JFK Assassination System Date: 4/29/201 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: FBI - RECORD NUMBER:  124-10294-10045 Released under the John Kennedy Wssassination Records RECORD SERIES: HQ ollection det of 1992 (44 U5¢ 2107 Note). ase#: NW 54027 Date: nNs—-22-2017 AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 2-1423-3RD NR 36 Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: BELMONT, A. H. TO: MOORE,D.E. . - TITLE: DATE: 05/25/1959 PAGES: 2 SUBJECTS : IID, MEETING, NICARAGUAN LEADERSHIP, INVASION ro. PLANS, ACA, GUNS DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: 4 CURRENT STATUS: . Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 07/15/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE COMMENTS : v9.1 10 HW 54027 DBocld:323061387 Page 1
~, see mere nn af Nn AOE ep Oe oe a eg TS RE ER eee RE EET Se ee arn SOO EG Or © er + 4 ae _— “ay M. EN na, ‘S. . os « Office LVLQ./ANAUIN + UNITED SIXTES GOVERNMENT — 5 ‘ | conten sl ' To :Mr. D. BE, Moore wf asa ae aly "pare:May 25, 1959 ; : 4 4 ni) os = : Tolson ! PROM : Mr, A. H. Belmon 1 - Mr. DeLoach es ; 1. - Mr. Donahoe Mohr “- 1 -~- Mr . Nasca Parsons —— SUBJECT: ALLEGED INVASION OF CUBA Tone IS - CU Wee guilwwan Totes tens al Secu ty. ©uBA Tele. Room Irving Davidson called me on the evening of May 25 to advise. : that he had returned from about 2 weeks in Nicaragua where he had sp ff ‘ 10 or 12 days with President Somoza and General Somomza. They told him otk they did not want any part of invasion plans for other countries; that they have enough internal problems themselves. They indicated further that they do not think that neighboring counties will attack Nicaragua and if there is any attempted invasion of Nicaragua it will be possible | to handle the matter through the Organization of American States (0. Davidson said that he had been down to Miami again and ta / jto Tabernilla and Faget and that they are more anxpous than ever to take ‘action against the Castro regime but they want U. S. sanction. Davidson, | 7 Said that Batista is very insecure in the Dominican Republic. ; Davidson said that Howard Davis, who had been working with hie | tafael Del Pino, called him last week and told Davidson he needed 24 90-caliber machine guns. Davidson told him okay, to write him a letter, and he would contact the Munitions Control for authority and get the guns. However, Davis did not want any part of this. Davidson thinks Woward Davis is headed for a crack-up. AU Davidson said that Earl McDonald, in the Security Commission of the American Legion, had worked with one Pedro Massones of New York with the idea of setting up a goodwill mission to the Dominican Republic, He said that McDonald was a close friend of “DeLoach, formerly of the FBI," | and McDonald had been attempting to arrange for DeLoach to go down to the Dominican Republic. I told Davidson that’ he had his wires crossed because | Mr. DeLoach is presently an Assistant Director in the FBI] and is certainly | not taking any trip to the Dominican Republic on a goodwill tour. Davidson | Said that McDonald was worried, over the fact that he had talked up such a goodwill trip and was concerned about.his discussion with Massones in this respect. ; 1 contacted Mr. DeLoach and he advised that he knew no une by ithe name of McDonald in the Security Commission of the American Legion nor does he Know any McDonald connected with the American Legion. Mr. DeLoach has not had any discussions about a trip to the Dominican Republic. This appears to be something dreamed up by Davidson, ene names seen KNCOMMENDATION: <)((2TeE #, Fre deywee, © JUN 9 1989 Ce. ea me ee 5/96 bF Whig «¢ . : ¢ Peet, a This is to record Davidson's call. J] see noth try: FSR that requires dissemination. / ~~ 4ABimtb / a v4 b re ee cee ee AN aR =. HW 54027 DBocld:323061387 Page 2?