e& * Date:08/12/93 Page:1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY . INFORMATION AGENCY : WC RECORD NUMBER : 179-40003-10120 RECORDS SERIES : 08: NUMBERED COMMISSION DOCUMENTS AGENCY FILE NUMBER DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : FBI FROM TO TITLE DATE : 03/18/64 PAGES : 7 - SUBJECTS : DEMOHRENSCHILDT, GEORGE DEMOHRENSCHILDT, JEANNE DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : U RESTRICTIONS : REFERRED ; CURRENT STATUS : P DATE OF LAST REVIEW : / / OPENING CRITERIA COMMENTS : P., 4-8, 13-14; TWO COPIES OF PAGES 5-8; BOX FO1 #ITTA HW 50529 DBocld:32210665 Page 1
LA 100-17448 file reflects that LILIA PARDO LARIN, nee LILIA CAMARGO, born May 19, 1906, Mexico D.F., entered the United States at San Ysidro, California, on March 3, 1961. She had Mexican Passport No. 15259, issued by the Mexican Foreign Office April 29, 1960, to expire April 28, 1962. She entered the United States as a ~non-quota O-1 immigrant. LILIA PARDO LARIN was sponsored by her son, ALFREDO ALVAREZ LARIN, who then resided at 3276 B Street, San Diego, California. ALFREDO LARIN filed an affidavit of support for his mother on September 7, 1960. He was then employed as‘a building designer for George Lykos - A.I.A. Architect, Spreckels Building, First and Broadway, San Diego, California. ALFREDO LARIN has Alien Registration No. 7135679; and was admitted to the United States as a permanent resident on January 31, 1950, at Houston, Texas. The INS file concerning LILIA PARDO LARIN reflects the following residence addresses during 1961: 3532 Herbert Street, San Diego, California, and 3334 Altadena Avenue, San Diego, California. In 1961 ALFREDO LARIN resided at the first address above and JOSE ANTONIO LARIN resided at the second address above. This file reflects that in September, 1940, LILIA PARDO DE GUASCO filed an application to extend the time of temporary stay in the United States. On this form, she listed a relative, LOUIS RODRIGUEZ, Minister for Mexico, Vichy, France. At this time she listed as her husband one GEORGE GUASCO, Vichy, France. This INS file reflected a photograph of LILIA PARDO DE LARIN dated November 4, 1961. This file reflected no resioegce address for LILIA PARDO DE LARIN for the years 1962 or 1963. re LA T-2 furnished two letters dated October 17, 1942 and October 30, 1942, from LILIA PARDO LARIN, Dickens 4e, _/ Biticis San Luis, Apartment 202, Polanca, Mexico D.F., to GEORGE DE MOHRENSCHILDT, 950 Park Avenue, New York City. LA T-2 advised that these letters had been translated to the English Language. These letters are quoted as follows: HW 50529 DBocld:322710665 Page 2?
HW 50529 LA 100-17448 | "October 17, 1942 "My Adored Turrocckka: "T received your letter ‘prom Washington and the one you wrote me when you returned to New York. I received them today, and one bears the date of the 7th, thus it took 10 days when it should have taken 3 at the most, it is a scandal and a shame. But we can only tolerate the law of the stronger. I have received notices from Washington and they are very pessimistic. . It seems there have been persons who have made declarations against you and have sworn, Gringo style, to their declarations. Also they do not forget your expressions and opinions, that you have foolishly and unwittingly made so many times in public. And it seems that all of those personages, high personages, to whom you used to say you were related, have said these were your lies, and that they deny being your relatives even remotely, nor do they even care for being your friends. How much I regret this life of mine and the bad part is I do not know if it will have a solution or when. I do not know what to say or to whom to turn. "I am completely certain that the friends whom I have trusted the arranging of this matter are true friends of mine and that they have done with complete sincerity and interest all that is necessary. You already see how I was able to obtain your permit to enter Mexico, when there exists a Presidential Decree strictly prohibiting the entry (to Mexico) of all European aliens. But the matter of Washington is beyond my reach and only you, asking for a conscientious investigation and asking them to clarify your situation, only you can get something. If you continue patiently enduring your situation in the United States then detained you are. Now that they will not let you leave there, you are playing the part of a coward or culprit. Firmly demand that they show you what gives them the right to treat you thus, and if they do not have the right that they let you leave that country and let you go wherever you please. It seems that neither do they like your economic situation, that is to say that you do not receive income from employment business and naturally the poor things cannot obtain from you the corresponding taxes. I think that is the only reason for they do not have the right, nor is it their business, ‘ DoclId: 3272710665 Page 3
50529 ‘ . _ LA 100-17448 "if your income is from practicing the noble profession of gigolo or hiring yourself as a Sodomist. I am sad and furious, and disconcerted. I could come to join you there or at least we could spend some two or three months together. From the Embassy (Mexican in Washington) they will give me telephonically the visa and airplane priority. This they have promised me formally, but unfortunately my economic situation at the present, what. with the construction of the house and the payment I have just made for the College will not permit me to be able to make the trip to spend a few months with you, something which I desire with all the forces of my body and sould, and which would make me very happy. But I am seeing if soon they pay me a mortgage, and my adored if I have a little money I will go to give you all my life in my kisses. If you could see how unhappy. I feel. I cry so much thinking that even the 'Morito' has the. happiness of being with you, unless in his ignorant brutality he should know the happiness he has, and of which I am so cruelly deprived. I kiss you a thousand times, adored, write me and love me. Lilia" "Mexico - October 30, 1942 "Adored Love of Mine: | | . "Vesterday, or better said, early this morning, I spoke to you, I got up from bed to speak to you and returned to bed crying like a little girl. Life of mine, I now cannot, cannot physically stand your absence, I feel that my flesh is flesh of your flesh, and it is a cruel agony to live without _ you. My adored one, light of my eyes, I want you desperately, and each time more. “Baby mine, I am now ready to have .a son by my wonderful man that you are, but yesterday over the telephone you asked me this with such seriousness and urgency, that really I do not know what to do. While you tell me that you are a true little man, strong and virile and wise, to make your little woman turn (or go):cerazy when you make her yours; I cannot give you pleasure having a little son, now for as I told DoclId: 322710665 Page 4
HW 50529 LA 100-17448 "you yesterday, you cannot do this by correspondence, neither by telephone.....luckily. Do you know that Dr. Arvizu's wife | died last night, at the moment of having her first child, after eight years of being married. I think that is what might _ happen to me, but no matter, life of mine, what better proof could I give you of my love, than to die for you, suffer unto death? "My adored one, when you have the money for me, please deposit it in the Bank of Julio Beache on Wall Street, deposit it in my name, telling them to communicate by direct wire with the Leishman Bank here in Mexico, and put at my disposal here, immediately, the amount that you deposited there, that way I can receive it the same day. - , . "You know, that you should not be surprised that the ambassador does not answer you, nor will he answer you, I will- explain later the reasons, but two or three days ago, I sent him a letter, like the ones I can write when I want to, and I am certain that I am going to make him ashamed of his eonduct, | after all he offered me here. In the first place, I am certain that Duhart has influenced’ him with his black opinion of you that he has, I do not know why, and in the second place there are certain personal and egotistical motives that make him act like a fool, like there was nothing he could do to arrange it. I do not think that they will giver you a permit to leave, but I again insist that you do not need it. If you accept my suggestion, which I assure you is a good one, for I have all my documents in order, the line of conduct you should take is to go to the Mexican Consulate, that they may give you documents to enter here and calmly leave the United States. Several persons in the same circumstances as you, have lately done this, so heed my advice. Naturally in Washington they told you you needed this departure permit, but they told you this only to cause you trouble and complications, for they know very well that they are not going to give it to you and want to laugh at you, when you ask for this permit to refuse you, when they know perfectly well that you can leave the United States without needing this permit. In any case, the Polish Ambassador should _complain as to why and with what right they are detaining you there. DoclId: 3272710665 Page 5
HW 50529 eo  € LA 100-17448 "T do not believe, life of mine, that you have worked on these people with the energy that you should have. You should cause a real scandal for all of these unjustified abuses that they have made you a victim of, and I believe that .gooner or later you should make them pay dearly, all of the money, time, reputation and even health, that they are making you lose with their stupidities, fear and petty vengeance. "Beautiful baby, several days have passed without receiving a letter from you, and I do not like it at all, that the two times I have talked to you, you have not arrived until four or five in the morning. With whom were you out so late? Life of mine, if I knew that you wanted or caressed another | woman, I would die of sorrow. Save yourself for me, little love, you know well that nobody but me knows how to appreciate the value of your kisses, the sweet strength of your arms and. the loving look of your eyes. Save yourself for me, as I save, even to the slightest breath, for you. A kiss from your, Lilia "Pp, S. About errand you have for me about the money, please, ask in other places also. Even though your friends gave you the price of $4500.00 you should ask other people, because in these times I think you can hope for at least $1500.00 more. It is insured for $6000.00. Make the insurance company pay the breakage, because when I insured them they were perfect." DoclId:322710665 Page 6
© _ FD-302 (Rev. 1-25-60) @ FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVEST IGAQRQN Date 3 16/64 LA T+-4 advised he met GEORGE DE MOHRENSCHILDT for the first time about 1942 at the home of R. LEE BLAFFER in Houston, Texas. Mr. BLAFFER was one of the founders of the Humble O11 Company and in the 1940s made a practice of enter- taining interesting and unusual people. MOHRENSCHILDT was a professor of geology at the University of Texas sometime during the 1940s and it is possible that he was with the University at the time that LA T-4 met him. LA T-4 and MOHRENSCHILDT became good friends, primarily because of their mutual interest in women, and saw each other frequently in Houston from about 1942 to about 1946.- They were also involved together in "one shot oil deals" in Wyoming and Albany; Texas, during this period, although they were never partners. In 1946, LA T-4 went to Abilene, Texas, and from: 1946 to about 1950 when LA T-4 left Abilene, MOHRENSCHILDT © came to Abilene frequently on business, although he never lived there permanently. During these visits MOHRENSCHILDT often ‘visited at a cottage owned by LA T-4 on a lake near Abilene where they sometimes entertained girl friends. After leaving Abilene and returning to Dallas, LA T-4 was visited. by MOHREN- SCHILDT several times a year, up until about November, 1962. At that time MOHRENSCHILDT called LA T-4 stating that he had some interesting pictures which he and his wife had made - while walking from Mexico City to Panama and to South America. He invited LA T-4 to the Annual Ball of the Petroleum Club of Dallas. By his tone of voice, LA T-4 let Mr. MOHRENSCHILDT know that he was not interested in, seeing him at any time. He has not seen or heard from MOHRENSCHILDT since that time. MOHRENSCHILDT told LA a that his father was a baron from Sweden and his name was originally VON MOHRENSCHILDT . MOHRENSCHILDT changed his name to DE MOHRENSCHILDT during World War II. One of MOHRENSCHILDT's brothers was very close to 9 ADOLF HITLER at one time, but was later executed by the HITLER regime. Another brother is a professor at Dartmouth University. On __ 3/11/64 a = t—(ists—s—“—C—s—s—sCSCSCSCSé*t idle # Los Angeles 100-17448 . by $$$ $+ Dute dictated — 3fulfeek This document contains neither recommendations nor, conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI -and is loaned to’ your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. HW 50529 DBocld:322710665 Page 7
HW 50529 LA 100-17448 © - - MOHRENSCHILDT has been married at least four times. The first three times he married women of means, but never seemed to have any real love for any of them. He was very interested sexually in the daughter of one of his wives. His present wife is a white Russian from China. LA T-4 knows nothing regarding her beliefs or convictions. His mother. was a "pure white Russian" who died | early. MOHRENSCHILDT spent a considerable amount of his’ youth in Russia. During their Abilene days especially, LA nt and MOHRENSCHILDT discussed politics frequently. LA T-4 ‘stated, "There is no doubt.concerning the strong. pro-communist convictions of GEORGE DE MOHRENSCHILDT." He is an opportunist and without moral scruples. He has contempt for the American . way of life and for capitalism and has stated that he appreciates the security derived from a communist government. After one of these discussions in Abilene, LA T-4 told MOHRENSCHILDT that if the United States - ever goes to war with Russia, he would get a gun and "take care" of MOHRENSCHILDT. MOHRENSCHILDT merely laughed. In reply to a question by LA T-4, MOHRENSCHILDT stated that if this country is ever invaded by Russia, he would have a very good chance of coming into a> top position — with the Russians. Because of LA T-4's personal convictions - coneerning MOHRENSCHILDT, he declined to sponsor MOHRENSCHILDT for citizenship in this country when requested by MOHRENSCHILDT. Also LA Tf alluded to MOHRENSCHILDT's pro-communist beliefs and convictions when talking to MOHRENSCHILDT up until the last time he talked to him in 1962. LA T-4 considers MOHRENSCHILDT entirely capable of communist. conspiratorial activity, but considers him intellectually shallow and incapable of originating or executing a complicated scheme. ~ we. DoclId: 322710665 Page &
LA 100-17448 "October 17, 1942 m2 "JT yeceived your letter from Washington and the one you wrote me when you returned to New York. I received them , today, and one bears the date of the 7th, thus it took 10 days - when it should have taken 3 at the most, it is a scandal and a shame. But we can only tolerate the law of the stronger. Tf moe have received notices from Washington and they are very. “9. pessimistic. It seems there have been persons who have made declarations against you and have sworn, Gringo style, to their declarations. Also they do not forget your expressions and “opinions, that you have foolishly and unwittingly made so . con. many times in public. And it seems that all of those personages, ho high personages, to whom you used to Say. you were related, have > Ta said these were your lies, and that they deny being your _ relatives even remotely, nor do they even care for being your ~ friends. How much I regret this life of mine and the bad part 4s I do not know if it will have a solution or when. I do not “Know wnat to say or to whom to turn. | : ; "JT am completely certain that the friends whem I have ‘trusted the arranging of this matter are true friends of mine . and that they have done with complete sincerity and interest ~ all that is necessary. You already see now I was able to ve Obtain your permit to enter Mexico, when there exists 4 -... Presidential Decree strictly prohibiting the entry (to Mexico) - of all European aliens. But the matter of Washington is beyond “my reach and oniy you, asking for a conscientious. investigation -- and asking them to clarify your situation, only you can get . - . something. If you continue patiently -encuring your situation “. dn the United States then detained you are. Now. that they will >not let you leave there, you are playing the part of a coward ‘Or culprit. Firmly demand that they show you what. gives them ... the right to treat you thus, and if they do not have the right . ,that they let you leave that country and. let you 0 wherever - you please. It seems that neither.do they like your economic —  gituation, that 1s to say that you do not receive-income from -- employment business. and naturally the poor things cannot. obtain “y: from you the corresponding taxes.’ .I think that is the only --peason for they do not have the right, nor is it their business, » ‘HW 50529 Docld:32210665 Page 9 - -° eo
LA 100-17448 "4f your income is from practicing the noble profession of gigolo or hiring yourself as a Sodomist. I am sad and furious, and disconcerted. I could come to join you there or at least. we could spvend- some two or three months together. ‘From the Embassy (Mexican in Washington) they will give me telephonically. the visa and airplane priority. This they have promised me a formally, but unfortunately my economic situation at the present, what with the construction of the house and the payment I have just made for the College will not permit me to be able to make the trip to spend a few months with you, something which I desire with all the forces of my body and sould, and which would make me very happy. But I am seeing if soon they pay me a mortgage, and my adored if I have a little money I will go to give you all my life in my kisses. If you could see how unhappy I feel. I cry so much thinking that even the 'Morito! ‘has the happiness of being with you, unless in his ignorant brutality he should know the happiness he has, and of which I am so © 7 cruelly deprived. I kiss. you a thousand-times, adored, write me and love me. Se oe on 4 7 October 30, 1942. - "Adored Love of Mine: : "Yesterday, or better said, early this morning, I _ .8poke to you, I got up from bed to speak to you and returned _ to bed crying like a little girl. Life of mine, I now cannot,. - _. eannot physically stand your absencé; I reel that my flesh is | - flesh of your flesh, and it is a cruel agony to live without “=. you. My adored one, light of my eyes, I want you desperately, | -s and each time more. a a ous ss "Baby mine, I am now ready to have a son by my a “... wonderful man that. you are, but yesterday over the telephone. cole / you asked me this with such seriousness and urgency, that - really I do not: know what to do. While you tell me that you Z -/ ape .a true little man, strong and’virile and wise, to'make. your. . little woman turn (or. go)’ crazy when you make her yours, .I : “-"S seannot give you pleasure having a little son, now for as I told “HW 50529 Docld:32210665 Page 10
LA 1000-17448 "you yesterday, you cannot do this by correspondence, neither by telephone.....luckily. Do you know that Dr. oo wife ' died last night, at the moment of having her first child, after eight years of being married. I think that is what might happen to me, but no matter, life of mine, what better proof could I give you of my love, than to die for you, suffer unto death? ; ; ‘ "My adored one, when you have the money for me, please deposit it in the ~ a on Wall Street, deposit it in my name, telling them to communicate by direct wire with the ° , » and put at my disposal here, _ immediately, the amount that you deposited there, that way I can receive it the same day. "You know, that you should not be surprised that the ambassador does not answer you, nor will he answer you, I will explain later the reasons, but two or three days ago, I sent -him a letter, like the ones I can write when I want to, and I am certain that I am going to make him ashamed of his-conduct, after all he offered me here. In the first. place, I am certain “that. “has ‘influenced him with his black opinion of-you _ that he has, I do not know why, and in the second place there are certain personal and egotistical-motives that make him act .. like a fool, like there was nothing he could do to arrange it.:.. I.do not think that they will giver you a permit to leave, but... I again insist that you do not need it. If you accept. my: . Buggestion, which I assure you is a good one, for I have all. my documents in order, the line of conduct you should take is. . , to go to the Mexican Consulate, that they may- give you documents. | - to enter here and calmly leave the United States. Several. persons in the same circumstances as you, have lately done this, - -$0 heed my advice. Naturally in Washington they told you you 9.) ., needed this departure permit, but they told. you this only too. - eause you trouble and complications, for they know very well: -. that they are not going to give it to you and ‘want .to laugh:at ©. i.e’ you, when you ask for.this permit to refuse you, when they know “-. perfectly well that you can leave the United States without — , ~needing this permit. In any case, the Polish Ambassador should . “there. - HW, 50529 “Docld: 32210665 Page 11 - complain as to why and with what right they are detaining you... 08
HW 50529. LA 100-17448 "I do not believe, life of mine, that you have worked . on these people with the energy that you should have. You a ' Bhould cause a real scandal for all of these unjustified abuses that they have made you a victim of, and I believe that sooner or later you should make them pay dearly, all of the money, time, reputation and even health, that they are making you lose with their stupidities, fear and petty vengeance. "Beautiful baby, several days have passed without - receiving a letter from you, and I do not like it at. ail; that the two times I have talked to you, you have not arrived until four or five in the morning. With whom were you out so late? Life of mine, if I knew that you wanted or caressed another woman, I would die of sorrow. Save yourself for me, little love, you know well that nobody but me-knows how to appreciate the value of your kisses, the sweet strength of your arms and. the loving look of your eyes. Save yourself forme, as I save, even to the slightest breath, for you. ‘A kiss from your, . _"P, S. About errand you have for me about the money, please, ask in other places also. Even though your friends gave you the price of $4500.00 you should ask other people, because in these times I think you can hope for at least $1500.00 more. It is insured for $6000.00. Malce the insurance company pay the breakage, - because when I insured them they were pertect. " Docld:32210665 Page 12