(404-10166-10297 fiesta ETON e ‘ incation arden UNE PREVIOUS EOITOr ChATHC, . PAM Aaces CCeas pad 83a G1-98 6) 144 ated 6197 4 we re) - mses, Sree ib-b - 4 froa : Chaiefl of station, [Fort-au-Prince| -- Subject: “ George and Jeanne De MORENSCHILDT . lh. On @ August 1964, Conrad V.. RUBRICITS was a guest of George and Jeanne De. WORENSCHILDT. The De MORENSCHILDia have @ tweaty-five foot motor boat which they own jointly with — flobert MC ELHANNON, the loca The boat 16 moared at Isle Cabrit, an island ebout ten miles perth of Port-au-Prince. On the worning of @ August, the De MOREMSCHILDTe and RUBRICIUS travelled part way. by car and part way by boat to Isle Cabrit where they were met by Wiodzimierz -GALICKI, Polieh Commercial Attache resident in Haiti, and Wejeiech STABINSKI, Poltab national who arrived in Haiti for the ¢iret time by air the same day. From Isle Cabrit the De MORERSCHILDTs, the two Poles, and RUBRICIUS travelled in De . MORENSCHILDT'’s boat to the Arcadin Islands which are. located mid-way beieeen La Gonave Island and the mainland. 8. During the trip to the Arcadin Islands, De MORENSCHI LOT mentioned that ke tatended someday to visit by boat Mole St. ‘Wicolas and many of the other ‘inaccessible areas of Haiti. alee stated that efter he had teat{fied before the Warren Commission, President Duvalier wanted to expel him froa Haiti, because Duvaliter believed De MORENSCHILDT waa involved in sone way with the eadaaaination ef President Kennedy. Duvalier felt that De MORENSCHILOT was in Hait! also to Mill the Preagident. De MORENSCHILDT was able to convince the government thie was got true, and he was permitted to regain. Se foe Vite D% cde , 9. S8TAWINSKI, the Polish gueat of GALICKT, stated that. he bad come from Venesuela on business. and would be in Haiti for approximately a week or ten days. He atated that he had arrive da Venesuela about two and a half.monthe age and had been vork- -§ng @ince then in Caracas, San Cristobal, and. Maracaiy. @TAWINGKI, who ie epproxiaately fairly good English but. no French, He made no gention as to the nature of his businesea. when queried about Venezuela, he was very critical of the country and stated that the_ Venezuelan ‘peopte’s only interest in life was. money. (Comment: /CARA) 9119,2/- {7 a uguat 1064, reports that STAWINSKI. ig a member of. Universal a Polieh atate marketing organization and that he hag been engaged in homewares exhibitions in Caracas, San Cristobal, and Weraceaibe. ‘Theee exhibitions the guidance of the Polish commercial section in Caracas. They appear to be a legitimate gales effort. STAWINSKI departed Yenezuela for Quite on i7 July.) At no time did STAWINSKi references to Venezeula. & Yuring the trip back to Port-au-Prince: on the evening of the same day, De KORENSCHILDT and RUBRICIUS travelled in one car while the rest cf the party travelled in GALICKI'’s car. During this trip and later at De MORENSCHILDT's house when only Mra. De MORENSCHILDT was present, De MORENSCHILDT expressed the following political and social views: A. Communism has something to offer the underdevelope world. Capitalism on the other hand hag abegolutely nothing to. offer except a continuation of the statue quo. 1 manager for Pan American Airlines. tely twenty-seven years old, spoke ee began on 27 May 196¢.and are under ieee . a: % al + da: RETU — [ors RPTING - HAITI mention he had been in Ecuador, although he did wake. frequent- . AUG 647° 8, The United States should not give foreign gid. OY nd Use Only The United States should permit the countries of Latin America:’™ epr to choose the form of government they desire, If the countries 6? tm Latin America wish to go Communist, they’ should he SECRET A Welicrt age Qovnele a ee BO el Te |
permitted to do se. They have got to find their opr eay by ‘theaselves. The United States" position in Latin America is coupletely lost,because the U.S. has absolutely rothing to effer to the Latins. C.; It.is better to he a Negro in Russia and the Satellite . countries than in the United States, because Negroea get & @uch better treatment in Communist countries. D. Youth in the United States ig going to pot. Very Battle is done by the U.S. Governgsest to develop American youth deteliectually and physically. In Poland and Yugoslavia, bow ; _— ever, youths are given two month guamer ‘vacations by the govern~ ; ment at campe at the seashore aad in the gountaing. This develops the bodies and character of the youth. . De MORENSCHILDT ment toned STAWINSKI as being a very good example of the beneficent effecta ef the Pelish Coagguniat syatem. He pointed out that sTAWIMSKI was intelligent and in good physical shape. — fa Pee! amanesnedn ofa gx nek BH AEONOPY eT CA ah 7! and the Satellite countries, it ie what the people want and ia . what they ere euited for. FP. While De MORENSCHILDT wae with 7.C.4. in Yeugoslavia ée 1058, he viesitcd Poland. He utated that the Peliak people were wuch better of f than ever before, and he was certain they would never return te the “old ayates. De MORENSCHILDT stated, “Communiom may not be good for you and me, but it is good for the | Polish people.“ &. Threughout the conversation, RUBRICIUS. offered argusents een€radicting De MORENSCHILDT's views. Nevertheless De. MORENSCHILOT t etuck te hie epiniona and expreseed himeelf in very emotional teres em @ couple of eccagions. Mra. De MORENSCHILDY wae leee enthusiastic . about Communieam than her hueband. She did feel, however, that | : ‘ Communion did.a lot for artiatsa, paintera,- and professional people, and she thought that the youth cagre in Poland and Yugoslavia © were @ good idea. Basically, however, she considered Couaunisa te be “a bed eyeten and “a siserable syatem to live under." 6. During the convergation in which De MORENSCHILDT apoke : ef gome of hie political and accial views, he also apoke of his To3 weckground. He stated that he was born in Sweden.of Swedish . : parenta. At the age of 4 hia family moved to Ruggiea where bis. father was engaged in business. De MORENSCHILDT stayed in Ruseiz: a hoB LO. -@ptil the age of & when hia family was forced to leave. From -. : : ®uesia they went te Peland where De MORENSCHILDT attended a . pe 3 Bueegian echool. De MORENSCHILDT hed trouble with Polish, and Gant y efter being in the country for saveral yeare was he able to learn the language. Today De MORENSCHILDT speaks both Ruesian and — - Polish, and he claims that he is able to underatand most of the- other Eastern European langueges, because they resemble either Rusgian or Polish. De MORENSCHILDT alao speaks. Spanish: and French. a9 «eee ‘ano 7. A few days prior to the boat trip with the De- MORENSCHILWTs, ° Mea. DE HORENSCHILDT mentioned seeing Sydney. Schine in: the Mintetry of Finance. According to Mre. De MORENSCHILDT, SCHINE was: embarrassed te gezher and had very little to Bay. | + eos at bd met (Commont: SCHINE is one of . the people connected with the T-28 plane deal. See(HTPA)1369,22. - z 23 June 1964,) Mra. De MORENSCHILDT then ‘agked RUBRICIUS why ODYOKE a was-blocking the T-28 plane deal. She atated, "Why not let the «~~~ wi the Raitians buy,a few planes? They will not be able te do any~ ie thing with them.’ RUBRICIUS answered that such matters were not . hie responaibility and were handled 6n a higher level. Mrs. De MORENSCHILDT accepted this answer and did not pursue the satter. Ute PREVIOUT EOHTION . wa AAPL ACEL FORMS 8498, 90-26 ano 61-28 | Saleen oo WHICH ag OOMMEE . a e v &. Communiamn doee have sows dravbacks,but ta Russia }
14-00000 {urpa]. 1265, 24 April 1964. gakes sention of the bearded gon—in-law of kre. be MORLNSSCHILDUT, According te Yr. be WORENSCHILDT, this individual married Mra. GbE WORENSCHILDY‘s daughter by @ previous marriage. Mra. be MOKENSCHILDT’s son~in- jaw is extremely rich and ig the son of a vice-president of Lockheed Aircraft. He tas never been able to nold down a job for pore than a few months. He and hig wife spend most of their time drifting aroumd the world. About eight months ago, they were guests of the De MOREXSCHILDTS for several weeks. ®. In mid-August the De MORENSCHILDTs received the wieit of George Edwin MC HIILAN, @ person whoa the De MORENSCHILDTs described ag a “good friend’. According to Le Souvelliste, . MC MILLAN t@ a writer for Life and the Saturday-Evening Post. Oa 17 Auguet after MC MILLAN had left, De MORENSCHILDT atated the purpose of MC MILLAM’es trip was to try to convince the De MORENSCHILDTe to appear on televigion tn @ programs chronicling the death of Prewident Kennedy. The De MORENSCHILDTs were aaked te present on televigion their wiews concerning Lee Harvey OGVALD, MC MILLAN offered on behalf of one of the large tele-~ wision networks to pay the. be MORENSCHILDTs very handsomely. fae De MORENSCHILDTs eeriousiy considered accepting the offer but — eventually turned i¢ dowa, because they did net want te becose further eebroiled ta what they cengidered te be @ very Beasy affair. They gard they wiached te have no further publicity. They mentioned that NC MILLAN came from South Carolina and that be was & specialist in rase relations. q 16, De MORENSCHILDT hae etated that his. reason for being fim Bait’ ie te carry. out @ geclegical survey of the country. In 1663 he. signed a $250,000 contract. with the Haitian government for thie purpose. De MORENSCHILDT wentioned that. hie partner in his buetness dealings with the Maitiaen government ie Clemard Jogeph CHARLES,. President-of. the Haitian Chasber of Commerce and — the Commercial Bank of Haiti. Oe MORENSCHILDT and CHARLES own @ eieal mill. De MORENSCHILDT atated that he had 20%.0f the stock while CHARLES. held the regaining atiarea. De MORENSCHILDT ad= mitted that. he had been cheated. by CHARLES in the aiaal #111 deal but said he preferred to be a aincrity stockholder than to have all the headaches of running the place. in addition to the sisal mill and. the geological eurvey work,.De MORENSCHILDT is actively - favelved with CHARLES in attempting to prowote all sorte of business deals between Americans (particularly Texans) and the Haitian governaent. The following are among gome of the business people whe vieited Haiti recently = prebavly as a result of in«- vitations received from De MORENSCHILDT: Cari Raymond CRITES = a lawyer free San antonic; RSRRe Le Nouvelliste states that CRITES is an associate of Fred ORLEANS an at he was received at the airport by Clemard Josepli CHARLES. John H. HALL and Luis PAGAN = HALL, who-4e a classmate of De WORENSCHILDT, represents Alcon Laboratories International Coe, a pharmaceutical firg. Robert DOLE = repregenting a Hellywood mavie company. According ; : ° to De MORENSCHILDT, DOLE came to Haiti to explore the possibility : ef producing a. film on the daya of the pirates. ad ERP aA é ° . f eed brkecce : fons G. BENSON 7 | #01—725439 ‘ie i Distribution: ss 6) GC A é 64 | 1 3=C/HHD . oY uguee os 2h [wrpa) 1387 i — TER : Ute PaqyicUt FIOM ; PU | | teats techies | | SROREY