@ . 7 @. ae OS “APousaissne- OR ENTIAL]. SECRET i ONLY 7 ae | . ROUTING AND RECORD SHE. T a | a aaee EERE Za 45 Re a ve mek A? + are SUBJECT: (Optional) Loe _ Mr. George de Mohrenschildt EXTENSION NO. 7 6565 fo DATE ; R-1252 VA DATE : OFFICER'S onments (Number each comment to show from whom INITIALS to whom. Draw a lina across column after each comment.) FROM: = John H. Waller ‘ Inspector General 2 E 24 Hqs. Bldg. Uist TO: (Officer designotion, room number, and building) aa : RECEIVED «=| FORWARDED This is the response to-the -. letter from de Mohrenschildt that you gave me iy ays ago. 4 DCI ROOM: 7£12 | od n Waller ont 610 “tsaers’ [] SECRET © [_] CONFIDENTIAL «. [1]: Use omy «= sL]_UNCLASSIFIED ' “Wir 53294 DocId:32357018 Page 3
22 SEP 1975 MEMORANDUM. FOR: - Director of Central Intel igence FROM “:° dohn H. Waller 7 re Inspector General _ SUBJECT ~~ 2 Mr. George de Mohrenschildt (REFERENCE Mr. de Mohrenschildt's letter to ye dated. 5 September 1976 a Action Required: oe 4. ‘None. This memorandum is for your information. - We hve tee ne, - attached at: A a. Suggested draft reply. to. Mr. de Mohrenschitdt' S letter. ees Action Taken: . 2. We have ‘reviewed poo and 1G files on Mr. de Mohrenschildt: Yn addition, at. our request, the CI Staff has run n Agency traces: on him and co _ has been in touch with the FBI as well. _— a . "Findings: ; 63. There. is voluminous material. on Mr. ‘de Hohrenschildt in CIA rae Oe files, most of it dating from the post-Kennédy assassination period ~ oowhen he testified before the Warren Commission on his acquaintance ae . with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harvey Oswald. (A copy of the de Mohrenschit dis’ mo “testimony is attached at B.) . a 4. The bulk ‘of the material in our: files ‘consists of = Bi reports, the most recent of which is dated 1967. The FBI has informed CIA that it has no traces on Mr. de Mohrenschildt beyond that date; our’ Files. : contain alt of its previous material on him, so - . SEH EF 5 CL BY 655636 Docld:32357018.' Page 4. _-
5. Mr. Helms’ 3 dune 1964 memorandum for the Warren Commission on — the de Mohrenschiidts is attached at C. it describes the Agency's , interest in obtaining reports from Mr. de Mohrenschildt in 1957 as a result of his sojourn in Yugoslavia that year. Contact Division (now one Domestic Coliection Division - DCD} had its resident agent in Dallas, oo ee ed Mir. J. Walton Moore, contact Mr. de Mohrenschiidt at that time. The | ne ee history of Mr. Moore's relationship. with Mr. de Mohrenschildt from 1957 - ‘to 1961 is also attached at C. As a routine matter, Mr. Moore requested — traces on Mr. de Mohrenschildt. : The trace results (attached:at D) con- | tained sufficient derogatory information to preclude further extensive =. 9. contact with the de Monrenschildts. (An 0S summary on Mr. de Mohrenschildt ..- °° ~~ prepared in response to the. current request is also attached at D. ) aa a \ ee Pe 6. + Our. Files show ‘that a . mail cover was’ ; placed on letters addressed cn o to Mr. de Mohrenschildt c/o the U.S. Embassy in Haiti from about 1964 to =... 1966. - (This was probably not uncovered at. the time of the external ine a > vestigations.) This included opening aid photographing the contents of .-. some letters by.the CIA Station there. The results of this operation ~ were. ‘shared with the FBI. SO : a oe 3 _ 7. Mr. de Mohrenschildt. came to ‘the attention of this office during eg "the Rockefeller Commission investigations. -We were asked to respond to a *. memorandum submitted to the Commission by Mr. Paul Hoch entitled "CIA . Activities and the Warren Commission Investigation." Mr. Hoch called for an identification of Mr. J. Walton Moore's employment affiliation and . - asked what Mr. Moore knew about. Oswald and what he may have told Nr. de’ . een “  -Mohrenschildt about, him. . Our reply to the Rockefeller Commission is pp fae fae _c : pttached at C. aa od a ee ou. 3 8. The most, recent. information we. have on 1 Mr. de. ohrenschi dt ‘comes | fe -.. from Mr.-d. Walton Moore who was contacted in May and July 1976 by writers en ’ connected with the Reader's Digest, and with the pial Press and the Dell. Publishing Company. Both writers: questioned Mr. Moore about Oswald and | oe - Mr. de Mohrenschitdt. Mir. Hoore’ s reports on these. contacts are attached en Oa ae . at F. ae ; ; ~ co wpa Concius ions: 9. Mr. de Mohrenschildt ; appears to nave lead | an “adventurous ‘and colorful life as a petroleum engineer and businessman. He is, both well. ‘WW'.53294. Docld:32357018 Page 5. -- .. ce
and poorly connected, and some of his associations in tne past have raised serious questions. Certainly his relationship witn the Oswalds has* caused him considerable trouble and may have caused this Agency and the FBI to spend more time and energy.on him in the past - ' than was necessary. ee Cs 10. ‘Both the FBI and this Agency, however, had dropped their interests in Mr. de Mohrenschildt's activities by the mid-to-late 1960's. We speculate that any attention he is now receiving could’ ~. either be from local authorities in Dallas or from media representa- “tives on the trail of a warmed over story concerning the assassination ~~ of President Kennedy. We offer no proof of this conjecture beyond ; Mr. Moore's repor _ found no indicati interest in Mr. de Mohrenschildt in recent years. ©. - ~~.“ Jonn H. “Waller ae “Attachments: . A thru F a/s HW.53294 Docd:32357018 Page 6° |. an oy hate ato: ts attached at F. What we can say is that we have ee ion that either CIA or the FBI has taken any active
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY , WASHINGTON, D.C.. 20505 Mr. G. de Mohrenschi ldt 2737 Kings Road. .-. Apartment 142° - as Dallas, Texas 75219 Dear Georges 7 ila cae ee ae . Please forgive the delay in my reply to your September 5th letter. = cates It took time to explore thoroughly the matters you raised. eo ae Let me say first that I know it must have been difficult for you. ~’° “te seek my help in the. situation outlined in your letter. I believe I: wo - can appreciate your state of mind in view of your daughter's tragic ..9 > V.- >, death a few years ago and the.current poor state of your wife's health, 9... -~ Iwas extremely sorry to hear of these circumstances. © 0 wed In your situation, I can well imagine how the attentions you - re _ described in your. letter affect both you and your wife. However, my oe _. staff has been unable to find any indication of interest in your . -- - activities on the part of Federal authorities in recent years. The. _. flurry of interest that attended your testimony before the Warren  “. Commission has long since subsided. I can only speculate that you - “- . may have becone "newsworthy" again in view of the renewed interest 0... _ dn the Kennedy assassination and, thus, may be attracting the atten- ~ me tion of people in the media. | - ee I hope this letter has been of some -comfort to you, George, - although I realize I-am unable to answer your question completely. Thank you for your good wishes on my new job. As you can imagine, - I'm finding it interesting and challenging. pote ae | _ Very truly yours, a ; Georg Bush a . . Director — Gr T war oo msg FSR A “Mi,.53294 Docld:32357018 Page 8 ~~.
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oe ee rr WARNING NOTICE _ s) FRET SENSITIVE SOURCES AND. METHOE aey JNVvOn asco  aaeerneemebianammaemantis OKAAZ ~ (2370 De Mehyenschi| San none tea at a acevo Commission pnexal Counsel oo - ceaitusl’p Covasaissicn re tas | SERBSIS thom as Parsee eek Bemnely ey a) Le) cf ti i ae. | Goenge and 3eapme De 2G CHAS ‘2. Refersace ie made to your mamotaudas of HM 4955 requesting any Infoxsmatios on Genrge ho Juans De MONWREMSCUILDT that is nvalledie In CLA ies. Our re shows thai rhe files contaia reports zespived from other on . Gsvermnent stescioa, primarily the PBI, a5 well as geome ee = . formation developed } Sy this ) Agensy 3 in 2B B57 and a 2938.. fee ne Cus ordisatox of Information ; asd athe orice of : Beran bes a ; Services. Aggoxding to the rerords of thaas AgeNzies, orgs ce > Be RSCRIRENSCHILDT bad besa cunsiderad for EMIDIOVTRSDL iss oe Eee. be Lay nok hi wed barauas ne bie alleged ¢ to be a Maat 7 AS : precegesaare 3) Lalor the assazatnation ‘of President a ‘bad established any Unk betesen the De MOHRENSOUELDES oe and Lee Harvey Cows -LDG or his faalye nee os i 2. CIA Fs “Satetal Internat in George Be MORRENSCILDE. fe4 hapesd au2 reselt of his sojourn in Fugoalavia in 3757 on. ehall of the International Cooperation Agency § CA}. In thet ~ : oo commettion CLA headgquartors gent 2 ruuhoe advisers to fis | : iar le: 53 aHay rapreventative whe called on the De MO SHRENSCUILD eh — ; a the early part of Desamber gsi, inthe course eboverak oe ’ sasetings tha CELA reprasoainiive obtainsd forsiga infollizence. -. . whith way nrormplly disseminated to othar federal agente aa ing: an ton pepazate reporter The Dallas veprosentatirve continuad o 2 m 2 . 1 CHODY t Exclysad {10 astoaali Lawnztadiag ase RS Ende 3 cociassiticayiad a '. DoeTd:32357018 Page 10°.
. groap in January 2753 snd tha} ise Harvey OSWALD had nis a a lata tn 1933 aud easty 1953, Bis baskgsannd BAD investizated. ted Jnguirias produeed & sonsidsrable amount of Information about. : etter tha war he wae sysap pathaiic inward Cecamuaisy end the 9 | $3294 Docld:32357018 . Page 11. |. — my a y inforcsal, oxacasloral contact ctwith the De AACHRENSUHILD Ts patil the avtoma of 176%, Ee bag mot seem thom sings that time, | although ha received o chsteimns eoed from theses Curing the hotisisy eariod follexiag tha RSyAassiowtilos.. 3. Oa tha Bed or 24th af Movember 1953, efter tha ; assResination, our Sepresenioiive in Dallas Fete talvakietzien~ a phone sell froc cha of hie contacts who told bim that sevesvah inemibers of bis Zire had atiemsdad 4 dosinl ar 3 b diseasston se dary thers. Oar cepredsaniative immmacistaly mzranged for De EE t> coatast he aussailve. Tb was injes oe neperiained P2OU the PBI, and frova ope Of On ae aia that Gaprss Ds | = aa SOURSNSCHILDT waa pr nt the = seeRoy ae Bas aahall : aces OS a ALD ts the | Sroup. is ee. WwW ws fh a ays ots binatagoasters the apsesingion hahween the a Da MOMBENSCHILDT> ana the OSVALDs “was mold fo? tha - - Sirsy thee in Dasember 1953 whem i2 was seppxtwd from ial - . that tha De MCUREMSSIELDTs had gopeared ad the Hantasay ” and volusteerxad inferznation best thylz vrelatlonybip with fhe . osy. een At phowk the saxee tine the deta of thelz aga0~ 00 elation begaa lo appsas in passsto made by Girne? v.35. Govers- 2 _ men Denso» wagasee ie investigating © ad sesassina tion, ae Das Sag she gontagt with Georges De . MORRERscE Siwsye him ani bie nctlyities, ineluding sDegations that Bazing * aa ore et, Ray Hie bad engaged in espionage activities on Dehall of he ° wi Pezts; that he vrab a ciemibey of the Gemrounict Pasty} asd shat oe US.5.R, The investigation was axieaded to Daighem wheaye ()- teorga De PMIOHREMSCRILDT clained ta have Uved from 2230 oS a eniil}926. Mis edevatboasl bagkgronnd hed his workas 200 UT. Poe} agrmalist were coalismed there. One rerord of arrest gore 8 | oe to light: on.4 Neverber 193) he wan senteserst by the Tribunab: .. Sl Corroctloesal nt Antsrerp to elght days hx x pa aenoa chargax of .-. 1 OS
as se SERRE — 7 | SENSITIVE SOURCES AND FO > a | a METHODS INVOLVED J 2) resisting police officer and io sight days imprinosmast or & fin of 145 frames oe charges of driunkenneas and use of a ialae name. Sentente was suspeaded ponding compisies of & throe- oar Probationary § gesziod, oe Thro: ganvs bio aiela 545s, _Gaarge De MOHRENSCxOT has uhed varialions of hia basis pase. Imginding such verianioa ga Jarry de M iQHRENSCHUO Ts Seesy yaa} SOBRENS TEE DT Geores 7 : vor LIDEREDSSLD: and Gasess Garaging de MOHRENSCHIGS,. ; Iq tik» vaseses he alup Seem2 to "have varied fl his jovmar otenlc . eeighs 3 fz0sa Buyaian, io Polish, Sysdish, Uszish. pad Uisvmans _ hase appear te be fve version of hls molher's main Hammar - Aiosondrn LATOSKS oF apa Alossatze BEPOL 7 _ ae 7. PDI Soesiad Ages, Sumas =, ee Say, cenie 32 60. ee or oe h} Marsh 1954 aml reviewed this agony > Riles ¢ aa the fo. Ba MOB: SNSCHILDTs, | x ee eB “Oa 17 Masel 1958 tha FBI Dasishes to fi  Agoney & a : report. dated 24 Pebenary 1964. The report provides delnlls . . a " ? Peta Pate =i aha adaed cna\iaxk ee an seovled CORA, whe wae a Sows} dtslowns in wopblosins D.G, im 1935. In thak yopark Yuri (George) De MORBEMSCHILD was daserived BFS poitoleum suginges eR head worked ip the Toxae ofl ilslds and in Venwniota Gonesening oo .. GARANIN iS mene Show that 5} haa bees » rasimmher oF the. Ae . Soviet State Sacuzity Sarvies yvyebably sinse the maida’ B40 8.- Hg setved iy Cuba bs 1933: altar World Wie Ho he alse sasved le the oo, U.5.. Himeary. ond Fintand.) According fo our renorde, ike fae co formation abot ‘GAILANIN amb his apaselation with the S Sovig 7 ' State So mrelay S Sexvine hao BLVD been haown t> tas 2 PBI. von - ee es “You may 2 alae wha to sopke | ina sasrios at the Oftine of Maval Intelbt Senco; the Asstatnas Thiel of $2 aff, Intelligence, Department of the Army; the Deparimoent of Stats} ase tee Civit - : . Saesyvice Commisaies berause thasye departments also hover fafors oe , “yaation abot Usoxge Se MOHRE SNS GAIT oS ee . Divtribution: a oO . ae i Coe ee : Orig. & 1l- Addresses ; oo faetstyy Pohet &: Fog te 8 2-DDP Coe _ Richard Hale ; ; L-C/CYReA (Paputy } Director fay, Plans: re D Ub ~ 5 OU REA tartan , a qo} | ree /ofesTeh Man Tmso ut Ebi Po DOW PATHEBT “WE-83294  Docld: 32357018 “Page 12. -
Acting Chie?, Contact Division (Direct) | TiN oo: Suppert Dalias Residest Agency t MiCzOFN_-MED 4 \. | PERT 1969 \ POs. MICRO, SER. Hew case 43259, REE i Headquarters eso 29 Ape 6 a ae © Details of J. Wott, Moore's ‘contact ot th Goes oe Ce eS i 7 “L haves longs -Cacres da Hotwenschilat ai sd nis ulée + sirce is BT. fy latest actual contact with thes waa in ths fall of 1951, although I received @ Christmas cand from thea during Christeaas cf 1953. The card Balled ipes Port-au-Prince and a copy oF ny acimow tal qenonk is attached. a a uo ann pb Yones \ Texas cir! US ase= busindse ren = an ra “After our ~ late resident's assassination, either’ cn the 234 _ fe path of Hoyember 1953, I received a telephones call trealD 2.) Pan «°: ichertz, Director of tha Sccony Hohil Research Laboratory at Dincanvilie, _ [TRkase Dre Relchertz advised that members of his staff had attended some oe kind of social or Siscassicn gren 1963 at-which Lee Harvey 0) . Osvast was Create Zo mention vas made at this tine of George de Hokren~ on oe z told De. Reichertz he should report this infornati on to the.. en | yoeal of fies of the FBE and he replied thet he knew no chs in the Ballas - ae ee fe ' office oF the FEL and asked if I would pass the infermatica-gleng for hiss oe Tree Lon - called the FLL. und: they said thay would semi somebody out to talk to - as as ie | Br, Reichertz. I nade noe effort to follo» op om the matter with. Pauk | ane ae -Reicherts since I felt it was none of py businsss but during a visit”. TE mith [Haryonnl|Dassans! Er Librarian: xt Sccony Hobilh Research Labjand al: .. good cesrtact iof pine for many y ears, sha advised that she had “heard that» ' de Hohrensehildt had befriendad Gswald after bis arrival ia Dalles anal oe ed inmtreduced him to a study greup.on the USSR... tert USA CSA eae ~ |i brartars H A Danconvill “Taxas eRY . . , ae t a fy inktidl conte with de NohrensehLldt was the reailt ée_ 2 soures Lead Zrom headguarters, dated 22 Noy 57, advising that George . ‘de Nohreaschit iad recantly raturned to Dallas after spending approxi— eo, mately a year in Yugoslavia om a job for the ICA. I calied cn de Hubren- 9 2. | gchilit in carly December 1957 and subaitted a nave check, dated 6 Dee 57.: At that tine, do Nohrens ehildt gave tae a copy ef standard-parsonal history | forn Fe. which 2 gives considerable biographic datas which | is an enclosing. oo ra aville e. oc * ¢ A lee HetOS WALD €z61- a42es) — Pec. coutains : se couctl~ han keene. £ Pach REIS, Het in| seek Bogan Deccan _ beth of on Mobil 7 Ss. See bokee ; a | "7 ee at) ™~ Ce alo vM. 4 (obpone cytes ences Ar Yee 3294 Doeld:32357018 Page 13 ©...
. of this trip, as taken From the 38 Cct 61 issue of the pailes Times Herald,  Eund maksieg campaign Co als vu eonth inemtabe and 1959. In late 1959 or early seo, Ur, and Mrs. a5 Hohrenschildt went sbout sin feet tall end weigha arcund 180 pounds. . For a nen his aze, | approximately 53, be Keeps pinsal? in goad. condition and ig 2 bLE ve Bos has an ey» for the ladies andi I understand his intare ab dovzs nor Be mne eciprocatads | He leada a scaawhat unconvantional Live, plays £ emis. lat 5 ofclonk Jo the morning, ha is rather outspoken, hes a keen interest _$n international affairs and ‘kn sopial justice, By local conservative She nallas. ¥ only know of one good friend of his. This is(Col.} nae : Docld: 32357018. Page i4 eet en cee eter ete ene Rea Ee nner ee Re Enh cree enemies ee ene neta ° f At this tine I saw and net ics. Jan ce Nohrenschilit, a white Pusasea enigras Fron Shanghai. zr saw the a o Nohranschizat %>5 soysral times in 1953 cn an 18 month biking trip throush sericod and Central America. An account 7 3 enclosed. : pe h, Ik the way of a perscaal assessaent, t vould say thst the. do Mobrenschilit'’s are an interesting and umisual couple. This is, = - belisve, the second parriags for both of thea. Hrs..de Fonrenschilét, 0! who hus been a successtul drass dasigs Bary hes a groun,parries daughter, © who is quite n fine artist. Georgs da Hohranschilit hss several children. - y his First wits (reportedly a vary wealthy woman nov living in the | iddle East}... Cne cf bis children dicd of cystic fibrosis and. George ar @e Bohrenschildt has always hom very active - in the yearly cyst tie Fibeosia | ae Be ‘George de Hobrenschildt makea a good appearance’ “Be ig. physical fitness note ~ He is a ptgerate drinker and vhen I last s sof hin, snoked 2 pipe. Ff “would describe his personslity as “fdendly ond out nt. going although I have heard him referred to aa conceited. La reputedly a stardands, he would be considered a Liberal. His outlook ca Rife ie os on “6. Da Wohmenschilat is 5, gately vel known ‘in petroleva ctreles *oniov (Ratires) who is la the of} Leasing businass. The colonel sod TL -- both play handball. He mentioned tee last tine f San hia that de Nohrin schildt wanted his to come. to Haiti to belp hia run a plantation and So organize a company there. I believe that tha de Hohrenschildt’s left for Haiti in sbout February of 1963 bat L as very vague on this colnet Tf thera is eny additional informatica I can furnish, pease let ms know, -Cry- OSA ones bas) mMESSMmEAN | A Dellas. Geeal F evel ancl beiginess - AVSe cjate. : Da MeHRENSCHILDT @siz7 Ins a) aston oon, oe Jvalton¥oore/ra 7 7 7 ae ano Pe eS wales waa . * as stated above: a oC SO 7 : a4 oe — g- psuin Exctetet ‘eo 2 | ,
wun SET eee eel ones Filled In) | INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM 10: a FROM: Chief, Contact Division, 00 - Chief, Personnel Security Division, ‘OS SUBJECT: de MCIPENSCHILUL, George rts” lb ~L@2 os | . AKA: von MCHRENSCHILUT, George Sergi a S ~~ -. won NOSRENSCHELIE Jerzy #TT5- our request for a security clearance on the subject: 1. Reference is made to ¥y The necessary checks have person as a potential. source of intelligence information. been completed with. the following results: - oe No additional inf ormation has been obtained,. ‘except for such : —_ cee i _ biographic information as indicated below or in the attachment.” ets 2. om Information has been received that subject was , investigatea a with a a favorable xesults - in - - oe Nene ag Sate a Certain ‘information } has been received and appears in the attachment aa which your Division wiLL wish to consider in determining the e extent and tevel of your use of Subject. oe ee te: is to be notea that « our checks vere made. on . the basis of ‘the. “Jaentitying “‘sntormation you furnished or in an attachment to this memorandum. - Should it be dis- —: closed that this information is erroneous or that Subject is Jnown, Ye @ different name this . Division should ‘be notiti ied | immediately. we Chief, Personnel Security Division _ Abtachnent: TS <7) DISAPPROVED- yo 1 is CATEGORY 15 ASSIGNED BY INDEX _ FOR HEADQUARTERS USE ONLY, THE” ; FIELD CHIEF DETERMINES LEVEL Co | CLASSIIED, biscLosune B: FORM NO. j p24 / § NOV 56 Page. 16.
#775 Subject was investigated by Federal Agencies in 191, 192, - 195, 1917, and 1957. ‘The investigation reports as vell as the ~ files of other Federal Agencies reflect the folloving: ee . “Between 190 and 1942 Subject was considered to be -pro-Gernan.and suspected of being a Cerman propagandist and an espionage agent. Several informants stated that Subject was in » sympathy , with ‘the Commmist form of government in Russia bub knew of noo. 0°” un-American activities on the part of Subject. One informant wv ..- - advised in. Ashe that Subject had definite Commnistic tenden~ | co cies. a, wn. . one - Investigations failed to produce any legal competent | i. _ | eo ts evidence or witnesses to substantiate the ‘Teports that Suvject rr ~ had been proConnunist or pro-Nazin wo fe a “Majority: of informants corisider Subject. to be ‘eccentric; - po Le irresponsible, conceited, - an adventurer fond of exaggeration, : and ee : - overly aggressive. _ ae vs | Subject has be een 1 known to associate with persons oo . questionable loyalty, reputation,’ oe moral charagter. eet - . ‘Subject when. interviewed, “admitted that he tends ‘bo exage eS, — porate and advised that he thougat the Gommnist form of govern~ Bite Poe ment of Soviet Russia was the better form of government on tha... 2-74. - European continent, and thet he had a great admiration for the - - x oo rac Commnisbic form. of government, but that that did not prevent °..09. 02 pes .: him from having a stronger feeling of loyalty to the government wn ie Pa “ of the United States. 7 cae ca 7 7.53294 Dockd:32357018 Page 17.0 0. |
George DE MOHRENSCHILDT From the Office. of Security CIA CONNECTION: DE MOHRENSCHILDT was security disapproved for OSS employ- | ment on'18 July 1942 because he was suspected of being a Nazi. ‘agent. On 13 August 1958 derogatory information was furnished. ~:~ the Contact Office who was interested in interrogating him as an alien contact. His second wife, Phyllis whom he married on ~~ : -: “JL July 1948.and divorced 29 December 1949, was employed as a o> = 2 |. - .. receptionist by a covert project (NCFE), from 1950 to 12 January 9 fees - 1951 when her employment was terminated: . (Reason not given.) 22. | i° . . . ; Dt ce, oe . ee a -Subject's brother, Dimitri $. VON MOHRENSCHILDT, was 0 0 --. approved on 11 April 1950 for exploitation as a contact. for <> : foreign intelligence purposes on a limited basis; not to receive ~~ 9+] 0. _ classified information above. confidential. 90. 4. QS INDICES RESULTS: oo OS Files on Subject,'his second wife, and his brother reflect use by the Agency as set out above. Subject was ~~ - investigated. by the FBI in 1941, 1942, 1945, 1947 and 1957.00 Between 1940 and 1942 Subject was considered to he pro-German =... - -and suspected of being a German propagandist and an espionage ~.” agent. Several informants stated that Subject was in sympathy - with the Communist form of government .in Russia but knew of ~ no un-American activities on the part of Subject... One infor- 9/0’ -— mant advised in 1947 that Subject had definite Communistic ~°0 7. --tendencies. However, investigations failed to produce any —- ” ~~ °" Jegal competent evidence or witnesses to: substantiate the reports that Subject had been pro-Communist or pro-Nazi. The 9 majority of informants consider Subject to-be eccentric, ~ irresponsible,.conceited, an adventurer fond of exaggeration — and overly aggressive. He has been known to associate with persons of questionable loyalty, reputation and moral character. — .Subject has admitted that he tends to exaggerate and stated: that he thought the Communist form of government of Soviet ~ _ Russia was the better form of government on the European: ne Hi, 53294” Docid:32357018 - Page 18...
continent; that he had a great admi form of government but that this admiration did not prevent him _ from having a stronger feeli the United States... ration for the Communist ng of loyalty to the government of re ae A New York Times item for 12 December 1966 mentioned that “:.. ” George DE MOHRENSCHILDT has been | acquainted with Jacqueline KENNEDY'’s father, John BOUVIER, and mother, Mrs. Hugh AUCHIN- - GLOSS, since Mrs. KENNEDY was a girl. . The DE MOHRENSCHILDT's °° 20 fo" _ were quoted as saying they were perhaps the only persons in: - -. - the world to have k and OSWALD... |) ‘DocId:32357018° Page 19 nown the families of both President. KENNEDY ae
— ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET 7 Hoch/Warren Commission Paper | . Inspector General 7 oom 28624 Hqs.. _[OPReer designation, room number, and [] SECRET ran CONFIDE NTIAL. . 3294 Docld:32357018 Page 21... ered <5 or Ce on ieee ae NO. 28 April. 1975 OMMENTS {Numb each commend to show from whom % whom. Draw o line across column after each comment) | “The attached documents are submitted for review and clear- _ ance to the Presidential - , Commission investigating the CIA, Please return, unmarked, ‘to the Inspector Gen eral as soon as possible.” Space for concurs | rence is: s provided below... anaes oe | rhis aper MUST be read for a bt | release to the Commission aaa . noon 128 April. - . s ‘T concur in the release of the. : attached documents to the °- ‘| Presidential Commission. OE OAY . 0 unciassiriep
his a May 1964 memorandum to the Acting Chief, Contact Division, attached at Tab 8 (a typed version of the: document — original). | He may shave been involved in the Agency” Ss “effort to. gations. | Mr. Moore has. stated that he was never asked by Mr. de Mohrenschildt for advice concerning Oswald. “We find no andication that there was ever any contact between Osvala and, ‘Mr. Moore. ‘Was J. Walton Moore connected with CIA? Was he connected with the Oswald case? - . oS . _ oo, 8 ‘Answers: Mr. J. Walton Moore was employed by CIA in the Contact Division office in Dallas “during the early 1960's. ‘His only contact: with | the Oswald ‘case prior to the assassination is recorded in is also attached because. of the poor egabitity, of Be support the Warren, Commission during the Commission" Ss investi -, Docid: 32357018, Page 22
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