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Document date: 04/14/1964
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EDWIN MARGER

MITCHELL LIVINGSTON WERBELL

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DATE: 11-14-2017

TED STATES DEPARTMENT O- JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

WASHINGION A D. C20535

APR 1 4 1964

EDWIN MARGER

REGISTRATION ACT - DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

Records of the Registration Section, Internal

Security Division,

United States Department of Justice (USDJ),

reviewed on March

26, 1964, disclosed the following concern-

ing Registration Statement Number 1703 submitted by Edwin

Marger in accordance with Section 2 of the Foreign Agents

Registration Act of 1938, as amended.

This Registration

Statement was received at the Registration section on

March 24, 1964, from Marger, the registrant.

Edwin Marger, born on March 18, 1928, in the Bronx,

New York, listed business addresses at 763 Arthur Godfrey

Road, Miami Beach, Florida, and Hotel El Embajador,

Santo.

Domingo, Dominican Republic. He listed his residence as

571 North Bay Drive, Golden

Beach, Florida.

Listed as the

foreign principal of Marger was

"The Triumvirate," the

National Palace, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

In describing the purpose of his registration,

Marger stated he had been appointed for the purpose of

promoting the establishment of new industries and the

development of trade on behalf of the Dominican Republic.

He described his duty as an attempt to interest business

people in investing their money in the Dominican Republic

the Dominican Republic, either

public or private, or alone." He further indicated that as

an attorney he would advise prospective investors of the

advantages of obtaining a United States Agency for Inter-

national Development investment guarantee and also of the

Foreign Credit Insurance Association possibilities.

He stated

that, in essence, he would do all other things within his

ability as an attorney and a businessman to inform the public,

both American and foreign, of the possibility of investment

in the Dominican Republic and thereafter to represent any

such potential investors within that country. As further

stated by Marger, his duty would also be to obtain for the

Dominican Republic financing for any of the projects of the w

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIEI

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EDWIN MARGER

Dominican Government or private persons within that country

for the improvement of the Dominican Republic as a whole.

He pointed out that inasmuch as the Triumvirate is the

Executive Branch of the Dominican Government, he would be

working with

that branch and would be responsible solely

to members of the Triumvirate through the Secretary of (U

State of the Presidency; Dr. Pompilio Brouwer.

In describing the nature of his relationship

with the Dominican Government in a later part of the above

Registration Statement, Marger stated that he had the

and

it subject hourtin a nursial to the

approval of the proper Dominican Cabinet officer of any

proposals obtained by Marger for the promotion of commerce, U

industry, or finance.

Marger, in describing his other business interests,

stated that he was engaged in the general practice of law

in Miami Beach, Florida, and was also a business representa-

tive of the Hotel El Embajador in Santo Domingo, Dominican

Republic, acting

as an agent for any persons interested

in doing business within the Dominican Republic.

With reference to membership in various organiza-

tions, Marger stated that since 1956 he has been President

of the Miami Beach Lodge of B'nai B'rith.

He was a member

of the Miami Beach Elks from 1956 to 1959; Miami Beach Moose

Lodge, 1957 - 1959; Biscayne-Miami Beach Democratic Club

from 1955 - 1959 as President and member; Miami Beach Junior

Chamber of Commerce, 1957 - 1959; Miami Beach Toastmasters

Club as President and member, 1957 - 1959; Aircraft Owner

and Pilot Association, Washington, D. C., 1957 to date; United

States Naval

Institute, 1960 to date; Lawyer - Pilots

Association as Vice President and Director from 1960 to date;

Miami Beach "Optimistic Club" from 1957 - 1961; The National

Flying Farmers' Association, 1961 - 1962, and Boy Scouts of L

America, Century Club, 1960 to present.

In describing his travel outside the United States

within the period of the past five years, Marger furnished

the following information:

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EDWIN MARGER

He departed the United States at Miami, Florida,

on approximately May 19, 1959, for Cuba, as an attorney

representing a client.

He returned to the United States at U

Miami in May of the same year.

During 1961, Marger was a resident of Haiti, where

he maintained a business through 1962.

identified as

Haiti Airways.

i ate That bus not a

visit to Haiti was from San Juan, Puerto Rico, and that he

made subsequent and innumerable exits and entries into

• Haiti

from and to San Juan, Miami, and Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Marger made a pleasure trip to the Dominican

Republic in May, 1960, departing the United States

at San

Juan, and returned at Miami, Florida, in May of the same year. l

From October, 1962, to October, 1963, he was a

resident of the Dominican Republic maintaining a business

within that country.

He identified this business as Aerovias

Nacionales Quisqueyanas, C.por A, a Dominican corporation.

He also maintained

an office at the El Embajador Hotel as

a business representative.

Marger explained that he sub-

sequently re-entered

the Dominican Republic in approximately l

February of 1962, and had entered and departed innumerable

times since then, either from Miami, Fort Lauderdale, or

San Juan.

In August, 1962, he departed the United States at

Miami and returned

at Fort Lauderdale, Florida, in August of

the same year.

During this time, he made trips

to Argentina,

Chile, Peru, Ecuador, and Panama in connection with legal

business for a client in Argentina.. He added that he had

picked up

to Fort treterdale Argentina and subsequently had flow

Marger explained that he had made : business trips

to Netherlands Antilles, Trinidad, and Martinique, explain-

ing that he had "departed many times to Netherlands Antilles

from Santo Domingo on airline business, and departure: to

Trinidad and Martinique approximately July, 1963, was made

from Santo Domingo, re-entering via San Juan, Puerto Rico,

in transit to the Dominican Republic."

Marger made a business and pleasure trip to Panama l

and Colombia, having departed from the Dominican Republic

and returned

in September; 1963.

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DATE: 11-14-2017

EDWIN MARGER

In July, 1959, he departed the United States at

Great Falls, Montana, on a pleasure trip to Canada; he

returned to the United States at New York in July of the

same year.

Filed as Exhibit B is & letter in Spanish and

English dated February 25,

1964, to Edwin Marger, 765

Arthur Godfrey Road, Miami Beach, Florida. This letter

was "for the Triumvirate" over the signature of Dr. Pompilio U

Brouwer, Secretary f State for the Presidency.

The above letter stated that the Dominican Republic

was interested in giving facilities to foreign

- investors

willing to help the development of that country, noting that

it had been considered that Marger could contribute toward

this goal.

The letter further stated that Marger had been

appointed

to promote the establishment of new industries and

the development of trade with the Dominican Republic, pending W

the final approval of the proper Government department.

Also enclosed as an Exhibit B was a statement that

it had been agreed

between the Dominican Republic and Marger

that the Dominican Government would pay the expenses of

Marger, which he incurred by reason of travel and/or other

type of communication between him and the Dominican Govern-

ment, and/or any of the parties contacted by Marger on behalf

of the Dominican Republic.

Compensation will be paid to

the registrant on a commission basis for any new industries

or trade made available to the Dominican Republic and

accepted by them.

This compensation will be paid on a brok-

erage basis by the parties entering into the new business

or industry. This financial arrangement is subject to change,

but it was

noted in this statement that no further agree-

ments, promises, or commitments had been made by the Dominican

Government to the registrant. This statement further relates

that the registrant is to have the cooperation of the Dominican

Consulates in the various cities in the United States to

obtain the purposes

enumerated in the Registration Statement.

nor conclusions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

is the property of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and

is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be

distributed outside your agency.

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/ Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote).

DATE: 11-14-2017

TED STATES DEPARTMENT O* TUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

WASHINGTON AX D. C20535

APR 1 < 1964.

EDWIN MARGER

REGISTRATION ACT - DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

Records of the Registration Section, Internal

Security Division,

United States Department of Justice (USDJ),

reviewed on March

26, 1964, disclosed the following concern-

ing Registration Statement Number 1703 submitted by Edwin

Marger in accordance with Section 2 of the Foreign Agents

Registration Act of 1938, as amended. This Registration

Statement was received at the Registration Section on

March 24, 1964, from Marger, the registrant.

Edwin Marger, born on March 18, 1928, in the Bronx,

New York, listed business addresses at 763 Arthur Godfrey

Road, Miami Beach, Florida, and Hotel El Embajador,

Santo

Domingo, Dominican Republic. He listed his residence as

571 North Bay Drive, Golden

Beach, Florida.

Listed as the

foreign principal of Marger was

"The Triumvirate," the

National Palace, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

In describing the purpose of his registration,

Marger stated he had been appointed for the purpose of

promoting the establishment of new industries and the

development of trade on behalf of the Dominican Republic..

He described his duty as an attempt to interest business

people in investing their money, in the Dominican Republic

"either in conjunction with

the Dominican Republic, either

public or private, or alone." He further indicated that as

an attorney he would advise prospective investors of the

advantages of obtaining a United States Agency for Inter-

national Development investment guarantee and also of the

Foreign Credit Insurance Association possibilities.

He stated

that, in essence, he would do all other things within his

ability as an attorney and a businessman to inform the public,

both American and foreign, of the possibility of investment

in the Dominican Republic and thereafter to represent any

such potential investors within that country. As further

stated by Marger, his duty would also be to obtain for the

Dominican Republic financing for any of the projects of the

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIEC

DATE 10 8/96 BY 5668 $4P/GCL

(JFK)

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EDWIN MARGER

Dominican Government or private persons within that country

for the improvement of the Dominican Republic as a whole.

He pointed out that inasmuch as the Triumvirate is the

Executive Branch of the Dominican Government, he

would be

working with that branch and would be responsible solely

to members of the Triumvirate through the Secretary of

State of the Presidency, Dr. Pompilio Brouwer.

In describing the nature of his relationship

with the Dominican Government in a later part of the above

Registration Statement, Marger stated that he had the

cooperation of the Executive Body and the Cabinet of the

Dominican Government, subject to obtaining commercial trade

financial advantages for

that country, and subject to the

approval of the proper Dominican Cabinet officer of any

proposals obtained by Marger for the promotion of commerce,

industry, or finance.

Marger, in describing his other business interests,

stated that he was engaged in the general practice of law

in Miami Beach, Florida, and was also a business representa-

tive of the Hotel El Embajador in Santo Domingo,

Dominican

Republic, acting

as an agent for any persons interested

in doing business within the

Dominican Republic.

With reference to membership in various organiza-

tions, Marger stated that since 1956 he has been President

of the Miami Beach Lodge of B'nai B'rith.

He was a member

of the Miami

Beach Elks from 1956 to 1959; Miami Beach Moose

Lodge, 1957 - 1959; Biscayne-Miami Beach Democratic Club

from 1955 - 1959 as President and member; Miami Beach Junior

Club a president a member a Ah roast asters

and Pilot Association, Washington, D. C., 1957 to date;

United

States Naval Institute, 1960 to date; Lawyer - Pilots:

Miami Beach

Flying Farmers'

Association, 1961 - 1962, and Boy Scouts of

America, Century Club, 1960 to present.

In describing his travel outside the United States

within the period of the past five years, Marger furnished

the following information:

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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Nqte).

DATE: 11-14-2017

EDWIN MARGER

He departed the United

States at Miami, Florida,

on approximately May 19, 1959, for Cuba, as an attorney

representing a client.

He returned to the United States at

Miami in May of the same year.

During 1961, Marger was a resident of Haiti, where

he maintained a business through 1962.

This

business was

identified as Haiti Airways. He stated thatihis initial

visit to Haiti was from San Juan, Puerto Rico, and that he

made subsequent and innumerable exits and entries into Haiti

from and to San Juan, Miami, and Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Marger made a pleasure trip to the Dominican

Republic in May, 1960, departing the United States at

San

Juan, and returned at Miami, Florida, in May of the same year.

From October, 1962, to October, 1963, he was a

resident of the Dominican Republic maintaining a business

within that country.

He identified this business as Aerovias

Nacionales Quisqueyanas, C.por A, a Dominican corporation.

He also maintained

an office at

the El Embajador Hotel as

a business representative.

Marger explained that he sub-

sequently re-entered the Dominican Republic in approximately

February of 1962, and had entered and departed innumerable

times since

then, either from Miami, Fort Lauderdale,

San

Juan.

In August, 1962, he departed the United States at

Miami and returned

at Fort Lauderdale, Florida, in August of

the same year.:

During this time, he made trips to Argentina,

Chile, Peru, Ecuador, and Panama in connection with legal

business for a client in Argentina.

He added that he had

picked up aircraft in Argentina and subsequently had flown:

it to Fort

Lauderdale.

Marger explained that he had made business trips

to Netherlands Antilles, Trinidad, and Martinique, explain-

ing that he had "departed many times to Netherlands Antilles

from Santo Domingo on airline business, and departure. to

Trinidad and Martinique approximately

July, 1963, was made

from Santo Domingo, re-entering via San Juan, Puerto Rico,

in transit to the Dominican Republic."

Marger made a business and pleasure trip to Panama

and Colombia, having departed from the Dominican Republic

and returned

in September; 1963.

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DATE: 11-14-2017

EDWIN MARGER

In July, 1959, he departed the United States at

Great Falls, Montana, on a pleasure trip to Canada; he

returned to the United States at New York in July of the

same year.

Filed as Exhibit B 1s a letter in Spanish and

English dated February 25,

1964, to Edwin Marger, 765

Arthur Godfrey Road, Miami Beach, Florida.

This letter

was "for the Triumvirate" over the signature of Dr. Pompilio

Brouwer, Secretary of State for the Presidency.

The

above letter stated that the Dominican Republic

was interested in giving facilities to foreign investors

willing to help the development of that country, noting that

it had been considered that Marger could contribute toward

this goal. The letter further stated that Marger had been

appointed

to promote the establishment of new industries and

the development of trade with the Dominican Republic, pending

the final approval of the proper Government department.

Also enclosed as an Exhibit B was a statement that

it had been agreed between the Dominican Republic and Marger

that the Dominican Government would pay the expenses of

Marger, which he incurred by reason of travel and/or other

type of communication between him and the Dominican Govern-

ment, and/or any of the parties contacted by Marger on behalf

of the Dominican Republic.

Compensation will be paid to

the registrant on a commission basis for any new industries

or trade made available to the Dominican Republic and

accepted by them.

This compensation will be paid on a brok-

erage basis

by the parties entering into the new business

or industry. This financial arrangement is subject to change,

but it was

noted in this statement that no further agree-

ments, promises, or commitments had been made by the Dominican

Government to the registrant. This statement further relates

that the registrant is to have the cooperation of the Dominican

Consulates in the various cities in the United States to

obtain the purposes

enumerated in the Registration Statement.

This memorandum contains neither recommendations

nor conclusions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

It

is the property of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and

is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be

distributed outside your

agency.

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TED STATES DEPARTMENT OF TUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

WASHINGTON AX D. C20535

APR 1 4 1964

EDWIN MARGER

REGISTRATION ACT - DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

Records of the Registration Section, Internal

Security Division' 26, 1964, disclosed the following concern-

United States Department of Justice (USDJ),

reviewed on March

ing Registration Statement Number 1703 submitted by Edwin

Marger in accordance with Section 2 of the Foreign Agents

Registration Act of 1938, as amended.

This Registration

Statement was received at the Registration Section on

March 24, 1964, from Marger, the registrant.

Edwin Marger, born on March 18, 1928, in the Bronx,

New York, listed business addresses at 763 Arthur Godfrey

Road, Miami Beach, Florida, and Hotel El Embajador, Santo

Domingo, Dominican Republic. He listed his residence as

571 North Bay Drive, Golden Beach, Florida.

Listed as the

foreign principal of Marger was

"The Triumvirate," the

National Palace, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

In describing the purpose of his registration,

Marger stated he had been appointed for the purpose of

promoting the establishment of new industries and the

development of trade on behalf of the Dominican Republic.

He described his duty as an attempt to interest business

people in investing their money in the Dominican Republic

the Dominican Republic, either

public or private, or alone." He further indicated that as

an attorney he would advise prospective investors of the

advantages of obtaining a United States Agency for Inter-

national Development investment guarantee and also of the

Foreign Credit Insurance Association possibilities.

He stated

that, in essence,

he would do all other things within his

ability as an attorney and a businessman to inform the public,

both American and foreign, of the possibility of investment

in the Dominican Republic and thereafter to represent any

such potential investors within that country. As further

stated by Marger, his duty would also be to obtain for the

Dominican Republic financing for any of the projects of

the

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UACLASSIFIED

DATE 10/8/96 BY S668 SLA/GUL

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DATE; 11-14-2017

EDWIN MARGER

Dominican Government or private persons within that country

for the improvement of the Dominican Republic as a whole.

He pointed out that inasmuch as the Triumvirate is the

Executive Branch of the Dominican Government, he would be

working with that branch and would be responsible solely

to members of the Triumvirate through the :

Secretary of

State of the Presidency, Dr. Pompilio Brouwer.

In describing the nature of his relationship

with the Dominican Government in a later part of the above

Registration Statement, Marger stated that he had the

cooperation of the Executive Body and the Cabinet of the

Dominican Government, subject to obtaining commercial trade

and

financial advantages for that country, and subject to the

approval of the proper Dominican Cabinet officer of any

proposals obtained by Marger for the promotion of commerce,

industry, or finance.

Marger, in describing his other business interests,

stated that he was engaged in the general practice of law

in Miami Beach, Florida, and was also a business representa-

tive of the Hotel El Embajador in Santo Domingo,

Dominican

Republic, acting

as an agent for any persons interested

in doing business within the Dominican Republic.

With reference to membership in various organiza-

tions, Marger stated that since 1956 he has been President

of the Miami Beach Lodge of B'nai B'rith.

He was a member

of the Miami

Beach Elks from 1956

• to 1959; Miami Beach 'Moose

Lodge, 1957 - 1959; Biscayne-Miami Beach Democratic Club

from 1955 - 1959 as President and member; Miami Beach Junior

Chamber of Commerce, 1957 - 1959; Miami Beach Toastmasters

Club as President and member, 1957 - 1959; Aircraft Owner

and Pilot Association, Washington, D. C., 1957 to date; United

States Naval Institute, 1960 to date; Lawyer - Pilots:

Association as Vice President and Director from 1960 to date;

Miami Beach "Optimistic Club" from 1957 - 1961; The National

Flying Farmers' Association, 1961 - 1962, and Boy Scouts of

America, Century Club, 1960 to present.

In describing his travel outside the United States

within the period of the past five years, Marger furnished

the following information:

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"Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote).

• DATE: 11-11-2017

EDWIN MARGER

He departed the United States at Miami, Florida,

on approximately May 19, 1959, for Cuba, as an attorney

representing a client.

He returned to the United States at

Miami in May of the same year.

During 1961, Marger was a resident of Haiti, where

he maintained a business through 1962.

This business

was

identified as Haiti Airways.

He stated that his initial

visit to Haiti was from San Juan, Puerto Rico, and that he

made subsequent and innumerable exits and entries into

Haiti

from and to San Juan, Miami, and Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Marger made a pleasure trip to the Dominican

Republic in May, 1960, departing the United States at San

Juan, and returned at Miami, Florida, in May of

the same year.

From October, 1962, to October, 1963, he was a

resident of the Dominican Republic maintaining a business

within that country.

He identified this business as Aerovias

Nacionales Quisqueyanas, C.por A, a Dominican corporation.

He also maintained

an office at the El Embajador Hotel as

a business representative. Marger explained that he sub-

sequently re-entered

the Dominican Republic in approximately

February of 1962, and had entered and departed innumerable

times since then, either from Miami, Fort Lauderdale,

San

Juan.

In August, 1962, he departed the United States at

Miami and returned

at Fort Lauderdale, Florida, in August of

the same year.: During this time, he made trips

to Argentina,

Chile, Peru, Ecuador, and Panama in connection with legal

business for a client in Argentina.

He added that he had

picked up aircraft in Argentina and subsequently had flown

it to Fort Lauderdale.

Marger explained that he had made • business trips

to Netherlands Antilles, Trinidad, and Martinique, explain-

ing that he had "departed many times to Netherlands Antilles

from Santo Domingo on airline business, and departure.

Trinidad and Martinique approximately

• July, 1963, was made

from Santo Domingo, re-entering via San Juan, Puerto Rico,

in transit to the Dominican Republic."

Marger made a business and pleasure trip to Panama

and Colombia, having departed from the Dominican Republic

and returned in September, 1963.

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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (17 Ust 2107 Hote).

- DATE: 11-14-2017

EDWIN MARGER

In July, 1959, he departed the United States at

Great Falls, Montana, on a pleasure trip to Canada; he

returned to the United

States at New York in July of the

same year.

Filed as Exhibit B is & letter

in Spanish

and

English dated February 25,

1964, to Edwin Marger, 765

Arthur Godfrey Road, Miami Beach, Florida. This letter

was "for the Triumvirate" over the signature of Dr. Pompilio

Brouwer, Secretary of State for the Presidency.

The

above letter stated that the Dominican Republic

was interested in giving facilities to foreign investors

willing to help the development of that country, noting that

it had been considered that Marger could contribute toward

this goal.

The letter further stated that Marger had been

appointed

to promote the establishment of new industries and

the development of trade with the Dominican Republic, pending

the final approval of the proper Government department.

Also enclosed as an Exhibit B was a statement that

it had been agreed

between the Dominican Republic and Marger

that the Dominican Government would pay the expenses of

Marger, which he incurred by reason of travel and/or other

type of communication between him and the Dominican Govern-

ment, and/or any of

the parties contacted by Marger on behalf

of the Dominican Republic.

Compensation will be paid to

the registrant on a commission basis for any new industries

or trade made available to the Dominican Republic and

accepted by them.

This compensation will be paid on a brok-

erage basis by the parties entering into the new business

or industry. This financial arrangement is subject to change,

but it was noted in this statement that no further agree-

ments, promises, or comnitments had been made by the Dominican

Government to the registrant. This statement further relates

that the registrant is to have the cooperation of the Dominican

of strate to have it

Consulates in the various cities in the United States to

obtain the purposes

enumerated in the Registration Statement.

This memorandum contains neither recommendations

nor conclusions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It

is the property of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and

is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be

distributed outside your

agency.

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