I. MW 35072 SECTION 107 _)SECURITY INFORMANTS AND CONFIT | jp PTAL SCURCES 107G —~ I d. <All such material should be transmitted in: the same manner as statements furnished by informant. e,. Receipt of such material should be recorded on form FD~306 or ona channelizing memoxvandum containing all applicable items set forth on form PD-306, See section 107M for filing instructions, PASSING INFORMATION IN DOUBLE AGENT OPERATIONS 1. Carefully handle and create basis for acquisition a. In double agent operations information requested by the principals: is frequently pessed either to build up a double agent's stature or as evidence of espionage activity, be. Each case must be carefully evaluated to make certain that a net , gain accrues to the U. S. c. The information which is passed should be carefully handled and appropriate explanations created for its acquisition by the double agent to avoid his compromise, 2. Locating information to pass . Wherever possible the field offisce handling the double agent should locate appropriate information to be passed; however, the Bureau can assist in fulfilling requests for information in possession of Government agencies, 3. Obtaining Bureau authority . - Bureau authority must be obtained to pass any information in a double agent operation except: a.- Newspaper articles bd. Magazine articles ; . o. Pamphlets, brochures, etc., prepared by a private company or corporation for distribution or sale to the public. (This does not include highly technical pamphlets, even if unclassified, which are prepared for limited use by engineering staffs and not intended for release to the public.) 4, Retention of copies of passed material a. True copies should be retained by the office of origin of any documents or material related to the national defense which is passed in doubie agent operations, be. Such material showld be appropriately identified by the double agent, oe. Bureau Agents should not place identifying data on such material but Should preserve any notes made by them in conneotion with the passage of such material, a. Similar action should be taken with regard to any material which is passed which is considered evidentiary although not clearly related to the national defensé, + e. It is not necessary to retain copies of buildup material’ obviously not evidentiary in nature where there is assurance that copies can be obtained at a later date from the Government agency or private concern having oustody. SYMBOLS 1. <Assigning numbers . a. All informants should be designatea by a permanent symbol number of which the Bureau must be advised, Once a symbol number.is assigned, it must not be subsequently reassigned[to any other security, racial, or criminal informant or source cr confidential tecHnigue.]. -b. Potential seourt by informants and confidential sources whose identity must be protected may be assigned permanent symbol numbers if they are producing sufficient information to warrant the use of such designations, co. Individuals to whom permanent symbols assigned are not to be advised of such symbols, ad. An additional cover name should be used by informant in signing his statements and in communications between the informant and the field office. ; e. Bureau should be advised of this cover name in addition to the per- manent symbol, 13 4-13-64 BDoold : 329839525 Page -1401 ' EIA TRA ETRE My Ne Te NA ROTH WROD USOT THE NTE ete:
as, o H. PASSING TNFORMATION IN DOUBLE AGENT OPERLTIONS 1, Carefully handle and create basis for acquisition Ae De Ce 2. Locating information to pass Wherever possible the field office handling the double agent should locate appropriate information to be passed; however, the Bureau can assist in fulfilling requests for information in possession of Government agencies, 3. Obtaining Bureau authority , Bureau authority must be obtained to pass any information : ina double agent operation except: . a. Dd. Cc. 4. Retention of copies of passed material ( Be I. SYMBOLS . . ; ; : 1.* Assigning numbers - La . ve Be b. HW 55072 Doold: 32989529 Page 1402 m 13 _ technical pamphlets, even if unclassified, which are prepared for SECTION 107. Qo INFORMANTS AND conrIngy SOURCES 107G — I All such material should be transmitted in the same manner as statements furnished by informant. Receipt of such material should te recorded on form PD-305 or ona channelizing memorandum containing all applicable items set forth on form FD-306. See section 107M for filing instructions, In double agent operations information requested by the principals is frequently passed either to build up a double agent's stature or as evidence of espionage activity. Each case must be carefully evaluated to make certain that a net gain accrues to the U. S, The information which is passed should be carefully handled and appropriate explanations created for its acquisition by the double agent to avoid his compromise. Newspaper articles . Magazine articles . Pamphlets, brochures, etc., prepared by a private company or corporation for distribution or sale to the public. (This does not include highly Limited use by engineering staffs and not intended for release to the public.) True copies should be retained by the office of origin of any documents or material related to the national defense which is passed in double agent operations, Such material should be appropriately identified by the double agent, Bureau Agents should not place identifying data on such material but Should preserve any notes made by them in connection with the passage of such material, Similar action should be taken with regard to any material which is passed which is considered evidentiary although not clearly related to the national defense, It is not necessary to retain copies of build—up material obviously not evidentiary in nature where there is assurance that copies can be obtained at a later date from the Government agency or private concern having custody. All informants should be designated by a permanent symbol number of which the Bureau must “be advised. Once-a symbol number is assigned, it must not subsequently be reassigned to another[individual.] Potential security informants and confidential sources whose identity must be protected may be assigned permanent symbol numbers if they are producing sufficient information to warrant the use of such designations, individuals to whom permanent, symbols assigned are not to be advised of such symbols. An additional cover name should be used by informant in signing his statements and in communications between the informant and the Pield- office. Bureau should be advised of this cover name in addition to the per- Manent symbol.
- SECTION 107. ¢ SURITY INFORMANTS AND CONFIDENT ‘ SOURCES 107G - TI a, ALL such materianr should be transmitted in the same manner as statements furnished by informant. €, Receipt of such material should be recorded on form FD-306 or on a . channelizing memorandum containing all applicable items set forth on form FD-~305. See section 107M for filing instructions, BH, PASSING INFORMATION IN DOUBLE AGENT OPERATIONS ee? 1. Carefully handle and create basis for acquisition a. In double agent operations information requested by the principals is frequently passed either to build up a double agent's stature ts or as evidence of espionage activity. be. Each case must be carefully evaluated to make certain that a net gain accrues to the U, 5S, c,. The information which is passed should be carefully handled and - appropriate explanations created for its acquisition by the double - agent to avoid his compromise. “2, Locating information to pass Wherever possible the field office handling the double agent should Locate appropriate information to be passed; however, the Bureau can assist in fulfilling requests for information in possession of Government agencies, 3, Obtaining Bureau authority . Bureau authority must be obtained to pass any information in a double agent operation except: _a. Newspaper articles Dt nigh mete ag tte -. lok a on. cere ee weg te b. Magazine articles ss ’ mes i r Gc. Pamphlets, brochures, eto., prepared by 4 private company or corporation for distribution or sale to the public. (This does not include highly technical pamphlets, even if unclassified, which are prepared for Limited use by engineering steffis and not intended for release to the public.) 4, Retention of copies of passed material a, ‘rue copies should be retained by the office of origin of any documents } , or material related to the national defense which is passed in double agent operations. bd. Such’ material should be appropriately identified by the double agent. oc. Bureau Agents should not place identifying data on such material but should preserve any notes made by them ian connection with the passage of such material, a, Similar action should be taken with regard to any material which is passed which is considered evidentiary although not clearly related to the national defense. e. It is not necessary to retain copies of build—up material obviously not evidentiary in nature where there is assurance that copies can be obtained at a later date from the Government agency or private concern having oustody. I. SYMBOLS 1. Assigning numbers @, All informants should be designated by a permanent symbol number of { . which the Bureau must be advised. [Once a symbol number is assigned, rm it must not subsequently be reassigned to another informant. ] ; b. Potential security informants and confidential sources whose tee must be protected may be assigned Dermancnt symbol numbers if they a ; producing sufficient information to warrant the use of such designations. - ec, Individuals to whom permanent symbols assigned are not to be advised . ‘of such symbols, { dad," An additional cover name should be used by informant in signing his statements and in communications between the informant and the field office, , [ e. Bureau should be advised of this cover name in addition to the per- manent symbol. i 13 5-12-61 MW S5072 Doold: 32809529 Page 1403
SECTION 107, SECURITY INFORMANTS[AND CONFIDENTIAL SOURCES{ ““to7e ~ TI ALL such mater “a should be transmitted in the® \ne manner as statements furnished by informant. Receipt of such material should be recorded on form FD-306 or on a channélizing memorandum containing all applicable items set forth on form FD-306. See section 107M for filing instructions, PASSING INFORMATION IN DOUBLE AGENT OPERATIONS 1. Carefully handle and create basis for acquisition “ae In double agent operations information requested by the principals . is frequently passed either to build up a double agent's stature or as evidence of eSpionage activity, be Each case must be carefully evaluated to make certain that a net gain accrues to the U, 8S. c. The information which.is passed should be carefully handled and . appropriate explanations created for its acquisition by the double agent to avoid his compromise, 26. Locating information to pass Wherever possible the field office handling the double agent should locate appropriate information to be passed; however, the Bureau can assist in fulfilling requests for information in possession of Government agencies, 3. Obtaining Bureau authority Bureau authority must be obtained to pass any information in a double agent operation except: . & Newspaper articles .b., Magazine articles. c. Pamphlets, brochures, etc., prepared by a private company or corporation for distribution or sale to the public. (This does not include highly technical pamphlets, even if unclassified, which are prepared for limited use by engineering staffs and not intended for release to the public.) 4, Retention of copies of passed material a, True copies should be retained by the office of origin of any documents or material related to the national defense which is passed in double agent operations, b. Such material should be appropriately identified by the double agent. c. Bureau Agents should not place identifying data on such material but should preserve any notes made by them ih connection with the passage of such material, a. Similar action should be taken with regard to any material which is passed which is considered evidentiary although not clearly related to the national defense. e, It is not necessary to retain copies of build~up material obviously not evidentiary in nature where there is assurance that copies can be obtained at a Jater date from the Government agency or private concern having custody.] ee] ry ~ FN Sm EE me SE NF BN Ee ym I. SYMBOLS f 1. [Assigning numbers] : 7 a. ALL informants should be designated by'a permanent symbol number of which the Bureau must be advised. b. Potential security informants and confidential sources whose identity must be protected may be assigned permanent symbol: numbers if they are preducing sufficient information to warrant the use of such designations. e, Individuals to whom permanent symbols assigned are not to be advised of such symbols. ad. An additional cover name or number should be used by informant in signing his statements and in communications between the informant and the field office, e. ~Burean should be advised of this cover name or number in addition to the permanent symbol. 13 i . 2-12-60 NW kso72 Dacld:32989529 Page 1404 Cee eee bee a ‘ : . ‘ Fe Ke e ‘ . ~ =. re Te RR ence emma RRM IES © tk me eam 8 a , : . . : . e ‘ ee rears amar: ae eceare te ” etd per