(fostoreatorae ¢ G-7984 ; : 27 March 1962 } } e | MEMORANDUM FOR : Chief, DD/P/SR | ATTENTION : sR-6) | _ ed ee .. SUBJECT. 3 Graphological Analysis (15637-X) ' Po REFERENCE $ Memo of request, 21 March 1962 “1. In response to reference request, subject handwriting was , submitted to.a graphological analysis. A report of that analysie is attached. Graphological reports forwarded by TSD , are produced by a trained analyst available on.a contract. bagie. “SD does not, within itself, possess the capability to. evaluate - individual reports and they a are transmitted without editing or : comment. en eee . 2. All physical evidence submitted by the requester is * attached. ‘C/TSD/GARB/# R _ Distribution: . Orig. and 1 - Addressee “Se ene terre Se Caterer ate nt PORE CCE RCO Ee thE Dkr a RETURN TO cm” ‘Background Use Only. ch Do Not Reproduce Var B oo
14-00000 _of thinking is clear, logical and fairly adaptable. He apparently is ‘anxious to learn new things and.to wid-:n his horizon. He has some - practical ephere. He does not possess much originality, but he . and matter-of-factness. He tries to expedite his work, but he is not “3 a SECRET “e Attach. to G-7984 Case 815437-X AGE: 35 NATIONALITY: Russian _ SEX: Male Preliminary Survey: - : ‘ : ‘ j Due to the inadequacy of the submitted material, only tentative i, 4 gummarizing statements can be made. Summarizing Statements: The writer is evidently a.reserved and careful person who attends to his affairs in a rather deliberate manner. He possesses a good intelligence (not brillant), is well educated and professionally trained. He has thoroughly absorbed the material he has read and studied and knows how to utilize it in a purposeful manner. His way. intellectual ambitions, but the emphasis of his interests is in the identifies himself with well-selected patterns which may let him __ appear more sophisitcated than he actually is. He discards unneces- sary and superfluous material, but he may not discern the vital points . in more intricate and unfamiliar problems unless properly pointed out to him. He ie a careful observer of small details which he correlates’ properly to their larger aspects within his familiar frame of reference. He combines a certain amount of imagination with sober-mindedness well developed and he evaluates by rather set standards. Also, he is not likely to voice his criticiam openly as he tends to avoid open controversies, Within the area of his knowledge and experience, he ean exercise initiative and deal with the overall picture of a project. He has some understanding for mechanical functioning which may not ‘be fully trained and exploited. He can figure and calculate and he has learned to think in larger terms and transactions. He is conservative in hie calculations and ne will make every possible effort to get along with the money and material at his disposal. Secretely, he would like to spend money freely and play the role ef abig shot. He has some ; i H administrative abilities which he can exercise within a limited famillar : 5 4 i 4 H : £ . . likely to sacrifice accuracy to expediency, His critical faculties are | oe 4 } 5 } ! ' ! { ' area. In relation to this, he can work out the blueprint of a plan and © euperviee ita proper axecution.. He is neat and orderly and he likes to i arrange evorything in a proper manner. Ho can take orders, follow | SECRET
14-00000 #15637-X ke G-7984 prescribed rules and regulations and he will take care that people who work for him do the.aame. In the execution of his tasks, he ia exact, conscientious and reliable. He is serious, methodical and systematic im his approach. He can express himself in an adequate form, verbally . a8 well as in writing. He is able to present his material in a concise and understandable manner. He is not likely to say one word more than would be absolutely necessary, which is one of his customary precautions, He is a diligent worker who pursues his aims persist- ently and who does nt rest until the last item of an assignment.is completed. When necessary, he can muster a considerable amount ef patience. His analysing and synthesizing faculties are not particu- ' Jarly pronounced, but he has a way of figuring out the implications of ” the things he sees and hears and usually he comes to the correct con- -.. Clusions. Being rather unassuming in his manners, people may, at times, underestimate his capabilities. He concentrates well on his | . work and at the same time, takes in everything that is, going on ; |” ‘around him and that could be of special interest to him. His memory __ . fanctions precisely and he can reproduce easily remembered knowledge © ; and information. satan ee Emotionally, the writer is , predominantly an introverted type who can joln required extraverted professional and social activities without much emotional participation. With the ald of his strong capacity for identification, he blends in with his environment and avoids attracting special attention. While-he is emotionally not very mature and individualised, he is fairly well equilibrated, composed and polsed. He hae his feelings and impulses under the etrictest fational control and he is not likely to be carried away by them. His . Ego-feelings are much stronger than most people who deal with him would suspect, He is rather confident of himeelf and inwardly may even consider himself quite superior to others, There is almost gome impertinence in hia inner attitude which helps him to assert . himself and make his claims known in various indirect ways. He is mot quite as ‘harmless as he may appear and.he knows exactly what he ‘ie after, He proceeds with great carefulness and precaution and he is quite clever in anticipating possible dangers. Hie self-defensive and .eel{-protective mechanisms are atrongly developed and he is moat secretive about his affairs. He is not likely to confide completely in anybody. Unneticed, he keeps up a strong personal reserve preventing _ ethers from coming too close to him. He ie ego-centered and somewhat . @e@lfish and he will not. loge aight of hie personal advantage in whatever - he ia doing. He haa developed a colorless and consistent facade which ~ SECRET FO Re are ree RS tale et etn ee tome Se i ee nas oats AO) cetera § 90 ot RARE 1H ONE LG er EO SEE A tee Oe RON ML UTE FMRE NRI EE GME POR ts al ¢ SPST GET wt trae Reatp ob roe TM PERE A MTL ny on heme SR ARORA RETA I, AS lla Ud alin SRR
14-00000 einer tee eee paastventeeatenan cerca te vise Ba GT Ar aera aR es SECRET a €35637-X% ~3- G-7984 BYS63 7X . May serve as a cover for various activities he wants to hide. if he considers it necessary, he can be quite versatile and he is able to make quick changes and ewitches. In a closer relationship, he can be rather enigmatic and he may aurprise by unexpected actions and geactions. He is guided by some ideological system (most likely of collective nature) with ite fundamental ethical principles which he follows meticulously on the surface. in reality, he uses a number of - camouflaging capacities (in a well-calculated and gkillful manner) for professional and social purposes. He is emotionally so detached, that it is doubtful if he has any deep-going allegiance. Suggestions in line with his self-centered interests could have a strong appeal for him and possibly could alter his motivations, At the same time, he should be very difficult to approach, especially, ‘ae he is somewhat unpredic- . _ table. He is emotionally rather strained, but he evidently has sufficient "strength and energy at present to aupport his general functioning adequately. He possesses & rather strong willpower and sufficient power of resistance to withstand physical as well as emotional pressure. He apparently has steeled himself in the course of his life, and he can ' become quite numb when he wants to. He is a rather peculiar pergon ‘@ho canbe very pussling at times. -.- - . Summary: The writer is a competent and meticulous worker in his pro- ' fessional field. Behind a harmless front, he is an emotionally complex and shrewd individual whe could ve7y well be involved in some welle , covered-up activities which are not part of his overt life. He is not consistent and reliable and one must be prepared for sudden changes iu ‘his reaction and action pattern. Craalification: This report must be evaluated as qualified information because the handwriting standards submitted for analysis are not adequate. a ne re ee Peer