(404-10489-10305 | ms ; . . RETURN TO GIA - . : Background Use Only ; Bote ts Do Not Reproduce me we Saab S . eee i 7° cniet, zeus Chief, WH|Si0 oe . FO |nacacins ee Baty quutien oesa ‘OOB (Frdnkturt XAttn: LANCOSCH) (00S, (Madrid)| [ex saeco roe (9-26 - 1 5-q (5-2, : . _Actiny Chief. of Station, (Home a . suaxct KEYWAY/TYPIC ; . Meetin;. of 25 May 1966 with AMWHIP/2 REFERENCE: DIRECTOR 549; 19 May: 1986: © . 1, Some difficulty was initially encountered in arranping a meeting with AMWHIP/2, durin: his current: visit. “He tekephoned . ~ * BUNCE's home on 20 Hay :1966, having reached Rome that. day, and an.--, ° fo. appointment Was wade for the f6Llowing day.. Ho: was ‘forced to.-cancel;4*: “jigs. Aoweser, because business took Him to-Florence. Ss 22 May he tele- |. “|” phoned ‘to say. that AUWHIP/2 and’ nis-pirlfriend (Sé (GiRAI726079, 16 December 1964) wére in town. “Because AxWH 72 does not-want AMWHIP/1 to- know of his (A/2's) associa tion. j i i yp Setek, SUn Chief, WE nee eee | eo 00S, JSKWAVE .-GOS, (Bern) ip, (Ceneva” bee tae , f2°s) associatd th. KUBARK (and the. undersi;ned héartily ‘arress) he said that'-he would -call ‘back: whea.“ the coast was clear. Arranjements wee finally siade ‘for dinner on 24 May, when BUNCE’s wife was siso present, and lunch of 25 May. 2. AMWHIP/2 was told that we should like to maintain contact with him after BUNCE leaves Home, but that the person who would be in touch with him was not yet on the scene. After some hesitation he said that he wag willine to meet a successor on two conditions, The first was that he woul e handled by the successor as he has been handled in the past /*"(Gtation)Comment: AMWHIP/2Z meant that he was willinc to continue to provide information on the present basis ~ 1.e., that he is unpaid, that his cooperation is voluntary, and that he will not be required. to engage in activity which could endanper hig security or business.) The second condition was that. - he would continue to be handled by. a senior perron, because for security reagons he wante knowledge of ‘his contact to be as tiphtly restricted as possible!*Y@tatiod)Comment: AMWHIP/2 has no know- ledge, of course, of BUNCE‘s position but has always assumed that it is important.) AMWHIP/2 was assured that both conditions would be mot. Pea se mas ately A eH Se ae manatee eretnas ain 3. The current address and telephone number of AMWHIP/2 are being forwarded as Identity A of the separate cover attachment to this dispatch, Tho telephone numbers of hig ehép and apartment in Home are included as Identity 3B. : : an 4. AUWHIP/2 was told that at an indefinite future date he wild. receive a telephone call at his store or Kome &partnent. Tho caller ' will aay, "fam a friend of bon. ile saya that you have an unugual Sapphire rin, for euale." AMBHIP/2 will'ayree, and an appointment will bo made, ostensibly to ace the ring. ayes SRSS BEST St ty tn inva Fs oo SeRiEs Ss Saul) Op abled B cate ah hee en Cora 44980 | 27 May 1966 . , . “eee ad . ye Seer . : ” we a tae 86 ere A ret tte, ‘ fe £ ; qk } i 201-726079
“ te Vey ee se rome ____ DISPATCt AP See es | | (gua )- 449506 | ' present: arrappement, “throu, hy meetings in Cenéva.or 20 5. . AMSHIP/2 speaks Spanish, ‘Cernan, and Prench fluently but bad Blmost no. English oF Italian, 6. METH ID/2 thes aeked 40). BUNCE‘ a duties would not bring hia back to Europe’ ‘occasionally and thus permit a continua ios, of the. og He was. told. that no definitive answer is- posé ible -no a trip materializes ‘BUNCE. will call on him but that be need have no qualas about ecoutact with BUNCE’ & successor. asked if. tie’ had heard aoything furthor frcei Aditonio Dicurreris, 201349956, Since the latter's return to j id. ‘that, he had not. Pretending not to reéali seaid in August. of 3965 about arranzing fodnlene for. CARMELO Aa ‘Ben idorn, ‘Spain (see OFRA41342, 25 August ® fens 1965, not to Chief, YH, Chief, JNWAVE, COS or COI vd) BUNCE | that ANWHIP/2 and wife had ¢ © Benidora | of, _ tr -The’ purpose, ‘of. this paebit wag te-.. asked Af tt wer & vacationing’ in Benidorm during part - aber AMVHIP/2 had never mentioned , on arrival, “did not like the place and t “he a (A/2) aid. wife left Benidora shortly 4 rt “did not actéally meet him there. '— er aintaiy2- nor his’ wife has heard anything further ue Up 15-10 . 9. Per Grisdna0ss, 11 May 1966 (not to Gvitzerland) AMWHIP/2 was not ,iven any specific facts about Josef Wilhelm FROTZ. He was asked if he had seen FROTZ again and said yes. He met FROTZ recently (about 23 May 1966) at the Hilton Hotel. FROTZ aaid he had been very busy gol expected soon to have time for a deal if AMWHIP/2 is inter- ested@?"Tt seems that FROTZ's uncle is a bishop in Cermany (as report ed in ®OME39420, 22 March 1966). The Catholic church is engared in smu, pling valuable art objects out of Hunsary (and perhaps otber Hurepean satellites, thouyh AMWHIP/2 does not know the latter ag a fact) in order to rgatse money. FHOTZ gets these ebjects from his uncle and sells them, actually or ostensibly for the church. AMMHIP/2 would like to ;et into the act, which he believes ia lucra- tive, He explained that FROTZ has on deposit in a bank in Switzerlan _@ 40ld-colored or cold-plated statue Weiihing about three kilos and “priced at about. 25, G00 Swiss france. The. statue cawe from Runyary. AMWHIP/2 thinks he haw a buyer, AMWHIP/2 had taken the precaution “of checkiny with a German credit rating outfit in Germany, however, and had learned that Fa0OTZ had twice been charred with passing bad checks. To AMWHIP/2‘'s direct request, BUNCE said only that FROTZ ig an East-¥Yeat trader who sceng to have somothing of a reputation tor fraud, AMWHIP/S saftd that he would like to try to do business with FKOTZ, both berause he may be involved in matters of soe tatelli; ence intereat and because he thinks that he (A/2) could thus sake gome money, A-2 sav nv real dan,er ian the association, now that he hae been warned and ue eyca Sre open, 10. Para, 1b ot GawaD20019, 3 September 1865 saya that AMQHIP/2's wife told 201-/40049 that she had made reservations for the PRSUMER Consul in terva ta Benidore and later confireed the reservationg tn a pereenal phone call. to the Congul.” BUNCE there. fore aghed ANWHIPs2 (¢ he boows the Guban Consul in tenon, Kether KOIRLICURS Colon (20b-84063:). He could not remenber her by iape af Jett Gra tton}orenest. St te belfeved that Nis anawer waa truthfol aud Chat he dues not. ates BIMECUES bud that hie wife aay know her.) Be RAB ome apm a Peme are ® | t 4 4 att Pts OE x 3 Be © OG FORD ome B BMet cegly Bs juery, - ey ea 3 Septeaber (|: - See ete ee een neon ne ee Se a en one - A AAS tie coment etc EIN ite Oh ri AEN. HD sha mt ahs 2 then conte cn rithm, 2 oman, ok 6
Py , ; a 22 DISPATCH ot Ge Oe (CIRAD- 44940 ae =the: - known to bin, directly, or by allusion, u Rte BORE WAR ee . 11. Reference was made above to the presence of AM#HIP/1 in Kome, as had also been announcec before his arrival by DIRECTOR = gy 97040, 16 April 1966. AMWHIP/] sent preetinés to BUNCE via AMWHIP/2. ‘AMWHIP7/2 reports that A/l‘'s infatusation with his mistress is stron fer and .that he ig etartins. to think about a divorce. LP/ -saye-ttiet AUWHIP/1's wife is much. tore attractive than. but that the mistress pays him much attention, whereas th to ignore him. AMnHIP/2 also reported that during the da 1966 AMWHIP/1 and mistress, in a car, Yere on the Via ‘Vea a cad (‘etarting-to pull out from the curb. AMWHIP/1 waite empty, space; but as he did so; another ‘car ‘6h apaet anh 1%. - AM#HIP/1 got out of bis car and reprim: The latter: also left his car, words were -exchan te te punch AMWHIP/1 knocked the Italian out, - 3 for ten minutes. All involved were taken to 2 police-station. As" .: of 25 May AMWHIP/2 did not know Tee ther deve lopnents (UGA in) Comi- went: ~ft is essential that the: fore, cing, which is reported geolely 8 ap aid to the continuing assessment: of “AMM ogl a aide a * the same information frow anothe erg is positive that AMWHIP/1. w1ll 2 as the source. “tt will be rec * similar information about AMWHIP/1: -previous, oc para. & of OIHADSSUVE, 16 Docesber 1964, ‘that no consequent : mation contained ih GIRA>3E996 or something else conterniny “AMWHIP/2. | fa not known (because AMWHIP/2 refused to specify) but AMWHIP/2. . ioe became convinced (as he still is) that something thet he told to BUNCE © about AMWHIP/1L was repeated to tho latter by his Headquarters case {- officer and that the result was to endanjer a twenty-year {friendship and long-standing business partnership, (See para. 5 of O1KAD1} 342, 25 Auguat 1965.) If AMBHIP/2 were apain confronted by an angry _AMWHIP/1 and accused of such. reportin:, AMWHIP/2 would undoubtedly be furious and would sever his relationship with KUBARK, be taken which could endéanver the source:.’ whether 12, Re,ardin, his association with AMLASH/1, AHaNIP/2 repeuted the information reported io ©@1RA}41342, He ways that on the occasion reported in that dispatch AMLASHU/1 was so drunk that AMPHEIP/2 followe him into the bathroom because he feared that he would pass out and perhaps hurt himsclf. teferrtny to AM#BIP/Z and others, who were in the livin. room, AMLASH/1 said, “They ire ali gone of prostitutes: You are the only decent man here," As wan hia cuvtom, AMWHIP/2 had gone for @ lon walk as goon fe AMLASH/1 and others eppeared at AWWHIP/1's apartment. He streasea that he'made every efiort not to be involved in the plannin.. and to know nothing about it and that AWLASH/1 wag woll-awure of thie fact. Only of the reported occasion vid ho chance to return before AMLASH/1 and asgociates had last. AMKHIP/2 thorefore conchuden that if AMLASH/) gentioned big nase at all under interroration and told the truth, AMCHIP/3'a position via- a-vis the rejime hus not sulfered., AMGHIP/2 esa told Chat this view in grobably much too optimiatte. He way» Forminded that under durcus AMLASH/)] mipht have sald anythin, , true oF flee, that hia interra- patora wanted tuo haar. Ho was plano reataded that bie lon; -standin: anc cleau saamuctiatiun with AMeHIPs 1 wee bound tu mabe him an obfect of suspicion to the re tee, thn Se aMoviodped the valtvity of theme ptaterents but dtd not fees sucht con erpned FT Gietivaptiement: There is alwayu the chance ihai AMDRIFNZ2 t2 # double #,eu( workin. #: wings RUA AR There are a fow alighi fedicatara of gagate;: FRR we bere. ANTHIP/S hee nat been on LCFLUTT 24 flan: suula pretahip pefume the lie wan (nnd preeumet fy fad a friend of Ae tasmts CAKaATILO, tire, bh whee Re bas ht fewoley gourhed iby the fin bee Blea ter be Bete omy. Nie curbwan robe In the AULAPM. bo wgecge Chere? dio tg bm wate fhalf eat, miebd mace hie pedvg fo Givers, ho gee ttm t be toad hawe been the thet eeper. He Bed e@iaeeeh cap tered ds ateamst HRC Ee gered tim Beta bet a snk ites ie te ete EM, cle pee ee wee ah ae een i Oe eee reoneet). #0 6 OR Be at me Beoe me : a tba ee ee ee a : * ’ $ com 6O- ow
14-00000 . : CONTINUATION OF i ; DISPATCH , . | ‘| - % : i . | i y are never theless listed here ag an. aid : Licer. who will, take over AMWHIP/2 after ‘BUNCE's. - a 13... The. contact arrancement. explained: ‘do para. 4, above, | hae _ the de’ ect | -th AMWAIP/2° ‘is’ ‘way 2f0om Rome for: lengthy.- tod ne taet depends ° ‘op Jteléphoning’ ‘hin’ at ‘his: “Rome* ‘ator: Ondo je atfices mss dna beat trap - S en dem malt cds ; Oe © 8 8 oe erceremnneagron nines eeestiatidengninptlatanese a. ea . ‘ wey ,, ae chr OE Oe toe Sysop ie teteen coins ey me mess a! . tee tty “hy tt . . wee te tg > - * Disteibutton: ete ~ Chte? ; EUR Ofaee. ae - Chief, ‘Wi w/att’ USC ~ OOS, _ SMWAVE w/att USC cos, Bernmw/att usc {5-0 COB, Geneva lw/att usc 15-1 COB fraakfurt)w/att Usc (5-20 cos drid w/att USC IF~ >, Attachment: Identity A&B Who n ww Ned to Ama dem ee t \ i 4 i 4 . { } } See arene Rey Lee hh mE csi ee oe Tr een oe mea enema eae oe : Se there ed were 3; Page ee ame . “ . * # oer he EE OBE eres GHOe em, } a | 1 : 4 | : ; : . ' 6b. Ld Comte ee .