{ é u 4 ( ( (NW 55072 fe.] a, 7. Stipulation re payments made to witnesse 3G Da Co de 8, Receipt of unemployment compensation ae Doold: 325895259 Page i352 Unit. Interdivisional correspondence should be addressed to the . \ SECTION 107, INFORMARTS #UN CONFID: yan SOURCES 107N When an informant or former informant is initially considered as a potentiel witness ina Bureau care, determine whether he paid Federal and state taxes on the income he received from the Bureau for his services, Tf such tanes have not been paid, obtain all pertinent details and promptly submit recormendations for handling : the situation, In trials in which informants, fermer informants, or other persons who were paid sums of money are pres pec’ tive witnesses, the Bureau must furnish the Department a set of,photostats of the original receipts signed by the prospective witnesses. Phe original, receipts and a set of photostats will be transmitted to the field office in whose territory the trial will take place. The office handling prosecution must determine from the Government attorney which individuals are to be used as witnesses. Thereafter the office should furnish and/or cause other appropriate offices to furnish to the Bureau the follow— ang information: , 1 The correct, full name 2 All aliases, code names, and symbol numbers 3 The first date of contact by your office 4 Tf first contact was prior to September, 1944, the names of all SAs, SACs, and ASACs who contacted and may have made payments (5) <A tabulation of all payments, broken down as to the amount appli- cable to services and the amount applicable to expenses, Although tabulations are not furnished to the Department, those prepared by your office will be réconciled with Bureau records. (6}y A listing of any advances, refunds, and outstanding balances of advances 7 The date of last contact by your office 8 Whether the individual has been contacted by any other office Each individual and each item of information must be accounted for. If no contact was made with a particular individual, the Bureau must be so advised, Where, an informant has previously been used and a tabulation of pay ments was prepared, information for items (5) through (8) need dé given only from the date of the last trial from which the individual was used, The above information should be submitted separate and apart from correspondence setting forth derogatory information, and should be addressed to the attention of the Administrative Division, Voucher. Bureau with copies designated for the interested offices, At times security informants and/or sources temporarily lose their jobs with private industry due to strikes, economic conditions, or similar circumstances, As a result they become eligible for unemployment compensation, Where unemployment regulations require listing of all sources of income as a prerequisite for obtaining unemployment compensation and security informants and/or sources who at the time » < are being paid by the Bureau for services rendered fail to comply, fet tthe situation is potentially embarrassing, The Bureau cannot be placed in the position of condoning a violation of the state law on- the part of any informant or source, Hach field office must determine from state unemployment compensation officials effect of unemployment . — compensation laws on paid informants and/or sources, Depending on local requirements, informants “and sources must be alerted.accordingly. ° (21 a 9-18-64 ,
~ LO7N - 0 SECTION 107. oo INFORMARNRES AND an SOURCES | MW 55072 b. Whenever a paid informant and/or source becomes unemployed or has knowledge of impending unemployment, discuss all facts with him and submit observations and recommendations to Bureau, Unless advised to the contrary by the Bureau, follow recommended action. Hach office must assume the responsibility of guarding against informant's accepting a Bureau payment that would conflict with unemployment compensation laws, At the same time, weigh seriously the possible reed for au informant to apply and accept unemployment compensation to vroteot his security. Fellow members of the pertinent subversive ovganization may be aware of his unemployment status and would expect him to apply. Where a state requires notification of Bureau payments to informants that would necessitate disolosure of their identity, then Buresu payments should be discontinued during the period they receive unemployment compensation benefits Handling money and property received by Gouble “agents a. Double agents must turn over to the Bureau any money or property received from their principals in connection with the double agent intelligence operatio:. This should be made clear to the double agent at + the inception ‘?% the operation (consider obtaining a signed statement to this eff °.), Exceptions te this rule must be speoifi~ cally approved by the tiureau, Entirely -aparate arrangements must be made for payments to double agents fox services rendered to the Bureau, bd, Any money or property received by a double agent from his principal re>cesents possible future evidence and the double egent should execute a statement describing the money received by type of currency, denomination, series of issue, and serial number and appropriately describing any other property received, This statement should be signed by the double agent‘s code name, . ce. Money or property received from double agents should be retained as evidence in accordance with section 3, part II, Manual of Rules and Regulations, . ad. Bureau Agents receiving such money or property from double agents should make independent records for retention for purposes of refresh~ | ing recollection in the event testimony is later necessary, SEMIANNUAL LETTER A semiannual letter should be submitted to the Bureau by each office as follows: - 1. Docld: 32989529 Page i353 — 5-18-62 i ent List the symbol numbers of all security informants and confidential sources being paid under Bureau authority (not SAC authority) for services .or expenses, If the confidential source has no symbol number, list his name, - ° Also list the symbol numbe-. sf all security informants not paid under Bureau authority. Set forth any comments cor:..ning the preiont «tatus cf the informant coveraye of the office, to,.ther with informat:on concerning what actions are being taken to improve the security inform.:t coverage. As a separate section of the semiannual letter, list under "Headquarters City" and each resident agency all subversive organizations broken down into each division and unit thereof, such as clubs, committees, and chapters, : : . . + Under each unit the approximate membership, together with the symbol numbers and posittcns of security informants affording coverage, should be set out. Wh: no informant coverage exists or where coverats provided by inf. .-nts or sources who are not members, such fao*cr :.ould be shown relati:.. *o each unit, . Semiannual letters may include any additional pertinent information re informant coverage that may be heipful in over-all evaluation, such as informants in other divisions who are occasionally utilized and highly placed informants who furnish area-wide, national, or international information, 22° ‘ “ SERN rer ete. POE Pema nt Sean SITCOM FEY DE EPH OEIC 8 ATELY HIRED UN TALLER Wm ROIrNeT IY RELY TIES © Yi £9 AF PSCEAEN ES WE AY Terie, inenmerien ve wewanty ery Art fetta wih dry oh pre remtt nerrmrew nt es renters ts Saute re nites
ao ’ Office Albany Albuquerque Anchorage Atlanta Baltimore Birming> am Boston Buffale Butte Charlotte Chica ge Cincinnati Cleveland { oO {Columbia Dallas Denver Detroit El Paso Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Jackson Jacksonville Kansas City Knoxville Las Vegas Little Rock Les Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis Mobile Newark New Haven "New Orleans New York Norfolk Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh ° Portland Richmond St. Louis. Salt Lake City San Antonio San Diego San Francisco * *. San Juan Savannah Seattle Springfield cs red letters should be submitted. of semiannual letters on criminal informants. mye SECTION 107 ) SECURITY INFORMANTS AND CONFI [TIAL SOURCHS Je 5. Listed below Qu: of the Bureau offices and @ dates semiannual This list is also applicable to the submission Dates January 15 and July 15 i] te . ny it » ; " January 31 and July 31 % 7 ” uw n Tie . " February 15 and August 15 wv . n v 7 en tt i] February 28 and August 31. tt tt . March 15 and September 15 Ww i u March 31 and September 30 tt it . fi it it it tt . tt April 15 and October 15 wv itd ff : . 7 tt it ‘ April 30 and October 31 it £3 3 tt . - ty . tt 7 ~ it . . - May 15 and November .15 . tt v . it . —t tt % tt . tt May 31 and November 30 , n at tt . tt vw . . t A it June 15 and December 15° 7 . tt tt . wv Ct ~“ fh. * vw June 30 and December 31 . - | Jf n " # Rn n " n a R rug S5072 Doold:i 32989529 Page 1354.
¥ 1072 ~ @ SECTION 107, Qo INFORMANTS AND conrzy a. SOURCES P, . Q. Nw 55072 ~ SIGNING OF LOYALTY OATHS, AFFIDAVITS, AND STATEMENTS i. 2. .In no instance should, you permit an informant to sign a loyalty oath Every effort should be made to guide security informants away from Situations requiring them to sign or fill out loyalty oaths or forms, Informants should be cautioned to keep the contacting Agent fully ‘advised of any situation wherein they might be required to sign such a form, Advise Bureau promptly of all such situations which cannot be avoided. The ivreau will consider as a last resort advising another agency of the i.formant's relationship with the Bureau, together with pertinent facts concerning the informant's activity; however, such situations must be kept to a minimum in view of the obvious dangers to the informant. Each such situation must be carefully considered and Bureau is to be . 7 advised: as promptly as possible, together with an appropriate recom— mendation for proposed action. SNe” in the negative. pIscourNueD INFORMANTS 1. 2. Docld: 32989529 Page 1355 24 When the services of an informant are discontinued, mark the name card "cancelled." Destroy the symbol card. Never destroy the name card. Refile the name card in numerical order by symbol number in the symbol number index, Jf a discontinued informant or : discontinucd potential security informant or confidential source to - 1 a symbol number was once assigned later is reactivated, remove hi. .ame card from the symbol number index, mark it reactivated with sppropriate date, note thereon type of information he will now be furnishing, and refile it alphabetically in the name card section of the index. . When a potential security informant or confidential source is discon- tinued and a permanent symbol has not been assigned, destroy the alpha- betical index card. Advise the Bureaulof the date]when a potential informant or informant is eiscontinued and the reason therefor. “vise the Bureau as to whether or not’the informant is willing to testify ~. Open court or before administrative hearing boards, The identity of Z2ilL cases of security of Government employees type in which the informant has furnished information must be ascertained and the Burcau advised in compliance with section 69F, volume III, of this manual. : Review the informant's file to determine if any copies or summaries of correspondence between the Bureau and the field relating to the Bepart— ment's interest in using the informant for testifying when he becomes available as a witness are contained therein. In those casesin which it is evident the Department has indicated a desire to consider the inform— ant further when he becomes available, advise the Bureau in each such substantive case, except in those cases in which it is obvious the statute ef limitetions has run or the case has becn adjudicated. This exception does not apply to security of Government employees cases. When all above action is completed, advise the Bureau. A statement shall also be made to the effect that the measures to con- trol informants, set out in 8 below, have been considered and recommenda— tious shall be made when it appears that such are warranted. When the services of an informant are discontinued, maintain close con- tact with him so that the informant will look to the Bureau for advice and, counsel prior to taking any action which would be against the Bureauts best interests. When an informant is discontinued, JUJetermine whether - he has plans for writing a book, magazine or newspaper article, or other- wise publiciging his activity. If so, he should be impressed with the desirability of coming to the Bureau for assistance and guidance rather than making other arrangements. IP an informant insists on engaging in ue + es A 19 tA |
9. 10, li. 12. 13... 14, 15. MW 55072 Doocld: 32989529 Page -1356 1-16-61 E \ oo, wey ] SECTION 107, r i INFORMANTS AND an | SOURCES 1070 such activities, the Bureau will consider placing him in contact with a reliable publisher, but it must be made clear to the inform— ant that the Bureau will not sponsor or endorse any book or publi~ | cation which he elects to write, ALL payments to discontinued security informants and confidential sources must be made on a strict c.0o.d. basis, Obtain Bureau author ity before making any such payments, In requesting Bureau authority for payments of this type, submit complete details as to the infor- mation furnished by the discontinued informant or source in the past and what is to pe expected of the informant or source in the future, Once 2n informant is exposed in any manner whatsoever he is no longer to be carried as a concealed source”’in reports or memoranda, His true name is to be set forth, together with descriptive data, ° When an office receives information concerning,or obtains information _from, an ¢x—informant, copies of memoranda prepared must be furnished “to the office which orig ginally handled the informant so that the file of the ex-informant will be as complete as possible, When an informant has been discontinued for Gause, such as unreliabil- /ity, he should not ‘be contacted in the future for information, If such an individual furnishes information it should be accepted, but in setting out the information in reports or communications use the individualts true name, together with an appropriate description of his reliability. . Remove flash notice ‘per section F, “64 Repeated use of the same discontinued informant as a witness at security trials and hearings should be avoided, Make-an all-out effort to develop witnesses who can furnish the same testimony as that expected of previously used witnesses, Advise Bureau of any indication by Government attorneys that an informant-witness who has previously testified will be called upon for testimony at a subsequent trial or hearing and furnish your comments concerning possibility of supplanting the testimony of individual - involved. Submit communication under appropriate case character. Every effort should be made to prevent a discontinued informant from becoming involved in situations which may prove embarrassing to informant or tke Government, Immediately after he testifies for the first time, a serious talk should be had with informant by the SAC in the presence of , “i the zgent who handled the informant, This interview should be conducted in the field office and informant told that: &@o He will no longer be operated by the Bureau be Since he is a public figure, he will probably be contacted by representatives of the press, radio, and television for interviews and appearances SC. He may be sought as a witness by congressional “committees, by the . Immigration < and Naturalization Service, and by state authorities a. (Firmly stress.) In connection with such interviews and.appearances, informant must continue to be factual and truthful and mus not build up or embellish the statemeats, for if he does so he will wind up in serious trouble. Advise Bureau results of such interview and comment on its possible effectiveness. { Be alert to the possibilities of former informant being contacted by | representatives of publicity media and as a witness by congressional i committees, INS, and state authorities, It will be the SAC's respon- l sibility to know when a former informant is scheduled or is likely to i appear at a hearing or make a public appearance of any kind. Prior i thereto in each instance, former informant must be contacted and instruc~ | tions above set forth reiterated by Agent who handled the informant. Emphasize to former informant that he must stick to the truth and make H certain he can back up what he says, and if there is any deviation he 25
1072 ~ S_ PO Rt Om MW 55072 {16. . a SECTION 107. oe" INFORMANTS AND CONFIDE SOURCES ‘will be subjected to harassment, criticism, possible libel, slander, or other criminal actions, If he inquires as to whether he should appear or testify or otherwise cooperate with any public or private individual or agency, advise him he must make that decision humself, but if he has appeared as a Government witness in a case which has not been finally adjudicated and decides in the affirmative, he should contact the USA for instructions. Advise Bureau of any such situations and the results of any interviews conducted, Whenever contacting Agent feels a discontinued informant could cause embarrassment to the Bureau, arrangements should be made to have the former informant come to the field office where he will be personally met by the SAC, At that time, he should be impressed with the fact that his services were appreciated and were of considerable assistance to the security of the country and remind him that he signed an agreement when he was active as an informant to maintain his relation with the Bureau on a confidential basis. The SAC should stress the necessity for the informant to maintain this confidence,] . . — FURNISHING OF INFORMANTS TO IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE (INS) 1. 4, 3. 6. 1. 2. BDoeld: 32969529 Page 1357 INS conducts investigations of alien communists as required under the Immigration Act of 10-16-18, as amended. INS, in order to enforce this statute, must obtain evidence to prove that certain aliens, due to their membership in certain groups, are undesirable and deportable or subject to denaturalization.: , . - - . ° Cooperate fully with INS in these cases and make efforts consistent - with your own cases and interests to make available information and witnesses where possible, In this regard, if contacted by INS inquiring for informants and you have a discontinued informant or one who would be of assistance to INS and whose loss would not affect your work, furnish his identity to the Bureau, together with your recommendation. The Bureau will then review all of the facts concerning such informant and advise as to whether or not his identity may be disclosed to INS. Exercise care in recommending informants for disclosure to INS so that you will not find yourself without proper coverage. Before any informant is turned over to INS, obtain informantts permission, “CORRECTIVE ACTION ON FALSE INFORMATION When it is determined thet an informant or ex-informant furnished false information while an informant, advise Bureau by airmail of complete facts. Set forth your suggestion relative to wording to be used in describing the informant in future, such as: ‘tinformant of known unreliability" or “informant who has furnished both reliable and unreliable information in the past," ‘ Bureau will advise which designation to use, Then proceed with a review of all data furnished by the individual and label information from him accordingly. All communications containing information from the informant which have- been disseminated to Bureau, other Bureau offices, and to outside agencies must be corrected, Identify the cases individually by title and character, together with dates of communications containing the information, If information was used in reports, corrective letters should be crystal clear and refer to the specific report, page number, and change to be made. ‘Amended pages should not be prepared unless so instructed by the Bureau in accordance with part EI, section 4, of the Manual of Rules and Regulations; corrective action should be called to the attention of other Burcan offices, outside agencies, and Bureau by letter, - 26 1-16-61 Seem” Mae! PORSCHE HATE ASE TITEL OPE OE NE BOM S a ROLLY EPI PS LEAT UAL FAI OTRO TNPL EFT PVR MODINE E07 RULE AET IVE 0 BA DET I CM FED ONS BE CAPE ITECTE DEAD STONE PEI SELES BA LEY OT ORCI AT ROTI MERC
li. 12. 14, Nw 55072 10, 13. L SETTION 107, ou INFORMANTS AND CONFID Ey SOURCES . L075 + Instruct each interested Bureau office which hus made further dis- semination of such information to follow the instructions set forth above. A’ so set up a cor trol file regarding this corrective action, and upon eapletion of same submit to the Bureau a final letter under the in- formant's caption identifying each case by title, character, Bureau file, where known, and date of communication, This letter will be used to check ell pertinent Bureau files to see that necessary corrective action has been taken in each instance, - Tf necessery, other fheld offices which have received information from the informant should also be request7d to submit summary letters show- ing what corrections have been made. it is imperative that all information from the informant be correctly labeled and great care must be taken to see that this is done. Occasionally, en ex—informant through his speech, writings, or actions raises a doubt as to his reliability subsequent to the time he wes an informant, It is not necessary to go back and change the evaluation of | the information attributed to that individual in the absence of a definite indication that the informant furnished unreliable information to the Bureau while he was an informant. Dissemination of information from sources of questionable reliabili and known unreliability should be made in accordance with part II, section 5, of the Manual of Rules and Regulations. CLASSIFICATION ~- 134 . CONFIDENTIAL SOURCES 1. 2. Definition : See page 3 of this section, Assignment of symbols a. A symbol number may be assigned if an unusual security problem exists, or if typing would be saved. b. Advise Bureau by letter giving name, address, business affiliation, symbol number, reason for assigning a symbol number, and a brief statement concerning type of information furnished, ec. The abbreviation "CS" may be used in intra-Bureau communications for confidential sources;[e.g., "Richard Roe, CS."J Communications relating to espionage and foreign nationality matters should in addition have a character indicating the country involved; e.g., IS ~ R for Russia. ad. When @ permanent symbol has been assigned to a confidential source, the abbreviation "CS" is to appear before the symbol number; e.g., CS NY-000-S é. Numbers assigned to confidential sources are to be taken from the series of numbers used for your security, racial, and criminal informants, Index a. Index cards on form FD-348 like those prepared for informants must be made up and filed as an adjunct to the’ criminal informant index, racial informant index, or the security informant index, depending on the type of information furnished. b. The symbol index is handled similarly to the symbol index on inform ants. c. Duplicate confidential source cards may be maintained with the - criminal informant index, racial informant index, and the security informant index if the source furnishes information of value in these types of investigations. Files . When active investigation is initiated relative to an individua has potential as a security confidential source, a 134 classifi file should be cpened and maintained in a pending status until to develop the individual are discontinu on confidential sources in criminal matt that for handling criminal informant fil SAC, a. files may be opene rs in & manner identical with @ 2 es in the discretion of the bo 27 BDoeld: 32989529 Page 1356 ‘Jel 464 U
1° L07U SECTION 107. e SCURITY INFORMANTS AND cue SOURCES 5. Utilization a. If confidential source is to be used for assistance in security investigetions, secure Bureau approval, and background dat: must be furnished to the Bureau of the same type which is required for potential security informants. b. Except in espionage and foreign nationality matters in. which the frequency of contact is dependent upon circumstances of the individnal case, confidential sources on whom pending files are maintained should also be contacted at least once every two weeks in the sams manner as security informants, ec. Records of contacts with confidential sources who have pending files . may be posted, a. Contacts with confidential sources should only be made by the Agent : or Agents specifically designated for that purpose. e. The letter to the Bureau requesting authority to use a subleot . as 2 confidential source is to set out clearly the following informa— tion: . . (1) Background information, including date and place of birth, citizenship status, residence, employment, credit and arrest record, and service record, if any (2) Details of the expected cooperation of captioned individual as a confidential source, together with the results of any interviews conducted with him (3) A statement to the effect subject is being considered a con- fidential source and that he will. be advised he is not a Bureau employee and of the confidential nature of his relation~ ship with the Bureau. In addition, a statement should be made that you will be alert to be certain subject is not a plant, and if he is connected with a labor union he will be advised of Bureau policy on labor matters, ft. One of the required copies of the letter requesting authority to use a subject as a confidential source should consiSt only of the first page of the letter. If the request is approved at the Bureau, a . stamped notation will be placed on the single—page copy and it will be returned to the field indicating that authority is granted %to~ eonsider subject as a confidential source, Letters requesting such authority are not to be transmitted to the Bureau until subjeet is sufficiently cooperative and all necessary background information obtained, 6. Security confidential sources —- certification of stability and payments a2. Every four months a letter of justification should be submitted to - , 7 the Bureau requesting continuation of payments to seourity confidential : - sources. See lLO7N, 3b, for form of letter. ; on b. If the security source is not being paid on Bureau authorization and i is being used regularly, the Agent handling the source must dictate a memorandum to the SAC for the file containing the same certification as to stability and reliability as required by payment letters. ” ™, 7. Gifts : Gifts should not be given %o sources since such actions might be . may misconstrued. . . - - BO OT Le 8. Discontinuance : -¢ . aot Advise Bureau[of the date]when Gonfidgential source is discontinued, and . the reasons therefor. 28 Nw S5072 Docld: 329895235 Page 1359 4A~13-64
A. Definitions errr rere ee eer eee ee ee ere er eee eee ee ee 1. 2. 3. 4 te B. Souroes of Potential Sscurity Informants wiscscccsecscavecceresucses C. Investigation of Poten D. Interviews and Development of Potential Security Informants ........ E. Bureau Policy eee creer rere er erect e rere reese entre ee nesenseseee” i. 2. 3. 4. F. Indoctrination, Direction, and Gontrol of Security Informants ...... bKWNH 5, 7. 8. 9, 10, ll. 12. 13. > a) SECTION 107. Qu INFORMANTS AND conrIDEN gy SOURCES 107 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Security informant Peewee rarer eroeseeHeceeHeeaeerreHeorUsesHHereEeE Potential security informant co ereeeoeeneresreoereeeneseeerseaeseeeans Double agent COCR TOTO ORE DEH CEH EERO CEE TORE HERES HENE EEE ESO Oe Confidential SOUTCE Levees rsccccrcnscccsereserrecseseeseseseses a4 tial Security Informants secccccccoriccevvcace Development of military personnel ceasesecceccccrrsevesesevessns Contasts by designated Agents Coecenoeveceseosevreoeverereneeereeserensr Divul ging information to informant coor er ee near ereoaeereeereseaee Recording investigative activity weer ee oer eoeneneovrenerseneeneseeere Caution against divulging relationship Cease eee eoer one esoraseose Developing additional background eeoeaeeoeenserrereneerareerooceneos Handling indications of instability ee emer cere eeeresenseeeroeereone Contacts by Agents SPOOR OHH HHH TH HHH EDEE COC HEH HEHEHE HEHEHE H EEE EHS Form FD-209 ,ccvvescerernveceneoeesasevecsse esse sessesess esses Checking reliability CRORE COOH HHS EHS HEHOHHHR ESTHET H OEE EHS EEE Fingerprints COCR OTH OTERO HEHEHE SET EH OO HRHEHEH OHO ORE HEREC EE OCEE Control ~ statement of cooperation een eeeresseeresececeresesreeevere Execution of party questionnaires eect eoeszoereeeseoouneeeresser aoe Informant!s activity in organizations wrecccesevcucsceversccecess Transfer of informants to other areas ,eeccevovscesssveessescscs Action by informant when uncovered ceessecerseresvcsescevccveres Requests of informant to help defend others .eeevesurvevcsevesns Preparation for testifying eevee erenreser errr aeneeeereoerseseosrenerene pepe . | PP CCOOODDMANAIINNAAAG TSW WWW Z G. Informants? information eoeoeaerevneaevexoseseeovoeeoeeseneseeee eevee steeseseeoeeoev ease ee eee V 1. General instructions re oral and written information .eecesenees 10a 2. Recording written and oral information ceeecesreseissecerveseses . 10a 3, Transmission of information ceseccccccsceesvrerssevessaescessoas 12 4, Handling of lead information weccccvecscessccsevesvesccenvescens 12 5. Handling documentary material furnished by informants ...ceeceee 12 H, Passing Information In Double Agent OperationsS .cserceesscressececes 13 -  Z, Garefully handle and create basis for acquiSition ..cccessvcvecs _ 13 - 2. Locating information to PASS eee svrennseesescecrresrecnosesesansecre J 1B ° 3. Obtaining Bureau authority Lecce sence eres ccc eee e eee eeereetces w 13 ~ 0 4, Retention of copies of passed material wecsscaccesecccecsececces 13 Ir. Symbols Cee e meme meee ROEHL OOH H EERE HE OEE ERO O LEE OES 3a L. ASSISNANT NUMDEFS cocaseccerscveccccccsecsvsssaseeescssesseseees “43a 2, Communications — use of SyYMDOLS casccccccconseccesevecsescesesce 14 J. Indexing eoweoowoateceuvuseeeonvuervrseeoeeeeeeevnaeencnanneveveaeenevneseeeeseoaeovraereae eevee . 14 KE, . Indices cece he mee eee e eee meee eee eae cere ee ener eee revere eeeeeereseses 4 1. Alphabetical name index and symbol number ind@X .eccecccseravess . 14 2, Index entitled "Informants and Sources in Other Divisions" ..,... 15 3. Agents! informative INGEX cescccecesegcesscccrccvessevesctuccses 15 4, Currency and security cocsccceccerccscsececsccrecsccccscecrcccess = 16 1 mi NW 55072 Docld:32989529 Page 1360 . 8-13-64 i Perpetua t2 at HITE ODE RING NLT btn ee SAPS 2 ptenla send om are demtorpetrtanp moet