(othe seep rhea amma A US. chizen lost his passjoort Saveral ews “6 US. citizen édde “ToRRIENTL a auest in “Koon Ao}, ” Uetet Sevilla, “Frade and CTrecaderg, lost cm wateé uth all his ° pene nal) cial clocumert$; fe would be verd gratefid : “7 d Poem will - return them. the cleeu mente Po] hiv fox Fe & tp d be the etterte, Pe “esced “Dep in Washington; ps G Yee : 3 _ Cerner zs ng ene whe ore ter YAriCe of; the Cuban Ng ach bee “leaja ne contente el dinero. Fiextravié pasaporte <lan ciudadano de ellos Estados Unidos. >| Hace varios Glas qe le por. 21dié ai. cludadane norteamerica- s|no Eddie Torrient!, hoapedado ejen @] hotel “Sevilla”, habite- ijcién ndmeré 264, en Prado y +|Trocadero, une cartera con to ida la, documentacion oficial re- ‘|lacionada con su persona, por qe ilo cual agradeceré muchisimo: jo ‘ja quien la haya encontrado, S£ite ‘ila devuelva. ; da da as alata Satie § Cease NAH A Nin Baad Wa re om entios a pei NN ecenciine Sho it ORAS RAW RRNA NEIIE eam AE a SN DUS NER ayer a ea eeecd MAN AN oe Bg poner nnn NNR PRC ATCE TART ig HARE EN : ¢ . % ron he e privatise yb is ORAS I ts aan ed ARE en mest any AS OED ins puMSR roa rahi TALES ti ‘ GS ewe C1 + Entre esos documentos so en. & . “jcuentra su pasaporte expedido|m | ee Toansanit 19 need de --reunrel Hea: Sev who refuns i Ipor el Departamento de Esta. to i ne Gale easily bz reali xed, ‘be Mest ren do de Washington: su tarjotalde ‘i bus duce mert h on Lae » cal ,(de extranjero, emitide por las x a vefab 12 ede Pe . autoridades cubanas y vartos fo efabli ‘ Ei P *| documentos més relacionados | ~ [com gus actividades como mo-)/™ é | sice mm i . a| El sefor Torrienti esté dis-|-3 i Sa puesto a gratificar a la persc-/py i na que le entregue toda su do-ig, 2 “len dedacies ie hee come @¢ £4-le2 4 jel deducir, le hace falta parajti 4 1, |identificarse convenientemente.| a) q ge it ° z z é \ : t ; i 3 . é f i } 1 = , ' 2 EL Bows igs) r os] El tercer ivewtigador de Departamento ne Sequrtee pot Vicente Gui . , del Ftaertan te Investigaciones, hasta ei 1d * “tar I uipabllided del delator de Humboldt _ Gif Heed, invechyapfo Seri ; scae Bundt fis arcival af Humboldt fo . . oo
/ es TS RAS ‘March’ 20-1964: . . 7 A&A friend of mine had ne meet a Captain of the Greek Ship " San Spiridon we few nights ago, and in trying to maoxe a deal witn him to get me put of Cuba a: almost made me break every bone 4n his body. Firat of all, I dia'not tela - Hee himemy name or adaress or anything .aocout myself, except that I tola me that — “i I had a wife and child whom I have not seen for almost 3 years, in the U.S. and had all of my -papers necessary to leave here, except a visa to Mexico,I told him that I reason that 1 had wanted to leave here sdon, was that my wife” was gick and Z dia not want to wait until my Mexican Visa came through. After | { 1 hour of him telling me how much he cared for Americans and for the U.S. 6tGes. § he told me that ho would get me out, by hiding me in a boiler until the ship. left Havana,He gaia that he could not hide me in his cabin, 4s he was afraid -f ‘that after the snip was searched,and I should be found, then he would get into 4 trouble, but if I should be found in the boiler, than he can say that I had. j sneaked aboard myself, without nis knowledge, after I agreed.to all of that I askéd him, how much?-and his answeréwas: 4% 1500.00 (Fifteen Hundred )AKERICAN DOLLARS, after whicn 1 laughed 4n his face, ana &sked him wiHere in the world A. would a person in Cuba get 1500 Dollars, he woula not take pesos, as he gaid ! ” that he had thousands of pesos in his pocket that he made by selling American: i ‘ Cigarettes for 50 pesos per carton, Well to make a long story, short, I told hime to forget tne whole thing, and the ship left here this afternoon for St.Johns : 4n Newfoundland. The usual charge here for getting people out 4a about 300 American Dollars or 2500 pesos, but this Captain thinks as all foreigners do that Americans are all wealthy, and as for doing something for a. human bveing. ror nothing, well that they wili not do. If I had the money, I would never pay it, let alone even trust a man like this Captains As it looks ike I will not get a Mexican Viec, I am now going to try to get out or here by’ launch, I cannot stay here much longer like Iam, and it is better for me to take a chance by launch, 4nsvead Or just sitting around, and maybe got anto troubdle at any time now, I just came from tne Swiss Embassy again, and tney told me | that they had now received an abnwer. frum Switzerland regarding my case that they had mailed acout 6 weeks ago, and also that the only people who gould get | a Mexican Visa for me, is the Anerican Embassy in Mexico City. The Swiss Embasoy can give out advice every day, but as ror doing anytuing, they are afraid At P Lhe Swan nuwsSvy here 4n Havana, a Cuban stands a better cnance or getting i helped than an american, but I cannot say anything to them, as I am still her@ef PLEASE do not tell ny wife that I an going to try to get out by launch, as fT don't want to have her worry more than she does now.s .. a ands tote td ah * On Wednesday March 18 and again on thureday March 1$-at about 2:15 A.M. I saw | a White Ford Thunderbird-that belongs to the“Frenoh Embaasy-drive up to the puilding next door to where I live, and where the*atudents’ from Viet Nagh live, and drop off 3 of these students ( Viet Namh Studentsa )after they spoke ain the car for about 15 minutes, in the parking lot in front or the building © _ they drove away. This happened 2 tes in succession, I know the car well, and 7° nave seen it many many times aro Havana, it carries the Frenoh Emblem, and > galeo has French Diplomatic License Plates on it.What it means = don’t know, . f it looks very screwy to me, even though I know the French Embassy is doing manyp Hb many un-kosher things here in Cuba. Lo _ ee | a . 4 Se Fe Gb 63 oe HS y When I wrote*to you about tne ‘couple who are 100% Reds and who th¢ reds here H' fare sending, te the states soon, t e @ mistake in the spelling O§ their .. “cast name, their names are? LEANDROPBAMES AND HIS WIFE ELEUSEP, CPERES, thneser - 2 gre being sent to the U.S. for reisons other than they give, they are 100°; Red, and their home 4a still the H Q for the Conitee of Defense in the sectic of Marianao, where their daughte te not going to take off the Comittee while. the parents are in the U.S. - j e — ye Fe ae nad ; ; . _ woe
im QP- * oa. ee Lo a - MANOLOKRAY oo . oe oO W Please keep a very close eye on this Cuban:wWhen the Red Castro Regime falls # in:Cuba, this Ray will have to be watched very closely.If you will chéck on -B him you will see that he has had and still hae a hand_in the affairs of the f Puerto Rican people, He claime to have ancestors who were P.Ricay, and ther efore clains that he has a right to stick his nose in thei arfairs. When | | EX FRESIDENT RUMEN was part oF a plot regheh sone of th by a groyp.of P. i }} Ricans-This MAXCLO RAY was very friendl th some or thts group. He is also. Wa very good friend of that commie, ALBIZUXCANPOS from P.Rico, and has had . H many many meetings with hin. “Also when the WHITE HOUSE Ih WASHINGTON, was ee being renovated, MANOLO RAY was 4n touch with a group of PORICAN'S who were . working ‘there, espesially among the electricians. RAY-used to make many calle: to the U.S. and especially WASHINGTON, while he was here 4n Guba, BUT HE DID ° NOT CARs TO MAKE THE CALLS FROM Hlg’OuN HOME, If you care to check further, there is a young Cuban named CARLOSAGOVANTES, who lives in the U.S.e, and works as an architest, I am not sure if he lives in Kansas city, an amdloyee of THE KLIPFER COMPANY or not, but he has a brother named HELR CVANTES, who ‘ives in SILVER SPRINGS MARYLAND, and he can tell you where CARLOS lives. This CAnLOS can tell you quite a bit about MANOLO RAY. Thig RAY has many many enemies here in Cuba, among the decent people, and they can all tell you ‘about hés Communistic feelings. Also how he has. always referred to the Ameri cans ‘ag "YAXKEZS" a other names much werse. I kmow for a fact that some-of RAY'S supporters.ake working with. the reds here in Cuba, This CARLOS GOVANTES ‘was.the Cuban who'HX¥ home was uced to cake the calls tbs the U.S. when RAY . was living in Cuba. pecans ERISP ACS NOT tate) ida aM ois tes Cente sine ee Sena wae ; Agape ral Minncbicitirite ne sian ees t ilies MIM Decal GE La ta a he wacosea etn . = - N ae ERS ST ALVAREZ MaDDEN: These 2 rate have been worki ANY hor AND OnE {ALDER pet up in the Vedado section on Calle Ftd they have been Ggiling home i th travel in Militia CHN st 4n the laboratory that ROBER 2 and Sth,, arouna the clock f the past 2 weeks, v from there to ecleep about 6:30 A.M. every morning, they bo jf ll. 7 Uniform, with pistol and Gilet. wine ave just arrested © Cuban's who are agents © ree eats Sa buying up jewo for these Embassies, The nanes are on Architect ‘na the other is ONDE-They were arrestedconing out © of Uruguay the other day. | emaneas _ ge eae area Rh a gt ¢ the Braailhan and Uruguay 1Z0 who 1s f£ the Embassy 4‘ ELSIE OE ERREAS ate a PEN ‘ gaturday Karch 2l- | | hat i wrete you aoout in |. tudents 1rom Viet Numh © | at tee thers more were just ordered to get their things to {| going to leave cuba an a nat brought ato Gute 3 ot . ° . i f CHINESE students here 4n Guba now, &na . iors? to the same building next déor to me where they ore pater tue Also more students are here 4n Cuba n m anto Domigo, they seem Pave just learned th this same envelope, gether and they aré where 4s a them were abcut 700 students ali together. Sarto Dowinsgo ana feru, especially 3 now, both male and female. to be in ma jority