W Reléased. under DATE: 11-14-2017 . ‘ See y iT: . rt ° - : es MM 105-1742 i the Miami Office, advised that he was in contact with the EH Security Officers in the BWI and although not positive, i vA ys ace Al) felt that the source of the information concerning the DR MASI -was probably . CARL; STEWART,..a. 2a Hungarian born.. Canadian . citizen. coal who had reportedly done undercover work for-MAURI ILL, -Nassau, Security and Police officer, and had also done some | work for U. S. Customs in 1958 in the Miami. area. CRASWELLER ‘ said that he~had no information re the DR. (WG) On 9/17/59, CARL STEWART appeared voluntarily at | the Miami Office and advised that he had furnished information to U. S; Customs; Miami, concerning activities of the DR in 1958 and that he,, STEWART, had been given a membership card in the DR by ‘LUIS (BLANCA, (DR-delegate abroad_1958).... STEWART  gtated that he helped” Customs with understanding on his part at least that his relatives in Israel would be assisted to enter this country. After working awhile he found that he -had been mistaken in his assumption. He stated that he was unable to get along with Customs and went to Nassau area where he “worked for MAURICE HILL (above mentioned) who is arranging for help for STEWART's relatives to enter Nassau area. STEWART NN ; stated that he had furnished considerable information to HILL j about activities which were probably going on in Miami area. '] However, ‘when He was specifically questioned for details, [| names, places, etc., as to what was “going on" he was sable to produce. () ‘Im this respect it should be noted that SHANLEY advised that STEWART had begun to furnish them with information» | 1 in 1958 but was not susceptible to direction and in SHANLEY's opinion did not furnish complete information concerning the | matters in question and when asked for specific instances to . back up information became vague on names of people and exact I times, although he did cooperate with Customs for awhileg yy — | an Tt was SHANLEY's: confidential opinion that STEWART We thority in order to protect himself and [07 -SEY ~ 760. _OL-RELEASE IW FULL 0 RELEASE ff PART Nae TS TOTAL DERIAL ae TE | Docld: 32334122 Page 3
ReTeased under the John F. DATE: 11-14-2017 edy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 ™ USC 2ro7 Hote}. a _ L 7 | SECREM MM 105-1742 in Miami who is known to Customs and who is not involved in any illegal activities, according to SHANLEY. i: / SHANLEY stated confidentially that KEITH HEATON | j is furnishing information to U. S. Customs on matters of | \, interest to that agency. oe LEM POMEROY is personally known to SA CHARLES w. | EDMISTON of the Miami Office, and is not known to be engage in any illegal activities. an | The Miami Office has pending cases on ROLANDO — ARCADIO MASFERRER ROJAS (Miami file 2-156) and PRUDENCIO’' | DUENAS ROBERT (Miami file 105-2027) IS-CUBA, and their’ ~~ | activities are being reported under those titles. me on 9/29/59, FRANK PEREZ PEREZ (protect), 10%% NW Qnd Street, Miami, who has furnished some reliable information i in the past and who is in contact with MASFERRER, stated that i he knows of no reactivation of the DR, MASFERRER is not™ connected with the DR and MASFERRER is not referred to as General. - On 12/3/59, MM 639-S advisedjthat he has no infom- mation which would indicate that the DR has become reactivated in Miami. a The Miami Office has received no information whigh would indicate that the DR has become active in the Miami | area at any time since the fall of BATISTA on 1/1/59. 7°" F | | It is pointed out that on occasion individuals w | mention the Dominican Republic refer to it. as the "DR." J | is possible that one set of initials could be confused ‘wif | the other giving rise for example to mistaken impression | | that the Directorio Revolucionario was behind the attempt¢ exportation of arms in May, 1959, in which individuals | “ connected with the Dominican Republic were arrested in Mid attempting to fly arms out of the U. S. illegally. 5 a ——  eERE Mee ee ter | I . a | DoclId: 32394122 Page 4