104-10183-10340 en | CONTINUATION OF fs biseatcH | steed . | UFGA-21604 PAGE 5 OF HER APPLICATION, AS THIKGS TURNED cuT, THIS SYSTEM-OF APPLYING TO THE GOC THROUGH THE ROLICE STATION TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY WAS: CHANGEO A FEW MONTHS LATER, -AKD SUBJECT H£D NO RELSON TO USE RCBERTO'S AID ALTHOUGH .SHE HEEGED HIS ADVICE, B.. ANOTHER FACTOR WORKING “AGAINST SUBJECT AT. THIS - s Tie das THE *'HUSBAND ANO WIFE'' TEAM G& ANTONIOAMORALES GOMEZ, | AKA Es iNicO"* AND ANGELA KOE ARMAS, -AKA X!'C1QUTA, |" ‘WHEN SUBJECT. ANO HER HUSBAND MOVED INTO THE ‘APARTMENT HOUSE: IN SEPTEMBER. 1963,.- é- ONE OF THEIR NEIGHBORS WERE THE ABOVE MENTIONED COUPLE. “SUBJECT "Sy HUSBAND ORDERED HER NOT: TO ENTER INTO FRIENDLY RELATIONS WITH THE COUPLE SINCE ANTONIO.HAD BEEN A SUBORDINATE OF HIS IN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT, AS A RESULT THEIRS WAS A '*HELLO AND GOODBYE** RES LATIONSHIP UNTIL SHORTLY AFTER WORD OF HER-HUSBAND 'S, DEFECTION BECAME KNOWN CERCA\ JUNE/JULY “1964, . THEN ONE DAY SUBJECTS BOG.” APPEARED TO HAVE BEEN PO4SORED, ALTHOUGH SUBJECT ‘HAD NO PROOF, SHE SUSPECTED THAT ANGELA. POISONED THE DOG TO ‘OBTAIN AN ENTREE TO. HER. ANGELA BEGAN TQ V4S4T SUBJECT'S APARTMENT AND ASKED QUESTIONS | - ABOUT HER HUSBAND, SUBJECT, WHO SUSPECTED ANGELA'S, MOTIVES FOR os BEING SQ -FRIELOLY, MAINTAINED THE STORY THAT HER-HUSBANO”WAS A DIRTY. SO-AND-SO \O HAD LEFT HER, SUBJECT 01D ‘NOT VISIT ANGELA'S APART. MENT AND HAD NO DIRECT CONTACT WITH ANTONIO EXCEPT FOR A CASUAL: GREETING IN THE HALL, . VILL, CIRCA MID AUGUST 196% - DETERMINED TO SEEK ‘A LEGAL WAY OUT OF CUBA, SUBJECT COMMENCED - : ; ‘A, A DETERMINED CAMPAIGN TO WIN OVER THE *"COMITES?!# AS ROBERTO HAD SUGGESTED, HER FIRST CANDIDATE WAS MARIA MENDIVER, SUBJECT BEGAN TO PLANT IN MARIA'S MIND THE !DEA THAT SUBJECTS”. AUNT_IN MIAMI /CARIDAD ROSARIO ATIMONEDA Y VALOES/ A U.S. RESIDENT FOR TEN YEARS WAS ANXIOUS TO HAVE SUBJECT VISIT HER, SUBJECT INTIMATEO THAT SHE WAS STILL YOUNG ENOUGH TO ' 'ENJGY LiFE,'* AND TH .T BEING SO CLOSE TO HER PARENTS RESTRICTED HER FREEDOM OF ACTION, SHE ALSO POINTED CUT SHE WANTED TO TAKE HER SON AMIAY FROM THE ; COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING, MARIA APPEARED TO BE UNDERSTAND ING AND SAID, ''EACH PERSON IS THE MASTER OF HIS DESTINY AND IF YOU WANT TO GO, YOU SHOULD.'*' TO MAKE IT APPEAR THAT THIS WAS NOT A HASTILY PREPARED TRIP TO JOIN HER HUSBAND, SUBJECT SHOWED PICTURES OF HER AUNT IN MIAMI ~ A BIRTHDAY CARD DATED 1956 INVITING SUBJECT FOR A VISIT - AND PASSPORTS ISSUED IN 1962, AT THAT TIME SHE HAD THOUGHT OF COMING TO THE U.S, BUT THE OCTOBER 1962 CRISIS CUT OFF AIR FLIGHTS TO MIAMI, SUBJECT TGLO MARIA THAT HER AUNT WAS SENDING HER THE AIRFARE TO SPAIN AND SHE WAS OBTAINING THE VISAS, IN REALITY, HER HUSBAND WAS INDICATING THIS PLAN IN HIS LETTERS TO HER, [N ADDITION TO PLANTING THIS "#SEED** IN MARIA'S MIND, SUBJECT AGAIN PLACED EVERYTHING IN HER APARTMENT AT MARIA'S DISPOSAL, ALTHOUGH MARIA TRIED TO APPEAR INDIFFERENT TO THIS OFFER, SUBJECT KNEW SHE HAD STRUCK THE RIGHT CHORD, MARIA THEN CONFIDED TO SUB- JECT THAT THE ''G-2'' HAD BEEN BACK ABOUT THREE TIMES TO CHECK ON HER MOVEMENTS AKO WANTED TO KNOW! WHAT INCOME SUBJECT HAD AND IF SHE HAD ANY CONTACT WITH STRANGE PERSONS, MARIA SAID SHE TOLD THEM THAT HER PARENTS SUPPORTED HER AND THAT SHE HAD NOT SEEN SUBJECT CON- TACTING ANY STRANGE OR UNKNOWN PERSONS, . B. SUBJECT STATED THAT OURING THE FIRST FIVE MONTHS AFTER HER HUSBAND CEFECTED SHE KOTICED STRANGE MEN WHO APPEARED TO BE WATCHING HER MOVEMENTS WHEN SHE WENT HOME T NIGHT FROM HER PAREKT*S HOME, SHE BELIEVEC THAT ON ABCLT SIX OCCASIGKS THREE DIFFERENT MEN LURKEO IN THE UNLIT STREET CF HER APARTMENT CHECKING OW HER ACTIVITIES, SHE STATED THAT IN ORDER SCT TO ATTRACT THEIR ATTENTION, SHE NEVER LOOKED AT THEM AND THE DARK STREETS PREVENTED HER FROM DISTINGUISHING THEIR FEATURES BUT SHE FELT CERTAIN THEY WERE FOLLOWING HER, THESE MEN KEVER MADE ANY ATTEMPT TO CONTACT HER, SUBJECT STATED SHE LAST SAW ONE OF THESE MIGHT OBSERVERS ABOUT JANUARY 1965, a a 8 ante I CLASSIFICATION ‘ PAGE NO FCRm 2 ss: $3ea USE PREVIOUS EDITION, , pres : « CONTINUED ee saa inti
104-10183-10340 i «i " - COULD NOT DESCRIBE THE OCCUPANTS OF THE CAR, CASH ATION > Ors alcee SMB AND IE * CONTINUATION OF i BISEATCH -S—f&—€-R-£$F UFGA-21604 PAGE 6 a ——. C. AT HER PARENTS* HOME SUSJECT LOTICED ANOTHER TYPE OF SURVEILLANCE WHICH WAS CONDUCTEC DURIKG THE DAY, FROM TIME TO TIME A SM&LL BALCK C&R WOULD PULL UP IX FRONT OF THE HOUSE AND A TALL STRONG LUOKING NEGRO “OULD GET OUT ANO STANO WATCH FOR AN HOUR OR THO AFTER “HICH THE SMALL BLACK C&R “OULD PICK HIM UP, THIS PROGEGURE WAS REPEATED ABOUT FCUR OR FIVE TIMES AKO LAST OCCURRED ABOUT SEPTEMBER OR OCTOBER 1964. SHE PRESUMED THIS MAN VAS WATCHING HER SINCE HE WAS UNKNOVN IN THE KEIGHBORHOOO AND STATIUNED HIMSELF IN-FRONT OF THE HOUSE WITHOUT ANY APPAREKT REASON, SUBJECT SAID SHE NEVER SAW THIS MAN CLOSE UP, CGNSEQUENTLY, HER DESCRIPTION QF THE: MAN 1S GENERAL -- A BLACK NEGRO, ABOUT SIX FEET AND 250 LBS.7 SHORT KINKY HAIR, DRESSED IN A DARK BLUE. SUIT, NO HAT, CAME IN A SMALL BLACK CAR WHICH LEFT HIM ANDO LATER PICKED HIM ue, SUBJECT D. IN ADDITION TO TELLING MARIA MENDIVER OF THE SICOMITE'*® THAT SHE PLANNED TO. JOIN HER AUNT IN THE U.S., SUBJECT © SPREAD THE NEWS WITH ALL OF HER NEIGHBORS, GIVING THEM THE SAME REASONS AND POSING THE SAME EXCUSES THAT SHE. HAD GIVEN MARSA; SUB- JECT *ALSO MADE CERTAIN THAT ANGELA HEARD ABOUT HER PLANS AND BEGAN TO SWEETEN ANGELA BY GIVING HER A BLOUSE AND SOME COSMETICS, EVERY- ONE APPEARED GLAD SHE WAS GOING TO HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO START A NEW LIFE, 1X. CIRCA 22 OCTOBER 1964 - SUBJECT WENT TO THE SPANISH CONSULA TE. IN HAVANA TAKING ALONG TWO LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION FROM SPAKLSH “CITEZENS IN CUBA WHO STILL OWNED THEIR. BUSINESS, A RELATIVE OF ONE OF HER GIRL FRIENDS WAS A SPANIARD NAMED JOSE /LNU/ AND HE OBTAINED THE LETTERS FOR SUBJECT. WHEN SUBJECT PRESENTED THE LETTERS AT THE CONSULATE SHE WAS GIVEN A QUESTIONNAIRE /GENERAL BIOGRAPHIC DATA/ TO COMPLETE AND WAS TOLD TO RETURN THE NEXT DAY WITH THE COM- PLETED QUESTIONNAIRE AND FOUR PHOTOGRAPHS OF EACH APPLICANT, THE NEXT DAY SHE WAS INSTRUCTED TO RETURN IK FIFTEEN CAYS TO PICK UP THEIR HERS ANDO THE TWO CHILDREN'S/ VISAS, SHE RECEIVED THEM ABOUT MID NOVEMBER 1964, X. CIRCA MID NOVEMBER 1964 - SUBJECT RECEIVED MONEY ORDERS IN THE AMOUNT OF $1252.00 FOR THEIR PASSAGE TO SPAIN AND TOOK THEM TO THE BANCO NACIONAL D£ CUBA WHERE THEY TOLD HER IT OULD TAKE ABOUT FORTY-FIVE DAYS TO PROCESS HER CASE, AT THE END OF THIS PERIOD SHE WAS GIVEN A DOCUMENT WHICH IN EFFECT STATED SHE HAD $1252.00 IN FOREIGK EXCHANGE DEPOSITED WITH THE BANK FOR THE PURCHASE OF AIR- LINE TICKETS. XI. CIRCA OCTOBER-NCVEMBER 1964 - A, SUSJECT COMPLAINED FREQUENTLY TO ALL HER NEIGHBCRS ABOUT THE PROBLEMS IN OBTAINING THE EXIT ; PERMITS AND HOW WORRIEO SHE WAS BECAUSE HER HUSBAND'S NAME APPEARED ON THE APARTMENT RENTAL COUTRACT, ANGELA MADE A REVEALING COMMENT, VIDON'T WORRY, THERE ARE INVESTIGATIONS AKO MORE WILL FOLLOW BE- CAUSE, AFTER 4LL, THIS ‘AS HIS HOUSE, BUT DON'T WORRY, THEY CAN'T BLAME YOU BECAUSE HE WAS BAD.'' oo, : B, TRYING TO DRA HER OUT, SUBJECT SAID, "THAT'S WHAT YOU SAY, BUT LET'S WAIT TO SEE SHAT THEY THINK, !! Cc. IT WAS HERE TEAT ANGELA ADMITTED THAT SHE YAS GOING INVESTIGATIVE 'ORK FOR HER HUSBAND 2 HO VAS “GRKING FOR THE DTE AKO PURS, EXPLAINING SHE BA2 INVESTIGATED A MAN THE PREVICUS SAY YSU VANTED TG CHANGE HIS JOB, SHE Glo NOT TCEATIFY THE MAN BUT S.10 THE IMVESTIGASTION SHO £2 HE HAD SPOKEN AGAINST THE REGIME, AS A RESULT, ANGELA SAID HE HAD RECOMMENOES AGAINST THE TRANSFER Ih JOBS, ANGELA CONTINUED, -THEVERYCGRE KNONS YOU ARE NOT STH THE GOVERNMENT BUT THAT YOU RESPECT EVERYONE, YOU HAVE HEVER OOKE ANYTHING WRCEG. YoU CAN TRUST HEL BECAUSE AN AMONG THEM, | KNOW, ob cA ASSURE YOU THAT You VILL hot Hive 4LY TROUBLE, BUT, PLEASE 09 MOT DISCUSS THIS WITh AMYCEE. EIN TELLING YOu THIS Br- AUSE YCU ARE A GCCD GIRL AND t FEEL SCRRY FOR YOU, Since MY HUSBALO IS Ph THE CTI AND A MEMSE2 CF TEE PARTY, WHAT LIM TELLING ui CLASSIFICATION PaGE NO FORM t esa 530 USE PREVIOUS EO‘NON, | vee . 1 CONTINUED ra, can —
104-10183-10340 ” CONTINUATION OF _ Ceapeincarion Ce DISPATCH —S$ £6 REF URGA-216C4 PAGE 7 YOU COULD GET HIM INTO TROUBLE,'*' SUBJECT ASSURED ANGELA ‘SHE WOULD KEEP THIS 18 THE STRICTEST CONFIDENCE. ANGELA MOUND. UP BY SHOWIKG SUBJECT FOUR DIFFERENT CARLETS SHE HAD IN HER POSSESSION - ty BLOOD DONOR, 2, FEDERACION CE. MUJERES CUBANA /FMC/, 3/ MILATEIA {LOCALE UNKHGULZ AND &/ CERTIFICATE FOR VOLURTEER WORK, . Xt, CIRCA E10 OF DECEMBER 1964 - WHEN THE BANCO NACIONAL AUTHORIZED HER FOREIGN EXCHANGE CREDITS FOR THE AIRLINE FARES, SUBJECT PLANNED ; TO PRESENT HER OCCUMENTATION FOR EX4T THROUGH SPATK, HER HUSBAND ° HOWEVER WROTE STATING THAT HE EXPECTED TO OBTAIN MEXICAN VISAS | SHORTLY ANG ASKED HER TO CONSIDER THIS POSSIBILITY. SUBJECT THEN - DECIDED TO WAIT FOR THE MEXICAN VISAS, XU, CIRCA 6 OR 10 FEBRUARY 1965 - AFTER SEVERAL VISITS TO THE. MEXICAN CONSULATE ON CALLE 12- BETWEEN. 5TH-AND. 6TH AVENUE, SUBJECT. SAW HER NAME /AND THOSE OF THE CHILDREN/ ON A LIST POSTED OUTSIDE. OF THE CONSULATE WHICH LISTED. THE: VISAS- APPROVED BY THE GOM, TAKENG. NOTE OF HER VISA NUMBER SHE ENTERED THE CONSULATE “WHERE SHE WAS. - GIVEN QUEST IONMAIRES FOR THE FAMILY TO COMPLETE {BQGRAPHICAL : QUESTIONS/ AND WAS TOLD TO- ‘PRESENT—THREE: FRONT, - PASSPORT. TYPE: PHOTOGRAPHS OF HERSELF AND TWELVE PHOTOGRAPHS OF EACH CHILO SS1X FRONT AND SIX PROFILE/. SUBJECT ALSO WAS INSTRUCTED TO TAKE A PHYSICAL EXAMINATION AT AN M.D, SELECTED BY THE CONSULATE. AFTER TWO DAYS OF PAPERWORK, THEIR VISAS: WERE DELIVERED CIRCA 10-12 FEBRUARY 1965. XIV. 15 FEBRUARY 1965 - SUBJECT SENT A TELEGRAM 4 at THE COJIMAR HAVANA POST OFFICE/ TO - '*JEFE DE. FMMIGRACION'! /CHIEF OF IMMIGRA= TION/ *'MINESTERIO CEL INTERIOR'! /MINISTRY OF INTERIOR/ HAVANA, /TEST/ ** REQUEST PRESENTATION OF DOCUMENTS VIA MEXICO, NUMBER OF PASSPORT ANDO VISA, /SIGNED/ NAME_-AND.ADCRESS OF SUBJECT. SUBJECT. SENT AN IDENTICAL TELEGRAM JN THE NAMES OF HER CHILOREN WHO HAVE © ALWAYS LIVED WITH THEIR GRANDPARENTS, XV, 20 FEBRUARY 1965 - A, ABOUT 1300 HOURS THAT AFTERNCON TWO MEN IN REBEL ARMY UNIFORM WITH NO INSIGNIA CAME TO HER APARTMENT, THEY WERE ACCOMPANIED BY MARIA GOMEZ, HEAD OF THE DISTRICT NEIGHBOR- HOOD VIGILANTE COMMITTEE, THEY OID NOT IDENTIFY THEMSELVES AND INQUIRED AS TO WHETHER SUBJECT HAD AN EXIT PERMIT AS ELL AS OTHER PERTINENT DOCUMENTATION, SUBJECT SHOWED THEM THE PASSPORTS, VISAS, AND THE BANCO NACIONAL CREDIT CERTIFICATE FOR THE AIRLINE TICKETS, SHE ALSO SHOWED THEM THE APARTMENT RENTAL CONTRACT IN HER HUSBAND 'S NAME, RECEIPTS FOR THE RENTAL OF THE APARTMENT AND THE ELECTRIC BILL, TiO ONE-PESO TAX STAMPS FOR HER APPLICATION FOR AN EXIT PERMIT AND AN AFFIDAVIT FROM HER HUSBAND GRANTING HER PERMISSION TO TAKE THE CHILDREN OUT OF CUBA, .THE TWO DSE AGENTS ALSO {NQUIRED AS TO WHETHER OR NOT SHE PLANNED TO JOIN HER HUSBAND AND WHERE HE WAS LOCATED, THE AGENTS KEPT INSISTING THAT SUBJECT KNEW WHERE HE WAS AND THAT SHE WAS PLANNING TO JOIN HIM, SUBJECT STATED THAT SHE STUCK TO HER STORY ABOUT GOING TO LIVE WITH HER AUNT IN MIAMI AND THAT SHE WAS FINISHED WITH HER HUSBAND WHO HAD ABANDONED HER, THE AGENTS ALSO QUESTIONED HER ON HER RELATIVES IN CUBA AS WELL AS THE ADDRESS OF HER AUNT IN MIAME, THROUGHOUT THE INTERVIEW, SUBJECT MAINTAINS SHE BASED HER MIDEFENSE'* ON. THE GROUNDS THAT SHE DID MOT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT HER HUSBAND'S MISSION IN CUBA OR ABROAD - THAT HE HAD ABAKDCIED HER AND RUINED HER LIFE ANO THAT -AS A CONSEQUENCE SHE WANTED TO GO WITH HER CHILDREN TO HER AUNT IN MIAMI TO BEGIN A NEW LIFE. B. THE DSE AGENTS THEN BEGAN THE ROUTINE OF MAKING AN INVENTORY GF SUSJECT'S PERSONAL BELONGINGS, INQUIRING IF SHE HAD A BANK ACCOUIIT, REAL ESTATE, OTHER PROPERTY sicH AS A CAR, JEVELRY, E1C, MARIA GOMEZ OID THE ACTUAL COUNTING OF THE PERSONAL’ PROPER TY” WHILE THE OSE AGENTS LISTED IT ON A FORM, AFTER THE UIVENTORY WAS FINISHED, ONE OF THE OSE AGERTS ANG SUBJECT SIGNED THE ILVENTORY FORM, SHE HOT REED THAT THE DOSE AGENT WHO SIGNEO RECORDED HIS NAME AS NIRAMOS . HE ALSO STAMPED A SHALL '#QUARTER'! SEIZE INK SEAL IN THE BACK PAGES CF THEIR PASSPORT VHICH CONTAINED THE IiSCAICTION _ anno ; FORM , ol ‘ oe ca 530 USE PREVIOUS ENITION. : ; CONTINUED
104-10183-10340 ——sOUASSIFICATION OSOSOSC~C<CSC<“<‘(S;éU Form : | tear 53a USE PREVIOUS EDITION. a CONTINUED CONTINUATION OF { — EXE DISPATCH ee UFGA-21604 PAGE 8 , CINATUM SIMEA AND SUMEER Chase FC ATION ‘ DIRRECTION. GRAL “DE INMIGRACICN, MINEISTERIG OEL ENTERIOR,'! /SUGNEDs RAMOS 20-2-65. SUBJECT STATED THAT THIS WAS THE cept TO OBTAIN THEIR INNCCULATION CERTIFICATES FOR THEIR C. WHEN THE OSE AGENTS WERE THRGUSH AT SUB.IECT'S HOME, THEY WENT TO HER PARENTS' HCUSE TO CHECK THE INVENTORY OF THE CHILORENSS BELONGINGS. “MARIA GOMEZ SAW SOME CHILDREN'S CLOTHING ANO TWO PAIRS OF CHILDREN'S SHCES WHICH SHE ASKED SUBJECT CON= of FADENTALLY TO SET ASIDE FOR HER. PRLOR| TO MAKING A FORMAL APPLICA- , TION. TO LEAVE CUBA, SUBJECT HAD DISTRIBUTED HER MOST VALUABLE BE-  LONGINGS AMONG THE ‘*4NFLUENTIAL'* MEMBERS OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD ‘TGOMITES'' AS FOLLOWS - i/ MARIA GOMEZ.-- THE CHILOREN'S ITEMS MENTEONEO ABOVE. ; 2/ MARIA MENOIVER, = A SEWENG MACHINE, A GOLD WRIST WATCH, A:PAIR OF $25 SUN: GLASSES ~-A SET OF SHOES AND HANBBAG SEVEN BLOUSES, THREE SKIRTS, TWO DRESSES AND OTHER ODOS AND Enos. . BY MARIA /LNUZ, THE HEAD.OF THE ''COMITE'' NEXT TO HER PARENTS' HOUSE - 520 iN.PESOS ''TO BUY A HANDBAG,'' ELEVEN BLOUSES, TWOPATRS OF WOMEN’S PANTS,- THREE GARLS' DRESSES, FOUR PAIR OF GIRLS® HOSE, A BOY'S WRIST WATGH AND CTHER ODDS ANO ENDS. ANGELA DE ARMAS - EIGHT BLOUSES, ONE EXPENSIVE KNIT DRESS, TWO WOMAN'S SUITS, UNDERGARMENTS, A HANDBAG ANDO THREE DRESSES. IN ADDITION. SUBJECT GAVE, THE HUSBAND, ANTONIO, A NEW LEATHER WALLET WHICH BELONGED TO SUBJECT'S SON, AN EXPENSIVE SHIRT WHICH BELCNGED TO SUBJECT'S ‘BROTHER, THREE MEN'S SHIRTS AND EXCHANGED SUBJECT'S GOOD RADIO FOR ANGELA'S AND ANTONIO'S BAD ONE. ‘C. SUBJECT BELIEVED THAT THIS ' "INVESTMENT! IN MERCHANDISE WAS WORTHWHILE AND O10 MUCH TO FORM THE OPINION OF THESE PERSONS WHO HAD THE FATE OF HER TRIP IN THEIR HANDS. E. THE TWO OSE AGENTS CCNOUCTED A ROUTINE INVENTORY CHECK AT THE HOME OF HER PARENTS. THEY LEFT SHORTLY THEREAFTER WITHGUT ANY FURTHER INCIDENT. XVI. CIRCA 3 APRIL 1965 - SUBJECT RECEIVED A TELEGRAM FROM CUBAN IMMIGRATION WHICH READ - '' DEPARTURE VIA MEXICO FOR 14 APRIL 1965. PRESENT YOURSELF 72 HOURS BEFORE DEPARTURE AT OFFICE OF CUBANA DE AVIACION ON PRADO OR LOSE THE RIGHT TO DEPART.'' THE TELEGRAM WAS SIGNED BY WHAT SHE BELIEVES WAS THE CHIEF OF IMMIGRATION WHOSE NAME SHE COULD NOT RECALL. /SUBJECT SAYS THAT THE TELEGRAM WAS DELIVERED BY HER MAILMAN WHILE SHE WAS VISITING HER NEIGHBCR EVA ROORIGUEZ IN THE LATTER'S APARTMENT. THE MAILMAN COMMENTED THAT IT CONTAINED GOOD NEWS AND INCLUDED HER DEPARTURE DATE. SUBJECT ASKED EVA AND EVA'S FRIEND, GRACIELA /LNU/, NOT TO DISCUSS IT AMONG THE NEIGHBORS. XVil. CERCA 7 APRIL 1965 - SUBJECT WENT TO THE CASABLANCA HAVANA 'ESECCIONAL'' OF THE ''COMITE'' /SUBJECT CANNOT RECALL THE ADDRESS/ TO TURN IN HER RATION CARDS. XVETT. CIRCA 10 APRIL 1665 - SUBJECT FOLLOWED INSTRUCTIGNS AND PRESENTED HERSELF AT THE CUBANA DE AVIACICN OFFICES ON CALLE PRADO WHERE A WOMAN CLERK CHECKED SUBJCCT'S VISA, PASSPCRT, THE BANCO NACIONAL CREDIT CERTIFICATE FOR THE TICKETS, ANDO ASKED HER / tN WHAT APPEARED TC BE A PERSONAL QUESTION, HGW LONG SHE HAD WAITEO FOR HER VISA. SUBJECT STATED THAT THE WOMAN WAS CCURTEOQUS AND MADE SCME SMALL TALK ABCUT HCW DIFFICULT IT WAS Te GET VISAS, ETC. SUBJECT TOLO HER THAT HER AUNT IN MIAME HAO ARRANGED EVERYTHING. BEFORE LEAVING, THE CLERK GAVE SUBJECT A LEST OF THE PERSONAL BELONGINGS WHICH SHE ANO THE CHILDREN WERE PERMITTED TO TAKE. ABRGAD AND ADVISED SUBJECT NOT TG EXCEEO THE LIMITS PRESCRIBED SINCE SHE COULO FORFEIT HER TRIP FOR SUCH AN INFRACTICN. THE LIST GF THINGS THEY COULD TAKE © OUT INCLUDED ~ FIVE DRESSES, TWC PAIRS CF CUBAN USEO -SHGES, Tie PAIRS OF STOCKINGS, TWO HALF SLIPS, TWG BRASSTERES, TWO PANTICS, ONE BOX OF OGHESTIC DUSTING POWDER ; FOR THE THREE PERSONS IN THE FAMILY/, ONE HANOBAG, CNE PAIR GF GLOVES, CNE GVeERCCAT, CNe TUBE OF TOCTHPASTE