Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination 
Records Collection Act of 1992 
(44 USC 2107 Note) 
NW 53217 6/20/17
104-10221-10210 eee ot Tia d? a . rot By letter dated Julgt3, 1960, the U. 8. D4 _ Department of Justice advised that it. had been advised — re by the Federal ‘Aviation Agency that subject's pilot's. : certificate had been revoked by order dated May 26, po ; 1960, by reason.otf the leaflet-dropping flighe over Cuba fa wolch subject was engaged in Octobér, 1959, - , On August 4, 1960, JOSEPH THURMAN, Investigs= ter, Inmigraricn and Naturalization Service, €£N3) . Miami, advised that subject's ‘appeal of the order — expatriating him, due to kia service in the atmed forces. of Cuba,is still pending before the Board of lizaigration Appeals in Washington, D. C, ae pe - Gn August 4, 1960, TYLER C, WIMTOR, Speclal Details Officer, U, S$. Border Patrol, Miami, advised: that a source of that office, whe has furnished reliable information in the past concerning the activitlés of aubject, recently advised that subject had been, to his knowledga, Lnactive in the antl-CASTRO Field since nis effort la conjunction with former head of the Cuban _ Revolutionary Air Fores, PEDRO DIAZ LANZ, to organize (aa expedition against Cuba in May, 1959. , On August 3, 1960, RAYMOND JULIUS NORRIS, — 16 Northvear Sth Avenue, Apartment 5, Mleml, Florida, advised SA RICHARD 8, KELLOGG he wag formerly fron — Norfolk, Virginia, and moved Co Miami, Florida, in July, 1957, He said he first wet subject in 1951 or 1952 when — _ they served together in che Merchant Marines during tha Korean conflict; Ha said he saw very little of subject on, £eom 1952 to 1954, that ae worked with hin for .the North “- American Assuranca Soctacy in Norfolk during 1954 and 1955 arid saw subjece quite often when subject operated the White Hat Tavern in Norfolk, ~ NORRIS said curing 1957 subjecc seemed. to take an interest in the pelittcal problems of Cuba, read : - 2.
104-10221-10210 ma 2192 what he could about it, but to NORRIS" knowledge had. no first-hand knowledge concerning it at that time. ‘He said when he cama to Miamt in July, 1957, subject ‘gave him an address, which supposedly had to do with Cuban Revolittonary - ‘Activities, and réquested that = NORRIS have people contact him there’ about - joining him, NORRIS said the address turned cut to-be-a vacant lot, Ha could only recall that the ‘address was supposed: £0. -be. that of a woman whose husband had been killed in Cuba and NORRIS believed subfect got the address from a newspaper. NORRIS said: around. August er September, 1957, he saw-subject in Hiami ter a few minutes and subject asked about his contact at the above addraga ‘and Kha told subject at was a vacant lot. He said he did not Imow what subject was dolng in Florida at that tims cr hey long he aLsyed NORRIS said. he did net ges Hab 86% again. unril: tha Spring, 1959, although he réad of ‘aubjece's eaploits inthe newspspets., Hoa sald whea he did sea subject, subject wd3 in civilian clethes and with an unknown Cuban atid. they talked’ briefly but only about old elmes and nothing -abcut subject's activities. Ha said he-did not sea subject. after that until after reading gbout. subjact’a breale with CASTRO and his _leaflet-dtcpping flight with PEPRO DIAZ LAHZ, Ha said he’ has. seen: chim possibly feur er five times aince than, NORRES said ha- as. a Bad hearc eonditica and some of MiUN LN 3 those visits wera alck calls on the part of subjact, and on other. eccasloas Endy have only discussed gonaral matters “and net subjace's specific activir tes. oo a =
104-10221-10210 a Sy NORRIS said subject has never mentioned to him the formation of. any. expediticn. against CASTRO - er the obtaining” of equipment. for same dnd has never asked him. te engages. ia any. guch activities as he knows: any: “exerticn cn hia, NORRIS', part would be_ fatal to him dus to his heart. condition, -NORRIS said. she had. ‘jokingly epokea ty subject. concerning subject's 3 _expleits. as: repertaed. in ‘the newspapers byt subject “only. passes ic off witheuc comment, He said onlya few weeks aga ha jekingly taid aubject be thought bubjact weald ke in Cuba by new and subjfece merely . said somer hing tG the effect that there ara-tec any different ereups er ideas wetking against CASTRO eS ORRIS said he knows nething ef any attempt by subjace ae organize activities against the Govern ment of Cuba, te reerudte parsons fer guch activities. er ebrain material fer euch activizias «ther than “what hag been teperiod in ne RE paoer, sata anil wes ance gave etn A. ontd? bearing 5 pans and the pama of the Intere America naa tngaa Compasetan, He aid subfect later indicated 25 ‘Eta a dssive. co set up an impert-axpert buainess betwaen Cuba and the Endted Stat a3 after | CASTRO is. Gusted frea Cuba, which business waa to handle appitances, | etemebiie parts and the Lika. NORRIS gaid he sunpeaed that was the enly reaacn for tha formation éf rhe cirperetion, Ha eaid he imew of ng éther reason fer the cerperation and had ns in forma- tien that ths corporation was In any mannar aaggociatad with antloCASTRG astivitles, ’ -&
104-10221-10210 : seh cara Seales, MM 2-192 © sea rims: NORRIS said he would report ce the FBI any _ infermation coming. te his attention stout subject's activities but deubted he would have euch infermation since subject never dissnased things with him, On! August ‘Ly 1960, MM T-1, who has knowledge of beth pre~CASFRO sod anti~CASTRO activicles in the Miami area, advised that Cuban exile ANSELMO ALLIEEGRO, JR. recently waa to the heme cf subject. in an effort. 5 ebtaln oné cf the uniforms subject and FEDRO. DIAZ LANZ accumulated during the Spricg 1969 when they were . acremptiag ta crganize an expeditien against CASTRO, , Accerding to informant, subject told ALLLEGRO hé no - lenger has the unlfcms, indicated that DIAZ LANZ ) . oe had. zaken all cf them and ale> indicated there had been ; ' some misunderstanding batwaen hip and DIAZ LANZ,- The informant could ack ba were specifie about hia ‘misunderstanding. a
104-10221-10210 a ‘UNITED: STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ae eat , FEDERAL 1 BUKEAU oF INVESTIGATION ; 2-192 —=ssMhamit, Plorida ; Rae “a Hho. re oo oo, nde » FRANK ANEMONE IACI. Reference Se madd te repert of. SA RICHARD. B. rl KELLOGG, dared. end capticned ag abeve, : tha informant utilized in that report bas. A furnished rallable. information in the past. “PROPERTY OF Val - - Thia menorandum fa loaned fh you by the FAL; and neither. Lt nor its contents a ars =o be dlatrituned cutside the agency to watch — ‘loaned. . te = c “