424-10328-10029 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: 124-10328-10029 . RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILENUMBER: CR SEE TITLE | Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: WMFO TO: HO TITLE: [Restricted] DATE: 09/17/1958 PAGES: 6 ' SUBJECTS : JOHN SHIMON DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: Secret RESTRICTIONS: 1B; 1C; Not Assassination Related CURRENT STATUS: = Redact | DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 08/04/1998 | OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE COMMENTS: | MEMO, INC MEMO v9.1 HW 50953 Docld: 327313355 Page i Date: 4/15/20]
/ 5: P72, | BeImont: 5 ae ° . 5 Bonahoe ~ Ne : Liaison oe ; _. oon de =: Moss burg . 8 a Lot ae ge SAC, wo (205-4083) (5) October 2, 1958 oS Direetor, FeI ((205-20814}— VJ) Orv; 8A R PAROUR DASANY, was Vs Reurlet 9e17=538. | Your attention is directed to your file 100-23450 | captioned “Union Pilms, IZ - Co” The report of SA Joann Bo Van Btten dated $+3+51 at Washington, Bo Co, in thet file reflects on page six that Richard Townsend | Patton was employed by Carl Marzani in 1947, the year y that Marzani wes convicted and sentenced for denying / nembership in the Communist Party. Jt is noted your relet ee reflects fatton was subject of aninvestigation by your office in 1956 for possession of obscene filmes in view of derogatory information available regarding Patton, the Bureau does not feel he is suitable material for development as an informant and authority is therefore denied your office to investigate him as @ PSI for the purpose of possibly Géveloping him as a double agent in this matter. S@ureau is arranging for interview of Isa Sabbagh by another Government agendy and results will be furnished yous (S) ERM: vg : ao re va 7 Sey Cover memo Donahoe to Belmont prepared by EHMPcbg | 9-30-58 re same subj. : ° ; + 658 ; oe ; y ; a Mone 23 rg fa ( ' er eee an ‘\ mrolson Boardman : [Belmont ‘ “Mohr Nease —. jramm ; . , . ‘Protter . aes 4 ia Sdolloman : —— . q ‘ae “yay MAIL, ROOM [__] ) HY 50953 DBoctd:32313355 Page 2?
‘ ‘ ncctiieeerrc: 'o : 9 Fi i. 3 $ SSTENDARD FORM NO. 64 / \ a mn a - Office Memorandum ° UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT wd at c ool CRE Be pate: 9/17/58 TO: DIRECTOR, FBI {(105- 2081} at [Wee (s) : 198 CONTAINED © FROM; ) SAC, WFO ((os-4083)) “ASSTFTED RECEP) { SHOWN OTHERWISE, : Oo SUBJECT: ”( FAROUK pasany) 6) I8-ISRAEL eee Re report” of SA MALCOLM P, CARR dated 8/22/58 at Washington, D.C., which sets forth that on 6/10/58, an anonymous source advised that subject had in his possession rough map drawn on a scrap of paper showing directions to } 2008 Bradford\Drive, Annandale, Virginia, Also noted on thisC > \ 6 iy paper ' was the telephone number ‘CL 6-3809.Y'5) 5] ISS y) | &s ein The Washington Address Gelert ne Directory. corrected iy citi to 3/11/58 lists (RICHARD =. PaTToN}at [20 § Braatord rive, CS) | eS Annandale, Virginia, telephone CL 6-380 Ss ares - hes 3 MEIN On 9/8/58 the files of the me) Bureau, tmeorporated ) my. Washington, D.C., were reviewed by SE JOSEPH C. WILLIAMS and ~*~ WNoR revealed a report dated 9/24/56 on(RICHARD TOWNSEND | parTon,| GS). nN AE wife, (SHIRLEY, 2008 Bradford _ Prive, “Annandale, Virginia, | 3 ey ce report indicated @AaTTON was employed by (Byron, Incorporated a) Lo, 4 So to-dN 1226 Wisconsin\Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C., as a (sound 4 3 Sy engineerjand Tad been so employed since October, - 1950.) His $j Fj NW © Ne gage was shown as aah there were no prior employments é 3 or additional ad sses shoéwn for ete There was a notation ~. that hig wife. had worked for the retval No ane Administratioh|79~ ins gs 26 Na ae, WEQ file Gi45- 33] entitled Gar¢uarp paTron, RrewarD($) 3 OFFAR; ITOM'_jindicates that WFO was_advised onl 7/9356 pyl S_) Qa} CS} Byron Roudabush Byron, Incorporated,) that he ha caught] PATTON) 44 who was employed by him, with an. obscene £1 ing - . } ne (PATTON Jwas interviewed at that time by SA ROBERT al § | KURTZMAN and Inspector ROY E. BLICK, Metro olitan-pPoy . a 7 , Department. He advised that he had taken e fi fom the a.) “ (s) desk of another employee, [RICHARD OFFAR. | erg 7 it and said he took it only to run it for his own "On & Bu ‘e Pures : 6) a - RBK: sas a nA saat , Lg 4 “lo EG. fe L- Stans berahee ra 2 Lom, La Ly isc 10. \ er oe SSE CIA INFORMATION: 9 pS SS : ER ENG! SS CUMENT, Ext fy EwLy | nan OS Barckets On pips 24) . Ge hits | ; a SDI KS0 5-826 (34) HY 50953 DBoctd:32313355 Page 3
{e = \ ero (108-4083) (2) PATTON volunteered that he had two more rolls of similar film in his car, also obtained from OFFAR, and produced those rolls of film, An examination of all three rolls indicated they were copies of well known editions of pornographic film. It had been copied on film belonging to Byron, Incorporated, (S) OFFAR was also interviewed at that time and said he had obtained the films from EDDIE REYNOLDS,a former employee who was then in Tennessee, The films were confiscated by Inspector BLICK and no further action taken. (6 3 It is noted that Byron, Incorporated, has made several training films for the FBI and has clearance for similar work for the Armed Forces. &). : | WFO indices also indicate that WF 942~S* advised on 12/21/57 that JOAN (LNU) (possibly JOAN SABBAGH, former wife of | ISA SABBAGH who has, for some time, resided with MOHAMED HABBIB, WFO 105~19871 Bufile 105-54127), called SHIRLEY (LNU) at CL 6- .3809, asking directions to her home, She was told the address was 2008 Bradford Drive, and they discussed whetherrsomething JOAN was to pick up would fit in her car Ce WFO indices reflect nothing additional whith can be identified with RICHARD T,. PATTON or his wife SHIRLEY ) : | On 9/9/58 SA KURTZMAN ascertained from Mrs, ADRIAN BORNEMAN, Secretary to BYRON ROUDABUSH, that PATTON is still employed at Byron, Incorporated, as a sound technician, is considered loyal, a good employee an as Security clearance for the classified work aone there. /S\ (S)(eatron was interviewed at Byron, Incorporated, on 9/10/58 by SAs RICHARD B, KELLOGG and HOWARD FLETCHER, Jr. og He said around 1951 he assisted in the making of a film for [»G¢ Byron, Incorporated, for the Arabian erigan Oil Company. At that time he became acquainted ae j BAGH who narrated the film, ay _employed by YOA and is  AnorTeah AMES : AMET ee ” social acquaintatice with|(Mr. and Mrs. ears a met(DAJANY and his wife, BET ABBAG ome. [He said he believed that at the time he met ; DAJANY, DAJANY was still employed at the Jordanian seonsev Aube) HY 50953 DBoctd:32313355 Page 4
ao ie , CC ; ‘ re . 6 a 7 a fia wrofaos-aoee es zantgng ney hortly thereafter, took employmént with the (International “Bank, J (It is not that AJANY took employment wit the( SI), Internationgl Bank)Jaround[September] 1963) BATTON Said Sinee CSI that time, |DAJANYpPand hi ife ve, attende social gathering (Hat is home,along with (TS4Jand bo TASABBAG one occasion? he {@PATTONSPend his wife attended a party at DAJANY' gfpartnent on one. occasion about e and one half years ago, and he has stopped in to (DAJANY's pargment two or three times for a drink during the evening hours fie said he saw (DAJANY) ne Gita May CS} 1958, just prior tohis,(PA ON's,) departure for _ the (Middle 3 East|to make a film. He said on that _occasion(DAJANY revailed(. >. on m to take two gallons of (corn oil\to a friend of Dasa e105) in [Beirut, Lebanon;} who wanted (the oiljfor a_relative for 8 seen fDAJANY] since t He said he cy). (the oil|but has not C53 1) $ seen PDAJA since that time: Concerning other rsons in attendance at the above mentioned party at[ DAUANY 'f¥partment, (PATIO aid he could 2), Gr recall no names but recalled that an inspector police oe il captain from the MPD. (possibly Captain JOSEPH HIMON) yas VA. there as vache (ereek fellow who runs the (Colony estaurant] in | Washington, ‘D. He said the only other person he associates with f(DAJANYJis {Fenton MORAN,| a fwriter and lecturer] from ($_) Washington, D.C,, who died sev l weeks ago. He said he also first met (MORAN |through(SABBAGH | @arroyssaid he knows [DAJANY works at the Internationals] Bank) but knows nothing more about {DAJANY's)job and Has never ($ disGussed with [DAJANY |politics, the(Middle Easf]_or the world(s3 | Co)situation, | He said Ke knows nothing of (DAJANY s\social,activities | and nothing about his wife except that she works for af mode1C $) agency.| He said he considers [DAJANY aman of good character, 4_ knows nothing of a derogatory naturé concerning his morals, ahd has seen nothing to indicate that (DAJANY| might be engaging (5_| . in Lllegal or unethical activities /~ oo [earron}saia he has "secret" clearance by the _US és 3 Navy but hé does not believe DAJANY ‘ knows that, and DAJANY\ has (5) never asked him about his job. .He volunteered he would be more than glad to cooperate with the FBI in any manner possible if (DAJANY is engaged in operations not in the best interests of thels | United States. He added it would hot be unusual if he were to cali (baJANY |for a drink or invite him to his home./¢ | 7 (PATTON |indicated that his wife is employed by thee 53 (National Plumbing Jassociation iti Washington, D.C. He aiso(S) HY 50953 DBoctd: 32313355 Page 5
&. % nk a . 4 my - 8 f aoe wt ° a 8 : XQ od whee ( “wro [205-4088 \(5| | SECREL indicated: he has made several trips to the Middle East and other countries in his work for Byron, Incorporated.’ ground investigation concerning PATTON. On completion of the inquiry, WFO will consider requesting PATTON to intensify his | association with DAJANY in an effort to learn something of his } activities.. PATTON will also be considered as a possible intermediary ,in the event such a person can be utilized in this nacter (3) . UACB, WFO contemplates conducting additional back- . | REQUEST OF THE BUREAU . a aerate ee the It is also requested that the Bureau request the ( Department of State to have ISA SABBAGH interviewed concerning DAJANY. It is noted that PATTON indicated that SABBAGH and DAJANY apparently had a "falling out" after. SABBAGH's wife left. him. PATTON believed the reason was that SABBAGH felt that Mr. and Mrs. DAJANY took JOAN SABBAGH's side and may have. n instrumental | in her decision to leave him. (sy = 4 = | HW 509535 Bocld:32313355 Page 6
JFK Assassination System Identification Form Date: 4/15/20] Agency Information AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER:  124-10328-10030 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILE NUMBER: CR SEE TITLE Document Information ORIGINATOR: | FBI FROM: WMFO TO: HQ TITLE: [Restricted] DATE: 08/20/1959 PAGES: 25 SUBJECTS : JOSEPH SHIMON DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : | Secret RESTRICTIONS: 1B; 1C; Not Assassination Related CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 08/04/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE COMMENTS : RPT v9.1 HY 50953 Bocld: 32313356 Page i
—l a ~ f oe : ] ee ee : Popes (eres 2-88) : f ‘oF Nese OFFICE OPFICE OF ORIGIN INVESTIGATIVE PERIODS - Sen | WASHINGTON FIELD ASHINGTON | WASHINGTON FIELD WASHINGTON FIELD_ aD G 20 by 6/10-8/1/59. ((ITLE-OF CASE ”—~—<—~™sCS CS PORT MADE AIWIAYE aa | ‘HANGED. Als MALCOLM P, CARR V ty : OUK @ any aka CHARACTE Kh Omar Hassen Sidgi Bajany R OF CASE yi Spent a (s). ef aby | 1 i? INTERNAL SECURITY - ie Zt ff SES ; ; r Vga Ail (ACCOUNTING INVESTIGATIO) ) suamirle oe a he ; H i ! f ; i a 4 a, id. The title of this investigation is be ay ed to (u iy include the additional name of{OQMAR HASSEN SIDGIUDAJANY |\as ce a out in » Gtate Department] communication dated /2 [2-18 =597 ta ti Ih io _ REFERENCE Report of SA MALCOLM P, CARR, dated 6-19-59. eg 7 BAlet, dated 7~2.59, ; ~ NYlet, dated 7-22~59, 7 WFOairtels, dated Ta B4-59 » 7-29-59, and. 8-1-59, Buairtel, dated 7-31-59. eee he MADE | ALL RP eave leo on contest [JL HERES UNSEessiPLED PY; ~ ERCEPT WHERE SHAN f ADMINISTRATIVE sana GF a OTHERST SE , (SER RUF TLE i2- RnQUBSE 7 ene ena eerie - - In regard to the bank accounts of subject and ~ Mrs. DAJANY] the ollowing information is set out; 644, 8) fo ___Anfdectissity on: ORD Dectassil sity on: LORS Py Sy a | cOPIES MADE: ff AV @ we = | : ‘JBureau ( fos-20814) (a J 6 ho 2 4 AY Lyf | 7 _ 3-New_York Kageesonoiy “axl | | (1-fl05-19 fo ye AUG 20 1959, Mees | '_3-Washington Field [G0s-soas DO . sy gl ng rye 4 » (Fe apple ) ay | An WA LASSEATD BY Sus “he CA ‘ECL Beir 1 Oph: 2 a | REQ. REC'D é | DATE. FORW. ed aka, o a 10) fille — “a7 Cae YPERTY OF F BI. This SSeS to you by the FBI, and neither-it'nér its ‘contents are Sto be distributed butside the’ ‘agency ‘to Thich loaned] ae ey A * mn HY 50953 DBoctd:32313356 Page 2?
HY {7 (40s-s083) | is \ a 50957 Mr. THADDEUS C. COX, Vice President, anton ek CRET! Cf Company, Washington, -D. C., (name to be concealed if information disseminated) made available to SA ROBERT E. TORRENCE, on 7-3-59, the following information from. -the account of Mrs. DAJANY at the Union Trust Company: 6G) Balance as of 6-26-59 $454, 31 Deposits — - 34.64 oer Total S488 95 Withdrawals “$488.95 \ Balance as of Ta3m59 ee more cin Mie, cox is. the proper person: to ‘whom a subpoena should be directed in the event these records are to be subpcenaed, There were no checks of interest in the above investigation it is not included ins ‘the body of the report. account and since data above does not materially add to the _. KMYS) On 6-26-59, Mr. JOHN C, McCORMACK (name to be concealed if utilized) Vice President, Riggs..National.. Bank, made available to SA TORRENCE the following inforni “ee trom Riggs National: Bank. concerning | account of subject: a . Balance as of 5-20-59 § 144, 89 Deposits — “2112.08 UAC! Total Ce ,  GabIO o Withdrawals — ' 2205.55 Balance. as of 6-26-59 Pe oe te Mr. McCORMACK ‘is the proper perso:: to whom to issue a subpoena. The account failed to reveal any checks oi interest, the pattern being numerous checks. being cashed at International Bank for Reconstr tion and Development and McReynolds Liquor Store. HONS” on 7-20-59, ‘Mx. MeCORMACK made available to SA TORRENCE the following from subject's account: ( b| Balance as Of 6-26-59 og 51.42 (A Deposits “ies a? Withdrawals 1115.33 Balance as of ]n20~-59 7 Oa Boctld: 32313356 Page 3
OS C3 po ot maf wro [105-4083 AYA ; -_ Again the pattern was the numerous checks ‘being cashed at the ational Bank and McReynolds Pharmacy and Li quor ° CH cy) , It i to be ‘noted that these records reflected a check dated 7-14-59, was made payable to the St. Moritz Hotel gf New York City in the amount of $29.28. It should be noted too, that in records of the subject's new account at the Union Trust Company there is a check dated 7-13-59, made re HAYS) St. Moritz Hotel in the amount of fifty dollars. In regard to the serial numbers of currency — being deposited by the subject at Riggs National Bank, a number of serial numbers of subject's deposits have been obtained and have been made a part of the instant file. As of 6-30-59, however, this practice has been discontinued finasmuch as New York has disclosed that payments to DAJANY ( “were being made by bank money orders and in some cases from the Israeli United Nations account, In the event a comparison of currency is desired in the future, this procedure can accomplished from the information already in the file. % (2) Bureau attention is directed to letter from Office of Security, Department of State, dated 6-25-59, attaching the report of Agent E, H, WIDDIFIELD of the State Department, dated 6-13-59, It was indicated that a . photograph of DAJANY had been exhibited to DONALD L, SNOOK of Tripoli (no date). SNOOK was said to positively have identified the subject as being the person he had furnished information on previously. In this regard, Office of Security reports of WIDDIFIELD, dated 2-9-59, and 4-10-59, set out,information concerning OMAR AJANY and UMAR ws 08 FARO AJANI which were obviously not identical aren the e- subjec of Instant case. DAJANY has been continuously residing in the U. S. since 1951. Although SNOOK identified a a photograph of subject, he did not specifically indicate er whom subject was identical. It appears that he does not know the subject and the information vevarto 7 , by h is not being included in the body of the report.. Sd) (e ) Spot fisurs conducted by SA CARR on 7/15,29, — and 30, 1959, in the vicinity of the International Bank ‘and the Roger Smith Hotel failed to disclose whereabouts ef subject. On each instancesubject's car was parked in the lot normal used - hin, however the subject was not | observed. Y | LL HY 50953 DBoctd:32313356 Page 4 cteeye ee
i Gis sss] ph) Regarding the women contacted by the subject i KER RE et, who have not been interviewed to date, it is now felt since the interview with the subject, an interview with—__ | INGRID RICHTER and ANNA WALDRON is no longer necessary. The purpose of these contacts is obvious since the interview of subject. (}) For information ofthe Bureau, on 8-1-59, subject, without prior contact by WFO, was approached at his apartmen} where he was requested to come to WFO for the purposes of interview and gaining his assistance. Subject, who was his pajamas, felt the interview could be dome at the WI Ta apartment, however since Mrs>7DAJANY )was in the bedroom) /. located just off the living Lodi —Stbject was advised FA ROU, that an interview did not appear to be possible under K, such circumstances. Subject was reluctant to come to sep IS _ office because of numerous things he had to do preparing Uf. for his trip on 8-5-59. He suggested a booth in the Washington Circle Drug Store with which he was familiar and arrangements were made for him to meet Agents there \ in ten minutes. A portion of the interview was conducted in complete privacy at the drugstore for approximately thirty-five minutes and at which point it was made obvious to the subject » that. he must look at photographs subyent “indicated that. he “would i keep iis Contaét’--77e {with interviewing Agents in complete confidence and would=<—""", j report promptly any further contacts made to him by persons i he believed to be intelligence operators. DAJANY's accounts | of his contact th other than known Israeli intelligence operators were obviously true Phowever his account of ‘contacts with MOURAD}€MEDAN) “and ZUTA were just as false and fabricated. Repeatéd emphasis on ne obvious untruths "on his part moreny brought more deni It appears subject is a pathologi A (6 by For the above reasons, WFO does not recommend further contact with the subject for the purpose of » developing him as a double agent or a source of information. (iA) . a { comh pice “rice } v HY 50953 DBoctd:32313356 Page 5
5 ; . . y , {ro [ios-so83" | Qe WO) | - _ | INFORMANTS . Cay Identity of Source Location of Original Information F T-1 is | | WF 1046-S* \S\ WF T-2 is | Instant report, Page 7 THADDEUS C. COX, Vice President, Union Trust Company, Washington, D. C. NY T-1 is 105-4083, Serial 274, Pages 8 and 15. Mrs. GLADYS RAYMOND, Records Unit, Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, Two Broadway, New York City F Pests 6) 134{60 sub Ne YS Careful consideration has been given to the sources concealed and T symbols were utilized only in those instances "Oo the identities of the sources must be ) Ud concealed. & LEADS YY ! : . { NEW YORK DIVISION | | AT NEW YORE CiTy : 1. Will, at the(St. worstdZfotel, determine if/(DAI was a guest there on/7-13)and - eser »: if being noted that two chetks were és) ft g ven to that hotel by(DAJ in the amounts of $29.28 and $50.00, Tespec vely. f ¢ c : 2. If subject was a guest there, will determines) _ «f° any telephone contgcts made from subject's ij4” room during visit in an effort to ascertain if he was in contact,withfknown Israeli intelligence agents / =] co {cits na PAGE 3 (er 4 : , ~ g HY 50953 DBoctd:32313356 Page 6
C gm [20s-s08s 7] + WASHINGTON FIELD OFFICE AT WASHINGTON, D. C. “4, Will continue to monitor bank accounts off) af et subject at Riggs and Union Trust Company 4 2. Will place stop notice with INS to be advised RIA of subject's return to the U. S. Kh i 3. Will consider an interview with Capt. sof (J SHIMON, MPD, to ascertain circumstances of 2 his association with the subject: aces of if subject has requested SHIMON to, chec i ; 1 a "tap" on subject's telephone . (Dy La) @_ 4. Will ascertain from{ELDWIN A, STRONG, ars) ¥ North Utah\St., Arlifigton, Va. 7 \ Seta: l of his meeting with subject. | os At Grate Department] will, through A act C3 mes) ‘with the(Israeli Desk Officer, \ attempt to CS f obtain more information conc ning accoun of the {Custodian of Enemy Property: ‘in CS Israe determine in fact if subject and his family are receiving money from ental of property owned by subject. RUS ‘The report is being classified "Secret" in view of the information concerning the funds of the account of the (israeli delegation to the United Nations, Account One, |known Co) to be used for(intelligence payments.) In event of down C$ grading, report and evaluation memc ‘should be classified "Confidential" since it reveals FE: investigation of an - (employee of an international organization] Report is 3 additionally classified "Confidential" since it tends to ‘reveal FBI investigation of (foreign diplomatic officials ] Cs and since data reported by | T-l1, WF T-2, and WF T-3, could reasonably result in identification of informants of continuing value and compromise future effectiveness thereof. | ; “ covit's = (3) , . — HY 50953 DBoctd:32313356 Page 7 7
(enenleenneae - ra 7 ~ ( j SECRET UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION CLAS SSIFIED BY sussefeee Copy to: DECLASSIr yf GN DEX. OY te) (FO tila) Report of: | MALCOLM P, CARR. Offi: +=Washington, D, C, Date: . | AUG 20 wd TO ao File Number Washington Field (105-4083 [7 Bureau [(ios-20814:{5) Ti 1 Cb | TRFOPMA rLoN CONT HED eset apie TSU NOLASST? K I 7 LEC 7 WERE SHOWN OTHERWISE if ACCOUNTING » INVESTIGATION Cherecen | «&) g INTERNAL SECURITY -. ISRAEL Synopsis: Jes. ‘LARA RAFTERY, _ wnemployed » met subject on one 2) eccagion only. Hé¥ name and phone number were — AY furnished subject by former tialijstudent, andc $2 me meetings merely social. Registrant of Maryland license ‘plates for Jaguar and Plymouth Station : agon obtained, Information furnished by (Isa CS] SABBAGH, U IA \employee, in February, 1959, revealed hé Was social acquaintance of subject. nformation received subject to de art (6-8389 for (SJ (itatgbenroute to (Jerusalem, Jordan) via ship on CS") "home leave" granted by (International Bank.} C$) Subject, ‘interviewed(8— 9, stated contacts wien women purely social dnd” work never_discussed. 5 fil Many of them did not know,his name.| Subject | ji Glaimed that Capt.. JOSEPESSHIMON , of MPD, was a 7 “\ personal friend whom he consulted on a number of. occasions for assis ce, He told SHIMON he an _ ) felt his Dasany eepnons. was tapped” and was of opinion that a "tap" may have been found because friendship with SHIMON not as friendly 3 on (BAN Fsubject denied knowing/ RAFAEL MEDAN }Zs or (DAVID_ZUTA]by name. Subject shown phofogra BEC e DAN janc UTA which he.identified as BENNY Gio AD. on MURAD [ph) and person iptrodyuced ubjentl by (NOURAD “yespectively. ~ He. it (NOURAD in jerusalem 946 dnd 1947 and approxima thrée years ago, contacts with subject by (aounans commenced, , Subje he i fe BS es | did not..know(Mo to besemployed. by the (Israeli Pee! ‘Government jbut thought him-to be a student a | mniversity in New York. City. Contacts acer ‘ oo ere for the: ‘purpose of. assisting latter wi thesis by MOURAD on on tno, introduced - ‘This document contains nelther recommendations nor conclusions of any kind. & is the ‘prope FOL/PA # 2 a a N HY 50953 DBoctd:32313356 Page 6
Aro tos-a003) G) | A SeORERS, (him by MOURAD was believed by subject to be a ‘Student and from Baltimore, Maryland, whom he Saw only twice. Subject never received money from either individual and never received money from any Israeli at any time. He never discussed _ with them any information which could conceivably be of intelligence value to Israelis. Subject stated he could not tell the true story until — after he returned from his..-trip where he could get permission of his family in Lébanon. He Tausi t would be a story which "wid make you h laug Ny (5) (5) . * ~P- 4  patans: AT WASHINGTON, D.C. 4 g {W Information was ‘previously furnished which disclosed. that Mrs. KLARA RAFTERY, 1219 North Taft Street, Arlington, Virginia, had been observed in the company of DAJA on May 21, 1959. The purpose of the contact was unknown. @/ A ' On June 10, 1959, Mrs. KLARA RAFTERY, Apartment Two, 1219 North Taft Street, Arlington, Virginia, was interviewed by SAs MALCOLM P.. CARR and DONALD HOETING. She advised she did not know an OMAR DAJANY, however, when she had an opportunity to see a photograph of subject she recalled that she had seen DAJANY on one occasion only. Mrs. RAFTERY ised that ° approximately three, weeks ago she receive ES eleppone eall gol from an individual who said that one :AD he Ss’ understoo be was an Egyptian student, had furnished to the caller RAFTERY's name and phone number. The caller desired to see and talkie with her. A meeting was agreeable with Mrs. RAFTERY. and Ne arrangements were made for the caller to pick her up at 2: ORK HL) p.m. A short while after she received another call from thig=--— same individual who reported that he had an appointment and/ would be a bit late. The man, whom she knows now as DAJA t EG owned car from which point they went to the Hot Shoppe at [BUT Roslyn, Virginia, and on finding it closed crossed the street to a drugstore . (i) cy She advised that they were together approximately thirty minutes during which time they spoke about current - events and the fact that she had no girl friends. DAJANY told her. he had lots of girls to whom he would like to intreduce RAFTERY. She stated i ay a very pleasant meeting with DAJANY but purely social (¥) AS ; 2-0)" PF oCUIE Pee ee i ee ee = wee crete tee seer ce oo eee HY 50953 DBoctd:32313356 Page 9
¢ wre Bosses] e) Oe | fore My DAJANY returned Mrs. RAFTERY te cher residence and- (7 she has not seen him since that time nor has he called — her. RAFTERY felt that she must not have impressed DAJANY because of his failure to contact her again. GRC) In connection with ADEL, RAFTERY referred to an address book and stated the name was spelled ABDEL L, GARHI, whom she understood was an Egyptian student of economics in some school in the Washington, D. C. area. She had met GARHI at the Omar Khayyam Restaurant, however she has not geen this individual for a couple of years. RAFTERY recalled that DAJANY told her that ADEL had returned to Egypt but - did not advise her at what time he had left the country. (KJYNS) On November 28, 1958, WF T-1 advised that one 4 ADEL GARHI was known to Colonel AHMED KAMAL, Military Attache at the Embassy of the United Arab Republic (UAR). The informant said that Colonel KAMAL had requested Doctor. HUSSEIN SELIM. the Minister ut the UAR, provide a job for GARHI who was an Egyptian student studying in Washington and whose financial condition was quite bad. It appeared that the Egyptian Government had ceased payments for ; GARHI's scholarship. Doctor SELIM was to make an attempt -to assist GARHI./¢) j Previous investigation in this matter has revealed that on May 19, 1959, DAJANY met an unidentified girl at 25th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W. The girl was “tanding beside a gray Jaguar, a omobile bearing Marylanc license plates KD90-22. RAK We) : It is also to be noted that on May-23, 1959, . investigation disclosed subject met an unidentified girl at the Hot Shoppe, ist. and Washington eae d Virginia. ‘This girl was observed to drive a cream colore 2/22 eh on wagon, bE aring PELL AAS. JJ 13-56 ve af ; D4 : boli) oF b OL On June 29, 1 SYR Sates v. LA nee aaa, was advised by Miss BERNICE WOODS, Clerk, Department of Motor Vehicles, that Maryland license JJ13-56—— as registered to MARK EUGE ALDRON and his wife, ANNA é SZARTWALDRON, 6910 Brinkléy Ri Road, S. E., Oxen Hill, Prince Georges..County,,.. Washington . ft, Prince Ges ns. 1,,.0..cC. This License v W N) 288 issued to a 1959 Plymouth Suburban Station wagon. % 5 / N HY 50953 DBocld:32313356 Page 10
Miss WOODS also rep6: KD90~22 was issued to JUST KHOUSER, 901 Polk Avenue, Hagerstown, Maryjand, for a 1959 Jaguar roadster. & No operators license could be located for FUNKHOUSER, however ANNA CHASZER was issued operators license A680994, in which-she is described as white, female, five feet seven inches, one hundred and forty pounds, born August 27, 1925. Her husband, MARK EUGENE WALDRON, issued operators license A553683, was described as white, male, five feet eleven inches, one e, dred and eighty-five pounds, bor: ey Bun? LVS, if pore In connectich wi th JUST DN ORICHOUSER on July 15, 1959, IC ARTHUR EDWARD WARNER Caused a search to be made of the records of the Credit Bureau, Incorporated, Washington, D. C. These records contain a credit report dated February 13, ‘1959, at Hagerstown, Maryland. His address was listed as Longmeadow, Apartment 7C, Hagerstown, Maryland. His- employment was listed as president and part owner of the Victor Products Company, Hagerstown, Maryland. It was ' indicated that he was separated from his wife, RUTH C, ~/(FUNKHOUSER. These records contain no, additional information \" ‘pertinent to this investigation. (§/ V2) On July 15, 1959, IC WARNER was made available a credit report dated November 13, 1956, concerning MARK WALDRON, whose wife was listed as ANNA WALDRON, » 6910 Brinkley Road, S, E, His employment was listed with the Mount Vernon Publishing Company, where he had been employed as a printer for fourteen years. His wife's employment was listed as secretary at Riggs National Bank, 15th and Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W., as a secretary for the past thirteen years. These records contained no additional pertinent information concerning ANNA or MARK WALDRON (= Sg6EY On July 16, 1959, SE JOSEPH C, CREEDEN caused a check to be made of the records of the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD). These records contained no records of JUSTIN FUNKHOUSER or MARK or ANNA WALDRON; at all times an indefinite number of unidentified racords are out of file and not available for review. C4 6) ore — £SFCRET 2S) BDocld: 32313356 Page it
> . * os WFO (ros-ao0s OP) - Previous investigation in this matter has revealed” — that in June, 1958, information was furnishec es ae indicating that the subject was acquainted with Lga7\S ABBAGHS' ©" an employee pf United States Information Agency, (USIA) abroad. os HEAE pes . és on Fébr ra uary 27, 1959, the Office of Security, Department of State, made available a report dated February 18, 1959, which disclosed that ISA SABBAGH was he é interviewed at Jidda, Saudi Arabia, concerning pasany BA) SABBAGH stated he is not acquainted with OMAR FAROUK DAJANY but is acquainted with OMAR HASSEN SIDGI DAJANY, approximately thirty~four years of age, who is employed by the World Bank, Washington, D. C. SABBAGH stated DAJANY is married to an American girl named BETTY who is employed by the United States Government in Washington, D. C. .SABBAGH stated that DAJANY is fair | complexioned, light brown eyes, brown hair, and is os | Jordanian. He attended American University in Beirut, A Lebanon, and has a Ph.D from a Washington, D, C. university in 1957. SABBAGH stated he has been well acquainted with DAJANY since 1954. SABBAGH said DAJANY is socially charming, -has--a ready wit, and fancies himself as a social butterfly. | “In 1957, DAJANY's wife asked for a divorce, but this did not . matetialize The two, according to SABBAGH, have been reconciled LAC) SABBAGH stated that DAJANY would often gloat about his friendship with the late King ABDULLAH of Jordan and the present King, HUSSEIN. He said DAJANY had been second in command at the Jordanian Embassy in Washington, D. C. up to ‘ 1953, when he resigned to join the World Bank. At the time of DAJANY's resignation, there was cause for some gossip with some saying he was discharged but DAJANY denied this saying } . that it was proposed to recall him to Jordan. SABBAGH said pene Ea that DAJANY reported that he refused because he was planning 3} 7 on furthering his education in Washington and therefore resigned. - SABBAGH said that DAJANY expresses fondness for the United States because of DAJANY's social acceptability, his American \ friends, and comforts of the United States. SABBAGH said - 7 DAJANY had been critical of policies of the United States in the Near East, é¢specially in connection with the Palestine question, . but 1e was’ no less critical of the Arab policies at the time of the Palestine issue. SABBAGH ' considered DAJANY the reserve Arab nationalist whose American training appeared to make him less vietriolic than many of his nation. He is reported to admire NASSER (President of the VAR) «(SAD (c : HY 50953 DBocld:32313356 Page i2
_ a ; C, L | . | | . fom ove] 1g , i a as - SABBAGH stated that DAJANY has not a few "Jew friends in the United States and is not "anti-Jewish" as such. DAJANY's father, HASSAN SIDGI DAJANY, was a prominent Palestinian who was assassinated shortly after the war, accused of being a British "stooge", DAJANY, according to SABBAGH, told him that the American Department of State at the time suspected him of pro-Soviet leanings and that DAJANY denied the charge that he had been observed at some date visiting the Soviet Legation in Beirut. DAJANY is also conscious of having been seen with his wife attending social functions at the Soviet Embassy, however, DAJANY claims his name would still be on the ‘register of the Soviet Embassy from the days when he was an officer of the Jordanian Embassy. SABBAGH said that although he could not say that DAJANY was actually loyal to the United States "from a legalistic view point, (indeed his not being a citizen of the United States saved him from such. expected loyalty) he would say that he would not harm the United States' interests for the sake of the Soviets. Insofar. as he is a staunch Arab first, he might harm the United States’ interests in a negative way, that is, by not leaning over , _ backwards to advance such interests if he thought they conflicted | with the Arab interests." Gr) ¢) a DAJANY was said to be "well connected" in Washington ... . “an New..York York, with one of his friends of long standing, Doctor RALPIP{BUNCHE NCHE of the United Nations. () ea eemnnmemmeneemeneeeinsineeiiaiiaminaiaia ee f? d On June 25, 1959, the Office of Security, Departmen of State, reported that SABBAGH had been shown a photograph | of the subject of this investigation and that SABBAGH identified OMAR HASSEN SIDGI DAJANY as being identical with the subject of . this investigation. 6)€) On May 20, 1959, NY T-1 made available a personal money order issued by the branch of the Chemical Corn “ Exchange Bank at which an account entitled "Delegation of Israel to the United States, Account Number One" is maintained. One money order was as follows: + @) NN HY 50953 DBocld:32313356 Page i135
ve oe “wro (fos-so83_) ee t | i? Issue “i | 5=-6-59 sce] ‘Payee International Bank for econstruction and. Development. Money Order No. A139298 . Amount $2C0 .00 _* Maker OMAK DAJANY Ss Address 2514 K St., N. W.; ae Washington, D. C. Endorsement OMAR DATANY, stamped for deposit to the credit of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, _ Account B. Bank cleared or American Security and Trust Company, _ deposited Washington, D. C,, 5-14-59. “on June 15, 1959, NY T-1 made available the following sotiey order: Issue Date 5-20-59 Payee International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Money Order No. A139500 Amount - $200.00 Maker OMAR DAJANY Address 2514 K St., N. W., . | Washington, D. C. Endorsement OMAR DAJANY, stamped for deposit to the credit of the International j- Bank for Reconstruction and Development, » oo Account B. | Bank cleared or American Security and Trust Company, . deposited = _ Washington, D, C,, 5-28-59. | S) On July 17, 1959, WF T-~2 made available information from a local Washington, D. C. bank disclosing that Mrs. DAJANY «! had closed her account at the bank and that a new account in the name of OMAR DAJANY, 2514 K Street, had been opened on June 30, 1959, in the amount of $805.50. During the period of June 30, to July 17, 1959, DAJANY made withdrawals of $793.38, the total as of July 17, 1959, being $12.12. .It is to be noted from.this above account that on July 13, 1959, DAJANY made a check payable ‘ to the St. Moritz Hotel, New York City, in the amount of. $50.00. It is also to be noted that the new account was started with a deposit made from the "proceed a loan", the details ‘of which have not been determined {AA S| ar re These above records cannct be made public without the issuance of a subpoena duces tecum,in connection with data reported by NY T-1 and WF T-2,6 HY 50953 DBocld:32313356 Page 14
la oN . an ae Kr (ion Jf f SECRETE On July 22, 1959, Mrs. KAY WHALEN, formerly the manager + of the apartment dwelling in which the subject presently resides, f = they were departing the United States for Paris, France, on August 5, 1959, via the "SS Liberte" for three months' leave. advised that Mrs. DAJANY had reported to her on that date 2 On July 29, 1959, WF T-3 advised that DAJANY will depart from the United States at New York City on the "SS Liberte" on August 5, 1959, for Italy enroute to Jerusalem (Jordan) on a trip, which will be in connection with "home leave" granted by the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Mrs. DAJANY will accompany the subject. DAJANY is scheduled to leave Cherbourg, France, on November 13, 1959, on the "Liberte" if he cannot get a reservation on an Italian line leaving Genoa the | ‘last week in October, 1959, to return to the United States. G/ Further information concerning the itinerary of the subject is not known to WF 78-6) HY 450953 BDocld: 32313356 Page 15 —
Ro HY To -SAs MALCOLM employees ,_ —_— eel a srasano rom wo. 4 Office Memdrandum - UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT FROM : SA MALCOLM P, CARR - * SUBJECT: OMAR FAROUK DAJANY, aka fe) SAC, WFO (<os-4089) 65) DATE: 8-10-59 © FA. pt nf we Omar Hassen Sidgi Dajany INTERNAL SECURITY - ISRAEL on iugust 1,) 1959, DAJANY) was interviewed by CS CARR and HAROLD RUBENSTEIN prior to which(DAJANY) C3) was advised that. statements made by him were voluntary. on his... part and that he was not being compelled to make any ‘statements. He was advised. that. he had the right of counsel and that ‘any statements made: by him could be used against him in court. ath In regard to his contacts with United States Gove DAJANY| furnished thé following 4 information: $ Coasany Je said he has snown (ROBLES SALUS for two or: ‘three years, seeing hér first. at (McReynolds, 18th ai for two oF Nowe S He stated he is socially acquainted. only. with Mrs . [SALU ‘but: would 3) like to know her. betters He said he.has. found her remo e..and: cool to him and that. .at-no:. ‘time has he discussed .with her her: employment. In fact, DAJANY}) did not know her employment except that she vow tena, employed In i) building at 18th and F Streets, N, “His_ ‘know e of Mrs. (SALUS|has been © ‘gained fron seeing her at (licks >) as}eitting’ $) and talking with her- over a spridwich and. a''coke, Ke nn a . Oo a Rl for several years - aying CS. . ; where both resided for af 5)... while. id chavaeverized her as a Wades Kia" and one from whom. he. gets great pleasure in being with. He said he sees her for lunch, and ; has taken her to the horse races with: him inasmuch > ‘as she shares his joys and his sorrows. He has never discussed her work with - her ‘at any time and» aside from h lean at. the Navy” Department, know wheré aver ee ployed. He said he is not particularly. “interested in her as a woman. ‘and has never talked to her about her work. He has her phone number: pst has not seen or talked rae ‘fora long A OF BY 50957 Bocld: 32313356 Page 16 |
HE UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY (usiayj DAJANY last saw SABBAGH in Beirut ,.Lebanon- in February, 1959, | _at which time the subject was visiting there in connection with a trip made on business for the International Bank. According to DAJANY, SABBAGH told him that he was an Assistant position. He consideys{SABBAGH) and his wife, _to the American Ambassador 40 Saudi Arabia, however DAJANY as purely questioned the title a DAJANY has never heard of such a social acquaintance up with SABBAGH in es” JOAN although at one time in 1954 he teamed making a broadcast to the Middle East for the benefit of the International Bank and the Voice of America . (VOA). DAJANY admires SABBAGH for his knowledge of the Arabic | language but has found him tiring and uninteresting since ‘SABBAGH is always nagging, is dissatisfied with his promotiors, and is dissatisfied with the World in general. He said he docs. not correspond with SABBAGH Rey and is not acquainted with SABBAGH's assignment. e) “DONALD L. SNOOK Ty \ BnLoPeS BY SEE annom ABROAD | “DAJANY believes that he has met SNOOK once only. 4 He said he seems to recall that ISA SABBAGH, on going abroad, left his car with DAJANY and told DAJANY that in the event SNOOK asked to use the car the request should be granted. car. DAJANY believes that SNOOK had called him and had taken the ‘He can recall no further conversation with SNOOK other than the above. & oo Regarding other yersons with whom DAJANY has. been known to be in contac the following information; personal friend: since Jerusalem, Jordan, wuere BARNES was Truce Organization. He said BARNES Unitec Jations Security Council and Co-operation Administration, and is Associates, a public relations firm and New York. DAJANY said that pis continues on a social basis. ND) HY 50957 Bocld: 32313356 Page it ies Stated that he and BARNES have been close - : .°80, having first met him in —| ‘associated with the International | f-10- os @l ‘ ly, the subject furnished . oa ! later went with the ' then to the International ’ now associated with Kenmore having offices in Washington friendship with BARNES
— & WFO (ios-so0s7] oH an ae (anna WALDRON iS DAJANY did not know WALDRON by name but recalled that he had met someone with a station wagon and advised that this, like all of his ot contacts with women, have been for purely social reasons. & / _ L “Waryland License KD90-22— ‘DAJANY advised that he did not know RUTH FUNKHOUSER but is acquainted with INGRID RICHTER who, until recently, resided at the Washington Circle Apartments, 2430 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W., and who drives a gray Jaguar. He explained that this automobile was given to RICHTER by JUSTIN FUNKHOUSER whom he does not know personally. He advised that Mrs. DAJANY had met Miss RICHTER and had told her about the possibility of employment at the Gaslight Club as a waitress. RICHTER took the job there but gave it up shortly thereafter because she was not allowed to date patrons,.of the club.: Her employment is not known at present by DAJANY. He explained his associatio with her is purely social and for lovc of beautiful women. Y (CATHERINE WRIGHT, | ay ace, N. E. CLARE HAWKINS, reet, N. W. URS) - HELEN SMITH | B14 Division Avenue, N. E, DAJANY claimed that he did not know the above girls by their surname but recalls, he knew of some "Negro girls" with given names as above. 6 stated that he met these girls and others through DIDIER RAGUENET, formerly Third Secretary at the French Embassy, whom DAJANY stated "was fond of Negro women" 3% DAJANY said he knew them socially but saw them £ SECRET Ag (RUTH C. FUNKHOUSER  § 4 (Believed to be driver of a gray _saguer with |e BS cx infrequently and the purpose being to satisfy his sexual desires .rif In regard to girls in general, DAJANY said some of the girls he meets he knows by their given name or their surname; on occasions, however, many of them are not known to him at all by mame. He summed up his association with women by saying that women were his only weakness, that he loved beautiful women and - abhorred ugly ones. He said he has always ee women and will always do it until the day he dies. 4 a HY 50957 Docld: 32313356 Page 18 on aw
NN RESTAURANT Steer SS aA peiE ATER ATERIE RE EERIE ORE « DAJANY had known SAAH a number of years and considers him a personal friend. DAJANY said SAAH no longer. runs the Desert Inn but operates the Iron Gate Inn; is believed to also. have some interést in another women's apparel shop. DAJANY advised he has borrowed money from SAAH on numerous occasions but to date he is no longer indebted to him. He said that SAAH has never requested that he furnish any information, neitherhas he spoken with or furnished to SAAH information &/ . which could be construed to have any intelligence value. a _ “PAJANY reported no social contact with--ALLOUNI aside from seeing him at diplomatic functions in Washington. DAJANY said ALLOUNI is not interested in other women. They have no | common interest, and for that reason he does not consider him a close friend ¢“ Doctor ABDEL RAOUF AGU//ALAM an aan eer ease septa protools DAJANY described him as an Egyptian whom he knows quite well, both having attended American University in Washington together. DAJANY has helped ALAM in the use of | the English language in a thesis which ALAM had been preparing. He stated that his association with ALAM until the latter's marriage, had been close but now they have drifted apart. DAJANY recalled that on one occasion ALAM gave DAJANY money to give to someone in the Middle East and because of an emergency, DAJANY had spent part of the money. ALAM insisted on the return of the money sooner than DAJANY had contemplated and DAJANY and ALAM went together to one of the banks and obtained a loan in ordex for DAJANY to repay ALAM, He said at no time has he ever received information from ALAM which could be construed to be of any intelligence value. ["Manmoup ROUSAN, 6) | FORMERCY MINISTSK AT THE JORDANIAN EMBASSY rd _ DAJANY said that when ROUSAN came to the-Jordanian | Embassy, DAJANY was ROUSAN's superior, ROUSAN being the Military Attache and DAJANY the First Secretary. Later ROUSAN was recalled to Jordan and was involved in some difficulty, however he ,o_e to the United States with . the rank of Minister. yay fz 40" ee ee ae —— a HW 50953 DocId: 32313356 Page 19
Ne x weo (i Fos-s083) TS Oo Coit ee ot are rie + ‘g) WDAJANY) feels that (ROUSAN has great ambitions, but 5 will never succéed because hé is the type who writes poetry and who dreams, (DAJANY recalled that just pean te of KOUSAN'S departure from thé Unitéd States in (Juty,) 19 of $ousAN (RousAN Jat one of the hotels and was by SOBA that he was returning to be transferred to a (high government posit ze (ROUSAN said he accepted this position because he hoped that tae would help him return to_the/Jordanian Army.) Three days after ROUSAN jreturned to(Jordan hé was [put in jail ATANY) said hel S$ id_not know the cr¥cumstances until later when{King HUSSEIN of [Jordan)visited the United States. He was accompanied byf $ Prime Minister MAJAL) _According to (DAJANY , MAJAL spoke off & OUSAN jand tol DAJANY, ''They had something on him<,’ ” (ROUSAN MAJALffurther advised”that(in jail/ROuSAN)had written a As ine to one hundred and ten pagé le ter to(King HUSSE begging the King.for forgiveness Sor(azong doings and te working for Ga tians.{ sf @ér being advisedof the above information, (DAJANY anv) neha Whether he should remain in touch ( with om [DASA ay ho remained in Washington as a student and whom (DAJANY had en requested by (ROUSAN to lock after and/ Ss | to help him get a job. (basany|said he went to the (Saudi Arabianc$ | (RousaN and spoke to ing in hope they might find work for (housa s brother. ever, he claims he was: advised that he CeJ should not do t :.S) . According to (DAJANY, ROUSAN /is not normal since he C3) would ramble on for_hours on end on subjects with which one did not agree with (ROUSAN, DA said he did not agree with, “J many of the things Which( ROUSAN ought but many times w ind himself indicating agreement just.to get away trom (SOUSA Cs J DAJANY/said he seriously doubted that ROUSAN was actually (5) guilty of the allegations made ainst him, judging from the heavy indebtedness of /ROUSAN. SGP | According to M@asany. e ae actrial] is soon to be held ror( 33 (Rousan J ar and. oie Gores B | [_REIOPOLTTA ennmammanaae oY (Dasany] Said that he was very_fond of SHIMON and that they are dear friends, having him approximately five years ago through a_mutual friend SHIMON, and his fe, JEANNIE, visit the [DAJANY'sPahd vide versa. (DAI aid that hé had become very. fond Mrs. SHIMON since Sh Ss so interested in({the Middle East hd trav: 1, and DAJ as afforded her much information in this regard. [DAJANYPsaid that recently he had an altercation with an attendant at 4 gas station and had sought SHIMON's aid. cei that on a going ( YE f iy £_. HY 50957 Docld: 32313356 Page 20
. ia . . a é a! - wp0 (io5-4083 KAS | a _ , fre Gee NC) FSECRETAD | ‘. 4 ~ va into a gas station and ordering gas, the attendant kept a cigarette in his mouth while filling the tank. DAJANY {SD arned Zhe man against this and when the man persisted DasaNefierabbed the cigarette frgm the man's mouth, As a result of this, the man struck [DA the side of the face ' causing great pain and anguish. ATANE Hough SHIMON's advice and was told to swear out a warrant for the attendant. He : ' said that he has consulted SHIMON in other personal matters ; and recently consulted SHIMON regarding the selling of [DAJANY 's K) personally owned car. h (ag) oo Se : DAJ ANY. recalled that in 1954, he casually mentioned to SHIMON that he felt his phone was "tanped". /DAJANY[Said , he did not know whether SHIMON had checked for a "tap" but shortly thereafter his relatiopship with SHIMON seemed not as friendly. From this DAJANY urmised SHIMON had in fact foun "tap" and probably was dubious about associating with [DAZANY ql Ke | — | fi: f spre n regard to the above two names (DAgANY] did not CS | know either fo and has had no dealings With people so ) named. (NY RAFAEL MEDAN ~ DAVID ZUTA | ay?) “DAJANY|/ did not know either of the aboye individuals, When furnished a description of DAVID ZUTA) and (MEDAN he ¢$ . advised that he knew an individual who appeared_to Be the Same as(ZUTA} who had been introduced to him by one(BENNY MOURAD,JCS] | (phonetic) or (MURAD (phonetic). When shown a photograph of 4 | (MEDAN and(ZUTA, D ANY [stated.that (MOURAD \was identical with cw) the. photograph of (ME jand that the perS6n introduced to himZ $] : by (MEDAN) was identical with the’ photograph of ZUTA,S MVS) e stated that he first met (BENNY uounap)at ate £53 | Europe) in Jerusalemjin approximately [F946 or 1947. About, _ three years ago, (MOURAD \contacted/DAJANY and_said.he was (5 z] (© ZI or | i assing through town and wanted to see [DAJANY URAD /told DAJ he was a Student at a University in New kc ty, C5) either Princeton,,Golumbia, or New York University, according tol DAJANYS x a @) " | ° - | 7 fi ¢/ HY 50953 DBocld:32313356 Page 21
Q fm B (tos-aoss | | He?) | | eae nag fake - MOURAD was pursuing a course in economics and was preparing a thesis in connection with the course and therefore was consulting DAJANY for assistance. According to DAJANY, MOURAD came to Washington from New York about once a month at which time they would get together for luncheon or a. drink and discuss current topics and the thesis which MOURAD was ‘preparing. Oftentimes DAJANY furnished information which required MOURAD to take notes and DAJANY made notes of what was being discussed.. Never at any time did MOURAD give DAJANY any money and at no time would he discuss with or furnish MOURAD any information which could conceivably be of any intelligence value to the Israelis. DAJANY denied that he knew MOURAD was associated or employed by the Israeli Government in the United States and felt confident: that MOURAD was not an intelligence agent. DAJANY could recall ‘that at least on two occasions he had received a magazine from MOURAD and on one of these occasions the magazine contained a manila: envelope in which there was the thesis | on which MOURAD was working. WG . It is noted that on July 10, 1958, DAJANY had been observed to enter the Roger Smith Hotel, pick up a magazine dropped by RAFAEL MEDAN and later, on a streetcar, take from the magazine a white envelope which he opened and peered into and later deposited three hundred and fifty dollars in a bank in Washington. DAJANY vigorously and categorically denied any such occurrence. He said that it may have been one of the times that he received a thesis which had been enclosed in the magazine but never any soner. RS DAJANY recalled that near the end of 1958, he had been introduced by MOURAD to an individual he identified as ZUTA from the photograph. This man was met on two occasions only with the last occasion being several months ago. The man was introduced by name, however DAJANY did not recall it. He reported to DAJANY that he was a student at Baltimore, Maryland and indicated a fair knowledge of the Middle East. and of Jerusalem. The man asked about the welfare of certain families in Jerusalem known to DAJANY, He appeared to know the location of the tomb of DAJANY's father and they also discussed a little Arab girl who had been operated on by a Doctor DIAMOND in Boston whose trgatment was made possible by DAJANY's intercession. Cy HY 50957 BDocld: 32313356 Page 22
{ wro (tos-aoes J ame DAJANY has not seen MOURAD since the time he was introduced to the man known as DAVID ZUTA and DAJANY did not know whether MOURAD was presently in New York or the United States. DAJANY has not been contactedby ‘COREY ?) any fashion since the last time described above. In connection with sizeable sums of money received by OAJANY, as determined by previous investigation, DAJANY said no such funds were coming into his possession and. welcomed the examination of his accounts and personal belongings. After repeated questions concerning financial arrangements between DAJANY and MEDAN or ZUTA, DAJANY recalled that he had received various amounts of money for a period of over three years. He explained that approximately five years ago while in Europe, he met a Mr. FALKHIRSCH, whom DAJANY described as a real estate man from Israel. . DAJANY, who, with his family, has considerable real estate and bank accounts in Israeli held Jerusalem, was advised by FALKHIRSCH to make application to the Custodian of Enemy Property in Israel, in order to draw the proceeds from rents of the property and part of the savings in banks in Israel. DAJANY said he waited a while, possibly until about three years ago, when he made application to the Custodian (the name of the Custodian and the place to which he directed the application was unknown to DAJANY). He said that about three years ago money started coming in. First there wa. a one hundred dollar limitation per month that persons outside of Israel could receive. OAJANY judged there were three hundred to four hundred Arabs in the United States ree*ivin a from the Custodian of Enemy Property in Israc BY According to DAJANY it is: his understanding that the money being received from the Custodian of Enemy Property has ceased or will cease in the near future because of some fiscal arrangeme nether it will begin again, DAJANY “) does not know. et) se i DAJANY was asked if he had in his possession an accounting of the money received over a given period of | time, however, he said that he had .not.kept such an account because’ the money was sent directly to his family in Beirut, Lebanon,and they in turn would send part of the money to . which he was entitid. ... He said that many times his I _brothers or hisrelatives would make a trip from Jordan to the United States and would bring to him parcels of goods and foods and at the game time bring bank drafts or checks and currency to him from the Custodian of Enemy Property. gle) | Cea AB K-16- @) fo oe “ — | AW S095% Docld:32313356 Page 23
f wro [ios-sose | y KF ; + ‘Sex 2s, vig? a DAJANY denied that ZUTA or MOURAD (MEDAN) had ever handed to him any monies which came from the Custodian and again denied that he had ever received from New York or from any other city money as a result of his contacts with any of the Israelis. In fact, DAJANY said that on at least one occasion MOURAD had borrowed one hundred and fifty dollars from him as a loan which he later repaid. Wj . In connection with DAVID ZUTA, it appeared that * ZUTA merely wanted to continue the friendship established by MOURAD. DAJANY stated that he enjoyed ZUTA because of the excellent Arabic he spoke but aside from this he did not feel that ZUTA was overly intelligent. He said by no means would he ever suspect that ZUTA was an intelligence operator and at no timc did he ever discuss with ZUTA anything which could be termeau intelligence o which would be of any value to the Israeli Government. “ie 2) | DAJANY advised that he had no way to contact either MOURAD (MEDAN) or the person to whom he was introduced by MOURAD: (ZUTA) and. that contacts by them with him had been initiated by these two men. & Ie DAJANY said that his work at the International Bank did not allow him access to the type of information the Israeli Government might be desirous of. He worked exclusively in the Far East such as Burma, Viet Nam, and the Philippines, and there was nothing in connection with such an assignment at the International Bank ich could be of interest to the Israeli Government. (| He said he was never asked by MOURAD or the person introduced by MOURAD or by any persons he knew to be Israelis to furnish them with any information from his work at the . International Bank and at no time has he ever received any pay for any discussion he might have had with any Israelis In concluding the interview, DAJANY stated he “ey felt fortunate that he was contacted prior to his departure on "home le ave''..from the bank for now he could talk to his. mother and brothers in Lebanon and get their permission to tell the tru. story of his activities, a story which he said "will make you Jaugu’. S) HY 450953 Docld: 32313356 Page 24
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUstrce FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION SECRET In Reply, Washington, D.,C. File No. - srs) " ; BENOD, Dee! "OMAR FAROUK DAJANY yo | _ —# | (ENTERAL SECURITY ~ ISRAEL, a . ., Confidential informants WF T-1, WE 1-2, WF £3, ; “and NY [-1, utilized in report of Special Agent Malcolm P. Carr, dated and captioned as above, have furnished reliable information an the past, en (am) ; ca. This memorandum is loaned to you by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and neither it nor its contents are to be distributed outside. the agency to which loaned. Gyn = “HW 50953 DocId: 32313356 Page 25