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[toetormacoz7a] eo a ¢ EYES omy = SECRET ~ 4 OCT 1973 SUBJECT: Robert A. Maheu 1. Robert A. Maheu was born on 30 October 1917 in Waterville, Maine. He graduated from Holy Cross College, Worcester, Massachusetts in 1940. He is married and has four children. ; 2. He was employed as a Special Agent with the Federal Bureau.of Investigation from 1940 to 1947. Upon resigning from the Bureau a venture into private enter- prise culminated in bankruptcy in 1952. Subsequent to his bankruptcy, he was employed as Special Assistant to , the Administrator, Small Business Administration with the , specific duty of Director of Security. In February 1954, he was forced to resign for political reasons from this position. He then established his own investigative organization known as Robert A. Maheu Associates, and rented desk space in a suite occupied by Carmine S. Bellino, a former Bureau Agent, Certified Public Accountant, and currently employed on Capitol Hill with one of the Congres- sional Committees. - 3. Mr. Maheu's organization successfully handled a number of prestige accounts, including Niarchos, Schenley Distillers, New York Central Railroad, United Steel Workers Union, and ultimately Howard Hughes. Although he has main- tained offices in Washington, D.C. and Los Angeles, most recently he resided in Las Vegas, Nevada. 4. He was initially recruited by the Office of Secu- rity in 1954 and granted a Covert Security Approval on 30 August 1954. He performed many sensitive assignments for the Office of Security, and also accepted assignments from elements of the predecessor of the Deputy Director for . Operations. an E2 IMPDET CL BY: 061142 EYES ONLY 2 SFORET ms. Ps i
SER S$. Some of those assignments included the | following: A. ent of feminine companionship during an official State visit On "Fan ‘dum dated 16 May 1973) B. Johnny Reselli The use of a momber of the Mafia din an attempt to assassinate Fidel Castro, initiated in August 1960. (See attached Tab 2--taken fron “Family Jewels" menoran-~ dum dated 16 May 1973) y Jewels" menoran- C. Cover Various officers of the Clandestine Service met with Mr. Meheu ever the years from 1954 to 1970 to determine the feasibility .of using his firm for non-official cover purposes. | Actual cover uses were provided for one officer in Nr. Naheu's Washington Office frog Septenbor. 1964 to June 1966, and another officer used the p—tawase of Malo Assoctates representatives in (of fron 1 August 1968 through: oi Decemper 0. (See attached Tab 3~-Director of Security Memorandum to the Director of Central Intelligence, dated 20 January 1971) 6. No contact has been made with Nr. Maheu since the termination of the above cover arrangenent. : 3 Atts EYES omy _ 2, SEurcl
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5 SEC, XVI. REMARKS E i 2. on ne af See ATV, MILITARY STATUS Present Dratt Status Have you registered under the Selective Service Act of W948? ~ Yes No, r : : It yes, indicate your present draft classification = ee Present Reserve er National Guard Status ; Do you now have Reserve or National Guard Status Yes # No. Lf yes, complete the tullowing, ~— ~~ i. National. Guard Air Nationa? Guard Inactive Reserve Status > 2 . 3. Active Reserve Status {member of organized unit) | Service tpeeSmaatlimnDnittehpen —* Grade Sar aah cell Serial Number Pe ne aed Reserve Unit with which currently aftiliated " a Service Mobilizaties Assignment, if any . 7 Location of Service Records, if known SEC, XV. TRAINING _ List the training courses or subjects you have taken in this organi: Use this space to indicate any other qualifications you may have which you do net describe above. rs fl H i } a :
14-00000 REPORT OF QUALIFICATIONS ROTE: THIS PEPORT MUST NOT BE DISCUSSEO WiTH APPLICART O® EMPLOYEE” Name OF fa wee tog BPEL GC amr? 1 Aten Pe \ , TEST RECORD. WOTE: Peieigy cing REPRESENTS AVERAGE BAN RINGS FOR PROFESS FS08t ARS TECHNICAL PLASGMALL, DIRECTIONS ‘COLORED Ling VEAESENTS SUBJECTS RANKS. GT AG HIGHER TYPING Gis TEST 4 RT TGN“GLASER : GESERAULTZAT IONS IaFERENCES FOrd 1G LANGUAGE READENG TESTS LanGuage WEAN SCORE SUBJECT SS ScGar IGite, ARGUMENTS : . FRENCH it uc HECOG. ASSUMP, rs ee GEN. LOG, 1 . FRENCH uy 8 REA, era aL Se , ~ . GERMAN 30 ce Se ITALIAN 3? eee nn nen an SPANISH > 38 EVALUATION OF EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE ; : TYPE OF POS . GUT STANOING SUPERIOR TRADE QUATE a . Eoucat ion on co ao. co cc DIRECT EXPERIENZE oo co ca: co co , INDIRECT ExPERT ERE cu7 [a a | aS | A ttt cE tenner ner tat tener . ° ‘ EOUCAT ION ca cc. | a ca Ca DIRECT ExPcRifacs = (oy co ome) ) co 2 INDIRECT ExPED LENCE | ET Cc Cc I a Eoucs rion co om <3 os | DIRECT ExPeRtence = | CC | ‘om oo on INDIRECT ExPEatence = poy Cr Cc co cx QUALIFICATIONS TEceaicias FORM NO. ae Fee 1950 277706
re Pete Oe > SECRET . ca by, L. | QUALIFICATIONS SYSTEM RECORD CHANGE APPLICANT CODING DATA MUST CONTAIN ReQrarts THE CATA antiye Cress 2 tery 5) witt oe ritico on WNEN CODING £4 APPLICANT rar THE FINI Time, THIS TORM 1S THEM ATTACHEO TO rope 1962, MAS ER QUAL FT ICA® TIONS COOtuG BEoORO, i : : LANGUAGE COOING DATA « Fort thle i hoo ota evescvee 0, & Lancuace Data coor mo ; | Z-.errens BASE CODE a SL DATE Suge. Treg MO oa YR 5. Gare, oF BRIN ween ron ble ogsotes wo LANGUAGE Sy somperence, CMTCR THE FOLLOWING IN wrce ts "NO+s LANGUAGE" (12010173) LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TOST DATA 5_LANGUAGE DATA BErORE TeEsT OATA FOR TEM 2 TMRU 7 I EXTRACTED FROM Form 127 J T LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY AND : 2 APR 1967 AWARDS DATA, *, cm mo amen g Ma rset ; | | The authorization | . . Proficiency in the language factor eg emPloyea' disclaim of b: : , E cated on t bo tee ‘rofletency Disenag rin oF fs and designated "Langage ia : “s & 8 Ocat : | Analyelé Branch, Office of Personnel.” P° W4lificationg . H ee oe eee TTT ante spat a Sete = ne Vite _ de Ye i
(fosto‘aat03t6 ADPG ‘ Attention: Security Officer ' 8 MAR 1951 Chief, Special Security Division 3G 2278 - BECOREES #LE394, | | | eat , | Reference is made to our memorandum dated 2 February 1951 granting a covert security clearence te Subject in accordance with your memorandum of 22 Novenber 1950, ae In eccordance with the memorandum froxi dated & February 1951, our covert sccurity clesranté ornary 1951 is amended to inclinde the Subject's use for covert lawyer support for operations in the form ef cut out, lege) advice, transmission of funds, and other assis- tence of a legal nature in comection with projects af the requesting office, Tt is assumed that the employing office has teken into consideration the Subject’s recent appointment as Enforcement Officer of the Beonomic Stabilization Agencyy in meking his assigment, FOR THE SECURITY OFFICER, CIA a + fe % a f ao ; lao j oer to, ROBERT H, CUNNINGHAM a Morse: seb 3 =7—51 ec: File WLS Background Use oe Do Not Reproduce Only. : ays)
404-10122-410317 ee 1 5 ory we af 5 February 1951 MEMORANDUM FOR: II/OS . - i 56 2276- Vesoy SUBJECT : Clearance for REFERENCE: Memorandum dated 21 November 1950 1. It is requested that this clearance referred to be changed to include use of the subject for covert lawyer sup- port for operations in the form of cut-out, legal advice, transmission of funds, and other assistance of a legal nature in connection with our projects. re WE-4/JLS/sft RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only (Oo Not Reproduce 0)
14-00000 SECRET = EY ES ONLY TRCHNICAL, SERVICES STAFE TRAINING DIVISION EVALUATION PHOTO TP. Hasie Photography NAMED ht ooen, Loo fe: | . OFFICE: STAPE: py DIVE gy ANCHE 7 DATES TAINED: - troms! 24" tos 4 eee 195% the course is prinurily designed ta develop ahilla, Several subjects, however, (auch na telephoto lenses, ateres photography ete.) are covered only briefly and the Purpose in these subjects ia mercly to impart ag under. a _ studing, and pot a shill. This form, therefore, evaluates » a, The student's tevel of understanding (signified by the letter “U") ar - be The degrey of akill attained (signified by the letter USM). whichever is upplicable. - I Hasie photographic theary and practices A. Manipulation of comers’ L. Leies {8}. 2. Signet (S) —— pd BTEC ne 4. Camera focusing Oy caine mene afer ER ane He Depth of Fick! scutes (HU) C, Relationship of aperture to shutter speeda (UN) oo i Processing and Printing: A. Developers, hype, washing, drying (S) 2 eee eras ses 13. Poading NIKON film developing tank (S) ou C. Use and function of the enlarger (S) D,. Contrast papers - sclection of proper paper for w particular negative (S) EE. Print control (ey * IH Use of filers: (1) a — IV Use of exposure meter, (WU) | Vo Indoor photography: A. Emploving only natural room lighting (SS) oo E. Emploving accessory room lighting for 1D pictures (S) SECHET ~ EYES ONLY
as f MCHesPeRYES ONLY jp PRO [ST y ag i Dey VE Doc , ae al i 3 Jacument Copying ; § | i is | =) A. Techriquen (8) —_ : — jars On NS rs . o 7 —— Ft i * if ! He Rasipaient (8) . a. _ one pan ee es - 1 aL -4 : CL Selection af film (S) a ee as | L. See : D. Developing and Printing (S) i VIE Telephoto, wide angle lenses, stereo photography (Qo VIE Reflea Copy Printing: , A. Use of permanent photo tab printing bex (8) a a He Use of portuble “Contura” unit (8). 2 ef C. Adaptation of “Contura”® unit to clandestine needa (UV) — IN) Graphics Registry /OCD - Understanding of what is | necessuryin a photograph in onler to be of use to Gruphica Hegistry (1) en fe OBSERVED GENERAL TRAFTS.& CHARACTERISTICS a dock 1 General Quality of prints ct nc rn HW Choice of subject matter - organization and COM POSTEO ered enter IH Quality ef darkraon: work (cleanliness, Neutness, ete.) IV Auitude towaril subject matter ee ne , REMAR KS: : Test Grade pe. eee 1 APPROVED: am Siifitothy wi OCC r pp CE ee eens ? i C/TSS/Training Division . . eo dasivuctor _ an SECRET-EYES ONLY
14-00000 Vicran, Loo He Inetruetion was ciyven in ronoral aAhoto-rephy, and ite epplicabion to the onccifie Peellerig of 1 | yround intelli-ance : photo: raphy, doctesonb coryine with two metbalis gating, Pixrd aod melile sur {llancu, avalislide list, cnall o phoboorsp and photocrzohy in voea eecrene Student is well orcanized in tts fomdation for tha wort ke wt This work and has a fine Lil be calles upen to ide Currently he whould be able to hardle slailar accinr rante inbensfied in the field and with additional prac aCticg and «poriorce 46 capatle of apphyinr photecrapiy, wiiely and in a meron techinical situations
14-00000 SECRET qehen Filled En) This Outline, when com interests ‘and proposed and his Career Service i nel Folder and will serve ‘original wil a guide: for 2 rentes must GOy ubfes “the Or Pecen eee ol or carcer pret CONSULT ATTA SECTION A. 4, MAUR or TMPLOVEE Te (LseteF Firat: TMiddiey_ ™ z. Date or BIsiN. rp SrAVICE OLS twa ation { WIGREN, Lee H, 12 Des 1923 ' DI "5. ORGANTZATIONAL TITLE [eo eosrtios rite “TUT ocepatiowal cope fa. OF Lice or j Intelligence Officer | CARLE INTERESTS 9. GENERAL FvPe OF ACTive Ty FI Operations _ 1O. SPECEFIC. TYPE OF ACTIVITY ( (inctading aasignments) A, FRMECOTATE (Within mest § to 2 yearay Asgignment to @. LONG RANGE (Within anoxt J to § pears) Reassignment to Headquarters Dask within WE/1 SECTION C. _ __ TRAINING _.. 14, ORGANIZATIONAL, ENTERAL, AND ON+ THE* JOG TRAIMENG A. IMENT ATE (Within newt | to 3 years; CE Operations, 0.4 Communist Party Organization and Operations, C2 information R®porting, Reports & Requirements, 0425 Secret Writing, T.9 Audio Survestlances, Teh 5 peace) Language Study B. LONG+ RANGE $2 ADOITIONAL COMMENTS  MECOGHIZE THAT THE IMPLEMENTATION OF MY ¥3. DATE COMPLETED CAREER PREFERENCES MUST DEPEND UPON INE NEEDS OF THE ORGANIZATION. tb UNDERSTAND THAT MY PERFORMANCE, CAPABILITIES an9 _ TIRTERESTS WILL BE GIVEN DUE CONS+ ORATION. 20 Nov56 SECRET FORM AOL 1 auc 34 1030 2 14. SIGHATUPE OF EMPLOVES See Item 21 Career Outline saracaartens bain GRADE of SSL SECTION B.  - , tai
14-00000 ° atone im - ‘ TewRET (then Filled Iny - ates r SECTION D. COMMENTS 8Y SUPERVISOR 1S. RELATE VE 10 CARTER ONTERESTS OF EMPLOYEE > 36. RELATIVE TO TRAINING FOR EMPLOVER — oe . * 7+ TYPEO G2 PUINTED NAME OF SUPER YISQOR° $B- SIGIATURE ‘ wo. Time © vi os a 20- OATE ’ FOR USE OF CAREER VERVICE . = : SECTION E. 21- COMMENTS Oetailed tadividual Career Plan approved by FA Paced an file in Fl Career Management Qtfice, 2048 2a. TVPELO Of PRINTEO NAME rs 2a. TITLE : : | 13 FER 1857 on LEAVE DL ANE SECRET
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14-00000 WN heen ee Gala Lelae oT me ne oe Tt Registrar, Cffice of Training I certify that I completed the Cable writing Refresher HOe xy. tine Se.
74-00000 ° NAME GIVEN BY DE ARMAS John VALDAVIAN (aka> BLADABIAN) A. NASS Anselmo ALLIEGRO (HIJO) Justo ALFONSO (aka: "El Gallego") Ricardo MORALES NAVARRETE Armando RUIZ Antonio de LEON Mario MEJIA RICARD cake: RICART) an OS FILE, IF ANY, AND COMMENTS No Office of Security traces regarding all variations. Probably identifiable with Donald L. NESS, State Depart- ment.RSO in Santo Domingo. ~No Office of Security traces. No Office of Security traces. No Office of Security traces. Possibly identifiable with Armando VALENZUELA RUIZ, SFi7 OA request by WH/3 used due to significant derogatory information developed. Possibly identifiable with Sergio Aritonio LOPEZ DE LEON, SF#740 227, who was apparently Probably identifiable with Marcio MEJIA RICART, CR to SF#244 148 (Manuel Moises LAMARCHE SALAS). In June 1960 latter advised FBI that RICART was a Venezuelan active in anti-TRUJILLO activities and had visited Miami in April to buy B-26's and weapons for an attack on- the Dominican Republic; also advised that RICART was an instructor at Caracas University, was asSso~ ciated with Director of Economic
pew E-E-CR-E=f TRAINING EVA! UATION Advanced Countereaptonags Ceurea No, 4 __WIGREY,_lace eM TS Cote 154 Name Save Datos of Courze —— F nen Dato of Birth Grate cr Hank O?fice Resoareh and analysia «» Intollipence Officer cae gn ne peeytttnem  o - So een ernest ET eT eh Projected Assipnmant or Prosent Pestidon 1. Tho Advanend Countoreapionige Courso da a snectalized asures of two wocks! duration dnaatgned for CE nyootallate arc trate aupervincra, | Tho Basis CE Course or equivalent axperitned Ls o normal pravequinite rar ontry inte tho Advanecd CE Courma, The couroa ta enndvatad on a sendinar, roundetable basis, Enphasie is placed on stiwient partlolpation curing staf and-rudst lectures, Time ta allotted for eocding tha mztensi¢a_. material provided, . . 2, Speeinlizad tochniquses ef CE oparations are smphuislzed, Courtar eaplonaga aapscts of dovblo arant operations, listsus situations, awl defeation are ouamined in dotetl. Sy@elel attention in piven to the structure ard medusa opsrandl of Soviet and Satelite Lntemea? ant ozternnl clanisotine corvicoc, Sintlas studies ara made of? tee Veagtarn Saevlosay aa they currently aciot and an they msy affaet Aferney eporations, 3, Fash atudent 48 required to rive a prantntetion befors the class. This hour-long presentation La baacd on a probled assipmnent piven thes stixdiont ly the staff, Excortion ig meds whors magenta have the Plold o: hoacquartars oxporionca ir CE or a rolated field; eveh a atudent js pormittad to give a oncehour locters based on apeni2ie experiences, The "canred” prohloms are acloctad to test students? ability to co Ch reasearch, Gollata, make lorical. analyses, and praesent iveap offoctivaly to a seminar PYCUp.s : 4 This evaluastian ts baged pelcorily on thé studant. prosentation, _ ard to a lessee darren on rarticipotion in aemtrar Giacurusiona shon ff ' Pp * : eerducted by the staff, i Seal sol ine Raval fisted leer teeth sith itd SF e
14-00000 eo SECRET 1, Mr, Vieren ranted in the top bracket of a Bireee elaua, tle eontrlinted effectimiy in meninar dtzeusstons, He agzesured to bo _Blert, and to have a goed crasp of CE fundarontals, 2. Mp, Virron's precontation deult with his basi Steff C, The presentation was woll organtsed and was to the class's Ch tackrrouni, 2 geatennont in & caior eontribution ' 3, In gy opinion, !r. Wigren hen. the backyrourd acei grasp of CE peineip les adequate for a CE case officer and analyst, r
14-00000 wo Coe ADA ISTRATIVE — INTERNAL USE. UY 9 AUG 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD FROM : Robert W. Gambino Director of Security SUBJECT: Robert Maheu 1. On 4 August 1976 Mr. James P. O'Connell, formerly Deputy Director of Security for Physical, Technical and Overseas Security, now retired, called to inform me that he had been contacted by Robert Maheu concerning a book which Maheu is writing. 2. Mr. O'Connell indicated that Mr. Maheu wanted to discuss the book with him, together with Mr. Maheu's ghost writer, one Joseph Frank. Mr. O'Connell stated that he agreed to meet with Maheu but wanted me to know that he would not provide Maheu with any information of a classified nature. 3. On 5 August 1976 Mr. O'Connell called Mrs | | ere l*® advise that he had decided against meeting wit aneu. Mr. O'Connell stated that he told Maheu that he just simply did not want to get involved. 4. On 8 August 1976 Mr. O'Connell called me at my home to advise that he had been contacted by a reporter from The Washington Post in response to the news story concerning the death of Johnny Roselli. The Post reporter wanted to interview Mr. O'Connell to obtain the "general background and color details concerning Johnny Roselli.'' Mr. O'Connell advised that he told The Washington Post reporter he had nothing of interest to provide him. 5. Mr. O'Connell elaborated further concerning Mr. Maheu's book, stating that Maheu was now in London where Mr. O'Connell speculates he will publish the book. Mr. O'Connell believes that the book will be concerned primarily with Maheu's relationship with Howard Hughes and that Maheu'ts connections ADMINISTRATIVE — IRTIOTAL USE ONLY 8
with CIA will be of minor importance. Mr. O'Connell volun- teered to contact Maheu and request galley proofs in order to review the book prior to publication to determine if he, Mr. O'Connell, is portrayed in an accurate manner and if an information sensitive to CIA is included in the book. I Beg explained to Mr. O'Connell that whatever action he wanted- to take was a private matter but that CIA was of course interested in protecting classified information and infor- . mation concerning sources and methods. . I thanked Mr. O'Connell for the above information and he advised that he would contact, me further should he obtain additional information concerning’ Maheu's book. fA Robert W’ Gambino - Distribution: Original - Maheu File 1 - James P. O'Connell File
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Ttoa-t0122-10399 ao .- . © dated 23 March 1965. These i ained from Security Officer, NE Division. | interest was generated by the interest of the Legislative Counsel. 0 F 3 OPTIONAL FORM MO. 19 $010 104 ‘UNITED STATES GOVT. .MENT “Memorandum TO : FILE DATE: 25 March 1965 FROM : James E,. Mackey, Jr. SUBJECT: MOSS, Edward K. #172 646 1. Attached herewith is a memorandum datéd 23 March 1965 from the Office of Legislative Counsel to Mr. Tom Iucid and a copy of the trans- 2. Mr. eviewed Subject's file and advised the undersigned that the pertinent portions would be made available to the Legislative Comsel with the prohibition that the results of the FBI investigation would not be made available to the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 3. Also, on 23 March-19655' Betty: Butkley,! Secretary in.the Chief's _ office, CA:Staff; called and wanted to know when the “last ‘Covert Security _ “Approval was granted and to whom. The “undersigned advised Betty Buckley. that the last Covert Security Approval was granted on 7 November 1962 to - CA Staff for use by CA/PAG, Project ZRMAJOR, coordination with ‘NE Division, who had a prior interest. 4, No further action is contemplated at this time. _ g & ~~ a & a i 7 Semes E. Mackey Jim Neckey Dats; In/2 =S59] : 4-E-25 Attachment: Memorandum dated 23 March 1965 Transmittal Sheet dated 23 March 1965
“TO uncassiies Tena ‘+ 2) CONF**"NTIAL (J SECRET cr “ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET : pecerewcev! Thomas A. Lucid , : cate Assistant to the DD/P 6644 23 March 1965 COSAMERTG [Number ooch conmect te thew trea when & whem, Grew @ ne acrem coven ow each comment.) poreemen Po To 1: Does your Division have an interest in Edward K. Moss and/o info which can be forwarded to the House Foreign Affairs Committee as requested in attached memo? SS Please submit reply by 1200 hrs., 24 March. ; CONFIDENTIAL (C) INTRAL = )._CUNCLASSIFIED - perennation aie ean oe ns ei SRE ate atalino
74-90000 _— . ad 23 March 1965 MEMORANDUM FOR: Me. Thomas Lug id SUBJECT: Edward K. Moses 1. This le the case I called you about on Priday, result of an inquiry received from the House Poreign Affairs Commuitice. Subject ie reportedly registered under the Foreign Agents Regie- tration Act fur Somalia, Cameroons, and Sudan. 2. RI chech revealed a Bureau report on public relations work for Varona and an Attorney General letter to Congress, indicating hie work for two other African countries. Have been advised that NE obtained a CSA in 1959 and CA in 1962 for an Edward Kipper Mose in the public relations field. ' 3. Could you help us get whatever information is appro- ’ priate to aseure that we are not caught in the middle on this _ Congressional inquiry? Inquiry wae received Friday and we need to get back to them ae soon as possible. Thanks. LYLE L. MILLER Office of Legislative Counsel
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14-00000 ’ Frequently By. LEADERSHTE 10. ENTINIE LAS: ant —_ (2) Hot observed _ 1 Dicplayed no indlestion af penuine interest in the subject, ' ee, mdccly interest- ed in the subject. NPTSREST IN THE WORK SECRS oe eee 3 Displayed definite interest in onaking this sphere of ectivity his career, . Ul, ALILITY TC GET ALONG WITH ASCOCIATES Not observed L allonatod asecclatea. . i i i 1 1 t i Not ciucerved * Appeared to withe draw from proup activities to a marked depree even when roqueste ed to take part. 13, TACT Not observad Merkedly blunt and indtisereet YU. PERSUATIVENESS Nob otrcrvad Did not influence the thinking and actionn of others x Vas noticeably lacking in: a, sociability b, consideration ef others c, cooperative. ness. Took ae) part din group activities, 2 Oceaslohally said or did something which induced an une favorable reaction, 2 His opinions rarely affected his associates, ne) no¢iable, considerate and cooperative Vicenevis _ associates, 4 lormally participated within the group. a? dlecreact. iste! ma successful in eelling a point or himrelf, a Displayed ue ‘usual enthustasn and interest, a / Displayed definite a, soclabllity b, consideration of othora €. cooperatives Hees, Displayed leadership ' abllity on reveral eccasions,. Had yood diccern- ment for the appropriate thing to ‘say or do. a Vas very good at influencing others by his own personality and thinking, - Oi gplayed excepttians] enthusiasm and intense interest, Unumually rociable, considerate and coonsrative vis-aevis assoclates, Consirtently assumed loader ship in group activities, a Conelstently deronstrated keen poreeption vor fitting soeech or conduct. & _ Site sontacattmseceifenasn- en er tandee Was outstanding in abllity ts cesciond respect anc attention through his rersonality and thinking. ,