‘(404-10174-1000 * . Me ones Te : Calef, deourity cuopert Mristos Dete: 17 Setuber 196) APTI oo: Pred Rucci, Wael FRO4 o: Acting Chter, Interrogation Research Division ‘a SIWUST: 0053, Viola Jungs Tee: «= bOAGL cen eal tb ' Do Not Recroduce IDNTI7YING DATA 1. Subject af this report is a thirty-taree-year-old femle America eltizen born in Ponea City, Gelanoma, in Auguct 177. Subject vas previcusly interviewed on 7 Ame 1960 undsr unsstiafactory conditions in pa there was not sufficient tims to interrogate Subject on reactions te \ specific questicas. : . } 2. Daring the interviev with Subject on 7 dime 1960, sha camstactly supplied wolusainous information regarding oany persooualities in Coma md - vee in the United States, all of whoa were involved In the present Cuben i situation. It was felt by the interrogator that Subject, because of her i position in Cuba, associates, and manmivery, a6 veil as her emotional vt feelings for the Cuban people and ber stated strong belief and lowe of Fidel Castro's 26th cf July Progress, would undoubtedly be a Security riak if another interregation and polygrap testing could not be afforded. 3. Ft was agreed by a1) concerned, after review of the entire interrogation of Subject, thet there wre sany present and future Security remificetions invrolring Subject end that as mach investigation and research as poesible wrild be dons and plans wuld be msde for the undersigned to reinterview and interrogate Subject. t &. Before Subject departed in June to return to Guba, sha ws adviesd that the United States Government vould no doubt want to talk to ber st a later date axl thet ahe would be edvised as to boy to qo about this. See was also séviged that should she soe a mec to return to the United Staten ai should do so ami was given @ mans of contact with the appropriate officiala . on ber return to the United States. Gn 16 September 1960, Gudject made the decision to return to the United S:ates. She obtained a tyo-morth leave of absence without pey from ber superior, Mr. Juan cRtA (HR/IRD), whew she gave tie imderstanding that she vas coming to the United Hates to aue har father axl for a rest. hen Subject arrived in Ney York, she was comtacted vy JHARC representatives. - Arrangezents were mada for Subjec$ to ba interrogated by the 5, undersigned and polygraphsd et a covert site in soston, Hassachusstts, an . or sbout 11 Ostober 1960. me OA RSEYT
14-00000 yee oF . wi hoe i{ Gatoter 1960 Pais two DuRALLS GF My Pspos! lL. Sobject was interviewd cn the LILA and 12th of Uctober in Bostan, Engesobewetts. Daving the afiowncon of 1: Cetover 1350, cAuhiect was . Stevvyieved during which ting the following portinant informatica was obtained. Subject began by advising the uaderalomed that sac ves most concerned about what she relt vas @ breach of vecurlty regarding herself and gave the fcllowing inforumtion. 2. Subject advised that one Diana ALSYANDRIA (KR/IRD), 120 East Tend, Street, Rew York City, Bow York, made contact vith ber sometine ' during the end of September. dubject stated. that Dians had obtained subject's telephase numver froa the LORINZ fumlly and, upon obtaining her teluphne “ pumber, galled Subjeck, Contect vas made with Diana by Jubject; and alace tat time, they have hed several social engagements wita cath other. During. ‘these ascociations vith Diana, Subject was advised by Diana that she had a 4 male friend vho ves seeing hor frequently that worked for CIA. This mile -- friend, Dick DARING (1R/IND), bed told Diuna that Jme COSE wage very questionable perecn in the eyes of CIA and that if Dena shold Save contact With dune COBB she ahould bo very careful of her. Subject advised that Diema further statet that BARTELS vas apparently in love vith her end thet ao intixeate relationship was in progress. MRAGIILG vea inviting ber, Diana, on ooeadions to hia home in Conmecticut. Diana trther adyiwed thas this reletionskip betwoen ghs and DANTIGLG aad reculted in GANILIS ohtalning a Secretarial job for her with the wolfare organisation, HontOo. 3- Subject stated that uncn bearing this Informatio she was quite . eoncerned asd reported thia informention to her cago offices, “~Aumt Elizabeth. fpproximately two duys Later, sbject say Diens again and shoe advised Jubjoct that he had received a telephone call from Dick DANIELS accusing her of blabbing too puch because he had rece ived a telephone call from Haghington reading the riot act to hin for haying teld Diana about Jice CONS. bh. As @ result of this, Gubject is confirsed in bor om mind that she ig in touch with CIA. Up to this tims, Subject had mly assumed toat 4% was CLA that was in contact with her. Subject, in essence, stated that to her way of thinking this was very poor Besurity on <be part of CIA and ohe was omazed that euch en incident as thio could Reppen. Further information ard details regarding this specific Inaidest are subject of recordiog and can be revieved for more detalls. * * 5. Subject advised the undersigned of another Incident that bas caused ber great concern. This inelidest involves estclle acxoLoy (m/mp), secretary for Doctor £. SNAPPER (aa/InD), living at vhe Barbison Plase ote] mag ut SECRET
14-00000 ‘Subjecs's arrival i: Septemser, shp bas attempted to see Doctor SNAPPRE; . and sqpropristely distributed. aha i mot hobs ._ lj Gerober 1960 Page thoes in Rev York. Dario: f. SAPP le a very drar friend of Qubject’s. Hoe ia apyruxiuately 7O yearu of ape. pwject stated that abe deeply leven Doctor unAPPsR and bis wits and nas conaldered then as second parents. alnce Subject’'s ryiurs to hew York in Sepltewbory Sstallea -AKGLCOY bas seen Subject end advised ber thac aw had been Interviewsd by representatives of tha PAL in thelr offices located at 69th and 3ri Surmet, “ew York City. O3CLOY vas interviewsd once’ in February and the second tine soaetine therenfter, stelle, referred to by Gubject a9 Sasha, advioe? Subset inet . the FOI man interviewing ber told her that Aine 0023 was 4 dope addict, a : Caxtmunist, and involved in om ebortion racket. Subject stated that during her visit. du dune 1960 ashe ed attenpted to contact Doctar ZSAPPOR and fomd his very aloof. Gm lacver told her thet be did not want to have anything to do with ber. Sines thie contect in dime, Subject has atteupted ¢o detersine woy this very doar frierd no longer wanted to sce her. Since but, he.still refuses to here anything to do vith her. As a result of the information that Eytelie SUKCLOV has revealed to Subject, Subject now lncyvs the receuns why Doctor SRAPP2 vill have nothing to do with her. Subjec® io most disturbed and put out ag a result of thia. incident and inelats that steps be taken to reetity the defaratian ‘et hor charncter; or, at any rete, to oonfirs in Doctor GuATPER's mind that ashe is not considered by the Usited tentes Gorermemt 6 person as degcribed by the FI. As a remilt of thess two incidents, Subject has stated that bevore she cam agres to return to Cuba she wante tho records straightened oct only to her own stbisfaction but to mainly reestablish bey reputation with Dector SHAPPE aod also confira in her Miber's owm wind that abo ia attempting to perform @ vital, service for the United dtates Government. reseniing paremalities, Fi,g??, and FM topics. Tuese matters hare been orally reported to Mr. of Wi/h. The iters montionsd above axe sulmdtted beeause af their Security rasaifieatians. The other operational informations gleaned’ trom subject will. ks the Hubject of a saparute report qT. Subject was gives polygregh testing beginathg st 1400 hours on 12 October 1960. During the polygraph interview tir following questions were presented to Gibject, discussed, and then polygrephically presented ta 8. Ys your true nese Viola Ame COBS? hi. Were you born in the state of Cklahoua? ore--- Le , i fe meme
14-00000 & gS .¢] § $ ae. a bh, hs. bga. Né. a7. Yere you born in the Honth ef Augusn? Were you boon in the yoar 1927? 3s your father’s first nase Jaaper? Do you belteve in Horld Comamisat Do you read Coummist litersture? Woulé you support Comemiesn in the United States? Would you do anytuing for Corsmalem to arranges the downfall of the United States doveamment? fre you @ Comaimiat? Do you believe in tho basic theories of Commniana? Boes any Comamiat in Ciba have eontrol over you? Bla you ever indicate to COLLINS you vorked for American Intelligence? . gest £2 CGiher than with the United States Government, have you eorex vorkad with any intelligmes orgenizatlon? Reve you ever served a Soviet or Satellite intelligencs service? Pid you ever recalve intelligence training? Gther than with us, do you heave any intelligence somections you do not want to tell me about? Are you an intalligence agent for anyone? Ave you om intelligmice agent for amyoue in Gupat Do you imow end understand ths basic thearles and princinles of Commis? .
14-00000 & Guy AoA Ly Setober 1960 Page five Fo. Ibsve you attextead to bide any ef yrae persanal hietory fron net . Zi. Have you deliberately given us any tales inforvation? Téa. Nave you écllverately given us any false inforrmtion sions your Life? 73. Bere you reported to anyone in Cuban lutelligence about jour eontacts with uw? * , 7%. Eave you advisal any representative of the Cuban Goverment abous your contacts vith us? 8. Aince age 13, have you ever aagaged in eemal activity with wore? 81. To you knowledge, have you comtted any undetected crinss? &. Wave you ever received peychiotric advice? 83. da yw ever use uareotica? &. Raye you ever dech a dopo addict? 8. During polygramn testing, Subject had thie interrogator etdu the tees to afiviee hin thet she eculd not anewer this question (yO1) tracy without first explaining tvo whings. Firet SubJect Sted that ake bead at come ting in the past, the date she camot specifically recall, Milled out forma in the Departaent cf Ctate in which she had sworn test =he Lost her first passyort. Gubject stated that she did not lose her first yasoport; abo still bas it in kev poseezsicm. She stated that she wanted to keep ib for a sarreiix and that when abe ven} to th Deyartment of Jiate te report her lose of | passport she bad a close friend with ber. Gee said thet abe felt it would be most embarrassing whea tho Department of state representative said will you please (111 out those fom confirming the Staterent thas you lost your passport if abe hed refused to do a in front of hor friend. She stated that this is the reason why abe faleicied her stetesons. OP eects ws me Lhe A 7 eRe + ort stant we a etna cette mee ree menliweae we at ane seen
14-00000 ¥ 7 ai Bey vite . Li vetiosr Lx face alx v 3. io fect @irisel] torts Qe seo oes week soe had Gee sul is prousoly as Vaart CoM CYUSD Lg Oty, Gf toe regowteed in hes movlous fy beoview, &@ ovoy oT Ber Dlrth eerliviaate an wet paw cf Yisle Cord to ber cbias friend ed associate, RUVLLA, wis 4:7 oc? Sas orevipigly care tlie. AD tia point, OWiect adcised tua as a caties uf fact the day thas tmoleet eorived in New Yuork [on Jemecers at the cucton:'’S print aie erternd the United soates es dume C45. Swyect aveted thac a few ders lacer ahs inarned to ber amasemrrs thet ROGALSA had aloo arvized in hey York at the eect custom's point as the alvrport under the nam if Viola (X53. EBUGALSA told Gubject thet the cuaton'’s inapectcr imel questiqoed ber cs tc whetnes or not she bad @ eleter since another Cid) bow aiso arrives that sane day. 19. Ridject was instructed to ubtain this birth certificate fem ROUALBA isamaiate upon her resurn to hew York end also to gubcit the original passport which she clains she bea lossto Auct Vlimabeth as soon . 88 possible. LL. Dories the testing, Sdject stopsed the toa. when on tra tad wits the question: “Pave you told SCGOALRA sine about yaS ooutacts with us that you should sot have tol2 bee?” Sipject = tiat on bes sey of Cepartume from Hew York to most fasct Elizaeeth et the alcport abe. Was wider qmotiucal strain becavee of the Doctor ZUOPTR iueidet and peomiao 9f her father's Feolings acd because, soert tly safer a phone call from Aut clizapgth, she ves qatebioned by SUGALOA by a ssatemert “EL aién's Kes you Bed on fauiG Qlivabeth.” ibject same beck at ber in ao Pit of teegper stetirg "Ch Dealt, you koov I deo't neve an auct Zlizebeth. -Pieass leave mp elena and don't question 23 exy other.” Gubject fecia thes ma a result of this axotional indiscretion, she bas irdiosted to ROLLA beyoru’ & axdow of a doubt thet ste i3 doalicg wiut Aucciean int®lligensce. Pais is aloo teen cn the fact thas in wmve, shou Sub ject wad first in the Usited States, che, EQCALSA, and L. MAIO attempted to evaiate vho was trying to interview Gibject. 2. was tht enaidered ' opsiton of the three thas 14 cues be Ci aod that Beary vas 8 reprecatative of CIA. OSC 2. %% is tht oninion of tie uuersigaed that Ab jtect bes not and is not werrieg Sovies or Satellite ictelligmce corgmrizatiacs; thet ahe is nes gervicg iutelligunce crgmisations of Cuba; wl thas sho hes pot : _ tevealed ber asesciecics:s vith mmmers of this Ageocy to mesbars of the ; Cubec Guverresent cr Intelligenss decries. ;
INDp OAL 7 Gcteber 1960 Page seven 2. With reference to her sympathies or beliefs in the theeries or principles of Commuian, 1¢ we established during the interview that Subject does not study nor does she mate 1% a point to read Comanist periodicals or publicatione. She was asked specifleally: “Do you know aad understand che basic theories and principles of Cosmuniaa?” Subject anewered that she did cot, and it is believed that this is se truthcul ansver, Subject did adxit, however, that Castro's famous dissertation “Bistory Kill Abeolve Me” wes besicelly the ingpireticn for her to go to - Giba and do what ene is doing todyy. It is, therefore, indicative that Subject's intellectual vain is mowt sympethetic in this direction. It is ‘ felt tast Subject is not a menbex: of ths Camunist Party; that ane is not @ lesblen, in eupgort of thie there ig not my indication that she has ever exgags?. in honceamsal activity; end that eke is not a dope addict nor has she ever indulged in the wee of narcotics. “3s Té ie not believed thet subject hes committed any serious undetected erimee other then she hee mentioned in the details above; that ahe is attempting to deliberately hide any information ebout her pest; that ahe bas ever received eny intelligence training; sud that ebe is an intelligence agent ; for any foreign government. ERTERROGATOR'S CoMacers 3 lL. Ynaswach as the undersigned hes been requested by Hr. of i WARG to provide guidance ani consultation to Mrs. Pearson of his staff during the contacts that have been made by Ber in the United States, the ‘ following comments are submitted for whatever value they axy be worth. (1) 2% is falt that Gubject will be ccusidered by the Castro Government as an attempt cof American penotration into their circles should she return to Cuba. This opinion is based on the previous suspicions by the G2 in Cuba of her activities ~ the recorded long-distance telephone galls in Cuba made to ber and by ber between ber and Esary. (2) The utilization of df telegran from her father from Yew York City in May or dime 1960 requesting her to come to New York when her ‘sther never les Fomoa City, Cxlenoms. Ik other words thie arrangement was not aprrouristely beckstopped for any possible questioning or surveillance by the Cuban Intelligancs.
. \ b fhe recent revelation By ibtect Bhat certaln ageotiasces of hers Fs 1 pe & rs: oomntion ere in directs caniact, as the intermogatio: wili reveal, duh gormscers of Pidel and the mess Cuban Governoet. ex those ia no way 22 inure thet thie tacormstios is aoe or will oct be in she bods of the Siban Intellimence at thia tine. It 45 celieved that a thorewchk evalidzion of dubject's sotivetian, idenls, end concern cor the iibea people @3 Well as ker strong belic? in Pidel'e original “Hietocy #LLL abesive Me” would indicrte thet Subject is Lighly suscepcitle to the Canmist propeganda ' Line; and, in her present frame of sind, she should de cunsidered a person -Whose beliefs and idesle are far to the left and could te. ucknovingly to ‘hey, @ steamech follover end gupgortes of Casamian. Recesse of this, 36 ie Purtwer believed that Subject could be used ag a tool of the kcramiste & \ Ralph Oo. Tree OB Ind/EB aly. Distributian: . Crig & 1 - Sé@reaese 0 a, 2 o ~ Gol. UGards, D/oa : ~ @o/ lap pn aby @5ew She is ia aontact vien CIA. she perecta Eccwledemenls®’