Originator: FBI
From: SCOTT, WINSTON M.
To: ANDERSON, CLARK D.
Document date: 01/20/1964
Document type: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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FROM:

SCOTT, WINSTON M.

TO :

ANDERSON, CLARK D.

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DATE: 01/20/1964

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SECRET

20 January 1964

MEMORANDUM TO. Mr.. Clark D. Anderson, Legal Attache

FROM

: Winston M.. Scott

CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO

DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR;

SUBJECT

: Lee Harvey OSWALD

1. Reference le made to Mr. Anderson's memorandum of 14 January

1964 requesting that certain information be obtained from Cozumel.

Jack Stewart,

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Daniel SOLIS is a well known municipal policeman in Cozumel.

He has been In this

position for the past eleven (1l) years. He has a good

reputation.

b. Daniel SOLIS stated that he had no knowledge of any person

ramed Ylario ROJAS Villanueva. Daniel SOLIS' wife has an uncle who is

named Eladio VILLANUEVA Ramirez and is from Guadalajara. SOLIS

believes this uncle was originally from Manuel Doblado, Guanajuato.

This uncle visited SOLIS in Cozumel abost the firet two weeks in June 1963.7

The uncle arrived by bus to Puerto Juarez and by boat to Cozumel. He was

"broke", seeking work. He was without luggage, had only the clothes he

wore. The uncle said his suitcase had fallen from the top of the bue into

the water at an unspecified ferry crossing en route to Merida. The uncle

said the suitcase contained some "important papers" and all his pereonal

belongings.

C.

Daniel SOLIS housed and fed thie uncle and got him a job

(temporary) as a bricklayer's assistant. The uncle worked in Cozumel

until about mid-June 1963 and then left for Vera Cruz by boat.

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The present whereabouts of this uncle are unknown to Daniel

SOLIS. SOLIS gave him some clothes and $500 (pesos) upon departure.

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e. While at the home of Daniel SOLIS, the uncle wrote three

letters to the skipper of the ferry boat

ying to recover his suitcase;

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