. t Y eq | 1 f . oes ge RUNFIDENTIAL og a = AGENT REPORT a + For use-af this form, see FM 30-17(C); AR 381-130; the proponent agency is the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for} 1. NAME OF SUBJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENT _ 2. DATE SUBMITTED 23 March 1977 3. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER ntelligence. | SAEDA (U) | Munich, FRG f 28 Sep 76 f A, REPORT OF FINDINGS | DPOB: 10 May 1910, Baltimore, Maryland, with residence at 1937 Forest Park i Avenue, Fort Worth, Texas. This statement was co-signed by Eli Kahn, The j Jewish Federation, Fort Worth, and further indorsed by the United HIAS Services, | Incorporated. Kleinlerer's application contained the following information + pertaining to himself: a. DOB: | 3 May 1923 b. POB: | -Lodz, Poland c. Ethnic Origin: ‘Polish d. Nationality: : Stateless, formerly Polish e. Address: . 17 Rue de Sommerard, Paris, France f. Relatives: _ Mrs. F. Goldstein, 9 Rue Orfila, Paris (sister) g. Residence since birth: Birth - March 1943: Lodz, Poland March 1943 - September 1945: Germany May 1945 - September 1946: Czechoslovakia (CSSR)} September 1946 - May 1956: France h. Reason for Immigration: "I am an escapee from Poland because of my opposition to the Communist Government and to avoid persecution." Attached to Kleinlerer's immigration application was a travel permit issued at Karlovy Vary on 12 June 1945 by the Czechoslovakian Repatriations Committee, | granting Alexander Kleinlerer permission to travel to Poland. Appearing on this document in different type was "#83837 Buchenwald,” (nfi). Kleinlerer's. US immigration application was approved, and he was granted visa number 3691 on 20 January 1956. He arrived in New York on 7 May 1956 aboard the ship SS United States. On 5 September 1957 Kleinlerer submitted an application for permission to depart the United States for a period of six to 12 months for the purpose of "attending the University of Paris and settle family affairs." The application fwas approved and permission granted on 5 September 1957, valid to 5 September ~ | 1958. Kleinlerer departed the United. States on 5 November 1957. The INS lreceived a letter from Kleinlerer dated 25 August 1958, giving his address as 147 Avenue Verdier, Montrouge/Seine (nca), France, and requesting that permission jto remain abroad be extended. INS then received correspondence with appropriate _ Page 6 of 7 Pages f 5. TYPED NAME AND ORGANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENT if IDAVID R. HORN, 66th MI Group 6,"SIGNATURE OF SPECIAL AGENT Sf | _ — : . emer i i? A T APR 52 as # t REPLACES WD AGO FORM 341) 1 con WHICH may ¢ JY rev Lid SOT TAEDA om ee SERIA ee eS.
@e VUUNTIBON TAL & 1 ¥ . . en > - "RI ioe i ~ : AGENT REPORT. SCS ! - +For use of this*tform, see FM 30-17(C); AR 381-130; the proponent agency is the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence. ~ +. NAME OF SUBJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENT 2. DATE SUBMITTED | SAEDA (U) 23 March 1977 Og REPORT OF FINDINGS og I Munich, FRG 3. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER 4 i | 28 Sep 76° a . { i forms from Loma Plastics, Incorporated, stating that Kleinlerer had traveled to ; | Germany, Belgium, Holland, England and France as "Foreign Representative of Loma. / | | i lastics." INS approved Kleinlerer's extension to 5 September 1959. Kleinlerer on on returned to the US on 25 August 1959. . Kleinlerer returned to Europe on 1 - | November 1959, traveled to France, England and Italy, and returned to the United | | i states on 15 June 1960. During this stay in Europe, Congressman Jim Wright wrote a personal letter to General J. M. Swing,. Regional Commissioner, INS, requesting a special waiver of residence requirements to enable Kleinlerer to be naturalized without meeting usual requirements. - This letter. was contained in the file. Kleinlerer began taking trips to Europe without permission of INS. He was in Europe from 11 January to 7 March 1961, from 14 April 1961 to 13 May 1961, and from 10 July to 1 August 1961. . During the period of 7 August 1961 to October 1968, Kleinlerer traveled to Europe and returned to the United States approximately 30 times. , oe (U) On 8 March 1962, Special Bill, H. R. 10644 was introduced to the 2nd Session, 87th Congress, proposing to grant Kleinlerer's time in Europe as residence in the US for naturalization purposes.. At about the same time, Klein- Terer began listing his nationality as "Naturalized French" or "Naturalized Citizen of France” or as "France." On 17 May 1963 Kleinlerer was issued Certi- -ficate of Naturalization Number 8503463 by the US District Court of Northern | District of Texas at Fort Worth, and his file was closed by INS. (C) AGENT'S NOTES: Reference Agent Report prepared by S/A David R. Horn, 66th MI Group, dated 1 October 1976, subject as above, wherein it was reflected that SFC James E. White reported a SAEDA incident in which Helga Tismer, ‘a German National,.was the principal. Reference Agent Report prepared by S/A Claude G. Benner, Jr., 66th MI Group, dated 31 January 1977, subject as above, wherein it ' | was reported that during an authorized surveillance of Tismer, she was observed in the company of SSG George C. Bloodworth, 66th MI Group. Reference Agent ' 4 Report prepared by S/A Claude G. Benner, Jr., 66th MI Group, dated 10 February 1977, subject as above, wherein it was reported that SSG George C. Bloodworth had been interviewed concerning his knowledge of Tismer. Reference Agent. Report prepared by S/A Claude G. Benner, Jr., 66th MI Group, dated 12 February 1977, subject as above, wherein it was reported.that SSG George C. Bloodworth provided information concerning a possible SAEDA approach while he was a flight student | at the US Army Flight Center, Fort Wolters, Texas. | . . a . Page 7 of 7 Pages i 5. TYPED NAME AND ORGANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENT ; &. SIGNATURE OF SPECIAL AGENT i AT f? DAVID R. HORN, 66th MI Group FORM ‘ : 1 APR 52 REPLACES WD AGO FORM 341, ren WHICHAMAy OF USEO4 Al ; RY ge 3 i- byt ¢ 54756 Dockds 32263534" Page Ji
HW 54756 Update on Navy Searches for Information Requested by the Committee 1. August 17, 1978 letter. A Navy investigative file on Louis Henry Jones is available for review. (NIS dossier #25-40-25) No Navy investiga- tive files were discovered on the remaining individuals named in the letter. 2. October 3, 1978 letter. A Navy investigative file has been located on a Larry Cecil Huff, born August 3, 1931 in the state of Washington. He served in the Marine Corps with service number 1098664 and is believed to be the Larry Huff of Committee interest. No Navy investigative files on the other named individuals were identified. a. Upon receipt of the personnel records from the National Personnel Records Center, St. Louis, Missouri, certified copies of files on the following identified persons will be made available for review: (1) Larry Huff - Identified as a former Marine by the name of Larry Cecil HUFF, MSN 1098664, SSN 534-26-3430. Enlisted in the Marine Corps August 12, 1949 with date of birth as August 3, 1931]. (2) George Moffitt - Tentatively identified as a former Marine by the name of George Harry MOFFETT, MSN 081761, SSN 557-26-2200. Enlisted in the Marine Corps December 5, 1957 with home of record as California. Date of birth August 21, 1923 with place of birth as Los Angeles, California. (3) Ralph K. Fall - Identified as a Retired Marine with the name of Ralph Kenneth FALL, MSN 1226483, SSN 116-24-6505. Enlisted in the Marine Corps June 27, 1949 with date of birth as June 17, 1932. Latest known home address is 8004 Lynn Lane, Tampa, Florida 33604. A phone number not avail- able. The Committee's reference to Fort Smith, Hawaii, may be that of Camp H. M. Smith, Hawaii. (4). Roy Gibson - Identified as a current Marine with rank and name of Master Gunnery Sergeant Roy GIBSON, MSN 1117911, SSN 465-42-3545 who was stationed in Hawaii during the period of November 1963 to January 1964 with his primary duty as Navigator - Enlisted (MOS 6761). MGySgt GIBSON is currently stationed at Marine Corps Communications - Electronic Schools, Marine Corps Base, Twenty Nine Palms, California 92278. Base phone is (714) 368-6000. The remaining information requested concerning master logs was forwarded on July 26, 1978, in response to the June 26, 1978 Committee request. Attached at Tab A is a list of all Marine Corps aircraft stationed at Marine Corps Air Station El Toro and Marine Corps Air Station Kaneohe, Hawaii for November 1963 through January 1964. (The listing includes Kaneohe because no Marine Corps aircraft were stationed at Camp Smith, Hawaii during the period in question. Kaneohe is the nearest Marine Corps aviation facility.) Docld:322763534 Page 35
3. October 16, 1978 letter. No Marine Corps information is available on the persons identified in the October 16, 1978 letter - with the excep- tion of the files on Lee Harvey Oswald, previously forwarded to the Committee. The following information is provided regarding the five identified . Navy Investigative Service files requested October 16, 1978: HW 54756 a. NIS dossier #D19-60-88 relates to a Fred Hagop Aslanian, aka: Agad Aslanian, Azad J. Zeroonian, born September 11, 1908 at East St. Louis, Missouri, SSN 566-10-5265. The file contains two Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) documents and several Navy documents which include a Personnel Security Questionnaire (PSQ), dated May 28, 1974. A review of the Navy documents disclosed that Aslanian claimed residence at #12 Octoberian Prospect, Yerevan, Armenia, U.S.S.R., from 1949 to 1964, but did not disclose any information indicating any ''defection'' or questioning of him. His PSQ indicated employment during that period with Food Trust Construction and Caucus Electrical Construction Trust. Request may be made to the FBI for records of that Bureau. The FBI reports are: (1) Report of S/A W. F. McLaughlin, FBI San Francisco, March 26, 1965, Bureau file 100-233172; and (2) FBI San Francisco Letterhead Memo, October 30, 1964. b. NIS dossier #D25-40-25 relates to Louis Henry Jones, born March 17, 1934 at Arlington Heights, Ohio, SSN 270-30-4674. (Also requested in October 1, 1978 letter). c. The October 16 letter requested information on David Johnson, born 1830 in the U.S. The search for records was made under the presump- tion that the year of birth was 1930. Two dossiers were surfaced for possible identification with the David Johnson in question. NIS dossier #D3-75-76 relates to David Johnson, born October 27, 1930 at New York, N.Y., SSN 386-28-9813, U.S. Navy Serial number 2100613. NIS dossier #D13-52-10 relates to David Boyd Johnson, born July 29, 1930 at Russellville, Kentucky, SSN 405-36-9899, U.S. Navy Serial number 2886519. Neither of the files contained any information indicating travel to the U.S.S.R. or a Soviet bloc country, defection, or questioning. d. NIS dossier #D38-67-41 relates to Lee Harvey Oswald. Contents of this file have been the subject of various letters and memoranda in connection with HSCA requests. It has been standard operating procedures for the Navy to interview returning defectors when of interest to and under the jurisdiction of the Navy. Docld:322763534 Page 36