EMM-A-11257 : RPOR-1472 “ aGe . (5) BIEMPrY-5 (formerly LIPSTICK-hO), Position: Support Agent (6) LOQETS-6 5 (formerly LIPSTICK-1}), Po pition:. Agent, LIMDTED Operator fb 6 Pie x 7 eres are (7). LIRGTY-7 (formerly LIPSPICK-27), wife of LIBETES. (8) LInGTI-8 - (formerly , LIPSTICK ck-29), son of LIEMPTY-6, Ccv- fcarver” (9) LIROPTY-§ (formerly LIPSTICK 49), Position: Agent, LICALLA operator. (10) LISMPTY-10 (formerly IPSTICK-2), Position: Agent, Photo truck operator. AMM, Gtrrende h etter ~ story 7933 (11) Lrmery-11 (formerly ‘tapsrten-ch), Position; Agent, Assistant photo . truck operator. (12) LIENPYT-12 (formerly LIJERSEY-5), Position: Agent, cutout and spotter. a Ut Ke Bese , “Q3) LIBOTY13 (formerly LIJERSSY-2), Position: Agent, LILYRIC Base House opera (1) Logepry-14 (formerly LIJERSEY-12), Position: Agent, Assistant LILYRIC Base House operator. Wife of LIEMPTY-13. (15) UBeT-15 (formerly LIJERSEY-4), Position: Agent, LIJERSEY surveillance es (16) LIEMPTY-16 (formerly LISERSEY-6), Positicn: Agent, LIJERSEY surveillance team member. Q7) LIBGTY-17 (formerly LIJERSEY-13), Position: Agent, LIJERSEY surveillance team member. . b. Personal Data: . Personal. data on all personnel Listed above have previously been provided to Headquarters, either in projects LIPSTICK or LIJERSSY or in each iniividual’s PRQ, Parts I snd IT. e. Operational Approvals: 1 29 February 1955, per HMMi-2067, (1) Raymond H. GERENUE, OA granted dated 14 March 1955. ¢- 2-7 (2) Oliver G. SCANTLING, OA granted 2 December 195%, per HMAMW-1694, dated 29 December 1954. ¢- HO 767 (3) LIEMPry-3, OA granted 10 August 1956, file number C-46955, per MeN-j12, dated 2h August 19
a, EMM-AoL 1257 KAPOR- 1872 (4) L@ert-h, G4 granted 4 Octoder 1955, file number C-51678, . per EOW- 3593, dated 12 Octoder 1955. (5) LIEMPT-5, QA granted & Nay 1957, file mmber C-50462, per (6) Lrmery-6, OA granted 23 Septenber 1954, per DIR 19215, 30 Septenber 195%. C- avers (7) LIEMPrY-7, OA granted LL Octoder 1955, per BU-2610, 2 dated 25 October 1955. C..sve7 (8) LYEMPTY-8, OA greated 1S October 1955, per HMei.2522, dated aT October 1955. ¢- 33°77 (9) LIEMPTY-9,P0A granted 27 Deceaber 19%, file number C-56699, per HMMW~3940, dated 10 January 1957. cd wate «9 Mak 7P07 (10) LIEMPTY-10, OA granted 10 April 1953, per ERW-557, dated 23 April 1953. C-aa72 . (11) LIEMPTY-11, QA granted 1h September 1955, per HMMW-2582, dated 4% October 1995. ©. 4/4039 (12) LIEMPTY-12, OA granted 14 duly 1955, per EOW-2364, dated 22 July, 1955. C- 36H. (13) LTEMPTY-13y_0A granted 9 May 1956, per EMG 3113, dated 22 May 19%. C- , a - (a4) -Lremery-14, QA granted 16 October 1957, per EMMW-5h02, dated 29 October 1957. C- Grred : SMa ate LO OS PS ' (15) LIEMPTY-15, OA grantea 2 July 1956, “tiie number C-L8e84, per EMMW- 3359, dated 8 August 19%. (16> LIEMPTY-16, OA granted 18 February 1957, file number C-54098, per EMMV-4i2h, dated 20 February 1957. (17) LIEMPTY-17, OA granted 23 September 1957, per EMMU-5262, dated i October 1957. © .@a2sry 10. Cover: a. Rayniond H. GEXENDE is the only LOSNPTY agent who has cover provided by KUBARK. GeRENDE ostensibly is a salesman for LISYERIES's firm. However, he aeldem spends ary time pursuing hie cover occupation, since bia operatianal activities are so numerous and time consuming. GEREADE's cover with the LISTERISE firm was arranged by the Station and, so far, has been adequate for GERENDE's needs. t ‘
14-00000 and thetr personal loyalty ‘to their past and present Case Officers. HMM-A~11247 | KAPOR®1472 | elle . ' “B.. The Case Officer, Quinton N..-OUSLER, is known only to GERENDE and ‘SCANTLING. It would not’be possible to develop a suitable cover story that would apply te the frequent méetings between the Case Officer and the Principal Agénts; therefore, meetings are clandestine and are wually conducted in the . Case Officer's.cér; However, suitable cover stories have been developed between the Cage Officer and SCANTLING and between the Case Officer and GERENDE involving back- . grouid information as to how. ‘we met and how our friendship devaloped, to be used ‘in the event ‘tte, Case Officer ie apprehended with either of the Principal Agents. “@. Hone of the status cover cecupations of any of the LIEMPTY agents id completely compatible with hie operational activities. Action cover stories are deided upon before cach assignment and devised to complement each agent'a status cover as closely ag posgible. Bese House operators, of course, generally conduct ° operational asasigmients within the sonfines of their quarters; consequently, the need for action cover stories is reduced. Appropriate cover stories exiat between GERENDE and the agents in his network and between SCANTLING and LIEMPTY-3. 11. Contact and Communi cation: Appropriate clandeatine communications arrangenenta exiat between the various echelons of LIEMPTY. At the present time these plans. consist of regular and rapid-non scheduled (emergency) means of contact. GERENDE and SCANTLING are both in the process of preparing detailed written communications plans for their - . pespettive agents which include complete regular, alternate and rapid-non scheduled meeting arrangements. Provisions will also be made in these plans for oral recognition signals and physical bona fides that will enable a pereon unknown .to the agent to contact him should the need ever arise. The Case Officer is cure rently working on a Warning System of Communications which will permit the ex- peditious exfiltration of GERENDE and SCANTLING from Mexico should & security situation arise which would necessitate this. i 12. Control and Motivation: @. Control - All, LIEMPTY agents are local natidnals. GERENDE and &CANTLOMG, both of whom spent a great deal of their childhood years in PBPRIME and still have relatives living in PBPRIME, are in many respects more pro-PBPRIME than many PEPRIME citigens. In the’ “past, . both GERENDE and SCANTLING have evidenced 8 high degree of loyalty to Matthey S: DINGLEY, their former Station Case Officer, ‘and appear to be devoting that same loyalty to the present Case Officer. The control over GERENDE and SCANTLING stems directly from their pro-PBPRIME beliefs The control over other LIEMPTY agenta ia based in part on pre-PBPRIME attitudes and on the financial remmeration and good handling they received from GERENDE and SCANTLING. Realistically, contre) over LIEMPTY agents is based on mutual understendings and confidence among individuals and should any egent decide to denounce PBPRIME or _ RUBARK, as the case may be, there is not auch that the Station could do. b. Motivation - With the exception of GERENDE and SCANTLING, whose primary motivations are ideological, financtal compensation seems to be the basic motivational factor surrounding LIEMPTY agents. dy
14-00000 "tg ~ garried under the LIPSTICK and LIJERSEY Projects. EMM<A-11257 KAPOK=1572 43. Equipment and Other Support: pale perm + haw siel—equipaent—or- other suppor t-ie—required.at ehts—times ee Lie pb Gat If lates. whack, frye - LGaufd- 9 4. “9 Ce 99 PPE ED: 1k. Timetables . The agents and operations listed in this project have previously been It is the Station's undere standing that the LIPSTICK Project was extended to 1 December 1958 to give the: Station time to submit LESMPTY, The LIJERSEY Froject expires in 1959 or upon approval of LIEMPrY. ' @he LIEMPTY Project represents @ wajor ‘operational rupport asset of the Mexico City Station and, as such, will run for an indefinite periodd time.
. mm WMU-A-11257 KAPOR-INT2- #13- PROJECT OUTLINE | PART If 15. Estimated Cost: Compensation: (Note: Sufficient funds ere indicated to provide for later justified raises to agenta.) Agent US $ Per Annus Raymond H. GERENDE (be4ee Ar perder rose) 4, 560,00 - Oliver G. SCANTLING 4,200.00 ~ LIEMPTY~3 2,000.00 LIEMPTY -& 2,000.00 LIEMPTY-§ @ $1.75 per hour 2,400.00 LIEMPTY-6 2,400.00 LIEMPTY-7 Wo Salary ~ « LIEMPTY-3 Ho Galery . - LIEMPTY-9 2,000.00 LIBOPTY-10 3,600.00 LIEMPTY-11 2, 500.00 LIEMPTY-12 1, 800.00 LIEMPTY-13 1, 800.00 LIEMPTY-14 1,250.00 LIEMPTY-15 1, 600.00 LIEMPTY-16 1, 800.00 LIEMPFY-17 1, 800.00 Six additional agente @ $2,000 12,000.00 Staff Agent (to be selected by Has) Salary $8, 330.00 Quarters — 2, 00.00 Education Allowance 640.00 Travel 1,000.00 Shipment of HER 2,000.00 : 14,470.00 Sub-total 62, 380.00 Operational Expenses: Automobiles (3 autos & 1 truck) 2, 500.00 Maintenance, operational expenses, a . ¥Feplacement of parts. Travel of seents by comercial carrier 500.00 ; Sub-total 3,