124-10326-10100 v9.1 WW 50353 Boclad:32313172 Page 1 AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER:  124-10326-10100 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILENUMBER:  62-99724-9, 10 Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: BRANIGAN TO: BELMONT TITLE : DATE: 04/30/1954 “PAGES: 4 SUBJECTS : BUREAU SOURCE 100 (ANGLETON) DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : Secret RESTRICTIONS: 1B ‘CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 08/17/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: APPROVAL OF CIA COMMENTS : INC MEMO JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information ‘Date: 4/9/2015
9 * Fed stalls < SS Gf CL 3 amy 2 ity } ¢ a 8 sigh a . arava rors we. 64 . Car : - Office Memo, andum - UNITED STi: BS GOVERNMENT Tolson Ladd over to the Bureau on a highly confidential basis information which has been developed through operations headed by Angleton, In.many instances the information is given to the Bureau without clearing through regular CIA channels. In almost all instances-it is given to us with the clear understanding that if included in a report or other communication prepared for dissemination outside the Bureau the information will be so set forth that it cannot be traced back to either ‘Angleton pr CIA. In such instances where the informa ton relates-to. (Ghtters/ in has been the practice of ‘S) supervisors to cléar with Angleton before disseminating tnformation fron him owtside the Bureaus} in taking up such a matter with Angleton last week it Dens detern ined that he objected to attributing information which By he had furnished to "Confidential Informant T-2, an Agency of the OQ fovernnent which conducts personnel and intelligence tnuestigations," He pointed out that by describing T-2 as an agency of the Government ‘which conducts personnel and intelligence investigations the Bureau was revealing to outside, agencies thatthe material did in fact come from another Government agency. tnee the material related ; to an individual who now resides rf ae atom stated that, (S) Sin his opinion, recipient agencies Ogtcally conelude that - s ‘N the information had originated with CIA since such an individual < would be under CIA jurisdiction insofar as tnvestigations abroad are concerned, Angleton requested that the information merely be attributed to Confidential Informant T- 2, who, in this instance, could be described as being of known reliability. rt It’ ‘is suggested that itt would materially assist in the / tu handling of information received from Angleton in the future. uf the LEtatson Section could work out a procedure whereby Angleton might be referred to as a Bureau informant.This would permit the Supervisors recetving the Angleton material firsthand to transmit tt to the field and advise the field that the information in any report should be attributed to an informant with a temporary symbol number, which informant could be evaluated as having furnished in- formation of a reliable nature in the past. On the informant page the temporary symbol number could be identified by the regular Bureau symbol a) Angleton. ({u) wavimh Cid the wi i oesrow 0 ji la i RECORDED «28 = BECP Tor came 68 wits ins LT AQ Me aa RELEASE OF Cla ine tees re emt ue PISEORET ER __ WN this: coe a HW 50953 DBocld:323135172 Page ? TO s A, H. BELMO Seng Cr DATE:April 30, 1954 Nictle——- , bis E RE, § : Chet —— Harbo FROM ¢? moses = ADL INPORMAy EUW CONTA tg Geary Q al b) dp FEL WPA 2EIN AS Wet Sigh vncnoed . SUBJECT : JAMES NGLETON f EXCEE T WHEKE. ue: re Room _ an 6 7 Ca Gr & ~ et ottoman — Lo/ LA : | OTHERWISE t—- : _ Me Gealy 2 i As you are aware, James Angleton of CFA frequently tunes | as