fg 104-t0216-10441 . 2 \ - cai PAY teste. om means wee eR aetna eve wee . a imeem mm et . = - Xm : ' 8 = aa ‘ STP 25 oe a ‘ i ft ; ‘ ' 7 April 1965 TSD/BAB 156-65 nee en ofan i we MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH/Cuba/RR/OS RENE EP i UE ORES LS CS ES SILT ATTENTION : Grace Roberts SUBJECT : Handwriting Analysis - AMLASH-1 Attached herewith is the handwriting assessment report on subject as requested by your memorandum #2 dated 17 March 1965. The report was prepared by urs.[ jot this office. Any comments or criticism would be appreciated. bpm hn DeMarco ’ DC/TSD/ BAB Attachuents: Ot an . . — las Report & . h.w. samples (5) Distribution: 2 - Addressee w/atts.
AAP ans, PRL BEET Bel EGR RD, ft a 4 v q 2 ~ eps b Sie acai a ddkb haps ie tiene Rie Sa ciaa icon er aida CR tye lee | See Aaa [ FR FRE, Sannin et nett te eee ei, ee oe re a ee Ted . eat oN > Sree ie qj ANLASH/1 Handuriting Assesczent Report The writer is apparently a rather clever and shrewd individual who may appear core correct and harmless than actually is the case. He is intelligent, well educated and evidently bas acquired yrofese Sional training and experience. He has absorbed the materizl he hus read ard studied and viilizes it in a pucposeful maanere his think- ing is clear, logical and adartablee is intzlleetual ard practical talents are fairly well balanced. ie learns and understanés quickly, but he is deliberate and esutious before getting himself into a new or altered situation. He is 2 cool and calculating observer who reo lates the smallest details to their larger aspects. His synthesizing faculties are more pronounced than his analyzing abilities; he is quite skillful "in putting two and tvo together” from the taings Le sces and hearc. Most people in his environnent may not even be aware of his . astuteness end vigilance, as he may intentionally convey the impression of being freoccupicd with his own iheughts. Ee discards superfluous matters as much as possible, but occasionally the vital points in more complex or unfamiliar problems have to be rointed out to hin, as he could miss them when left to nis own devices. Ee tries to coxbine imagination with sober-mdedness anc matter-of=Tactness, but not al- ways successfully. As a result, he say be, at tines, soxewhat awkward and unrealistic in his approach. ke possesses more mental independence than he cares to show and while pretanding to conform, say follow some private personal inclinations. However, he does not possess cuch originality and seems to try out various forms and thought patterns ,with which he can identify himself. He is active and curious and constantly tries to broaden his horizon. He is stall in the process of mental development and growth and ke is not yet quite able to gauge the risks and consequences when he exercises initiative. Ze may be aware of this and compensate by intermittent overcautiousness. Basical~ ly rather impressionable, he makes strong efforts at concentrating intensely on what he is doing, shutting out all Fossible distractions and diversions. His memory functions well, and he scems to have ac- cumulated a rather diversified store of knowledge and information. The writer is not a born organizer, but he tries to arrange his affairs properly and to be as systematic and methodical as possible, in order to avoid confusion. He is active and versatile eud can make sud~ den changes when required. He possesses great facility in expressing himself in word and script. He has some skill in adjusting his style to that of the people he is talking toe While he can be rather elo- quent, he is not likely to divulge anything which sho:ld be kept secret. He has some intuition and also sensitivity for selecting and ad a my 1 celle gmitd tate eR mts was Mah nent peeransene nen ene tei 4 neg ohetmente vot eeeetenterateanyedtne twee ie $ ea & = & : G od 8 8 & Whee THM net nk ene PE ty wre wee RE a ae % Fao) he nf % 2 ” RT i EYOTA RETIN Das ET
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