74-00000" + : . - ‘Page 2 ' The telephone number for tha | 4 The source said that other m-thoug to contact LOPEZ are as follows: His house Be A | alvadoran. diplomat, Jesus Valencia, io still Living in Habana. age streots is unter the. protection of the Sisiss, and a Suhes flag. flies LOPEZ on Malecon | over the house, but it 4a unzuarded, and people can enter and leave freelys: and Valene are in contact ani-the latter. is willing to help in any’ way: ard has done aa so in the past. Valoncia is ‘also 4n contact with representatives: of the Italian and French Brbabsies. be LOPEZ can ba~ reached through: Justo ZAYAS’ and Luis SANCHEZ, 2339" ‘Sd 17th Ave. Miami, 2e@lephone HI ans 40969 who use the Kx “an Anorican Atrline as a coamo channel " 4Anto and ° of Cuba, 5s ‘LOPEZ tbld the source thst he has acccsa to. fishing boats which can be’ used to ‘ bring’ explo ives into Cuba. . He said that the boats are uly: authorized flehing boata | which have he necessary papers to- fish in Cuban waters and return to their Cuban porta. i 6 The source described ‘LOPEZ as being 40- 44 years of age, short, wears gatamccoe , asses, n | novstactie, and has brown hair, combed back, He works in the port of but because of Cuban government pustom regulations, obviating the mecesaity for such work, he will secon i be unemploynd.e . Fe Tho soukce said that the UX and the 30 of November group are now working together inside Cuba He gaid that during the first part of February 62 the UR ambushed a G- 2 car outside the Arenal theater in Habana, killing 2 Ge 2 men and losing one UR he said that this type of operation, ambushing cars, appeals to the UR and Mane Ee said for this reason LOPEZ 4s particularly desireous of obtaing hand grenades. they would pike to ambush a Soviet or Satellite car, and raise terro among the Soviet and Satellite technicains in Cuba. 8. The source said that he is told that the UR has several small groups ‘in the i Sierra Eecanbray mountains, but that they ficht only a running action. He said that Osvaldo RAMIREZ ig in the Escambray also, but that he refused to join any group or movement. and maintains his independence. i Z 9. The source identifies the following as @- 2 agents: ‘ : : 1 }
: ae page 3 Al as Rolando dg A Botaneoi SUCHLIS HOSTS abe He7, Gamboa He; 4s an saployes of. G- 2 and works ina ban in Habana Aocatad at the rr nd Concha street. ; — TE i an, ; ¥ . € ry “- os 3 A , . be Reabord Canto (Hernandez) a sérzeant in the ‘traffic. polices eg Ha, lives Ana®éparto Santo Suarez, Habana, His brother was an Ambassador tt A Tr mere ee | to, Costa Rica during the time of Hatista. Source knew CANTO in Caracas ee duping ¢ the time of the Cuba Roy olution, and that CANTO has. since enbracgd , me ede hid’ ty. Comore ee: 2 ¢ ‘ 20} Tho source said that rationing cards exist’ tn Hatana, and said that separate ‘ration cards were issued for various items. Thore is a card for. meat, one for ‘lard and buttor, and - - nother entitled Wartos® which was the card for toothpaste and items of this nature. He said that’ on the bottom of eard there were. spaces for the various months and on receiving the month's ta, the respective month was punched, The bearer of ths card must also- show that. his rent for the month was paid before he can biy his ration. He explained that the reason these cards are rarely seen outside Cuba is the fadt thet dt is issued to a household, and it is. generally lert behind to enable thd mame remaining members of tha household to. continue receiving their rations. , ; ‘ ae Source was was a printer by trade said that P, Fernandez, a “abana printing firn, “had at least kam two locations which he knew of. One is on Obispo Street entre Marcaderes y San Iax Inacio; the other on Sanja entre San Francisco y Hospital. He estimated the former had 30 employers, and the latter 20. He said he hadn't passed by the former printing shop recently but ag to the datt -r, he said he has never geen. ay outaide protection whenever he has passed it, pdt eH Baty Agee eee bein as monet tout. eteetesre Fenty hee
PET Sete ct eens tn cent ie Can re, The source said that he could not return to Cuba legally, he was too “het, he- thought, but he would be able to cooperaté in any way he could. Nalso L. Raynock aes wae