14-00000 CLAS SIFIC AT RON DISPATCH Isr RET UMM | SEC / ee es PIMMIA-1 2095 HeadQUAtH tac 8S “RE “ajay — (CHECK “x” ONE} i MABKED FOR INDEXING . , NO INDEIING REQUIRED BCTION BEQUEED INDEXING CAN 8£ JUDGED BY QUALIFIED HQ DESK ONLY WEEE RENCE S? accurate drawing of the type door installed at LIMERICK, This drawing was forwardal to Headquarters via HMMA -11926, 21 January 1959, E. Casing Report on West German Embassy - During June, July and August 1958, SCANTLING prepared a detailed casing report on the new West German Embassy, SCANTLING’s engineering ability enables him to pre pare accurate drawings and sketches from a minimum of data, Also, his personality and gregarious manner permit him to visit the inside of such establishments, with an appropriate cover story, and retain minute details which later he commits to paper and emerges with a comprehensive floor plan and important ooastruction data, F, ‘LIMERICK Construction ~ SCANTLING's long association with this target from the casing standpoint provides the Stat ion with an unparalleled sou rce of in formation about LIMERICK construc tion activ ities, modifications and reasons for same, AU of the LIMERICK cas ing reports on file in Head= qua rters are the product of SCANTLING's unusual a bility and knowledge, Consultations with Station Officers about LIME RICK construction have been of benefit to the Stat iondiring this reporting period an’ they wili continue to be of worthwhile importance, G, Routine Investigations and Surve itances - Although the Station has sev eral assets capable of performing investigations and surv eil lances, SCANTLING is still used in situations requiring the utmost in discretion and clande stinity, His activities in this connection are too numerous to list here; suffice it to state thar he has contribured materially to the Station's collection of operational in formation through his investigative effo rts, SCANTLING's interview of Paul Frederick Kir schho ff (201-4 3645) of LCMAY- FOWL interest is an example of SCANTLING's use on-investigations (see HM MA-1 1749, 17 December 1958), H, ESGEM-15 - SCANTLING served as the cutout with ESGEM-1 5 during the latter’s December 1958 trip to Mexico City, In this connection SCANTLING is 4 Support asset which is trustworthy and dependable, SCANTLING never displays undue curiosity in operations such as the ESGEM-15 one; he accepts the minimum amount of informaticn given and performs his dutics in a professional and sincere manner, I, LIEMPTYV/3 - SCANTLING handles the administ rative marters conn ected with L/3, Doris M, KILLGO provides oper ational direction to L/3. During this reporting period, the Stat ion had hopes of SCANTLING taking over the ope rational super visioa of L/3's.activities, However, af ter a four-month trial period with both SCANTLING and KILLGO meeting with L/3, it was decided thet it would be desirable for KIIKGO to continue handling L/3. L/3’s unusual personality and intellect indicated that he could best be directed by a PBPRIME citizen, Therefore, SCANTLING no longer attends KILLCGO's and L/3's oper ational meetings, although he does continue to handle L/3's administrative problems, J. Raymond H, GERENDE's Duties - Dur ing GERENDE'’s absence from (eee aaron anemia teatime stant ae . PAGEND Usk PREWIOUS EATON CRASSIICATION : . PEPLACES FOENS, sce $b yaa ant wanes AFL BSC Ete
14-00000 MSP ATL $F HBCR ANC MA HIM MA=L 2095 OREME1SIS WERSOUAETERS FRE AS” CUAS HIE APN DISPATCH secret ive} ence te RN a a tre D FROM RE aR — (CHECK OA ONE} PAARKED FOR INSERING NO INDEUNG FEQUIRED INDEXING CAN BE IVOGED BY QUAURED HQ OFSK ONLY SUBIECT ACTION 88QUITED eereeences) “Mexico City: in Dece mber 1958 and January 1959, tt was considered app ropriate for SCANTLING to handle LIMITED, LICALLA and LIENTRAP, Although this procedure defeats some compartmentation principles, it was the only manner in which the Station could maintain efficiency with the three operations listed above, SCANTLING has known the agents involved with LIMITED, LICALLA and LIENTRAP for several years, In fact, he was at one time the agent in ’ charge of these three operations, 5. Operational Methods Evolved During the Period - The VIDALES operation (see parag rapn 4 (C) above) indicated to the Stat ion the necessity for thorough briefings and discussions with the agent making an approach toa target, This can hardly be described as a new operational method, but it does serve to illustrate the minimum efforts that should be followed, The forthcoming LINIMENT IV operation whe rein SCANTLING must recruit the landlord of the ta reet's build ing is offering SCANTLING and the Station the opportunity to prepare thorou ghly for SCANTLING's recruit ment pitch, The excellent documentation prepared by KURIOT and the story being created by SCANTLING and the Station should increase the batt ing average on SCANTLING's cold approaches, (See HMMA ~11365, 22 October 1958, and HM MW-~7038, 21 November 1958, for additional details on this Subject), In a general sense, one other conclusion can be made about any Station's support apparatus - where technical and photographic operations are poss ible, the utility of the information obtained is enhanc cd consider ably by accurate, comprehensive and timely casing reports, SCANTLING, as previously mentioned, is an excellent asset for this type of support, 6, Administration - SCANTLING's contract expires on 15 February 1959, As of that date SCANTLING will have received an annual salary of $3, 600, 00 U, S, for two years, The Station plans to raise his annual compensation to $4,000.00 U.S, No other significant administrative problems exist, 7, Outlook for Future Development ~ Station plans call for the continued ut lization of SCANTLING in the same manner as he is presently being used, The Station will keep SCANTLING as an independent asset and, it is hoped, resist the temptation to make him a principal agent in charge of numerous sub-agents, It is believed that SCANTLING is the t ype of support asset that can be wo rthwh ile to the Station for many years to come and that every effor: should be made to protect his security and value to KUBA RK, ACCOUNT OF DEVELOPMENTS - RAYMOND H, CERENDE SEGMENT 8 Agent Intormation - Aside from the agent information given in HMIMA- 11368 22 October 1953, the only significant development was GERENDE's Dec ernber 1958 marriage toa U. S,. educated girl of Dutch citizenship, The$ 300,00 U, S, for the purchase of two plene tickets as a wedd ing gift to GERENDE was designed to impress GERENDE with the fact that KUBARK thinks highly of him as an individual and that KUBARK has a great interest in his intelligence career, GERENDE is at the age and stage in life whe re he is beginning to wonder just what the future holds for him, In the near future, the Station wil propose a salary raise for GERENDE i CLASSUICATION pPAGE WO FORM : wy §3 | Cx! CONTINUED 4 > : ie 140) weet = OSOUEE , i ee en es
DIWATCH $7 ed AND ND HiM MA-1 2095 RESP -1543 BEABQUAET yt tas ive) MIO FROM waaeet ~ Rady" — (CHECK “xX ONE) MARKED FOR INDEXING NO INDEXING REQUIRED INOEXING CAN BE IUOGED BY QUALIFIED MQ, DESK ONLY ACTION FQUIRED eCt RENCE and request a new contract that provides for some type of retirement benefit s.- perhaps similar to the Civil Service Retirement program for KUBARK employees, 9,. Security Developments - Again, the information on this subject was covered adequately in fiMIMA= 98, GERENDE was relieved of his LIFEAT/BGMORNING and LIF EAT/ Cuban Exiles duties on 10 December 1958, This, of course, was in line with recommendations contained in HMMA~11368 and represents a definite security Improvement, GERENDE was told that LIFEAT/BGMORNING was being terminated because it had not been productive of cnough significant information and that LIFEAT/Cuban ExUles was being terminated because the occupants of the target apartment had moved (Note: This was true where the Cubans are concerned,) dditional secur ity improvements will be made when Simon D, CLACKETT returns to Mexico and relieves GERENDE of respons ibility for the LIIERSEY surveillance tcam, 10, Operational Success and Effectiveness - Bricfly reviewed below are the - separate oper ational activities which GERENDE managed during the period covered ‘iby this report: A, LIMITED - This base functioned smoothly, securely and efficiently dur ing the period July through December 1958, ‘The base operator, LIEMPT Y/ demonstrated his usual competence and devotion to duty, in addition to the primary objective of taking photographs of individuaJs of interest, L/6 also prepared detailed daily logs on the arrivals and departures of all target personnel, weckly reports of workers activities at the LIME RICK instal lac ion, per formed three one~man surve idances of Mexicans working at LIMERICK in an effort to identify chem by name and home address, and provided SCANTLING with information on LIMERICK construction, During this six-month period, LIEMPTY/6 took approximately 800 photographs from the LIMITED base, B. LILYRIC - This base is operated by LIEMPTYs/13 and 14, with LIEMPLY/ 12 serving as a cutout berween the base and GERENDE, LIE MPTY/14 does most of the photogra phy and reporting for the base since LIEMPTY/13 has a regu lar job and is not on the premises during -regular daytime working hours, L/14 dev otes approximately six hours (0800-1 400) each day to photography and the remaining time is spent preparing reports, The Base personnel compile individual lo gs on cach target personality indicating their arrivals and departures from the LIME RICK installation (Note: These reports are filed in the app ropriate Station 201 file and are available to Stat ion officers in analyzing a target personality's pattern of daily activity), LILYRIC also prepared a weekly report on workers activities at the Club and reports the license plate numbe rs of all vehicles discharging or picking up individuals at LIMERICK, (Note: These license plate numbers are then checked out rnrough LIV FS TOCK/2 for the owne rs names and addresses - in case of immediate or later operational interest,) During GERENDE's recent absence from Mexico City, QUSLER met directly with LIEMPTY/ 12, Dur ing this period appr oximatel y2,000 photographs were taken from the LILYRIC base, Lo C. LICALLA - While LILYRI C and LIMITED are excellent bases for pio tographing individuals entering and leaving the LIME RICK instal lat ton, the LICALLA base is the Station's best source of photographs of LIMERICK CLASSIFIC AOR " ‘a NO orn evious E: i : ps 53 Sloe sige and 319 SECRE T/K APOK ix} CONTACTO srictemnennemmere ine setters sur LapeEEPA EASES RDEO rere SAMRAT PTR a NORE fone ~ a meter naratientres meamereris Grae x oe.
. ; CHAS RII Ay pers N MALL 5 ‘ - rerattnesoesfinegr Pri WONTAR alee DISPATCH coe | IS) H cs! f TEC TTS MIN Be) "aad" = (CHECK “YONG MARKED FOR NOTE NG NO INDEXING t&QUSd INDEAING CAN Sf AXASSOD BY QUALIFIED HG OFSR OMY wectnenrentnesP ADA SAREE RR AE rts ert currence GErERtNC E4) " employees, LICALLA is so situated that photographs can be made of target personne | in the garden area of LIME RICK, CIE MPTY/9 is the base opera tor for LICALLA and in the Station's opinion performs his job in an outstanding manner, As reported in HMMA ~-11368, LIEMPIY/9 is the brother of former LIPST ICK/47 (the first LIPSTICK surveillance team member arrested in June 1958), No repercussions, or indications of any impending ones, have * resulted in this family relationship, This, certainly, is the major security problem faced by L/9 during this reporting period, L/9 and his family soon will have to vacate the LICALLA base for the period of time required to remodel it. The Station is quite sure that L/9 does not know that his covert employer wns the LICALLA‘base and the three adjotaing houses and every effort is being made to preserve this secret from L/9, (See HMMA~12032, 28 January 1959, fora more detailed explanation,) Of course, during the remodeling of LICALLA there will not be any LICALLA reporting or photographs, In addition to caking appro xtmatcly 2, 500 photographs during this six-month pertod, the LICALLA base also prepared weckly reports on LIMERICK garden activ ities, These reports indicate which LIMERICK employees are seen together each day, which vehicles different employees are accustomed to using, construction activi and other matters which appear of significance to L/9, D, LIENTRAP - LIENTRAP continues to be a worthwhle Station asset, Approximately 1,400 clandestine photographs have been made of numerous targets during this reporting period and L LENTRAP type activities will undoubtaih remain one of the Station's best investigative asses, As explained in the Field Pro ject Outline, forwarded ro Head quarters on 8 Getober 1958, the Ssarioa is » of the opinion chat the LIEN TRAP vehicle should be replaced as soon as possthie, 3” Nearly four months have elapsed without receiving Headquarters authority to repdace the vchicle, The security situation is even more acute now than at the time of the request, LIEMPTYs 10 and 11 do an excellent job on LIENTRAP ope rations, E, LUERSEY - This operation can be characterized as somewhat dormant for the July - December 1958 period, Because of GERENDE's other important activities, he did not have the cime to train and work with the surveillance team, Also, the Station considered that ir would be stretching security just a bit too fa to have GERENDE engaged in surveillance at the same time that he was handling the photogra phic base houses and performing monitoring chores for LIFEAT/ BGMORNING and LIF EAT/ Cuban Exiles, The expected arrival of Simon D, CLACKETT in April and his relieving GERENDE of LIJERSE Y will enahle the Station totrain, withina year, an efficient mobile surveillance team, At present, LIEMPT Ys/15, 16 and 17 compose the LEERSEY team, F, LIF EAT - Until 10 December 1958 GERENDE served as monitor in the base house containing LIF EAT/ BG MORNING and LIPEAT/Cuban Exiles, In addition to living in the base house, GERENDE also transcr ibed the majority of the BGMORNING and Cuban Exile tapes, He performed these jobs satisfactofily even though his efficiency was handicapped by numerous ‘other duties, Relieving GERENDE of his LIFEAT duties enables him to devote more time to his other operations with a corresponding increase in the securin of all his activities, CLASSIC ATIONS t eet 1 * sIOke oF) Md a? 109 $3 $128 91 39A AND SY Oo SEC RE 1 / eG . ix CONTINUED arene int ae eT 400) . WectiCed BRE BSE