14-00000 “Re: INTEREEN i 5 are emmeyientrpe a sgreeennmenan + + MM Tel advized thes on Ocrober 13. 1952, a news photographer frem Cincinnati, Ohio, appeared at the training cazp and wantel to cake pictures, end at that time, there were Setwsen twenty and rveaty- five Cuban exiles receiving mi:icary training with abouc eighe Americana aa inatructcr:. The news chotographer wag gubsequentiy idenciffe: 23 MARK LANISMAN of televiaton . i station KvwW, Clevelazd. Gilo, wns siso represented the ; : Westinghouse Breadcaacing Svaten. MM Z-l expiaisied that ; | co er RDNA Fee te oo LANDSMAN tock a number of wovie pictures thet were to be ' later seen in Clevele:¢, Ohio, and it would be claimed cagginten,- ! 2 Bee, that these were:revolucicnary combét pi¢tures taken inside*™ : On October 29, 1962, MM T-1 advised that on . . October 26, 1962, moet of the Americans at the training camp had returned to Miani, withcres’ whatever gmoney they had in the bank. pawred che rest of their beicngings, and had a total of betweer $590.00 an: $690.00. They planned to borrow cr rent 4 t:at, and thereafter go on a military expedition to Cuba. cot mee ome teres , INTERPEN plena to go in two groupe, each group containing abouc five een, and wren they arrive in Cuba, i they will serarate, Thev plan te participate in guerrilla i warfare and demoliticrs fcr a pericd of from one to two an 4. weeks, and then steal any available boat and go to Cay Sal, | Bahamas, where they can eagily be reacued by the United States Coest Cuard. i Cn November i2, 1962, MM T-1 advised that GERALD ; PATRICK HEMMISG and his Agerican companions are presently i extremely anxicus to launch ea military atcack against Cube and are in pergession of @ Thempscn submachine gun, some ar an | vee rifles, a caze of dycamite, and heve access to a twenty \ wm, gemi-@utcreatic cannon. WILLIAM THIES, Fert Laucerdale, Ficrida, the dietributor of Miller's High Life beer, recently donated ag i $390.00 worth of feod and a sixteen-foot outboard motor i: <r: 2 boat to HEMMiNG's group to be used at the training camp. it is expected that on November 16, 1962, he will make available to HEMMING's group a new thirty-five foot Chris Craft cabin cruiser, the "High Life."' HEMMING said he a - en ee eee Adaytere ems kite nem Sg ee en 2 ett hae tl 0 ames Pe ered a an . San eee et rer ce vo cered f PPLE wg tpcnsre met, ones ERO ERC Rcen aces age 0. be
14-00000 ‘4 Tre mn we serene neo 2 etna nnntnetetettentie om Re: INTERFEN plane to have | a Cuban refugee fermerly in the Cuban Navy, operate the beat, and they plan to ge to Cuba in the near future, On November 14, 1962, MM T~l advised thet HEMMING etated that his group would probably depart from near Merathon, Florida, and would defv Valted States Border - Patrol or the United States Quatoms Agenta 1f the federal , “4 government tried to stcp them frem going on a military =~" an expediticn, HZMMING and his grcoup seld that they would i return fire on any federal gsverrcore group that tried ' sso? S6Op. them, including the United States,Navy. sateen. eF Saal ian: bie comeeinenaiel FROFERTY CP Fat © This mencrandum ie icaned to you by the FBI, and relther it ner ica somtents are to be distributed outside the agency tc which loaned, a tegen aes +