JFK Assassination System Date: 4/14/201 Identification Form Agency Information Released under the John AGENCY: FBI - Kennedy RECORD NUMBER: = 124-10130-10301 Assassination Records ; . Ollection Act of 1992 RECORD SERIES: HQ — : (44 U5¢ 2107 Note). ase#:NW 46151 Date: AGENCY FILENUMBER: — 100-32965-317 pi-i?—-2017 Docum ent Information ORIGINATOR: DOS FROM: DOS TO: TITLE: DATE: 12/01/1941 PAGES: °219 SUBJECTS: _ . & DEMOH, INTELLIGENCE INVESTIGATION DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: — 4; 11(a) CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 01/06/1994 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE COMMENTS : EBF , , ~ WW46151 Docld:32159295 Page 1 1
100-1649, R. J. CLEMENTS, HOUSTON, 6/10/4 Name LILIA PARDO VIUDA DE LARIN Age 35 years . Born Mexico City, Mexico, 5/19/06 Height 51 gn: : Weight 130-135 pounds Build Medium Hair Red (probably hennaed) Eyes Brown Complexion Dark é Subsequent the above interview, RUSSELL BROWN contacted Senor SANTIAGOASUAREZ, Mexican Consul at Corpus .Christi, who is a close friend of BROWN, inasmuch as subject LARIN had indi- cated her acquaintance with him. SUAREZ was not notified of the Bureau's interest in subject LARIN, and advised that he first became acquainted with her in New York City, having met her at a social. function there. ° SUAREZ stated that LILIA LARIN is supposed to be the widow of Senor LARIN, a famous Mexican candy manufacturer "whose products are as well known in Mexico as Wrigley's chewing gum in the United States." He advised that if she actually is this indi- vidual, she is undoubtedly a wealthy woman. SUAREZ stated that with- in the past week, subject LARIN had contacted him for the purpose of obtaining a letter to some officials in Paris, France, in order to ' arrange the immigration of a Polish family from France into the United States. She did not supply any particulars as to the identity - of the immigrants, but stated that she would return at a later date, which she never did.. , ; Senor SUAREZ stated that no Europeans are presently allowed to enter Mexico without a Permit from the Secretaria de Gobernacion, and that subject VON MOHRENSCHILD? would be unable to ‘accompany ‘subject LARIN unless he procured such a Permit, He advised that Senora LARIN had discussed this matter with him and was presently attempting to obtain a Permit from the Mexican Consul at Laredo, Texas. _ The above facts were telephonically related to Special Agent KENNETH LOGAN on June 3, 1941, and the information was furnished to the San Antonio Field Division by teletype, request being made of that office to arrange for a search. of subject's personal effects and baggage on entrance into Mexico and upon return. , {00 ~32976 J - a — 7 \3 VAQS\R eee - HW 46151 DBocld:321592795 Page 2?
The letter went on to relate that exposed films were found and that other investigation waa being made by Mre CLEMMENTS of the Federal Bureau of Investie gations , On June 55 194, Mexican Consul JAVIER OSORNIO and Vice Consul 8: Me PEREYRA, inforemed that the consu- late had issued that day to MORENSCHILDT as GEORGE SER~ GIUS VON MOHRENSCHILDT, A Mexican Visa # 167. MOHREN~ SCHILDT had presented. a Polish Passport.and a Re~entry permit to the United States, He stated he was going to Mexico to produce a travelogue for Facts Film Inc. » New York City and he gave as a reference Lice MIGUEL YARZA, - Calle Tiber @ 6, Mexico. Citye He expected to be in | Mexico six monthso At approximately” 1: 40° Plt. June s, 1941, Sabject and Mre, LARIN. arrived at the International Bridge ‘enroute to. Mexico, In accordance with arrange~ ments made with WILLIAM A. PETTY, Chief: Inspector of Ue So Customs, they. were stopped by Cystoms. Inspector "He Ge SORRELL and requested to bring all their baggage into the Customs Inspection station which they did. They were traveling in a 1941, grey, Chrysler Conver~ tible Coupe, motor mmber 80137, serial number 7934296, - 1941 New York license number 5 N 9937. This car belonged to Mr. LARIN, according to papers in her ‘possessions The baggage was personally” inspected. by . Mire PETTY in Agent's presence and papers or documents found by Mr. PETTY were handed to Agent for examination, Mrs,. LARIN carried a large, black purse, the contents of which were examined by the matron. The purse con- tained about five thousand dollars worth of jewelry,. a& small sum of money, Mrs, LARIN'S passport and car paperse .The search was concluded about 2:20 Pie Nothing of. a subversive nature was found. No trouble © was experienced during the search, However, during the | latter part of the search, MOHRENSCHILDT, at Mreo _LARIN'S suggestion asked for Agent’s name and official ' position as well as that of Mro PETTY'S. This infore mation was immediately given them, Just before subject and Mrse LARIN left, Mrs. LARIN returned to the inspec» tion station and asked for. SORREL'S name and positions DoclId: 327159295 Page 3 .. o- BLIE Sey Ro RF