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tee ’ aa . ae ih, ‘DISPATCH SECRET Chief of Station, JNWAVE 407 mS TYPIC/Operational Receip ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES Action Required: FYI Reference: None “1, On 27 March 1967, a letter from Cuba was received at the postal address given by the radio program of AMSCROLL. The letter had been mailed in Habana on 4 March 1967 and the contents included three photos of an unidentified individual ‘and one photo each of individuals identified as Reynaldo SIRSULA Brea and Antonio ‘FERNANDEZ Fernandez. A note which Was ifctuded stated that henceforth the Sendor would identify himself as*'Parcrasio". He indicated that if it was desired _®eceipt of his letter could be mentioned on the AMSCROLL tote tem radio program but that never should any mention of the contents be mentioned as this could reveal his identity to the DSE. Pancrasio stated his help would not be much but snd that his letters might contain information which could be of value, He wrote that he could not go into detail as he was unable to spend much time at the typewriter. Pancrasio concluded by saying the photos of Antonio and Reynaldo were in the hands of a security agent who had orders to find them. They had both been fugitives for a . a long time. The other photo (in triplicate) was of a . 7 Canadian citizen whose passport was retained by the DSE and Was reported as lost for an unexplained motive. 2. On 10 April 1967, the message from Pancrasio was ac nowledged by radio and he was thanked for his letter and told to continue his correspondence. 3. -On 21 April 1967, a second letter from Pancrasio was received via Key West, Florida. The letter had been o! Attachment-#/8/c QoL) Stanley B. JERSAWIT =F Copies of ‘info received . : Distribution: , PR? : rh cogk eee ee eee en eee eee ee 9 May 67 ay il a . + * 4 CROSS REFERENCE TO UASPATCH SYMBOL AMD NUMBER Eacieted isa ast muatic UFG A-27543 te ee tt ne x ee eh Le ro an . wy eam saan wth bide ry ys Melba ala le eee ge. * wth pd aba ’ a b ‘ cet Bi th AB les ain ~ i 4 Tiina Bieeiaduahe Laka clbeltar aad, wat sone iy & weet wets, wa relate eta SRA ot sede ea emnes a. Fie we 9G fine sean aE SR iv a = ay 33 g
1400000. 5s ’ xf CONTINUATION OF CLASSIC ATION DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER DISPATCH SECRET UFGA-27543 mailed from Habana on 13 March and was directed tc Guillermo ALFONSO, 649 William Street, Key West. Typed on ole of the two sheets of paper forwarded by Pancrasio was a note saying this was letter number fovr fren Ponerarin and recuesting Guillermo ALFONSO to forward the papers to the same postal address which he had previously utilized. Copies of the contents of this letter are attachod under separate cover. The one paper, dated 27 September 1961, appears to be a list of Costa Ricans who visited Cuba under the auspices of ICAP, The second paper appears to be a list of Brazilians who visited Cuba, probably in mid 1960 when Janio QUADROS made a’ visit to Cuba as part of his presidential campaign in . Brazil, 4. On 2 May 1967, a JMWAVE Officer visited Guillermo ALFONSO in an effort to identify Pancrasio and develop sufficient information to evaluate his information and determine the extent of his access. ALFONSO claimed he had no idea as to the identity'of Pancrasio and was unable to suggest possible candidates from his reJatives in Cuba,- former work associates, classmates or neighbors. ALFONSO had retained the envelop from’ Cuba which contained Pancrasio's second message and a short message to ALFONSO, The note to ALFONSO stated that PancraSio had received ALFONSO's name and address from some unidentified individual and that it was requested that ALFONSO forward the contents of the letter to the AMSCROLL address which was enclosed, ALFONSO was eeutieoned not to mention anything concerning the matter to anyone, especially to relatives in Cuba, Pancrasio stated this was his second letter (not fourth as indicated on the material which was forwarded on by ALFONSO) and that the - first had been sent direct to the AMSCROLL address. It was stated this was the first letter by which ALFONSO would .gerve as intermediary and that other letters would come at infrequent intervals. Pancrasio had decided to use an intermediary address as the AMSCROLL address was too well known. Pancrasio concluded his note by saying that he preferred to remain anonymous and that he would be remaining in Cuba for two more years. In addition to the above cited message, the letter to ALFONSO contained a calling ecard with the name Dr_Lue_B. INNOCENT, President of the Haitian Revolutionary Movement. On the back of the card was typed in Spanish “without comment". 5. JMWAVE traces on Jare - negative. | according to = gust 1962, is a ts who. was planning to enter | 6. ALFONSO was instructed to forward any mail received from Pancrasio in an expeditious manner and JMWAVE will follow any leads obtained which might help to identify Pancrasio in order to develop him into a more productive source of information. — ; Stanley B. JERSAWIT if Pe , ‘V-« (OSE PREVIOUS EDITION. i | [| ¥ an a 1 SECRET { CONTINUED eae Ge . EE Sn ofa \ bathad. , N wives whincuthe of 335i . 33 Decree t Pee ee read, ‘ 5 jE ae we 53 ra hha hed Bctaseiehens 3 a ely. cb aaeeb aL % & 4 - 3 . 4 athens apasriga bz