404-10215-10215 . ve ! 2 ‘ a x + aay ate re ¢, ~ - at . a " v he fo any t ‘ Mre. Argentina C, Crozier A-11 937 507 Admitted to the US. as an immigrant: March 12, 1960 Types O-1 Ports SNA (San Ontanio, Tex. ) Date of Birth: March 15, 1915 mercenaria Sp Received FOREIGN .ADDRESS AND OCCUPATION INDEX CARD ..(Budget Bureay Yo. 43-2390) and Dept of Justice ID card Form Ro. 1-151 - thru my home addresea at Longmont Colorado about Mazay 12 April 1960, Index Card filled and mailed on 19 April 1960, reer + Aa sree cece ge a worn spe mt SYN a kre Som bgze es be Ht { | oT 7 Dof- /6T9FI St 5221 pedir Rg TIS RY ay RA EMRE ie Ey ST 2 ap EN ee i a MN
pe . dete + » Bory am iP utee TENANT bt a on y itr meee gee erect PPE are naam pme te por voepnat an Sak SETS foe " | | oN hm S | A | | ‘Cash Seema At OR eet oe ow tele ev tenet nea por __.._. Services rendered. <i po. 8 8 : b . 8 , es . iy eos o's § I. og : a ag | O¥SNIG 7 Hod d ology ae) | } i oP . 4 eee Sar Sas TEN en tel He ED Ie Gute @ ante eh Aas oe © e-mmulon diene f i wed me SAA LIAL SLES Die mgunatceteobodepy dort 2Bgee Botnet SATE igeiecerr eee ig hoe 2 OA 4 pets: tt Sate Prat al oe re a . se esmeammnaenmanhaammenemanmianraeerenned my yous SGI fo EMT BN a Ge Ts UD ce ata eRe Atco CMe Goa AATANND METERED rant Nt Caen haneeemenneeeee eee oe nay
14-00000 wy v No San ie EOD iy at Be ke ete o. AD este eam is the oman ae # tama . : TOE ttre nee weeatnecandimaearecian pute shaeatate emote tntacecerne eaccarat tesa ame Pees akanantectone ce vse hr Fe. er etree re ML bate Oda leat Oe ta dass iS wud chs Ye ty sensed as ana t i , ot | . te a ; — ic S iow vy | i on] Sai i ‘ ; i @: : i i ; aH bof i i ; : i 8: i ! 7] i be { S j i ! S H id . | » o 4 wy yb |g & eg & ae K : r. : poi 4 SS re . 5 i  ! OYSNIO YOd OgiogY pg : Freivaury gorusz ° Le i | * EME L DLS BON MEE A Fetes CRT atte be dehy, Le OTP Ma TTS Syaemeaty batts mettaeechane Pale UAT Ee Aare mt mes eo cn an rmnsee EES iAhee  hema et nngegrmch. age aor /6 CE FY. TT eet BIE I SZ 9 SAR a ee nr eer thot BO i ne PREETI Beth AES Rtadctenst meer ne + we. SARS 2 os er es ie at EES 2 sags eof , 7 ‘ ‘ fee ‘- F: eerene rads .
- oe BIOGRAPHICAL: Consuelo Felicia CORDERO Calderon en eee meee Al COLON From Zo Place Employment Employer Address Kanicurist j ; 1 Jan 57 20 May 57 San Jose, C.R. Salon BORDALLO Juan BORDALLO 62 entre Ay 3= § 20 May i July 57 Havana, Cuba Unemployed. 2 July 13 April 58 San Jose, C.R. Salon BORDALLO Juan BORDALLO 62 entre Av 3=5 14 Apr 58 July 58 160 Main St, Unemployed, Quincy 69, Maas, Lo July 58 27 Dec 58 Mexico City Salon Moderno Esperariza HERRERA bErAk3B Ro 174 27 Deo 58 Mar 59. 180 Main St. Unemployed, , : ' . Quincy 69, Mass, a Hae 59 17 Mar 60 550 Riverside Dr.Student at Wilfred Acadeny ~ 1657 Broadway 5let New York 27, N.Y, a also employed at Glamour Cut, 353 E. 204.8t., 9 8 1 Bronx, N.Y. also employed at Ciro's Coffiurg , Lexinzton Av : ‘ Slet and Jéend, also employed at Jacques Beauty Salon, Inc, 160 West 55th Street, W. 7. . 226 Burgess Ave Tem:orarily unemploped, Alexandria, Va. BOG WASTER fete erm maty pets: wana tte eee caper hgianote SOGFG cece ery ce nese merengue net ee ae eran
14-00000 Qs ~ pot ‘ fed ' } t Be ad Sete rcs See cn eS SINR heer rena tae formar ammes ivy snl ob Tye tee a ON, _30 de. June... de 19.49 “RECTBI de la suma de atacand meme tata a ene en ee rremranecncta ieee ter bereesree torent) ha e honth of dered, Services rendere por Pi a LLL OR. A vA | SP (ait OYySaNIC YOd OGID3u | et Sm ohne ns eae meee 4 | ' Oe ARRAS OA ane ‘ i 1 r. MIE aL vhs dali Mab a A OAD HH AANA DR WIA f . | J i Hi gene nas 2 AOD ete atts ang ’ Sots erarsanie BEE se RENEE I abe a ty eae aise aonb Te oe ten te ati ane «anne ne 2 = : A i Livevccebuved cdeiencbbees * on thes > ie ee TESS SON Ee Qe us LU pe eee a. PDAS EPS a RIM EET OR g WA | NE TD Rie, oi cr mee tie eee tee en en oe A Shen in ol Sa han hott ee, SL na Se ee eG ct alte Bi tases soma
Y far SABA Si BRAT BST A Sat a Teh PETRA Seth RON OIE Eat AG toate WE TEES won ame. Merete nh we ehitiok £, , een aee Sette in ett Rate tienen Ae ee DOI-Je 8 88] azel sion Lars Bus. 1511 Bavax Sraxet Dattas, Treas ROSS L. CROZIER Representative $32 Fiotury U. NRE aR tte 9 ih bnt ne ney nantly MAT see ge eons Tae ae : | | t Diuekds aes wat Ng 2h up BAR OPEN IETA DS ENE yl FIA BOMTNTE S13 Oe reason ESS AB EE OR La ers GU ULELET A Bitton sated steht SAARI ated atta etry ove é ed _ ea . Shoetapetemeee ane + s AAS er RSD 1h La, |
: y H Poa) YY Nara] Security Information SUBJECT: Project HUMANOID Project HUMANOID {s the rost important single project of the Station, and the baais for a!l existing and contemplated OSO acti¥tttes in the area. It is rejuested that the reagtrictions imposed uson project HUYASOID, as contained in TRS-W-635, copy attached, be lifted at this tine, and the Chief? of Station be authorized to direct the activities of TUKANOID into the following channels. fa) Direct and close su igt y 3 5 im order to utilize fully the agente potentialities. HUMANOID.3 is intelligent, has @ wide knowledze of Commmist activities, pleas api personalities and its desiraw of cooperatin: to the extent er his ability. After a thorough de-briefing of HUEAZOIL-3 by EUMANGID, in order to ac uaint hin, EUMANOID-3 with the Station's apecific. ‘uterests and requirements, plus the aubse went close gupervision watch will be exercised by HUMAHOID, and the continuing close cupervisicon of EUMANGID.3 by EUMAHOID, it is felt that the station will then be in & position to provide intensive ani ade-uate coverage of tha objectives essicned to it in the . . (b). Direct and close supervision of HUMANOID-b, the Stetiont penetration of the ] It is fet ca ere S, who handled x ih until 1 June 1949, was somevbat inept in his operational éealinis, which possibly cay account for what seeng to be a lack of productivity in the HUMANOID-4 Project. HUKARCID-b has an intimate ; ‘Felationship vith active CP members’ in | both an @ low end high leval, and possesses @ definite potential Zor both ‘ndepeniant reporting, and for spottins a likely individual to be uged.as @ parallel to the HUMAROID-3 project. HUMANOID, who will now handle - HUKAHOID-4, is capa>le of directing this azents efforts into the proper channels, and ‘capitalizing fully on’ the talents possessed by the individual. It 46 felt that this is enother insteamce vhereby - EURAHOID, by working closely and directly with the inifyidue! can sake @ substantial contribution to the efforts of the Station. wo, (c) Direct and close supervision of EUKAKOID«1 and EUMANOID-2, . ¢he mall intercept operations presently coverin: the in[ Phe information that HUKAKOID.1 aceéss to | @ important and is of documentary reliability. His position ig important to the. operational structupe of the station. Hiraworn sg 42 Farag Cae ge
i i yak : . crabaape . @ very 6atisfactory type of azent. He displays a certain acount of initiative in voluntarily pesformin;: tasks not specifically revuested by the Chief of Station through the cut-out HUMABOID. HUMANOID-@ has deronstrated the yualities. of willineness, discretion, . and cooperation. (4) As te the principal avent of Project HUMANOID, the following observations ere submitted, which will indicate unmistakeably the value of this project, and its cantributian te the gucceseful activities of thefs([Station. : Evaluation of services - As the principal acent and station cuteout, HUZAEOID ta cherged with the direction anid cuidance of HUVAHOLD=13 QURANOID-23 HUMANOID=393 HUMABOID-b, Hic handling of these acents is carried out in @ professional ané efficiont manner, and his personal comments and corrections on their repoerta, based on his long acquaintance - with local pergonalitica and conditions, are of considerable value. His attitude remains enthusiasts e end willing. Evaluation of information » The information produced by the ascents being by HUMANOID is of sreat value to the station. In addition te his own preduction, this agents operations are vell suited to checking om information received from other sources. y COMENTS « Deppite the fact that HUMANOID has been working unier certain opera operational restrictions for a mmber of months, hie value to the station cont:muea to be of major importance. In addition to the tangible and measureeble information produced by and throush his, EUMAROID has proved to be the single nost valuable source of background and orientation _Gata for the Chie? of Station. His kmowledge of the history of commmist activities and personalities, and hia grasp of the various -Pevolutionary movementa and-figures has been freely shared with the Chie? of Station. These “briefing meetings” represent an intangible | contribution te the over-all performance of the Station. HUMAHOID is. eager te expand his operations and upon the removal of present operational restrictions it is beliewed that he can be given further responsibilities, particularly im the recruiting of additional sub-avents. The atation is presently interested ‘mn accomplishing a parallel penetration of the . Gomamiet Party | | in expanding routine investigative coverage ené in developing additional sources on political movements. It ‘s believed that EUMAROID can insure the success of these new ventures. weed,
14-00000 2 “8 ~ A <=. - _— _ a. ~ SS acne ee ee — FLOR RENN are per ene ter nesimntsacasentre tonne Leeson mA 88 rn re) - . ; _ Xe BUMAROID bo eee By Mdoatfytng date i Ss & Nationality: Vee aitisen, bars | a i : : t i] Edusstions igh scsheol end attonling enLlore : Cecunpstionys Jorgemt in UeSe Air force during World Wee IT, i . avi an arert of the | Yanman Station untsl escly 1949 . lvettel statuss lMaurried oo i @}) Time devoted to our rork: Anpracimately 40; a i £) Yow oontscted: By Chief of Strtion me 7 By Thumofd is a cutout for projects lugar, Humankind] and 3, end a Tuerniste2. 890 at bacreretoe “F to ae ‘Productions oe <a) posartption of info mrodimeds Comumist penetration of Jeber 7 (roups ari student peopde Tendon } | date | tae Ong tie melt Saat ek ene en te ete alt (>) Statieties on reparts received and dissoninateds duly tiou Yeganber 3 recolvad 3 discount ! 4st nna seseemys Wont nmr aamnntee® At 8: 4 -4 4 % (oc) Headquarters evaluation of indo reveiveds Ba $e Cost of Projects £09¢05 rar mathe 2D ehows folleviny paynants Septanbar mee Decenber 51063 ¢ be Administewtion by headquarters: | | ” (a) Operational clearance granted, (>) Alotzont shoot up to date. Se Osnerrd. Byalustions _ Divot 12 considered en erocLiant ogent in 2 espeot fio vale fo ay Ynere than ocnansurate with his oalarys . Pal hoo . . 7 or -/6 XP) 7 4 te Blue tines etinet tine mn ee ‘ ; a
oy SECRET ~ wee PART Te « UPERATIONAL INFORMATION : HHS TROCTVOMS TO CASE OFFICER: a an - fo & 5 ‘ (Le Uf feasible, subject should 11% ta Pare f of PRO In Als oen hand. ; : of ; Ze Pare tt of PROG Is classifies, must be filled In by the Case Offleer ang is not to se * a i “shown to subject. ; . _ : an i * : t. . ; Re Headquarters sll l mot be able to provide an Operational Cleatance unioss It receives i ‘ answers to all questions on page 1 of Part i (items L to 12), end to afl questions of : —_ i j Part d@ (ttems 36 to 46). : i %. in emergency these answers, keyed to ttees 2 teo12 by auaber, and with svamary of Part : t . _ ot, > mey be gabled to Headquarters, follosed promptly by pouch wlth complete Gatao . : ; oo v, -, $e, Fully completed PRO aust be sent to Headquarters 86 soon as possible, tes copies of a ; a9 Part I including copy In subject’s handeriting, if possidiol and one copy of Part (1. { 4 Lr Data acquired later must be sent to Headquarters tn PRO format on a continuing baste. i 7. 408 pages of both parte will bear the PRO mumber, coeposed of (al Station ayebol i | tbl PRO (cl number agsignad consecutively by the field station; e.g. PGASPROIIO. j 36. Cryptonyu Arthur G. VAIVADA 4 po | 37. How, when and where was subject first contacted or developed? _ i ' i Subject was first ted in Panama as HYDROPATHIC in November 1948 © f 4 a, i and transferred to in aporoved HUMANOID project. Subse- Ss | | . quently was transferred to BIRADIAL project, PESUCCESS and in 1954 to 3 i i ANPHOMARCH project (Cuba) with which he is currently identified. i Could subject be turned over quickly and in @ secure manner to s . - _i:.., gemeone else for handling? Yes To whom? Record over the . ; : past nine years shows that subject has easily been turned over to different projects and case officers. Best estimate of subject's motivation |. - . oo : mee . ° Subject is motivated by his interest in intelligence work, desire to. .-” adwance in the organization as & career, its remuneration and as ployed .- U.S. citizen. . a teas 0 SMR epe (6 8 EFI A Penne te ne ect 1 rere Mi seit CEE TEL, «AA Soa om A Are BS eh a OE ™ See RSR Datei aR ee Det, ed Serimehe Lama ae
ge ES Cr agah Baronet mm an Sages ee LO. With what agencies and files has subject's name been checked? When? Result? What else has been done to verify biographical information furnished by subject? | Checked upon recruitment in Fanama in 1949 and subsequently upon transfer to other projects, . Does wa: mee = we et - . a ie a ray “hl. "What control extate over alibJect at present? How can it be increased? is: "* * Subject is controlled through ‘dependence on salary, loyalty because of  * American heritage, past Army and Agency Service, and a desire for a. career in intelligence work, ho.” For what 8ervice does he think he is working? What does he think becomes of his information? = Oe a, 7 es Subject {s cognizant of the identity of this organization, “wh 6 Explain fally subject's past or present connection with any ee 2 ot ‘ intelligence service, 9. ("2° 2.9) > wo Subject hes furnished information received from sut—azents on Communist . 88¢ revolutions activities throughout the Central American-—Caribbean . Fea. Is row P/A in Cuban project with those primary objectives, Work to dete has been outstanding. Has been particularly Valuable in| development and recruitment of new. agents. i -8. f) HE ier Ose ee me ceeyte elects ie aw ant
i: for normal step increases, and promotion when justified. . : ° abe sy vesens totter Thue Bm Bop d Lees ory Bo. . ete 2 FO A aut ert Pane Gao She oe SS sheets. rity ‘=e - 50. Are subject's lenavegs abilities ‘and other characteristics ‘puch | If subject's duties are to be other than intelligence gathering, . ” : eee explain, — ; c Pgh da Cae ep eal: dk hte weed op B/eoee functiens (Aduinistrative-Operaticnal) normally exercised ty PA, , Vom ley : ~ rer “os 2 Tn Has he been given special training as an agent? ‘Explain. U. S. Arny Intelligence Training and Agency covert training fron > October through 25 November 1953.. Additional covert training at Headquarters planned for April-May 1957, How and ‘from \ whon does he obtain information? SLepepiy sete toe Fron indigenous student——youth elements, with whom he maintains contact end who in turn have entree to Cutan Communist and revolu- tionary circles, , is At proposed to pay subject a regular salary? If 0, ‘amount : per  wosk, ‘month, ete. Explain any other nothoda of payment, “such | as exchange, commodities, Subject is to receive 36,390 annually, plug allowances, with provisions 2 Geol taract wee Na Have any promises or. commitments vhatooever (not covered éleevhere in thie form) been made to subject? Expletn. mo thet, he coula pass as a ‘native ‘of a country < or region other ‘than his e Has netive fluency in latyuage and would at least pass ag long-tine resident and possibly even national of certain Central American - Canibbean countries, although has obviously foreign physical . characteristics. : ng. SECRET H i f i i E i it oe ea a EN ree ae Oat, Ta da Cantieeute ack Cue oe egg a Fate ren MeL els ata gt, weap teed vadag soe Meet en os
more oy : tr igrris Bee prrejeree Veta a ogre ste . _: wetehe dh 7 Wg DF OT - 95- What apeotal ‘abilities, talents, y OF ‘qualifications are possessed by ol. What iz subject's social standing? Aristocracy, upper middle class,: ‘lover middle cless, peasantry, etc.? clo fuine. Upper Middle Class 52, What are 5 aubject's personal habits? “Liquor, aruge, gambling, mistresses wore oe + : yep r or lovers? -°-— Some etl at fe sent see yee at age _ Believed to be normal in a all respects, ee : tiled, ; 53. 2 Evaluation. of subject's character, reliability, sect Atye , ~ . : wogisb cthay ot ak ace she wir’) fs ud yee All noted excellent, © “0 4 7 8 EGRET Meee - YN “ sath tines She _ With what other foreign Power would subject be most Likely to: EE ee lo Bek collaborate beceluse of hie saootogy, obligation, « ete.? Explain, - the future? subject vhich would Soncetvably be of value for otker operat tons in” 5 gate PGE
series’ # i \ 57. How vas information in Part I obtained? to é ‘From Subject personally. 58, Other miscellaneous operational data and comments. ‘Outstanding record led first to recommendation that subject be converted to staff status; following which it was determined that a career agent designation would be more appropriate in his case. Lae al wae as . . a 2, ciigagtr etree ner” Hanne . LE Leer Nybatne RAEN | re paige re mee oe ean et 3 ce antesa bee ennai i I
Le Bagh se ao BREE Reyer ote! ot DSR be resent SSSR ART ne eran ie ~ Pe ee a ree epanaee ame; 8 - sonar ORE Tro ~~ ROSS L. CROZIER Hoss L, CROZIER was born on 20 June 1922 in De Kelb, Illinois end is the eldest of five children of 2 respectable :ridcle-clagss faaily. His parents and hig two brothers and two sisters now reside in Sterling, Tlinois. Crozier received “—his primary and hiph school educetion in De Nalb and entered the U.S. Aru in: 1940, later transferring to the arsy Air Corre. He served as an operations and intellizence specialist, first in the China~India-Burma Theetre ami later in Panama, Crozier was discharged from the service in August 19145, leaving with the grade of Technical Sergeart. After his discharze, Crozier worked about three months as a laboratory technician. in the Sterling (IlLinois) Silica—te}. Corporation and then returned to the Canel Zone to marry Areentina CQtwD=10 C.; a Costa Rican rirl in December 1945, He then worked about four months a3 a stevedore. and labor foreman in the Canal Zone. In April 1916 he re-enlisted in the Air Force in the Canal Zore, froa which he ves discharged _three years later in 1949 at his previous grade of Technical Sergeant. 1p ememety ate uled to be used in but was assirned to the HUMANOID Pro ject insteed. While theré fe successfully handled a high level penetration or the Communist Party. In 1953 he was. sent to Feadquarters for treini: yan in 1954 he was assigned to .PBSUCCESS. fer a brief Period. In July 195, Crozier became an Aganey contract agent on 1 June 1949. He was ei f) my he signed a new ccntract in Washington whereby he became the new principal Lof- IGE TT ACNE CaO namie a aE OS eee emer ee a f H I | i i OC em He ene an emt eee A nen ne nee canny ne bamanevertaretnnen «8g ene cSt tere ent dae te, Be oe OY a2
EAB uate ryt ae geiea POE D TE _ agent of Project AMPHODARCH., He is under student cover and is actually _ working for his BA derrce at the University of Habana, for which he has aporoximately 1 more year of academic work to complete, ? ‘Crozier has a healthy anpearance and appears to be ebout (25) instead © ' oP 32 years of age. He is athletically inclined and has been, and is at’ * present, interested in organizing and particinating in intra-aurel Da, athletics. He is happily married and the father of two children, He possesses a great deal of integrity, honesty, intelligence, and ' Pesourcefulness. His chief hobby » Side from sports, is photecraphy. He i.7 bas mde quite a study of picture-taking and has developed a portrait . | project. photo technique yhich he has found useful in his work and as an aid to _ obtaining extra spending money while going to school.: The Chief of Habana - Mission and WHD have a strong feeling thet this man will perfor: his duties - ina superior menner and will cake SHPHODARCH a valuable and worthwhile = 4) 98 cape aterm
SECRET (Shen Pilled tay OATE PROLEssro . : io . { : TRANSFERRED TO CROSS REFERRED TO THES FILE wt FRLE NO. PERTINENT INFORMATION , =\ CTIOK TOLSER OW THE SUB: P baneeesee erect ‘4 FOLGER Ga Tus - THERE IS A RESTRICTED CI/CA FOLD GF TEITS 201 EELD tu . . ! : ‘ bie : t , WB vies ee Sees. teats nl Waar 36 867 ee seen 137 sates cee cesctete, _ SECRET = GR areata ie pe tel oh SRS en SW EAE on ere er ee SES BES ALT GAG Se Hi ae BAL Stel pcky pee
14-00000 INTERNAL USE ONLY - =: SECRET: © ooo aE-PUe SECTION f: Lise 08 number, seme and identifying dats in the spsces provided. ALI beowm: alisses ead variants {including stiden pane, if applicable) saat be tiated. Ff the identifying d@ta varies with the alles sed... sep &- tate—fors-evet- be-weed:— cits UNENOGY for itess you are cnabie to complete. TEL EPMOWE ame GHSTRUCT IONS: Fora suet be typed or prieted ia block lettera. — TO a me SECTION [lt Lise cryptonyo of pacadonya, if aanigaed. If true nase ia sensitive, obtain 2% auaber from Hi Cones trol Desk and complete Section I end Section Tif. On a separsie fore, enter the Dl auaber and coaplete Section FF and Section 293. Sabaie each fora separately. ‘ot SECTION 8: Fe be completed in aff cases. ‘ Se : . . : = _ : SECTION | Sp P [worse CEES fr - s é Le _ (Title) SEX” & : ~ : | 7 3 aS 7E _ bere] : NAME VARIANT a eee pee] (Last) (Piroty (Hiddie) (Title) ORcuUPATION/ POS: Thom OCcsPOs. CANOE vate yt tb eoieenmmereen Hig teenie emeaen Bie 8 WE ot We Rg PLOT i Ore ME eH Het a toma, ye cedntEe eee Vive | Le 1O7 MCh “OS A ALLINGIS FOr . . : y - Be " SECTION 11 Coun tay OF pf parce 10. P action Ese COumiEN TS? C. [7% CsA 4 PERMANENT CHARGE . RESTRICTED FELE See poe Peer e831 Seinen sty econ meena Sott PMD eae ana: wm Dyn TRMSOPTAN RS A ert Ir EOIN 1 RED MATT AIT APSE Boe PL ae 24 » €OA INTERNAL USE ONLY we ee Se me aaa LT ne Teta Ne So a EO tt oe re nee AEM ta ert iseT Ere jaeatree i
14-00000 - ae CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY ao coe SECRET Oo ' (hen Filled tay . ae ~_-PERSONALITY (201) FILE REQUEST INSTRUCTIONS: Form .must-he-typed-or-priated it Block liter, . ce ee ee ee “steTION as Lise 903 Sumber, name aod identfving data in the Spaces provided. All known afizurs and variants (including maiden mare, if . applicable) must be listed. H the identifying data varies with the alias used, a Separate form mina be used.  Weite UNKNOWN far ems you are unable tv complete, SECTION Et: List Cryptonym os pseudonym, if assigned. Werue name is sensitive, ohtain 201 number from 201 Contrul Desk aod compart Section | and Section HEL On a Stparate form, enter the 201 number and complete Section I and Section UE Submit each form . SECTION fit To Le completed in all cases. ete 7 . os en Coa 901-32 723 Ct CS OIE AE et ep tr ge
oo eo ako weston. ote wow “4 tk INTERNAL USE ONLY © SECRET. RI/ANALYSIS SECTION _ FROM GNSTRUCTIONS: Ferm must he typed or prihted in block letters. SECTION & List 201 number, name and identifving data in the spaces provided. AM known aliases and variants (including maiden name, if applicable) must be listed. Uf the identifying data varies with the alias uted, a scparate form must he ued. Write UN KNOWN for items you are unabic to complete. : SECTION tk List cevptonym oar pseudonym, if assigned. Htrue name is sensitive. oltain 201 number from 203 Control Desk and complete : i Section f and Section HI. On a separate furin! enter ube 201 number and complete Section H and Section Hf. Submit each form separately. + ; SECTION Ii: To be completed in all cases. ~ . o f . 1 I t i : } a] : i i ' , bof oe ‘ } ‘ al : po : Z Q | 4 a earn DATE = cone Counnay OF BnTH 6.” Catv On Town OF BETH . z. GTHER ENTIFICATION 8. i Ls be beac a USA F OCOUPATION /POSTRON Pere fée. . SECRET cat inTeRNaLUsEONLY  [PUINGT? en ae or ~* . leroy * 4h
:. Wines he } 5 . BRA 20) re Mune! e vp! ce Begryh « ‘ wot : a Ht List adeedR SE ; yo : RS cates ony Wate? he ' moe rk attiwtent gape) ee a Att ay " ees aes at ic gira Perprorrs cite oe, pee ; Bee ae Ay ee raee = REHE comm 15088 . a MALE ts : TITRE MEAL tan x mac Sat Wh shew: EY { der depot ee ae " mere sig re rae ;
—~ CONPTOESTLAL stieney SECRET — ee oe a (Whee Filled In) 977. ~ (date) Review of 2:51 File on U.S. Citizen In accordance with the DDO's notice of 9 December 1974, I have reviewed the 201 file on 7 (ER (surname) (201 number indicated below), and have determined that it can most accurately be categorized as indicated below: Should be closed. (If this category applies, affix Records Officer stamp.) 7 Unwitting collaborator. OIF Code A?7. Explanation: [ ° Witting collaborator. ‘OI Code Al. wd a csseibendtememmememneeaenenantenemmnen aenemneperemer pea ene ENS Potential witting collaborator; date opened: OL Code AZ. Former witting collaborator (relationship terminated). OI Code A3. [| Potential witting collaborator never contacted. OI Code A4. Counterintelligence case (1.e., involving a foreign intelligence or security service). Of Code A5. id All others. OI Code A6. . a a Ap Ai ompgnent This assignment of category\ Yas been entered into > ae” Signed whe ) AZ (‘S (initials) (date) This document is a permanent part of this file. 201- /b R & §) CONFIDRTIAL SECRET ’ E2 IMPDET CL BY 061475 « (When Filled In) Se GE Bip i AT CSRO IIIT AS SS tN acta PEE TO tm La AN Ah RRO 4 gens mae mmm oe om i H 1 at : r ‘| | - a
14-00000 i) + a Ae RCLOT TT TORE Tere rer area & ios eromacenrenutee. Y aaa z , oe bal see reo | 2 ORF Tu Oo 68g o 4] if Bala-Teea Gmaue _ 7 eee Oo SROSAGE Pa PEse CE ee E a ane aa — - BO2GLBNZ = BIRECTOR_ - _. . 650653 2 = = * r ‘ ft FILE J Ze, The S. Be, Bee DISSEM Mar - ; ie (ST fyb — Daw O° ee Po} , INFO | ¥ Po REF: DIRECTOR biases {BEING RELAYED MEXICO CIty} lel ¥ : : : ; 7 }-_IN_REEINEMENT_OF_REF_REQUIREMENT-GUERY-UHETHER-ADDRESSCES \ yj HAVE AN ASSET UHO IS ETHNIC CHINESE WITH LATIN AMERICA ORDINARY i | PASSPORT WHO COULD APPLY FOR-A PRC TOURIST VISA. IF YES. PLEASE . j a HAVE ASSET CONTACT PRC EMBASSY AND ASK IF THEY WOULD ISSUE TOURIST Pod | 4 | VISA AWD HOW LONG IT WOULD TAKE BEFORE ASSET COULD OBTAIN VISA. ¥ j [ 2. WE ABE TRYING TO DETERMINE WHETHER PRC EMBASSY WILL ISSUE be aoe rc ae |  WISA FOR TOURIST PURPOSES TO SINGLETON TRAVELERS OF ETHNIC CHINESE Dp pars oun: a # ; _ ORIGIN WHO ARE NATIVE OR NATURALIZED LA CITIZENS WHO HAVE NO RELA-- TIVES IN CHINA. ¥ . Cafes | Toate: weg : 4 “|. cBMES 2ACANUARY 75 cl > uni: | | ’ aoa - CLEABING GOP CQORIaten ESE THs R/S  smayrsierata ring £.84.-me . { . toe <" acgeuPat ati . . REPROGUCTION BY GTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 5 PROHIBHED i iv POS": ” | 7 aa presen a nce Ee Be ia Parte a aes naar ean ne i ma see manne mm semen me ot ete neneinncnen EEF so
14-00000 QUTGOINC? MESSAGE. | i 4 SsGHAL COUNTER USE One — BC/LA/HU | TC ges {FOR} C/LA/SB - T . - : DCEA/CH _ D 7 Lar Seb eee parecer fb 7 cone: | INFO: FILE 063 -| q meee DISSE BYE Se : ° Ce) o | O wna PERO 3 ff 4. PLEASE ADVISE BY 14 FEBRUARY. €2, IMPDET.d 7 feos | #REQUEST ADDRESSEE STATIONS NOTIFY H@S IN ADVANCE OF ANY UPCOMING i z . i ‘TRIPS TO THE PRC BY ITS OVERSEAS CHINESE ASSETS 4. i | COORD: OTS/AB - 1 } fe | AC/LA/M - } Z- ‘ $ 2 — CEA BELG ABE ATED ; , coonomaress QIrtEaR OTE MEEMP IS GOMER po nom REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAR THE ISSUING OFFICE 15 FROMAITED £2 INSDEY : wren 8. BY 2 __ Tas apa NEremTe ree nnarmtieer es ATO |e Ld Rcak ingens eee AT oR ce nee Ea, a SO NORE R pF apt oe gorau | ue
14-00000 tt TweER rede 46 ord oe bd ; | | oF Ls a | te fe} PEL |S | aeen Py is | | | situ
whe # ate, Seat AT OEE NG aS ~ee, pee ese ae ee ° ee art agg _ a -~-- ee wwe eee a ~~ 7 ~ as a i ed ne — — tor mT saanranad a - ar aa ae et 4 a nett cae ace ee ee ene Ne teens os wenn toa ae . a ee ee oe ik eee 4 Som tt _ BOr-lb gee] __ os j i t RSA IAS UL pa yp eens Wa oe -TRSW_ 647. AR. a oO . | a eee | TRSA 974 fb Sho . ae : | T2PA Be5fop Vga BE _ oo ee — [~ | MINERS ge Seem ee RRA aN NTR AN one eR OE oh eee . re per Od ee Dae - : rt ‘i oo. e i . = ha LBS ET GATS 8 ak RG GIES ET LLY BTID VEG sil Pi BALA EY ANS Pt A ND et tat eaten nen epg asin ty 4
14-00000 Hie Mes Widest webs os SECURIT INFORMATION heting Chicf, Wi RIFS¢ Ge Tht IOSA - a a ; ~ “wAll also cotett © recucst for increased aslery for EMAFOID, be ThietiebhS . . ' ' 9, -Raadecarters files heve fort beenadeim aly evgnnnted threagh the feenin’ of referenes o., wilch te sy the leact, shede consifereble, mithe roated light oa this ereration, Chis ws @ sast wleore clerifieation of many of our questions emeerning HUVAINTD, . @, non hie return te Headcverters, Pennie BE, COPKLAD rerorte! your @ealve te heve HULASOTD ston a new eentruct, Tt ie soprested in -thig reser thet you furnieh aa seen ag ~easible eny provisions wiich you wish ta reccmaryl ; for Urolcaion in the contreet, Smeh reesrrentations will af com te fin cone ma foreity with Sec, {2 of the Temilations governing cantreet arente, noe eereer agents, I¢ would be moct adverteresus to sulmit such a eontreet far evngideretion gleitencesaly vith a recucst fer rencial of tha oreretion = the ond ef Febroxry 1957, : 3, Teletive to your megtion in persgresh ° of referente a,, ct the. yolk Bieeant tino, TERAGSS te the current Sr Poveda ame thee res _ Toe OID's eroretienal estivities. Tt is firstly believed thst these restrige "2: ¢lons will be renoved when, fn Tetrusry 1982, this overation will be considered - Sep renee by the Staff wilch f=resed the curtaflomet. Tt is urge: thet in. - your cusrterly review for the ceriod onding 71 Seeenber 2951 you cive Heade ’ quertere the benefit af exsther s~eoifie dets{ied resort, ft thet tino, vw >. roa Fansece Arent ge si Rap rons 2! So dTateal hs be Wi, M, WHEFIER, JR. By SER Doy- 16 0 EEF hy ne , serie smpecnapeacine saenpnpiatet ee tee te Q
14-00000 * ‘ ‘ ; } Ay - : : pris oa AP cone t No pisvarCH HO. _— aera — — - — eee et CR 25. ae ae ees To ee ee tf sy. _ See oe TE SS = — — Sata a So eT EE +-Csief;—-WHD— ot FROM : Chief of Station[ | oe _ SUBJECT: Generals Operational ~~ secaric— HUMANOID Project Ref: _ ‘TRSW-685, T2SA-1056, WASH 14671 po 1. TRSW-685, which advises thet the expiration date of _ this—project—has—been-determined-to-be 29 February 1952, was received several days after the forwarding of TRSA-1056, which . recommended that subject be considered for cureer agent: ststus. Al- though TRSA-1056 furnished certain of the data requested by head- “| quarters, the following additional information, queries and comments || | op ; are set forth with a view So facilitating a final evaluation of the in project. , , _ 2. Pursuant to the approval contained in TRSW-655, dated June 29, 1951, HUMANCID has been and is currently acting as cutout for HUMANIST-2, as well as for HUMANKIND-1 and HUKANKIND-3. | _ It is therefore not clear whether pararraph 2.b. of TRSA-4685 is to be: interpreted as a new restriction on his activities which is to be placed into effect at this time. In other words, is headquarters’ approval of the suggeations contained in TRSA-950 now withdrawn? ae 3. As discussed in TRSA-950, assistance was extended HUMANOID in setting up a photography and photocopy shop on the fringe of the downtown area. Funds formerly used for rental of a safehouse were applied instead as rental for his photo shop, with. the purpose - of providing a safe meeting place between HUMAROID and HUMAWIST-2 aid. to provide a more accessible spot for the processing of KUMANKIKD of material. Farly in July 1951, after two or three weeks experience with photostating HUMANKIND material at the. studio demonstrated the unsuitability of the arrangement, HUMANOID resumed his photostatic work in his own home. Tre studio has continued to serve as a meeting place for HUKATIST-2. Tre following considerations entered into the .. Gecision to discontinue processing HUMANKIND=-1 and 3 material at the photo studio: 1). The censpicuous nature of the equipment ina small shop; 2) the security risks caused by the presence in the studio of ~ HUMANOID’ s local employee; and 3) the lack of any secure storage ed ‘space for compromising material OS B0r-16 8 SES 4. Since the dispatch of TRSA-1056, HUMANOID has been : notified by hie photograrhic assistant that the letter is resigning | a i i SRY trees aon Sena pret mee as per ee ite j BPM, 51-28A
14-00000 bo * SSE CUHITY INFORMA Tie: Bias ES HO TRSA-1LO84 HUMANOID states_that-he- is “unable_to devote suff ictent: ‘tine to the ~~~ business to-keep it going-without an_asaistunt and treteie wouad be - I Re i Quite _difficult~to—locaté a competent workman at the Salary level he ane eee : a -- Can afford to pay. fhe above ficts, plus unfavorable findings of a ° ia fF ; ‘tCo-seek- nore remunerative e=ployment—at the end_6f this.-month. a yy -..Pecent financial enalysis of his business, : have convinced HUMANOID. 2} 2. ; «BO Close the photograph shop at the end of Novexzter, ~ ; de In connection with bararraph 2.d. of TRSW-685, which States that HUMANCID must discontinue using his home to reproduce i ; the material obtuined from AUMATZIND-1 and HUMANKIND «3, the following - <-> i brief history of safehouse experience at this etztion is set forth, i A review of the files and discussion with BUMARCID reveals that, seven bo: safehouses have been utilized to date: * oe Be 4 ame heer ete tae owe b. Ce Le amare Lemay Ey sates wert tf i later eee cra Se fe. fit OTe reece entpron eto 1 an fae aye } i oho, on ore : 4 Be a eo . = - i On rare eg Pe Sewiak 4 i : o = Pou ¥. At ate eta pantie tag dan ~~ eis ant itt wt
AK — wo . te. ae : SECURITY LOR MATIN ee: se Pape Fo ne oe eum: , TRSA-1084. f : - - soe . * Ce Mi Pim a ee awe ean a __ _ = Te eee SiS (eos a eT ee LS — SITS =6. In-view of headquarters inteition to terminate this... _- ; ge ro fect,,-it-is not deemed advis:ble at this time to_install—-HUKANCID—-— nae ne sr fehouse to process HUMANKIND. raterial. Accordingly, - a . “"~ headquarters acuvice is requested as to whether HUMANOID aay continue 4 Po using his house for the next few ronths, or whether this operation sit - - °° ghouls be susvended ia@mediately, inasmuch as no. euiteble alternate - == 77 + sos = =—=-guteut kas been located to date. 7e In reply to your request for comment on the salary increase for HIMAROID recommended by the forter. Chief of Stction, please be advised thst the writer concurs in the recommendation. Ags - if “Aincicated in T2SA-1956 end. THSA-999, this arent hae been living ona very close finencial marpin and hes been 2were of the recommended raise for some nonths. It is conceivable that he_has_taken_the—ratse | possibicity into considérition in his personal financial arrangements. i : In any event, should headcnarters decide to terminate subject, it is recommended that several months salary te autnorized as e tercination bonus in order that there will be ao likelihood of security consider- ations erisineg from subject's nossibiv over-extenred financial position. an This bonus payment is believed justified by subject's lonz tenure of i. service, ; t 8. With regard to vararraph 3 of TitSy-SE5, there have been no chenges in subject's cover and current todes of: contzuct and comzunication frou those set out in TRSA-950. HURANIST-2 makes a weekly door-slot drop at night at the nhotoerraphic studio, and a live | meeting takes place at the studio approximately three nights a conth, : , with safety-danrer signals beinr utiiized. In addition, HUMANOID oo | | j i meets once or so # month with HUGCER, either at her home or at the a studio. HUMANKIND contacts remain the seme. My contacts with HUMANCID have taken place at his home, in amrk, in a local pension, at ay home, and in coffee hers on a stcezered schedule of about once a week. wre wee ates ae 9- With reference to wASS 14671, vlease be advised that “,  abeolutely no commitments. have been made to subject, and, on the’. contrary, hints have beer cronpeé t> sim of a scssible curtailment | of funds which sight require discontinuing certein operations here. Ho difficulty is anticinated in terminating subject upon receipt of final instructions from headquarters. peepee fevepee pe Raptr nme care some ne " .  .  . 10. With further reference to WASH 14671, your attention — -o is respectfully invited to the following headquarters files which : reflect opinions and evaluations of subject by other staff personnel: ' TZPA-365 Part II "Subject's superiors regard this man as highly dependable.* ; oe *"Subject's immediate superior ig TZPA-365 Part I i Oe pt peer erate peu a re eee Geer
14-00000° po, 2. TS security INFORMALAY: oS epee kt splucsl : . TRSA~1084 oe . . - . ee Te -103—"subject-is~ considered@ to be extremely reliable_ and-intelligent, which, Gonbined with his past— — = experlencé, quality hin for a wide range of - _ pes ome assignments. * ; an / TREA-582 *,. services have been of considerable value to | : : i orerations. The greats which he handles are the : 4 . moet productive of those now being used by this ‘. station, and bis nanorenent of these informants \ hes been excellent from both an information and A security viewpoint.” \ FREASELE ",eehis interrity, discretion, and industry Bo . fo cannot be too highly comended, and. we feel that po f he is erinently enited for steff or cover employ- ------ ae Sn ment in any capacity deered com:ensurate with oe his intellectual and other abilities.* | ee TRSA-860 “...the services of this arent are extremely - a valuable to this station." TRSA-999 %...the services of this arent continue to be extrezely vaiucble..... In view of his inportince to this station, his abiiity anc nis willingness to devote time to.the work when needed, it is recomended that he te considered for a raise in | F2%eee”™ eee xs 1 mE TRSA~641 %...his oxperience end ability is such that he . — could probably be of use to the organization : on ree anywhere in Latin -snerica , S13 perenne wo LP ema Ll. The above file history, plus approximetely three | “ months okservation and direction of NUKANCIO served as the basis for ay gy Pecommendstivn of career agent stctus. a anh bY, : 12, At the risk of laboring the point, ane solely on the - besis of information available here, it appears that HUMANOCID has pro- vided valuable service in the past, "that he is currently en important factor in the operstional structure of this station, and that he possesses certain potential for future use by the orrenization. In this connection, it is noted that headquarters inquired some time ago (TRSw-641) whether subject would be interested in woriring for the orpanization in ancther country. Altiough it is realized your interest in this possibility may no longer exist, for your inforczation HUMANOID has stated that he would go to any other Latin American country, in any capacity, on short notice. ee “. ae wie ete 4 nei ” . 13. The instant. ai spate’: is respectfully subnitted for your _ information and in resvonse to your queries. It is to’ be exphasized 2. that headcuarters desires with regard to vodifying or terminating this Ne ~ Project will be followed implicitly. > - i 7 acee GEES | | en gay aetna Aaa te Fares taanbeeny sma ane Ee opfenetes “Roney
14-00000 at et, F ee — — —OUTACING cLasariee-mtssaGe-—————-— sitet “CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. tS ee i 7 msecut oR Gtoaseari one Pace No. me MATSON® Pac . I To: _ SAN JOSE ROUTINE - 4 L POLICY COORDINATION/ . ‘ ° Frou: . SPECIAL OPERATIONS 8 NOV 51 : i Conrimmarion: WHD =2) , OUT 87290 . 2 1R A3-4), AD/SO. (5) OPS (6), PLANS (7) . me . Ixronmatios: $/6 (&=9=10), ppp (41). ae ions sad oo Ce tee | — 7 - — - . = i Paraphrase Net Required. Handle as SECRET Correspondence per Deve. 52 (2) 604 AR-380.5 [ J [ hol SS. - WASH. 14671, "JOr SANUFG = cies] | ve 8 RE: TRSA-1056 me, UAKE RO COMMITLENTS RE FUTURE STATUS SUBJECT.AT PRESENT , oe. ' HAVE NO PLANS CONTACT HIM HERE.HGS FILES DO NOT REFLECT BASIS L - YOUR ENTHUSIASS SUBJECT'S USEFULNESS THIS AGENCY. HQS FAVORS re CONTINUING PRESENT STATUS. | :  bi-/orery oF on ORIGINATING AND COOEDIN OLE ormicass TOD: 23512 & NOV 51 SECRET No. rere oo a fT 8S FORBIDDEN TO MAKE A COPY OF THIS MESSAGE VA . OFFICER , fpescen
14-00000 SECRE: 2s. SECURITY INFORMATION. ~~ "2 November 1951 MEMORANDUM FOR: | — . a SUBJECT s HUMANOID; Career Status _ i L 1d. YI do not his man's position in the political 4 pe and social life in lends itself to our need for a i “4 career agent in that area. His financial position negates hig - Y ace o high-level information; and our reqiirements - forf toss not be satisfied through outright subsidi< - zation of an agent in order to place him in a position of influ- ence, His wife's knowledz his work for us is lamentable: and her[ sl background : should be sufficient reasot-to “any Turther consideration on ; our part for increasing his knowledge of our operation tedly, he has performed a Satisfactory service for the station, tut his efforts are not So vital that his termination, in the event he decides to sever connecticns with us because of his failure to achieve more pram@nent status, would be a permanent blow to our effectiveness there. * With respect to his knowledge of future possibilities with 4s, we cannot be held responsible for ‘.-, unauthorized commitments that may have been made by the previous ’ Chief of Station, , ; - ~ 2. The current status of HUMANOID should be established in. ., Line with TRS = 685. . mo At eras pa nate et enews att = eee ee etme vate dp onane sraaowte
& _ TRSA-1056 og NA oe —— | : - = i Gnd f, Wib a pate: __.22 October 1951 : FROM : Chief of Ststion, | . ee SUBJECT: cenerar—- Operational oS , srecric— Humanoid ‘Ref: Pield Memo 218 re ~~]. Serlous considerction hes been piven to the suitability of Humanoid for career agent status, and in this connec- tion, it is to. be noted subject is partially aware of the possibilities Be. of career agent stetus by virtue of a discussion with the former i  Ghief of Station, - - a ae , po 2. It appears that Humanoid fills the requirements set out in reference meuorandum, as follows: . &@ Ilumancid. .. be His existing cover is well established and believed to be ; dureble. he has been attending the local university for oa . . ower two years; he built and owns hie own home in| i : he is married to end has two children born here; Po anc he kas a goinz business in the form of a photographic . shop wnich provides an excuse for additicnal income. SOI objcctives sssiened to Eumanoid include! ; i GG it has been noted that subject's efficiency and productivity have been hampered by financial considerations in the past. He has had unusuall evy medical bills, anc the rising cost of living in has. presented economic problems in view of his modest income. It is felt that-subject has valuable potential for expanding his operaticns uncer the status of career agent. With the recovel-or partial removal of i economic pressure, subject would be able to devote edditional time to the exploitation of numerous personal contacts in labor, government, religious, and political circles. He is eo et-16 Trl "2, 51-28 A | Qer- /6 ESb)
14-00000 i eT. . BACKER pote a S8Chay vn PRSAMLOSG =o _unusually=adept=at=irives vo=bolaa.cesriska=involved= —be-obteined,-and is thoroughly famiijar with the. geopraphy- ——“and political trends inf To date, subiece none 2 confinec his activities Gostly to cutout and ailrection,; . however, it is believed that with additional freedom he could successfully envape in spottinr, recruitment, ceneral inves~ tigation, and independent recorting. etive=tecini que; -has—-the-ability——— apainst value of information_to-- . a i @. Subject has discussed his desire to send his wife and two i children to his family im the United States late in October for a 60-day wisit. He would then like to travel to the United Stztes hinself in late December for a tricf visit ; with his parents in Illinois. This would be his firet visit home in several years and would ourovide an excellent Cpper- tunity end cover for headquarters contact, either in Lilinois or Weshinzton, at which time forvalities and necessary moe ' training could be accomplished. (NOTE: ° This planned trip - of subject tay temporarily interruot contact vith Humanist-2 end Humankind, as a suitezle interit: cutout hes not yet been developed; but experience has shown tht production free both sources practically dies out over the Christmas and Hew Year holidays in this country. - ; 0 3e In connection vith Paragraph e. above, it is to be noted that the travel plans of subject's wife h:-ve been complicated by advice fron the Exbassy Consular Section. that the Inmipration authorities at the cort of entry into the United Stetes may cer 4 $500.CO U.S. bond in substantiation of her intent to return to j after the 60 days. This station 1s therefore considering advancing subject U.S. $500.00 in order to enable him to present the bond if it is demanded and to obviate the cossibility of nis spending . 6everal hundred collars in travel money for his wife to a port of entry and return to if entry were denied. This money i ‘ would not be used by subject for any other purpose and would be re- ins “yr turned to station funds after successful entry of his wife into the. "-.'. United Stetes. ; a | tbat am ah ae &. In wiew of the fact that this Station has no basis roe for comparison with regard to possible salary firures which might be ‘ °° Offered subject if eczreer arent status is approved, no recommendation in this rerard is beinr made. However, it is pointed cut that subject has worked for the orranization for almost four years, thet his _ efficiency has been excellent, his rrasp of intelligence requirenents _ ro above average, his potential attractive, and that his present position im the operational structure of this Station is of major importance. 5. It is requested that this Station be advised if you are interested in considering subject for cureer agent stctus. If so, please advise whether contact will be had with subject while . SECHS)
74-00000 7 1 a8 -a. = a 77 - 3 ° _ “FRSA 1056 : are ‘. Taw yy - g SECHE? & 7 te a he is in tHe United. States. —Alao, —will-the- -povernment—reinbursé oo —_ , Bubject for travel experditures for his trip. In view of the-_ - oo... a ee Felatively-short time rezainine before His trip, it is recuested _that—- re =I-be- advi:sed=a's--soon-as=nossiblez6 =pertinent=detuiies—saui i —S pth=of—tise-recuired-for~ “training, ectc..,--in- “OFréer-tlit-Humanokd=== == may~be-briefed and in order that interin operational . “arrangesents aa ee iB “may be “worked out. | oo. _ . ee — s i 6 It would be appreciated if a reply to the recommended | salary incresee of subject could be mace available. (See TRSA-999 : of July 1 and T2SA-1037 cated Septether 26, 1951.) ; . ; po: : i (8 6 IY "A Renee nr tr ae nt emethtfim ene OIE FE Ree nye mk yy te rare at nme RT aA scene nip etghereteetor seine En eke veins aoe nee, ‘ awe - re
14-00000 a : ja i re MT ee te meee ~ ~ i i ee es ead, = Tat” (SAECIFY AIR OR SEA Fou) =e _ Seattle — S-sTCH- - ~~ pate:__28 September 1951 oe af = =. FROM=:=- Chief of Station, | a 4 SUBJECT: ceneraL— Operational to SPECIFIC— Humanoid Project. ae 1. In connection with a re-examination of thes ran factors of this Project, a pre-arranged visit to the home of me . . Humanoid was mace by the writer. As previously reported, subject ‘ eros nett samen i ecurity — : - 2. It is therefore requested that heedccuarters : consider furnishing a small wall safe with a combination lock for 4 installation in the above-mentioned dark room. It.would be possible ; - to sink the safe into the concrete wall, and even if complete con- Fg cealment were not possible, the safety of the material would be ‘ | “": greatly enhanced, Suitable safes are not available locally, but it islnown that Renington Rand markets a small strong box with a ‘.., Combination lock (price about $20.00) which would be ideal. "  - 3. “I would appreciate receiving your opinion in this ; \*\ flatter inasmuch as other heasures must be taken in the event a. safe cannot be made available. an eo . , a Sa Inasmuch as Humanoid is aware of tke proposed salary ° - False recommended by the former Chief of Station in the Cuarterly : :' Report dated Aurust 17, 1951, information as to the status of this ' - yweeommendation-is requested. . Dorlerrri Be, SLOREY | 20r-/beeefo CLASSIFICATION aoe frre ad.
“thier of ‘Station, SUBJECT: cone. — Operations sPEeciric——- Humanoid Refs. Memorandum given writer by| : l. i. , ; 2. | . 3. Humanoid's intelligence activities are known to his wife, who has been of assistance to him in said activities’ on _warious occasions. However, Humanoid stated that his mother-in-law. “has no knowledge of these activities. TWA, SE Wea CLASSIFICATION
EMORANDUM FOR MR. THARP ~SUBJECT:~a“HUMANOID : a b. Technical Surveillance inf HUMANOID is an American agent used as a cut-out in several Ls |operations. _He was employed in the technical surveillance on € home of | las one of the two monitors: He also handles a the photography incident to the HUMANKIND project, which work.he 2. 0 .t 2 oo __. Performs in. his own quarters. “(This may now be performed away from . H Sea Lal aS ere cain ater wat mantra tne ea SLED RIVE OSS 4 MU Pent eer tatan 8 Ameya mena ar me He PAR ott whee ave his home, bet until very recently it was done at home.) } _-HUMANOID's PHS shows the following points which \ ! may be able to clarify: ‘ , (see TZP-A-365, Part 1) : i ‘ : : a ae _ . From the above circumstances, it appears possible that HUMANOID's “« + intelligence activities are ly known to either his wife, his mother-in- . | law, or his triena [ae that one of the three could have been _., . the source through which. eillance was blown. Would you discuss | _, this informally with | please? , & FF arr a eae RET Sof (OTT by TO teaming tes SS enn Sh aug shed all Cente Sig VNR 2  ARNEN AED On Nec a ae ene ee Fate ee te ee ema oe tre Sermamamn ae ee , teem
- _ 30. : Chief » Foreign. Division T----- oo pa og — iad an ——rou~ronterorststion,| EO | SUBJECT: cexmea— Operations a sreame— Project Rumanoid | : Ref: TRSA-925 | : Hl — Ls = -——---Enclosed- herewith is Part II”- Operational Information - i - a ae of the Personal Record Questionnaire for Project Humanoid. CLASSIFICATION
14-00000 SECRET : : °° VERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE sy == -=} se coe ea -- Part II = ‘OPERATIONAL INFORMATTON Woon +t we ee feas ible, subject should tilt in. part_{_of pRQ_in.ni $.00n hand ,-2=22 aoe st “a. caf 2. Part {1 of PRQ is classified, must be filled in by tne Case Officer and is nox to be shown to Subject. t t | 3. Headquarters will not pe asle to provide an Operational Clearance unless it receives i answers to all questions on page 1 of part | (Items 1 to 12), and to all questions of : | . i Part if (items 36 to 5a). i ' . | . : i S- In emergency these answers, keyed to Items 1 to 12 by number, and with sumary of Part_.. sae re cee eee os H-may-be-cadled to Headquarters, fol louad promptly by pouch with complete Gata. j 5. Fully completed PRO must be sent to Headquarters as Soon as possible, two Copies of , Part § (including copy in Subject’s ‘handeriting, if possible} ard one copy of Part 41. 6 gata acquired later must de sent to Headquarters in PaQ format on a zont Inuiag asis. 7. all pages of both parts will bear the PaQ number, composed of {a} Station sympel (>) PRQ (c} number assigned consecutively by the field station; e.9. PGA/PRE/33. 1 36s Cryptonya_ Humanoid j 37. How, when and where was subject first contacted or develored? Subject was first reerui in Panama as hydropathic in November 1948 and transferred to S approved Humancid project, July 1949. , - a i. 38. Could subject be turned over quickly and in a secure manner to ; 4 sed “ “gameone else for handling? To vhom? T°"? Subject could be turned over quickly to any approved cutout, though “i at present he is himself acting as a cutout between Chief of Station ).. and JZopubegentessmate of subject's notivation ; > Subject motivated by his interest in intelligence work, desire to advance in the organization as a career, and its remuneration. DESEtC r ey SECRET a
i ; d 5 : ? x ; : SU Lali i cues gre oe te ao tae , t ~ . ae nt nem nen af . hy SECRET ; Sha “ pls, . Vy . ° ° s : «ot ; - . a a os es TRS /prq/ 26. ad ; : HS — wo Ae ws ee TS ee : . 0." "With what dgehcies and files has subJect's-name_veen checked ?_-when?- “else has been done to verify biographical information... nr etey w iehieate oe gape ipelqrcanie anette “fo hh. What control exists over subject at present? How can it be increased? ode “" “furnished by subject? 0 oe eee ee Recruited and checked in Panama (see TZPA-365). . H Subject can be controlled through. dependence on salary, loyaity due to American heritage, past U.S. Army service, and desire for a career in a ; this work--all are controlling factors, as well as his receipt of G.I. :°- | school benefits. bog 42. For vhat service does he think he is working? What does he think Dob be ‘ a hy i } ij becomes of his information? Subject is cognizant of identity of this organization. 43. Explain fully subject's past or present connection with any ran ate tet se Les ‘intelligence service. Pn eo petty an, Noe 35} previously in U.S. Army Intelligence (see Part I, PRQ 26, - AA, What type of information has subject furnished? What type is he “Dest qualified by education and experience to furnish? Give — : _ evaluation of information received. Subject furnishes only information received as a cutout. from subagents, 7 Se ae PUNT Re ee oe SUE RS eras grace SP Mig” LEU Sy Shalt SS eA etl DRE dR PRO WA ln a EEN Ne me cape ent
Penel ke al . J ‘i fs a | cane _ TRS __/Pro/. 2 6.—-- &5. of subject's duties | are_to be other __than- nAnten2tgerieé: pier = a 46. Has he been given special training @8 an agent? Explain, 1 : 4 : | U.S. Army Intelligence training. . ee: | | \ i} 1 \ i | i 1 e| ‘ t 1 { ' u7 Hov and from vhom does he obtein information? Subject ‘acts as ‘cutout for Rumanist-2, Humankind-1, Humankind-3 . - oe and Hugerer. 48, Ie it proposed to pay subject a regular salary? If 80, amount per week, month, etc. Explain any other methods of payment, such as & exchange commodities, Subject receives per month (approved TRSW-627) Stee pen teateee hte ereaieai em area = Have any promises or comni tmente vhatsoever (not covered elsevhere | in this form) been made to subject? Explain, What is subject's. social standing? Aristocracy, ees ‘middle . clase, - «lower middle cless, peasantry, etc.? Upper middle+¢ Ra ae, SECRET . -9- SER Ad ag gh ae an, OD tee NOOR cae A oe EA Fk bts EA de paenannttady, Ee ih Madaket om tty ten ume Eta game ate vei ha ty nets f.
: . SECRET 32. _What are ambsect is. personal. habits? =-JAquorys drugs;=gambling;=ntstreases== = Noe, tet * petewaaes (| No ‘gambling or mistresses. 53. Evaluation of aubject's character, reliability, security. All noted excellent. 5h. With. what other foreign pover would subject be most likely to collaborate because of hig ideology, obligation, etc.? Explain, be None. 55. What special abilities, talents, or qualifications are possessed by subject which would conceivably be of value for other operations in the future? ‘Subject knows Morse code and ean send and receive 16 words per minute at present, which rate can be quickly increased. 56. Attach samples of subject's signature and handvriting in all languages , known to him, also a recent, dated photograph, and fingerprints. “Photos forwarded with Part I. Handwriting and fingerprints being . pouched separately. “57. How was information in Part I obtained? Bo . fe Fas. = Subject submitted information personally. at Vir A APD MEETS, coh MGS Late ATEN THLE al RSET ee Thee atten RI a © Mane Seipetel ta beeietated ee
14-00000 Te natin ph Ngo ab TEN 1 an Mee AN goo Menten ee I Cese officer i t wl OAM SENS gia neat teach A ie 2a lao Se oven Mek Cah wre noel,
14-80000 ie aT Serres, & 2 x wages | |  TRSA~999 OPERATICHAL REVIEW “CRYPTONN: Humanoid COUNTRY: ] PERIOD: 31 March-1 duly ‘41951. '  OBUFCTIVES AND TASKS: No change. , lg ° SALARY: ; ; ised cron per month to Tapeh er conth, effective 1 March 1951. EVALUATION OF SERVICTS: Services of this agent continiie to be-extrecely - me vuluable as the principal cutout for three ce -s.gubagents. Subject also processes the information received, adding to it his own comments drawn from long personél acquaintence with local conditions. Subject maintains a si eee eas good working relationship with subapents 7 necessury for their continued trusted and he Oo unworried cooperation. a EVALUATION OF — a fhe information procured by subject is valuable INPORMATICH: though very little is ris own, but rether that 7 Sage tte of his subagents. ' QTHER FACTORS: . Reference is made to TRSA950 and Tisw-655 et o wherein subject's. operations,as planned by this station and approved by headquarters, were set out. These operations have continued as outlined without incident or danger to the © security of this agent or this station. ~ | In view of nis importance to this station, his ability and his willingness to devote time to the work when needed, it is | . Yeecommended. that. subject be considered for _ a. “yafse “in~pay~from tar = = Subject is living Trugally on his leesentlealary and his G.1]. subsistance. kis wife has recently had another child which was followed by com- plications necessitating considerable hospital- TOT Oe SECRET wa te
14-00000 Se AEE Sm ee SA ee aN Nene 8 ebaahaig OY Be te a Sa at carinii iad a wee ‘ i 4 . ‘ 7S cal A ~ : ° * > 4 2 ry L op a SEC the A TRSA-FG9 COMFERTS: (Con'd) . dzation. Tis raise is recormended since it 5 st will enable subject to devote a sufficient abled es 1a anount of time to this work without being het ie ; oe harried over expenses wiiech force him to Look a ye for additionaj_outsige work. At the present to oe exchange rete amounts to per month. Lempert reper p te teh et ; ie ts i : oo ! . : i i - 4 [ , 1 . : a4 be { a : . * ~ +t ‘ a i -f See ane ee mee ene 4 a ‘ ctr paint einen teeteamacngneavarmiaram ne ne eames pet euensmnemnt ee ot Le cag arpa ence pe seer rr re . a - oe - - zg. g ~ Ue
i : ae { ! . iS ' 4 : a ao a. , 1 Tv A , a * 2 3 i ; ci 7 Ox Gaia GO i . ee TERIALODD @ IRAECS? - : Le po lo A enratel ctady has bem mde by the interested offices in boo fe Be twaiquates oF tue reference! com monte ang otiur ogsiesro ion go a purtainins te the sucems exmretles of ‘ who caute of action uc uogted ant decioses oy Fae [erations 2 : I «OF ThietezO is conmarcd ia by ixxukquartarns ob Bo . eed baw har wisi “oO i 7. S ‘ 3 a - 3e Your hexiqurters has 0 contima'ng interest in t tis entire i [ . mablar an) said be plesocd to rucaive say information aa.it is developed : | i vhich sould affoot olttar ahurvaly or othanden tha imsontation of . cuit: eecpLeR Ss aocteicsk tne nsnttne Setar mth tg sor gence ne lente tape tantra! agitate + nlite gre moments aa”
14-00000 ot ED ktuedans. Fa + 4 f » ™ Air m— wees -_ VIA: : . £.SPATCH NO. r : GROLET TRSA-950 i ‘ Siva cee A CLASSIFICATION ; To : Chief, Foreign Division T DATE: 7 June 195) ___ ! "FROM: Chief of Station, I — pea KAROK, 5 Vivi leew SUBJECT: cexeru—~ Operetions secanc— Humanoid ~ Humanist Reft TRSW-643 | a | i | 2 : a i | : i Le [the following © Cols 7 eo ' “Suggestions are made for headquarters’ consideration: oy th we pow ee a@- Humanoid at the present time is acting as cutout and | chief agent for Humanist-2, Humankind-1, and Humankind-3. There is no other agent at the present time to whom these contacts can be given. It is believed that if these subagents ere allowed a ... Gemonths vacation, they will become practically worthless when -- pieked up again and have to work for the money they have been ‘+. peceiving, aside from losing interim information and developments. . _b. In an effort to establish a more secure, as well as a - eomeercial, cover for Humanoid, this office has acceded to _ Humanoid's desire to set up a photography ana photocopy shop in ~_.the downtown area, and.has encouraged him in it by allowing funds ==paid -for-rental=ofa-safehouse_tobe=applied “instead—as rental... - +2) _for his photo shop. This provides Humanoid with a good cover in” TITER 7 ' b EL deE foam fa. 51-28A ; CLASSIFICATION os eked ai = oo” is ° , i tn
ta 7 . 0 SGbhUstes vo! . -LAPOK a business which he is enthusiastic about and is a more natural Place for Humanist-2 to make unobserved contacts ré ‘ i ~ i ; t com R ere me Mah bees FL Fee ep [a 'C. Therefore, it is sugzested that Humanoid'ts semi-weekly contacts with Humanist-2, instead of being cancelled, be changed to a weekly letterdrop, and a live contact once a month to take care of salary payments and briefing: This letterdrop can be — effected by Humanist-2 passing by the phote shop at night and i dropping his messarfes through the slot in the door usually used | f for after-hours delivery of films to be developed. The film : drop will be into a padlocked box, accessible only to Humanoid. d. Regarding Humanoid's contacts with Humankind-1 and _ these are conducted in a thoroughly safe manner 1 ge | Tene pe re ete aiaet peak Reinet te et ARN AE PRED nee EERIE Ie os fe Le, 3. Since it is believed that there is more to be lost “—"" than gained by dropping contact with these agents, the above modifi- cations of these contacts are respectfully submitted for headquarters" woe teeaey Hey armen nanaetiet ra hi sgn LORS ie te A AON oe am cae ety Patra ere cat t oe preety rere + = 1. [ i a ==: consideration and—deci'si ong —— ma SeCKRE b, ; . : ; . Le “Bae pe ale ite dees fe hen tg beets aka «eee Lt Bun hag Lact ch ast ne nre in ae ote re Re Mt tem facet utc ee tate Can nena ene ng nen e eR RS tats Me TNT LS Ts 0 GS Se en EL a pet athe 1 Hes antenna mented ay
14-00000 ; ys —~ Ko bp bbe ny So Chief, STB . - 21 Kay 1952 Chief, FUT “HUVANOID Project é. . ? ‘ . le In’acco conversations held between Chief, STC and PO? and with ir. f£ your office, the following nodi fications ' and additional data ¢oncéFning.this project are aet forth, - 2a Se SEGact Dore leeres salu plccen g BE ae samt oat Rete - Core are
’ ; § . a2e i would indicate (HUsAu0cD han bean compromised, tue chick of station has , fi . Gh Sus vid, OS & precaulionary neacae, to placu HZZAUOTD on en : 1 imetivs status for asproxinately six moathse MUA salary will : continas curin? this period, which is desicmed to perait further study ; , ; _and obgarvation of all racinicat’ sons of t'23 commonisa a5 voll og i : : eaditioml] sctrencthenin: of MUANOTOIs local cover. MEILUOIDla - | ue ' Fesponcibilities wiih regent to UGG, NLLUNTovel, and NLIAGID will ; a . Le transferred to another Americen cutout (poresibdy 122000) or tenporarily | 2 suspendal, ef the discretion of ta: station cui ; | - : 5 : 7 Be to Poe 7. Par dincuszion with the Chief, S20 amd stre| att is od a reeamucKiod that the iAn05D project be ar;rovad as wrete, , _« “ith tho undarotandin: that its roactivation mlL be dopentent upon ‘s i t *) fagnrable ragults af the alemnth ported of obcervablaiie . i _ } . ae i ‘ : 7 : fo Canina Ar ° det renaeaee eee ar a ae a eine thin carotene nl nd eee
14-00000 : » : 4 i j Me . f . ay uy ” Pa . a a sf : Ae PASERGRTE tier nant yee ES PL pt “ate me > ate » ‘ t ° wt ot : - eetytt ; . stc/oco 23 February 1951 Peete meets . . Chhef, FO? bo InEAOTD ; the following axomre aro keyed to your quevtoanaire dated 7§ February, 1951 concerning HUMALOID: : i ; Qe Subject is an eetive agent. . be He is used sabstentially the sams ag vhen clearance was ismed. i t. t 1 Ce Sudject has net been used in comection with projects other than originally contemlated. oF Jb d- All information on subject's perzonal and operational re security has been subnittal vt @e The opsration has been considered excellent. The only test of INMANDID's security has bean the test of evaluating his inforcation, amd the ovaluation of his reliability by the Chief of Stations ‘ £. There have been no operational or other chances in Lo the status of this agent which have affected our evalaation of this agente Nig orn emenen no yen sa Fn RT FTES gg RINE 0 NB OO SRO hh li Net been Se sets me creme HN Nan me ma Aaa ay Meee Aj ne Getta Pree = wt Genes nmtanm eiamemes ane eee em ween LED La, me,
stele At 4 SECR! 7 ‘TRSA-860 OPRAATIONAL REVIEW CRYPTONYM: Kumanoid COUNTRY: (el PERIOD: 1l-October-31 December 1950. OBJECTIVES AND TASKS: No Change. "SALARY: . | |per month. -EVALQATION OF SERVICES: Services of this agent are extremely —- 2 : valuzble to this station. Aside from ‘cutout services in contacting subarente, he has been- uged on other miscellaneous investirstions _ suitable to his capacity and has given freely: -Of his time and effort . es EVALUATION OF The information furnished continues to ‘be of. IW!) ORETION: oo Breat value to this station. oo OTHER FACTORS: No change? | : COMAENTS : "As previously resorted subject's plans to. aot transfer t e changed, and he is ? \ staying in to finish his schooling. Due to subject's services and the time he devotes in performing them, as well as . plans at this station for making frreater demands on his time, it is planned to , i -.. Pecomrend the ect's salary be. increased i . . . from to per month. ; . é my 2 SECRES Feeder BTM UP Neate ete cave ote bb pecbeeed yee or “ hae) renee Sw atl LNRM TEE SEN CTT AA Eo AG ETc oan Pag an fy hee gern Sue a ee tg ag deel Vedic oe 4, ' : é { wt Ub + t of | i |
74-90000 chest Tn RE eee carne om as, ee ‘ CHIEP, STAFF "B® 19 February 1951 CHIEY, FOT So | Project OutLino==!MANOID BO, . pe ie To connlete the attached ficld project outline, the follering biocraphical information is suxtitted as required by paragraph hs "HUMANOID was born in 1922 in DeKalb, Illinois, USA, where he attended high school fro which he graduated in 1940. t Subject joined tho United States Air Force in which he had 1 five years! experience in general Air f ne 7 | worke Subject is presently living in mE where he has been attandin: school. ‘2 This p tea fron June 19h); in| but subfect was Lo an front of-enr station for. about wax months sailor to his departure ; ; for 3s Sabject's reliability is considered excellent and his operational services are also considered excellent. The value of this profect, _sncludin: the subeacents, is conpideared to be of creas value to our ' missione a ae ‘ he FRLANOID, in addition to being a principal agent, is employed && a cut-out for WAT <2, WGGER, amd WELAUKIND. Attached are field prodost outlines for NUMANTSI@2 and IRMANNIND, which includes MAAMINDel and 3, Technically, HUSAULST=2,' HA DD-1 and «3 are sub-azents and ‘therefore not required to have field project outlines subiitted. . The original develowaont, however, of these agents was on an individaal project basis, and the cut-out HERANOID was later developed. . Se In Meu of a field project outline for HUGIE%, the fovioning is cubitted: tees wD Pees = 2 ex Dense 5 rT] Snead rR
are about/ a months CHE t dats 6. Since the Chief of Station haa only direct contact with WUIAHOID and not with the Subeagents, ths project 4s considered ag us project, the NANOID Project. For accountin; purposes, horevar, the gub-agents are bodne handled as iniividual scents althouch under the control of the cuteout HEUNOID, - Te HUMANOID's salary if a month and operating. expenses toe dag ble wblbclhiods Ji eo wD coats ne soba Aaa FO mt Geese te ta mete Sky
7 a4. a [ | fe s cy ke SECRET es PRie ps TO: Chicf, FEL 5 February 1951 Fact: src/cc SUBSECTs RUKANOID le Sto records reflicet thet subiect ves ep roved for operaticnel use under Operations] Clearance f - dated 19. July 1949 TEE 2. The clearance ras btascd upen infermaticn available at ' that tice, It is desired to raintein a ecntinuing or periodic revier cf the cecurity status of this prreon and the projects vith rhich he has teen or may be associated. 34 Yeur cerrents on the folloring points vould te appreciated. In the event field esrresperndence is necessary to ebtein this inforsation pleese coordinete rith ETC/9CO 6 . @e Is subject still in an operational status? If not ‘please indicate dispesition. t. Is subjest being used in substertielly the same manner as vhen clearance ras issued? If not please explain. . @, Ess subject been used in connect! on vith projects other ‘than origirally conterplated? . -@» Fas any inforration been reported affecting subject's . ‘personal or operations? security status? €» Has the oreration, including sccurity teste of the “ agent, teen satisfactary? ££. Eas any inforration been developed in connection vith a this or ether operaticns or have chenges in existing ecnditions . oecurred which reulé effect your original evaluation of this agent? BYE Irae a SECRET | . | Der- VA rsv) cteamnmenntemere sor, es : { i. i i f. I: i ns tea Fa a en ata ty i PE ak APP et at eater a Ree EL Syd mwinaerrsr emer ay eae
14-00000 - i. Fomw 0. 4 INCOMING CLASSIFIED MESSAGE . : Po pee. 1937 . ‘ ; i | CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY [ : | ROUTINE : . From: a i b | “to: SPEGIAL OPERATIONS 7 DEC. 50° yf. | | hemon; - FDOT (te23) ; iN 12657 | . | a | peromatarrioAlS0 (4-5) » STA (6), STB (7), STC (8), 11D (5), S/c (1011912). i . 4 - Tota yo. } 1 : t : i H [ Porophrase Not Required. Handle as SECRET Correspondence per Pars. $1 (1) 604 AR-280-8 : ad | TOs WASHF CITE: ( a rn yo RE; TRS A 756 ° | jo HUMANOID PLANNING PERMANENT TRANSFER TO FEBRUARY “fo F | REQUEST HQS CONSIDER APPROVAL OF Lert 1 JANUARY 1951 TO PERMIT : | | SHFFIGLENT OVERLAP FOR ORIENTATION IN DUTIES AND CONTACTS. fe | SECRET iit & FORBIDDEN TO MAKE A COPY OF THIS MESSAGE ate Sal AEE SE Sates at nh a AEN arp aH mE gt Nea PEAR orbs okt at wn eae * Se monaomeee: Dol6exe)
14-00000 te way ~ a . of a eee , SECRET E TRSA~74,5 r LOPPRATIOVAL REVIEW | : : , ~ 2 h. Po So CRYPTONYM: Humanoid os) - CCURTRY: | PERIOD: 1 July to 30 Sept 1950. * «OBJECTIVES AND TASKS: As set forth in TRSA-564. Sy or SALARY: [| __|per month. re - | EWALUATION OF SERVICES: Wo change. 7 |. EWBLUATION OF Ho. change. . t ‘INFORMATION: 7 : OTHER FACTORS:  Subsect is contact personally by Station "2 y e., GGHMENT: So, Subject is contemplating moving tol __ aa | oo : _. approximately in April 1951, where he hopes to | ee continue his schooling and work for this : Lo orzanization. He he d previous experience i ee la ee, and contacts in and can be highly 4 ; pw ere recommended for similar work there. A Y : bos . - substitution for subject has been considered H | od i i ‘ , 2 and is being processed. Jol ferry: | a Spree
“eet Spent ad ‘SECRET i i TRSA-646 bo. OPEFATICNAL REVIEW of SRYPTONY: Huzenold courey: | __—=s«|-«s PERIOD; +1 April to 30 June 1950. | OSJESTIVES AND TASKS: Objectives, tasks, sod tergets ere set forth ° da deteil in THSA-564, ; . SALARY: , | per mcath,. “ BVALUATIGN OF S2XVICZES: Services heve been cf considerable velue to operations. The ecgeats which he heniles ore ; the ost productive of these now being used . Bl ; me by this stetion, and his manegezent cf these i ; informants hes been excellent, from both ena . information and a security stendpcint. : Ce cert enue ae ag eam seen, taney ste satpro meet te Pete ae nee ee EVALUATION OF The toformetion provided by the agents which _ INPORUATION: gubject handles, 6 great part of which is owing to his own industry end devotion in their developasat, is essily the most valuable produced by this staticn. eS ne OTHER FACTORS: He cemneot. _ COMMENTS : «We chenges ere contempleted in subjectia i status. He is centempletiag a move to ; Argentina scme time within the ‘asxt two years and hopes to continue his preseot employment = dim that country, end if possible to geke 8 ' gareer of this business in any capacity ha _.. ° Gan obtein. Eis fategrity, discretion, end . “" Gndustry cannot be too highly comsended and RO age ge SS "3 we feel thet he is eminently suited for steff Bo eG Cover exaployment. in any capacity deemed eho wee “ ". gomsensurete with his intellectual end other ebilities. ; f I » 4 waitin F ” Jo/-/6 a ET) ae eee Oo Aa ae cee toe vated .
74-09000 iL A ; SEuHeh ES  - Cent, Pevetgn ctvtaten | \ b va * Grerationss mutters : \ q SS \ | Xe & paviay of the Rneratal RunaeetA ghoug the: pelary eed excarcey de the aust of wore charged to (his elictzind during the firet etx ment wes Qurant fise years sae refleste 6 rute of digsrsemonis oli: 7~ ip emeoge of thing : Ao Cedinarity 16 wald nod be mecqweney bo change tha stlebe CO peat ab ttsa tine ut the pay increase fur incase hie cemaua | the dissed yaar ba 6 Eines ta exers of Ga . mad - Bs In viow cf Dts cituation the slicdiat Soe Fem Se * , GRO 254900999 fess’ yore ds deine i ty tle ean a pase So, oe abletcunt yreviewly soz at 45 thayele loopoarad | s. -) de Bekkng Gs antion ot this tins eit obvlate tha mubeseder oo Mlle Hy HHERERR, Ry ! ; i \ Stir, Lith ee pe ratte eed A ee ec ga nee
14-00000 — SECREF TRSA-58S . “ i OPPRATICNAL REVIER | | | aS RAR NON ~ . CRYPTCNYM: Hunanoid of :  couwrer: [| PERIOD: l January to 3} Hareh 1950, | oo | OBJECTIVES AND TA3K3: Objectives, tasks, ana targets sre set ; oO forth in detail in THSA~564, r SALARY: . CT , [___]per wonth 4 : the Quarter under | i: : Consideration, bar moath effaestive 7 poo : i April 1950, 1 f EVALUATION oF Services have been of Sonsiderable value | | E SERVICES: to operaticngs, The agents which he handles : sre the ost productive of those now being { I. used by this station, and his £808 Pé6icent Le | ee of these inforuunts has been excellent, rn or a from beth en infcrmation and « security | stendpoiat, . EVALUATION oF The information previded by the agents | TRPORMATION: whoa subject henodles, a great bart of which aoe _. 4&8 owing to hia own industry and devotion doe 7 : ia their development, is easily the cost. he oe Lt Valuable produced by this Stution. 7 Lo OTEER FACTORS: . Hoe comment, . 4 “gong: . _ No changes are contemplated in subject’ s > Lo . stetus, ae i pe ne SBCR Sol-léget~ frPertaon Ni
4 « as ; AL ° a) . _. oe ~ : r WIAD r - ~e Diz. TCH NO. __P234-554 ; _— CSPECUY 41n on SzA POLE ‘ rs eer . CLASSIFICATION a | - 10; Chief, Foreign DivisioaT pare:___31 Maren 1950 0 | te From: Chief of Stetiocn, Q ad \ : iP: eda lk fie we SUBJECT: crxmmu— Operetions score Project Humanoid: : ated ew Us, Ref:  TRSW~447 Ba 1. In accordance with verbel sereenent nade by the Chief of i _ Station in washington and formalized in referenced memorandun, the : ly salery paid to Humanoid will be increased from the present | . aL _fto effective 1 april 1950. , i. a - A revised "Field Project Gutline” applicable to Project Ly ie Humancid is submitted herewith, in accordance with GOI No. 2. “4 3. Possible existing confusion with regard to our charging : of expenses of Project Humanoid anid allied projects for which of Huzanoid supplies cutout services will be clarified in the near future as revised "Field Project Cutlines" applicable to these. letter projects sre prepared and forwarded. MS Alvan atone Se De te ceemieled oF 4. The attached "Field Project Outline" supercedes Ti3a-347. u - a an ; Noy . be oe Qiercme An Homonerd Sew A pyr? — i | . 31 herek so. por /bIGE ‘ , : i 3 at SECRET | CLASSIFICATION anise O1-28A
74-00000 T sieananaletiaaiaies ict cerancanreorarentaamens : * of ‘Gontacts with the subject ere made ‘directly. = HUGGER, HUNARNEKIND-1, and HUNANKIND-3, "” No changes sre contemplated in the manner -°Of handling this sgent,. ° f ™ , ce eure Veeremine mee ge. rt nr oe . 4 . 7 y ; THS-A-506 + OPEKATICKAL REVIEW | . oe CRYPTONYK: Humanoid Ee ft. oF ae | | : pls COUNTRY: | PERIOD: 1 Oetober to 31 December 1949, ns OBJECTIVES AND This agent provides cutout sarvicas {n ; TASKS Gonnesticon with ‘ L i | He also : iz S miscéellanéous {nrormaticn which he ds i obtains from his school and business ° : contacts. Project dutes from June 1940, a P SALARY ° abe month. Increased froal Noven- a7 or 1949, : I i EVALUATION CPF Services have been of considerable value : ho SERVICES to cporsticns. The agents which he : ! E. hendles sre the most preductive of those i weap wes now being used by this station, end his 4 f mansgement of these informants has been 4 + me good, from both an information and a 4 i ‘ wo ; security standpoint. of pe : 1 i EVALUATICN OF The foformution provided by the informants i INFORKATION . of the’ subject has been valuable opera= : i ; tionally ana is considered geanuerally reliable, , : He is now attempting to cbhtain a secure Place in which to meet HUMANIST-2, Other inforcants handled by this agent are fo Mine bte re en ale eed Seat dane
14-00000 OFFICIAL DISPATCH | | Po LWHAS Air DISPATCH No, _~RSA~468 ane: Z Ln mote SPECIFY AIR OR SEA POUEM tt 3 | a ; SSIFICATION © > | To : Chief, Foreign Brench T DATE:__~_1 November 1949 FROM : Chief of Stetion,| | : - SUBJECT: GENERAL. Project Humanoid hee . . Seeciric. Amendment to Contract e. 4 1. Effective 1 November 1949 the culary of i | r ; vidual design 8 Humancid was increased | . i be. a, to a total of rer month. This action was ” | i : ' taken in consideratio xcellent services, not in ! oo time, but in quelity, in the manegemant and direction i mS of Projects Humankind, Humanist-2, and Hugger. j 7 eo . . re | roy inh i i bet hoo. 49” Do HOB ETI CLASSIFICATION Roe
14-00000 | | | TRS~A449 par 655) 69.79 OPERATIONAL REVIEW CRYPTONYE: Humanoid com] | PERIOD: 1 July to 30 September 1949 OBJECTIVES AND (1) Cutout services, - TASKS ¢ 7 . -(2) Cocmunist penetration of locel labor organ~ izetions and/or student groups. (3) Discretionury reporting and operstional IL ote r } i | | j i pursuit cf any end all intellivence information i Coning his way by reason of his normal daily , activities, I . EVALUATION OF (1) As Humankind cutout; Subject has continued | iH | SALARY: [___|per month, . | : | | SERVICES: to handle this delicate and time-consuming ‘ assignment in a completely satisfactory manner, - As Hugger cutout: Although Hugger still does not produce as we would like, it is not the fault cf subject, who has devoted time os 2 . and effort to his educaticn and direction. 4 , co. (2) Rather than employmant or investigation “ ot of prospective informents developed by subject : with regard to these objeotives, we have ; ‘eo aasigned subject the handling and direction 4 “4 . Of Huaanist-2, We have every reason to believe boo that he will ‘do this sstisfaotorily, and based i on the high-level infcrnation which we receive 3 » through this source, subject will be eble to proceed nore intelligently to the. coverage _ ‘of the topics assigned. (3) Subject is proceeding slowly as directed by us, end attempting first of all to integrate the three projects with which he is charged. :: BVALUATION oF Directly, subject has yet provided little INFORNATICH: information, That stemming from his projects, 7 however, is among the most useful and va lusble ‘which we obtein.. os QERER FACTORS: — ’ None. ae G@mployée we havé at the present time from the . point of view of actual present usefulness, as well as that of interest, industry, and :,, Comprehension of. objectives. ret OSH AFB Doy- (EE FTY Tee Sept as eg ee Rete re a ead t pment ee went etttinnme Oe = -aciaiaemmiatiiaiaee ~ ikeindoae
14-00000 29 Septenber 1949 7 . Communist Organisers a ee Be Rage Every effort is being nade to confi with dstailo = or deny ~ po ths information contained in TRS-6555 ‘Tho sourco’of that. revert, as ; i Well a Jubbub, who de a persenal friend of tho original informant, have “4 oa : both bsen attempting for sono tine te axtract more information fro a a tims In efdition, transfer of manisi~2 to tho nanagenont of Himeansid, — - tf po whieh eecurred this week, has provided us with.an additional svamue of i confirmstion amd Hmanold is meking the matter his Noo 1 priority jobs Pos. Be Be ‘expect to be ebile to osble cur opinion of tho truth or falaity i poe of tho original information within two weeks timo, and if the story thon 3 < Sppsaro to have some basis in fest, all our resources will be exploited y for farther details, Dos 160080 : Cert one
14-00000 a ae am ¢ OFFICIAL DISPATCH | WEAS Air Pouch . DISPATCH NO. TR3-A-429 sRpNennnmmmeennnnenennene SPECIFY AIR om BEA Pouce er . CLASSIFECATION FROM : Ghief of Station, | forte ra ened Sita ot ae cline rie abd te a SUBJECT: concern. Operations _. seeciric- Specific Opsrationel Changes Bh aL verge ae eer an mye ne Een ates REFEREE: TRS-A£-396, TRS~A-385 1. Cartain rearrangements involving three current projects. of this office ere baing made in order to produce greater effectiveness and security. The projects iavolved ars Humanoid, Humecist and Humankind. ; ————— ; * _ @ The ower of the separate office used by Humanoid e to process the caterial received through Project. Humankind has % » Fequected that the space be vacated by 15 September 1349. His I ay ", 688008 are purely business end have nothing to do with our ad . + Operetions. On thet date, therefore; our effects will be moved ot + 7 to 6 new locale, which is incidentslly more desirable from the. Y DG point of view onvenience end security. : "safe-hcouss® ‘oy will cost per month, an increase of over that a pela for r office, end is to. be charge © Project - . ‘Humankind effective 15 September 1949, i. ; ; 3. fo offset thia increased cost but prinsipally to oe provide adequate exploitation of Humanist-2, that. individual - - “No will be turned over to. Humanoid for direct handling prior to aw 1 October 1949, Huaanist-1, whose sole fuacticn hes been to SW Contact Eumanist-2 and who hes received s salary of [  _| per 3 PA month, will be eliminated on 1 October 1949. This arrengexent Boo Be hes been carefully plenned and discussed with sll concerned and at Pay Can be made without security risk. It will provide iateliigent, aS American sontrol of our potentially most valuable egent, and aM. 6 @liminate the Present cumbersome communication and contact — arrangement. MRE eS ot : Sone ang sa = 4) =No change Will be made ia” preseat “symbol desig nations. ey Oo . a re ae L. "Oe Pa a, ETP TE S35 eee - 2 ‘4 £ : j . mo per ped 4d- —— " _ f Gea 0. os ae “"_|___ CLASSIFECATION of? /@SFTH
se ‘ - OFFICIAL DISPATCH VIA! Air Pouch o DISPATCH NO. TRS-A-403 To /FROM =: Ghiet of Station SPECIEVY KER OR SER Plt CREP-2 777, KAPOR. chassit ication Chief, Foreign Branch T DaTE:__9 August 1949 SUBJECT: cenerac- Operations specific. Operational Date, Project Humanoid REFERENCE: TRS-A-347 ee - The following operational data is forwarded in accordance with Field Memorandum No. 6 of September, 1947: il. Be _ 6. He would, but at present is prevented from travelling by All personne are paid by uss: nd-l, . Humankind-3, Hugger, (mont Me. Yess : - ope fd 4299 Humanoid. Gutout services with e lerge amount of personal discretion permitted. Subject is considered to be extremely reliable and intelligent, which, combined with his past experience, qualify him for a wide range of assignments... oo to, No. - . -. . - te hone lubierh 2. persone] arrangements which it would be inconvenient for him to change. No. taba FORE wo, _ ava i987 =Yeas“Sub ject 's~charged- with principal-directton or -Projé . Humankind and Project Hugger, Aside from this, he is charged with investigation and recruiting of information personne] - @8 suggested by himself in accordance with his opportunities, but only after consultation with us. esto BAPeKSH Leb CLASSIFICATION
14-00000 we eine weeps ee nee pees Page un qe. 13. (14, 15. - Ne SU oe RS eo Mp es ae h3¢ By direct contact in a "safe house", Material emanating from Project Humankind through Subject ja photographic. Material from Project Hugger and from Subject himself is written. Approximately 408. Written. Gopy was forwarded as TRS-A-364; The subject matter with which Subject is concerned under the — arrangements noted under No. 10 above is that of Communi si _ activity in student and lsbor groups. - 16. 1?. is. lg. ! has not. He works only es directed by us, but frequently suggests matte=s for his own consideration. © after six months employment , appro imately December, 1949, we expect to raise his salary to per month. Contact expenses in connection with Projects Hugger and Humankind are paid subject, and average per month. Maintenance expenses and rent in connestion th the "safe house" where he does his work average er month. We would, were such a contingency to occur. To date it (a) Superior (b) Superior oe hagis Ths Semi-covert because of his nationality.” (A) High level. TRS-A-403 . - § August 1949 bs k fo t “ rote eneneme nents sete meh
14-00000 Aegon, z : bs sae ~ . . & ‘ *, + 4 i | i JS Ty a nr a ot > OPERATIONAL CLEARAKCE an | | fo TO: Chief, Fat (uf Fysee, lala | ' : 2 7 of Cperational Clearsnce is herety granted for the use of EUKAROID. npenenecamece Cerermmes neers se nnnetcenetenn meee eee ath S AST, ‘ ari * te ¢ ~ . . , 1 ’ eet Bardens aoe Hee es eelps baat ee ben etyaniie 6 List 98 Sa a tee el rete taco or aaa om ee ee eee Ree Linitations: As defined in TRS-A-276. * rationel Clearence Officer for Assistant Direct tor, Specse2 el Crerations ae’ i at “SECRET { wish 7 we bor vy ier : a ‘ A BE on ee 2a ania t RAE Agee AAR Oe mney Reta tee ie geste ang meee pews) Ra ae FAP macaw mete aie me Metis Seite ¢ a
14-00000 » ie eer at rt S88 14 duly 2 069 Operationa), Clearanse Officer, @ & Chief, So rene eee eae i¢ ig requested that previsiensl operational slearance be granted Aime maid 1. i Ser the use of 26 It ia farther requested that a cever$ lavestizatian be made on gab joo. NG Cate Sens Ta a? fat Dore /errry < “” - : ¥ H ' i ' 5 ‘ ? t i t : } i “ ' } 2 I i
14-00000 EG LBs FT wf SEORET  TRs-a-376 i CPERATICNaAL Rav Tew | \ CRYPTCNYM: Humanoid _ . aod boo oe couray:[ || PERIOD: 1 = 30 Jane 1949 a | —_ OBJECTIVES AND (1).- Cutout services. : ! “Yo PASES: (2).- Sonmunist zenatration of local labor i . orgealzaticns and/or studaat groups, - (3).¢ -iseretionary raporting ani oparaticnal f i. m : fursuit of any end all intelligence infcrmationa 4 a I So ¢coning his way by reason of his nornel daily A oo _— . activities, . | | “SALARY: | | por nootkh. (orm) | pow gue. ) i . . fe EVALUATION OF (1). As Homariina cetout: Sudject hes proven - is” SERVISES: excepticnally successful in the face of seme 2 unusuti dirficultles. He has, however, daveloped the ccntacts necessary undor this heecing on a personel friemily besis tc the. peint vhere all . are lending their enthusfastic cooperation. aa As Uugeer cutcut: For the first tine in the ; histery of his enployneat with us, Hugger je 3 Bubaitting well-orgecised reperts end -betinning : to apprectate our needs. fig Erogréss is direotly attrioutabie tc the tine and effort devoted to . 4G direction by Humanoid, os ' (2). Subject hes been fully ‘occupisd during the short perfed ccvered herein ana bes pede oc Pproeress with respect to this assignment, (3). Subsect tes cultivated three potential . | Bources in fields of probeble interest to us, After further lsca] investigation of their possibilities, baadgusrters will be consulted, ke. EVALUAPION oF ; Directly, sucsect has proviied ao informatica, ~ JNFORMATION: That stemsiag fren the projects he is now super- - vising, however, 1s accurete and alweys valaable,. None, . In the iumediate future, 5s udject's Cutout activitiss _ = 2 5. Should settle tato.more. cr. 1ea8_of_a-routine ;-== 2 : releasing als energies for cevélopacot of other Aagionments, , : Ser errr) foe ‘ . gees rT oy
14-00000 ¥ ty en Ethel 7 GF FIGIAL ~DISPATCH - i VIA: “Air Pouch - . - piseaten NO, TR3-A-364 dea . SPECIFY AiR G8 81a PoucN CLASSIFICATION To . : Ghief, Foreign granch T DATE: __16 June 1949 - “ «FROM : Chief of Station, | | ; a 2 | | } ree SUBJECT: Gener. Operations SPECIFICe Project Fumanoid ; . + Reference: TES~A-347 1. <A copy of the contract signed by the Oy individusl principally concerned in subject project ot is attached. The signed original is retained in our pace = files, 2. Pertinent operational daté in accordance with Field Memorandum Ko. 6 dated 22 Septenber 1947 .. Will be fcrwarded when the operational reutine bas , beén established in more or less its finel form and We are better able to judge the efficiency and velue _ Of the. project. oe . , : Seaadenue den raieeaaes teen resitemiteee telnet Encl: Gopy of contract © 4 v . s o “13 Que 49 ot Jeo Arrest ta A" ASSI FICATION - "ape teay 8F°88 Wane,
14-00000 a i ate oe ~ 5 s t i PS ai - cs - var TRS~A~369 Bo 22 June 1949 2e Informmt Hugger, formerly reporting through subject, has been transferred to the control of Hsmanold (see TRS~A~347) spain Srna L oa Seep kre eee
s Aces mt 9 Ss ks. , \ . . ‘ : . s ‘ 4 Loe : y ' ‘ . ENCY DOCUMENTS THIRD AG aS ake 2 sat 2 Atl USAF Personal History and security chec ‘aH bere ceecenartes BASE ei Feee te oo AEE Se caste eae ‘Aare PRET SE eT ee es
14-00000 . a, i : OFFICIAL DISPATCH S| ‘ . . . . “4 ae 2 VIA: fir - DISPATCH NO. TRS-A-251 a , ‘ SPECIFY AI OR SEA POUCH : Seen a : ; i CLASSIFICATION . L. TO Chief, Foreten Breach T “DATE:_5 Zenuary 1949 , | i FROM: Chief of Station, | I - a 7 . . SUBJECT: cexera- Cperations 4 | po specific. Project Eydropathic . : : Reference: TéP-A-3565; TiP-W-4ll . er! - 1. This station intends to make the fullest possible use of 4 | i Hydropathic, but it is not considered feasible to proceed . f i i with a formal request for project authcrization until he - ‘ hes established himself in this area and we neve asde his 7 aie ~ acqusintance. Tentatively it is planned to use hia in 4° ze cut-out Capacity, xeeting informants which we wili previde, “ for an orientation period of indefinite duration. Tn this 4 period it will ba possible to eveluate subject's capacity 7 to plsy an integrated vart in our operational set-up, and ae . approval for our plans in this respect will-then-be re- 4 ' quested, . 4 ; -Hydropethic will be contacted upon arrival and initial ee ep -.,(7 arrangements for his cut-out services forwarded to head- ~~ Des | Quarters, , i ae a t ogi as, : “FOR 80. oye CLASSIFICATION E 5 Jaw 449 | ;
} i a - -- 4 ‘ X. OFFICIAL. DISPATGH ~ } Via: CAG . DISPATCH NO. TRGeA-250 2s SPECIFY AIR O8 SEA POUCH ~ . . : M : , A , we Pg ah ; . La et ETE Pe ae De ee . CLASSIFICATION TO : a tioa, . DATE:___§ January 1949 . f FROM: Station, : i t pe .. SUBJECT: cexerar- Operaticna ’ | fe . : i : i poly. specific. Project Uydropsthio i. , - Reference: TaP-4-365, Part I oo sate ethan tac bos | , { The attached document, heving served its purpose, “8 fe returned to your station. “4 i ‘Your cooperatica in the aatter is greatly appreciated. fin | | “+ 2BeR3 pa ges weet 48 ahege | | 2 Enel. — 7 ae een pool Sas “90. = Washington” - * | . { AT rT hs wTrAL 7 . COhi pa we 8b EP Ne Foam ue, 2 ape teay S8ORE ; CLASSIFICATION Ine
peeeay ee strectine ony sinter easeryte ~ WEA: SPECSEY AIR OM SER FOUTH * SEC.” CLASSIFICATION TO : Acting Chief, FET DATE: _ 5S) Decerher 1948 " wevin ah Se tee ea ene ites FROM : Chief of Station, SY SUBJECT: Gexeral- Operations specific.  HYDROPATHIC Ref: TZP-4i-411 1. HYDROPATHIC is not a yroject (Leno to all Latin American Stations, dtd. 9 June 1947). It is a sirsle reeruitzent of an individual arent to be controlled exclusively by 555 Part II sug- ested a manner in which he Eight establish contact with EYDROCYST I. -Since HYDAOCYST I is leavirg | tecporarily, this is no longer a consideration. . All ‘documents in our files have been: forwarded to | This station has only contacted Subject twice and has told hin nothing about our organi- zation or any possibilities of ary full time positions. If we can assist by arranging a contact betreen HYLROPATHIC ane or in any other manner, we will be glad to do so. In the meamtine, we will take no further action unless instructed to do so by the Hone Office. - . baie Snes det en li dee wack tne CED secant onli ad iinnab Seatac aah seo beetee ee Te ee eee aemeyt serene + ' some we. gon sea 36-28