Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination 
Records Collection Act of 1992 
(44 USC 2107 Note) 
NW 53217 6/20/17
104-10266-10148 SEP.24.1998 12: 42Prl A CONTINUATION OF oe tee ae : ordi & ro: bir ht. CLASSIFICATION DISPATCH SECRETS | x He MORENO guerrilla edition which had beer  airater i), d INLUCK had prepared a. 2@-page i-eepOrt tola twempage summary, ms.aad aj]: discussion of. lence: aitsl details. &.£ ion, outfitting, and di: yatch. of a group of =EREO, INLUCK'S 28-page report, a ‘copy of which. ia In Stekian aiiae, pictures. GUTIERREZ as the one responsible for beauro- crabs and lack of practicality since he did not offer ‘cooperation to the . degree requested by CLINLUCK“for the purchase of rifles when needed and, in ad@itien, his refusal to allow the 13 November guerrilla group to use PGT copracts and routes for enrering Guatemala clandestinely, 2. According to LINLUCK, GUTIERREZ" two-page summary.con~ centrured, mnecessartily, en the negative security aspects which oceurred} for example, during the trip to the Mexico~Guatemalan berder, one vf the: guerrillas accidentally dropped his pistol and many passengers became aware that they were. ximed Guaremalans, (2) during heir stdy. te Textile . Guperrez two ef this preup communicated from one hotel to aiuther with thely shorparaye radios, and (3) the matter of the 13Navember grgup allowing: :itaelt be be pressured by Alfonse PRERA tts rushine prep ria on 28. February when « general Ax ‘A-cnx axe tener was ekpected accurding to PRER a : : erry iba: * a ae “ALACA R. RABE yore agreed with GLITIERREZ résume, Bs Thie SéGerkl point on the agenda at this meeting was GHTTERREZ' reférente ‘to some.information which he had gathered concerning Junie GOEB which: bdicared that she had been "thrown out of Cuba begause of dealings with mareyrics!'", GUTIERREZ also blamed. LINLUGE! for lek of discretion. in takisig CORB to the house of Carlos TLLESCAS on 18. DMiareh aud suggested thar, €4988 had been the source of “leaks! becanae ehikie tact, that she had picked, Up A quantity of ,38 Super pistol ammunition ar CINLUGK'S apaxtusent when he was ‘in Tuxtla Gutierrez and had taken ‘Tt-re. .- her apartment fer safe-keeping, ALVARADO Jerez attempted re prave By this_that- the whole gu¢rrille operation had been lacking in securiry’ be LINLUCK/had placed its security in the hands of an American ¥ worian whode | activities were suspicious, + expressed “on the basis of lies. and neighborhood. yy 3 3 Sting otepicoamen ALVARADO Jerez of previous rum@zs Wi eic am fale caneersing COBB, | He explained at length. all he kee - ey rhat ‘a Berton and considered opiniqn, shawls BE -ohe- Fat GUTIERREZ had areadiy tdid him that Abeer ATS AE eee COBE. from Cuba), LINLUGW em shasteed that BH iaily tiverest bier was her clase relationship with. Thai Taae “AREVALO and olredt out that positive resulrs. already had heen qbtained as a result of thie relatiouskip. In answer to a question from ALVARADO Jerex, LINLUCE said, "You'can be sure that if Jue COBB works for someone it. is. for us, fixst begause of‘her love for Guatemala and then because. ofher d= itorial relaticnis With AREVALO",. He also explained that his sisrer nd’ COBB were close friénds ¢ and that his sister had introduced CORD. cal others. | in Guarvemalan-politics fer whom COBB served as a bridge with AREVAL@: 3. GEINLUGR- wre ALVARADO Jerez maintained his pasitien._stub- bornly, undex fine, 25° we have exce ellent reagan ro know). He pointed our kaye acted ae *% tanamager” to whom all others reported burst USE FPaEVIOUS EDITION. Freie ah atasr ns ee [ XS) continueo susly to GUTIERREZ aud GLITTERREE ¢ A Ear rejected the above views concerning COBB which: he comr - “attacker with: intentional vidlence™ (his standard defense ‘when he oY tev conrribyred anything positive bur, rath “al- . es . A ee. = 3 SRT MR Me Tenn ties aS | ne ee © es Sn a SS One en SE OOTY
104-10266-10148 NO.261 P.4 Lei aorm ‘A : SSATMUBAIGN OF . . CLASSIFICATION DisPATEH SYMBOL AND NO. "DISPATCH SECR Egg A ee A never reparted to.anyome nor did he contribure to dangerous or important actions. {CINLUGI) took him to takk for his “police~like” atcitude within. the PGT dnd indicared his (LINLUGK's) disgust with the fact that within. the POT they could: still wet on the basis of possip and that selfish resentments shonild have such 2 grear play at a rime when in Guatemala people were being mur. -dered by the poles ax falling in combat. LINLUGK also hinted that * ATK ez lad mev' er given proof himeelt of the. integrity whi ; ee cine} Metve hours’ hefare ARBENZ’ resignation in: 1954; a i) Jer: ec Kall recorded the myagsetic rape which was te he he uy polling a Yadie: and was. making pt ons fox his extle while the POT “people, ipnerbig all this, were i fighting im the srreets and themselves xp rerrible danger". CINLUCK labelled ALVARADO Jerez’ attitude as desrructive and brazen and af being motivated by envy, even of his own. brothers, 6, According to LINLUCK, he was aware of the effect his words ‘were producing and he continued by saying he was tired of the systematic atririds - which pbrembers of the PC leadership assumed in his case and thar, siveé He. did nor énjoy absolute eenfidence, he did nor want ro continue to he ii charge | ef anything. “While some hecome ;>. friendly with really suspicious. p¥pple- and lead lives.which. they cannot explain even with sacrifices, actions, per- Becutions, because they only see in the CP an opportunity ro travel or for OFHEex: personal gain, there is no desire to recognize the efforts af ethers: tor _Babs.atemrapes tef. the CP, even at the risk of acting with seeming duplic~ iyitemarnd peeple who uffer their fixiendship and agsistamce without shlt~ . a Besides, “you Should take tyto account the fact that ny wite also _ wer. Why de yeu always have to be suspictous: ef North América aa ; Bag Wormer Stumy-witels nationality? My wite is. not a-Chr are Nery deymur. Garkolic, she has only bitter memoriés of ker apay ta . Teens: gad aera mesndlt she could be the object of more - ‘thar. [| ‘Anyone Slap; parricularty with your mentality, Carlos, and, tm shat, ypaniticr, | f decline the poesionien Tr ty for tasks which have been assignetl me, I don"t want to know anything mrore about them. I was a patrior before I was a <Goturnunist and, if justice and the CP are confronted, I'll be on the side of justige, because we fm the CP will mo longer be representing truth and justice. What is aaid ef justice and the CP could be said of trurh, of the moral and political characteristics. it has but in the moment of truth.one sees that perfidy aud intrigue win our, I have always been a patriot, 1 have proved this, proof which some others have not. yet shown, I will continue ta be patrivcic with or wifhont the CP and leave alone those who conspire ner ‘eepist the enemy hi power bin against the comrades who really want to Serve phe igendes plage rts profess. To tell the truth, it is painfid re. have - SWiderte wf-al. ; thig-and,. believe me, ro be certain of so much « share - pecale = tees Feieiead hiimsatt ageiner LIMLUCKS uae sarees | : : Cotack ii aga ICK's eB. pu . (iit, GUTIERREZ, at this poi, mipenced dts W-attenty {> make a conciliatory speech bat LINT WOE re- pss get atid: dusing thie reat of the meeting very pointedly ignered. r ALVARAEO Jerez. 7, The nox dey, 6. 6 April, GUTIERREZ called CINDUCK aid aried a be quite friendly bar & continued to act indifferent and answered GUTTERREZ, with. wisnosyllables, GUTIERREZ bav trad (CINE AICTE to'an im portant meeting which. was to take place 9 April but: (CO refused to attend. GUTIERREZ made another attempt to sce CLINT on April dyr | again was.repulsed celdly, The Station, on learning of thle violet Yuarzsel | and the reasons for it, cautioned LINLUCK nor to carry his. ai  acein any further and to accept GUTIERREZ’ peace overtures, We reminded: DCINLUGE char GUTIERREZ was one of the few remaining friends: hel hes. Mes use  paEvious er EDITION. CRE Te ' o : R Cx] i $128, 51-284 AND: $1-29 SECRETS CONTINUED WHICH ARE QUSOLETE. a << ape te 1 et ote, as >= mates as To eet ee oe ee eens ede GAL MNG eer me eee soe ot Eee a ee re en ed he ee ce te ee
104- 10266- 10146 Perea ry ’ 530 , ‘Siig rélaticienip: fort mer already and the jeopardy to the operation: which. " CONTINUATION OF | ee " DISPATCH SECRET GRD nee id: 46rm H r within the PGI leadership and he could ill afford to alienare him especially a when the basic point ef disagreement was his relationship with Jute COBB... | a relarionship-which the Srarion had instructed him to end as far back as. November 1961. die to.the fact rhat she was suspect by the PGT and a ‘comtin- uation: of. the relationship with her made him subject, at the very least, to suspicionsf indiscreérly ralking too much abour PGT affairs, The Station, |. of course, could. nor’ tell. him how much proof we had of the extent of his inv |. discrest conversstiqns with CORR hut we tried by every means short of the "Seu. to. Wari. inn wf, (ae: dasger of cou: aa eg this relationship so far as the goncerned, LINLUCK> atfrer the quarrel! with. ‘ADO Jerez, fitally seemed to realize the daumge nn ee cern nee ° Qe ea § 2. Le, -" gentinuation of thé affalx repreaented, He.agreed te end the relationship a - {o'‘shandern the ‘imporraitt mek which has been assigned ro him, Theeepinr aera pensar to haniile cermin matters about which he has doubts, ,|, Yat = ne thar: Isswhyil want. ti agk yau to. be tactful In year dealings with ALVARADO : Jerez, who; by the way, will leave soon for Guatemala, I want ro ask you - . Ye he very careful im all your dealings so thar the confidence which the fmmmediarély and fiially, This is not the first time he has agreed to stop seeing $088, however, and we will be alert to the possibility of more pillew talk, : 8. On 10 April, CINLOUCK visited Carlos HumbertoNLLESCAS, at ILLESGAS' request through his wife, Norma. ILLESCAS seemed quite friendly hut immediately began to scold CINDUCK for his quarrel with. GUTIERREZ and ALVARADO Jerez, ILLESCAS repeated LINLUGCK'S own, « words to him, "You have always said that courage is the possibility of thinking while In danger, of acting cooly in the midst of vicleuce, bur I be- 4 lieve that. this time. you. became confused and hehaved like a hurt child rarher than like an éexperiensed politician who. knows how to handle a siruarion, wield irany, and render his enemied-helpless..." ILLESGAS added har GUTIERREZ: sincexely:was hurt and thar. even ALVARADO Jerez waa + 1 | recunciligtion, “Ths discussion with TLLESCAS was held.in-hiz wite Norma's Begemtibe aud they hotliiried ro convinces CINCUCK that ALVARADO JGR, dts. wet really had bur fust foolish", and thar £ rant totes oueien ti higr an importance. which is undeaerved.hy | Qmr that such ectiex-on his parr would subject him to continuing intrigues on ‘the part of people like ALVARADO Jerez, Jase Manuel FORTUNY, anrd-othera, TELESGAS praised \ COBB's loyal attitude vis-a-vis the Guaremalans and tiled by every means to reassure LINCUCK who, apparently, had been deeply hurt by ALVARADO Jerez's atritude, ILLESCAS, taking advantage of Norma’s temporary algence from the room, told LINLUCK; “You gould realize thar no one is. more important than you within the CP in cpmmertion. with a whale series of future projects, The Soviets have the preatest .inrer- est in you and thar is the mest impeittant thing. Out of one hundred questions. they ask, eighry have.to.dp with you and reveal the enormous ititérest they have.in you, This is strictly between you and me, please; not a word ro Wictex,. who knows narhing abour this since they know that he is not the ay a ee rae, eect really have. rwo “apparati™, the are duveiving ‘oo PRS ther : vaectn tif , Which is much more setter, ‘ig tov aoridie, ‘fox. on res Talbe work, This latrer “apparatus” is.the. Orie with | | ‘Guign biaye beat be elese tencact ~ although also: with the other ode + bor I thea en authorized [to Say anything abour ir, lam counting ox your : Selon This. aerion “apparatus” considers you an invaluable persen. and Soviets have will tnerease and when the time comes for action you will have fall gupport, I beg you. te.trust me, sinec I make it my business no diva | strace that you ar¢.a derermining factor within the PGT when 4 struggle is involved and I have also tried to convince them about rhe lles anid intwigues. i which sometimes are’directed against the more worthy: comrudes. by 323 PORE a { use p PREVIOUS EDITION. CLASSIFICATION PAGENGZ ee EviG : Bap Siezee ano 51-29 SECRET@REE™ | CX) CX) conrmueo FOUR: WHICH ARE OBSOLETE.
104-10266-10148 = coer - NU. cL Feb FORM 10-57 §3a (40) = 2 . . — 5 CLASSIFICATION CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRETSSSE . bis. position toware. GETITERREZ ick, These packs, ‘ind gacitully opened this ome and learned of the small message " whith warned GUTIERREZ about one "Sagastume”", from Chiquimuis, a poet a iaited came Man = REZ. bow spme information which. he (GUTIERREZ) bud qbe . =o ee mae, You, ‘whom I have always respected fer your maral qualities, ‘who are without merit...” Jacter that same evening, both ILLESGAS and Norma tried te show LINLUCK that ALVARADO Jerez was. nor his enemy. - and. thar ALVARAD® Jerez. was quire upset because he felt that he had prom: 2] voked LINLUCE to a point which could have unfortumate consequences ~ t for the very important work which the PGT is doing ar present, ‘ CINEGOK,. a6 a result of the Station's instructions not to. altenate eurrieaRee : and ee reagult of ILLESCAS' intercession, began to soften Ey. REZ and ALVARADO Jerez. The next Time called SLINLZICK, on. 11 April, ‘LINLUCK cried tbe mpre Scala: pouid teld EMSTIERREZ that he had a package of "Victor™ < Hes fer Alpi which Wx Hetsco AMADO: brought back from Guatemala, knawhy.that the PGT often sends confidential messaged inside who appareurly had revelutionary beliefs who was arrivitg it Mexies, The note wextied Saat mara pd thar this fellow was employed by the Direccten. | Investigaciones es (DL. E,), YDIGORAS' police, The other fart af note said thar 4 Faddreased to Carlos. SOLLIZ, Aparatos Ortropexti~ cos, Medellin #112, was absent to arrive, (Note: "Aparares Grropedices” is the place where Rafael SOLIS Barrios works), -CINGUCE carefmlly re~ sealed the pack ef cigarertea with the note inside before turning it @ver ta GUTIBRREZ when GUTIERREZ arrived at CINCUCK'S apartment thar seine. morning, 10, INTER) at this meeting with GUTIERREZ, again beeaght up the COBB issue hy showing GUTIERREZ some documenrs of GORB's con- certbig.relarions with bmporranr Cubans fust before she left Cuba and pro~ RES was. edited when she, herself,: iattered x. - be at aS “a discusslanof GORB provided.a basis far. discussing a Shs atthe 5 April meeting; GINEUCK used this opporumity, or Sa a am mee, 8 much concerned with ALVARADO Jerez's. artiuidte ag want to deat with me in the same shameful manner which you mid me was aceoried yout in uatemala by Alfreds GUERRA Borges and jose Alberto. GUTIERREZ, did nor agree with this and arrempted 16 explabi SLINDCUC that he raised the issue due to the fact that ALVARADO Jerez fpsisted on the security aspect and rhar he (ALVARADO Jerez) was 2 persan ‘ leaded down with. resentment, GUTIERREZ said that he desired the. murter discussed ppeuly ine that, unfortunately, LINLUGN became vidient and re. fused to.azccept ALVARADO Jerez’ explanations, INLUCEK ther .cepeaned his. accuserien that GLIITIRRREZ was trying to diminish the PGW" s respoaet>- : biliry toward. the guerrilla group-and trying to shove all the blame ter thele | failuxe on; him: GUIs ). GUTIERREZ explained to LINCUGR that his: Ppositior wae. free.af. twill and stared thar “under no circumpiemcés wold vhar5: April dixecugsiqn be forwarded to Guatemala and that ne contusions, jad beer reached", GUTIERREZ insisted that none of them Laer yee voy conan igkly y of. hia work, .He continued rhar Biola | aa Be poeta t halt the disloyal atritude pd. weiter AE 3 6 a ae eiabe .VARA DO Jerez seemed. to. "mays become tangled. maid wanted to explain his arrirude fully. r% rhbse in ae ee tnexico” . GUTIERREZ eapreed with LINEDCK that. tt ls possible, thar-what is. hothering ALVARADO Jerez is that he wins ty feel : superior to- everyone because he. is. an alrernarce member af the Cemerel erm mirtee of the POT, GLTIERREZ said rhat ALVARADO Jerez, TiAw ort his pwn. posirion as negative in view of the importance of the present takks, REZ asked for assurance that CINLUCR would not abandin. the * werk he was. doing; He also asked for more explanarions as: to. just How aa eeu PREVIOUS ,EDMON. — PAGE NO. REPLACES FO ; . . Siaea AND $1229 SECRETQ@ (3X) conrmutn tIVE aan ARE OBSOLETE. te eee vedecede sie m4 z se weet Geek 5 ee Bs a ae peijlone . Sate eer ORS ee ae oe ee ee nee te . - .
104- 1OZ66- 10148 ’ NU. cb ree det >srnm H_ : CONTINUATION-OF ° DISPATCH: . wha CHEB retired ‘the droviunitton, which dine took from TENLUGK's *. 2partmeit to her twat. He seemed satisfied when he was giyen the details | -@fthist miatrer and (XINTUCE taok advantage of the opportunity to throw b1 ‘the little dig, "why ‘didn't you or ALVARADO Jerez come for that ammo? None. of you can. be. found because of all the mystery you shroud yourselves - in, and the people who help are always subject to criticism", According rm ‘LINLUCK; he realized that GUTIERREZ was trying to assuage his anger and allowed himself to be convinced that there was no lack of trust, ete., and that the imporgant thing to be considered was the work being done by him, As .soon as GUTIERREZ left, LINLUCE cried through Norma D.LESGAS to get in touch with ALVARADO Jerez iu order to reach an undersranding, with him on the grounsis that. they both realize that the CP iInterests.are above everything else, He did’ ‘net succeed in contacring ALVARALDS Jerez at this : K's estimate of his own position following hig ‘quarrel with ALVA’ : ape Jerez and GUTIERREZ. ts that his personal position seems te improve ee in spite of the fact that his enemies aré active in Way & téweaken his positioi, CINLUCK feela that xow ; 6c> ip: bSeayse he ajong with ALY ARAM) Jerez; | he miiy | :.. By with: , sackificing for a somewhat aiediooeer Lica ‘fies work and. friendebip of LINELGK or, sven worse; Tati him iqte.a break with the PGT which would be an enérnmus re~ for GUTIERREZ in a situation where all the moral reasons support: CINDUCEK and there are many réaiions. which reflect against the PGT against GUTIERREZ in particular) CINCUGR also considéra that his. bouirien with ILLESCAS and the Soviets has heen strengthened. He points ont, also, thar the Cubans have asked for a, Guatemalan to travel té Cyha to take charge of the military matters concerned with activities in Guaremala. and that Oamin FERNANDEZ Concepcion told him his. name was amiong.ch ones recommended for this job, QAINT.UGK tends to dismiss as mmijmportanr | the machinsrions. of ALVARADO Jerez and believes that ALVARAD@ Jérez . was frightesed by LINEVIGK'S violent resction to the charges of indiscretion, etc, ICINTUCE cousiders. that he has demonstrated his simcerity atid his dedication to the tasks imposed on him and that his violent reaction placed . both. LAL-VARADS Jerez and GUTIERREZ very definitely o on. the defens: ive gud. ated to the security of the operarion, 13. eee warmed LUGE againsr allowing his. persm ini ‘ape sreliz: the epesvtionh and cy pan m to patch up his difference a with. : ROR EZ, aid with ALVARADO J erez. He agreed anlar a Impeting: poe talkie apertneet 18 April for the purpose of discusaing a political . FepOrt.on: eseat Guatemalan situation sent the PGT leadérsbip: in ies Ts) sede & cacerted effort to he cousteahs to ALVARADO Jerez. A few days ldrer GUTIBRREZ and Carlos ILLESCAS, who were the drther par~ ticipants at. the 18 April meeting, both commented with satisfaction qn rhe attitude JUINLUCK had assumed toward ALVARADO Jerez. They bath teld . CINCUGE that they had been worried by his violent attitude which had. made quite an impression on ALVARADO Jérez, who had stared his unhappiness. at having “unjusrly hurt” LINLUCK and how pleased he was that LINLUCE's attitude toward him. had changed "for the good of the CP". LINLEIGR COMA ted in hls. report of this meeting that he rook pains to prevent ALVARADO” Jerez’ resenrment*from deepening the differences between the: two Ser, It should. be noted phat Gzrios. ILLESGAS later rbd aaa ie worrled, .becatise T cayldm': understand your assuming such a rac smuch activity is qpen to you, I will tell you_zgs fe you dre the ote who. interests the Seytets. the Fa oes: you, what you are lik ered pitas, wal ws a toward your ee dué rs ALVARADO Jerez’ provecarion, at a tinge whien. tire | USE PREVIOVS EDITION. ” REPLACES FORMS $1928,'51-28A AND 51-29 WHICH ARE OOSOLETE. ADR ae on Ne pal eS Gal . wl
104-10266-10148 ; NU. coe Pec -4| “al ee t . case str.c4.1ly9s0 Les >orl'l A CLASSIFICATION *” CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRE the poxssibiliry that. the jirtterest of the Soviets may exrend deeper and be concerned With a thorough security.check of LINLUCE before. deciding. po use him int. anyrhing Sensitive. CINLUCK reported t that.-he had the disrincr... impression that GITTTERREZ orggnized this 18 April meeting to "ferce” . iw CONLEEE to. Seon’ Aaa mae the meetings of the four “leaders” in, of fe otver' three, (GUTIERREZ, Wes oo AL ARADO ARADO Jerez) Jere) i By bad feelings toward hint as 2. resull of tite vidlept discuss ion above, | . ABE Latex, pata meeting between. GUTIERREZ and CINEOR on 21 April, GHTIERREZ gave‘LINLUCK some paternal advice concerning the taternal struggles within the leadership of the PGT and stated his interest jin seeing CINLUCK "through his own actions and responsibilities regain his position within the PGT leadership", GUTIERREZ then referred ro the disagreement with ALVARADO Jerez and criticized as "not: good” the state~ ments made by LINLCRito the &ffect that he. could practice his patriorigns even without the CP, GUTIERREZ said that ir is hetrer to:centinue to. struggle for uniry within the PGT without paying atrention:to.shase who ny: trigue, He added that he was alarmed by LINLUGK'S attitde re p patristism outs. ide the PGT "since that would be a tremendgus blow ro.the | PGT's existence”, SLINLUCK soothed GUTIERREZ’ concern and promised to. Héhave himself and work on the tasks assigned him as long as the PGT had. fill ust inhi, GUTIERREZ said that they had full trust in hing and She cara =cT onmphas tae in. the re at the mer iat ca . on eS Tiske ye se aE ie ah, work wit GULIERREZ, and asked. out edtsporigally to Nayain consult the PGT leadership about his (I: GK" a rewire to Guatemala to contribute with bis effarts and experience to’ L military effort". GUTIERREZ was pleased but they agreed that the ex- tensive work assigried LINLUCK’ in Mexico took precedence at this time bit that the PGT leadership would be asked to consider ‘LINCLGK'® retmest when they thoughr his return would be “opportune and determining”, 1, + _The Station considers this quarrel as an unfortunate quigrowih of LINLUGK's stubborn refusal to recognize - up to this point ~ the danger June. COBB represents fpr him and for the future of the operation, He. his been. instructed by the Ssation numerous times to stop seeing. COBE..a have pofited out to. him: whar. should have heen evidence enough to ct a man of is intelligetire that she is dangerous for him, However, duc to rhite belief that she isa direct and valuable link with, jusz. ose . Ay aud, for: iat. reason, should be cultivated assiduously, he eee (pe pear tera gil imubructious ey eve while agreeing. verbally xn’ stir in a, serious danger to him so far as the P@T ed. . Eved when GUTIERREZ. shortly afrer hic 6erterl Fenn
104-10266-10148 NU. coe rea wor = - 4 ‘ = CLASSIFICATION ‘ CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET: « Mw > $3e ome ew AegER en AB. 12: Sern A still has nor admitted to GUTIERREZ the justice of his. comcern over the CINEUCEK>CORB lizisom as the possible source of “indiscretions” on CLINCUCK’'s part, he has succeeded, apparently, in reesrablishing his good relations with GUTIERREZ following the abovementioned quarrel. 2. While, ae. stated abave, the Statign. ig not quite as sanguine as TLINLUCE concerning the "str ig of the security of the operation” through: the mannes fi which he handled the situarion, ISINCUCK, appar~ ently, has: succeéded: in. ‘sioothing the ruffled feathers pba | remarkable : ris aware, |\CINLUCE ida strong béliever in dic . .pilley of attack gs the kest defensé and the weaker his posirion the moré ydglent bbs sartack, Risetanately, tn this. case, there are some indications thar the relative pusitions of GUTTRRREZ and ALVARADO Jerez re support of the captured guerrilla group were: lacking in the decisive qualities: needed to emhance the chances of. success of this group by ordering the full suppart of PGT assets during the border crossing and the trip to the moun~ raing of Guaremala.. While, in the Station's opinion, the probably personal feelings of vulnerabiliry by GUTIERREZ and ALVARADO Jerez on this point. may have aided LINLUCK(s cause at this time, his violent, highly emotional rejection. ef the valid comments Cancerning his lack of disgretion - with COBB plus his implied charge of cowardice against ALVARADO Jerez (even if true) certaimly can do nothhig to. srrengthen the security of the operation in rhe long rud. While ALVARADO Jerez, according to LINLUCK has never been one: of his. friends, GLITIERREZ is one of the few remznining leaders of the PUT who can be considered so... and:JNLUGE camor afford |° _ to. Alienate tim, s SOINELICE is acutely aware of his need to. retain a emiship.and has made a concerted and apparently mates 7 ia: ettoxr ro smanoth, Quer the effects SE the disagreement, 1~ KUDESK/ICG. 1 ~ COS,. Guatemala City 2- Files use puevrous ef EDITION, CLASSIFICATION PAGENG. REPLACES ; . 51-28, 51.28 AND $1-29 SECRE CJeontmuen BIGHT WHICH ARE OBSOLETE a a