| Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 USC 2107 Hotey;. DATE: 11-14-2017 A WEO (10s -4083)\_* ee MPC:NAR = €SD oo . Im regard to JOSEPH SHIMON, it should be noted that on April 23, 1958, SAs of, thez:Bederal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) observed (DAJANTEaA it 2912 North Stafford Street, Arlington, Virgi 2.) . __ According to Confidential Informant T-7, information was learned on February 28, 1958, that someone at the subject's residence had been in contact a November 26, 1957, with (@ phone number WE 3-5200 atC $2 ies Detroit, Michigan, where one (ERWI HINETDER} was contacted ffte _.... On April 30, 1958, SA DONALD J. MacDONALD | reviewed the Bresser's Cross Index Dire tory for Detroit, _ Michigan, which disclosed that({WE 3-5200)is subscribed to C$3 by (Charlie's Oldsmobile-Cadillac, Incorporated, Cadillac ($5) Division, 10225 Grand] Boulevard, Detroit, Michigan.(S) _ On May 12 and May 14, 1958, Miss KATHERINE TRACY, Supervisor, Merchants Credit Bureau, Detroit, Michigan, and Mr, WILLIAM RECKNAGEL, Manager of the Michigan Merchants Credit Association in Detroit, a respectively, advised that their files contained no records ol identifiable wi th (ERWIN SCHNEIDER}(.S) | a On May 26, 1958, a telephonic inquiry was made to Charlie's Oldsmobile-Cadillac, Incorporated,) in CSI Detroit SA MacDONALD. It was established that ERWIN SCHNEIDER) is employed by that corporation as a carCsJ Salesman.(x) Information was previously furnished in this investigation reflecting that on » Csleph 28, 1958, T-7 reported that on October 22, 1957, (telephone:=CH 2-817 £SJ in’New York City was contacted from he subject's residence in Washington. Leaal Denar M#Y 9.1958, Mr. EDWARD BRAUNE, Agent, . .ega epartment, New York Telephone Company, adyised SA FRANCIS X, KANE that{CH 2-817 was listed tole CS) Wf. | scx +x. 299 West 12th Street, Apartment 14J,] New York{ 3J7 : ' _paity. It was also ascertained by the New York Office that oo SCHULTZ was a-writer Jand a former: employee. of (the magazine "The Nation. \(S) | sedhiy sou June 24, 1958, T-1 advised that(LILLIE scHuLTz)JCSI possibly identical with the aboveenamed person in New York #m) -ill-. Docld: 32313353 Page 13
FReleased under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hotter. DATE: 11-14-2017 . 7 ; . ‘a Ne " we0 (105-4083) (2 City, was as of November 7, 1957, employed by the Kenmore Associates, . New York City.  T-l also advised.on March “SECR ¢ 1958, tea Q SCHULTZ was employed by the American Ji, a ‘ , mbes Committee, bserved DAJANY visit a four-family apartment dwelling at 3516 Clay Place, N. E. DAJANY was observed to take some- thing from the trunk of his car, which appeared to be food- stuffs and drink, and enter an apartment to, the right. of the entrance, ) pe oe 7 A . -On the evening of June li, 1958, SAs of the FBI 0 As On June 12, 1958, a check of the apartments at : 3516 Clay Place, N. B., disclosed that the apartment to 4 the right of the entrance is apartment 2, According to — Bf, Cs the mailbox, the apartment is occupied by CATHERINEYWRIGHT —_ and CLAREY WKINS .(/§) ce 7 On July 23, 1958, Confidential Informant. T-8 - advised that DAJANY had contacted Doctor ABDEE ALAM, who fUAb LS) is possibly identical with the SociSt-sna& abor Attache DG, of the Embassy of the UAR. According to the informant, <—_ DAJANY had received a lé@tter from a friend who had asked some questions, and DAJANY asked for-ALAM's assistance. DAJANY indicated he would make an attempt to see ALAM at the latter's home on the -same evening, but it was oo later decided that ALAM would come to see DAJANY at the — latter's residence, . DAJANY desired that ALAM stay for a while @) aoveest ss On August 7, 1958, T-8 advised that Doctor ALAM contacted: DAJANY to report he had not been able to find anyone who knows "the man." According to ALAM, | the man is apparently a naturalized American citizen and not an Egyptian. The man is said to work at the a Afghanistan Embassy, but DAJANY does not know. how long 4) . _. According to T-8, the above contact possibly soe. concerned damage or loss of DAJANY's car through fire when another person lit. a cigarette, and DAJANY's teeth have been damaged as a result. ALAM, in discussing buying and selling of furniture, indicated he did not want to buy too much furniture since there was always a chance that the situation in the Middle East will get . a \ 74 worse, and he may have to return to Cairo under emergency a conditions, GS I . Docld: 32313353 Page 14
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 WSC 3107 DATE: 11-14-2017 file hed re 2 swv0 fos- 09 OT , MPC : “On July 9, -1458, Confidential Informiant T-9 reported that, Mr. and Mrs. DAJANY had received an airmail letter from one O. ne: 2544 Lucerne Avenue, Sunset Island, Number 2, Miami Beach,. Florida, which was postmarked July 8, 1958. (s) —— On July 25, 1958, T-9 reported: DAJANY had received a large flat envelope airmail with the return address Apa tment 10- Dy. 788 Riverside Drive; New York City, New York. es) : On ‘July 4, ‘19058, SAs of ‘the FBI observed DAJANY_ as he entered the Windsor Park Hotel, 2300 C inecticut Avenue, N, W., at 10:20 a.m. ‘Miss BARBAR ‘WADSWORTH advised, DG a Special Agent on July 4, 1958, that DAJ had inquired anes as to the room:=number of» MAHMOUD ROUSAN, Minister at the ' Jordan Embassy, d had gone up on the elevator presumably to visit ROUSAN, . DAJANY remained at the Windsor Park Hotel for approximately one hour.(/S)., % Docld: 32313353 Page 15
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 sc 2107 Hote). DATE: 11+14-27017T ® ; es _ VA 7 _WFO wt -l 0838) On June 10, 1958, Confidential Informant T-10 - furnished the following information concerning the subject. (u) i . He advised that subject and his wife, ELIZABETH. A filed a joint income tax return for the years 1956 (957, with both the District of Columbia and the Federal . Government. In the 1957 return they listed as income, = =~ ~™ - $3927.64 from the International Cooperation onsieey™ = Washington, D. C., and the following deductions: . Contributions to the Foundry Methodist Church, "1500 16th Street, Washington, D. co. - $ ho: a Miscellaneous charities - $31. J . Interest paid to the Riggs National Bank, : _ Washington, D. GC. = $39.0. _.. Household: Finance Corporation, 791LL Georgia Avenue, ‘) _Silver. Spring, Maryland - $87.39. | _ Bank-Fund, Credit Union, 1818 H Street, N. Wes _ | . Washington, D.. C. = $121.51. mo bo ie Hecht Company, Washington, D. C = $4.20. Qe . In the 1956 returns they listed income from the ” International Cooperation Administration as $3097. Ye, and . the following: deductions:/¢) _ Contributions to the Foundry. Methodist Church - - gh. Miscellaneous charities - $17.2 Interest paid to the Riggs National Bank, "Washington, Ds C. = $21.23 . Household Finance Corporation, 7914 Georgia Avenue, Ol _ Silver Spring, Maryland - $119.73. Eastern Acceptance Corporation, Constitution Avenue, « UN. W., Washington, D. CG. - $167- -39. . Ae. ‘Bank-Fund, Credit Union - $2. 256 The informant advised that for the years 1953, 195k, and 1955, the subject's wife filed a separate income tax return in the belief that since the subject's income - at the International Bank for Reconstruction and Devel pment was not taxable they could not file a joint return. (6 | Docld:32313353 Page 16
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 15 2107 Hotery. DATE: 11- 14- 2017 ; 7 Cnre wofos-ioe3 JS) | SECRET ‘They: later filed atiended joint returns for those years iy. and requested adjustments which were allowed. (3) . In the 1955 return they reflected an income of $3520.23 from the International Cooperation Administration and: ‘the! 195, income of $3171.52 from the Foreign Operations Administration, Washington, D. C. No deductions were claimed ‘ ‘during those years and informant could furnish . 3 no. additional information concerning the 1953 income oe tax return, (6) a . dInformant.was able to ascertain that subject's “salary. at the Internateenal Bank for Reconstruction and _. Development was increaséd from #5900 to #6500 per year, . , Sffective January 1, 1958 /S) Lo. "He was also. able to ascertain that the subject “ “purchased his automobile, a 1955 Oldsmobile Convertible, a» L£rom Colonial Oldsmobile Company, Washington, D. Ce, on OR. March 11,. 1957, for $2180. (S) wit be ey ‘Informant advised that the subject maintains ae account in the Bank-Fund, Credit Union, 1818 H Street, Ne Wes: Washington, D. C. He said he believed the subject ...opened that account in 1953 and has never deposited more .. than the original $5 deposit though he has obtained several -,, loans. from that Credit Union. “(S) nie . Informant said subject had in his possession . on. June. 10, 1958, a letter dated October 17, 1956, “from van . MXXSHOAIB, 1818 H Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. This = °° 6r indicated that subject, who Was then in Beirut, “e ' . Lebanon, had given a letter of introduction to a Mr. a and sent a-carbon copy tp SHOAIB. In his LALA — ter SHOAIB assured subject that would do his best pst p, . - to help BULOS when BULOS contacted him. Informant could=niot == further identity BULOS or SHOAIB. (6) = 15+ SEGKEL Ko Docld: 32313353 Page i?
“Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 usc 2107 Hotes. DATE: 11- 14- 2017 OQ “ e — -wro (105-4083 (>) ee a On May 22, 1957, the records of the Credit Burea Incorporated, Washington, D. C., indicated that MO MSHOAIB_§ was then an Executive Director at the International Bank, Washington, D. C., and was previously associated with the Treasury Department in the Government of Pakistan. GS) : “gubject accordin to informant also had in his: possession on June 10, 1958, a letter from Mrs. F. P. ~: JOJEWODSKI, Acquisition Section, Library United Nations, ae MY ho ew-YORE City, New York, dated February 17, 1958. In this — “letter Mrs. WOJEWODSKI requested subject's aid in obtaining for that Library, a copy of his thesis " The World Bank «and the International Finance Corporation". The informant . ahd 3 not know DAJANY's reply to this letter. ‘S) “Informant said subject. also had in his possession a that. date, @ carbon copy of the followi letter ‘gent | | | by him’ = GNU), 2 and dated Rebruary 1 9 71S) me - | "Omar Dajany - EDS 2514 K St. New. Washington, D.C. “2 \. February 11th; 1987 G)- ome Hamad 36. , Ll "In a recent communication from you to Mr. Mohamed . | 7 “ Shoaib, you repeated officially a statement, previously , ae '. expressed verbally by you, during your visit to Washington, De. Ces to the. effect that the taff of the World Bank did : < NOt - include: a Jordan citizen. (>: ony would not have taken the liberty of commenting -on.what you said or wrote, except for the fact that, when F J | . informed by Mr. Shoaib in Washington that I work for the » World Bank you replied, qu “We. .in Jordan do not: consider. . a” Omar ‘Dajany. a, Jordanian." cs goebl tleph ee > — . ‘wPurthermore, while. you were in Washington, I wou was “in: Jordan myself spending my home-leave in Amman and - “k, Jerusalem.. I. was very sorry to learn from various sources, -. Of .a few. unfavoreble remarks you made about me. I was © particularly sorry because your statements, though ‘eerie (2) | DoclTd: 32313353 Page 16
NTE: under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 USC 27107 Hote). DATE 11- “14-2017. ‘ and unbecoming of a high official of your caliber; reflect, nevertheless, a personal sentiment of. animosity on your pert which surprised me very much. (5 ) "If I remember correctly, you and I were friends ‘at one time. ._ IT had- esteemed you and your. capabilities and - “ON have with me a letter from you, written to me soon after _ the death of your father, in which you expressed a reciprocation _ of this feeling of esteem. In 1951 I was appointed to. our. Embassy in Washington and I departed to the United States. There was no further contact between us until a certain . episode. in 1953. (S) ve i "y doubt if until today you are aware of how . inuch harm you have caused me when I was with the Embassy. ~L do not claim you did so intentionally. In all probability you did not but I have, nevertheless, paid very” - dearly for something I have not done. My Superior at that po BRMe Dr. Haikal, knew that I was completely ; -dnnocent and a victim of false and untrue allegations. The Government as well ‘investigated the whole falacy and _ aequitted me completely. Inspite of this I did not escape .. the unfortunate effects of. Such | ill and unfounded accusations. (S) ae Te took a “long. long time for me to heal from the , effects, of those hastily made and irresponsible allegations . _ Ofcourse, | deep down I was always and still am very proud . . of everything I’ did because I-had done nothing wrong,in, erry ‘or outside my duties. My past and record in .mationalism and in the love of my Country are known to “all _ those who knew me and I doubt now very much aif: you really ever knew me. (6 4 —— _ “I-had not approached ‘you ‘on the subject then ecause: I felt. you too were doing your duty, and as long as the Government acquitted me, and as long as I had a clear conscience, I had nothing to reproach you about. Ir honestly aid not suspect for a moment that there was any. Personal motivation on your part tnvorved (6) Docld: 32313353 Page 19
‘Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hotes. DATE: 11~14-2017 | it go. © ofticially to'Mr. Shoaib that the Bank staff does not wro fioi-4083)(5) - | URED 7 "When I came to Jordan however, and learnt of ‘all the things you had said I could not approach you because you cia away. I did complain to H. E..Sulé MAebuedt and to SalahxQoukan about your attitudéy They both “suggested that I let by-gones be by-gones and they promised to talk to you . upon your return and request you to stop your unprovoked and uncalled for attitude. Upon my return to Washington Ir wae. &S* of what you had said here and again I decided to let “However, when you go to the extent of writing ““dnelude a Jordan citizen I feel I should rectify your ... Statement which can only imply that I am not a Jordan _. edtizen. As an Under Secretary, I am confident you will Want your statements to be correct and to this end wish to inform you :that I am, have been, and always will be a ph Jordan citizen; very proud of my country, my religion and _ my. nationality. There are still certain things on earth | _, that: no one can take from an individual, and those feelings Hamad, I assure you, no one¢can ‘take from me. My Jordan 7 passport is a valid genuine’ ‘passport. I was born in . .. Jerusalem and am the proud member of the largest family in .Jordan. To imply or claim that I am not a Jordan  eitizen - is therefore not correct. It is simply a matter of fact that I ama Jordanian and a matter of record that: I have been a) ‘staff member in the ‘Bank since the 25th day | of November 1953. It might interest you further to know | that Iwas the: very first Arab ever to become a regular- 7 » SEBEL. member in the Bank. i you that appointment: in the Bank is neither dependant | "Perhaps | it would also help if I-also informed © _. nor condit sional upon: the sponsorship of member governments. In faetgome.eof the staff are stateless and others are- nationals of non-member States. Inspite of the above, and although not a. requirement, I am happy to inform you - that. I did, at the time of my appointment, obtain the « + APPROVAL of the Jordan Government . a - . - 7 a se . —SEGREL Docld: 32313353 Page 270
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records CoLlection Act of 1992 (aa use 2107 Hote;. DATE: 11-14- 2017 win the light of the above, perhaps you will see now . ' where and how you have done me wrong. I am not pleading with you to stop saying whatever.you wish. That is your prerogative except when it comes to twisting facts and hurting other people. I’sincerely hope that you will investigate everything I told you, and will in the future vérify matters before committing - ‘ yourself officially.( C¥) ‘yu . "TI wish to close by assuring you that I bear no : grudge or ill feeling whatsoever toward you. I am glad I had .. the chance to clarify things and only hope that you will” _ find it in your heart to understand and see them. (Q(u) (with sincere best wishes, \@(U/ - * Omar Dajany. * 4) “The informant was unable to further identify Cams’ | Informant stated subject also had in his ~ possession. at that time a rough map drawn on a serap of | . paper showing directions to(2008 Bradford Drive, Annandale, C $3 Virginia, and also noted thé¥Feon the te -phone number... (o 6-3809.\(S) a ' . The Washington Address Telephone Dire Vaan . dated March.11, 1958, indicates that GICHARD Tes TTON eas , resides at. 2008 Bradford Drive Annan Sle, abinginiannand phone number (cL 6= = 38095 era “Informant said the. ‘subject also had in his: possession on June 10, 1958, a scrap of paper bearing a ;,GPrecery list, other instructions, and a list of what appeared vuut®,.b@ last names which informant believed .to be the identities ef persons to be invited to a party, Included > in. this. list of names'was "SHIMONS 2", ) * -~ 19 - ' Docld: 32313353 Page 271
| Released under‘the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 WSc 3107 Hoftey. DATE: 11-14-7017 . . . et . " A (~ ed WFO ro {Los -,08 we) . ae RET It is also no that on April 23, 1958, SAs of the FBI observed/DAJA o visit\the residence at 2912 North Stafford Street, Arlington, Virginia, which is..the.._ residence of Captain JOSEPH - _W ASHIMON Metropolitan Police \ Department, Washington, Ds noe ¢ q Informant said sub ject. also had,in hig possess Sh on Fone 10,\1958, a photograph of (LIND NELLJand her CS IeA bow: “? daughter (GOLA, putcerenbed ("0 Omar ) with affectionate C $3 uy  Sreetings from Gola) and (Lin ats He said subject also recgiveaC $3 ia, a Chappy rinse and (Lf from Los Angeles, California, ¢ > from'tinda jand(Leta" dated January 11) 1958. InformantC ee \ al. did not know whal association there was between Ae doct sf -and(hrnDa Daniatl Jor how they became acquainted. (= - 20 - . " SEK Docld: 32313353 Page 22