104-10308-10255 a ome: ‘Re: od. HE ESE ern gl 752 ZAMMICE bok | JOSE CARBONELL MARRERO . i TOP RS “to CAMEJO in Ingqua. Be careful that you don't keep these letters for very long burn them. I love you "PEPE" Another letter from CARBONELL to IRMA SUAREZ was postmarked October 18, 1963, at Miami, Florida: Open text: (From) H. DIAZ 1350 N. W. 2nd St. Apt. 218 Miami, Fla. (To) © Sra. IRMA SUAREZ 9a Ave. #7203 Almendares Habana, Cuba "October 17, 1963 "Dear IRMA: "J wrote another letter to you before I wrote this one and I have hot received any answer. "In it, I spoke about the telegram which you sent me and I believe that you have not received it yet. "You must not think that when there are some delays in getting my letters for reasons beyond my control that it means that I have forgotten you. "I still have not lost hope of finding a solu- tion for what you want. TOP_SECRET - 118 - cedure (PD Gaui f ony ot ton me Cherihe os 4o4
13-00000 | Re: ' JOSE CARBONELL MARRERO I do not know if he would like them to know. He CRET DINAR |. “You know that ‘AIL ved. Her huSband and she are moving to Puerto Rico at the end of the month. The poor fellow does not do well here, and there, with. the cock fights, which he knows very well, he can manage well. Do not say any- thing about this to any of his relatives, since plans to go back and forth between Puerto Rico and Miami quite often. "The ‘new address is: "1350 N. W. 2nd St., Apt. 218 Miami, Florida, "The name is the same. "I should like you to drop by MANOLO's house and give him the new address. You should not write to the old address any more. The telephone is the same. "Tell me something about the boys. What happened, finally? (not clear) "YSRAEL is working in a factory and there is no news about him. "Even though you veontell sx Havana did not suffer from the hurricane, I can imagine how you felt. Tell me something about the hurricane. And what is happening to ENABEL? I hope that you always give her our regards. Well, IRMA, I hope you will write soon, and write a lot. Greetings and love from all. You know we all love you. “Pp . ee TOP SECRET arr - 119 -
13-00000 . rs es € _ Re:. JOSE CARBONELL MARRERO SECRET Secret writing text: "Dear IRMA: "TI received. your telegram, also the previous ‘one which you sent me to ask for the $800.00. I already wrote to you several days ago in connection with that. Tell me whether you want that money in order. to come here and whether there is not going to be blackmail, as they did with you before, and as they also did with me. I do not say this’ to you because of distrust, for you should understand that for me a good friend is worth much more, and if getting to know you will cost a hundred and some odd dollars, this would be very cheap. So, as you see, it is not a matter of distrust, but that we do not want to be taken for fools. It is not only the Communists who have profited from this revolution, but also many clever people who are moving around us. I believe that I shall be able to get the money for you and I will let you know as soon as possible. I am ‘going to see if I can do some good little job to resolve the problem and if I have to go to some other place (?) to work for several weeks to get the money so that I can send it to you, I shall do so, but I want to help you as a a toe ; "IRMA, do not bother atiking MANOLO GARCIA about the letters which he has senv me, since I turned them over to CONTE AGUERO and he has read them. I trust MANOLO and believed that he will not tell me anything which is not true. He sends some rather good information, although they say worse things about Cuba here. It is always good to report informers and he always sends the names of some of them, and he also sends information about the Russians in Cuba, etc. However, you hardly ever tell us much. The people here are very hopeful that there will be an internal uprising on the Island. What do you think about this? Tell us something about that; we know very little here. : TOP SECRET(DINAR ) -120-
13-00000 Re: JOSE CARBONELL MARRERO TOP_SECRET NAR "I have to give you some information which I want you to check well for me. CHINEA spoke with the wife of ARMESTOY and she told him that . ARMESTOY had been killed in Havana. Later, from some friends of ARMESTOY we learned that he tried ‘to rent a car in order to go and get his wife, and that he became suspicious and when they came to pick him up, he had a fight with the police. “REYNALDO, one of the coordinators of the MRR in Matanzas whom I met in Havana when CHINEA was there, told us this. REYNALDO came from Cuba about a month ago and I believe that it was ARMESTOY who brought him. He tells me that ARMESTOY was very happy and that a few days before leaving for Cuba, he called his wife on the phone and told her that he was going © to see her in a few days. If what REYNALDO says is true, ARMESTOY was crazy to do that. The poor man, and I thought that he had already forgotten us for when he did not call us, we believed that he was in New York. "Well, IRMA, get busy and tell me what you know about this, and make any corrections, if necessary.* Another letter from CARBONELL to IRMA SUAREZ was following: postmarked November 5, 1963, at eT and contained the Open text: (From) H. DIAZ 1352 N. W. 2nd St. Apt. 218 Miami, Florida (To) Sra. IRMA SUAREZ 7203 92 Ave, #7203 Almendares Habana, Cuba TOP_SECRET DINAR - 121 -