SECRET PHOJECT Aetioy LOWER SREBE . re: hitthiotity, te “requested to bltgate $175, “2801 00. ot the: o: iib/aP vivi- oe ion Budget: "$13,250.00 FY.61 ana $4,000: 00 FY 62. . The finds to cover the .. ©. "amount: ‘requested | ‘FY- ‘ek will. ‘be absorbed Within ‘the’ Division: ‘current’ badget allo- . ‘cation. ‘Period of. project. is* frei L ‘November 1960 to 3. @ctober 1962. Be kn oA, o-13532 vas’ gieated on a March 1959», and asiended 3 @ctober | 1960. . :. \ 3. Form 689 ts attached. a ‘ COORDINATION :. fh hav GE me aa — snp os. “Chief AF Divieica Date SECRET
14-00000 SECRET PROJECT OUTLINE . ~ crvptomon - wnsocu/ nr “Ls Area of operat tons and Purpos ie oo S| ae i ‘ “Republic of Congo” (former Belgtun Congo) - engagt | in operutional support ; activity. : 2. “ Ghgectsves. "adjacent éreas. oo a So, ‘ . baila ‘a covert’ net an: “BUPpOrt of operations ; activities. » Ce “to provide an asact, for r utility support for KUBARK péronsel under , ve official Covers a ao ‘these objectives s are in Line with the “RMD. 3. Personnel | . “UAL Pertinent Biographical Information: Pseudonyn - aan) wt Place of birth - Gori, Georgia, USSR Date of pirth - 12 July 1918 a “ Sex - Male 7 oo _ ‘Race = Caucasian Religion - ‘none Marital status - Divorced (wife and 2 chilaren - - one son and one daughter) oe. Citizenship - Stateless _ Education: . 1922-24 Paris, Notre Dame, uncomp., change of family address 1925 | Paris, Lycee Mcntagne, uncomp., change of family address 1925 Paris; Ecole Ccrsale, uncomp., change of family eddress 1926 Viroflex, Lycee Hoche, uncomp., expelled for pranks 1926 Peris, Ecole Commie, uncomp., change of address 1931 .Paris-Yanves, Ecole Michelet, 6 mo comp, expelled for. mo insubordination SECRET Le ‘As av provide: a “Long term; deep cover asset: in. the’ pepubiie of Congo & ana ar pe tq eatablich a ‘principle agent. ‘ta -the® Repubite. of. Congo, in order to. eo Fe 4 E x Hy 5
“idlitary History: . Spee 1938 San, 1940 ‘SECRET eQe 2928-35, Teale @, Mose Art et dictier, | Technical Engineering School, . a ttended one and cre half years and expelled 1928-37 paris, Ecole Bregtet, ‘Electro-Engineering, attendéd one - year earned “first naif of Baccaularaute in electro - ae _ 2, technolésy thea’ -expelied -| ", 1938-39 Paris, ‘School.iof Fhotography and Mevies, trained: ‘as ‘cine a se - camera. Operator technician, left after one and three - crt ome gnome foiirths of a tvo year course due to oytbréak- ‘of WW Ar: ; ° ja Novenber 1939. : wa, ne : - Paris, volunteered for French Foreten Legiod Salt Tunis, - North Africa,” “Ist Cavs, Rees: ist: Squsdrony beh _ ‘Feb. agko ‘Sent to N.¢.0. training course in. tegion, polled out. ‘to — 7 : ‘be reassigned’ to ‘all-Georgian. unit .. ; ; ° Mar-Aug. 1940 - | Barcares, assigned in Ceorgian unit , : ‘Aug 19ho- - Faris, discharged’ at-end of f Franco/Gersac hostilities ao _Baploynent Bistery: 1942 - Paris, volunteered for work in Germany — : Poelitz, worked for EIDRYER WERKE for one year as Installation . ” electrician - Paris, self-employed at photo shop. Portrait ‘photography Berlin, photographer of metals for a factory which produces electrodes for welding instruments | Perlin,. assembly line worker in Berlin factory producing steel armmnition belts. Received commendation from factory director for lator saving device he minufacture of de- vice for automtic adjustment of cartridge cases Muegelheim, driver mechanics course for the NSKK (Nazi Party Motorized Corp.) Drove trucks during construction of , Atlantic wall by Germans. 1983 | - Berlin, employed with SCHUPOLIZEI as translator French-Cerman. : language. ighs-h7 - Paris, employed by Architects carre Associated as electrical _ - .. ‘Installaticn planner and constructor of proto-type : : model builder . , 1951-52 | - Paris (in prison), devised and sold on the French market a pocket automatic transit indicator. Received cash settlement for this while in prison ~~ 1953 = Rion (in prison}, devised and gave to prison administrator, invention for. maxing cardboard boxes. Device was built | and used by prison adwinistrator Dec 1955. to Apr 1958 - Gap, exployed by M.D. as X-ray machine nain- ; ; “tenance technician and operator 1950- ~oT ~ Gap, invented, patented and sold a. calendar device to the French commercial market . SECRET
Co ee SBCRET : 1958 = Anberty ‘tavented ‘and patented. a comercial advertising device, . :  photo-mechanical in natures Models built and sold to French advertising concerns’ 1958-60" -U.S., devised and passed. drawings for two piecer ot equip vot ‘ment for use in Project” AESENTINEL puly 1960 © ULSe’s- presently working ona low-cost telephone ansvering : device eS ce ‘cccugattonat specialities: : Bo Mechanical ‘electrical engineering a a ‘Cine. o¥ portrait photography 4 pee tb we eg - “Research | and” innovation of Anbor/eost saving devices: ; ae ere a _ . tanewees and. Dialects: 7 , German = = wery good : ake — ' Georgiaa - fluent ‘spoken; reading and writing good , 0 ° Lao toe . “Biiglish - speaking and writing fair; reading flyent - \- a Be Spanish - speaking, and writing poor; reading good \ ne ’ Russian=poor a { Special Skills: | Experience in document forgery : tl ‘1942-Achen-Eerlin, altered own docuients ' 1gh2-Rerlin- Faris, filled in German travel blank forms. Altered old - German authorization stamp for travel forms. Made otner authentications stamps for other people interested in travel across German held territory 1h3v Berlin, fabricated stamps and ca , Used photo techniques for ¢ . : in documents. chets for travel documents. hanging and/or aging pictures. “Also reassembled old false passports to form new ones, 43 ‘well as counterfeited German finan- ~ - cial vouchers. -B. perational Information: “de Cireunstances of Recruitment - The agent was first contacted in October 1958 as a result of a lead from AEPADDIE. Ee was recruited in Apr 41 1959 by the Frankfurt Station, | for a REDSCX operation. There had been some diffleulty in the initial recruitment, since it could not be resolved as to whether or not he eould work amicably with another agent in the proposed operation. Afe= ser psychological assessments and ICFLUITER examination, it was decided to recruit subject.. He was assigned the éryptol Az AGASPIC) In April 1959 gibiect was brought to the DOB, via a HBRAINBOd Subject was oo trained in the ASSENTINAL project for.a biack mission into the USSR as a SECRET
14-00000 SECRET . ‘penber of a REDSOX (team. This project vas postponed, for 4 year. in “the” ‘interim he was assigned to TSD, where he was employed at a covert ; site, involving. ‘the. cataloouing of specific informtion from Bast - . Geriman. Doctinents;, iy and. ‘developing’ and/or ‘iuproving tools and methods. for - _picking lockss On 17 June 1980, it was decided that Project ASSENTINEL ‘Would not bé carried out. On receipt of this” information SR/DOB en- - . ; deavored ‘to ‘place: subject: elsevtere, where his training. would be” bené«- . —— > ¢ a - The African Divisicn | expressed interest: and had agreed to utie — ; me ize hin ‘as a resilt -of: assessments, - During: thé period’ fram the 2lst ~~ “of October ‘wit 11 1 dtspatchy subject: will be carried on OCA funds. “paring the latter: ‘part of wi TI. subject was arrested by the Ger- "7 man. police for £ forgery: « He was not unduly held by the criminal ‘tavesti~ oe :) . the: police but passed. on to the Gestapo. Subject was — ‘vrouglit | to" Berlin’ where ‘he: vas interrogated for several months at “Gestapo Headquarters. _ ‘Iater-he was-tried and sentenced to death. For a some unimown reason he. was. moved, ‘from jail to gail,: conéerftration. camp to , concentration CAMD., While in prison ‘he resorted to a "ruse de guerre™ and told the Germans his father had invented a motor that could -run. ‘without gasoline. He offered to draw the designs of the motor and was able to stall long enough to be liberated: by components of the advan-- —— : cing U. S. Army. B. ‘In 1946-47 sunject and an accomplice committed two robberies of Jewelry stores. ae an ‘In 1949. subject robbed a bank of 1,000,000 Fr. fr. His accomplice ; : ; ; *aS apprehended and shortly thereafter confessed, implicating subject. 2 Subject was apprehended while attempting to cross the Franco-Spanish a border. He was sentenced to ten years in prison of which he served only five, receiving parole for good behavior. Upon release in 1955, he WAR: exiled on parole to Gav, France where he worked as an architect. De To our knowledge thereis no indication that subject is known to be associated with KUBARK. “3. ‘ Agent's knowledge of sensitive matters - has met the following KUBARKERS: ‘Anthony H. FRIGANZA (P) a _ Te Patrick B. NEWENS (P) . ' Peter K, WINSHIP (P) Dexter E. ROSTED? (P) - Fred KIRKPATRICK (T) George F. MUNS (T) Michael RAE (T) Charles R. ROISTADE (Py Mr. Dan Paul E, LEIGHTON (P). Dr. Joms SECRET
14-00000 > a 1 . fer} ; SECRET , , Subject does not Imow that he is working for KUBARK. He knovs that he is connected with some intelligence ofgaaization, @eBey ODIERX.” Be - does not know-shything about KUBARK organization nor ita wcdus oper- sb ‘Security of meeting sites, comminications, ete: ee 7 on -These will have tobe vorked out in the field by subject's case of- cer. .In general it. 18° proposed to. have him be “surfaced in Germany... - Soi an Austrian and from there, making his ovn way to leopoldville;  -° + Were he is -t¢ blish’a ‘emll:repair or photo shop. This would proe =. or bis CO or-anyoné.to vieit him ‘under the guise © ~~ © -———--~ stings Would be -held Clandestinely @s.- comminication ‘channels will have’ to be worked : field. . However until contact: is established; a secure emer- | Seney (channé] with: Hesdquarters’ is being éstablished. This channel is  - . 72 V2, to. be used only in’ the’ event’ subject finds himself stranded or for . dire emergency. ~ fot - . . Loot Q 5. Security: — ‘The agent is very. security conscious and will follow auy direction in the interest of secuirty - . : 6. Control: : i . On this point here are several aspecta for consideration. He is -  wunder contract to us and although‘ he is not too interested in money, he does enjoy its benefits and realizes that it will continue so long as he does.a good job. The more. important built in control ia the fact that he will be under. false documents, and being stateless, he is com- pletely dependent on KUBARK to perpetuate his quasi legal extatence and to eventually legalize his status. Added to this is the control which stems from the prospect of. resettlement in another country. ‘This vould give him status as a citizen. Realizing these points, subject is more than willing to play ball with us. 7. Prior contacts with ‘any security services As stated in 3B (2) above, the. oaly brush subject has had in the past.was with Gestapo and French police. . These were prior to his req cruitment by KUBARK and vere not as a result of I.S. activity. 8. Training of agent: . . Re -had received training in covert black border operations. In ad- dition, he is being trained in small arms and demolition. .9. Cover effectiveness and the operation of the cover facility: Subject will open 4 small photo. or repair shop, which will cive hin SECRET . 8
SECRET | a ae os ye . rrr :’ ‘degrae of latitude in isovemeiit and a cover for covert contact. — Sy “Subject: has: ‘undergone’ plastic surgery in order to change his appearance, ‘also a. toupe was made to: further assist in the chansing of his outward : @ppearance: - This, acticn vis designed to preclude any possibility of. : " Pecognition by former Frenéh. associates, particularly Bince he‘is to _ . pass, ‘as an. “Austrian. |. ‘The | e6ver' facility, as statéd, will offer access to, all classes’ of People, 4t will -provide a natural means for. contact, | - and will “permit: subject to- make trips under the guise of business tra- we veh. . . : _wiRocus/2 vie be requiréa to set hingelt wp in business. the | | ‘ad dearth: of qualified. technicians’ wh’ ‘help facilitate his opening an I : éstabdlishment. .. WIROGUS/1 will neea capital to set himself up, buy - . needed. slipplies. and have orking. funds. For ‘the purpose of providing “he yh fen 2st ana open: this ‘cover business, ve will ade . m ‘ note. Aa adaitional $1000. 00 will be held - - din rese ey: should: he need. more money. Ostensibly it. will represent his own “savings, and will be deposited. in-a Swiss bank. Provision will be made to pay this money back from his profits. After the loan ie paid off, WIROGUE is to keep the profits he may make. He will initially transfer $1000. 00 to @ bank in Leopolaville. - We i _ are certain that he will not abscond with the funds, since his docu- . _ mentation will be false and his pay and allowances total $8500 per annua, he would therefore stand to lose a great deal more than he would Being a ‘contract. agent, there is ample control if he shows signs of spending too much time in the pursuit of ‘profits from his cover business. His salary and allowances will be paid in part to a personal account in Switzerland (separate from his business account). This money will ostensibly also represent his savings. The remainder vill be paid directly at: ‘the station. C. Security Estimate: WIROGUE had beén recruited in France and eyfiltrated black from West _ Germany. to SR/DOB. He has had no known IS. connections in the past. He “will ‘be surfaced in West Germany and will proceed to leopoldville. He will be documented a8 an Austrian . “ok, Background The need for various technicians to ‘stabilize. the chaotic conditions in Leoroldville coupled with an urgent need for controlléd assets in that city gave rise to this project. . WIROGUB's particular talents, experience, abllity and training open up @ wide varietyof possibilities. SECRET
14-00000 Fea SECRET “T= 5. Bmaliation There wil be a need for WIROGUE to. establish and live his cover. Thie is an ; anticipated to take several mhoriths. Hence he- “will become operational in early ; a - 19@1. However,’ it is‘ reascnabie to expect that the station will undoubtedly Jee ; “os. plaée him in covert role mich éooner. Nonétheless, we do not anticipate any Fr Te » take prior. to mid 1961. é. Coordination : Coordination at Besaginrtere is veing effected with FI r Start, Finance’ Divi elon, and SSA/DDS.— an ; . : Te Referetices . . - aaa A. DER ‘08762. eee BBA’ Pe a Ee e+ Be DER 08783 “(our 66555) RYBAT ee ee ay ET 6. ‘Tinetebte:, Be Se a re ee ‘ “His covert training will be completed by 15 Novenber 1960. He will. be , . briefed on ‘his cover story, documents, contact instructions, ete. » 15-18 Novem- ber 1960. On/about 18-20 November he will be flown black to West. Germany... There he will spend 5 to 7 days to familiarize himself with Germany, receive’. nia final briefing and obtain a visa, then depart for Leopoliville arriving ofa 1 December in Leopoldvilie. Once there he will require 1-2 months to look over the business possibilities and establish himself. ; “De. Approval Period and Cost . ; : oO As Approval is requested for one years: starting hb Novenber 1960. ‘ B. Following is breakdown of the costes: 1. Salary at $500.00 per month . $6000.00 2. Per diem during travel 250.00 3. Travel to Leopoldville Ct 1000.00 k. Operational loan 5000.00 5. Operational expenses - _. 8000.00 -@. Allowances (flat sum) moe, 3000.00 Co . Total =. *_ + $17250.00 . ° 10. ‘Emergency Situation In all present and anticipated conditions with the exception of a hot war, the ; 7 agent will have clandestine means of commnication with his CO in the ODACID in- , 7 ; stallation and with Headquarters. For contingencies an emergency SW system has been given to agent: for direct commmication with Headquarters. “SECRET
. SECRET FISCAL ANTEX Project WinCE ~ Lua ve ‘Purpose: | ‘he objective ‘of ‘this ‘project ia: to provide « a long term, accep: cover _ -essét, a ‘coat ract agent, WIROGUE/ I, in the Républie of Congo and adjacent ereas in oa order: "to: budld a: ‘covert net in - ‘@upport of operational activities and to. provide . “ap Baset ‘for utfiiey ‘support for KUBARK persomeél] under official cover. ‘For cover - ; vaich Wadd eye hin ry degree of latitude: ja ‘movement. and ‘a cover for covert contact. a 2) pe assist WEROGUE/1: re ectablistitng: his business. ‘KUBARK will “loan hia UP - ‘to B fi000"¢ on: aia Per onal. ae 085 “nonsiiterest bearing and due on demand.. i ant ch, ‘$4,000, An additional ‘$1,000. loan will - fz “Afrtéa. Division, it ta required. and - “Up ‘to: $5, 000 1 usb. ‘eurreacy or the: equivalent in ‘foreigh curren- wag cies Ty be advanced to WIROGUE/ 1" ae. loans. . The loaned funds will be ‘passed to- “".)' WEROGUE/1.4n manner agreeable to Chief,’ Atvicd Division and Chief, Finance Divi- "gion. _ ALL.funds loaned to WIROGUE/1 WLLL be secured’ by U.S. dollar, non-interest  béaring ‘notes. “payable” ‘to bearer on demand: ‘Such notes will be prepared by or ap- proved by the Office. of General Counsel. It ie anticipated that an initial $4000 / will be deposited in a Swiss bank, . ostensibly represent ing his own savings, by KUBARK, Monetary Branch. : . ‘Accounting and Write-off: “ WrROGUE/1 will be required to sign receipts for @1l funds loaned.to him. Finance Division is ‘authorized to accept these receipts _ BB A charge to expense and to set up the loans payable in a memorandun account i without a due date. ‘The notes signed by WIROGUE/1 shall be transmitted to Finance . Division for safekeeping. Repayment of the loan sball be made from business pro- fite. WIROGUE/1 will be required to submit quarterly income and expense statements on his. ‘cover businesa and also copies of. all tax returns filed in connection with * bis cover jbusiness. A copy of: all income. and expense statements-and tax returns will be forwarded to Finance Division.’ -It eball be the responsibility of the Chief, Dae ‘Africa- Division to determine when - profits warrant payments on the leans and to ef- ay - feet such repayments. mo ; ; ; For purposes “of control and collection, WIROGUE/1 will be required to sign blank cheeks on his Swiss and African business bank accounts. . a cn Chief, Finance Division SECRET D. i Purposes; “‘WIROGUE/1. will establish his. own ‘business, a ame1 photo or repair shop,  ._
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% Mion ‘FOR: Chief, Security Support ; Division bon , ia hereby. requested. that a Post Office Box’ be. opened ia the: Bow York oa 4 . Hs Sotiee specie tages 1B Hovenber 1950 ” ($33 : . ‘will, be required twice.a week ince ‘its: ely. “ennrgency Communication channels: . re aay sétton p ng ve. letter bax, sad any letters "Focetved, stisald : os 2, be setered sd to| is TBRO4. a ee ee et ee | &eting Chief, Africa Division © PO enn tener et nce en te meee ne etc, ¥ bere ASSY 77
14-00000 ee ~ SEGRET—] BS = ; — {GRE OST | ROUTING ee ee I Le Lae eT TO 3 DIRECTS en OP laren FROM 4° LESPOLOVILLE | i hae Nov 2 M32 60 ASTON aS 3 af i INFO. ¢. CoP, fea, c/t, thee 3, se eV ROUTINE in’ 36750 “ae wROGUE' ONE APPEARS BE JUST WAT DOCTOR ORDERED. UNLESS . . HE CAN GET VISA -RAPIDLY EUROPE, SUGGEST HE COME CONGO: WITHOUT. VISA. - CAN GET FORTY-E1GHT HOUR VISf LEOP ow ARRIVAL PENDING RECEIPT | LONGER VISA. BE LIEVE LETTER OF CREDIT FROM EUROPEAN BANK IN AMOUNT ONE-HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND SCF WOULD PROVIDE PROOF HE WOULD . NOT BECOME CHARGE OF STATE. ALSO SHOULT NAVE ROUND TRIP TICKET. “0 2. CONTACT rstauctioNs AS FOLLOWS: HE TO CALL GUTHHAN AT HONE (3315) OR TPELIDE ASAP AFTER ARRIVAL INTRODUCING SELF AS GUSTAVE. GUTHMAN WILL SUGGEST NEETING FoR DRINK. ACTUAL TIME . OF HEETING To BE TWO, HOURS PAIOR TO TIME SET ON PHONE. MEETING PLACE WILL BE IN FRONT HAIN POST OFFICE. YIROGUE ONE SHOULD HAVE “ BCOK IN LEFT HAND AND Ut ‘LIGHTED CIGAR IN MOUTH. GUTHMAN WILL’ ASK: WN FRENCH IF TELEPHONE oFFice OPEN, ADDING HE HOPES PLACE “CALL TO CHICAGO. WIROGUE ONE REPLY TO BE HE NOT CERTAIN RE PHONES AS HE THERE TO CABLE VIEN ANNOUNCING HIS ARRIVAL CONGO. 3. COVERS SUGGESTED REF APPEAR GRAY. END OF MESSAGE - CS COMMENT: *STATED THAT aera CONTRACT AGZHT BEING GROOMED FOR DEEP CCVER — ABSIGNNENT LEOP IN LATE ihr & se BOCUMENTES AS. AUSTRIAN TO DEPART PEPRINE “BLACK FOR SURFACING IN. AN aa RoHET SR 247. RSI¥77 REPRODUCTION ay OTHER an THE ISSUING OFFICE {S mej _ Copy No. . : be wand be ‘xd . : a tal hy x RE CNN SEIS aU ie RUM RCS COR og 2) ote eR Ts
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UNCLASSIFIED’... 3° P48 “CONFIDENTIAL a : ces 3 : _ FIELD DOCUMENT ROUTING AND ACTION RECORD . > — ae INSTRUCTIONS: ‘Routing designations . dadios fe or unite, ere ty Ge peiced an ele "GO" Corwen, Comm.nt. are Tl. - to de numbered to correasond to ‘the or an the "TO° colums. Fech, comment is to he onderfined wits’ a fine diaen écrous the “*COMMENTS* cofupn. Each recipient of the attacked docusent ia to place his irettrais sn the aroper Boece following che carevaponding nusbered rouling. The date the document is forwarded to rhe rest scouting 28 te be placed in-the@ prover coluan. ef souling on thie oheet- shall be the anit am which the basic docuvsent ra fo be -faled.-- : holding unit ie other than the central féles, the centro! file ehall be the nede fo fhe Paat couting -f0 ime sure proper control clearances. THES DOCUMENT ROUTIVG AND ACTION B&CORD 15 TO REVAIN ATTACHED. TO Ra BASIC BeCeRD. DOCUMENT AS A PERMANENT RECORD. eo -- . . ee . : DOCUMENT SyuBOL aNd KUMDBER SR/DOB/60- “~o° OCC. VENT Date. . -26Gct. 60 ACTION SUSPENSE DATE Comstnts “Chief, AF Div er . DOCUMENT PROCESS I No QAaTa - ee FILE nuwsem . a CONFIDENTIAL . UNCLASSIFIED ary b DEC 39
14-00000 sien 3079 - ace ae So _ 26 october 1960 . a ROUEN FOR (het Africa Divisim Os “Cra personalities: ktiown by ies te  REDSOK, X agen, oe , David Darvard. (a), me, 8 co uae 1. ‘he ‘following. persenalities; listed in trie naiis and aitas, are Oe : oe by: ‘AESENTINEL ‘PRDSOK agent David" Darvard in ths elias listed. a So “2, ‘Subject is. unaware “ot the. CIA affiliation of these ‘personalities. ne ome, period -of time over “which, Subject was connected: with these | Andividuale noe “wae fron, ‘May 1959 through October 196, | 3. True Kame Division/Starr - Alias ~. SR. .. Pat Cook - _ “SR Clint | . ER Little B11) SRO Marty Adans . SR Bude . os SR Ray an oo, SR -'Gol. Ed- . : SR Ton . . . - © SR Mike or Max <2 ' Mister George SR . Joa ne SR Hal ° SRS Mack + SR Joe Bowman “SR (contmant) - Big Roy - i te - SR’ (contract): Geof = *-. ae m ‘ SR (contract) © Janie ; _- . oo SR (contract) Henry — soe =: SR (contract) Kathleen ; . SR (contract) Logan SR .(contract) Allie ; . § 0. Security Hank ‘ : DPD “. Heinte - § Om Thor ; _ OS/IRD Paul : Med. Staff - Joe F 0. Commo. Dale F: TSD Al = AH. . _' Morgan | & AF Div. Dr. John ; 3 SELaET Mr. Glenn de1-L 332477 e gous oe s ; 2 z= : 3 3 "Me be
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onder (yg 7 AMMUNTZATI oa SCHEDULE vam DAE | LARRY THES Cope alia ‘Ou, LT 1S -YOUR: RESPORSI. a . S- “OATE DUET DATE GiVEW | BILITY To RECE ive. tHe tRIECTIONS OW THE DATES" DUE, CARRY “THiS! “BiLITY To ae : ~ et te Was roell Wu. IT as YOUR RESPONS?~ 2) Lo SECHE THE tA2€CT IONS Oe THE- DATES, DUE. - m 2 WREOTNE. oP) aa WUE FT _ MACCINE. “[O0SET oaTE oUE. DATE -GAVEN 7 | “SMALLPOX VEREACTI OW.” « ‘ly ehovera CHOLERA "PLAGUE “ PLAGUE i || DIPHTHERIA i SALK -or-. OTHER VACCINES" “kl ily val x rn SALK OTHER ) YELLOW FEVER 7 7 — ol i LOT MUMBER oe a an oe SU I Mec fj = ne : SCHICK Ds YELLOW. FEVER LOT NUMBER g FORM NO, | MAR ag O16 VSel Pac veous fOrtiows, tel) ’ . : . fom "9. 616 USf Parsrous EDETIOms, : . tw) i . . . . ~ ' Mar $6 . ye ~F ‘ { ‘ tee “~ : . .
, ine ‘order to. avoid ‘entarrasénsnt to 5 the agency. mos 7 2 Fee ae — veges ee a ‘This Approval is based upon evaluation of information available to ‘this _ Office, and is granted. uuder: authority contained in CsI. and CSI-F 10-5, et . co vate Csterees § ~ i . ! Oo vostro APPROVAL AND, SUPPORT DIVISION Date:__. 8 Now 1960 -- =: - Distribution: tg Orig. to Addressee Boy 1 to Files Pod dea ee 124 ose Peevious Rorteons, - ; my « are a 3 3 f 7 Aw
’ dation matiing addrcas for SR/DUB agent ALAS oe “Transfer of C Agent Aécommodation 1 Mailing / ‘Address, ‘Feaponaibt. ity {som SR/DUBt to Africa Division : -SREFERENCE: ~~. A. bik 45223 (our 94152)" BL In 32746), re 7 ; _ ca. ce: Jan: 3009)? ee 1, Eubject to your concurrence, “responetbiiit for the accomme- PIC {| he ‘which wag arranged for by -your office, wiii be transfarred to the Africa Division which is now utiizing thie agent. : _2@ The agent accommodation mai:ing addrese in Braxi! is- as foilowg: Eduardo Catio ~3 0. Gana Postal 11744 (Lapa) Sao Paulo, Brasil 3. The Africa-Division.cage: officer: responsible for thia. agent is  2hio Et Buliding, extension 6284. 4. Thia office extends ite appreciation for the expeditions manner ~ : , fa which you have arranged for and maintained this accommodation address. 5. For any farther ‘information regarding this please contact > extension 5284 or | ~ = extension ‘B331. i. f-- i i. 4.
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OT RNOAKD, FORM BO Ge oe oa | Office Memorandum ° UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT id i. - 800 ( - = d a -_ . a | oO bare: 19 Oct &. ; FROM © * Operettons # Divtston, Medics] Staft Sab Jeet has been evaluated by t the ‘Hodtcal ‘seate and ‘found piyeteally 7 7 quali fied | for the Proposed assiganent » a . RAF i .  Srtete Ee ~ 1: BT lomanay ‘Le ¢.,. SENDER WILL CHECK CLASSI} -TION TOP AND BOTTOM UNCLASSIFIED CHISFIDENTIAL : SECHET . CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ee ee OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP. ee, Ce J fdrafs NAME AND ADDRESS: | MITEAL DATE - ~ Ty v7 ; 5th, . ia “fF “3 - ‘ . 6 3 - 6 Action ef DIRECT. Bemiy -f. - PREPARE REPLY | APPROVAL : DISPATCH RECOMMENDATION Sood enh. cL ‘ COMMENT ; FILE RETURN LZ CONCURRENCE INFORMATION - | SIGNATURE Kreg a? o 7 @ Remarks: ; , Ad, | BUILDING . ~ . . ; . : : ‘Foam ng eee ~ : . : oo ; . toe . . tfee 3$ 24] menor ea et FOO 1897 65 ere eg FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER . , . it bo FROM: MAME. ADDRESS ant PrTORde pe. DATES ~SL/NLOE k CONFEDENTIAL . SECRET soem MO Replans Form 3-4 . (49) \ Pare s§ 237 hich tay be used, Ss & GCOverreegey omerieg OFFICE 2S —O> Ba7981 - : emg, ret hen Puna ee
SRB. ROSS corny ag Séptembee 1960, “-MEMORANDUM. FOR: Chief, ‘Altea Affaire Staff, OS! “a “suagEct: on oo “Transfer and -t:uartering arrangeinents for AEASPIC . ae This is-to confirm a @lecussion between: " SR/DUB and your office regarding transfor and quartering arrangemeats for AEASPIC, David Durvard (a), aud the interest. expressed by a jof Africa Division re acquiring ALASPIC as a long term asset for that division. . . 2. la compitance with a request raade of this office by Africa Diviaioa, it ia understood your office has agreed to the temporary quartering of ACASPIC ina furnished safe apartment located at ‘apartment 307, 5741 Colorado Avenue, N.W., Washingten, D.C. This office, with your concurrence, has agreed to lend the use of this apartment for a period of about two weeks, effective 24 September 1960. At present ALASPIC ta visited once a week and/or as the need arises. ALASPIC has hie own salary for food and public transportation. The game cover ‘OFrangements exists under thig arrangement as existed when Subject lived at.925 25th Steeet, N.Wws, in’ his own apartment. The cover arrangement is that David Durvard (a) is a technica: associate of Fred K. Komer (a) (i.e. an SK/OUS cage officer) seil- ~empioy ed, ; manufacturers commissioned representative. Fir LSE TZ En 2 UN et oT cert lire Met ME ecatitay wetecncaby decctia edRitiecmonrscine
, ae oe 23 September 1960 _ MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD © - i ; SUBJECT: Physical’ exam/Immunization for David Durvara fa). ee aan hot ean’ egfiti}000 hours 28 September David Duivard-(a) in the company .. ofan SR/DOS: case officer-attended a-fuli :al'¢ of a cleared, wittiag-doctor; --*\ Buchanan Street,. Arlington, tyr Dr ' ‘cage officer hia preliminary opinion ‘that Subj ‘Medical records to thi effect will be forthco 2221 North”. * Glee received the first in a series of immunization shots. preparatory to @ projected assignment in the West.African theater, Mr. Durvard, with his case officer will return to office on 4 October | a 10/00'a.m. for a second series o mmunigntion shots. Medien! recorda other than those raflected ln Mr, Durvard's fa) 201 fle will be kept in the Medical File Room (Central Buliding) under hia crypto. A copy will also be kept in AO/OD/MS under pseudo, hysical'exam at:the offices” ndicated to'this ~.. . ect was in perfect health. - ming. Mr. Durvard i) estar EAP ett cee Eee sutal eo -
6 - PRIOR YO PKG To: ACTIO# BRANCH ct. 2..0n bars. Detach bask | - a = ad i ‘shown are net Tile no. below t.cover shest unless it beant _ taser or to RID/AN. 1 Rips 4 .3/ co : ae . ee . . : JO: ALL, ADORESSEES — ~ aan . . Fr IN SECTION | ON BACK IF APPROPRIATE wg COMMENTS aaa) eae . . TO - r Room |} DATE woe | orricee’s ™ 7 1 BO. ft ntgeuts Fomwaanea! INITiALS Te, ol Ene - wow RESA, OF HE DY | 7 Ch: | _ ot . . o t - ~ . . “ 9 . & - . . @ Bo etre ce, . 4 wh T peu . : +>] 2 act ° . - 240 = . “FICE Tithe - RID/FI . PILE NUMSER CPA ARY CODE: TRACE RECUEST i { : i {C i 1, COSMET NUMBER HBPA 94890 DATE MICHOFILMED . fore 61Ca Eons 4 SECRET v
CONTINUATION OF AN nnmag 9S ARTES WENS ARENT i = DISPAT: i rope oe pkch 0: ety aa . upbeat i se BOAT . “Gatef of ‘Station, Joo | FIELD PILZ RO: 1062508 _FRaw |  Chtet of Base, bt 12 détober. 1960. IBTECT:” ‘Opersthaiial/REDWOOD/ARAGRE'- | x0 pun HaimD AcOH Reg: ha roqutad in pares sords iE mtdined in erence, ths Base’ his bead mo, ‘on : jedan ‘the: azeasmdation eddrese at loiet cae @ week theron thaeietéos af [oo ALLOMETERS2 “wit - rented this post office box infer an alias. 00 7 ‘October 1960) a Panis “the Base" ‘forwarded a letter whic) ALLOMETER-2 had picked up the:day before’ _ a 4 ; respon aible:persons and to sign (in ‘alies)| it it. is Stoel) ‘possinie. tO send these letters. oF this systes be -adopteds. ALLOMETER-2, aa : ‘fieny different post effice boxes under differeat rh ae names, ‘ena 'the Base condider it a-definite . security hazard if he is forced to rr its acs “Adentity: himself ada the 1 manner required ‘by the registration of these letters. 2e Headquarters attention 1s called to the fact that the letter viich the Rese forvarded on 7 October 1960 was postmarked in Europe on 12 August 1960. Even in “nq = the light of the notoriously alow if system, the Base cannot explain “p"". such a long delay in“transit for. Sich a delay has been typical of almost every letter thé Base has received in the past ix months. The Base hag no reason to disbelieve ALLOMETER-2 in his repeated assertions that he services _ “Mie Box at least once a weeks " Laedan We FABSIK 10 October 1960 ' Distributica: oe , rs =] ° 2 @ Files EEPA=LG90, wf f= 334 yous UM EVOUS EePON case ae " — PAGE NO. 105 $3q & GEM ACES FORMS ~ i . S128. $1.38 ane $i. 2 i i ODev Tee io . Wont age poner i 4 ~ ; .
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74-90000 Régulerise ARASPIC Clearance status for his intendod anolgment. pg the exact dste of transfer seus eet eotam iin’, iia requested that mainteia contact with Gxtenaion 36:9 te handle filial transfer arrengeaonte : ey mole 8R's cooparation on such matters a5 shote, training, guertering . re to a : anil @ now piyeical exesination are eyprocieted. . a . Bronson Tweedy Cuief, Africa Division i. rant ait | = tl LGGIGT 7S i
14-00000 g eH co . z a cust, cx/oa Division inser + “Pete VLtiation oe ADAPTS - . Lee fiubjact-ta eucreatly "in the: prosese ef being transferred - = _- $Peia Sis Hirhadtoton of GH to" Ay 4a ald probesiliey for a fteht. eb tare "| eanigument ‘inthe Congo. a age _ 3. ‘Accotdtingiy, it te requested that your records’be altared ; oS to reflect this change and also, that the necessary steps are taken to emend his OA (C-73532) to permit use by this Division. ae For: further information regarding subject, please . contact | | Africa West, on extension 38291 who will teuporarily be handling this case. Bronson Tweedy Calef, Africa Division SERN £
14-00000 1, Occupational Specialty: a wje Mechanical Electrical Engineoring Cine or Portrait Photography | Research and innovator of commercial — 3. Empioyment History: labor/money saving devices _ Eleétro mechanical or photographical-in .. ‘ Bature.. Se - ot | ‘See paragraphs 4, 8, 9; 11; 12,13, 14 "> of Employment History for examples, Dec. 1939, Paris, volunteered for Freiich Foreign Legion. Jan. 1949, Tunisia - ‘North Africa, in lst Cav, Reg., lat Squadron, 4th platoon. Feb. 1940 -« Sent to N.C.0O, training course in Legion. Pulled out to be reassigned to alle Georgian unit, Mar, « Aug. 1940, Barcares, _ Assigned in Georgian unit - ; Aug. 1940 » Paris, Olacharged after the end of Franco/German hoatilities as Private First Claas, 1. 1942 - Parig « Volunteered for work {na Germany. 2. Poelitz, Germany, - Worked for HIDRYER WERKE on contract for one year ag installation electrician, 3. 1942 ~ Berlin. Photographer of metaia for a factory which produced electrcdea for weiding instruments “ 1942 . Parie Seif-employed at photo shop, Portrait photography. ; 4. 1942 Berlin Assembiy line worker in: Berlin factory producing stee! ammunition belts, Received. commendation from factory wb tee
"7. 1946-47 Paris Employed by Architects _ | Carre Associated-ag Slectrical instailation ‘ ., platiner aad constructor. of pro | - . bullder,. Larned roughly $4 an hour American’ : ‘scale pius commission work extra, — m -8. 1951-52 Ia Devieed and sold on French director for labor: eaving device re | Mugelheim ~~ Corps). Drove trucks during: Os '- @nstriiction of Atlantic wal. by. -Manuflact. of device for automat. adjustment : i - of cartridge c&ses, 1942 Berlin’ Drivers mechani a the NSKK (Nazi Party Motorized _, Germans. - 1943. "Bariia: Etnployed with SCHUPOLIZEL. - as transiator French-German language, cs course for «~ te totype model" : prison, market a pocket automatic Paris- transit indicator. Received cash aéttiement for this whlie in Prison, 9. 1953 In prisen- il, ia Rien 10. Dec, 1955-Gap. Apr. 1956 1956-57 Gap _ 12. 1958 Ambert’ _ 13. 1959-60 U.S, |” Sept-May 14. 1960, July U.S, Devised and Rave to prison administrator invention for making cardboard boxes. Device wae built and used by Prison administrator, . Employed by M.D. as K-ray machine maintenance techni« cian and operator, Iovented, patented and sold - @ calendar device to the French commércia! market, Invented -and patented a com. mercial advertising device, photo-mechanica! in n&ture, Models built and sold to French . advertising concerns. Devised and passed drawings - for 2 plecea of equipment to be used fot Project AESENTINE!, . At present Subject is devising & low cost téiephone Answering device, ;
Dkpesisace im Forged Documenta: 4s ' May 1942. Achen,>= Berlin: Falaified: hia owa ‘travel documents by use fe : of pen to change effactiva dates. 1942 Berlin- Paris’ Filled in’ German. travel blank forms. ; ae ' Altered old German authorization stamp ' ‘for travel forms, Then made other . faleified stamps for other’ People | ““idterested.in travel across German-held . oe territory. - “Constructed and used various. falcified - , travel documents stamps: copied from old . ‘travel documents for 'varicus People to. — avel throughout ‘Germany. Uecd éertain photo techniquea for changing . _" andfor ageing pictures in documents. At _ fame tire Subject alao Feaasembled = - : faleified old Passports to'form new ones as wallda ‘counterfeited German financial a . _ \ vouchers, F Physical Deacription : Subject ie described as 42 ycar old male Caucasian, 3'6" tall, of alight bulld (136 ibs. average weight), long face, long nose, dark brown hair, balding ia front, ewarthy complexion, Subject is (extremely agil and in perfect health. He is an ox-French foreign legionnaire and survivor of ; German concentration carnps. Evaluation Subject's ¢ case officer agrees with Agency Asseosment that he possesses’ the traits of a ‘bom clandestine Operator and would be an apt candidate "for any black mission which requires: re able-bodiedness 2. ability to assimilate easily (al owtag f for hie phyeical featureg). - @ a Ue Nef ° SE Tre tee me nea genannten me
3 ! ‘3. innate sense of locational direction “ gupéaior intelligence and reasoning power ae, e _ ability to comprehend and- apply: instruction rapidly J ws wliliagness ta. undertake an: extremely hazardous infssioa * ability to. Improvise’ and “know how" disturbingly Americéa ia ‘ character. oo . to, . Motivation , Loar Subject's motivation is based oa ‘personal loyalties rather than ronetary gain. Subject has little regard for the value of his money, and muat. be strongly urged to set aside & part of his carnings. Subject has a strong distaste for the Communist regime and hag observed the effects ‘of it at first hand. Subject indeed goea a step farther, —-)  gubseribing to the 'Untermensch" theory re the Russian people. Language Capabilities Subject speaks, reads, writes: French - native Georgian - fluent ‘German = good to fluent _ . English « reads fluendy, writes, fair, apeaks fair ‘Spantsh = reads fair, speaks poor, understands fair Subject has exhibited good subordination to his cage officer, inte!ligent. security precautions re his personal habits, and ihe ability to guletiy— . fie iato an American urban existence, Por: any further information please ail a SR/DOB, Keo 4705. - ‘basic techaical and mechanical applied or. theoretical abilities ae
14-00000 ho ee Fe 3 Segtenber 1940" NEPAL NDUY- FOR Tae. CCD, OTs Contact Report me or ae as met with David. Tetteichvild - “The purpose of this ‘neating: was te ; C... The gubtettowes- asare he Was) boing - 7 oe ” Intervie sed ag: ‘the’ “Bare procedure had been. used previotsly b ra , Fepresentative’ re of the Atrios Division. ‘ : 2. The subject - has hed ‘an “ereitine ‘and “diverie. ‘ire. “The SE Divs itn wee ght ‘his. uo. the United Stated. (Laci. ) to triin for a vission «nich has | poe ‘subzecuentiy Keon canéelled. at: ‘the present time the °H Divisiin ig moking : a , arrangerents fcr the resettletent’ cf the subject in Latin aréertes, probably oe 5 + ‘in Mexico. However, due Us the tr: ining this azeney hes ¢iven the subfsect. SE feela he should be utilized by the 00/P if possible. . - on sot Be Observing David for some to hours and listening tc his. ster: the “ undersioned feels there say be sowe use of hir by UMLAC. David is a srooth - balaer «ho hus obviously teld his story meny tines te the satisfuctica of “bis listeners. He elaborates ca the exciting and biesrre parts.ef his life ‘and. temds to ,loss over those secticns he feals thal zrc comrcn to everyone. po 4, The subscct hay teen in the United States for core tise. This tire ee hie been spont in te ining for a specifie riesion ahici never-‘esre te pass. 4 " Recentiy ne has been eng: gaied in "make sork" presrurs to pass the tise. This ecul! weil exgluin his cp,arent dnmpatlence and ical @ to de.zeorething. In hia oxn words he sishes to- prove. that he ds able of accorplishing a task agsiimed to bir. He asys for a cieines to surveil strecne, to tere clandestine pletures, even tc assassin::e soreone. He very marly cezced to be given a. phich during this sccting.’ ~ —— on cS - 5. The subject is a stzteless person. ile is in the United Stites hack and couls ke comiletéel; unzttribetable df necessary Ve desires citizens: ip. srd a chunece to seltic down in eng spot. He grefers U.S. citizenship but is nOl avament en this. however the bugle motivation ap.e:ra ta ke love of excatement. The subjeet sives a very ; ocd sppe.rance of tha clussiecl adventurer, He reletes nis past exploits in wartime Furere a3) sotivated by the thrill of duping Mh. ‘existing authori tye, . _ fee a 20 (-23%4 7 RP a0 Ua
atte | tes Ge’. Th As the unde: siz Hedts Cuinion this individual could te. used ape ‘a shu ~ietos a entedn'giT.. ve | and —s nce au/a/er Rave at one Lise deed Case efficérs of this’ individusl for < 7 oe nn/ ales has the 201 folze: at the present tire. Loe ® . = + - - 2 “ ‘ e ® q ‘ - . . / ‘ ' : - oO a} . > ~~ 7 v6 a . - t t 4 t i : 5 . ' ‘ rooF ; * i . : i . : oes tal i - ' . o - : ‘ . i oe 4 : H : i ‘ eZee i es t : to i
is si < “19 August 1960: “MEMORANDUM. FOR THE RECORD, -SUBJECT: : Mexican Resettlement Arrangements for AESENTINEL- on agents ‘AEASPIC lu es Ce | 1. At 1400 hours, 19 August, SR/DOB éase officer, | from Defection Coordinators | . Gifice of CIA met with Jof TSD/IB re documentations arrangements and travel routing for possible’ resettlement of AESENTINEL agent AEASPIC. The following arrangements were proposed by ‘for SR/DOB's consideration. TSD/IB suggested that Subject be sent by black flight from here to West Germany, and there surfaced with an‘altered Greck passport which TSD/IB now has .available. A suitable cover story would of course be incorporated re the possession of a Greek passport by Subject, while Subject . has no. Greek language capability. Since this passport is a valid one, {and wae, in fact, purchased by TSD/IB) and is therefore a -backstopped | in name, Subject could apply, at the Mexican Embassy in West Germany for a Mexican tourist visa by presenting this - passport. Once in Mexico, Subject could request emigration action upon declaration of intent'to become a Mexican citizen and upon submitting proof of sponsorship by an employer in Mexico . City. 2. Upon your concurrence, sin arrange for (Ey te meet with), the CIA contact used for introducing agency designees into Mexican private industry. has already talked with on two occasions and has passed him Subject's file. From their taiks, (1 has assured me that this arrangement is entirely feasible, Gillete © Company of Mexico City being cited as one possibility. . 3. AEASPIC would then openly proceed to purchase plane tickets in West Germany for Mexico City and upon arrival there, | would be waiting for him. -The time table for this entire operation _ was estimated at about five’ weeks. Of course we did not discuss Subject's monetary maintenance for the interim period.of travel, ‘hor until Subject could begin earning his own living.
this Government, ade 4, Ld expressed his concern and the concern of | of Alien Affairs Staff about the knowledgibility~ . Of Subject re pass. Agency. tie-in and. Agency assets. It will of. . -:- Coursé be our. job to assure Security that Subject is not knowledgable : and Will entail-a minimum of risk to-trahsport and to resettle in , -. Mexico. -In-view of this.concernj all arrangements offered for °. DOB's consideration by TSD/IB were tailored to afford step by ~ .step denial or participation by. the U, S, Government. In effect, _ ‘all items ‘procured by Subject for resettlement could just-as ‘easily.be obtained on: the -European.black market ag well as from . abject willin effect be briefed and taken by German‘ Station asset to, obtain-his documents ostensibly on the ‘black market. Monies due Subject would be. withheld pending . destination arrival. The letter head and Supporting sponsorship documents tobe used by him for ultimate employment in Mexico would be prepared in such a manner as to be either legitimate or forged. in addition it was suggested that Subject be closely , handled and advised by someone known to him to ensure the’ security aspect both to Subject and to this agency, . §. The meeting was closed by TSD/IB's request to be ' informed whether these ‘arrangements in theory meet with the approval of SR/DOB, and Office of Security. [| | was assured that Documentation aspects by TSD/IB could be ' accomplished within one week upon ‘authorization by SR/DOB. With your permission will proceed to affirm Mexican employment arrangements for AEASPIC,
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Rl scbikl 2h, June 1960 weno FOR TE RECORD , SUBJECT: ‘Blographic Information/¢ ase Officer Evaluation. of: tb. David TeITZLCHVILI, alias David DURVARD . oo bese ‘Biograohte Information . David sarc: WIL was | bom 20.5 paceater | 19g in Tantei, Georgie, where 7 he Lived with his parents until - 1921. Subject at that time moved to France ‘with hts ‘parents. Sangeet “grew up. ‘in. france and therefore speaks native Freneh (Parisien). subject does not have French extisenship, however, and - mast be ‘classed. as stateless. ‘Subject ‘earned the ‘first part of his baccalureat . at Breguet (electro-engineering), then entered the Foreign Legion at the , beginning of Wall. Subject fought. in Ne Africa until Freneh capitulation in 1940, at which time he was discharged to return home to Paris. In 1943 he wont to Germany as 4 voluntary ‘worker. ‘Ho worked there primarily ag an industrial ‘electrician. While in Germany he assisted French officer P.0.W.'s to vvnah Oey aiding them with cleverly falsified papers, staros, cachets and even uniforns, itis interesting to note that while subject attended school at Breuguet, he | also attended the Technicum for Cinematography. 1% was from these past studies at the Pothnicum that subject: was able to tevelop techriqucs to apply to fhoto- 7 rechanical forging of docurents, starps, and caches. Subject was betrayed . ‘to Germans». arrested, and sentenced to death for espionaze. Subject was able ‘to drag Zhis case out by implying the existence of a lerga British run net of whieh ho was a part. In. 1945 he vas Liberated by the U.S. Army and returned Subject lived there in rela tive oulat until he, ‘toge ther with a war- to Paris. Subject and time friend, robbed a Paris bank of a sizeable ‘enount of money. sceumplice vere apprehended by the Suréta on 11 July 1950, sentenced to prison, but released some. five years later ror good behavior and on the basis of their | en , SET war record. my skeet wee
a ree Subjuct is onzesed in his aate 20 ” ao ‘Tt 46 tp interesting to nove ‘that Le in prison,. ‘sub Jeet davented a rachino™ for maidn; cardbeard boxes, Thie mache was actually be =e0) For ane of the prison acrintotrations and put into opetstion at thy prisen facts: urys Upen. diseharie ires prizon in tecanber of 13585 subjcet liv od; : worsed antncs paroled. 4 his brotier san ‘Cap, Frances. lt was while there. that subject - Was contae:ei -by this agency and eubsoquently brownt to thts  eeunty for use an ene cf. two acents, for Project Asset Mh Le Sbbsect bg.) presently residing in. nis! fests Le apartrant and tg. reailly available fer any interviews, effice in several technical clades which could be of value to thia Acone ye Two of his icoas have been acco forward to TSR tor dowleprant/exploitatt M, TSD has expressed interest in another of his ideas, tha plans fer whlch have Just been comletedc. élion affaira Stati of Lanterstionflaturalization has oxteried subjects! backstopped residence status until 20 Cctover, 1640, Physical weseriptton ae ees Subject is doseriied aa Lk year el¢ rale Caucasian, gids ‘si, oz ois: it build (136 oe. avera ce weitgit), lene face, long nose, bark | “rewn hair, see baldinc in front, swarthy corploxion.. Suect is extremely ant-in rerfect health. Ue te am ox=!rench foreicn lagionnaire and surviver ef Cerran concentration caspa, Subject 's case officer arréos with Assesment that he pessesses the traits of a born clandestine oncrater and would bo an apt candidate fer oxy blacl: miccion | tiilch requires: « ce A ET
, rerard for the value of his money. Subject speaks, redts, writes: 3. 1. able-bodiediess . .2, ability to apsintlate easily (allowin;, for his physical. features) “30 imate sense - uf lecational, étrection he supertorintelligenca and reas soning Powor _ "S, euity to ‘coxprohe sénd and apply Anstiuetion rapidly’. be. willingsose to undertake an extrerely hazardous mission Te basic technical and mechanical applied: cr theoretical abilities - By ability to ixprovies and’ "know how". ei starbin, yy arertean in ; character. © : vated ae Hotivation b . woe? Sub ject 's KS ideclerteal nore- then. monobary. ite 4m rtoray, “Saisject hs has little and most he: strons: Ty, viced' to sat aside a vart ‘of his eamings. ubject nag a stron distast2 for the Communist reg_me and lies observed the cfrecta of it at first hand, Susject indecd coes a step farther, subscribing to the "Unternensch" theory ac the iuosian peonla, Lanzuace Capabilities | emt sc caeaateneenr aan Fronch «- native Geocian fluant. German = = good to fluent ; imglish + reads fluently, writes fatr, spoaxs fair Subject has exhibited gecd subordination to his Case Officer, intelligent security precautions re his personal nadits, and the ability to quietly fit inte an Anerican urban existence, For any further information please eall aca L's H/ues, heh 7056- cunt]
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e° anoneb overs a Os Off Memorandums . MDNITED STATES GOVERNMENT oar ce) sg , Citak, soviet Ricsla Division - oo DATE: 20 Qily 4950 é “FROM: Mrector of Saurity 3 Coos . / 2 | SUBJECT: = =AEASPIC, CI‘OA Hoe C-73532 : ta Gg yp 1. Ia your “meno randun of EY Septeszer 1959, No. 1720, | you _ SO , “ ". cpequested euspension of the subject 's tuenty-four hour custddy- until he resumed training about T August 1950. « Your mendrandun . fo of 5. July 1020, Ho. 1996, indicates he sill be place’ in a’ safe- fi .o oo Rouse for trainins about the last of July 1960, and chet he will a , . -continue his present unescoried Status: on occasional: weekends. 4 e . 4 - 2 ‘this eas fice hes no ‘ghjoction to’ that procediire. FOR THE DI TRECTOR OF SECURITY :. . ' i i in aa f co _ ; ' Chief, Alien Affairs Staff , a
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eee Office LV emorandum © UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT a qrt-u-6o- 44 7% 70 + Ghief, Soviet Russia Division/DDP DATE: - ATTN. : Chief, SR/DOB : Thug 1980 FROM... Chief, Telecémmuications, Training and Techniques Staff/0C 7 sUByECT: | W/t Training - Agent AEASPIC. . REF: SR/DOB 60-1990, 29 June 1960 -  .-.) -this, will _¢ ifirm recent discussiogs held between | , L ‘\lof your Office and of my | “relative to the proposed W/? training of AEASPIC. AB . °- was. explained ‘by ‘W/T training of an agent on 4 ~ _. full or part-time bas 6, 18 contingent upon the approval of a : specific project with supporting communications annex. While we have on occasion participated in holding” training of agents without benefit: of a definite requirenent, current operational commitments now maxe this impossible. ; . 2. Should a definite requirement for the operational ‘utilization of AEASPIC develop we will arrange for the w/T aptitude assessment and training. Prior to our initiating such action, it is requested that a representative of your Office discuss. operational details with an appropriate . Foreign Division within the Office of Communications. This will enable us to tailor subsequent training in terms of specific equipment and procedures a9 required by the project. In this respect, further information can be obtained by contacting| \on extension 8137. _ Distribution: Orig. & 1 - Addressee 2) “h, sel md
Arf ¢he hoidiag unit se othes than the central \ “phe cemeral Cite shall be the meat to ene f: . yRstererings: Bauring devignateona, 26th dduale or. unite, are to be placed in the °TO* cofuan, Comsente are to .be auabered “te corvrespond to-the nus in tae *TO* cofuan.: nach commen’ fined with @ line draen across the. * COMMEN BS.°- cod uen:, ‘Each recipient of the attsched docusent 28 to pisce Aga i in the eroper apece following the cor ondjng musbered couting. The date the docusent ia forearded to the neat rauting is to be placed insthe proper’ cotuan.:,, Phd Last routing on thie sheer shalt be the unit in which the haeic decusent is to be filed. - : i : ; , f touting fo ia- dure proser controt eieerances. THIS DOCLWENT. ROUTING AND “ACTION RECORD 1S YO REMAIN ATTACHED TO THe BASIC RECCRO " |oocumEeNT 4s A PERWAVEVT ‘BECORD. on . a ; : Dare FORMARDED — renee ete DOCUMENT PROCESSING DATA Renn eee | INOEXED ; ' ABSTRACTED uO, FILE NUMBER 9 DEC 33 rose *0- 86 SECRET ! CONFIDENTIAL UNCLASSIFIED t40)
* MEMO FOR THE RECORD “” SUBJECT: Blogrophic Intorvation/Cave or ¢ficer Evaluation of ~bevta | rerTIeiwitt ‘Waa’ bom 20 Deeenbor 1919" in reise, Gesrete, where: he lived with his parents until ‘gars: ‘Subject at ‘that time moved’ to France o with his: parents, Subject grew up An France’ and therefore speaks notive i mst be classed aa eteteless. ‘Subject earned the first. part of. his beccelaureat aiding them with cleverly falsified papers, _ 2h June 1960 / David T2TTZICHVILL, alias David DURVARD — Blogreohts. Inforis titon French (Parisian). Subject doos ‘not. ‘have French citizenship, however, and: at Breguet (electro-engineering), then entered, the Foréign Legion ‘at the beginning of WWII. Subject fought in MN. Africa untit French esnitulation in. 1940, at which time he wag discharged to return hone to Paris. In 19143 he went to Germany as @ voluntary worker. He, worked there Primarily ag an industrial electrician. | ‘While in Germany he assisted French officer P.0.W,'3 to escape, stampa, cachets and even unt forms. It de interesting to note that while aubject attended achool at Breuguet, he ; , also attended the Technicum for Cinema tography. It was from thesa past studies at the Teehnicum that subject was able to develop techniques to apply to phote~- mechanical forging of documents,. stamps, and cacheta. “Subjest vas betrayed to Germans, arrested, and sentenced to ‘death for espionage. Subject was able to drag this case out by implying the existeme of a large British run net of which he was a part. to Parla. Subject lived there in relative met until he, together with a war- time | ‘friend, robbéd a Paris bank of a sizeable. encunt of money. Subject and accomplice were apprehended by the Suréte on uv July 1950, sentenced to prison, good behavior and on the basis of their : Gae 3 TELE BY TZ but released some five years later ror war record, “In 19h45: he . was Liberated by the U.S. Army and returned: ‘ . , : :
. vhich requires: : SEER; 2 a It js Antéreating to note that thile in prisen,. subject Anvented | a aching | _ for malcine: cardboard ‘baxes. “This machine was actually bud lt for one of the prison _adzinistrations anys Put into operstion at ‘the Prigen factory. Upon dlechanse ‘from prison’ in Decaitier of. 1953, sub je ct, ‘Hved, wor: “ed. anthas paréled to his brother “tn Gap, France. It was Wifle there that subject was coitacted by this agency and * subsequently brought “to this’ country for use as one. of two acente: for Project acguirnit. . . Stbject 1s presently Peoiding in his Vash. “Cs apartzent and ie readily . ‘available for any interviews. ' Subject fe onzaced Jinchis Bate office in several technical gimmicks which could be of value to this Agency. Two of his ideas have been vaseed forward _ to TSD Lor doveloprent/axploitation. TST has expressed Interust in another of hig ideas, the plans for which have just bem comleteds “Alton Affairs Staff of Ins raticn/ilaturalization has extended subjects? . backstoppad resicence | status until 20 Gcteber, 1960, Phersical Lescrin tion Subject is deecriied as 41 year old mala Caucasian, Stem tall, of elicht . bubld (136 Wwe. ‘avera:e a weight), Lon: face, Long nose, Bark brew hair, anide , ‘bald! ing in front, suarthy complexion. Subject is extrorely/and in perfect health. i is an ax-French foreicn legionnaire and survivor of Gornan concentration carpe. ; Evaluation Subject ta case afficer agrees with Assesment that he possesses the traits of _& born clandestine operator and would be an apt candidate for any black mission er
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SUBJECT: — aoe \ en gr/poB/éo- eS . 29 September 1960 _ "MEMORANDUM FOR:, Chief, Alien Affaire Staff, OS “CV ATTENTION: ~~. (| mn ees 'sR/DOB and your office regarding transfer and quart ‘for AEASPIC, David Durvard (a), and the interest expressed by of Africa Division re acquiring AEASPIC as a long term assct for that division. ering arrangements. 4 a 2. In compliance with a request made of this office by Africa Division, it is understood your office has agreed to the temporary quartering of AEASPIC in a furnished safe apartment located at. apartment 307, 5741 Colorado Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. ° Thid office, with your concurrence, has agreed to lend the use of ‘this apartment fora pariod of about two weeks, effective 28 September 1960, At present AEASPIC fa visited once a week and/or ag the aced ariges, AEASPIC has his own salary for food and public transportation. ‘The same cover arrangements exists ‘under this arrangement 4s existed when Subject lived at 925 25th Street, N.W., in his own apartment. The cover arrangement ig that. David Durvard (a) is a technical associate of Fred K. Komér (a) (i.e. an SR/DOB case officer). seif-ernployed, manufacturers commissioned representative. a . , Transfer and Cuartering arrangements for AEASPIC. » ‘lb. Thia des to. confirm a discussion between |_ - - \ .
. ‘the: unders tened: met. ‘With Lem’ and that’ they wiebed to invite the cooperation of the Company in — €3-1236 (cottage): 2 September 1960 SUBJECT: ' Possible resettléneat of sR/DOB, ‘Redaox Agent — sn/n28/60-2012, 25 aly 1960 aa in: ‘the ‘Company * a "offices in Boston | on: LS “Septexber. 1950. ‘It: was explained ta that the Agency had. @: cwebettlenent prob-' . yon resettlement: in Mexico. City of on eabet for whom we @ wished: w Pind _ Be | 4 after posing ‘several queeticns, agreed ia . prineipis -that the company would be villing to supply such agent with employment im their Mexico City factory. However, he wished to discuss. it with the General founsel and also t6 look into the leave of Mexico dealing | with the period of exployment and what provisions there vere for dis- apsoclating. themselves with auch man should he prove completely un- ‘satisfactory... It was then explained to that the Arency vould -. Like to be able to supply the agent with a reasonable facimile of a | | together with a message which would offer hin em- ‘ployment upon hia arrival in. Mexico City. Again(___lapproved of it in principle, but requested that a copy of the letter be shown hin prior to its dispatch. . %. Upon return to headquarters, the ‘undersigned talked with Mr. | of SR/DO3 aud explained to him what was needed to ‘gatisfy the requests of | 7 jexplained ‘that within the last LB hours a different division had evidenced interest in the. agent and were picking bim up for their use so that there would be no further need of the offer of employment | ‘Tron | - mo kL. The undersigned will sea| —] on , 21 Septenber 1960 to emlats the situatiog and thank hin for his offer of cooperation. _plc/ag . ~ pS pare BDI IL i cc: Chief, sR/D0B ,
4 7 ‘MEMO FOR THE RECORD P9) ‘September 1960 At 14:30 hra., 19 September 1960, | } and -both of Africa Division, were accompanied to $8/ 008° covert “site te ‘discusa: full’ transfer of. the remaining AESENTINEL agents - SL AEASPIC,. ‘to ‘Africa ‘Division. a ; ; ae Pregerit for. SR/UOB wees | ‘o/sr/b0B; ana express sad’ ‘an evid Lnterest- in pieving’ - ° “up ~AEASPIC on, contract for Opérational assignment in Africa. Division. This: office agreed to expedite insofar ag. possible the handing. over vO 7 of: AEASPIC. and, at the rejueat of ‘Africa Divi stony, to assist in. certain. 2 pre- training. . can : : . SR/DOB. has agreed to arrange ‘tor AEASPIC eertain ‘clandestine | training arid processing (demolition, sail arms, medicsl/immunization) in consorance with Subject's projected: “‘aasignment. __ this action will obviate any Mexican rasettlenent procedures for dor 99477 “Spe: C/Sh/ DOB. (AESZRTT! MEL" Project Case * eee iene] poe ~ SR/DOB Case Officer, .. . CO
t 1 i i nr ns Ay syointaact mede wu ‘Exsnining Fiysieisn: Bre. fobert G. Billede . 2222 orth, Buhaban Street Day end Este: emahen Se eae aS conphat ted. os 2 8S ~ ° a + ee be Ae a F a be iw af Ls Pp astails of wmlures are ” 3, Woen poyniced axes ’ oa aaeh Depoadent tha tise of arvols entldren. &, Hoan phyuict 89 ca each De SOREL q TO Anca le _ doternino deg 8) AOfOD/US prot risies mens wining ane eton with dmmnisetion “with Corert & roterd. ce aoa saver te earda amy » reece & > ie Ret oe F oulag ‘ pase hyPs Davi Durverd mae ‘ Subseet and! Kaew imminisations hare bees comple X eeaniag shysledan 4 gine 2 nie iemnisation cords te Subject. (t : mene or uAth em auth ; sates.) The new immunize tics arrangn for wropesd Neon? ~ easing physician, ; Fatgared en Fora 53. 3. 25, 16, 23 Lo be ‘gumplied, Ferry 3 8 , sequired, om: al Stet, Fors Signstuess ave recpir ired. eeuizensnts ror 3 rv lee Highway, turn right one block beyond Glebe Road. "Medical Center® sign. Parxing area provided, Jjot-L339¢77
; . 20 September 1960 MEMO FOR THE REOORD eo a At 1430 hrs., 19 September 1960, non } both’ of Africa Division, | were “accompanied “to’SR/DOB covert ~- -** gite to discuss full transfer of ‘the > Fenaining AESENTINEL agents on i AEASPIC,, ‘to; Africa Divisions _ i ppesent tor -$R/D0B were [ o/sn/008; cee Cf Depa” “C/SR/DOB. (AESEMTINEL Project Case Officer) zand boo ‘SR/DOB. Case, ‘Officer. Be a ae | expressed: an ‘avid interest in n plekinig: "tp:  AEASPIC om contract for. operational assignment in Africa Divisione ye This” office agreed to expedite insofar as possible..the handing: over ' of AEASPIC ands at the request of Africa Divistony | to assist in certain ; pro-training. . ‘SR/D0B. has agreed to arrange for “AEASPIC vertain clandestine training and processing (demolition, small arns, medical/imnunization) in consonance with Subject's projected assignment. This action will obviate any Mexican resettlement Procedures for AEASPIC. a _— &
30 August 1960° : MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD. ‘SUBJECT: Mexican Resettlement. Arrangements. for’ AESENTINEL Agent, AEASPIC. ls At 1330 hours, 26 August SR/DOB case office’ | . met Li ~ jof TSD/TS ; _ ____| or Office oF Security. Contacts. At.this time’ a:name, for A! for for AEASPIC wag. agreed: on and then passed on to : LE so that he in turn could ascertain the job possibilities. for AEASPIC's possible Mexican. Resettlement. The name agreed  — on for AEASPIC was Dimitrius I. Difonas, a Greek name to ; ‘fit his Greek passport. TSD/IB is ready to draft and arrange all necessary Greek documentation for AEASPIC as soon as a job ‘offer through | come about in eariy September. SR/DOB is to furnis | Office can ‘be firmed-up, w h TSD/1B tos with negatives. This has already been. passport type photos with negative arranged for with) ; Jof this office. “SR/DOB case officer, if which should . oie TSD/1B is presently érgaged in writing a cover story/ siography to fit the new identity of AEASPIC. AEASPIC is as yet unaware of any resettlement arrangements. can be utilized by some component of the DD/P, however if not, then these resettlement will go through as per plan. Je /- 23 it is hoped AEASPIC 577
me dl 26 August 1960 ae Soe ; Loe ae cee ~~ i \ ‘guisect: "Personnel for Contingency Foreo =, 4g There te prosentiy’in the Washington area‘an individ= 1 wilo appears to be suitable for the SHARC Contingency Force. © — “undersigned was;: at one. tine, Case Officer of eubject'and believes: that. be 18 readily adaptable to the’ program. Subject {ea Contract Agent -of SR/DOB who vas“trained for a specific black siseion into Russia during 1959. His nationality “is. - wad: been’ Living in Frances “Subject's background appears = tg qualify’ him-as.he has served in the Red: Army, the French’ a ". ” Féreign’ Legion and:in addition has received various training “>. gneluding para-silitery, while “under Agency sponsorship, Subq . "ject is sanwitting ‘and baa good ton-U.-S, attribubility. - oh 2. SR would like to see Subject utilised in sce capacity | as he represents a large investment in-time, training and money. SR now hae nothing for subject as his intended mission was scrapped prior to dispatch because of the then forthcoming visit of KRUCHEV to the 0. 5. Algo, subject's resident. permit will-expire in October at which time, unless he is continued on contract status, he will be. re-settled in South America. 3. Attached you will find B1 and Case Officer evaluation ~ . of subject. . ~ wH/4/PH Attachment > oy 233977
24 August 1960 | MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD © ; . . : ~ SUBJECT: Biographic Information/Case Officer Evaluation \ ; . . David TEITZICHVILL, ‘allae David DURVARD eS an alas Information we ya ae oo a, - Davi T2ITZICHVILA was. bora’ 19 July 1918 ‘iin. Tbiutes, Georgia, na, lived with his. parents until 1921, Subject ae. “that tims. moved" to France with his parents. Subject grew up ja France and . . - = . . 7 ; . “Gierefére apeaks bative Freach (Paiste). Subject does wat Rave } ‘French citizenship, however, ‘and must be classed as stateless. . Subject: earned the first part of his baccalureat at Breguet {electro- nO engineering), then entered the Foreign Legion at the beginning of World War Ti. Subject fought in N. Africa untit French capitulation a | . ' 7 in 1940, at which time he wag discharged to return home to Paris. . In 1943 ha went to Germany as a volcatary worker.. He worked there primarily as an industriai electrician. While in Germany he assisted French officer Pp. O. W's to escape, aiding them with cleverly falsified papers, stamps, cachsts and even uniforms. It ia interesting — . “to note that while Subject attended school at Breuguet, he aiso - attended the Techiicam for Cinematography. lt was from these past studiés at the Technicum that Subject was able to develop techniques to apply to photo-mechanicai forging of documents, stamps, and cachets. Subject was betray ed to Germana, arrested, and sentenced a oO , . to death for espionage. Subject wag able to drag his cage out by . SEARS ae olla 6 tts
" _ Behavior. and: on the’ basis, of their war “rgcord. impiyiog the existance ofa latge British run net of which he was a. 7 part. In 1945. ‘he wags: fiberated by the U.S. Army and returned, to | ; Paris. Subject lived there in relative quiet until he; together with a wartime friend, robbed a Parie’ bank of a sizeable. amount of money. ; Subject and acsotmplice were ‘apprehended by the’ Sirete on he ‘Jaly, 1950, ; - sentenc a to- prison, but released some five years later for good. he ts. interesting to ‘note that wiiile. in prison, Subject iavanted a, machine for r making . cardboard ‘boxes. - This. machine was actually built for one of the 7 7 prison administrations and put into operation at the prison factory. 7 Upon discharge from: prison in December of 1955, Subject lived, worked and wae paroled to his brother in Gap, France. It was while there that Subject was contacted by this agency and ac ‘beequently brought to this country for use as one of two agents ‘for Project AESENTINEL. Subject is presently residing in hie Washington, D.C. apartment and is readily available for any interviews. Subject is engaged in hia eafe office in several technical gimmicks ‘which could be of value ‘to this (Agency. Two of his. ideas have been ; passed forward to TSD for developmeat/ exploitation. TSD hae expressed interest in another of his ideas, the plana for which have. just been complated. . Aileo Affairs Staff of Immigration/Naturalization hag extended Subject's backstopped ‘residence status until 20 October 1900. e | i
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- | sR/DOBION_Z77G t “MEMORANDUACFOR: Chief, OS/Auéh Affaire Stall ATTENTION: . | | =. 7 “SUBJECT: oe Change of tiving Cuarters, Case of ALASPIC ° >i, Background: Oe . Co . Subject was brought to the United States via HBRAINBOW . fiight-on 20 April i959 foc training preparatory to disgatch.on a black mission into the USSR as a memberof a REDSOX team. CL/UA . Division approved (Ne, C-73532) 0n 14 March 1959. This mission has been postponed as of 17 June iGev. . Zz. In view of the cffort and expense devoted to tha recrulte ment and training of ALAS@VIC, SR Division has deemed it worthwhiie to give, Subject certain iimited additicna: training prior to operatioaal utilisation by another component of the DU/P. To faci:itate this end it is requested that aubject, towards the end of July, 1965, be permitted to be moved to an SR/DUB safehouse on the outakirta of Waahingten, D.C. Subfect will remain there unti’ final dissosition ef his case: Although Subject has conducted himes!f in an exempiary manner rs hia personal habits asd sease of security, final disposition of Subject can be batter accomplished in a more controled installation. 3. It ia anticipated that fina: reso:vemont of the case of . AEASPIC: t.e. operational uillizatioa by another component of the _ DD/P or resettiomeant, will be accomplishad by 20 October i9Gu, the date approved by O5S/A:ien Affairs Staff whereby AGASPIC can - legally romain backstoppged in the United States. ; ; 4. itde further requested that ACASPIC be permitted to continue te epand occasiona! week-end {ree time unoscorted within — the limits of the greater Washington. DU. ©. area. _.: , 3) pubject will'c ntinse to be advised and guided by an SR/DOB Caseé Ulficer ra Subject's pereona! ‘ife and habits.
- “6.. Subject will be avtacrized co accens to transportation other than pub:ic and/or occasaiczai rides afforded him n by his Cage Oificor in an SR/DCB wehic.e. 7. Subject! s safe of fice will be terminated and vacated at. the same time as his apartment. . 8. For any’ farther infors: maticn’ piease contact | ] SR/DOB on extension 3331. “Acting Chief, 52/DCB.
29 June. 1960 .  MEMORANTUM FORD “Office of Communications. “agresatog - (2 Chief 0C/TTT _suBJECT ‘2. 0 «aff training be instituted 7 _eontract-agent -AEASPIC.. to.round out Subject's clandestine training fo by interested ‘pp/P componente. . 2. Subject to yair concur training will be given Subject a | ’ town D.C. area, and then eovitinued at an Sk/DOB ssfehoure 1 August 1960. Training is to be maintoined until Subjeo qualified operational W/T communicator. 3. Trenspyortation for the communications inatructor \ _« W/T training. for 8R/L0B contract agent AEASPIC - 1.. It ig requested that W/T aptituda sssessrent and: subsequent ‘at your earliest convenience for SR/DOB “This. tra:aing 1s. decmed necessary in order = r operational utilisation rence, it is anticipated that. u/T t a safe office located in the downe- beginning tiga ‘ to end from fo the training sites will be provided by SR/TOB. he For any further information, plesac contact | SR/DOB, Extension 833). Acting Chief, SR/LOB PC/ ge Digtrib.: © ‘A > addresses = SR/DOB . l] - SR/DOB chrono
Stuacl 23 June 156u- YTUORARTOM FOR THE RPOORD supgtcte. tiscontdnuance of Project AESHGINEL for L/tO “Le Cid? tune 196, SP/M'D- was informed telephonically by cinfas (acting Chief Sivpive) that Project AFSEMTINEL would -not_be-cacried out this yearl(LyiG)e | i mo . ‘2. The fo pibility/practicabllity ‘of carrying out this-preject 3. After duc consideration, haf! wig taken stents to tomlnate ond of the twe ANSEATINEL acente, Ariel: of/Je Ag regarés the ether avent, ARAS ic, 1b is felt that he could be of definite gervice 46 x this Agency in some similar capacityse This office ig prcsently enpaced:. in finding a job for AracT “ec. : a mma FRIG KIRKPATHICK “at 2 later cate would of course depend on the: Line of Undted States ‘nolle? Viseaqvis countering tie Seviet throate - at
re pie 7 May 19600 0° | oO ‘ 30 Rue Cabtanis — ; _ Paris XIV ‘Burrah}” At “last, at last everyting -hacrens... even a letter from Fatt _ How we have waited for‘this one because it's “the only oné we have received. We heard here an? theress. Ajibo has a letter.. Fat ts ain South America es. Fat wrote “Atechik@....-and-then, nothing for vsh We: thought this was dirty,.you mow  - Fate, In scite-of €vé rything, we did-not think for otie. horent that Veould have...) forgotten sl. -How:ds\thetufor confidence] “Nell, youtre alive tuteo. faraway. This rorning we ‘all enjoyed your ‘suort letter...but “it shoul4 be ‘a very long one: _.. Lito make tis-tardom yo: tor dne year's silence. Do yoi understand? Ore whole year’ * «without kmowin™ anv.thinss dmag*ning the worst and with each -wm_e—me Our thoughts ... came’to:naught. in-séarchoof ‘Fat, the lifelong riend), You certainly, have some nerve: Wl to snéab “of Maini who ‘erurbles. All that has‘c now, I no longer” grumbies: —70-——— op Mean Sti s It's Colette’who sripes and-criti endlessly, and makes-you |. ve . > three : reg. more“irritable... It coes: without, saying’ that she, has ‘excuses:= | via Je os but so: have Wes ‘For years ‘she.has not Had any vai ‘tion and is crushed bt. worries, ee |. ig uferplayed, anc “gesn't have a cent. Not only is it not funny, it's algo dis- —. OU esting, ~ We -hoped until the last.minute.for your presence at Nina's wedding, = which was strictly “ussian... the facade atleast, tut also the reverse sidet —- 230 people, an excellent. buffet, champayne, (eruchon?) etc...» Ceorgian dances and an atmosphere so woncerful inat the solemn Qr- Lieut. Monestier lost lis “feet and danced (dracred on ty Stanko) the Georgian Dancel There are pictures to prove , 4% which are in the hands of ‘Nina and Eernard. These two are living the perfect — love, with a capital A. Bernard is charrang in every Way. The Monestiers have given generously but we showld do the samc. Victor who had sromised 90,000 - gave 50,000, Aunick mast have loaned her rather 80,000 on Esti's pay and Eernard. loaned 50,000 to your father-in-law. With Nina gone we have jived on ‘Aunick's | og salary with debts more ‘ebts. (vaste?) having stated that didn't have a cent -antil bk sti, angry acter 18 months without leave sent, for his wife. Aunick departed for Algeria by plane asking her father to pay back the money loaned ., Without leaving us anything to live on, . Vic dien't have any money, tut the day ee ” eter Aunick left, he went on vacation to the Faiearic Islands with Laridge and =) |: = a certain Eqgrtaral Nelly, no cossibility of vacation or anything. we don't - ; even speak about it, [ had to borrow from everywhere to live until Aunick= = 0.0%, - ‘returned. l-months afterwards without lodginz and not able to rind ( illegible): ” ‘They care to tive herein one roon, and they roth working, but Estichas to take “tire off very often for examination, plans, etc... therefore Aunick gives us 20,000 per month. Colette rade a few dresses. Nelly took her teauticlans “course _and soon cot her divlorma, She looked for a Sof wiien she could not find, She was too young (she's 18 years old.) This is just to show you our joy of living. and the. chan-< in character of. Colette who (illegitle) for nothing and makes life expensive for us. :On top of éverything fT had an operation last year. Since January, Victor has srent two weeks in the uospital an“ he's going for five ronths to the mountains. Leaving us to pay the rent. the cas, the electricity, the water, and if that isn't enough, the taxes. (wnichn he forgot), This is our debt-ridden lite. Whole days without heat, without .ight even without breads and when will this end?: If Colette only found work, and Nelly too, tut nothing -- nothing. I'm looking for trose religious “nousey where we can ask for ~ittance, but great catastrophes like Frejus and Agacir take up all the possibilitics. This gives you an ide’a of my weakness, and I'm 2C years old. I can no-loncer work as I used to.and, as cor my frien’s, except for (illigible) who payed for Nelly's studies Eribri who is. faithful but no longer has rucn monéy..s. that's all, The worst thing is the lack’ of heat. This gives you a few details on the jcyous jife that all give of us are leading heve. As for.Nina, she's out of all this.. . : . : . a Jape ASBYI7
“Then there Me tHe Cat, Pow __ You, Mowing now ‘that we! ve ‘fo: ond you’ again it's out FOR: in. DEACE o ; 7 oe ; ; agains “She has : an easy ite, cand eather fash: onatie life. - Her hastand is at her feet, it. 4s. wonderful for here. ‘Auni.ck also has a woncérful husband, trt with us the re. is. Souble:, ‘(Tilegible) | on life Cabinis stylet”: - Hopy peeststs Pe: nis. he bites’ people whom “he: doesnit: like. . He's the darling of le tes ssv-wio chases the” rice which infest the kitchen. Now. ‘tha you're. -up=tosdatey © agesrebe: your iife to cus. qui: eklys How lofg have you. 2. | teen there, ani. why has {t taken so long to Write? Can you-eor (iy?) “Bue x ‘ oe : November. or December is quite’ digt tanta | Dontt-you think that Tl leave for aren : orld without: see: - Theytrestaldng absut. the: ‘enza-‘ement of Nelly, . | with Raned ‘for October. This re “there ‘4g no, reason. why :you should iss ite can of: te questicn ‘for -us: ta deste, ou: ‘now’ 4¢ you: can help us “out. ‘don"t holdback .for’ these “past: two mon ths : ae have béen- the mos t terfible in our. lifes If in June, ‘you 3 east a two-week Vacation. . You “WLLL-be. doing: a pious” ‘deeds. - rally 8 and: ‘physi callye. os you. come ‘back that. wil: ‘buck: her r Upe : ears old: yesterda -@ Her sond=inelaw. Maguy and: Loulou; both ear, rn tbe: ‘faithfal ones. “With ‘this I have. bothered’ you enough, for this time but: I ; wanted te. pat you-in ‘the swim, again: after a “yeare . . -f. ase you, have all ‘the nonths without any news « a Don't start that over’ oo ” ‘The. whole » family is go. ng to urite: you, Even: lazy Colette bat what wouldn't we do for yous a :
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Paris, March 7,.1960 Coe very ‘doer Bavarde, ’ a us poe i . Me were: ‘beginning to wonder af you were: y ata on this s planet « or 4f. you bed tn South Americas As for fithele I really don't know. af she received: your ~~ 7 [= Letter but I ‘am going to wite: her- ‘a. note. ~ As for’ the others) I don't know ©  “thete address, “Be 80 kind as to iive-it to me so that I can carry out your | ordersi}) Time passes with incredible swiftness and unfortunately life is 80 monotonous§ Apart from Nina's marriage, which was a. great success and during which we had a very good time there's nothing very interesting, Nina and Bernard found. an apartment very near the house at Bd, Auguste B1Snqui almost at the corner of the rue de la. Santé, the building which is behind the Little. gas station at the end of a long alleyeway. Catch onl As for THth and Auntek” they are still at home but would like to find a place of their owe = ‘You're exaggerating when you say ‘Hopy the “pisser® which is completely . wronge You should instead sey Hory the "biter® for he bites cert ‘unfortunately | Yesterday evening the whole fanily was gethered tnetuding fe So Maguy to. cotetate genres dae alasg LS gunners! “The atmosphere was very friendly; and , a just this. morning,a letter from you bright and early. It*s an extraordinary ; pleee of luck that it's still in one plece as it was pouring out when I shouted a letter from you. You can be sure of ‘getting news from the whole family and I thank you for loving us 80 sincerelyl My august former husband has just Ads: LAIY77
- éexght ‘double ‘pneunonta again, h he? be Leid up at Teast until Septonber ‘which . ‘Bas. plunged us ail-into: (tree traiislation) our ears in debt o- a matter of mney oo — . - neturaliys Therefore, 1'4. like to tell you that your Letter makes. Re very: heppye : a «Tou. should cortainiy be ‘franed: with ‘the sost beaut ful trans. that. axista in this. . whole. inde world: -for there Weeiy ‘Bo two: like. you has far as we are concerned * eataraliy. tay heaven take E sy consideration, toward the renission of all: 1 your : ot stopped this letter r yooterday evening when odie ¢ came to visit no to - ‘Sten ine a hepry. abnivereary rath a bouquet of flowers, - She stays ‘for dinner a8 well as Maguy- and all: three of us went to the. movies to, dee en old. “fils which wes very funny "You Can't Take it with: You? ‘in vhich James Stewart wos still young. . Whet else is there to tell you, you kmow our lifs..snothing has changed. $o,I impatiently avait another ‘Vetter from you telling us what you are doing =. with many detatla, It wuld be really nice 1f you could be here for the end . _ of the year. In the meantime I kiss you affectionately. Coco Joe 24374
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74-00000 - any women except song aiddieceged | cnes who gave ‘me side ways. glances. There - wag plenty of youth bat then too: thay looked at me like a China dolls That? i oe “enough tor y “military services ‘ L ° Te went back to, the school of fine arts, he's ‘coming tong fine, Unless og :Someone otters hue a wonder ful. Position he will contimue .at the schoole re ‘alt co "Be very tongs _ Ra also: “works for an erchitectjal fir, Pinally you know the. - procedure having alsoet, been in. it yourself, we. are. ‘Woking for an. apartinent. ao would like to have | a . Home of our’ owns Certain peopla don’ t under stand ay “we want to, eave da rue ‘Gabanis. since. there's rough room there. First of all there ‘fontt, that such), We have to auaap for the bath. -Poomg if Titt wanité- to walk around in his ‘shorts he can't do it: (tts not. that he is. accustomed to doing this sort of thing) and the people can hear everything that's going on in the room. And then again it's very understandable ‘that we want to have a place of | _ oar own which we will furnish as we like and where we will live as we Likes To ’ spend a full day in bed or to eat at one ofelock in the morning, etce-mand. then, , too, there is also a little friction between Mama and me. Itd like to _shake her me ee - WPe Tf you can do it by letter don?t hesitate, _ Shalz gatting bitter how can “she. : do otherwise. She does nothing or next to nothing and she's letting herself ROe n ‘She could be so cute if she did whatis. necessary ‘to get thin, and despite her LS summers she's stili well-built, What se needs is a man to take care of her, : to take her. out and pull her out of her comatose or aLnost conatose states tf ' shake her up often but as for ine I am abrupt and sometines Tt say what should not | be said, I'd like to find her a partetine Job, something pleasant which would - cause her to get out, take a walk, see people, otc, Evidently. the house is leas - gay than previously and, nevertheless: )¥@ are still here. What will it be like vhen only Nelly will remain who is hardly ever here because she goes out with Randse And then there's another thing ;people eriticise Mama because they see her with nothing te do ee I allow myself to criticise, but I refuse to hear eé ES & < a 2 wy Ua : :
74-90000 others do it. . an hs across the street- froa the rato: Glacteros ho Yoaned then the: money which: they are paying one per: mon a then. froqiently. Nelly’ weet 8 a besutleiea’ > she liked’ it very mich, bat ‘perhaps at: the end ‘sh toward the end of Maye a, “you a big kiss and nope to do it for good one of these dsyse.” “the. Bfpert esasntr » aamist next door to us, ex exactly in the building — They found an aper tasty; but, hold'on ~ te ‘yourself 16005900 ‘france, deposit. Itts: orasye It!s thatr | ‘pack at the rate of 104000 frece ee! od ate. They. have’ received many ‘gifts and are “completly ‘furnished, We 808 school whic “lasted three nonthes , atter ovo, she adcn' ‘find a jobs Through one of § a ‘friends PS foand her a god as a beginning gales clerk vhile waiting, but Aare ‘like ‘weing a sales clerk betters. ‘She's been working» since Monday. Nina is atill ‘in the sane Jove | She's waiting impatiently tor Bernard to make enough money go she won't have to wrk, , ; a -z Mind is still the same fortunatelye As for me, I've changed professions. I am a wodel. Bon! Laughs Evidently I ai ‘beginning in this career, bat I hope it ng business but pleasant will work oute. ‘One can earn a lot of money and it’s a tirt + more. interesting than the “job as secretary where you: rest” Oe, and fexining and a io your behind on 8 chair all ‘daye “LT beg I've been unesployed since thea, but I's doing a lot an at the beginning of November and T worked © “until the month of Marche of looking around to find somethings The. mannequin *eabines" are foraed only ‘ I must make some photo tryouts ‘next weeks Photography - bo i brings in. much nore. 564 only ce works out rtd likes at very muchs ‘ What more can I write your we see, Louis and Nathela quite “often. has ‘changed’ jobs and ie now earning 150,900 francs a wonthe Not badJ Hurry ap De you like Brasil? I give ndenele - and write as and tell us about the things you're seeinge My dear Eduado T am going to leave yous Write quickly if you cane Amick Ly 133477
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rem. a go ldgecq beso My 014 " Eduardo" Evecybody was very aappy for récevine news ‘rom you. I know tnat Grani-ma and Mother nave .@lreacy written ani also Nina and Nelly HN Tnerefoce I am tne last one,but that don't mean . Tam not tatnklag. te you. .- - ; it.ds Nearly’ one year -you are gone but nevertneless the time pass very *ast.. Everyone rust “have elready told you the principai., aves 20 mecces if i-wanaer.’ : mo ; a ae me ' I Past 15 aucust,1. Join TITI (nusband) tn Alzertia,and went. re — an back together. in: ‘the early. days from October .One £utwnole' year " \: , witaout Seen. each otaer’ but one letter every single day and “We met again like we never were. sépsrat or slmost.Tnat funny tosee TITI tn nim. s/lieutenant fonctions, comanding @ section. Such plaisur to seeds again.Now when those :gentlemen are speake on Officar's wife life is not 30 desagreable after all.We aré i’ "pampered. Tae first monta we were on the beach.I like warm wether “<3.:-and had more.as i was asking: for. TITT was living at Sam every us morning to, Joining:hin section 25 Im (16 miles) from where I was and returnsonly at 4.P.%-Tie resources were fast drained off.Tue ue Me ee ebsed:. ih wy room waiting the return of my Lord and Masber. I have’ — trysall right;to going swim alone,but the town, the beach waa. flooded with solders.I. had given up very fast. ; ; . ; ' I @on't think you can imazined a woman alone in a restaurant oo room eating surrounde? with solders.Tne felling from every eyes 4 ' watching you make the people clunsy.There were very few women — wnich were looking to me not very friendly. Enouga speaking from my "military duty". | 7 TITI has been return at Ecole des Beaux-Arts. If no one will proposing him a very good job he will he is determin to follow toe school.Tnat will be long. Some time he Is working for some architects.We are looking for an apartement,we will like to be ' ‘in our own.Few peoplee-do not undersand why are wishing to live this place .Mother and me have sometime few words and we are not always agree.I wish to shake her-a little,and if you could do a that,with a letter do not be afraid.She will be so nice if she. . only would try to be tainer.I. think sne need a mah-wao can take’ 7 A care of her, remove -her from that comdtose spirit. I-did shake ~ ner-several time but iam to-abrupt and I am saying what I must not .I would like to find a job for her,wnica will oblige her to go out side and gee peoples. ; os or ; Tne house is less merry today than before,but what will be wnen Nelly will take off.She already goes almost every days with Ramaz. And Something else too,peoples are criticizing Mother — ..., because she is not doing anytaing.I may criticize but I forbid: to the others to criticize my mother.’ Lo, . ~ : . Tne Monestiers are living not far from here,exactly in the ' building wno face the subway Glacitere.They nave found an apartemer but with 1 million six aundred tneusand francs for the key.Crazy is not?. Tne grand fataer loan the money and they repay him with 10 660 frs a month.They have eeeiza receive many present for . the marlage and they have furniture and everything they need. WAXMEMXE We see then very often. Nelly follow an esthetiq's school. but she has not found job yet in that line,so she work as salesmaid since monday.Nina 1s still working in the same company. She ia waiting thet Bernard earn ticre money to quit the job. Meme ig always in the same snape,fortunatly. I am mannequin now. Don't laugn at me.I nope this job will zo very §00%.Faticuing Jo> but agreadle and fesinin.Certainly much more intersting AEX CBANXRRErEZEiea than Secretaryeiave your behind one waoole day is not very funny. I must rake some pnoto test next week.lt is pang possible tO earn more money with tnat and I like it very much. . Waat can I say more.We have seen Nathela and Louis.Nathelae now earn 150 000 fra a month.Tnat is not so bad. Rush us a letter and tell us what are you doing? How like you Brasil. y old"Edouardo"I will live you now and write us if you can I kias you very very strongly and hope I will be able to kiss you for good some of this days. ANNICK . O22 yep
awe Oe Very dear “Eduardo” We wre starting to asking us if you were still on this planet or on the moon. ; - : ; ‘ . ‘Since your little word sended right after your departur we _ Were without news.I had never: receivé myar your first letter. and was a. little mad. after you because Loulou told me that Athico had _ +, news fPom you and you were in.Soutn-America.I ignore completly ae _ , . df Nathela nas receive your-letter but Iowillwright to her. I ae ignore also where live the others people and I will be glade if “you can give then adress-Already 10 month since gou are gone.The _ tine past. with an incredible, speed.Besids Nina's marfge,which ee was ® Very. Well,nothing Interesting. |. 7 we - os. |Nina’and Bernard “nave found an apartement very close from ; , our house ,Boulévard Auguste Blanqui,corner rue. de la Sante, the .»  buliding.which Is standing behind the gas-station.You see ? - . %@Ift and Annick are still wita us but wish to find soma place. me Yesterday evening the whole family was together plus Loulou - and: Magy to: celebret my 45 springs.and just this-morning a lettes from “you.It-was lucky -your letter was still in’ one pkée when I. ye +a.) geresmed 'a letter from you! as . . oo. i ; “  """". ¥ou ean be ‘sure ‘to receive news from. the whole family and we thank you. for jour-love for us. SO , - . My dugust. nusbaiid: had catched agdin a double=pneumonia and . “po “that will-keep him until september,therefore that ‘plonge us ino vote . dificuities to the neck....eand you may imagine with woich happyness “I nave read. your letter. You are certainly the only one to be like that in our world. God-bless you and- za must take account for the remission of your offences...Alleluia 1° | . me ZI have stop tnis Letter yesterday evening.Cdile and Magy were here,we nad diner together and went to tne movie.James Stewaré was starring. re , “Waat say next,you mnow our life,nothing 13 change.I am vo walting impatiently another letter of you to tellus what are you doing. That will be so nice If you could be Here for the end of the year .Untll them I kiss you lovingly. : . ; ; coco ar, Paria 24 Marco Dear Old . ae Sb ome, : | a I hope you have receive my letter .Since then a senkationa event happend .Born march 14 th,a 4th daugter for Atchico,name Sopnie.As you ask.me ,I have send to him your edress ...and my. congratulations. — moment .-... - Yesterday Loulou stop by us few mimakas tO tell us that him father is going very bad and tnat can be lung cancer.We are hoping it‘is not. Little Manana,Ramaz cousin,give birth to a beautifull baby ,boy,is name is Christophe.Tnose are the latest news. 'Tnais is Nina'S adress ; - Madame Monestier 159 Bd.Auguste Blanqui. Paris 13 Nelly is working as salesmald since Monday in a linin-cloth shop very expensive one corner rue Miromesnil and St.Honore. a ; i am meat writing {n the kitcnen because the heating is off and today after few suny days it is cold und rainy. ; | Wnat crime have I done to live such life. Speed us a letter and tell us what are you doing.Your first letter had never arrived. . : Io am wating impatiently news from you and until then oo, <I kiss you lovingly. ecco .
74-00000,2 Taree letters from tae Grand-motaer General: | meaning: I am geting old,tne life is difficult, whet are you doing,Nina‘'s mariage was a euccess. Moralgty: Send- money goon as ‘possible. Meme Grand-ma. ASL IGY7IT