404-1018340117 ee RETURN TO CIA me, Background Use Only , 7 : Bo Not Reproduce Via; Courier ‘DISPATCH Chief, WE ATIN: C/WE/4 mo Chief of Station, ,JM&AVE j is-4 / Co Boat Re {RO IRIE RS EES, PEE j CRs Qealeat> eg AGS ARTES OS A EES? Shs lad) he H ARSTEACT . dD mtacnes xX jp MAROLD Fa mR OS Chicf of Statica ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES ACTION: See paragraph eight 0 1. <A report from the (DEVIGIL Center in Genoa (No, 14083 of 30 November 1964) states that AMM#HIP/1 and Identity A (see separate. cover attachment) entered Italy on 26 November 1964 at Ponte 8. Luigi (Imperia). AMWHIP/1 had a passport which.is listed in the separate cover attachment as Identity B. o 2. Another report from the (DEVIGIL] Center in Genoa (No. 14204 of 3 December 1964) states that from thé afternoon of 26 November “1964 until the following morning AMWHIP/1] and Identity A shared a room at the "Parigi’ Hotel in San Remo, They were travelling in a French automobile bearing Parisian license plates 1968 QD 75, They left Italy on the afternoon of 27 November at poe oT Luigi. 3, An unnumbered report of 3 December 1964 from DEVIGIL) headquarters states that on 28 November 1964 ANWHIP/1 “ind Identity A stayed at the "Bernini-Bristol" Hotel in Rome. On 30 November “AMWHIP/1 left Rome for an unknown destination, Identity A left the same day from Fiumicino Airport aboard Air France flight 633, waich departed at 0950 hours tor Paris. o \ 4, During a meeting of 11 December 1964 wi th (DEVIGIL/27) BUNCE mentioned the presence of AMWHIP/1 in Italy iy such a way as to suggest that we had known about it all along but that it was merely a pleasure trip. In point of fact, however, AMWHIP/1 did not get in touch with SMITHAM or BUNCE during his 28 to 39 November stay in Rome. 5. On 10 December 1964 AMWHIP/2 telephoned BUNCE's home from his store here, and arrangements were made for BUNCE to pick him up there the following evening because AMWHIP/2 wanted to take BUNCE § and wife to dinner, When BUNCE arrived on 11 December, ANWHIP/1 was also at the store, BUNCE talked with ANWHIP/1] for ten minutes, during which time AMWHIP/1 mentioned that he hoped to yo to Paris about 15 December 1964 and then to New York bul made no mention of his earlier visit to Rome, BUNCE then asked him ype Co liag if he 8 eet e Dar, Meee CATE TD | 14 Dec 1964 qaeatGe Sane ao Ma he (oInApsH9v6 2 * fe . < ee , t ect , foxes x r CRCRS MASE MENCE TD” é | ' 201-726079 ee AR Os SECRET, “ARWGi, ZOD AMALLED TL gli
14-00000 " ’ DISPATCH | SECRET EAPORSTER Grrsdssv90 _ had aot been in Rome one to two weeks carlier. AMWHIP/1 said that he had not. BUNCE said that he was surprised because he had information that AMWHIP/1] had Stared for two days and nights in a hotel on the Piazza Barberini. Loosing quite flustered, AMWHIP,’1 ‘said that he could not understand tow this fact had slipped his mind, Of course he had been here! BUNCE pointed out that the coverage here in Rome is obviously efficient and that he should bear this fact in mind. AMWHIP;1 repeated that he could not understand how he had forgotten his prior visit. The remainder ofthe brief conversation was cordial, . .- 6. En route to BUNCE's quarters BUNCE asked AMWHIP/2 whether AMWHIP/1 had told him about a visit made ten days to two weeks earlier, AMWHIP/2 said that AMWEYP had not divulged this trip until the preceding evening, 10 Mewember 1964. He said that he then learned that_AMWHIP/1 had beez accompanied By Ris mistress, | Identity A. AMWHIP/2 lamented the relationship. He said that ~ some time ago he had called AMWHIP’1L's New York apartment on business and had been told by his wife to try to reach AMWHIP/1 “at the store in the‘morning. In this way, he explained, he first learned that even in New York AMWRIP/1 sleeps with Identity A rathe than at home. He said that Identity A has AMWHIP/1 completely under her thumb. BUNCE-asked whether he considered it possible or even. probable that ANSHIP/1] discusses his work for us C1.€., KUBARK) with Identity A, AMWHIP,2 said that he was positive he tells her everything. He said, "I am not just 99% sure of this. I am 100% sure." He added that AMVRIP/1 also confides in Identity A all details about their various business transactions, 7. BUNCE asked whether AMWHIP”2 has any reason to suspect that Identity’ A works for the PBRUWEN IS or has any other connections, direct or indirect, through which information which she obtains from AMWHIP/1 might be relayed to the PBRUMEN IS or government, ’ AMWHIP/2 answered that he does not think so. He said that Identity A is not a Communist and is anti-AMTHUG, He also described her as stupid. 8. Although AMWHIP/2 did not place restrictions upon our use of this information, BUNCE does not know how widely known is either the AMWHIP’1-Identity A relationship or the éxtent of AMWHIP/1's disclosures to Identity A. It may be that if AMWHIP/1 were confronted directly with this matter and charged with insecurity, he would spot AMNWHIP/2 as the source of our information, This possibility is strengthened by the fact that immediately after BUNCE brought up AMWHIP/1's visit to Rome, AMWHIP/2 and BUNCE left to spend the evening together, as AM#HIP/1 knows, What action, if any, should be taken in respect to AMWHIP,/1 is plainly a matter for Headquarters decision, It is requested, however, that action which would tend to pinpoint AMBHIP “2 as the source of our infor*> mation be avoided, It is also requested that we be advised of the action taken, if any. 9, Further dnformation supplied by AMWHIP/2 is being reported noparately. a / , ; WALTER L, BUNCE mo - dw, “PDESTITIFS A& AS FOR INDEXISG: See Separate cover attachment Under Separate Cover iatetibutdans 46 BE, # ath, use 4 = BAVE, «Jatt. use yo « Barta), ew att. ure 'B-4 RL AGRIT oe AE Oy Bawa net SLCHI RAPQA ee 00 * . a Cape Fi tey ere Loe 2 OE ODED mo Poe Seem
74-80000 - | eS | a # | fd, Oe hn ree te 8, semen Aptets ed Sw . SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT 2 _ TO: (ini>s8e96 1. identity A is Cuban citizen Carmen Silvia VILLARELLO Tabares, born 3 September 1925 (or 1927), ordinary PP 91390 issued 6 December 2960 in Havana, .- 2. Identity Bs: Ordinary passport 13606 issued in Havana on 26 May 1963 and provided with a visa by the Italian Consulate in Geneva on 24 November 1964, The visa is valid for 180 days and repeated trips. - AL. thaw ENDEXING INFO: Index Carmen Silvia *VILLARELLO Tabares, DOB: 3 September 1925 (or 1927), Cuban citizen, has unauthorized possession of classified information. Pe . Ser nr tae REY ‘. a, an ros eae Se Bary 4 wir er e, - . . fa . ‘ LS weal tee 2 OND OE AT ET IG att, TT a Fe eT re eR 2 ITER SR pete nee os ee eine en ee