subject can be better accomplished in a more controlled installation.
3. It is anticipated that final resolvement of the case of
AEASPIC: 1. e. operational utilization by another component of the
DD/P or resettlement, will be accomplished by 20 October 1960,
the date approved by OS/Alien Affairs Staff whereby AEASPIC can
legally romain backstopped in the United States.
4. it is further requested that AEASPIC be permitted to
continue to spend occasional week-end free time unescorted within
the limits of the greater Washington. D. C. area.
5. Subject wille ntinue to be advised and guided by an
SR/DOB Case Officer ra Subject's personal life and habits.
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16. Subject will be authorized to access to transportation
other than public and/or occassional rides afforded him by his
Case Officer in an SR/DCB vehic.e.
7. Subject's safe office will be terminated and vacated at
the same time as his apartment.
8. For any further information please contact. Fred Kirkpatrick,
SR/DOB on extension 3331.
SE
PERRY E. CROOKHÁM
Acting Chief, SR/OCB.
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MEMORANDUM FOR Office of Communications.
SR/DOB/60-1990
29 June 1960
ATTENTION
រ Chief OC/TTT
SUBJECT
W/T Training for SR/LOB contract agent AEASPIC
1. It is requested that W/T aptitude assessment and subsequent
WP training be instituted at your earliest convenience for SR/DOB
contract agent AEASPIC. This training is deemed necessary in order
to round out Subject's clandestine training for operational utilization
by interested DD/P componente..
2. Subject to your concurrence, it is anticipated that W/T
training will be given Subject at a safe office located in the down-
town D.C. area, and then continued at an SF/DOB cafehouse beginning
1 August 1960. Training is to be maintained until Subject is a
qualified operational W/T communicator.
3. Transportation for the communications instructor to and from
the training sites will be provided by SR/TOB.
4. For any further information, please contact Fred Kirkpatrick,
SR/DOB, Extension 8331.
PC/gc
Distrib.: 0 & 7 - addressee
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SR/DOB
SR/DOB chrono
PLARY E. CROOKHAM
Acting Chief, SR/DOB
SECRET
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SECRET
MEMORATCH FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT:
Discontinuance of Project AEGEMINEL for 1940'
23 June 156U
“1. (n 17 June 1760, SF/pop was informed telephonically by
Quent JOHNSON, COM/H (Acting Chief SR/Div.) that 
Project 
AESENTINEL
would not be carried out this year(1760).
2. The foasibility/practicability of carrying out this project
at a later date would of course depend on the line of United 
States
policy vis-a-vis countering the Soviet throat.
3. After due consideration, 4/08 has taken steps to temirate
one of the two ABSENTINEL agents, ARRUTIER/3. Ac regards 
the other
ament, AAC, it is felt that he could be of 
definite service to
this Agency in some similar capacity. This office is 
presently 
engaged!
in finding a job for AMC.
FRED KIRKPATRICK
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7 May 1960
30 Rue Cabanis
Paris XIV.
Hurrah! At last, at last everything happens... even a letter from Fat!
How we have waited for this one because it's the only one we have 
received. 
We
Fat
heard here and there... Ajibo has a letter. Fat is in South America
wrote Atchiko... and then, nothing for us! We thought this was dirty, you know
Fat. In site of everything, we did not think for one moment 
that you could have
forgotten us How is that for confidencel well, you're alive but 
so far away
...
This morning we all enjoyed your short letter...but it should 
be a very long one
to make us pardon you for one year's silence. Do you understand
? One whole 
year
our thoughts
without knowing anything; imagining the worst and with each-
came to naught in search of Fat, the lifelong friend! You certainly have some nerve:
to sneak of Mimi who grumbles. All that has changed now. I no longer 
grumble;
I keep still. It's Colette who ripes and criticizes endlessly, and makes you
three times more irritable. It coes w without saying that she has excuses -
but so have we. For years she has not had 
any vacation and is crushed by 
worries,
is unemployed, and doesn't have a cent. Not only is it not funny, it's 
also dis-
gusting. We hoped until the last minute for your presence at Nina's 
wedding,
which was strictly Fussian... the facade at least, but also 
the reverse sight
230 people, an excellent buffet, champagne, (cruchon?) etc.... Ceorgian dances and
an atmosphere so wonderful that the solemn 2rd lieut. Monestier 
lost his feet and
There are pictures to prove
danced (dragged on by Stanko) the Georgian Dancel
These two are living the perfect
it which are in the hands of Nina and Bernard.
The Monestiers have
love, with a capital A. Bernard is charming in every way.
Victor who had promised 90,000.
given generously but we should do the same.
gave 50,000. Aunick must have loaned her father 80,000 on Esti's pay and Eernard.
loaned 50,000 to your father-in-law. With Nina gone we have lived 
on Aunick's
salary with debts more debts. (vaste?) having stated 
that didn't have a cent
Aunick
until sti, angry after 18 months without leave sent, for his wife.
departed for Algeria by plane asking her father to pay back 
the 
money loaned
Vic didn't have any money
, but the 
day
without leaving us anything to live on.
after Aunick left, he went on vacation to the Falearic Islands with Laridge and
We don't
a certain Earbaral Nelly, no possibility of vacation or anything.
even speak about it. I had to borrow from everywhere to live until Aunick
"returned. 1 months afterwards without lodging and not able 
to find (
illegible)
They came to live here in one room, and they both working, but 
Esti has to take
time off very often for examination, plans, etc... therefore Aunick 
gives us
20,000 per month. Colette made a few dresses. Nelly took her 
beauticians 
course
She
She looked for a job which she could not 
find.
and soon got her diploma.
was too young (she's 18 years old.) This is just to show you our joy of living.
and the chan in character of Colette who (illegible) for nothing 
and makes
life expensive for us. On top of everything I had an operation last 
year.
Since January, Victor has spent two weeks in the mospital and he's going for five
months to the mountains. Leaving us to pay the rent. the gas, the electricity
,
the water, and if that isn't enough, the taxes. (which he 
forgot). This is our
debt-ridden life. Whole days without heat, without light even without 
bread;
and when will this end? If Colette only found work, and Nelly too, but nothing
where we can ask for ittance,
nothing. I'm looking for those religious "nouses
but great catastrophes like Frejus and Agadir take up all the possibilities.
I can no longer work
This gives you an idea of my weakness, and I'm 60 years old.
as I used to and, as for my friends, except for (illigible) who payed for Nelly's
studies Bribri who is faithful but no longer has much money... that's all. The
worst thing is the lack of heat. This gives you a few details on the joyous
life that all give of us are leading here. As for Nina, she's out of 
all 
this.
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father.
She has an easy life and rather fashionable life. Her husband is at her feet, it
is wonderful for her. Aunick also has a wonderful husband, but with 
us there is
financial trouble. (Illegible) on life Cabinis style! Hopy 
(illigible) like 
his
he bites people whom he doesn't like. He's the 
darling of Colette
Then there is the Cat Poussy who chases the rice which infest 
the kitchen. 
Now
that you're up-to-date, (ie your life to us quickly. How long have 
you
*
But
been there, and why has it taken so long to write? Can 
you come easily?
November or December is quite distant. Don't you think that I'll leave for
the other world without seeing you. They're 
talking about the enga ement 
of Nelly
with Ramez for October. This time there is no 
reason why you should miss it.
You knowing now that we've found you again it's out of the question for us to leave
you in peace.
"You know if you can help us out don't holdback for these past two months
have been the most terrible in our life. If in June you can give 
Colette the
possibility of at least a two-week vacation. You will be doing a pious deed
. 
It
will do her good morally and physically. If you come back that 
will buck her up.
She needs it badly.
She was 5 years old yesterda Her sons-in-law Maguy and Loulou, both same,
the faithful ones. With this I have bothered you enough, for this time but I
wanted to put you in the swim again after a year.
577.
I kiss you have all the months without any news.
again.
Don't start that over
The whole family is going to write you. Even lazy Colette but
what wouldn't we do for you.
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Dear Dat (Eduardo)
,
I am asking me if Brasil is realy existing,if the
planes have find him...if the mail is invented the... are they
in the
are not wreiting to you...It is the last one.Colette had written
twice, Annick twice, I have four time, Nelly twice, Nina once, with
different name. That is extraordinary...because I hope you are
still alive. It is no necessary to talk about our life...That is
all.. I open again my letter to telling you your oncle Keresselids
is dead. Atchiko was here and said he had written 
also and had
never received an answer.
"
Mme Kwinitadze is dead and also Mr Galoblichvili, one of this
day that will be my turn...will I see you again before.?
If that letter didnot arrive, I give up.
We are kissing you all of us.
Grandma.
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Paris, March 7, 1960
Very dear Eduardo,
We were beginning to wonder if you were still on this planet or if you had
emigrated
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Since the note that you sent a few days after your departure, we haven't
had any news from you. I never received your first letter and I was even very
Loulou
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angry for Lun had told me that Ach had received news of you and that you were
in South America. As for Nathela I really don't know if she received your
letter but I am going to write her a note. As for the others I don't know
their address. Be so kind as to give it to me so that I can carry out your
ordersill Time passes with incredible swiftness and unfortunately life is so
monotonous! Apart from Nina's marriage, which was a great success and during
which we had a very good time, there's nothing very interesting. Nina and
Bernard found an apartment very near the house at Bd. Auguste Blinqui almost
at the corner of the rue de la Santé, the building which is behind the little
gas station at the end of a long alley-way. Catch onl As for Titi and Aunick
they are still at home but would like to find a place of their own.
You're exaggerating when you say Hopy the "pisser" which is completely
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wrong. You should instead say Hopy the "biter" for he bites quickly unfortunately!
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cally unfortunately!
Yesterday evening the whole family was gathered including bulu and Maguy to
(word missing)
celebrate three days alas! 45 summers! The atmosphere was very friendly; and
just this morning, a letter from you bright and early. It's an extraordinary
piece of luck that it's still in one piece as it was pouring out when I shouted
a letter from you. You can be sure of getting news from the whole family and
I thank you for loving us so sincerely! My august former husband has just
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caught double pneumonia again, he'll be laid up at least until September which
has plunged us all into (free translation) our ears in debt - a matter of money
naturally: Therefore, I'd like to tell you that your letter makes me very happy.
You should certainly be framed with the most beautiful frame that exists in this
are
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whole wide world for there is surely no two like you has far as we are concerned
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naturally. May heaven take it/to consideration toward the remission of all your
sins, amen! Ouf!!!
stopped this letter yesterday evening when Odile came to visit me to
wish me a happy anniversary with a bouquet of flowers. She stayed for dinner
as well as Maguy and all three of us went to the movies to see an old film
which was very funny "You Can't Take it with You" in which James Stewart was
still young.
.
What else is there to tell you, you know our lifa...nothing has changed.
So, I impatiently await another letter from you telling us what you are doing
with many details. It would be really nice if you could be here for the end
of the year. In the meantime I kiss you affectionately.
Coco
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Paris, 24 March
Hi Hd,
I hope that unlike myself you received my letter. Since the mailing of the
last letter a sensational event occurred in the family. A fourth daughter for
Atch, Sophie, born on March 13th. As you asked me, I sent them your address and
my congratulations.
Yesterday Loulou came by for a few minutes in the afternoon to give us some.
very bad news. His father's condition is very bad. We are afraid it is a tumor
of the lung. Unfortunately, when one says tumor, one often means cancert I hope
to God that I am mistaken. Little (eligible) the cousin of Ramaz had a fine boy
named Christophe; and that's the latest news!
The children should write you every day, but if you want to chew them out,
here is Nina's address: Mme. Monestier, 159 Bd. Auguste Elanqui, Paris 13.
Nelly has been working since last Monday in a very stylish and terribly
expensive little shop. The job of sales clerk seems to agree with her. It is a
store for expensive lingerie at the corner of rue Miromesnil and St. Honore.
I am writing you all curled up in the corner of the kitchen for we are out
of heat and today, after a few days of radiant sunshine it is raining in torrents!
What crimes must I have committed in a previous life to lead such an ugly
life!
Write us quickly and tell us what you are doing. We know nothing, since your
last letter never arrived! I am waiting impatiently for some news from you. In
the meantime, I kiss you affectionately.
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Paris, March 25, 1960
Dear "Eduardo,"
Everybody was very happy to hear from you again. You know that Mimi and
Mama have already written you as wall as, undoubtedly, Nina and Nelly. Therefore,
I'm the very last to write you but that doesn't mean that I don't think of you.
It's almost a year since you left. Time passes rather quickly in spite of
everything. Everybody must have already told you the most important news. So
much the worse if I talk nonsense.
Last August 15 I went to meet Titi in Algeria. We returned together early
in October. A whole year passed without our seeing each other, but with letters
every day, and we found each other as if we had parted the day before, or almost.
It was funny to see Titi exercising his functions as a second lieutenant with a
section under his orders. What a pleasure to find myself with him there. Now
when Bebert and company speak of military service I can join them. The life of
an officer's wife is not so bad. One is spoiled! The first month we were at
the sea shore. Since I love the heat this was just the thing for me! Titi left
every morning at 5 o'clock to join his section 25 km from the place where I was
staying and returned only at 4 o'clock in the afternoon; - the weeks passed
quickly except for the beach -- and still we could not go very far because of the
guerrillas! In short, apart from going out to lunch, I stayed, so to speak,
shuttered up in my room waiting for the return of my lord and master. I tried
to go swimming alone, but the city and the beach were full of soldiers and I gave
up quickly. You cannot imagine, I think, what it's like to eat alone as a woman
in a restaurant dining room full of soldiers. I did not dare to raise my eyes
from my plate and, to feel looked at while eating makes you become clumsy. Hardly
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any women except some middle-aged ones who give me side ways glances. There
was plenty of youth but then too they looked at me like a China doll. That's
enough for my "military service".
Titi went back to the school of fine arts, he's coming along fine. Unless
someone offers him a wonderful position he will continue at the school. It will
be very long! He also works for an architectual firm. Finally you know the
procedure having almost been in it yourself, we are looking for an apartment.
We would like to have a home of our own. Certain people don't understand idy
we want to leave la rue Cabanis since there's enough room there. First of all
there isn't that much! We have to quaap for the bath room; if Titi wants to
walk around in his shorts he can't do it (it's not that he is accustomed to doing
this sort of thing) and the people can hear everything that's going on in the
room. And then again it's very understandable that we want to have a place of
our own which we will furnish as we like and where we will live as we like. To
spend a full day in bed or to eat at one o'clock in the morning, etc.--and then,
too, there is also a little friction between Mama and me. I'd like to shake her
up. If you can do it by letter don't hesitate. She's getting bitter how can she
do otherwise. She does nothing or next to nothing and she's letting herself go.
She could be so cute if she did what's necessary to get thin, and despite her
45 summers she's still well-built. What she needs is a man to take care of her,
to take her out and pull her out of her comatose or almost comatose state. I
shake her up often but as for me I am abrupt and sometimes I say what should not
be said. I'd like to find her a part-time job, something pleasant which would
cause her to get out, take a walk, see people, etc. Evidently the house is less
gay than previously and, nevertheless, we are still here. What will it be like
when only Nelly will remain who is hardly ever here because she goes out with
Ramas. And then there's another thing; people criticise Mama because they see
her with nothing to do - I allow myself to criticise, but I refuse to hear
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others do it.
Monastier's
The Bibert Nene are almost next door to us, exactly in the building
across the street from the metro Glaciero. They found an apartmant; but, hold on
grandfather
to yourself 1,600,000 francs deposit. It's crazy. It's their great friend
who loaned them the money which they are paying back at the rate of 10,000 fræ es
per month. They have received many gifts and are completely furnished. We see
them frequently. Nelly went to a beautician school which lasted three months.
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of my friends I found her a job as a beginning sales clark while waiting, but
perhaps at the end she'll like being a sales clerk better. She's been working
since Monday. Nina is still in the same job. She's waiting impatiently for
Bernard to make enough money so she won't have to work.
Mini is still the same fortunately. As for me, I've changed professions.
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I am a model. Don't laugh. Evidently I am beginning in this career, but I hope it
will work out. One can earn a lot of money and it's a tiring business but pleasant
and feminine and a lot more interesting than the job as secretary where you rest
your behind on a chair all day. I began at the beginning of November and I worked
until the month of March. I've been unemployed since then, but I'm doing a lot
of looking around to find something. The mannequin "cabines" are formed only
toward the end of May. I must make some photo tryouts next week. Photography
brings in much more. If only it works out I'd like it very much.
What more can I write you! We see Louis and Nethela quite often. Nithela
has changed jobs and is now earning 150,000 francs a month. Not bad! Hurry up
and write us and tell us about the things you're seeing. Do you like Brazil?
Write quickly if you can. I give
My dear Eduado I am going to leave you.
you a big kiss and hope to do it for good one of these days..
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My old
17
Eduario"
Everybody was very happy for receving news from you. I know
that Grand-ms and Mother 
have already written and also Nina
and Nelly. 
Therefore I am the last one, but that don't mean
I am not 
thinking, to you.
It is Nearly one your you are gone but nevertheless the time past
very fast. Everyone must 
have already told you the principal,
does noctet if i wander.
Past 15 august, I join TITI (husband) in Algeria, and went
back 
together in the 
early days from October.One fawnole year
without seen each other but 
one letter every single day and
we met again like 
we never were separat or almost. That funny
to see TITI in him s/
lieutenant fonctions, comanding a section.
Such plaisur to see 
again.Now when those gentlemen are speak-
ing military duty I may join 
them.
Officar's wife life is not so desagreable after all.We are
pampered.The first month we were on the beach.I like warm wather
and had more as I was 
asking for. TITI was living at 5am every
morning to joining 
hin section 25 km (16. miles) from where I was
and return only at 4 
p.m.The resources were fast drained off. The
beach, and even 
we could not go very far because the fellaghasi
In short, going to eat for lunch that was all, Iwas almost in-
cbsed 
in my 
room waiting the return of my Lord and Master. I have
try, all right, to 
going swim alone, but the town, the beach was
flooded with 
solders.I had given up very fast.
I don't think you can imagined a woman alone in a restaurant
room 
eating surrounded 
with solders. The felling from every eyes
watching you make the people 
clumsy. There were very few women
which were 
looking to me not very friendly. Enough speaking from
my "military duty"
•
TITI has been return at Ecole des Beaux-Arts. If no one will
proposing him a very good job he will he is determin to follow
the school. That will 
be long. Some time he is working for some
architects.We are 
looking for an apartement, we will like to be
in our own. Few peoples 
do not undersand why are wishing to live
this place.Mother and 
me have sometime few words and we are not
always agree.I wish 
to shake her a little, and if you could do
that, with a letter do not 
be afraid.She will be so nice if she
only would 
try to be thiner.I think she need a man who can take
a care of her, remove her 
from that comatose spirit. I did shake
her several time but 
I am to abrupt and I am saying what I must
not .I would 
like to find a job for her, which will oblige her
to go out side and see 
peoples.
The house is less merry today than before, but what will be
when 
Nelly will take 
off. She already goes almost every days with
Ramaz. And 
something else too,peoples are criticizing Mother
because she is not 
doing anything.I may criticize but I forbid to
the others to criticize 
my mother.
The Monestiers are living not far from here, exactly in the
building 
who face the 
subway Glaciers. They have found an apartemer
but with 1 million six hundred 
thousand francs for the key.Crazy
is not? The grand father 
loan the money and they repay him with
-10 000 frs a month. They 
have ria receive many present for
the mariage and they 
have furniture and everything they need.
WXXX We see 
them very often.
Nelly follow an esthetiq's school but she has not found
job yet 
in that 
line, so she work as salesmaid since monday.Nina
is still working in the 
same company. She is waiting that Bernard
earn more money to quit 
the job.
Meme is always in the same shape, fortunatly. I am mannequin
now. 
Don't laugh at me. I hope 
this job will go very good.Fatiguing
job but agreable and feminin. 
Certainly much more intersting xxx
tRanXARETH than 
secretary.Have your behind one whole day is
not very funny. I must 
make some photo test next week. It is paя
possible to earn more money 
with that and I like it very much.
What can I say more.We have seen Nathela and Louis.Nathela
now earn 
150 000 frs a month
. That is not so bad.
Rush us a letter and tell us what are you doing? How like
you 
Brasil.
My old "Edouardo "I will live you now and write us if you can
I kiss you very very strongly and hope I will be able to kiss
you for good some 
of this days.
ANNICK
21-233477

14-0009
Very dear "Eduardo"
We wre starting to asking us if you were still on this planet
or on the moon.
Since your little word sended right after your departur we
were without news.I had never receive mar your first letter, and
was a little mad after you because Loulou told me that Athico had
news from you and you were in South-America.I ignore completly
if Nathela has receive your letter but I willwright to her. I
ignore also where live the others people and I will be glade if
you can give them adress.Already 10 month since you are gone. The
time past with an incredible speed. Beside Nina's mariage, which
was a very well, nothing interesting.
Nina and Bernard have found an apartement very close from
our house, Boulevard Auguste Blanqui, corner rue de la Sante, the
building which is standing behind the gas-station. You see?
TIPI and Annick are still with us but wish to find some place.
to go."
Yesterday evening the whole family was together plus Loulou
and Magy to celebret my 45 springs and just this morning a letter
from you. It was lucky your letter was still in one place when I
screamed 'a letter from you'
You can be sure to receive news from the whole family and
we thank you for your love for us.
My august husband had catched again a double-pneumonia and
that will keep him until september, therefore that plonge us in
dificulties to the neck....and you may imagine with which happyness
I have read your letter. You are certainly the only one to be like
that in our world. God bless you and za must take account for the
remission of your offences...Alleluia !
I have stop this letter yesterday evening.Cdile and Magy
were here, we had diner together and went to the movie. James Steward
was starring.
What say next, you know our life, nothing is change. I am
waiting impatiently another letter of you to tell us what are you
doing. That will be so nice if you could be here for the end of
the year .Until then I kiss you lovingly.
COCO
Dear Old
Paris 24 March
I hope you have receive my letter .Since then a sensationa
event happend .Born march 14 th, a 4th daugter for Atchico, name
Sophie.As you ask me, I have send to him your adress ...and my
congratulations.
moment
Yesterday Loulou stop by us few mins to tell us that
him father is going very bad and that can be lung cancer. We are
hoping it is not.
Little Manana, Ramaz cousin, give birth to a beautifull
baby,boy, is name is Christophe.Those are the latest news.
This is Nina's adress ;
Madame Monestier
159 Bd.Auguste Blanqui. Paris 13
Nelly is working as salesmaid since Monday in a linin-cloth shop
very expensive one corner rue Hiromesnil and St.Honore.
I am writing in the kitchen because the heating is
off and today after few suny days it is cold and rainy.
What crime have I done to live such life.
Speed us a letter and tell us what are you doing. Your first
letter had never arrived.
I am wating impatiently news from you and until then
I kiss you lovingly.
CCCO
14-00000-
Three letters from the Grand-mother
General meaning; I am geting old, the life is difficult, what
are you doing, Nina's mariage was a success.
Morality: Send money soon as possible.
Meme Grand-ma.
201-233477
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