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Mr. Loot C. Maycriak

Dear Mr. Maycrik:

Lifective Si Uctober 1960, all contracte, oral or written, by and belecon

you and the Untfed Siated Government, as ropresontod by the Contraculag.

Officero

aro

heroby for minated by mutual consent of the partico thereto. sad

In liou thercot the followiag agrooment in subtituted.

Tho United Statos Covornment, do reprevented by the Contracting Officord

beroby contract

with you so

an Independent cuntractor for the submiasion of

lon and rolated sorvicon of o cuntideatal sature under the

followist tor no and conduions:

1. Compen

long la full consideration for the sub nission of Duch intor:

mation and fervice, you will recolve from the Government, payablo la duch

an approved manner au

you may direct in writing, the lollowleg:

(8)

Baste compensation in an amount calcutated at the rare of

$6000 per annum.

(b) Additional compensation in an amount calculated at the rate

o1 13000 per annum for cost-of living expenses lincluding

quartors), effoctive upon your arrival at and applicable only

to your contemplated permanent post of nasignment overreas.

Cuartors will not bo furlehed you nor will you accept quariara

providod by a cover facility without prior amandinent uí thie

agreeinont.

Taxoo: Moniod paid you directly or juirantoed by the Governaent

hold taxes on gaid incomo ll li determines such roguiremento so necessilate.

3.

Travel. You will be advanced or roimbureed fund, for travel and

transportation expenses lu and from your permanent post of duty oversaas

and lur authorised operational travel. You iray be entitled to per diem in

liou of subsistence duriog such travel and. when authorized, while on

leapurary duty away fron yuur permanest post of asaigamont. All travel.

transportation and per dien provided ior under this jarajraph nual: bo

properly aulborlzed, and expenses incurrad hereurder are dubjact to pay..

ment and accounting in subarantial compliance with Government sculationa.

. 4.

Uperational Expenses. Yuu will bo adranced or reiinburbed lande for

necessary operational axponies as apecifically a provod and financially limit

cú bj the Goveranant. juch funde will be subjoct to payinear and accountiag

in subaisarial conformance with applicable Gorero none regulations.

5. Eepsyzions. It is socujaiiod that your talluro lo accoual dos us relund

any munos auvanced you boreundor shall entitle tha Covernuent la milabold

the total gaount of auch indebredness us any purtion thereof (ron any monies

due yuu unior the terina of this cuntract in juch manner ai it deema aparo.

priato.

954?

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6:

Nesotatod Bonetito, (a) (V). i, in the performance of activited under

this grecthont. you ircur an injury or silnesd which de not the recult of your

gropo negtidence, wilful misconcuct, or intomperato act, the Covoranent

will provido medical; cursical, boopical, tranoporcation and disability beno.

lite in auch amount and under such concitiona do (he Coveron ant in lla sole

discretion deena proper provided, however, that ouch bonotild abalt nos.

en a pore! -155020 lo the samo injury or illnese:

(2) ll you die lo the performanco of activitie

hereunder and your death is not tha result of your gront negligence, will

perate act, the cuvernment wiit pay tho sua ot $5000

to your beneficiarylies) lese any anoust paiu iu you undor sub-paragrapb (l)

above if such lojury or fitness sooulted in your death, provided ibar

said

beneficiarylion) to acceptable to the Covernmont at the time such paymont 1e

to be made. An acceptable beseliciary hercunder in an indivioual lo whom

pay nost by the U.S. Governy ert can be mado without conflicting with ite

arowes principlos ana idealo.

(b) Cutotaadios porformance by you ander pala

ent and your fulfill nent cl obligations heroundor in an elficient man.

nor will result la the Government undertaring your respitioment in an aros

muruelly astocable to both parlies, lu the extent degined appropriate by the

Uaitod States Government.

7. Exacution of Locurents. I, in the perforinanco of services under

this contract, you assure the custudy of Curerninent lunds or take fille of

rocord to property of any nature whalsoever and wherever situato, which

property bao in fact boon purchased with nonled ul the U.J. Covernaient,

you horoby recognize and acknowledge the axistence ol a trual rolationahip.

silber express or constructive, and yuu agree to execule whalavor ducumenta

may be required by this organizativa lu evidenco this relaljonahip.

Statue. Yuu aro nut an omployoe of the Unitou Staleò Guvorar-ent

under this agreement and are not entitled to any benefite normally lacident

to an amployes Bratus:

9.

L'undina: Il necessary to prutect the security ul this arrange neat,

monies duo you hareunder inay be junded is ulher then a diruce naunor. It

ta underatood and agreed that any richios so lunded constitute paytont by.

the Coveramont in satislaction of lie obligationd under thie agreament.

10, Cover: (a) le is articipated that you will undertake a caror venture

in the courgo of your performance undor this agreeneat. Such venture zues

be approved by the appropriale Guvernment reprogentative uvardegiag your

activities prtor to les Initiation. Any and ail ducuments which yuu may

axecute in the course of said cover venture are aubordinato lo this agrao.

nenl and any contradiction in termas which in any way amplily, extend or

reatrict your righta and ius ebligaliona bereuncor shall be regulved by this

agree nent which iball alrays bu dominant.

(b) To provide cailal lur your approved cover vosiure stio

Govorarent will inan you $1100 di be sucured bi a non-uterest bear:a, F80.00:

saurynule, payable on denard. jaia loar sili be depicited lu an account

in a foreign bank and a 13010 lester di credie til be idsuoù you aidinos abas

depugit.

1 he additionai $1000 will be raleased iro:a said accuunt, aíter

approvalby the cuvernmert representativs uvorseeing your activities.

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(c). Yua mill subnit to tha Covernment quarterly Incorne and

expense state nonts on tho cover venture and copies at all tax returne filed

in cunnection therewith. Your covor accounte shall be kept soparate and

distinct tron the bass account into which your perdunal compensation pay

ments are made.

(d) You herein a rot that noner loaned you by the Coveraner:

shall bo repaid trun the profite of the cover youture, in a nourite and at

periodic intorvalo to be established by the Covornn on tepresentative ovor.

seeing your activities.

After said loan has bees completoly repaid and all

othor obligations, ouch'as local taxes, otc., have boen sade, you may totain

any furthet profi. dorived fron

aid cover venture. However,

it is cloarly

understood and agreed that your primary obligation under talé agree neat le

the performance of Coveronental activitles.

11.

Socrecy, All infor nation related to this agree aent conveyed tarouss

Instructions,

this instrument.

or otherwise,

secret and shall not be dis

rulied to any poi

ison, organization or government to any force of manor,

intho

ized by the underalened Contractins Ufficer executing thin

B creed that any revelation whatscover of the above infor

constituto and be

an enmediato and final breach of this agroo-

Men. aд0.

willire

sult in forfeitore by you of aay and all benedits

hen have accrued to you by reason of this sreenant.

i2. Inatruction. During the term of this agreeinent, and in your

official cover capacity you herein agroe to act in conformance with instruc-

tons, oral or written given you by authorized representatives of this organi-

13: Unauthorized Connitricals. No promises or commitmente por.

lainiog lo righto, privileges or tenefits other that those ararcarly stipulared

in writing in this agreement or any amerunert thernto shall be binding on

pala organization.

14. Jerin. This contract is effective as nf l Nosamber la40, and shall

continue therealter for a perled oi two (2) yeara unloos aocter terminated

Dy the Governirent either:

(a) Hy sixty (60) days' actual notice to you iron tho Governmont, or.

(b) Hishuut prior notico, la the event of a breach uf this contrace by

your violation of the security provisiona bereol or by your utherwise.

renderiog yourgell unavailable for acceptable service.

subjact to the availabilicy.uf.apprcpriationg. thieagtob.nent nay be extended

upon notice froin the Covarament. In the evert of voluntary termination on

yuur part or ter nination for cause by the Governient ariur to the expiratios

o: Chis agreeinone or any serara! terecí, you will not be crittled. du solura

trave: experoes lu the United States.

: Termination or expiration di this agree

ment wiil not release you fron the obligation o: any securily oath you tidy.

be required to taxe.

UNTIL STATE OVERNMENT

ACCEPTED:

not Day with

WiTNESS: Charles 1. Roistale ursDa

LUDICE CHICOE

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SECRE

to EGFA

REDSOX Spotting and Assessment

Report

Date 5 Are, 1959

Sib ject:

ASASPIS

DOB:

Address:

Cover for Contact:

Notes on Contact:

Friganza as Maj. Michael Long

as George Porter

postedt and Friganza took the night train to parls, arriving morons o pril,

and discussed the AFASPIC cast with the paris sition.

Rostcat briefed CoS/toms

and o hers on current MEDSOX. Rostedt and friganze departed to mect, Subject an

about 1130 host, takins extreme precautions against survelllancee

Subject did not appear at the rendezvous at i2 nours.

we walted unt li 223

hours then priganza decided to vistt innick to determine fr subject had been delays.

In route to Annick Friganza, changed his mind and returned to the rendezvous

(Georges V) where he say Rostedt with sübject.

"Subject had apparently gone to the

Georges Vi rendezvous, (which 1s understandable considering the hurried circumstances

of the previous parting when the rendezvous was aiscussed), had waited perhaps 1/2

hr. and then decided he hid better check the Georges.

On arrival at the ceorges: v

Restedt Immediately recogrized him, approached the taxi which Sübject had left and

re-entered,

looked hard a subject who caught the significance of Rostedt's extra-

ordinary attentions, ordered the taxi around the corner, pald him his due fare, and

re-Joined Rostedt.

it was at this moment that Friginza returned on incultion.

The trio then

went ic lunch, taking a circuitous route by foot and tax!.

Cver

lunch from about 1j-15 nours Rostedt had an opportunity to acquaint, himself with

subject and to put to subject several questions concerning willingness

and the job.

Ailer lunch Friganza and Rusted' decided that under the circumstances it would

be adulsable to keep subject in Faris rather thin risk

his

arrest travelling between

Paris and Ambert or returning to Gup to have his cirte d'identite revalidated.

Accordingly while Rosied: spint the next is hrs. ur so with Subject, Frigunza

returned to the Paris Suation where he asked tor the use of lj rue weber safehouse.

Paris Station had commitied the safehouse ior the right of 6 and ? April as well

as the morning of 8 April but beginning. late afieracon 8 April the nouse was

assigned for the use of AsASPIC.

Arrangements were made to have Platipodis who

knons subject to be at the safehouse at

i6jü nours (alternate 2330 hrs.) on 8 April.

subjest was Instructed to go. to the safehouse, rings lungs, ? short, whereupon

he would be admitted by Platipodis.

He was likewise given the name join Sundor and

cold that in the evegi o: unavoidaale

nqu!ry he should claim that he rad been lent

the apartment by Tom Brown, a friend of john Candor.

He was instructed not to

ansver the phone and not immediately to ansver the door.

If after persistent ringing

he felt obliged to answer the door, he should pretend he had drunk tou much wine,

was alepping heavily. and should come to the

door supcuring grogey.

Subject was

further Instrueted to stay In the satchouse düring daylight hours

and to venture out

at night only if necessary to buy tood, eat, etc.

He was told that friganzi would

return for him sometime between li and i6. lori!.

Eetween t and 8 April subject will sony wich indor.curing.cre day he will

avoid the house, going iu nories, ete., ppearing only at nighi is sicep.

•Subject was paid Franca 49,874 Cexactly 9200%.

Anthony H. Friganza

Case Officer

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SE0NG

2 Лрr1 1959

DORANDM FOR: Chlef Of Station, Germero

• Chier of sase, frankrur

FROM

SUBJECT

Personal

Decaiis on the Person to whon Iasued;

(a)

Last

DaBo

(%)

sudeau

Pirat

BIrt

name:

dates

Mart 1n

18 September 1919. Trer

Cittzenship at births dermer

HeLight 3 174

ca.

Color

18 C T N0

(h) Builds M1ttol

(2) Weights 56 k8.

(1) City of residences Anything convenient

(k) Place as Issuance of BaPA: Anything convenient.

Reason for Request: This document may be needed to bring AEASPIC

from France to Gormany.

It would bo used only after discussion with pester

E. Rostedt from ABACRE and with the approval of Chief of Base, Frankfurt and

Chef of Station, Parte to move Subjoot in this fashion. I have checked to

deteroine whether subject can move without considerable danger in this fashion

and 1f 1t its custonary, he can and it 1s.

30:

subject will need no other documents, being that this will be a

one time use to cross at strasbourg:

This document is being requested in the

event that It 1s needed for the 6 April meeting in Paris with Subject. Per

cables from Headquarters Rostedt Is empowered to decide whether subject should

be brought to Germany and 1? so, It would save one extra trip to paris 1f this

document vere carried by the undersigned to the 6 April meeting so that he

could be brought direatly to Germany.

4. photographs have already been given to the MATOPAZ officer.

Approved:

Anthony H. Friganza

1l 27 clim

Deputy

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ductient.

...to EGA.

REDseX Spotting and Assessment

Report

Date 25 March 1959

Subject: AÄSPIC

203:

ddress:

Cover: for Contact:

Notes on Contacts

The undersigned arrived in parts on the morning of the 25th of March and went: to

the safehouse where the LeFLUMER operater had spent the night and was shortly

to meet subject at the Care tes Sport pear the Pore Matilot.

subject passed by

as

we were having coffee and according to instructions waited elsewhere.

We:

left while the operator collected subalies and tock him to the house, enabling us

to reture at about Il hours.

Subject was dismissed for lunch at about 1145, whereupon the operator and

the undersigned returned to the Dabassy office where after a quick lunch the

questions for the examination were written. The operator met Subject, returned

to the house, and began the examination at about 2430, it having been agreed

we would appear at the safehouse promptly at 1630. he did this to find that the

operator had not concluded the examtnation but

there was sufficient time to

continue which he did.

The examination nas completed about 1845 hours, whereupon

we were informed by the operator that in his opinion subject was not attempting

to decelve on any important points, even

though some

of the more prosafe aspects

of his blography continue to defy logical acceptance.

We then discussed futurc meeting arrangements alth Subject:

subject m1ll

appear tn front of the Cafe Georges V on the Champs Elysees at 1214 and 16 hours

on 6 April: He will walt for five minutes in front of the cafe but will bọt:

enter.

if we are not there he will return

for the alternate.: In any event

alternate contact will be made through Annick. Subject was instructed to clear

up his affairs in Ambert and be prepared to depart for Cermany; however, it wäs

also explained to Subjest that we were not authorized to make a final commitment

to subject and that much as we regretted this, this would be left until 6 April.

Subject was paid Francs 15,500 for which no receip; was obtained since we were

in a hurry to catch a plane for the Hague.: If Subject has any difficultles he

will write Annick. He will not return to Gap. He expects to stay with Josef

Dassaud in Ambert until the night of 5 April when he will travel to paris by

train.

It was further agreed that on or äbout 4 or 5 April Subject .w1ll have

sent a letter to Annickfor "Mike" In which he will conform his arrival and in

double talk inform us if he has had any trouble.

he discussed with platipodis of the Paris station the need to send "Maurice"

to Annick on 4 or 5 April to see if Subject had vritten.

Anthony H. Friganza

. Case Officer

SECRJI

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SECRBI

Attachment

REDSOX Spotting and Assessment

Report

Date

to

•"ECFA

Subtect:

DOS:

REASPIC

Address:

Cover for Contact,

Notes on Contacts

20 March 1959: Upon the receipt of DIR

the undersigned borrowed a car

From the Parts station on 19 March and drove that nignt to Moulins, argiving about

o'clock, Fron the prineipal hotel in this town a call was made to subject who

was Informed that ve would arrive at ambert at about i2 o'clock, and we agreed to

clothes and bathed and arrived at Ambert about 1220 ma Subdect was wanting.

cochas the hatro a tarrived on eru about proceded to vichs aere ve chaned

Durned the

car lent, by passaud. one of his business. partners. to the pesidence.cun

he walted outside for Subject who came out. got

into the car and be drove toe restaurant nich we left immediately as fe was too

crowded and returned on foot to 14 rue ist. Josef house where our conversation was

held.

Incidentally, subject showed the undersigned around the work shop and

lemonstrated how the machine and the

for it are made.

che cannot

help but marvel at subject's Ingenulty, and ability as a tinkerer and pseudo-sor!

of engineer. He said they are producing about 300à month,

sell a few more than

this at 48,000 francs a piece (nearly $100)

However. Subject gets no Income other

than pocket money,

free roon and board where he now lives, and wiil not receive

any until the capital outlay of his other two partners has been amortized.

Taking

the bull by the horris we explained to subject the delay:

A telegram nad been sent

to "certain colleagues" In Paris who were supposed to write a letter to be for -

warded to Subject.

The man to whom the telegram was sent was

on leave and upon

return he was not notified of the telegram ve sent; consequently, Subject was not

informed. as he should have been.

We are terribly sorry and hope that Subject would

appreciate, such a minor matter. "In any event we reminded Subject thai he had not

een promised a letter on or about 1 February

but rather told that he could expect

' hear from us then.

Subject agreed this was so.

subject was far less

interested in explanation than a decision.

He rhetorically

asked

whether he was acceptable, adding he was obliged to assume he as not, and

commerting

that although there are

"many two legged people in America also" he

thought he was probably a unique persem from the point of view of language ability,

experience as an operator in dangerous

situations.. etc.

We replied this:

One man

(the psychologist) has already come all the way from the States just to see Subject

and another was onhis way.

"Headquarters" attaches to subfect's candidature and that far from beirs a dead

subject could fairly conclude the importance

Issue, Subject's prospects were good, although all depended on him.

le then turned to the matter of Subject coming

to Paris.

Subject explained

that Paul (

) had been sent by the Paris station

to Annick and had rot done very

well.

He had failed to convince Annick that he was

sent by "iike (Friganza) and

apparently although we did not go inio the details of

this, he did not det the message

straight.. In any case Subject immediately said

that he could come to paris anytime although he would be obliged to travel

Illegally.

This because he had permitted his identity document to expire as of 14

February 1959.

However, Subject leil he could make the joumey by train without

being caught because the police are not checking most trains.

He did not want to:

travel by car because. he

had heard there are occasional road blocks. (this may be

true for the undersigned ran into one. on the drive from Paris to Ambert).

Subject

also said he could stay as long as

need by but it was absolutely essential "that he

not be obliged to stay at a hotel -- he could either stay with Annick or at a place

put at his disposal by

us.

Case Officer

SECRET

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FEnseX Spoutire and Assessent

Report

Attachment

Date

to BEFA

Subject:

Address:

Cover for Contacts

Notes on Contact:

Knowins that the Louigen operator could set to parts in two days ve askea

subject to take,

ne train on the corning or at February:

He agreed to do this.

re said it rould, be necessary, for Rig (dr he Is accepted) to return so Arbert

once more: it will not be necessary for him to retum to Gan. Riter discussing this

and paying Subject pranes 10,000, me drove by the retiroad stalen were suo ecta

hecked on train schedules and ve parted.

In regard to she lapse of the vaildity

Subjectio documents subted sat:

DAter the 7-103 anuary meeting in parts he:

had driven back. to ambered he aid-ace

etum to Cap, he has been ilving illesally

In Anbert since his retur

ce 1l danuarya

he has falled to extend his

document because he calculate the woola leave France before the document expired.

SubJect surmises that the wene

ostized to return to Gap he cighe be able to

talk his way. out of trouble but te sight be given wo weeks in jall as a sharp

reminder of the necessity to validase documents promptly.

/March

21. RAMMAXXXX 1959:

Subject was me? bf the undersigned at the Care Austerlitz at

2040 hours:

Henry C. Ladue cs the Paris station counter-surveliled the meeting and

our progress from the static by foc: and then ly metro to the Séveres Babylon

station.

Ladou 1s certain Leg: cur gee:ing was not survellled.

After going cur

own way: frcs Ladou, we took a tar! io the Opera, switched taxis and then were to

the safehouse in the rue weber 14.

After subject washed and shaved ne drove In the

car provided by the station to les Hailes where we had dinner a: the Pied de Cocbon.

We returned to the apartment s: abes: 20 hours, talked for another hour or so while

ving a drink, and then retired.

Jurira this

conversation Subject was enccuraged

I prompted

to develop thoughts or a variely oû maiters which

tie hoped dould tend

give us

better grounds ca wnich so assess him. Nothing of pariicular operational

ur blographic significance has discussed.

22 March 1959: After breakfes: subjec: was asked to wait until he returnec.

We

werit with Lador to the airoc=: to meet the LUFLUTTER operattr.

Arcar the

operator

arrived we decided on a program and returned to the apartment and

sussested that

Subject spend the afternoon en his can and agreed on a 2230 rendezvous

nct tar

from

Port Malilot and the safehcuse where subject was met. We walked io the

sarehouse

and retired at about midnignt.

23. March 1959: We arose at 8, defi the apartment by about 8:40, walked to a cafe

where we breakfasted, and then per errargenent passed the corner of port Maillot

and rue Malakoff at which time the irLotTER operator observed us and follewed is

to the apartuent.

We showed Subject upstairs and leît the aparisent were die met

the operator and tock him upstairs end incroduced him as Mr. brown.

After a very

brief Introduction with no expianatton, we abserited ourselves frog the room mile

the operator revlewed Subjee:

sibicgrapry in preparation for the LeFLuTER examination.

At about 1245 hours subjecs leat tre

aparerent or his own, li raving been agreed to

meet him on the iverue Grand ssee in troni or the jout 31er. cafe.

The Fural

operator retirned to the Paris staiica.

office with us where it was agreed tra: the

undersigned would go to Gerary and resurn io Paris on 24. or 25 March.

The eperator

met subject at the rendezvous end icie him to the aparament. atter dening arrange:

ments for tickets, etc., we necured to the apartment where

ve interrupted subject

and the operator.

During this bolet Leeting Subject was pals a lurcher 30.000

Francs, making a total of Fraiss 49,000 o- $100.. He was

insiructed io spens une

night of 23 and 24 Narch chez anick and de would return

ço see him again ca 25 March.

Case Officer

SECRET

No

security flaps although tre sorenslai. is there for a beauciful she:

Our false

identity

docurenss together wish subject's lack of my legal documentation is raw

material sufficient for this:

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HENDRYCK S. VINCENT

IM TRUTZ FRANXFURT 13I

FRANKFURT (MAIN)

WEST DEUTSCHLAND)

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acht das weiter, weil ich bin wicht mehr in meiner

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Subjects

DAVID

Dateg of interview: 8, 9, 10 Jan 1959

subjegt nes net In parts by the case officer and exaniner and

subattted to an intenalve prolfainery psychological exasination. He vas

examined via a French Interpreter me interpreter has been requested to

quante hid om usegment to the underalened

Subject 1a sOyears of age. He was born on the i2th of July,

1918, In CoorBle, USSR. At that time Georgle was al free country and not

pert or the USSA!

3. Subject regards his parents as "nobles" and he reold that thet?.

status had a great influence on his behaviour in the porlod which followed

the rantly'a Imigration Into Prance In, 1921.

subject feels he acquired a certaln prejudicial class attitude

and abided by the prineiple of noblesse oblige. In other words he feels

that If. you pretend to be something, you have to act accordingly. His

concept of nobility has evolved into a concept of dignity and pride in his

work.

The fansly left Georgiä when the Subject was three.. They fled

before the soviet invasion. Subject feels that his real existence began

at this point.

Because the father had provided himself with certain wontes,

the family was able to live coafortably and even opulently. However, the

vicissitudes of life brought the family progressively to material degradation

and financial difficulties which greatly influenced subject's way of think-

ing thereafter. Whereas the family had previously lived in an artifiolal

feudalistic way, life became tough. Subject feels that the family was

brought into more direct contact with reality and that this was not

necessarily a bad influence.

6. Subject actually did not want to leave Georgla. He felt it was

a flight rather than a tactical retreat. Apparently he has never been

able to accept this huniliating defeat and it may be that part of his

current motivation for affiliation involves his perception of an opportunity

to take countermeasures against the Soviets. He Is a person who cannot

tolerate being beaten in competition.

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7 subject was a non-disciplined child and was in constant rebellion

rainst his teacherg mon he felt ald not disertainate intelligent childres

or pay bia sufficient indiyidual estention. Apparently hid rebellious be-

haviour was his vay of getting attention.

he feit his teachers were too

distant and autonatically unpleasant. Ho engaged in Practical Jokes and

Was an activet to the echool situation As a result he wed kicked, out

os ono cohool arter another and has a history of attending 18, autrerent

schooled the least that can be sald of this strange beheviour to that ho

suntaciplined and has alveye refused to abide by the conformalat

atustudo of nia peerisy

on the contrary he has alleye felt compelled to

do those things not normally done by. others.

line 18 schools, Genoretly

epeaktos, represent trustration, the seekins of an ela to purgue, end the

hope that his ideal would crystallize and materlalize:

subject 1s rather

abstract in this respect. Generally, it would seen that his ideal 18

first of all material and pernapa also moral confort and security.

However,

he hee always regarded his soctoty, through his disappointments and

mortifying experiences, as 1 wicked and selfish in its majority. Since

he felt society was selfish and mean, he expressed his dissatisfaction

in the form of aggressive and destructive behaviour

Apparently Subject

was a precocious child and he expertenced disillusionment in his family

and in society. It is as if he suddently diacovered to his great dis-

appointment that there was no Santa Claus.

8. At first Subject felt his disilluslonment was unique and peculiar

to his particular life experience, but he soon discovered that his dis-

content was characteristic of others: He experienced this fighting'

attitude within himself and he reflected it in his non-conforming. be-

havlour.

9. His mother reacted to his behaviour with over affectionate

solicitousness.

She wasn't actually able to determine the reasons for his

Internal distress; but she was aware something was taking place within him.

The mother was apparently a marked conformist who insisted that subject

abide by the sccial order.

she topk him to a psychiatrist because of his

behaviour problems and because she did not advise him of what she was

doing and got him to a psychiatrist. on a subterfuge, and because Subject

did not agree with the psychlatrist's conclusions, he did not benefit

by this experience.

This indicates to us that in handling subject it

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would be wise not to approach hle as if he were the probles, but to permit

him to palatain his posture that he 1o right and bordels 1s wrong.

In

other words to must avold doing what his mother did to hia?

10. Subject has alvays Indulged in a sort of introspection and

Ins-analyal, the purpose of hich vas to deterine hon to realito hie

aspirations. Another aspect or hile systen or ideals proceeds from the

life concept of chivalry anton he feels nio parents inculcated le In-

volves the defense and the protection of the oppressed and the weat

it

Io sort of Robin Hood concept shich he attributes to nimelt, Tale

chivalrous ideal 1o active to date. He reele that many people need help

and he has always wanted to help others in order to help himself. In öther

words he is motivated to helping others in order to obtain love and

affection. This need for love and affection is probably the most primary

of his motives.

1i, In respect to the flight of the fanily from Geolgla, Subject feels

he was too young to understand it. However, he feels he revolted against

1t. His idea is that one must fight, surpass and conquer.. As a young boy

he felt he was much stronger than several million men. This is extremely

Important as regards utilization of his services.

First of all he is

motivated to succeed out of a spirit of revenge, and secondly he is self-

confidant and optimistic.that he will succeed despite the hazards of the

undertaking. He is like a man who wants to kill an elephant -- all he

wants from us is a high-powered rifle -- then he feels he would be equal

to the elephant.

12. Subject also seems to reflect disappointment in his father as

a personal ideal. He regards his father as a very independent person,

kind but profoundly selfish, büt who would nevertheless give you the

shirt off his back. His father was fond of the children, loved the whole

fantly and was happy when he saw others happy. However, Subject is con-

vinced that if his father had succeeded, none of the things that. happened

In his life would have come to pass.

He feels that his notner's sulaide

a direct consequence.of his father's

failure to succeed.

13.

When his father and sister returned to Georgia, Subject was driven

to despalr by the breaking-up of the family. The death of his mother and

the departure of his father and sister was quite a threat to his security.

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He tried to hold hid father back and even threatened his that because of

French lay according to which a forelener must pay his taxes before ho

leaves the country, the father ran the flok of being arrested. When ho

told thle to his sister, she became angry with hile and replied that the

father vas mature enough to act as vell as possible. Subjeot'o atteupt

to prevent hid father Cron leaving was conflictual for hid because it

represented an Interference wich his father's desire and project. 1918

expertence taught him that when his father had taken a decision, he would

carry to through at any costs

i happened, the result was the die.

Integration of the famtly. If Subject found bimself in the same

situation todey, he would act in exactly the same way.

14. The father apparently retured to Georgla because he wanted to

die in Georgia. Subject feels that his father was doing something important

to realize his objectivey or to achieve his purpose. Homever, he foela

his father accepted defeat by returning to Georgla to die.. The mother

did not go with the father and apparently was at her wits end after the

father left.

subject regards his nother as the axle of the family and

when he lost her through suicide, he feels she deserted him.

15. Subject's sister followed her father to Georgia out of a spirit

of affection and sacrifice.

She felt that her father needed her and

subject feels she was a tributary

of his mistakes. The sister has a Ph.D.

in languages and taught courses in school. At the time of Stalin the

children would say "we have done this and that thanks to Stalin" and she

would reply "you are individuals and you have done this or that without

Stalin." As a result she was arrested and sent to a concentration camp.

With the change of regimes she obtained her freedom and got her job back.

16. The sister's husband returned to Russia also and Subject believes

that because he had served in the German army he may have been sent to a

concentration camp. He feels the Intellectual level of the brother-in-law

is lower than that of the sister..

The brother-in-law apparently has an

Inferiority complex. He enigrated to France at a much later date and

apparently could not adapt himself and regretted having left Russia.

17. subject's brother, LeT is an archisect in Gap.

The brother is an independent person who is conservative and probably

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conforming. He has not distinguished himself in any extraordinary fashion

and Subject unconsciously compares haself with his brother. It la likely

that he and his brother vere rivalo for the mother's affection and,

whereas Sublect feels that his brother la Jealous of him, it to likely

that Subject 15 Jealous of the brother S accoapllahments.

He feels that

see he succeeds his brother lo Jealous subjeot le also Identified

With his brother in a complex and Interesting WAV. For example, he feele

that both he and his brother love the same type of rogen. He 19 not able

to say much about his brothef except that he is kind, somewhat vain, and

that he is fond of his brother However.

it is likely that his brother

may have been indtrectly Instrumental in Subject's recrustment. " It may"

also be that his brother regards Subject as "Peck's bad boy" or the black

sheep of the fantlyand is interested in SpaSTiG

him as regarde

accomplishment or success.

pretere

18. Subject was the baby of the family and still 1s. Whereas he

was born In 1918, his brother was born in 1916 and his sister in 1915.

Subject was more expressive of affection, particularly for his mother,

whereas his brother was more timid, shy, and independent. When the

brother saw Subject getting the mother's attention, he tried to replace

Subject. This sibling rivalry may continue to date, for example, the

brother learned that Subject was seeing a girl whom he knew. The brother

advised the girl to leave Subject alone.

19. Subject denies he is Jealous of his brother. He admits his

brother has been successful but in his own sphere. Subject's new found

philosophy is not to accept the fact that he has been unsuccessful, but

to try to explain why he has not. In other words he seems to be notivated

to obtain greater knowledge of himself:

20.

subject does not consider himself as a Georgian; this 1s

of no

importance to him. He regards the flight from Georgia as a defeat and as

a loss of the motherland which he has never accepted. He feels he was a

Georgian as a

child büt the most important aspect is that he feels he was

defeated by the necessity of the family's flight from Georgia.... He offers

as an analogy the fact that he was committed to prison; this was a defeat

for him.

In other words he was not bothered by the prison life but by the

fact that he made a wrong calculation in taking on a bad associate and con-

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sequently being arrested and imprisoned. Therefore defeat appears to be

the frat factor In his life expertence.

21. At a certain time in bis childhood subject iived near some

fontes Georgian resistante no were flenting asainst the Soviets. Subject

regarded these persons as uneducated but nevertheless

affectionate.

He feels he certainly must have been influenced by the

excitins stortes which they told him about thel, fighta and mary exploita

Ho reals he must alad have been impressed by their patrollers the feele

they expressed themselves in a vara and enthralling manner which exalted

and deeply impressed him., He feels this particular association may account

for hits passion which he always puts in the execution of whatever ke

undertakes. One of the prineipal determinants of this man's behaviour

Is apparently the very strong desire to succeed and accomplish.

22. subject feels that throughout his school expertence perhaps only

one or tho professors understood him. These particular professors thought

that' it was often necessary in life to "swallow" a grest deal of useless

"stuff" so that thereafter certain essential problems could be more easily

digested. Subject feels that these professors were superior and that he

understood them, whereas he regarded the others as apparently idiotic

or worthless.

23. Subject was influenced by heroes whom he heard about such as

Lindbergh, Edison, Hitler, Einstein, and several others. He realized that

If such people existed, It meant that the possibility to act either for

good or for

evil also existed. He did not idertity with any one hero 1a

particular but always wished that he could have been one of them. He did

not actually want to be one of them, but wanted to resemble heroes in

general.. Subject always pemaine-- remembers certain great men mentioned

in history. He feels that these great men gave him the concept that a

certain order was necessary for the level of the people. However, 1t

appears he was disillusioned in these men and his ideals were sheken be-

cause he later learned to his dismay that they could count abject or

monstrous acts.

Subject feels he has made many mistakes in life but how.

ever big these mistakes may be, he does not feel they have reflected his

basic character.. He feels that his character was basically based by the

desire to become a worthwhile individual, even at the cost of tehaving

wrongly. He feels that if the only oriterson for judging a nan to his:

aris

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achlevements, then he is a failure:

24.

Subject feels that, apart fron the academic progress at school,

he learned that it was necessary to connunicate, to express himaelf, to

understand and to explain.

He feelo that these are necessary for one to be

A sember of socroty.

25. subject reels hle mother was a major Influence in his life.

is disappolnted in hio nother because he feels he loved her but she de-

serted him through sutolde; He feels she sacrificed herself completely

for the children and that she killed herself because she no longer knew

how to distribute love and care Subject began to lose regard for his

rather fron the time he realized that bla father vas not giving nie

mother Atrection. However, he Identittes with his father in the respect

that both never achieved anything sighificant and that they both may have

disappolnted the mother. subject misses his mother's love and he feele

his life was broken up when she died. He found himself completely alone

and all his illusions disappeared. He tried to find affection through

others. He feels the need for affection is a big part of himself but

on the other hand "I am a complicated person."

26. Subject claims he has learned the difference between a man and

a woman: This 1s likely to have a good deal of meaning to him, particularly.

as regards his relationship with his mother.

He regards wonen as allogical

and to be determined by a psycho-feminine education. This is enough to

tip us.off that he should not be exposed to handling by females.

27. Subject claims he has learned from his personal experience in

life rather than from the experience of others. In other words he has

educated himself in the school of life and has derived little from the

aotual formal school situation. For example, he claims his mothers

opinions had importance only at the time she was rendering her opinions;

thereafter they were not influential as far as he was concerned. This

may be important as

regards training. It. is likely that he would prefer

to proceed with the task in actuallty rather than to learn about per-

forming the task through the experiences or training of others.

28.

subject joined the French Foreign Legion at the beginning of

the war.

As a foreigner and as an itid

he was. subject. to

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mobilization Into the Prench army, but he felt the authorities cook an

awrul long time to make a decision in connection with him. Because of

this, he soned the forelen Legion and left immediately for North Africa

reeling that thus he was becoming a member of a fanous unit and at the

same time:

rulfilling his oblisations toward the Prench ailitary service.

In the beginning he was satisfied but later he was of the opinion that

France was an Insoherent mess, and he bitterly regretted that he had

become acquainted with people who obvlously did not know wat they wanted.

This experience did not have a great influence on his character except:

that it expressed a profound dislike for irresolute persons.

mis in-

dicates that subject is do impatient fellow who destres Immediate action

as regards his interest. He 1o impatient, with postponement and unless he

is dealt with proeptly, he may satisfy his interests elsewhere. However,

in the current instance he has no alternative and he is forced to go along

with normal procedures which he may regard as a waste of time, but will

accept..

"29.

Subject feels that he married because he regarded marriage as

necessary to build a family and to make a 'hone. He feels his marriage vas

a mistake because, even though he understands the value of the principles

involved, principles which were inculoated by his father, It is ridiculous

to marry just for the sake of principles without the necessary sentiments..

He feels that at the time he was merely abiding by precepts of his father

without thinking of the possible consequences. However he soon discovered,

In fact, a family did not represent anything at all, and that creating the

family was aggravating the incoherence and

the division of society. In

view point getting married meant building a wall around himself. It also

meant that instead of finding a partner who complemented him, all that he

obtained from the partnership was a

reflection of himself.

He feels that the so-called spiritual intimacy is a fallacy. He

claims

that, sexually speaking, women are necessary but he fails to say why it

is necessary to build a separate world with it.

30.

As was explained above, the reasons for his marriage are connected

with his family education. He does not regard his marriage as a complete

fiasco.

He regards his wife as very nice.

He thinks he was nice, too.

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They sot along fairly well with one another but did not live very con-

fortably. He did not feel there was any evolution in the marrlage and he

admits to his debit that he married his ulfe because he wanted to ex-

portence what it meant to have children. Actually, hovever, he did not

want children. However, he assumed that the marrlage would produce a

child whon he had exactly imagined. In other words he wanted an exact

reproduction of himself. He obtatned a daughter who was, beautiful,

alvays laughing, but because of hits separation after his arrest, he has

Ignored what has happened with the child. His wife alao had a second

child by Subject who was born while he was In Jail and Subject knons

nothing at all about the second child, subjoct net his wife in a model

makers shop and belleves she liked hin lonediately. However,

Is he were

to do it again, he would not marry.

31. During the war when Subject was in Germany, he göt Involved in

a false documents business and created a gang which he led.

The purpose

of the group was to repatriate or liberate war prisoners. The black

market was a worthless branch, technically speaking. of the organization.

Its only purpose was to solve financial problems. However, it is true that

the black market reached such a magnitude that a person who was interested

only in making money would have found it quite satisfying and sufficient

in Itself:

As a whole, the technical efficiency of his gang satisfied

him. They had freedon of notion and security. Subject was arrested be-

cause of a carelessness or a slip,dot in the actual functioning. of the

gang, but rather on the part of one of the men whom they were helping.

32. Through this experience Subject learned that it was very inter-

esting to know the weaknesses of authorities and to play these weaknesses

or. forces against one another.. His emotions corresponded

to a joy or

being the sole master. of his actions and moves. He feels that if he were

to find himself in this sort of situation again, he mould act in exactly.

the same way.

33. When subject was arrested by the Gestapo, he was considered by

the Germans to be a very important prey. He played the game and led the

Germans to believe

that he was an important prey in the hope that such

belief woüld give him certain advantages..

Although he realized he could

be shot: for only one-half of what he had done and that, It was

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disadvantageous for his to exasserate in order to six the treks and con

ruse the German rushorttles, thts gave him

partnera whon he made it appear as negligible.

a chance not to mention certain

He continued this gage

until he say that the end was near. Por excople, there was a great nood

of gas in Germany and he figured he could gain time by telling the Germans

he had invented a very interesting notor which they could profitably use.

The Germans took his offer Into consideration and poatponed his execution.

Shortly therearter he was liberated by the Americans.

34.

Inia veignette indicates that-Subject has the developed, capacity

or a con man and that he la capable of imaginatively talking hingelf out

of rather tight altuatlone. This, of course, to an outstanding qualifloation

as regards the requirements of the project.

35. Subject attacked a bank in 1950. At the time he wes narried and

was the father of one child. He was working in a model makers ahop and

although he was not well off, he was earning a decent living. However,

because of his love

for risk and out of friendship for another relion, he

agreed to partloipate in the bank attack. Apparently the other fellow

trusted subject. because he knew of subject's war activities and he figured

that because Subject had been able to acoomplish certain illegal activities

that he was quite capable of attacking a bank.

The attack was carefully

planred. Because there were only two on the team they were compelled in

view of the smallness of his staff to give extra ittention to their plan.

36. According to subject he was

close to this young ftlerd who.

solicited his financial assistance.

At first, Subject felt that the other

fellow was crazy to dare to attack a bank. He also had the normal twinge

of consclence and asked himself the question "is It right to do harm by

robbing a bank?" Subject never felt that the tro alone would be able to

attack the bank successfully. Consequently, they determined to knock

over a Jewelry shop first. At each point in the developments Subject

wanted to withdraw from the whole deal by saying "If my mother learned of

this, she would die." They postponed the job indefinitely. Homever, hla

mother died in the meantive and his friend again approached him and told

him that now that his mother was dead, there was no longer such a danger.

Subsequently they knocked over the jewelry store.

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37.

subject's chief notivation for such an activity appears to be

the following: (a) Friendship. Apparently subject wiil do anything for

a friend.

(b) Action.

Apparently Subject relishes novelty and excitement

and daring-do.

Apperent ly he 18a jesse Janes type: (C) Enotional outlet

for success Of Planning. Apparently Subject Indulges himself in probled

solving and obtains a compulalve satiofection if his plans succeed. In

other words, he is motivated to carry out such an'action because of hid

ataplaced interest In successfully engineering and accomplishins a Job.

(d) Money. Subject apparently is not motivated for mater at reward. In

the ouse of the robbery his friend got 3/4 of the take and subject got

1/1. subject was content not to spend he soney freely because nishite

eight become sueptclous

38.

However, the friend returned after having spent his money.

Previously subject had told him "you got your money for the marrlage;

nou leave me alone."

However, the friend had not married and was now

des: rous of robbing a bank in order to finance another Intended inflage:

subject agreed that this would be the last job. They cased the joint very

carefully and then comnitted the act.

The other fellow apparently threw

his money around, was arrested, and squealed. The police came to

subject's place; found a

and he was arrested in his fllght.

to the Spanish border. Subject was fleeing to the Pyrenees because he

had learned that his bank deal partner had been arrested and had talked,

and that the police were after him. Subject voluntarily admits that he

loet control

over himself and that he had failed to plan in case he failed

and had to flee.

He had not foreseen or prepared himself fur such a con-

sequence. If he were to find himself again in the same situation, he would

prepare an escape even if it were only necessary for the satisfactory

planning of the project.

39. However.

the question which arises in this examiner's mind is

why Subject panicked in his flight. It could have been that he un.

consclously.wanted. to.get caught and to be punished In order

to relieve

his guilt. It this 19 so, then important consideration should be given

to this aspect

of subject's personality as regards planning the project.

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40 ton he tas jailed of the french police he was somewhat de-

pressed by the fact that he had greatly disappointed his close relatives

and because he was looked upon as a nolay and rash fellow rather than as

a can capable of carrying out a crime

i?. subject feels he railed badiy when he was arrested by the Germans

and aldo then he was arrested by the Prench. He feele these two failures

are consequences of the poor senner in which he chose hid friends. me

feele it to now up to hid to take all the necessary precautions in order

to avoid the sene pitfalla in the future:

42. Tere have been times In this man's life when he felt that the

entire world seemed to conspire against him and when everything seemed to

collapse before hla, yet he has alvays felt there were ways to get ouf of

a ness principally by virtúe of working. He continues to belleve that

unless a man is so weak both physically and morally, It 1s always possible

for him to get back on his feet or at least to hope that this 1s possible.

Consequently, even when he was. broke, Subject always belleved there was a

posalbility to fight and conquer. It Is likely he will always have hope

and optimism.

43.

As regards his philosophy on the two projects which involved

Iberating french prisoners and the bank attack, he was betrayed bỳ

another, Actually, however, he could not have become angry at these

persons because he felt his betrayal was unimportant. However, these

persons lost his esteem because he feels there are certain moral values

which he holds dearly, namely friendship. This would indicate that he is

more in contempt of himself for having miscalculated than angry with the

other person for having betrayed' him. However, Subject does not feel that

any of his mistakes, regardless of their size and consequence, have serious

consequences as regards his near or distant future. There is no question

that his mistakes have seriously reduced his circumstances of life, but he

1s optimistie and it is likely he regards this assignment as a golden

opportunity nich not only permits him a chance of success, but does not

censure hin for his past deeds.

Consequently, he feels that to be dis

couraged about the future 1s nonsense for if there is a future, there is

hope.

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Although Subject has seen many things in his life and has had

many opportunttles to becone angry, he feels he has neer coapletely iost

self control. He feels he has always been the master of his actions as

all times and that trese actions could have been changed by his own volition.

45081r subject has ever been ashaned of himself, It must have been

when his behavlour was wrongly interpreted by persons whom he loved or uno

Loved hia.

46. Subject tends to become embarrassed and confused when certain

persons who ask or accept somethins tron him display too much gratitude.

In other words, too largere dose of affection will unseat Subject despite

the fact that he continusily solicits affection.

47. Subject has continually deceived and disappointed his nother

because every time she started him in a new school, she made his promise

he would behave nicely, but each time he was thrown out of school. He is

convinced she wanted this for his good and not for the satisfaction of.

having a perfect child. However, it is likely that the mother's over-

solicitousness was actually compensatory for her basic rejection of

subject.

Therefore, she wanted him to be perfect so that she could love

film. consequentiy, it is likely that she did things for him, but she did

things with hin for herself. In other

words, she wanted him to be perfect

so that he could be worthy of her love. He was not perfect, probably did

not obtain her love, and consequently is continually seeking the love of

other persons. However, he cannot accept this fact as regards his mother

and dentes she did not act in his interest. One of his chief defenses 1g

denial, that 18, simply assuming the attltude that such and such was not

true when he probably believes it was true.

48.

subject's actions are often Impulsive and unreasoned. such

Irrational behaviour usually takes place with another person despite the

fact that there may be no particular tie or affection between him and the

other person. Subject is unable to explain why this is so and intellectual

realizes that any explanations which ne might offer are not sufficient

to explain such behaviour and his emotional state.

In other words, this

man's impulsiveness and tendence to behave Irrationally and to his own

disadvantage and in his own disinterest

amounts to a coupulsion which is

sufficient to determine his behaviour but which is unconscious and not

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aval lable to rational analysis, on even avareness.

In this respect he is

propelled by an uncontrollable force.. This is an important point of

consideration as regards his utilization in this project.

49. Subject's lere index finger and thumb sre atasing: He lost

these In an explosion ini's occurred in Germany when he was Involved in

the reparation deal. After the bombing of Berlin he ploked up anons

the ruins an unexploded boab of British or sin and took it hoae to

salvage the explosive which be aight use in various ways while he vas

resoving the detonator which vas probably stuck In Ite receptacle, the

detonator exploded ln his fingers. Subject does not regret the fact that

no tried/ to almantlo the boub because be feels he has learned that one

should keep his hands away troo certain things.

The explosion occurred

so quickly that there was no lamediate pain but the people around him be-

cane panicky. He remained cold blooded and gave the order to remove ali

things which were there because the explosion undoubtedly alerted the

police. The police came and he explained that he had played with a

fountain pen which had purst."

The policenen strongly advised him never

again to pick up objects dropped by the enemy. They took cognizance of

his declarations and went away. The Red Cross took care of his wounds.

50.

subject does not think he wiil be very different in the future

from what he is now. However, he feels his material situation will have

Improved. He does not mean financially but socially. He naively hopes

that the workd wil change and there will be no discrimination. He also

hopes to acquire, If necessary, a nationality In which case he will feel

he actusily belongs to society. However, he feels that soclety 1s

anxious. to stamp and label individuals and it may be that he would prefer

to be an individualist who is outside of society than to be a member of

soclety who is required to conform. Since this person lives in the

present, it 1s very difficult for him to imagine what his future will be.

51. Despite the fact that this man is motivated by rather vivid

ideals, he still strikes the examiner as a practical realist who thinks

and acts in a matter of fäct manner.

He has experienced a good deal of.

life and he

is quite sophisticated.

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52. Subjeot feels that & friend would regard him as unstable,

affectionate, alid a day dreamer:

53.

subject reels that a critic would say of him that the majority

of his connercial undertakings have brought results which are considerabl

Lover than hoped for. Consequently, he feels he is elther en opt plat

or a Joker, on else hts slews on the possibilities of accomplishing

things are not very healthys

54₴

In his defense he emphasizes that in his option the value of an

achtevement does not consist of its spectacular magnitude on in its

multiplicity

for example, he feels it 3 not necessary to say 1good

noming" 100 times in order to understand the meaning and purpose of

"good norning." Also he does not feel it is necessary to mass produce

a machine in order to fully understand its function. However, he realizes

that, commercially

speaking, it is more rational to mass produce the

machine but the repitition does not Interest him. In his opinion the

creative idea and

the prototype have a much greater value and importance

than the setting up of the factory which will popularize the prototype.

To illustrate his feeling further he Is of the opinion that one single

thought from a great thinker appears to him to be much more valuable

than the millions of books which are published yearly.

55. In describing himself Subject reveals that he always tries his

hardest to keep his promises. He also feels that he sometimes appears to

talk somewhat rashly but he feels this is due to the fact that he thinks

fast and he is able to ses quickly the components and the essence of a

problem in its varlous prospectives. He is able to rapidly synthesize.

In other words he learns extremely fast and he

sets the point Immediately

He is so quick that he will understand what you are. trying to say before

you finish the sentence.

56. subject is: unable to see himself in terms of what he would like

to be.

In order for him to display himself, It would be necessary that he

would be another person altogether.

However, he feels that, everything

relative, perhaps he should show more'strength of character, be a little

more coupromising, more realistic, and less sentimental. However, this

would imply that he would then find himself in an environment in which

there was no room for sertiment -- in which case his personallty would

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out of place.

57. It Is Subject's expertence that his friends love him for what

he is. He likes his triends as they are, probably because they are as

they are. The idea of attemptins to change a frtend lo unthinkable for

him. He loves them for their bad points as well as thelr good points:

58. Subject Is an optimist but also a pessimista

He, feels he will

never be able to reach his ideals because hits material Ideal (social

refors) is so distant that he would need to lead many

order to attain it. It aight be unfair to call this man a pessiolet?

It 1s more likely he is a realist and perhaps a cynio.

59. This man denies that he has any interest or emotional

attachment to Francé at this time. However, It is likely he was patriotio

at the time of the war.. Since he has been branded a criminal and has

been deprived of certain rights and privileges, he now perhaps feels re-

Jected and in turn is rejecting France as his fatherland. Nevertheless,

he strikes the examiner as a true Frenchman - he thinks and feels like a

Frenchman and 1s certainly not a Russian in his personality. It is likely

that he identifles the French authorities with the police.

He cannot

tolerate rejecting attitudes. He is like an outsider who Is 100: ing in.

It may be he has the "sour grapes" attitude by wnich he feels that since

he cannot have what he wants, it is not too good anyway.

60. Subject Is not a planner. Despite his interest in invertion

and the fact that he has pulled off a number of capers, he is more of an

Instigator, a leader, and an executor. In order for him to be successful

in future projects, it is necessary. that someone else plan and then tell

him exactly what to do.

61. Subject is currently involved in the. Invention business which

he started alone. He is the owner and exploiter of several patents and

certain persons are financlally and technically interested in his in-

ventions. He Is faced with a problem at this time. He is involved in

the initial and preliminary phases with us and consequently is put on

t'e fence as regards his Invention business,

Furthermore, If he were to

Join us, he would relinquish

everything to his business partners.

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62. This person will open himself up readily to an open personality

He will be secretive with an inhibited of secretive personality. Con-

sequently, the best person to work with this individual is a direct.

expressive and visible personality.

63. Mis person's spotal drives seen to involves (a) General l

provement of living conditions for everybody. In other words he 1s a

humanitarian He lo not necessartly an activistie social reforer.

(b) Improvement of his own standard os living. He has an Inclination

to better things and he feele thie is the disease of all inventors:

645

subject expresseS himself freely, is discursive, voluble, and

is able to carry on a conversation Indefinitely, This la tretcally Preach

but, in particular, it represents an oral characteristic. In other words,

he ls all mouth. He both expresses himself orally and he is driven by

desire to obtain oral supplies by Incorporation. What this means is that:

he will eat you up.

65. Subject reflects superfor intelligence, is capable of abstract

conceptualization, and is able to deal in symbols.

66. Subject is a narcissistic character who feels that because others

don't love him, he needs to love himself.. In other words, he 1s quite in

love with himself and acts accordingly.

67. Subject tends to rationalize and to offer socially acceptable

reasons

for his individualistic behavior.

68. Subject strives chlefly for emotional satisfaction.

69. Subject is An altrüistic but at the same time he is selfish. He

will do things for the community with the hope of getting something out of.

It: for himself, Both of these drives merge in a unitary fashion."

He Is

motivated by both at the same time.

70.

Subject denies nationalistic motives for his actions and prefers

to regard them as being primarily human!tarian. .

subject is action-oriented

and loves to take risk and gets a kick out of excitement and adventure.

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71. subject acts because he thinks he is right:

72. subject acts because he thinks he will succeed and because he

regards what he undertakes as Important. he is egotistical in thts regard.

73. Subject needs to prove to others that he lo successtul. He 10

self confident in his prowess but is Insecure that others may not regard

hia as adequato as he feels he 1a.

74. "It is Interesting to note that subject particlpated in the

release of the 13 Prench prisoners not out of patriotle motives, but to

satisty hia taste for action. If they vere German prisoners, he would

have done the sane thing.

Actually, subject admired the German army, had

yapathy for Gernans, but did not wish the French to be haried, This 1s

qulte paradoxical but understandable in terms of the subject's personality.

His emotionalized ideals are not defined in teris of politics or

nationalities, but are determined by a vague desire to help others who

need. 1t. This combination can mislead him and get him into difficulty;

for example, his accomplice in the bank robbery.

75. Subject 1s a rank individualist.

He is a non-conformist.

However, he realizes he must cope with the community, must sacrifice for

the

of the community, and must not harm others. In this

regard it is unlikely that Subject has ever committed physical assault,

nor is it likely that he would in the future.. No matter what the other

person is or represents to Subject, he is still a human being whom:

Subject respects.

76. Although Subject is basically an exhibitionist, he Is not

Inclined to bragging or to exhibit himself in a transparent or patent

fashion. He 1s too sophisticated. However, he necds attention and 1s

Ilkely to do things in order to get attention. This is what he did in

18 schools.

77. As was previously mentloned, Subject helped French prisoners

get back to France during the war. He thought it was the right thing to

do but did not do It just for france.. He was paid for 1t but he gave

his money to help the prisoners. In terms of

his hierarchy of motives,

it is likely that this person acts according

to what he considers to be

right.

He also expresses self pride in doing the outstanding. the difficult,

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and for which he is not necessartly being paid. He acts out of principle,

with no special reason.

He helped the prench prisoners despite the faot

that he had sympathy for

the Germans. However, his sympathy for the

Germans was based on the fact that sone Georgiand had relatives in Gerany

and he preferred that the cermans would defeat the russians

-78.

Another reason he helped the Prench prisoners was that ho rolt

that they were sufferins and because they vere surferine, he wanted to

rellove then by helping them return to their country.

Thus he was beat

on nurturance:-

He alrey, stands ready to help someone uno 1o in need:

79, subjente notsvation cor arilliation to positive, spontaneous.

voluntary, and intense.

He likes the Americans but finds it a bit diffioutt

to analyze thie sentiaent. He feels the Americans have made certalo

political mistakes but they reflected a fundamental and basie sincerity

which he likes.

He understands the United States has political Interest

but he 1s willing to go along out of admiration for the sincerity of the

Americans. He is not looking for special compensation. Generaily, he is

quite willing to do what is asked without rational reasons. In other

words; his motivation 1s typically emotional and Is understandable 1n

terms of his character organization. He feels that a person is capable

of doing anything for love of nothing. He is inclined to put things on a

personal basis.. He doesn't belong to any community. He feels his early

years in Georgia have had no effect on his way of thinking or on his way

of perceiving life. He likes the ilberty which exists in America and the

fact that people are treated as individuals rather than as numbers.

80. Subject's motives are genuine and are compatible with his

outlook on life.

They are not necessarily original or sophisticated but

they are personal and therefore bona fide. Furthernore, Subject is really

on the shelf in Gap. He is controlled in his movements and is restricted

in his aspirations and consequently is unable to realize his freedon and

to develop himself as an Individual. Consequently, the assignment

represents a unique opportunity for him to rise abore his present re-

stricted level of existence.

81.

portance to events of life.

Subject is a very sensitive person and he attaches great im-

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82. Another important characteristic la his curlosity and his laterest

83. Another interesting proclivity is Subject's tendency to assume

blame for the mistakes of others even when he is not necessartly guilty.

As a child he was gifted but undisciplined and an unsultable student

who couldn't concentrate and adapt to the school fituation.

As a result

he was alveya in trouble but, more interestingly, he was alvage sled to

assume responsibility for the anti-sodial actions of others;

Whether

be did this for masochistic reasons or because he wanted to obtain the

approval of othere for whon he sacrificed to difficult to deteraine.

What Is true, however, Is that he will subalt himself for punishment

even though he has not done wrong. He may do this out of friendship

In order to have others feel greatful to him. He has the attitude he

should be punlated for doing wrong, but should not be degraded for doing

right. Subject has always realized that he has needed help as regards

his emotional problems. He likes to be helped materially, not as and 1t-

self (?) but because material help involves the implication of moral

help. For example, a dentist in Gap offerted to help subject In his 1n-

ventions without asking for advantages. This means a lot to Subject. He

attaches small importance to money and he derives a tremendous satisfaction

out of helping others or being helped.

84. Subject reflects a tremendous vitality that has, in the past,

expressed itself through false attempts such as the bank robbery, etc.

He feels he is not being used as he should and that there 1s a power

within himself, a creative urge of movement, a pover of realization.

It is highly emotionally charged and he feels he is capable of doing much

more than he has in the past. Although he feels he is a complicated

person, he does not feel he Is difficult to understand:

85. Subject likes to act intelligently and sensibly. He strives

for efficiency. For exampie, herterr if a person were to ask him to open

a window, he feels it is up to him to decide as regards the proper method.

The efficiency plus the results are his rewards. Consequently, he likes

practical work which involves an intellectual effort.

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86:

Subject has a highly developed verbal Intelligence and he 1s

able to amplity and eleborate on his 1des

87. prior to the lost session on the 10th of January SubJeot wea

routinely contacted by the French police mo kere investigating his

activities in Parts at thile time: As a result of this contact, he vas

markedly apprehensive and pro-occupted with the serfousness of tnts Visit

by the police and vas not able to freoly devote himselt to psychological

analysis as heretofore. me important point here is that subject ie an

extremely alort and yiellant person. Mla primary motive, is, of course,

"-preservatten and he lo Tikely to over react and to become emotionally

upset with provocation.

He needs the guiding influence of a more nature

and expertenced person who la in control of the situation.

88. Anöther Important aspect of his relationship with us appears to

be the fact that he consclously or unconsciously feels he has "arrived"

and 18 acceptable to us.. In other words he feels that perhaps a decision

has been made which is in his favor. This reflects his on desire to be

accepted together with his estimation of the situation:

89. This individual, despite his past exploits, is not necessarily

a hostile person. In other words he will not do harm nor will he hurt

others who are weaker than himself. He will act out of exigency but he

will deliberately avoid being sadistic or mantonly cruel.

90. • Por some reason Subject exhibits ä marked degree of loneliness

and isolation at this time. He seems to be seeking cospanionship.

91. Subject prefers to work alone as regards technical research, but

as regards the execution of an operation he prefers to te with someone or

part of an organization. He knows he can rely upon hirself when he 1s

alone and that others had been unrellable In his past. However, if It 18

necessary for him to work with two or more individuals, he will accept 1t.

92.

subject admits of physical inferiority feelings by virtue of his

size and strength but he denies he has feelings of intellectual inferiority.

He depends more upon his mental faculties than upon his physical. "I have

no fear of an elephant if I have a gun."

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93. Subject is a stubbom fellow who does not like, to be defeated

and he strives to conquer.

94. subject alvave looks for causes. He lo no magical thinker but

tende to be rational and realistic despite his strong emotional re-activity

which can be almost explosive at tines.

95. subject particularly strives not to be regarded as bad or evil.

In fact, he la hot a crialnal type but 1o a neurotic charester who has

expressed his conflicto and alfficulties in non-conforming behavlour.

At the same time he to not anti-social. He is a person uno has

differences of opinton and confitera wich the soctel order.

96. Subject does not regard binself as an' expert or

He realizes his short comings and he hopes his

w1ll.be

complemented by training.

97. Subject relles quite heavily upon humor for relief of tension

and as a defense against the development of anxiety and inter-personal

relationships:

98.

An important aspect of this man's personality and history would

appear to be his so-called accident proneness.

He 15 like the cat in the

Disney film who, while chasing the mouse and having his entire attention

directed to the catching and incorporation of the mouse, inadvertantly

gets himself run over by a truck. His first reaction to being splattered

by the truck 1s one of disappointment as regards not arriving at the goal;

1.8., catching the mouse. He thereupon acts upon feelings of revenge on

the mouse for having caused his unfortunate accident. In addition, this

example signifies thät Subject is likely to keep his eye too mich upon the

goal and Insufficiently upon the hazards involved in reaching the goal. It

may be argued that Subject's philospphy in his past operations are related

In some manner to his lack of attention to such details. His history 1s

that of the unlucky cat who manages to get himself run over successfully.

99. This person can be quite discouposed by the surprise of un-

expected occurrences.

100. Despite defeat Subject is able to pick himself up, figure things

out, start all over in a nore systematic way, and continue in his pursuit

of his goal.: Consequently, he does learn by experience. His mistakes are

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chiefly due to the fact that he is or has been "stupid" or impulsive

stupid, impulsive, immature and inexperienced.

101.

subject is capable of experiencing melancholy or depressive

mood swings. However, he maintains a Bey-facads and he attempts to

relleve his depressive feelings with lightness. Underneath the gay

appearance, hovever. Is seriousness. One of the chief motives 1s hia

curlousity. He seeks the unknow but when he approaches the unknown, he

experiences a certain feeling which he recognizes as a threat to hia

enotlonal secursty and he le ambivalent about proceeding or withdrawing.

He has an laternal fear of southing which he doesn't knon of understand

Because of this it may be necessary to provide his with fire support.

gutdance, and consideration of all the possible eventualities. He has a

fear of getting hinself into something which he cannot get out of and ble

Immediate reaction is to turn around and go avay without having solved

the problei. Consequently, he needs a person of greater intelligence wo

18 able to help him to evaluate the realities of his situation or

predicarent. It must be kept in wind that his self-preservation 18

stronger than his desire to solve probles.

102. Subject 1s likely to be loyal to a superior and may even be

critical of himself in relation to the superier.

In other words, he would

like to be as useful as possible in order to express his loyalty, but may

feel Inadequate In that he requires the pretection of his supertor.

103. This person puts no stock in emblems or signs of rank or

reputation. He regards such signs as identifying labels only and 1s not

impressed or motivated for glory symbols. If he were to accomplish an

outstanding feat, he would not want a medal -- all he. would want was a

remark froa an important figure to the effect "well done, thank you."

He feels it is sufficient only for him to know he has done well.

104. Subject will attempt to assume leadership on the team but

1t may be that 1f his partner 1s superior, he would be a better follower

than he would be a leader of a less adequate person. He is more of a

dependent than independent person in terms.of his inter-personal relation-

ships; furthermore, he acts on sentiment and impulse and consequently

his judgment is questionable. This would indicate that he would work

better with a nore soher-minded, calculating individual. He 1s 1lkely

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to work best with a person who he respects and with whon he enjoys a

frendly but authoritative relationship.

105: mere i's no reason why this person cannot be handled by an

expertenced, nature case officer.

106. In vion of the supposed length of the atssion, it to likely

that a short tore operation vould be more coapatible with subject's assels

and Mabinities then a long tere affair.

107. As regards the requirements of the project, It lo underatood

thet the more desirable quelifications would reflect intelligences re-

sourcefulness, mechanical talent, soall wan tonn abilitar

exfiltration capabilty, good health, physical stantna, and motivatica.

subject satisfles all these criteria.

The other factors unich he exhibite

• do not necessarily vitiate his positive features.

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CLASSIFIED MESSAGE

SEGRET

:235

DATE

'. 17 DEC: 60

DIRECTOR

PROM, LEOPOLOVILLE

ACTION, C/AF 3 (NE HOUCK A DIV NOTIFIED 1515:17 DEC)

NO i

COP, C/CI, C/I 2, C/LL 36 S/C 2

ROUTING

TELE

per 651 45-43

ĐẾC 17 18562 60

OPERATIONAL iMMEDIATE

IN 18739

CIM DIR CITE LEOP 0.478;

REBAT VIROQUE

REF

Ao DIR 16116(6 52222)

BERN 6995- /N 15973)

C• BERN 6937 (N 49492)#

SO VIROQUE EOD 2-DEC. HESTON MADE INITIAL CONTACT AND GUTHMAN

NOU HANDLING. VIROGUS GIVEN POLLOWING INSTRUCTIONSS

A• BUILD COVER DURING INITIAL PERIOD. THIS RESPECT, WIROGUE

SAID PLANNED SET UP SHOP WITH AUTOMATIC CAMERA TO TAXE IDENTIFICA-

TION PICTURES.

SAID WOULD INSTALL POLAROID CAMERA SO CLIENT COULD

PUSH BUTTON AND TAKE OWN PICTURE. GUTHMAN AGREED THIS WORTH

EXPLORING, AS WOULD APPEAR PROVIDE INEXPENSIVE COVER.

B. WIROGUE TOLD TRY SPOT PERSUNS FOR SURVEILLANCE TEAM, INTEL

ASSELS (WITH EMPHASIS ON ORIENTALE PROVINCES AND PM ASSETS. HE

TOLD SUBMIT NAMES ANY LIKELY CANDIDATES TO STATION FOR TRACES

PRIOR MAKING APPROACH.

2.

aJWIN WHO RESICES SAME HOTEL AS VIROGUE REPORTED LATTER

TOLD HIM HE HAD LIVED ALASKA, JAPAM, SOUTH AMERICA, GERYANY AND

OTHER PARTS EUROPE. "OJIN SAID VIROGUE SMELLED AS THOUGH HE IN

INTEL BUSINESS.

STATION DENIED ANY INFO ON MIROUE.

14 DEC OSWIN

SECRETE

REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMIBITED.

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SP 0478

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REPORTED VIROGUE HAD OFFERED HIM THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER MONTH

TO PAPTICIPATE IN INTEL NAT ANO BE MEMBER EXECUTION SQUAD

WHEN OJIN SAID HE NOT INTERESTED, VIROGUE ADDED THERE WOULD BE

BONUSES FOR SPECIAL JOBS. UNDER OJIN QUESTIONING, VIROGUE LATER

SAID HE VORKING FOR PAPRIME SERVICE.

3. OJUIN INTRODUCED VIROGUE TO HOFKUIS.

VIROGUE CAStD IN

PAGE:

LETTER CREDIT VET MOSHUIS TO GET COOD EXCHANGE RATE QUIN REPORTS

VIROGUE HAS PURCHASED THREL AUTOMOBILES SINCE ARRIVAL LEOPS

CHRYSLER FOR 85000 FRANCS, CITROEN FOR 25800 FRANCS AND TRIUMPH

FOR 110000 FRANCS. VIROGUE TOLD QUUIN HE SOLD CLTROEN FOR 13000

FRANCS BUT IT STILL PARKED NEAR HIS HOTEL.

4.. AT 15 DEC MEETING VIROGUE SAID HE PURCHASED CHRYSLER FOR

75000 FRANCS.

MADE NO MENTION PURCHASE OTHER CARS. ALSO SAID HAD

RENTED TWO STORES, ONE IN LEOP EUROPEAN CITY FOR 14000 FRANGS

PER MONTH AND ONE IN NATIVE CITY FOR GROB FRANCS PER MONTH. ALSO

HAS SIGNED CONTRACT FOR APARIMENT FOR 8000 FRANCS PER MONTH. ASKED

GUTAMAN FOR THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS RENTAL ALLOVANCE WHICH HE CLAIMS:

HOS CASE OFFICER TOLD HIM HE HOULD RECEIVE IN LUMP SUM. GUTHMAN...

REFUSED, SAYING WOULD HAVE OBTAIN HOS APPROVAL PAY RENTAL ALLOWANCE

•IN LUMP SUM•

S. IN DISCUSSING LOCAL CONTACTS, WIROGUE MENTIONED AUWIN BUT

•DID NOT ADMIT TO HAVING TRIED RECRUIT HIM. THEN GUTHMAN TRIED

LEARN WHETHER WIROGUE HAD MADE APPROACH LATTER CLAQMED HAD TAKEN

NO STEPS. GUTHMAN WAS UNABLE CONTRADICT, AS DID NOT WISH: REVEAL

QJWIN CONNECTION KUBARK.

б.

LEOP CONCERNED BY VIROGUE FREE WHEELING AND LACK SECURITY.

STATION HAS ENOUGH HEADACHES WITHOUT WORRYING ABOUT AGENT WHO NOT

FYECRET

REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED

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ABLE HANDLE FINANCES AND VHO NOT WILLING FOLLOU INSTRUCTIONS.

IF HOS DESIRES, WILLING KEEP HIM ON PROBATION, BUT IF CONTINUE

HAVE DIFFICULTIES, BELIEVE VIROGUE RECALL BEST SOLUTION. ALTER

NATIVE WOULD DE PUTHIM IN STAN ONCE MENUCHIN RETURNS TO TRY

OBTAIN IMMEDIATE INTEL THAT AREA.

7. REQUEST HOS INSTRUCTIONS PRIOR 13002, 19 DEC. RE GIVING

VIROGUE YEARS RENTAL ALLOVANCE, LATTER CLATMS NEEDS THESE FUNDS

VIEU CAR PURCHASE IN ORDER SET UP COVER MECHANISM. IF VIROGUE TO

REMAIN, BELIEVE MUST GIVE HIM AT LEAST ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, AS

BELLEVE HE SHORT FUNDS. ALSO REQUEST INSTRUCTIONS DE VIROGUE PAY.

LATTER SAYS HIS CONTRACT CALLS FOR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS SALARY. PER

MONTH. SAID HE NOT PAID FOR NOVEMBER. STATION GAVE HIM ONE

PAYMENT FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. HOVEVER WISH HAS CONFIRMATION THIS

CORRECT AND AUTHORITY PAY HIM IN DOLLARS PER HIS REQUEST. (WANTS

DOLLARS AS BLACK MARKET EXCHANGE RATE WHICH USED BY MOST PERSONS.

MERE TVENTY TO FORTY PERCENT BETTER THAN OFFICIAL RATES.

NOT ABLE PICK UP LETTER CREDIT PER REF A. WIROGUE SAID HAD

GIVEN IT TO HOFHUI FOR RETURN TO BANK AFTER MARKING IT CANCELLED.

' END OF MESSAGE

CS CONVENT: * WIROGUE 1 ETA LEOP 2-DEC.. HAS LETTER OF CREDIT FOR 12, 000 SWISS

FRANCS.

per CS: 43-43

L

SECRET

REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE iS PROMIBITEO

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FROM:

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PER ACIS 149:

ROO1 COMRACY CAUS TOR:

A. FTYS BUNDRED DOLLARS PER MONTH BEGINNING ONE NOV. TO BE PAID

IN FIELD. TOUR DISCRELION TO PAY IN DOLLARS: ER HOT PAID FOR NOV PRIOR

TO DISPATCH. OBTAIN RECEIPTS AND CHARGE PROJECT.

wit

B. THREE THOUSAND DOLIAR QUARTERS ALLOWANCE PER ANNUM, NOR ACCOUM-

TABLE.

C. FOUR THOUSAND DOLLAR OPS LOAN TO SET UP COVER BUSINESS TO BE

REPAID FROM PROFTTS. ALSO MUST ACCOUNT FOR ONS THOUSAND TEN DOLLAR.

TRAVEL, ADVANCE RECKIVED.

2. INSTRUCITONS WERE TO HAKTS COFTACI AND FOLLOW GUTEMAN'S UNSTRUCTIONS

IMPLICITLY. ALSO REPORI ACCURATELY ALL CONTACTS OR POTENTIAL AGRITS AND NOX

MAKÉ ANY APPROACHES OR COMMITHERTS WITHOVI PRIOR APPROVAL .

3. SHARE CUTEMAR'S CONCERN AND RECOMMEND TETI, WIROGUE HE ON PROBATION

AND MUST TOE THE MARK OR BISE RECALI, AND TERMINATION. POINT OUI IP NECESSARY

AR LIVING UNDER FALSE DOCUMENTS.

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18 November 1960

$4,000:00

PROUSSON HOTEL!

Pour

on the first day of December 1965 3 prontse to per to bearer

housand

Dollars: (34,000.00). Value recelved.

Georg F. Rever

reorge

Frenz Reiner

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STATEMENT of EARNINGS and DEDUCTIONS

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en und Pipeas Laitisat

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dans jo vouo pule do roulols touver 1'05181nal alojosato.

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SALCIETE DE BOTOUR SUSSO

SWISS DANT CORPORA

TON SCHWEIZCHISCHE= GAS.

EREIN • SOCIETA DI BÄNCA SVIZZERA

LETTRE DE CREDIT NOS SORNORT

A nos cor

BERY&

29 novembre 1960.

espoadanio firara-i dar la pago No. 3.

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Berns la Caterr No

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anne 6n eure 1960

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. AMorsiour Goore Frans HEIMERA

DOUZE MILLE PRANCS SUISSES

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TSO /PRATTING EVAILATION

DIVISOR ANAL

BUBBOT Mucortal seerot Written

DANSS TRAIN 2-4 Romeaber 1960

2.

In consosance vith his on ragutronente the agent ves elvene

crestos la the prisciples and practices of su as a clandestine menna a

cammind cation in covert operations, plans at this vlting enlage the use

of sl only for enerpency cacmo..: It was repeatedly euphasized that the

success of an Si letter dependa 50% upon the unobtrusive "normalcy" of the

open text and 50s upon the preparation of the si text itsell.

3. Icrednal Eralustion --

B. HIROGUE demonstrated that he could alequately prepare letters

bearlig a carbon-type secret lak waich yould weet operntional requiro-

sents.

Bo 1B O VETY mEtIculou VOrKer and posesseS a Liga doerco ol

sansl dextertty cabidentroubly, yot!

b: He quite sieguntely mstered the development procedures for blo

assigned receiving oysten.

4. Tho agent a traintag apooifically covered the falloulag:

B. Welting recaniqued vith a carbos type lox

b. Bearch develogment of Su

c. Stananaa defense measurce for carbas-int volting

d.

Use of glancing ligat In defensive and affonsive examination

for sH

Relative placenests of the Sil and orest tests on the lettersheet

Discussion es corer lettero and indicatara.

0:0. 233477

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no operutional supplies passed to the lastructor by SAB Miro Laste

o NItocut of the complotion of the tralates

C7/c3 Reflectionas

1. TROGUß ta the opertes phases of the lastruation indicated (ca a

sense at nodesty, I presuse) that he mo coupletely varullar ith By

During trainins destons the caltber of hid quertlön, doservations abd even

expertenced in Si practices.

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CI

DISPATCH

Chief of Statios. lanentertic

• CASTETICATION

SECRET

I'so

POSED

PROCESSING

ALTION

MARKED TOM NOCKING

NO INGOING FOURTE

ORRY-QUALIFIED

HLADOLARTLRS DESI

CAN MINCE INDOUNG

ABSTRACT

MICROFILM

•ACCOM

PLISHED

FROM

Chief, Africa

sare Goneral - Admlnistrative

CMON REQUIRED: REERDOES

Speciuc - Contract - Fio

Enclosed for your information and retention la & copy of

ErRest G. MAYCRINK'o contract.

PAULA I. HENNEGAR

DUDILY G. FOSHEE

8. Docember 1960

Attachment:

Contract - MAYCRINK

Distribution:

2 - Leopoldville

"CHOES REFERENCE TO

208..233×77

DAJE TYPED

DATE DISPATCHED

16 DEC 1960

8 Dec 1960

DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

ACLS-149

HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER

CLASSUFIATIA

SECRET

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Ms. Erors! G, Marerick

3r0ctchir

Dear Mr. Mayerishy

Ellective

mr 1960, all condisris, oral or writies, by and bertre

you and the Uated Saira Goveramen:, do represented by le Cockracdog Offices,

are hereby terminated by mutual cossect of the parties thereta, aud la lieu thereaf

to followig agreement ls subattured.

The Unlied Stated Governmers, as represetted by the Contracdag Olfier,

heroby.contracti mch you an an lodependest contracior for the submission al

carials Informallon and seldied services of a confidential nature under the fallowing

terms and condilocol

la Compensation, In full connideration for lse subminnion ol suca iniormadas

"aad services, you will receive from lbe Governmeal, payable in auch as ipprovod

manner as you may direct in triting, the following)

(a) Basic componsadon lo an amouat calculated al tha fare ol $6000 per anoum.

•1D) •Aldame compendacon la as amoual calrulated at cha sato of $3000 per

annum for cost-ol-liviag expenaca (tebludlos quarters), effective spon your

arrival al and applicable only lo your contemplated permanese past. ol assigament

overdo20, Quarters will not be furnished you sor will you accept quarters pra-

Aided by a cover facility without prior amendent of thia agroement.

2. Iéxes. Monies paid you directly or guaranteed by the Government under

this paragraph consdruso Incomo sor Federal lax purposce. You ill bo adriaed sa

to the method to be tollowed la reportiag and paylag such taxes. The method ao veli

as the procedures used by this orgadiaton to implement la lax reporting respons! -

alides wiil be based primartly upos cover ard securily requiremente. You hercio.

authorizo this organizadios to milliold taxes on said lecome ll 11 determinea much

requiremento so secconitaio.

3. Iravel. i

4. Operational Expereos. You will be advaaced or reimbursed fusdo loi secos-

Bary operational expendes as specifically approved nad inanslally limited by the

Goternmens, Such fusdo mill be subjeci to paymeat and ascountag la substacrial

-conformaace wile epplicable Goverament regulationa.

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3. Reparatio ll in petaguised trat your talure do deross: dir or soluad 2ez

montes adraared you hereuader a, ali redlin che Govertmea: la silahold the lola?

ampier or such isarbiedaes or any portion te rect from ady mosion duo you widêr

the serrie of this contrard là surb irazie: ao li deems sapropriait.

0. Negoliared Depelta, (a) (1) Il, 1o che performance of activitica under ibia

agreemect, you locur as lajury or llinese tinieb la dot ite redult of your gross

Degligesce, Wlal minconduce, or loremperate act, the Soveramant sill provide

medeal, surgical, bospital, tracoportation aed disability beardis la surb amounte

and wilder such corditona an lhe Gorerament ls lla pole discretion dee mo properli

provided, homerer, that such benefite aball nor exc cad a toral ol 55000 for the same

ry оr-Шз8.

(2) Il you die in ise performanse of activities here-.

under and your death la nor the resali of your groes begligence, millful mileconduct

or lasemperase act, the Government will pay the num of $5000 to your benefclarylire) "

leos any amount paid to you nador aub-paragraph (l) abore ll such tajuty or lllcese

pastied lo four death, provided thal dald brieficiaryfleal is acceptabie to ibe Gover i-

meat al lhe lime such payment la lo be made. An ecceptablo beredclary boreuader

1a an lodividual to whom paymanify the J:S: Goveramani cao be made tithout

, confletag with its avowed pricciples nod ideals.

(b) Outsianding performance by you nader this agree-

mell and your falfilment of obligalion hereunder lo an eillelest manner will resuit

in the Goreranent undertaking your reselllemels la as area mutually agreeable to

buch parties, to the extens deemed appropriale by the tolled Siales Goverarieni.

1. Executics of Docunente, I, la the performaace ol services under this.

contract, you EsBILTie le custody ol Goreranes: tuada or late litle of record to

property of any nature whatsoever and oberever slivate, which properly has da fast

Dees purchased with mosing of the U.S. Goveroment, you berry racoguise and

attrouledge the existence of a truer relationghip, ciller papreas or cos erruchine,

and you agrie to execute ataleror documenta may be required by tis orgaretti

to evidence cals reiationsibp.

8. Saris. You are sol an employee if the Unired Staled Goverament under tail

agreement and'are sol entiuled to any broedte corally lucident lo an empisgre sidito.

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7. Fundia ll regroanny id protect leercury di lie atroceement, morres duo

you bereunde: may bo funded in ober chos a direct manner: da is underalood and

agreed that any morini no lusied constre yinen: by te Gorerest i'datiskction

ol llo obligationg under this agroenier!

10. Corer: (a) le is anticipaled ital you will urdertake a coror venturo in 120

course of your performance under this afroemeni. Such centire nias bo approved

by kao appropriale Governsel ropresenialiro orerdeolas your activitos prior lo llo

Initiados. Any and all documosis ahich you niay execure is lus courao oi sald cover

varure Are aubordinato to tie agreement and any comradicrion to torme walch in

any bay amplify, oxiend or restrici your righes and/or obligatione boroundor shall

Do recolved by this agreement -äich stall almayo be domleares:

(b) To provido cápila: lor your approved cover vorturo the Gorornment

Will loes you $4000 to be socured by a nos-lierest bearing promidory solo, payablo

on domand, Said loan will bo dopositod lo an account la a foreign barik and a $3000

¡sties of credit will be lesued you ágains! that deposit. The addisional 5:000 will bo

rolnasad from sall accouni, alla: approval Dy ise Governmeni reprosentalive over.

soolag your activitles.

(e) You will aubmit lo to Goverman: quarierly incomo and expenso

oratomania on le cover reature açd copias of all tax roturna illed in corsacion

thesebith. Your covor accousis aball be kopt suparaio aud dislizer from the bank

•accoust into mbich your parsonal compondation paymonto are made. !

(1) You beroin agroo that monies lossed you by the Govoramant dad!!

be ropsid from lho profito ol lo coror veniure, in amounts and a: perlodic Iniervala

•to bo ostabliated by leo Govertmeal representallve oversoning your activition. Alle?

said loan baó beon compleioly ropaid and ail ottor obligationo, sacs as local laxos.

atc... have boen mado, jou may relin any lurtbor profil derived trans said covar

venitro, rowores, it in clearly underesood and agrood leas your primary obligation

undos lois agroement la lhe performance di Goreramental scrivicies.

11.' Secrecy. All Information related to tis agreement conroyed tarough

Latrucilona, this instrumost, or ocherulee, la secroi and aball so: be divulged to

any porgos, organization or gorerners in day lorra of marnor, excops as

dathorisod by cho undersignod Coniracuag Officer execallag this agrotment. I lo

agreed lias any revelation elaldoeror of the abore information mill cobatituro and

be an iromediaro and final bieach of this agreenica and will requis in incititure ly.

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agreemneal.

18. instructione. Därisg te serin of bie agreemert, and la your allictat

businese capacity you berela agree to di le condormace me lageracdosa, ora

of writes gires yuu by authorized represcalativra of inie organisadoo.

13, Uravibarised Commitments. No promises or commiinesus pertainlag to

righes, pririleges or beredl. ouber this nose expresay expilated la wring in this.

agreement or any anecdment ther elo shail be birding sa this organicallas.

11. Torme Tale contract lo electre no of November 1900, and shall condose

therealter for a perlod of two (2) feare uneas sooner terminased by the Goverament

elthor)

(a) By i acthul botce to you from the Goverament. or

(b) Withous pror notice, In the orens of a breach of thie contrect by your

Molidon ol the securliy provaiona hercol or by your ocherule, rendering

yourself unsvallable for acceptabie service.

Subject to ue arallability of approp-fattons, this agreement mey to extended upos

Doyce from the Covernmast. la the ereal of voluntary terraleaton aa your part or

replatina for causo by the Governmeni prlos lo the exparadios dí thla agreemnea!

os any renewai thereal, yos will sal be entitled lo retura travel esopenses to le

United Starea. Termicaton of eblo agreement Mi not reloade you irom the obligativa

Has say security oath you may be required to late.

UNITED STATES COVIRNMENT

BY

Contrecting Oilcer

ACCEPTED;

Arneot Go Mayerisk

WITNESS;

ÄPPROVED:

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CLASSILED MUSENCE

SEGNET

ethon:

DiRECTOR

ERN.

Dalages

T.

0/502 (MR GRAMEE, TO, NOTIFIED 1812-12 DEC 60)

• •C/AF, S/C 2.

DEC 12: 2246Z 60

OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE

19 15973

OFIM DIR LEOP CITE BERN 659

ger CSW 43-43

REBAT VIROGUE

hEr DIR 1J116 (NOT SENT LEOP) (aT 957.07)

BEREI 6537 ((N 4946>)

1. SY CHANGE DURING VISIT GRAHAM MITH INTERITY & LATTER'S

OFFICE 1538 HOURS MONDAY 12 DEC INTEGRITY 1 RECEIVED PHONE CALL

FROM LEOPOLDVILLE FROM A INU HOFHUIS.

2. HOFHUIS TOLD INTEGPITY.I HE HAD HIS POSSESSION CHECK SIGNED

5Y GEOFG E; REINER FOR SÜISS FRANCS 12,998. ALSO HAS LETTER

CREDIT, PAYABLE REINE? AND SAID REINER GAVE TO HIM TOR SECURITY

UNTIL CHECK PAID. HOTHUIS ASKED INTEGRITY 1 IT HE DOULD PAY

CHECK.

WHILE HOLDING HOFHUIS OTHER END PHONE INTEGRITY & ASKED

GRAMAM TOR INSTRUCTIONS.

3. JUDER CIRCUNSTANCES GEAHAM TOLD INTEGRITY 1 TO STALL

HOFHUIS BY TELLING HOFHUIS WOULD PHONE HiM AT LEUT 2839 & NNICH

AUBER SUPPLIED BY MOTHUIS) AND SAY IF WOULD PAY CHECK. HOFHUIS

SAID MOULD WAIT EXACTLY @ HOURS FOR INTEGRITY PHONE CALLA

HOFHUIS GOULD TOT TELL INTEGRIT TY HE HAD REINER'S

023737

LEU

REPRODUCTION. BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING. OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.

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SEF LER NE

SECRET

BRA SEES

1597

PAGE

CHECK AND LETTER CREDIT.

HOTHIS SAID REINER STAYING HOTEL

ASTRID.

PS. REQUEST IMMED ADVICE ON UNETHER OR NOT INTEGRITY & SHOULD

TELL HOFHUIS HE DILL PAY CHECK BEARING MIND LITTER OF CREDIT IS

IRREVOCABLE AND INTEGRITY 1 OBLICED PAY FACE AMOUNT EVEN IF

CHECK HONORED:

6. OBVIOUSLY REINER NOT AVARE KE CANNOT PITE CHECK AGAINST

LETTER OF GREDIT. SHOULD LEOP REACH REINER AND LEARN WHAT REINER

TRYING TO DOF WIN DOES NOT REINER NEGOTIATE LETTER CREDIT

LOCAL BANK?

VE TEAR SERIOUS ECURITY IXPLICATIONS JEOPARDIZING OUR

SOURCE IF CHECKS VRITTEN REINER FLOAT AROUND LEOPOLDVILLE OR

NEGOTIATED BY HOFHUIS BY MEANS ILLEGAL PRESENT CONGO GOVERNMENT

REGULATIONS.

IND OF HISSAGE

ES CONSENT, "DISSEMINATIC APPLICABLE TO RYBAT SGÍLAS CABLES.

SECRET

REPAOOUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUINO GIFICE IS ARCHIMITSO.

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CLASSIFIED MESSAGE

AR GRAHAM

559

ROWING

S::

FETIAN

0 1 357

PiCH: DIRECTOR

CONFi

GOUTINE

PRIORITY

OPFRRIIONAL

IMM! DIATE

C/AF, S/C 2

OUT52272

CUT 53272

16118

•16115

10 OPIN: BEIN. LEOP

NO

Cin Die

RIBAT (NU ROGUE)

gar ES: 43-43

RE BERY 6537 (iM 15973) • •

16 INTEGRITY I SHOULD ADVISE HOUIS CHECK 15:0000. CASH CHECK AND RETURN

LETTER CREDIT TO REINER.

2. FOR LEOP: CONTACT. REINER, PICK UP LETTER CREDIT AND POUCH BERN FOR

DISPOSITION.

END OF MESSAGE

CS - "ENT:: ISSGINATION SAME AS REFERENCED CASLE.

.т. .

I REFERENCE. MOSSIBLY BERN 6595 (IN 15973).

IR GRAHAM, FD

BY DIRECTION

MR HOUCK, AF

for CS% 43-43

ATIMO

OFFICI

ДЕ-R-E-T

AMTRBNTICATINO ORNICaG

REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMISITED.

Copy to!

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•TION 8

587

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SIGNET

DIRECTOR

BERN

C/EE 3

Decaden

COP, C/CI, C/T 2, C/TSD 2, C/Ar 3, S/gEE CS 43-43

POUTING

3

NW 29 2233 60

ROUTINE

IN 49492

LEOP INTO DIR CITE BERN. 6537

PYBAT VIROGUE

T- WROGUE 1 ETA LEOP 2 DEC. WILL CONTACT. HAS

LETTER OF CREDIT FOR 12,020 SWISS FRANCS..

2.

ROISTADE ETA HQS 1 DÉC.

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DESS TIRED

Latricol

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SECRET RYBAT

IB MEMO NO. 5238

29 November 1960

ATTENTION

SUBJECT

Mr. Daniel Mesclur

Transmittal of Austrian Documentation for WIROGUB

.1.:

Ints 1s to confir the handcarrying of the following Austrian Documentation

by Mr. Daniel Nesciur on 18 November 1960:

Austrian Passport No. 546226

b.

C.

d.

e.

Austrian Driver's License

International Certificate of Vaccination

Baptism Certificate

Business Letter from Arthur Doll and Son, Berl1n

Pocket Litter - Brouchers, Austria, West Berl1n

B°

General Infomation on Documentation Cover Story

Itinerary as reflected in Passport

1.

Explanation of Passport Entries

J. Instruction for Signing Documentation

• The documentation (above Items, a,b,c,) is to be aged after WIROGUE baB

signed them. It is our understanding that WIROGUE will use subject documentation

to travel from lest Gerany to Leopoldville, Conso, via Switzerland and Italy..

3.

It 1s requested that the subject documentation be returned to TSD/IB

when no longer needed for operational purposes.

с. аріи.

CHUEF, TSD/IB

Distrioution:

Priginal and 1 - Addressee

55M200

?! 43.13

SECRET. RYBAT

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ORIGI

UNIT•&.

EXT

DATE .

LESTER C. HOUCK

O/AY/WEST

3939

23 NOVEMBER 1960

10.!

FRANKFURT, FROs

FROM, DIRECTOR

CONFi

INFO:

C/AF 7:

COP, C/EE 3, S/C 2

CLASSIFIED MESSAGE

S&CRBI

ROUTING

„ 0 м:п.м'"

DEFERRION NOw 60.

0D

ROUTINE

PRIORITY.

OPERATIONAL

IMMEDIATE.

08g

TO

INITiALS

NIRAIS

OUT95876

13266

13266

FRAN, ROS

INFO

•Her CSN 43-43

CITE DIR

WIROGUE RyBAt

PIS ADVISE CHARLES ROISTADE THAT BURN DISCOVERS CARIOT ISSUS

LETTER DE CREDIY CONCO TRANGS. MICHT CONSIDER GERHAN IS BUT JAXE

UP WITH BERK STATION.

END OF MESSAGE.

Delte/Er

BRONSON TVERDI, C/AF

AUTHENTICATINO: OFFICER

SECRET

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P.O. Boy. 54

Cinel. Strut Station

New York 13, N. 4.

SEGRET:

22 November 1960

TO

ATTEN.

Chier, Africa Division

Dandel R. Mesclur

FROM

AF/0/2 2110 I Building

8. Deputy Diroctor of Socurity (Investigationa and Support)

SUBJECT. LETTER ADDRESS

229496

Reference is mado to your memorandur dated 9 November 1960

roquosting the stablishment of a post office box

In New York City

• In the name of Clifford N. MIRKINSON

2. This will confire adulce furnishod your offico on 18 November 1960

that the requested address has been established as follows!

Clifford N. MIRK INSON

Post Office Bar 54

Canal Street Station•

New York 13, New York

3. This address will be maintained for an indefinite period

and will te serviced twice weekly. Daniel R. Niesciur extension 8284

will be artified upon receipt of mail.

4o Non-registered, first class and air mail, bearing the abovo

address as a return address, may be mailed by you at any convenient

lotter box in the srea where this facility is established. Registered

rail and parcel post should be forwarded to this office for socuro

Failing.

Any mail having special security significance should be ca

ordinated with this office prior to mailing.

Mail bearing the above

address as a roturn address should not be handled by the Central Mail

It 1s requested that you advise this office when the above

address is no longer of use to you.

Any inquiries concerning this

facility should be directed to the S8/3 Desk of this office, Roon Lud?

I Building, Extension 3933.

FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURITY:

SECRET

Vita R. White

Ictor i

White

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SECRET

RECENT FOR AUTHENTICATION MATERIALS

TO: TSD/IB

DATE 18 Dovesber 1960

I HEREBY ACKNÖWLEDGE RECEIPT OF THE FOLLOWING AUTHENTICATION MATERIALS

TRANSLIITED WITH MEMO NO. -

# DATED -

AND PREPARED IN

ACCORDANCE WITH

Africavit of Identity la Lieu os Passport Ho, O5T21 Lespod

OFFICER'S SIGNATURE

WI ROGUE

NOTE: Authentication Materials must be returned to TSD/IB as soon as the intended operational use

has been fulfilled; unused documents, whether filled in or blank, must be returned io TSD/IB

TSD/IB should be notified if any of the Authentication Materials are destroyed, los:, or for any

o'der reason can no longer be returned.

D-061

SECRET

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SBCRBI

1F NOV 1960

MENORAHL FOR: Calel, Finance Divleton

ATTERITON : Honetery Branch

1 Opening Benk Account for Geärg Frens REIHER

It 18 bereby requested thet an account be opened and & ou of

four thousand dollers be deposited to a bank la Suitzerlend under tbe

RANG Of GOOTE Pens REiNER. Subdequently & letter of credit in the

mount or 150,000 Belgiea Congo France (93,000.00) 1s to be providod

RE DER, La suitzerLand.

2. To factiltate the transaction and expedite this requeat, hesare.

Dantel R. Hlesclur and Georg Pranz Reiner vill be in Bern en 28 November

r. Besciur will contact the station and will act as en Intermedlar

between the Bera Station ind REINER iho 18 8 contrect egeat..

3: Your asslotance in this natter vill de greatly appreciated.

Branson Iveedy

Chlel, AF Division

BECRBI

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778

ORIG !

LESTER C. HOCK

UNIT 0/A7/MSST

•EXT

DATE ,

3939

23 NOVEBER 1900

FRANKPURI, TROB

FROM, DIRECTOR

CONFI

INFO

C/AE.

• COP, C/EE 3, S/C2

CLASSIFIEO MESSAGE

SECRET

2.

3.

Scal

247

par Gold 43-43

ROUTING

DEFER ZV ROw 60.

ROUTINE

PRIORITY

OPERATIONAL

IMMEDIATE

08 г

CITE DIR

TO

INITIALS

INITIALS

QUT95876

13266

13266

FRAN, TROR

INFO

(WiROGUE RYBAT

PLS ADVISE CHARLES ROISTADE THAT BERN DISCOVERS CAHNOT ISSUE

LETTER CE CRIDIT CONCO TRANCS. MICHT CONSIDER GERMAN IM'S BUT FAXE

UP HITE BERE STATION.

END OF MESSAGE.

4

BESE

---=-=

A Priva

unt

per C31 43-43

C/Ax /M

her

De/te/ET

•OORDINATINO OFFICER.

A Fretts

BHORSON TWEEDY, C/AP

AUTHENTICATINO OFFICER

OFFICER

SBORET

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DATE

TO

FROM

ACTION

INFO

349

22 NOY 60

• DIRECTOR

JURT

CLASSIFIED MESSAGE

SECRET

ROUTING

lis:

6

NOV 22 1955Z.60

C/AF

*COP, C/EE 3, S/C 2, 0/os 2

ROUTINE

IN 46297

DIR CITE FRAN 7456

FJDUST

WIROGUE

REF DIR 12432

сшт 94095)

MR PAUL R-FENNIG ETD FRAN 1630 LOCAL 23 NOVEMBER VIA MATS

FLIGHI 424. ETA ANDREWS B90O LOCAL 24 NOVEMBER.

END OF MESSAGE

CS CONMENT: *DISSEMINATION SAME AS REFERENCED. CABLE.

SECRET

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216

DATE

18 NOY :60

SECRET

TO

:: DIRECTOR

FROM

FRANKFURT

D. Miscine diased

ACTION :

C/AF 3

INFO

COP, 6/61. 6/01:2, 6/750 2, 0/62 3. 5/370

3012221

Per SS$ 4949

PRITY DIR INTO FRAN LEOP CITE FROS 8223

ROUTING

4 1:

21

- 100:

NOV 18 1726Z 60

PRIORITY

TN 44534

-notEn

per ESN 43-43

REF

DIR 11912 Quet 93/09

1.: SAFE HOUSE AVAILABLE, CALL MILITARY 8324 AND ASK FOR ED

OR DAVE. IDENTIFY SELF BY TRUE FIRSI NAME. IF AFTER Í73Ü CALL

ED FRANKFURT CIVILIAY 521513 OR DAVE 523456.

2. DESIRE PRIOR MEET WITH ROISTADE FOR BRIEFING ON

CASE

BEFORE ASSIGNING SAFE HOUSE.

END OF MESSAGE

C/S COIDENT: ROISTADE WOULD REQUIRE SAFE MOUSE FOR FIVE DAYS TO QUARTER AND

BRIEF WIROGUE PRIOR TO LATTERS DISPATCH.

REPROSUCTION dY OTHER IRAN THE ISSUNG FICE 15 PROHATED.

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670

•ORIGI

ÜNIT •

DO HERBA

AF/W/

620)

3900

DATE,

16 doven

TO 1 TREWN

FROM, DIRECTOR

•CONF,

C/AF. 3 °

INTO: COP, C/EE 3, D/0S 2, S/C 2:

CLASSIFIED MESSAGE

8-B-C-R-S-T

ROUTING

LCU

for Son 80-43

3.

dino

DEFERRED

ROUTINE

•PRIORITY

OPERATIONAL

IMMEDIATE,

Now 19 23

INITWIS

INITIALS

24 70

•TO

INFO

-PIUST

Wa 08782. (Or 8655) A

CITE DIR

12432

12432

BASE AT 1500 IRS 21 HOY VIA MATS AIRCRAFT NUMBER 423. ELA FRAN 22 HOT AT 1540

HRS LOCAL TILOS: PIS MAGE.

KID OF MESSAGE

CS CORENT: •CONFIRMATION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR F JOUST NOT USED.

*•STATEL WIROGUE WAS BEIPG GROOMED FOR DEEP COVER ASSIGNMENT LEOP LATE NOVEMBER.

CAP MEL Count

to sid

C/BE/OPS

ASIMO OFFICER;

BRONSON TWEEDY

C/AP

AUTHENTICATIN@ OFFICER

*8-B-C-R-B-T

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UNCLASSIFIED -

1A-2MAL

ONLY:

ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET

CONFIs ITIAl

SECRET

SÜBJECT: (Ophoril)

FROM:

но.

ACLW-192

DAT 22 NOV35 NOT. 1960

Dandel Mosclur, ATM/2

1O 1om dignition; pomi mümber, and

DATE

ONWARDED

C/BT NEST

15 NÒY 3HỌ

OFFICER'S

NITIALS

vet

i so icon act

Chies, Africa Division

LOAN8I0Y2

S. inch

AGRI

18 NOV 1960

RiD CRO

÷t90

RID DP

10.

12.

15.

SECRET

CONFIDENTIAL

INTERNAL

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DISPATCH

Chief of Staton, Loopolavelle

SECRET

Asio

PROCESSING

•ACTiN

Ring I IN NO

NO INCLING MOUI9ED

COTLY CALIFIED

can tirce indering

'ASSIRATT

Chief, Africa Divlalon

SUBJECT

Operational

1.9.

ACTIONATO

RP.

DIR 08782 (0U1 86554)

• LEOP 0005 (IN: 36750)

The plene and devolopent of the viROCt? project have reached a polit

hereby a sumation of the progress made and the plene for the future le l

order. At this writlng 1t 1s anticipated that WIRocUs/l will be on the

Loopoldillo soade on the first of Deceber.

NIRocUs/1 hod originally been rocrusted In Burops for a REDSOX operation.

Ho vas Mam to BiRD "black" and undervent an extersive training program.

Tols Inolodod survival, all aris and other slular topa A traloing. After a

gear af such training the project failed to materialise,

as s recalt subject vas

preparing for resettlement in South Aperica.

The at/vivision took Interest in

HIROGUB/i end after an assoneront docided that vith his peculiar baciground,

talants and general makeup he could effectivoly be utillied along the Unea

cited In referenci A. On 21 Detober 1960 tha caso ves transferrad officially to

the Aftica viviaion.

3. Sinca that dare to the present, every affart has been nado to paycia

logically ordent WIPOGUB/l for this handguernt and to propare his operationally

for ita fulfillment.

To insure the decurity of the operation, prevent any

Identification 1th

WOOVETY Of VIROGUE/l'a past cale would Easocinte kin with bla praKUlARt llio,

a miber of baglo stop vero taloa. These veros

WIROGUE/I undervent plastle surgery, uhiet changad the shapo of

his s030.

b. A toupoe had been sade for his conatant use.

Tais ard tho

plastie surgery have altered bin sufficlently to obviate any

racognition.

Distribution:

2-100001d+1110

241-2.33477

DATE DISPATCHED

"CROSS RETIRENCE TO

DATE MifO

• Ц Поч. 1960

DISPATON, SYMENT ANO NUMBER

ACTW-192

HEADOLLAR: ERS FILE MUMBER

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CONTINUATION OF

DISPATCH

SECT iT

JINHOL ANU NO

1 ELS-192

Paten does

c Docintllon crafto ule accosycarine cover srory

to shia thet Ip tta, 19 so lustrian ind to hin noter had ObYCAR

concoctions, noT sier koen in iDilla. (suo sajarsito dover

stiactisert i).

Is le plened et tila plea to taxo xInOGlE/l "blscho to Certany.

¡sera to vili la set by to undersipod, elves his lustrian docentation,

contact innsucima ant lettor of credit, striped of any ISItIME clothing

or perpanil efforts, nd clipalabod. le 1s lo stocod to leopoldvillo ou

hia ai a ting atival mko contact.. No cover astigatat for subjoct is

comporarily left oron, alsuch be has been told to louk loco the prospecte

of genier, a pooto on acceral rorsis arose le las ectuaily done thora reptio

sork but the docision on this no vill laave to jur on-the spot judpsent..

lottos of credit for troe thousaid dollira 1a lo be usod to finarce thilo

vanture.

here will aloo ben reserve of and thougend dollary in's Suis

account choald expenses noosett. to a frenter outlay. Tila noney will orstl

tite an noisecont beeries, operatlinal lon which mat te repaid by slicus?

tras gratits over a perlod of years.

All ottas profito ellas lio loan lo pald

5. A vard about the sener of min ulls v'on ve aro desling. fo 1s a

san11, enapello individual, ho bas displared aroudnosa, string, Ingenuity

and inventlveness. Ho las i focullar turs of sind which leain 1teslf recarka

bly lo nafarious dad extro-legal convitios. Exciterent an intrigio aro

He adrires tha riselaa astroach and as a result vill into aniero evon 15 ho

may disciroo. It 1a incortent to his to love this trot and onfidanco of hia

casa afficer.

If in his oin zind to fools aggural of U:in and 1a confident

of the profeselonal ruTal-tro copiatence af tie CO, to ulll foclurocito 18

Kind. lie 1s loided asiaro of the precopts of riett and trans, but 15 ho 1a

sIren sa dosipmant shleh mey bo sotally wrong in the syno or the vorid, but

DOCOSSATY LOCIUSO PLE

c:00 officat anderal blo to carTy it out, then 1t la

right and do vill dutilig alertsi

approarinto action for 116 ATOCUtlas

eithout parris is conscionce. Iu a voni, ho cin rationaliza all actions. leo

last thousht which nay to renful, feit resulte will mbably to forton 1f,2

uhan fiven an agalinana!, to la peratled to accon-lleh 16 10 k1s ous voy.

Tho latros to comocred vito hia 1109 of trust ana confidenco.

CHAFLES E. REISTADE

PAUI, BO LEIGHiTOS

1.tlachzent 1 (tadar sapareto corer)

530

USE PREVIOUSEDITION.

Or014645

DeSOLETE.

ins: in

pEr is 43-49

cLassiere arian

SEES -2A

¡DAGENO.

JCONTIMUFO

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SECDET

SEPATATE COVER ATTACENIIT A TO ACISI-192

Mocesnt

pei 634 43-43

o destilan passjort, tirts cortiffento and drlvera l1oanss ba

oca proparod ror Iastance containing follouing biographlo dat

ERnas CoOrgo FrOnS RETHIR

PO3 8:

Selsturg, Anstrle

DOBs 25 Jwy 1921

Tathera pasos. Prens RELAR

Hothero naros tarlamo neo ExKiItZ

Occupo 410ä8: t2

Bag lneos

Harital otstuos ainglo

Bolstits

I' noter 70 centesotero

olchts 38.11l0's

Eroei Brosm

Halrs: Broath

Dlotlapulahing sarkas

Bija of forafiagon and thurit

.51ght band silasdne.

Identical fingera left band seirrod.

2.

Docessatè vill ratloot travol only 1n Burojo, u1tà no Ind1oatlon of

FBFRINE POTUTO.

LaoUiaN d

8: 881: 65.1. 43-13

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2.1

CRANIZAT IONAL

ELEMENT-

C/AF/R

-C/AF/PaY

C/At/SS

45/COБ/FI

C/AF

SECRET

PROJECT ACTION

TYPE Cr

ACTION

PROjECT

DIVISION

.WIRUCUT

Malach

Tea

AMIROWEN

•но.

¡MENEDAL

fy 106

FIELO STATION

Jeoilaville

EXTEMSION

TERMIMATIÓN

BRAÄCH

45/4/2

CASE. OFFICER

Mintel Mesciur

ROOM NO:

•BUILDING

210S

I

CONCURRENCES OF DIVISION

TYPED NANE. (And dignatura)

DESK

EXTENSION

3623

DATE

COP Y

L'ENORANDUM ATTACHED

Nо..

YES.NO

• DATE

lester Co. Rouck

Charles Carity

Theocore M. Frensen

cute they

3öct.

30ch

T.M. Frema

10/4/61

Paul Springer

cral in per 10/0l61

Bronson Treedy

S. Fielss

10-10-61

DDP/PC

CONCURRENCES OF OTHER COMPONENTS

Them Z. Rely

1/ Citte

'PERIOD

FROM

AUTHORITY

39 Sept 61

SIGNATURE

848

APPROVAL

TOTAL AROUNT

$

SECRET

FY

196

196

AMOUNT

$

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14-00000

..1

SLONGT

Terrin: 5101

1.

Projeat: SIROGUr

?.

Objectires:

3•:

Do provide a long ter, deen duver asset in the reniblie de Congo dad

edincent-areus.

3. 1o estaulish a prinal el agent in the reneute de coco, in orier ta build

i corent not in support ui crestional satirities.

• C.

To propile un acces for wilty sumort for KuBask responnel nier official.

corer.

Beacon for termination:

Subject's noor pendermaner and lach of onertioad security ecunied with his

rossible arrest ny the Congoiese authorities mccasitates the remoral fro

the arer or Minaun/i. Once this leo seductished where tas little or no

mossinility to contine the moject.

Effectironess of project:

MIRosun/l did tange to establign hinculd in a gecision o robertial culce and

therein impeccent the rijectives of the rises.

however the locul situction

curtaited ids etectivenese and his lack on poundolatio of the need for

operational security chied his wenufness.

Dite of Perminacion:

$.

7 Septeier 1251.

Status of Condo tents:

no comituents vere pede to 2I30CUs/a and guit cinia vue 22020207.

Piens fob ideposition funds, ete:

21a6 cox si 62000:00 veis: constitued his tomination

bonus, mus. 53r07 413

roostentation and tronstarted to caramy were contuct was

En ied been ciren a letter dron vath 58/208 tra ditare contro.

noreed shet

he-would keep CIa apprised viu the jem drap.

Riches: *

The oriy cubstanding rist mich tac0uc/2 anu present to CLAtorid be the

identification of carent combers of the becarteriale Station to 2 100021c

scrice.

Dio nossibility of this pecura: is remate since there is still a

hore ou it furt to for:

for CIl in the Tube, Advever, it does exist.

Th are

SSED

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14-00000

SEGACT D

are no cti

- Cost:

$a227.00

250.00

3022.00

510:00

10. Nis:

21. MA

1a our judgesent.

tomination boras

Rasgortation to gormany

mite-uff nageid tuznee of ons loun

Tital

It is heir leurica. subjeet has returned to leonoldrille.

Although sueject

stated tint la tould not souze uny trouble, his présence i Leopoldyile

ray cause conplications.

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ciéte11?

SECRET

MEMORANDUM FOR:

Chief of Operations, DO/P

SUBJECT

Project MIROGUE (approval)

Af - Leopolaville

1.

The attached project,

originating In AF

Division, is presented. for aphroval for the serfor

1 November

1960 through 3i October 198f. The purpose

of the project is to establish a long-tera deep-cover

asset in the Republic of congo in the formor a forele

national contract agent who will open a small business

in Leopoldville.

-Authority 1s requested to soligate $17,250

$13,250 in fiscal year

$4,000 in fiscal vear 1962, suuject to the avail-

The funds requested included $9,000

salary and allowances: $1,250 travel expenses: $5,000 op-

erational loan; and 52,000. operational expenses.

3.

The attached project outline sets forth

the background and

concept of the proect and is accomoa-

nied by a fiscal annex.

The agent, WIRC0U3/1, 15 a state-

less person who was recruited and trained for a REDSOX op-

cration involving a clack mission to the USs? under Project

ABSENTINEL.

That project was postponed for a year and in

June 1900 was abandoned.

In the interim WIROGUE/l has been

working with TSD at a covert site ir cataluging information

fron East

German documents and developing or Improving

nethods.lor

In 1b13 eking locks.

WIRCGUE/1 was born in Georgia,

USSRI in Paris, trance.

re spent the period trom 1922 until world

He served in the French Foreign

Legion, volunteered in 1942 for work in Cermany and spent

considerable tine in German prisons and concentration camps

as a result of being arrested for jorgery:

He nas a prison

record

for burglary in France subsequent to world war II.

He has had schooling and experience in mechanical engineer-

Ing,

3

camera technician and in commerciel pnotography.

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SECRET

he aiso has invented various lavor

saving and photone-

chanical devices.

ile has had practical exocrience in

the forgery and

fabrication of

was brought to the u.s:

black documents:

WIROCUE/1

for training in connéc-

tion with the AESENTINEL operation.

It is contemplated

that he wili be flown black

to. West Germany, where he

will ce surfaced as an Austrian citizen with a legend of

having worked inivarious concerns In west Germany subse-

quent to World Mar

T: He will proceed to Leopoldville

where, with a 94,000 operational loan, he vill open a

shall proto or repair shop

which it is expected will give

him a degree of freedon of moverent and

provide for covert

contact:

It is estimated that there 1s a need for techni-

cians

in the Republic of Congo at,

the

present time.

The

project

has been coordinated with the Chief of station,

icopoidville.

4.

Appropriate Special Staff components concur

in recommending,

renewal:

Both CI and PI staff express

certain reservations in view of the background and adven-

turous nature of the

agent, and empnasize the necessity

of exercising firm

opcrational and personal control over

him at ali tines.

5.

I recommend approval of Project WIROGUS a3

vresented,

and endorse

the observations of the Staffs

noted in paragrapi: 4 above.

Approved:

4. 209202

S.

M. Hitse

chier, Do?/FG

lichandelu

COP DO/P

18 NO! 1960

Dete

Attachment:

Project Cutline

WIROGUS

Fisca! Annex

Staff Coordinat:en:

for

•For CI. Starr -s/C: Tenney

SEGRET

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SECRET

PHOJECT ACTION LOVER SARST

CRYPTORYN:

OPERATING DIVISION:

PIELD StATION:

TARGEI ARRA:

Leopoldvile

Republic of Coafo

Republic of Conte

FRADQUARIERS CASS OFFICER:

Daniel Niesclur

ROOM NO 2110 I

(DOESION 8284

DAÏS 16 November 1%

Authority 16 requested to obligate $17, 250.00 from the DOP/AP DivI-

Bion Budget: $13,250.00 FY 61 and $4,000.00 PY 62. The funds to cover the

anount requested PY 61 wil be absorted vithin the Division current budget allo-

catioz. Perlod of project 1e pran 1 November 1960 to 31 October 1962.

..2.

1960.

Aa QA, C-73532 was gianted on Ll March 1959, and avendod 3 October

3. Porm 680 1s attached.

COORDINATION:

Merel

Chief, AP/Hest

It Fren

Chief, AF Suppor

Chief, AFFI

Slesis Faelis

Chief, AY-D1V1810a

11-16-60

Date

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PROJEST OUTLINE

CRYPTONYM - WIROGUE/1

1:

Area of Operationa and Purpose

Republie of Congo (Porner Belglun Congo) - engage in operational support

activity.

2. Obfectives

To provide a long term, deep cover asset in the Republic of Congo and

adjacent areas.

To establish a principle agent in the Republic of Congo, in order to

bulla a covert net in support of operational activities.

To provide an asset for utility support for KUBARK personnel under

official cover.

These objectives are in line with the PMD.

3. Personnel

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Pertinent Biographical Information:

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Pseudonyn - eati

Place of birth - Gorl, Georgia,. USSR

Date of birth - 12 July 1918

Sex - Male

Race - Caucasian

Religion • none

Marital status - Divorced (wife and 2 children - one son and one daughter)

Citizenship.- Stateless

Eduction:

1922-24

1925

1925

1926

1926

1931

Paris, Notre Dame, uncomp., change of fantly address

Lycee Montagne, uncomp., change of fanily address

Paris; Ecole Ccratule, uncomp., change of famtly address.

Viroflex, Lycee Hoche, unconp., expelled for praaks

Paris, Ecole Commile,

uncenp.,

change of address

•Paris-Vanves, Ecole Michelet, 6 mo comp, expelled for.

Insubordination

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1933-35, Thaim C: 1or0 1a ct Metter, Techalsal Eagineering School,

attended one asd che half years and expelled

1936-37 Paris, Scole Breget, Electro-Engtueerins, attended one

year earned first häll of Baccaularaute in electro

technolof then expelled

1938-39 Paris, School of Photograpby and Movies, treined as cine

carera operator technician, left after one and three

fourths of a tuo year course due to outbreak of iN II

in November 1939

Military History:

Des: 1940 = Paris, rh or trench Fories equin, ta

Platoon

reb 1940 - Sent to M.C:0. training course in legion, pulled out to

be reassigned to all-Georgian unit

Mar-Aug 1940 - Barcares, assigged In Georgian unit

Aug 19i0 - Paris, discharged at end of Franco/Gerrer hostillies

Employuent History:

1942 - Paris, volunteered for work in Germany

Poelitz, worked for HIDRYOR WERKE for one year as Installation

electrician

Paris, self-employed at photo shop.

Portrait photography

Berlin; photographer of petals for a factory which produces

electrodes for welding instruments

Berlin, asserbly line worker in Berlin factory producing steel

ammunition belts.

Received commendation fron factory

director for lator saving device he mazufacture of de-

vice for autoratie adjustment of cartridge

cases

Muegelhein, driver sechanics course for the NSKK (1921 Party

Motorized Corp.) Drove trucks during construction of

Atlantic wall by Germans.

1943 - Berlin, enoloyed vith SCHUPOLIZEI as translator French-Ceran.

language

1945-47 - Paris, employed by Architects Carre Associated as electrical

installation planner and constructor of proto-type

model builder

1951-52 - Paris (In prison), devised and sold on the freich market a

pocket autonatic transit indicator.

Received cash

settlement for this while in prison

1953 - Rion (In prison), devised and gave to prison admiristrator,

Invention for saking cardboard boxes. Device was built

and used by prison adninistrator.

Dec 1955 to Apr 1956 - Gap, employed by M.D. as X-ray machine main-

tenance technician and operator

195ó-57 - Gap, Lavented, petented and sold a calendar device to the

French commercial market

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1958 = Ascert, Lavented and patented a commercial advert. 181ng device,

photo-rechanical in nature: Models built and sold to

French advertisias concerns

1959-60 - U.S., devised and passed dravines for two pieces of equip-

nent for use 1n Project ASSENTINEL

July 1950 - U.S., presently working on a low-cost telephone ansvering

device

Occupational Speclalities:

Mechanical electrical engineering

Cine or portrait photoeraphy

Research and Innovation of labor/cost saving devices

languages and Dialects:

French - native

German - very good

Georgian - fluent spoken; reading and uriting good

Bniglish - speaking and writing fair; reading fluent

Spanish'- speaking. and writing poor; reading good

Russlan-poor

Seclal Sk1lls:

experience in document forgery

1942-Achen-berlin, altered on docwients

1942-Berl1n-Parls,

filled In Gervan travel blank forms. Altered old

German authorization stamp for travel forms. Made

otiver authentications stamps for other people interested

in travel across German held territory

194314-Berlln, fabricated stamps and cachets for travel documents.

Used photo techniques for changing and/or aging pictures.

in documents.

Also reassembled old false passports to

form new ones, as well as counterfeited German finan-

cial voucherg.

B. Cperational Inforuation:

1. Circunstances of Recruitment -

The agent uss first contacted in October 1958 as a result of a lead

from ABPADDLE.

Ee was recruited in April 1959 by the Frankfurt Station,

¿or a REDSOX operation.

There had been some difficulty in the initial

recrultrent, since it

could not he resolved as to whether or not be

could work anicably with another agent in the proposed operation.

to recrult suoject..

siblect vas broight to the DOB, via & HBRAINBOH Tight.

• Subject was

trained in toe ASSENPINAL project for a black mission into the USSR as &

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This project was postponed for & year.

site, Involving the cataloguins of specific information fron bast

German Docunents, and developing andor laproving tools and methods for

Picking, locks:

On 17 June 1980, It was decided that Project ASSNTINEL

would not be carried out. On receipt of this information SR/DOB en-

deavored to place subject elsevere, where his training would be bene-

ficial. The African Division expressed Interest and had agreed to ut1-

Lize him as a result of assessmeate. During the period fran the 2ist

of October until dispetch, subject will be carried on OSA funds.

2.

Security Flaps -

A.

During the latter part of Wi Il subject was arrested by the Ger-

man police for forgery. He was not unduly held by the criminal lavesti-

sation branch of the police but pessed on to the Gestapo.

subject was

brought to Berlin where be vas interrogated for several nonths at

Gestapo Headquarters. later he was tried and sentenced to death. For

some unmen cemen he was cared son call to jall, conceritration camp to

concentration cano.

While in prison be resörted to a "ruse de guerre"

and told the Germans his father had Invented a motor that could run

vithout gasoline.

He offered to draw the designs of the notor and was

able to stall long enough to be liberated by components of the advan..

cing U.S. Army.

In 1946-47 subject and an accomplice coumitted two robberies of

Jewelry stores.

C.

In 1949 subject robbed a hank of 1, 000, 000 FT. IT.

His accomplice

has apprehended and shortly thereafter confessed, Implicating subject.

Subject was apprehended while attempting to cross the Franco-Spanish

border. He was sentenced to ten years in prison of which be served

only five, receiving parole for good behavior. Upon release In 1955, he

was exiled on perole to Cap, France where he worked as an architect.

To our knowledge thereis no indication that subject is known to

be associated with KUBARK.

Agent's knowledge of sensitive matters - has met the fOllowing KUFARKERS:

Anthony H. FRIGANIZA (P).

Patrick B. NEWENS (P)

Peter K. WINSHIP (P)

Dexter E. ROSTEDI (P)

Fred KIRKPATRICK (T)

George F. MUNS (T)

Michael RAE (T)

Charles R. ROISTADE

(P)

Mr. Dan

Paul E. LEIGAON (P) Di. Johns

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Suhject does not kow that he 1s working for KUBARK. He knous that

he is connected with some intelligence ofenization,

e•go; ODIESX. Be

does not know anything about KUBARK organization nor 1tg sodus oper-

sadi.

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4. Security of neeting sites, couminications, ete:

Sa ficer:

These will bave to be vorked out in the fleld by subject's case of-

In general it is proposed to have bim be surfaced in Germany

"as an

Austrian and from there, naklng his om way to leopoldrille.

There he 1o to establisha sull repair or photo shop. This would pro-

vide a natural reason for his co or anyone to visit him under the guise

of overt business. Longer meetlog's would be held clandestinely as

deternined by his CO. All comminication channels will have to be vorked

out in the field. Hovever until contact is established, a secure ener

gency channel with Headquarters 18 belng established. This channel l

to be used only in the event subject finds himself stranded or for

dire emergency.

5. Security:

The agent is very security consclous and will follow suy direction

in the interest of securty.

6. Control:

On this point here are several aspects for consideration.

He is

under contract to us and although he 1e not too interested in money, he

does enjoy Its benefits and realizes that it will continue so long a8

he does a good job.

The more: Important built in control is the fact

that he will be under false documents,

and being stateless, he i8 con-

pletely dependent on XUBARK to perpetuate bis quasi legal exietence and

to eventually legalize, his status.

Added to this is the control which

stens fron the prospect of resettlement in another country.

This vould

give him status as a citizen.

Realizing these points, subject 1s nore

than wililag to play ball with us.

7. Prior contacts with any security service:

As stated In 3B (2) above, the only brush subject has bed in the

past. was with Gestapo and French police. These vere prior to his re-

cruitment by KUBARK and were not as a result of I.S. activity.

8. Training of agent:

He had received training in covert black border operations. In ad-

dition, be is being trained

in srall arns and demolition.

•9.

Cover effectiveness and the operation of the cover facility:

Subject will open d suell photo or repair snop, which will sive bla

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a degree of latitude in sovenent and a cover for covert contact.

Subject has undergone plastle surgery in order to change his appearance,

also a toupe was ade to further assist in the changing of his outward

appearance. This action tas designed to preclude any possibility of

recognition by forber French associates, particularly since he is to

pass as an Austrian. The cover facility, as stated, will offer access

to all classes of people, it will provide a natural beans for contact,

and will permit subject to make trips under the guise of business tra-

vel.

HaroGue/l will be required to set hingell up in business.

The

dearth of quallfied technicians will help facilitate his opening an

establishment: WIRogus/1 will need capital to get binself up, buy

needed supplies and have sorking funds. For the purpose of providiag

hin with funds to establish and open this cover business, ve will ad-

vance hia 14i000.00 as an operational loan, to be secured with a non-

Interest bearing promisary note. An additional $1000.00 vll be held

In reserve, should he need pore money.

Ostensibly It will represent

his own savings, and will be deposited in a Svies bank.

provision will

be made to pay this soney back fron his profits. Arter the Loan is

paid off, WIROGUE 18 to keep the profits he may make.

Re will initially transfer $1000:00 to a bank in Leopoldville. We

are certain that he will not abscond with the funds, since his docu-

mentation will be false and his pay and allowances total $8500 per

annun, he would therefore stand to lose a great deal more than he would

ga1n.

Being & contrect agent, there is suple control if he shows signa of

spending too much time in

the pursuit of profits from his cover business.

Ris salary and allownces vill be paid in part to a personal account

in Switzerland (separate fron his business account).

This money will

ostensibly also represent his savings. The remainder will be paid

directly at the station.

c.

Security Estirate:

WIROGUE had been recruited in France and exfiltrated black from West

Germany to SR, DOB.

He has had no known I.S. connections in the past.

will be surfaced in West Gerinny and will proceed to Leopolaville. He

will be documented as an Austrian..

4.

seckground

The need for various technicians to stabilize the chaotic conditions in

Leopoldville coupled with an urgert need for controlled assets in that city gave

rise to this project.: WIROGUE's perticular talents, experience, abllity and

training open up a wide varletyof possibilities:

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5.

Evaluat lon

There will he a need for wipOGue to establish and live his cover. Tola 18

anticipateù to take several monho:

Hence he will become operstional In carly

1951: However, It is' reasonable to expect that the station will undoubtedly

place him in covert role mich sooner.

Nonetheless, we do not anticipate any FI

take prior to mid 1961.

6. Coordination

Coordination

at Beadquartere 18 being effected with FI Staff, Finance DivI-

sion and SSA/ DDS.

7....

References

A.

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8. Timetable:

His covert training vill be completed by 15 November 1960. He will be

briefed on bis cover story, documents, contact instructions, etc., 15-18 Novem-

ber 1960. 0n/about 18-20 November he will be flown black to lest Geriany.

There he will spend 5 to. 7 days to famillarize himself with Germany, recèive

his final briefing and obtain & visa, then depart for Leopoldville arriving o/s

1 December in Leopoldville.

Once there he will require 1-2 months to look over

the business pussibilities and establish himself.

9.. Approval Period and Cost

A. Approval 1s requested for one years starting l: November 1960.

B. Following 1s breakdown of the coste:

1.

salary at $500.00 per month

2.

Per dien during travel

3.

Travel to Leopoldville

4.

Operational loan

5.

Operational expenses

..

Allowances (flat sun)

Total

$6000.00

250.00

1000.00

5000.00

2000.00

3000.00

: $17250.00

10.

Emergency Situation

In all present and anticipated conditions with the exception

of a hot war, the

agent will have clandestine means of communication with his CO in

the ODACID 10-

stallation and with leadquarters. For contingencies an emergency Sw system has

been given to agent for direct communication with Headquarters.

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FISCAL ANNEX

Hoject HIHIGU:-WAH

Purpose: The objective of this project 1e to provide a long teri, deep cover

asset, a contract agent, WIROGUE/l, ln the Repüblie of Congo

and adjacent arean in

order to build a covert not in support of operational activities and to provide

an Baset for tility support for KUBARK persomel under official cover.

For cover

purposes; HIROGUB/1 will establish his on bustness, a small photo of repair shop,

voich will give him a degree of latitude in novement and a cover for covert contact.

To assist WIROGUE/1 In establighing his business XUBARK WIll lOes

him up to 35,000-on bie personal nötes, non Interest bearing and due on demand.

The initial loan vill be in the amount

of $4,000.

An additional $1,000 loan vill

be made when, in the opinion of the colet, Aprica Division, it 18 required and

necessary for the business to continue and operate:

WIROGUE/1 in a manner agreeable to Chief, Africa Divlaion and Chief, Finance DivI-

Bion: All funds Loaned to WIROGUE/1 will be secured by U.S. dollar, non-interest

bearing notes payable to bearer on demand. Such notes vill' be prepared by or ap-

proved by the Office: of General Counsel,

It 1s anticipeted that an 1n1t1al $1000

will be deposited in a Sulsa bans, ostensibly representing his own savings, by

KUBARK, Monetary Branch.

Accounting and Write-off: HIROGUE/1 will be required to sign receipta for

all funds loaned to him.

Finance Division is authorized to accept these receipts

as a charge to expense and to set up the loans payable in a memorandu accourt

without a due date.

The notes signed by WIROGUE/l sball be transmitted to Finance

Division for safekeeping. Repayment of the loan sball be made from business pro-

fits.

WIROGUE/ 1 vill be required to submit quarterly tacome and expense statemente

on his cover business and also copies of all tax returas filed in connection with

his cover business.

A copy of all income and expense statements and tax returns

will be forsarded

to Fiance Division. It shall be the responsibility of the Chiel,

•Africa Division to determine when profits varrant payments on the leans and to ef-

fect such repayments.

For purposes of control and collection, WIROGUE/1 will be required

to 81gn blank checks on his Swles and African business bank accounts.

Blemn tillo

Chief, Africa Div1a10n

Concir:

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HE CAN GET VISA RAPIDLY EUPOPE, SUGGEST ME COME CONGO WITHOUT VISA.

CAN GET FORTY-EIGHT HOUR VISA LEOP ON ARRIVAL PENDING RECEIPT

LONGER VISA. BELIEVE LETTER OF CREDIT FROM EUROPEAN BANK IN

AMOUNT ONE HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND BOF WOULD PROVIDE PROOF HE WOULD

NOT BECOME CHARGE OF STATE. ALSO SHOULI HAVE ROUND TRIP TICKET.

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.CONTACT INSTRUCTIONS AS FOLLOWS: HE TO CALL GUTHMAN AT

HOME (3515) OR TPELIDE ASAP AFTER APRIVAL INTRODUCING SELF AS

GUSTAVE• GUTHMAN WILL SUGGEST MEETING FOR DRINK. ACTUAL TIME

OF METING TO BE TWO HOURS PRIO? TO TIME SET ON PHONE. NEETING

PLACE WILL BE IN FRONT MAIN POST OFFICE. WIROGUE ONE SHOULD HAVE

ECOK IN LEFT HAND AND UNLIGHTED CIGAR IN MOUTH. GUTHMAN WILL

ASK IN FRENCH IF TELEPHONE OFFICE OPEN, ADDING HE HOPES PLACE

CALL TO CHIÇAGO. WIROGUE ONE REPLY TO BE HE NOT CERTAIN RE PHONES

AS HE THERE TO CABLE VIEN ANNOUNCING HIS APRIVAL CONGO.

3. COVERS SUGGESTED REF APPEAR OKAY.

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2.

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PECTING SUIVETILAICS TRAM (2) INYERCKPTION OF POUCHES (3) BLOWIEG UP BRIDES ATD/OR

(4) EXECUTING OTHER ASSICIEEVIS REQUIRIG POSTITYS ACTION. HIS UTILIZATION STOT TO

B& RESRICTED TO LEOP INDERD NAY ER SUBJECT CALI OTHER AFRICAN STATIONS ALTHOUGH

EXPECT HIM TO. ES RESIDENT LEOP.

2. HE IS INVENTOR, PROTOGRAPHER, ARCELLECT, FORGER AND FORMER BARK ROBBER

WEO HAS SERVED TERM IN PRISON. VERI INGENIOUS OBSERVANT, SHREWD GILE AND RE-.

LISHES INTRIGUE AND DARIÃG DO, THS LATTER PLAYS IPOREANT PART IN HIS CHARACTER.

HE LARKS QUICKLY AND CARRISS OUT ANY ASSIGURHT WITHOUT RECARD FOR DANGER. FOR

CERCAIN TASKS THIS MAN UNUSUALLY QUALIFIED AND SEES TO BE DISCREST. ASSESSHENNI

OVER THO TRARS IS THAT ER IS RELIARLS AND "BOHEST". DISLICATE IO BANDLE FOR MUST

SAYS TRUST IN HANDLER AND HIS PROVSSSIOHAL CE COMPEIENCS AND VILI, ROCIPROCATE

I LID. VIEW DAS ATO CHIH GUESTION WISE UNI SUMAN BAUE STEE

IN INITIAL SIAGES.

3. B51H0 DOCUMENTED AS AUSTRIAN TO DEPART PRPRIME BLACK FOR SURFACING IN

COOGRINATINO

RELEASINO OFFICIA.

g-B-C-R-B-T

AUTHENTICATINO OFFICES

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21 Ratbber 1960

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202/2/FS,4

27 OCTOBER 1950

FIATKILRT

DIRECTOR

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F1. 2, EE 4, AF 4, S/C?

ROUTING

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STALIS "POLIZEIPRESIDIUN PERLI!" FOR PERLEI ISSUED "AUTECTTIALISARIAURILS"?

2. NEED AT KURIOI 14 NOVE DER IATESI.

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UNCLASSIFIED

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INSTRUCTIONS:

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•COMMENTS-

•sponding

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ip'olher.

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DOCLUEYT AS A PERHAVENT RECORD.

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ACTION SUSPENSE DATE

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DATE

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OFFICER

INITIALS

CONCENTS

'Chief, AF Div

Attn: Dan Nesciur

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SEGRET

SR/D08/60- 2079

26 October 1960

MEMORA: DUM FOR: Chief, Africa Division

ATTENTION

: Dan Nesclur

SUBJECT

CIA personall ties know by alias to REDSOX agent,

David Durvard (a).

1. The follownß personalities; listed in true nams and allas, aro

nOwa by AESENTINEL PEDSOX agent David Durvard In the allas Lated.

2.

Subject is unaware of the CIA affiliation of these personalities.

The perlod of time over which Subject was conräcted with these individuals

Has from May 1959 through October 1960.

3. Irue Name

Divist or./ Steer

SR

SR

SR

SR

SP

SR

SR

SR

S

R

SR

SP

SR

SR

SR

SR

SR

SR

(000t5537).

(contract)

SR

(contract)

SR

(contract)

SR

(contract)

SR

(contract)

SP (contract)

0. Security

DPD

DPD

O TR

OS/ IPD

Med. Staff

O. Canno

TSD

KH

AF Div.

AF DiV

SCENET

Alias

Perry Crookham

Fred Kirkpatrick

Edward L. Ross, Jr.

william R. Romer

Myron Toloczko:

B. J. Johngon

Far Hanchulak

Col. Edw. Podworny

Gordon Mothes

Mortimer Love

George F1l1

Joe Chacho

I. H. McCormick

С. МоСтогу

Joseph Betza

Roy Petersen

Geoffrey Cratch

Janie Cratch.

Henry wynne

Kathleen Wynne

Logan Phillips

Allie Logan

0. H. Todd

Casniro Barquin

Najor Adorholdt

Per Stoen

Paul Belkin

Joseph Bukowsky

Dale Haynes

Alvin Naumann

lorgan Schrade

Dr.

- Houch

Glenn Fields

Pat Cook

Fred Komar

Clint

Little B111

Marty Adans

B.J.

Ray

Col. Ed

Tom

Mike or Max

Nister George

Joe

Hal

Mack

Joe Bowman

B1g Roy

ceof

Janie

Henry

Kathleen

Logan

Allie

Hank

Chick

Heinie

Thor

Paul

Joe

Dale

Al

Morgan

Dr. John

Mr. Glenn

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For any further inforation please contact Perry Crookhem

on Extension §331

Mille

MICHAEL RAB

Chiet, Sp/DOB

202728

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TETANUS

TYPHUS

CHOLERA

PLAGUE

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SECRET

No. 0-73532

MERUM FOR: - Chief, AF//1 = Savara D. Reiles

Operational Approval is bereby granted in the case. of ABASPIC

for the purpose specified in your requeat

dsted_:

3. Oct 1960

La view of subjectis complicated personal backeround, he should be con

trolled and supervised as closely as possible under the circusstances

in order to avoid embarrassment to the Agency.

This Approval is based upon evaluation of information available to this

Office, and is granted wider authority contained in CSI. and CSI-P 10-5.

CI/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISION.

Date:

- 8 Nov 1960

Distribution:

Origi

to Addressee

I to

Files

dea

SECRET

FORM

7-50

124

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14-00000

SECKET

SR/VCB/60-2075

19 October 1960

BAEMORANDUM FOR: Chlof. WH/28

ATTENTION:

Mro, surrey

SUBJECT:

Transfer of Agent Accommodation Maliing Addross

rooponalbt lty from SR/DUB to Africa Divialon

REFERENCE:

A. DIR 45223 (OUT 98152)

B: SAUr 1U30 (IN 32746)

C. SAUP 7U2 (IN 3009)

1.

Subject to your concurrence, rasponalbliity for the accommo-

daiion mal:ing addreas for SR/DUB agen! ARASPIC (David de Fanaskhel),

which was arrangod for by your office, wlit be transfarred to the Africa

Division which is now alizing this agent.

2. The agent accommodation mal:lag address in Brazi! Is as

foilowg:

¿duardo Calio

Caha Postal 11744 (Lapa)

¿ão Paulo, Brasil

3.

Tho Africa Divialon.caos.officer responsibie for this.agust is

•Dan Nesclur; 211u 1 Buliding, extension 8284.

*. This office extende its approciation for the expeditions manner

In which you have arrangod for and maintaloed tis accommodation address.

For day fürther information regarding this please contace:

Dan Nesclur, axiongion d284 or Perry Crookhani, exteasion 8331.

MICHALL RAÏ

Chief, SR/DÜid

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SEGRET

W/20606

18 GCT

•550

gopity Direatar for Sed

3 Vincun (sonerly ARiSPIC) CA/CA 10. 473538

2. MIRORUS 1a presentily guastered at:

Pondaton Tovers

1201 South Court Houre. Hoad

partient 109

3.. For any further lapariestion, plcare contast Dantal R. Hlesclur, 18257.

Branison Torsody

AP/4/2; DRN: say:17 Oct 1960

Distribution:

orig, & 1 - Addresses

1 - AF/RI

L7: AP/4/1

SEGRET -

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14-00000

ANDARD, FORS DÓ BA

& SECHET

Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

TO

soo (7r. Loutscher)

DATE: 19 Oct 60

MoM: Operations Divladon, Medleil Stall

SUBBCT: ASPIC (C)

Sub fect has been ovalusted by the Radical Staff and found physically

qualified for the proposed assignment.

lint

Donald H. Parley

Adainlotrative Offloor

Distributions

Original - Addrease:

1 - SR/DOB (Kirkpatrick)

1 - 0D/2SS

I SEGRET

881: 233471

SENDER WILL CHECK CLASS:I

-TION TOP AND BOTTOM

UNCLASSIFIED

OONFIDENTIAL

SACKET

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP

NÄME AND ADDRESS

INITIALS

DATE

Lestir Douche

ACTION

APPROVAL

COMMENT

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Kemarks:

DIRECT. REPLY

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FILE

INFORMATION

PREPARE REPLY

RECOMMENDATION

RETURN

SIGNATURE

TRANSMITTAL SLIP|

DAI

TO:

73a

Neste

19 get 60

-7062

HEMARK'S

BUILDING

I: 8169.

Jan,

Youll want this for

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WIROGUE

FROM:

ROOM NO. •

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168835 241

40/0K/MS

BUILDING

374 I

REPLACES TORN

WMICH MAY BELSED

EXTENSION

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FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER

FROM: MAME. ADORESS AND PHONE NO

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DATE

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(40)

5 1 COVERAMEN PAN TAG ONTICE 0-J4:381

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SECRET

SR/L0B/60= 2055

29 September 1960

MEMONANDUM FOR: Chief, Allen Allaira Scall. OS

ATTENTION:

Mi. Penilagton

SUBJECT:

Iransfer and Cuartering arrangemenie for ALASPIC

This ls to confirmn a alacussion between dir. Fred Kirkpatrick,

SR/DÜB and your office regarding transfor and quartering arrangemeats

fOr AÑASHIC, David Durvard (a), aud the interedi expressed by

Dr. Lester Houck of Africa Vivision so acquiring AwnSPIC as a long

terma siset for that division.

2.

In compilanco with a request mado of this office by Africa

Division, it is understood your office has agreed to tho comporary

quartering of AKASHIC in a furnishod safe apartment locatod al

apartment 307, 5741 Colorado Avenue, N. Vi., Washington, D.C.

This office,

with your concurrenco, has agreed to loud the use of

thia apartment for a period of about to weoks, ellective 2j September

1960. At PrOBODI ALASPIC la visited once a week and/or as the need

ariaRs. ALASPIC has bia own salary for food and public transportation.

The same cover arrangements exists under this arrangement as

exisied whes Subject lived at 925 25th Street, No li., in his own apartment.

The cover arraagemont is that David Jurvard (a) is a technical associate

of Frod K. somar (a) (1.8.

an SA/DUB case officer) seil-empioyed,

manufacturers commissionad representative.

MICHAEL RAE

Chief, SR/DUB

151233478

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14-00000

SECRET

23 Septembor 1960

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: Physicai exam/Immunization for David Durvard (a)

At 1000 houre 28 September David Durvard (a) in the company

of an SR/DOS case officer attended a full physical exam at the offices

of a cleared, witting doctor, Dr. Robert G. Builock, 2221 North

Buchanas Street, Arlington, Virginia. Dr. Bullock Indicated to this

case officer his preliminary opinion that Subject was in perfect heaith.

Medical records to this effect will be forthcoming. Mr. Durvard (a)

also received the first in a series of immunization shots preparatory

to a projocted assignment in the West African theater.

Mr. Durvard,

with his case officer will return to Dr. Bullock's office on 4 October

at 10:00 a.m. for a second series of immunization shots.

Medier!

records other than those roflected in Mr. Durvard's (a) 201 file will

be kept in the Medical File Room (Central Bufiding) under his crypto.

A copy will alao be kept in AO/OD/MS under pseudo.

FRED KIRKPA TRICK

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FRICATO

FiLING

1:

1Sest.

2..on

Detach back

lap and forward

2.

Desiroy front corer

sheet.

unless it

recorus

significant

Consents

ton

taker of

resubring precarvation.

FROM:

TO ACTION BRANCH

it file no, and titie shown are not

tiger, insere proper file no. belor

and forard document to RID/AN.

FESFLA FILL AS.

TO: ALL ADDRESSEES

FILL iN' SECTION I OS BACK IF APPHOPRIATE

COMMENTS

•TO

FOO4

NO.

CATE

FLETUTE COBRARDCO

orpicio's

INITIALS

1.

2.

3.

20 •J0г 1960

SAF: DU

Dow Nassion

21io

I.

27,900

9.

10.

19CA-04043

12.

.13.'

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15.

16.

17.

RID/FI

TRACE

REQUEST

AESTRACT

INEX

DATE MICROFILMIO

2.51

6100

USE FiganduS

EDITIORiS

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AF DIY.

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FILE TITLE

FILE NUNSER IS LARY CODES

291. 333÷32

DOCUMENT DATE

NUNBER

НВРА

04890

1adot delica

SECRET

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CONTINUATION OF

DISPATCH

SECT

TO: Chies, SR

DiF'O:

chief, Wil

Chiat of Station, Rio de Janetro

FROM: Cler of Base, 6so Paulo CH

SUBUBT: Operationel/REDHOOD/ARACRE

Neccapdation Address

NOTION REQUIRED: As requested ta para, i

REP BRENCE: HBPH-2022 -

MACHS-B3 4SCN8

ESPA -4890

EBADQUARTERS FILE NO:

:201-233477

PISED PILE FO: 10÷6÷50%

12 October 1960

SO INURKING REQUIRED

lo In accordance vith instructione contained in reference, the Base has been

servicins the accommodation address at loast once a week through the sarvices of

ALONE? who cented this post office bar under an allas. on 7 October 1960

the Base forvarded a letter which AutoMatar-? had picised up the day before:

This lotter vas redstared, and AuLonsurr-2 vas obligod (for the decand time)

to nate a personal appearanco before the responsible persons and to silge (in aljas)

an acknowledgment of receipts

It it ls at all possile to send those letters

wresistered the Base would much prefer that this systes be edopted. ALLOMIR-?,

over a portod of years, has rented many different post orfice boxes under different

naDes, end the Base considero it a deftaite security hazard 11 he la forced to

1dentiry hintelf in the mnner reguired by the regiotivation of those letters.

20.

Headquarters attention 18 called to the fact that the letter which the Base

forvarded an ? October 1960 was postmarked In Burope on 12 August 1960. Even In

the light of the notorioualy alow Brazilian postal systen, tha Base cannot explair

such a long delay in trenalt for air mall. such a delay has bees typical of

almost every letter the Base has received 1n tha past aur montao.

The. BaBa b88

no reason to disbelieve ALLOMSIER-2 in his repeated assertions that he servicos

the bax at least sace a week.

Pilsita

INCIan H. FARSIK

10. October 1950

Distribution:

5 - Headquerters

2 - Rio

2 - FIles

• EDM

105 530

USE PREVIOUS FO-TOO

TEACHS TOI

31.00. 51.A AND Si..

WHICH ARE CASLIT

SECRET

EBP1-4,890

521-333412

PAGE NO.

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2::.

october

115

FE6.013

1224

Tre iri soiles arance rites in retarac i lore dubroies this gate:

sparent

dier atusc. dont to thas diebates.

: 2.

An or the boriced coresporderce decafored visth the fuls 1s

SEVEL BACK:

DeA: 7179.

OrE:

207, 0 August 1955

1952

DED.

1355. Septerver

1955

Di:: 1755, Seycerber 1933

-DTS: 3675, Gotcken 1958

E00: 25034, 18 Moveder 1958

Dug Cogi, Devorber 1953

PROE 2023, Decenter 1953

FR00

2950. Decemban 1953

FRUE: 2978, Decenber 1958

1953

ENC 0059, блилу 1959

PuC1630: Tenuay 1038

EAR: 4625, Jarary 1959

• 1959

BOXE 267, & Jerriary 1959

ENO: 1276, Bebruary 1959

PNC: 7:251 Peszuang 1920

PACE 3477, rebruery 1959

DIR BIE!, February 1959

FRog 3501, February 1659

EUR 25300, 24 February 1959

DIR 14843, Marce 1959

FRUS 5701, March 1959

DIR 15/03, March 1959

FROS STa!, Maron 1959

FARI 5377, March 1939

FH05 3763, March 1959

DIR 17342, March 1959

DIN 17554,. March 1959

PARI 5:09, Marci: 1959

DIR 18010, March

1959

PARI 5504, Perch 1959

TROE 3071, ApPlA 1959

MOS 1001, April 1059

DIN 21624, Pyril 1959

BeaT 5765, lippti 1959

ricocladie

k.

CARRIES

Gaus Petey

ES COPY

261-2334?7

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14-00000

SESRET

8 Color, 8a

SUBJECT : ABASPIC

senretives of thie

Ares Dirliton Will canes fill responaibility for bla

kindling. To that end, ve me obtaining querters, hire hod

th Allen Attara sters, end bevs teboa stepa i

SULENISe ARAFPIC Clearince status for ble intendad nolgmment.

As lbo erect date of trinter is not jot doteedned, 1t 1s

requestad that ir. Kirkpetrick malotela contact vith Ir. Hellason

estension 3829 to henile flial tranator arrangemento.

ER's cooparetica on such mattero as shoto, trassing, quarteries

sad a noy pliyaical exestnation me epprociated.

BrOREOn Tresdy

CAses, AsTIca DIVialon

ESRET

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14-00000

221-

SECRET

i Cales, CI/OA Divlolon

BURST 1 Tuture 0112186t10n 08 ARAGPIC

man thi undert on eat , a a proble to a erala

assignant in the Congo.

2. Accordingly, it is requested thet your records be alterad

to refloot this chunge and aloo, that the socassary stops are

taken to emmend b1a A (C-73532) to permit use by this Divialan.

3: Por further Information regarding suoject, pleasa

contect Edrard 0. Helles, Afflea Wast, on extension 3829, who

all temporarily be hendling tale case.

Branson Tready

Cases, ARtICE DIVIOICA

SECRET

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14-00000

1. Occupational Speciaity: Mochanical Electrical Engineoring

Cino or Portrali Photography

Research and innovator of commercial

labor/money saving dovices

Electro mechanical or photographical in

• nature..

2: Mittary Service

3. Empioymeni History:

See paragraphs 4, 8: 9; 1l, 12, 13, 14

of Employment Hiatory for examplos.

Dec. 1939, Paris, volunteered for French

Foreign Logion.

Jaa, 1910, Tunisia

North Africa, in lot Car.

Rog., lat Squadron, 4th platoon.

Feb. 1940 - gent to N.C. O. training course in

Legion.

Pulled out to be reassigned to alla

Georgian unit.

Mar. - Aug. 1910, Barcares. Assignad in

Georgian unit

Aug. 1910 - Parly. Discharged after the ond

of Franco/German hostilities aa Private

First Clas8.

1. 1942 - Parla • Voluntoered for work in

Germany.

2.

Potlitz, Germany, Worked for HIDRYER

WERKE on contraci for one year as

installation electrician.

3.

1942 - Berlin. Photographer of metale fos

a factory which produced diecirodes for

weiding instruments

1942 - Paris

Seif-amployed at photo shop.

Portrait photography.

1942 Berlin Agsembly line worker in

Berlin factory producing steel ammusition

belts. Recalved commendation from factory

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director for labor daving dovico re

manufait. of device for automat. adjustment

of cartridge cases.

5. 1942 Berlia

Drivera mechanica course for

the NSKK (Nazl Party Motorized

Mugelheim

Corps). Drove trucks during

construction of Atlande wal. by

6: 1943 Berin: Employed with SCHUPOLIZEl.

as transisto, French-German language.

7. 1946-17 Paris Employed by Architects

Carre Associated as electrical instailation

planner and constructot of prototype model

bullder.: Earned roughly $4 an hoir American

scale pius commission work extra.

.8. 1951-52 la Devised and sold on Franch

prison,

market a pocket automatic

Paris.

transit indicator. Received cadn

settlement for this walie in prison.

9. 1953 ln prisón Devised and gave to prison

da Rioa

administrator invention for

making cardbuard boxes.

Device was built and used by

prison administrator.

10,

Dec. 1955-Gap Empioyed by M.D. as X-ray

Apr. 1956

machine maintenanca techni.

cian and oporator.

11. 1956-57 Gap

lavented, patonted and sold

a calendar dovice to tho

French commarcial market.

12. 1958 Arabers

Invented and patanted a com-

mercial advertising device,

photo-mechanical in nature:

Modeis built and sold to French:

advertising concerns.

13. 1959-60 U.S.

Sept-May

Devised and passed drawings

for 2 plecao of equipmest lo be

uged for Project AESENILNEL.

14. 1960, July U.S,

At present Subject is devising

a low cost teiephone answering

devica..

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= 5-

saferjoat in forgou Documonia:

May 1942. Aches, - Berlin Falaliled ble own travel documents by use

of pen to change elfective dates.

1942 Berlin - Paris

Filled In German travel blank forms.

Aitored old German authorization stamp

•for travel forms.

Then made other

falalfied slamps for other people

Interested in travel across German-hold

territory.

1943-44 Berlin

Constructed and used varlous faleilled

travel documents stamps copied from old

travel documents for varicus people to

travel throughout Germany. Ueed

certala photo techniques for changing

and/or agoing pictures in documents. At

same time Subject also reassenbled

falstfied old pasaporte to form new ones

a's wall as counterfeited German financial

vouchers.

Phyaical Deecription

Subject la described as 12 year old male Caucasian, S'6" tall, of alight

build (136 Ibs, averago waight), long face,. long rose, dark brown hair,

balding la front, awarthy complexion. Subject la extremely agil and in

perfoct health. He le an ex-French foreiga leglonnaire and survivor of

German concentration camps.

Evaluation

Subject's case officor agrees with Agency Assesment that he possesses

the traits of a bom clandestine operator and would be an apt candidato

for any black mission which requires:

1. able-bodiedness

2. ability to asaimilate easlly (al owlag for his phyeical features)

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3. lanate sense of locational direction

1. superdor intelligence and reasoning power

5, ability to comprehend and apply Instruction rapidly

6. willingness to undertake an extremely hazardous miasion

?. basic technical and mechanical applied or theoretical abilities

8. ability to Improvise and "kaow how" disturblogly American do

character.

Motivation

Subject's motivation is based on personal loyaltios rather than monetary

gain. Subject has little regard for tha value of his raonay, and must

be strongly urged to sct aside a part of his earnings..

Subject hag a

strong distaste for ike Communist regime and has obseryad the

effecta of li at first hand. Subject indeed goes a step farther,

subscribing to the "Untermensch' theory se tha Russian people.

Lagguage Capabilities

Subjact speaks, reads, writes:

French

Georgian

• native

English

Spaniah

• good to fluent

reads fluently, writes, fair, speaks fair

= roada falo, apeate poor, understands fals

Subject has exhibited good subordination to his case officar, intelligent.

security precautions se his personal habits, and the ability to guietiy

fit lato an American urban existence. For any further information please

cail Fred KIrkpatrick, 5R/DO3, X-4705.

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14-00000

13 Septerber 1940

PECANOUS FOR THE MECCAO.

SUNG CT: Contaci Report

•1. on & September 1910 the undersiined accompanied by S:/3/3 case

officers Perry Crookhar

and Fred Kirkpatrics net with. Darld Faitzicl sill

(201-233477) 1n&./JCR safe houso.-

The purpose of this renting was to

agsess David for possible use by JC.

The subtect me acare he has boing

Intervie-ed as the sure procedure had been used previousl; by representative

of the Affleir Division.

arrangerents für the resectlerent of the subject in Latin averica, probably

in Mexico. Hoxever, due lo the trining this arency has riven the subject

Sit feela lie should no ütilized by the Do/P if possiclo.

Observing Davld

for sore tro hours and listenin to his sler, the

ba song use of hir by JNiC..

bus obbiously told his story tony lisen to the satist.ciiin of

He elaboratas on the excitin and bizarre parts of his lifo

ind. lolido to plois over those sictions be feels that are connon to everyone.

4.

The subcut hüs been in the United stiles for sore tire.

This the

his bson spant in trinine for a specific rission shici never cure to pass.

Rocenty ne has been engaged in Brake cork" prcgruing lo pass the lise."

Tr:1s

could beij englin his aparent inpubience and desire to do sorethine in

his own joris he mishes

to prove .tral he 1s c.palile of accorplishing a tast:

asstered to hir.

He asia for a chince to surveil screene,

to tire clindestino

plotures, even lo üssasgin.ie soreche.

He very marly ingred to be alien a

pitci during this acting.

The subject is a st teless person. ile is in the United Statrs Flack

and could to comiletely unettribuluble li recossary.

te cesires citizens. ip

and a chinco to soilic sour in cas spot. He preferg U.:. citizenship but 1s

not austent in lhis.

forever the cacle sotivatica apiers in he love of

exciterent.

idventurer.

The subjeet gives a vory loud ippe. rance of the classteal

He relales liis past exploits in vartire Furope as sotivated by

tre thrlil of duping the eristing authority..

fe in

201-233477

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DEC237

6.' It lo the unce: st sects cuinion tuls indirloual could to used as

a shazaton a cit-in dili.

i. Pill Forer ind ro erdon retros of

ni/4/Ft: rave al ono time

been case croicers of this individual for Si/pE.

my//ry hus tbe 201 folder at the present time.

KORGAN SHRADER

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16.1

* 19 August 1960

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD.

SUBJECT: Mexican Resettlement Arrangements for AESENTINEL

agent AEASPIC

1. At 1400 hours, 19 August, SR/DOB case officer,

Fred Kirkpatrick and Jerry Pochron from Defection Coordinators

: Office of CLA met with Clay Calendar and Jim Myers of TSD/IB

re documentations arrangements and travel routing for possible

resettlement of AESENTINEL agent AEASPIC.

The following

arrangements were proposed by Mr. Calendar and Mr. Myers

for SR/DOB's consideration.

TSD/IB suggested that Subject be

sent by black flight from here to West Germany, and there

surfaced with an altered Greck passport which TSD/IB now has

available. A suitable cover story would of course be incorporated

re the possession of a Greek passport by Subject, while Subject

has no Greek language capability.

Since this passport is a valid

one, (and was, in fact, purchased by TSD/IB) and is therefore

backstopped in name.

Subject could apply at the Mexican Embassy

in West Germany for a Mexican tourist visa by presenting this

passport. Once in Mexico, Subject could request emigration

action upon declaration of intent to become a Mexican citizen and

upon submitting proof of sponsorship by an emplojer in Mexico

City.

2. Upon your concurrence, Mr. Pochron will arrange for

Mr. Kirkpatrick to meet with Mr. Coolidge, the CLA contact used

for introducing agency designees into Mexican private industry.

Mr. Pochron has already talked with Mr. Coolidge on two occasions

and has passed him Subject's file. From their talks, Mr. Pochron

has assured me that this arrangement is entirely feasible, Gillete

Company of Mexico City being cited as one possibility.

3. AEASPIC would then openly proceed to purchase plane

tickets in West Germany for Mexico City and upon arrival there,

would be waiting for him. The time table for this entire operation

• was estimated at about five weeks. Of course we did not discuss

Subject's monetary maintenance for the interim period of travel,

nor until Subject could begin earning his own living.

11-23÷477

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4.

Mr. Pochrän expressed his congern and the concern

of Mr. Pennington of Alien Affairs Staff about the knowledgibility

of Subject re pass Agency tie-in and Agency assets. It will of

course be our job to assure Security thát Subject is not knowledgable

and will entail a minimum of risk to transport and to resettle in

Mexico. In view of this concern, all arrangements offered for

DOB's consideration by TSD/IB were tailored to afford step by

step denia! or participation by the U. S. Government. In effect,

all items procured by Subject for resettlement could just as

easily be obtained on the European black market as well as from

this Government. Subject will in effect be briefed and taken by.

German Station asset to obtain his documents ostensibly on the

black market. Monies due Subject would be withheld pending

destination arrival.

The letter head and supporting sponsorship

documents to be used by him for ultimate employment in Mexico

would be prepared in such a manner as to be either legitimate or

forged. In addition it was suggested that Subject be closely

bandled and advised by someone known to him to ensure the

security aspect both to Subject and to this agency.

5. The meeting was closed by TSD/IB's request to be

informed whether these arrangements in theory meet with the

approval of SR/DOB, and Office of Security.

Mr. Kirkpatrick

was assured that Documentation aspects by TSD/IB could be

accomplished within one week upon authorization by SR/DOB.

With your permission Fred Kirkpatrick will proceed to affirm

Mexican employment arrangements for AEASPIC.

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14-00000

25 Julj:0

AT FOR a Chich, CDC

ATTENTIC:

very Pochion 11306 E4ar

sa!;

SUSJECT

Mogranical Information Neccesary for Possible

Rosettlanont of SN/DOB lousax A art ravid TAM ICHVILI (I).

On 21 July 190, supes cas Officer red Fir patrick talled

ve Jerry fochron of your office re enlisting our assictarco in tie

possible rosettlerent of since hidser coniract arunt David TaTzICVILI

(T) in the rejlon of south or sertml tierica. At tie request and sis por

outile of it. Pochror, this office has prozare the folloutig liceraphic

Inforation. See Attacluent Ao

Subject 18 livior, In tie percial Hashiniton D.C. area under tie

mpervicion of an s?/D0u caco officer aid is readily amilable for auy

further debriefini jour offica dits necesarj.

subfcet renains on a quasi legally tacistopped arrangerent of

Alien Affairs Staff until 20 Cotoüer 19:0.

Lo Pos any further inforation please contact irod lariatriali,.

SP/DOB, on extension lies or 6331.

PART E. CROCHAN

JESHET

2123948

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24 2un0 1960

MiXO FOR TIE RECORD

SUBJECT:

Biograghic Information/Case Officer Evaluation. oF :

David TZITZICHilLI, allAS DavId DURVARD

=: Blorraahie Information

Dard IZITZJCIVILa was bom 20 Lécendar 191e In 701l1al, Gaorela, whore

he lived with his parents intil 1921. Subject at that time noved to France

with his parents. Subject grew up in france end therefore speace nativo

Frerich (Parisian). Subjeet does not have Frerch citizenship, however, and .

must be classed as statelese, Subject earned the first part of his baccalaureat

at Breguet (electro engineering), then entered the foreign Legion at the

beginning of hall. Subject fought in N. Africa until French canitulation in

1940, at which time he was discharged to return home to Paris. In 1943 he wont

to Germany as a voluntary workor. Ho worked there primarily as an industrial

eloctrician. While in Germang he assisted Frerch officer P.O.d.'s to escape,

aiding then ulth oleverly falsified papers, stamps, cachols and even uniforma

It is interesting to note that unile dubject attended school at Breuguor, he

also attended the Technicum for Cinematography. It was from these past studies

at the Fuchnicum that subject bas able to develop techrinues to apply to photo-

mechanical forging of documents, stamps, and cachets. Subject was betrayed

to Germans, arrested, and sentenced to death for espiorage. Subject was able

to drag this case out by implying the exdstence of a lurge British run net

of which ho was a part. In 1945 he was liberatod by the U.S. jrmy and returned

to Paris. Subject lived there in rilalive pulot until he, together with a war-

time friend, robbed a Paris bank of a siseable anount of money. Subject and

accusplice were apprehended by the Surete on 1l July 1950, sentenced to prison,

but released some. five years lator for good beharior and on the basis of their

SECHET

war, record.

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SECHET

It to Intorosing to nose tat stille in pricon, subjeci latentod a rachino

for main, carcocari baus. inis isnchia Has actually bull: sor aie os the prison

rainistrations and put into operstion at thy prison saciery, Upon dischario iron

prison in jeccaber of 155, suicet Liod, war ed aests rarold io his browier

In cap, Francoo. It was sule shore that subject was contaciel by this acney and

subsequently bront to this country for use de one eaten cents for project

subject is proently residine in his leah, C. apart oat and 16 callly

arallable for my interious.

Subjuct 1s unissed in his ale affice in sovcral rechnical giradcho which

could be of value to thie loricj. To of lla legas haio ber passed forare

to IoD jor dovelopont/eloitation, ion las arpusad inicrest in anoliar

as h1o ldcas, tizo plans for much haiu Just ocen comlotei.

Allon rIfairy Staff of Inugistion faturulization las ortnini subjocts!

backstorred residence status until 20 ictover, 19co.

pical escrition

subject 1s doserica da 1a joar old rale Caucasian, 50i" tali, di oldent

build (136 lisa avera e seljit), lony faco, long nose, lat iron talr,

baldin

In front, shartly coploxion. juject is uxtroral and ja jerícct

hoallo lo la an ase rone forcion lagionnalro and survivor es cerrar.

concentration caps.

Evalustion

Subjoct's case aificer auroos with issosent that ho possesses tie traits of

a born clunduntino eperator and sould bo an ast candidste fer any blac!: niecion

tich requires:

SECRET

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SECRET

3.

1a able-bodiedness

•20 ab121sy to sostrilato caally (allordo: for' his physical features)

3. Imato sense u löcational direction

La sipertor intollaienco and reasonine powor

So ability to comprobend and apply instruction randaly

6a willingness to undertake on extrenely haverdo rission

To basic technical and nechanical applied or theoroüical abilities.

8o ao1l1ty to taproviso and "now hos" disturbin lu merican 1n

character.

rotivation

- 13:

knitary

subjectra 'Is leechorteal nor than nonstay, that to tormay, Sunject has littlo

rerard for the value of his nonar, mol mot he stromnly in ed in set aside a

part of his earnings. uject las a stron, distaste for the Corzunist rosine

and lies obserted the cilects of it at first hand. Suject Indeed roes a step

Irrther, subscribing to the "intorensch" tucory it the mostan peoplo.

Languare Capabilities

subjact swoaks, roads, writess

Fronch

.

native

(corian

fluant.

Cerman

cooi to flucht

inglish

reads fluently, writes fair, spoats fair

subject has exhibited good subordination to his Case Cfficer, Intelligent

security prccautions re his personal habits; and the ability to quiotly fit

Into an American urban existenco. For day further information pleaso call

Fred Kiripatrick, Si/sos, ü-4705.

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LE CARNEO DOTA:

: C-9er Dindurca ET 4E68F23

en. i duso sou nasaTo las sitted intata acal set of loper dentures

by Dro laio uran, an arener elogred contasa, socato: et dich ard "i

Sto in coaucin mashington Dico Cost o1 Ilotu ios borac ky Sa/bCE ard

satisized the a ent curumot clare stiazza tat Subicat ocrair-

tired 27 Shysical cavaolt

siificient to unnarme Troicot 1S510:42

Lental apointents and corsilttions

vere intrated teiere the posia

comment of Frosect AESE

, on

June 1/10.

Hippi Eminet

Pat up per met

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12A200

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HIFENO 6Y

David Durrand (a.)/7 June 196 0

HOMA NO.

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14-00000

Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERSMENT

TO

AETH

crier,

soriet dissia irision

SP/ DOB

DATE:

20 rule 2050

FROM

Mirector of Samurity

SUBJECT:

DISPIC, CI/C1 10. 0-73532

1.

Is jour memorandum of 14 Scotenber 1959, De. 1730, jou

requested susgension.of the subject's twenty-fo hour custody

until he resized training about I fugust 1950.: Your memorandu

of 5 July 1950, io. 1995, Indicates he vill be placed in a safe-

louse for training about the last of Juir 1950, and that he will

continue his present unescorted status on occasional veelends.

2. Inis infice hes no chjection to that procedure.

FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURTRY:

chief, Alien Affairs

innington

Staff

SEGRET

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(Finan Scarles)

fan senio.

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Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

ITT N-60-4171

DATE:

Chief, Soviet Russia Div1810n/DDP

ATTN. : Chief, SR/DOB

FRUM:: Chief, Telecommunications, Iraining and Technigues Staff/06

• 1 AUG

1960

SUBJECT: W/T Training - Agent AEASPIC

REF

:SR/DOB 60-1990, 29 June 1960

l..

This, will confirm recent discussions held between

Mr. Fred Kirkpatrick of your Office and Mr. Lee Jungen of my

Staff relative to the proposed W/I training of ABASPIC. As

was explained by Mr. Jungen, W/T training of an agent on a

full or part-time basis, is contingent upon the approval of a

specific project with supporting couminications annex. Wuile

we heve on occasion participated in "bolding" training of

agents without benefit of a definite requirenent, current

operational commitments now make this impossible.

2.

Should a definite requirement for tbe operational

utilization of AENSPIC develop we will arrange for the W/T

aptitude assessnent and training.

Prior to our initiating

such action,

it is requested that a representative of your

Office discuss operational details with en appropriate

Foreign Division within the Office of Cormnications. This

will enable us to tailor subsequent training in terms of

specific equipment and procedures as required by the project.

In this respect, further information can be obtained by

contacting Mr. Lawience Eisler an extension 8137.

ROBERE A. BLOOM

Distribution:

Orig. & 1 - Addressee

11: 235÷77

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THIS DOCIVENT. ROUTINE iND ACTION RECORD IS TO ADMALS ATTACHED TO INO BASIC RECCRO

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24 June 1960

MENO FOR TIE RECORD

SUBJECT:

Biographic Information/Case Officer Evaluation of

David TZITZICHVILI, allas David DURVARD

Biocraphie: Information

David TZIIZICHVILI was born 20 December 1919 in Tollisi, Georgis, where

he lived ilth his parents until 1921. Subject at that time moved to France

wịth he parents. Subject grew up in France and therefore speaks nativo

French (Parisian). Subject does not have french eitizenship, houever, and

must be classed as stateless. Subject earned the first part of his baccalaureat

at Breguet (electro-engineering); then entered the Foreign Lazlon at the

beginning of Wll. Subjoct fought in N. Africa until French enitulation in

1940, at which time he was discharged to return home to Paris. In 1943 he went

to Germany as a voluntary worker. He worked there primarily as an industrial

electrician. While in Germany he assisted trench officor P.O.W.'s to escape,

siding then with cleverly falgifled papers, stamps, cachets and even uniforms.

It la interesting to note that while subject attended achool at Breuguet, he

also attended the lechnicum for Cinematography. It was from these past studies

at the Techalcum that subject was able to develop techniques to apply to photo-

mechanical forzing of documents, stamps, and ca-hete. Subject vas betrayed

to Germans, arrested, and sentenced to death for espionage. Subject was able

to drez this case out by ireplylng the edstance of a large British run net

of which he was a part. In 1945 he was libersted by the U.S. Army and retured

to Paris. Subject lived there in relative quiet until he, together with a war-

time iriend, robbed a Paris bank of a siseable aucunt of money. Subject and

accumplice were apprehended by the Suréte on 11 July 1950, sentenced to prison,

but roleased some five years later for good behavior and on the basis of their

war record.

GRET

701-23-3477

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2.

•It 1o Intorestini to noto tit nile in prison, subject invented a rachino

for maldni cardboard boxes. Thie nachine vas actually built for one of tha prison

addaletrations ani put into opertion at to prison factory. Upon dischargo fron

prison In Docanber of 1955, subject lived, wor ed aschas paroled to his brother

In Cap, France. It was wille there that subfoct was contacted by this agency and

subaoquent ly broicht to this country for use as ona of two agento for irojoct.

shojoct 18 presently reaiding in his lash. :.C. apartinent and 18 roadily

available for any intervlowe.

Subject is onaged

In his safe office in several technical girdcks which

could be of vallo to this Agency. To of his icons havo been passed forward

to Isb for dovelopient/aplultation. In has expressad Intorust in another

of hii ideas, the plans for wiich have just bom completed.

'Alion Lifeirs Staff of Iraiiration/ilaturalization has estencod oubjects!

backstoppod ravidence status until 20 Uctober, 1960.

ilyalcal bescription

subject 1u doscriiod as 11 year old nala Caucasian, 5'€" tall, as slight

build (136 lue, avera o ictelt), long faco, long noso, lark ürom hair,

baldin; in frost, narthy caplexion, subject is extronaly/and in parfoct

liealto lle 13 an ax-itench foreign legionnairo and survivor of comman

concentration camps.

" Evaluation

Subject's case sificer agmes with Issesnont that he possesses the traits of

a bora clandestine operator and vould be an aot candidato for any Ulacli sission

unich requiress.

SEGRET

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SECRET

3.

10 able-bodiodresa.

2o ab1214y to abolilalo ousily (allowin; Jor l18 phiolcal featured)

3a Imato sense oi Locational diraction

Lo superiorinto llliance and roasonini pereir

So ability to comprehond and apply instruction rapidly

do uilliamess to incrtalio an extreraly hazardous dacion

To baste tocinical and sochanical applied or theoratical abilities

So ability to leproviso and "now hour disturuinely Anerican 1n

charactor.

Lotivation

MITRATIEN

Subjoct's/le

luooloatcal nore than monetary. Mat ls to say, rujoct hao littlo

reard for the valuo of his monoy, and must be strongly urged to sot asido &

part of his earnings. Subject has a stron. diotato for the Comunist regise

and lias ouserved the eflects al it at first hand. Subjoct indeed sces a step

farther, subscribing to the "Unternensch" thaory re the fussian peoplo.

Language Carabilities

Sub joct speaki, rads, trilos:

french.

Coogian

nativo

fluent

good to fluont

ine 11ah = reads fluently, iritos fair, speais tair

Subject has exhlufted good subordination

to his Case Difices, Intellliant

socurity precautions ro his personal habits, and the ability to quietly fit

Into an horican urban existence. For any further Inioration pleaso call

ired Kirkpairick, 51/100, 1-1705.

SEGRET

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Iranslater for French Letters

Nick Letsou

French Desk, W.5.

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INSPRUCTIONS

LED DESENY TAIS PAPa:

MAYOR LS TAI JOHAN

HAKI, David Darrard

OCCUPATION: Consultant Blotronto Enginow

Tou aro staying la Apartment $109. groaad 11008 as Donialon Fovero,

at 1201 South Court House Road, Allegion, Virgila. Ton vere Elven

the use of this sportsent by lie. Povol browine, uno lives at 3145

E Street, M.Ves Vasaineton, D.Coo is Brovalnes telephone mader 10

Federal 3-5081. Should any one quentlon you tell then to contact Mr.

Browns tho do a businese associate of youre.

SECRET

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SEGRET

SR/D08/60- 2055

29 Septembar 1960

MEMOHANDUM FOR: Chlof, Allen Affaire Staff, OS

ATTENTION:

SUBJECT:

Mr. Pennington

Transfor and Quartering arrangemente for ABASPIC

This'is lo confirm a discussion between Mr. Fred Kirkpatrick,

SR/DOB and your office regarding transfer and quartering arrangements

for ABASPIC, David Durvard (a), and the interest expressed by

Dr. Lester Houck of Africa Division re acquiring ARASPIC as a long

term asget for that division.

2.

In compliance with a requeat made of this offico by Africa

Division, it is underatood your office has agreed to the temporary

quartering of AEASPIC in a furnighed iafe apartment located at

apartment 307, 5741 Colorado Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C.

This office, with your concurrence, has agreed to lend the use of

thia apartment for a period of about two weeks, effective 28 September

1960. At present ARASPIC is visited once a week and/or as the nced

arises. AGASPIC has his own salary for. food and public transportation.

The game.cover arrangements axista under this arrangement ag

existed when Subject lived at 925 25th Street, N.W., in his own apartment.

The cover arrangement is that David Durvard (a) le a technical associalo

of Fred K. Komer (a) (1.e. an SR/DOB case officer).seif-emnployed,

manufaciurers commiasioned representative.

MICHAEL RAE

Chief, SR/DOB

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55-1236 (Coolidge)

¿ September 1960

MEHORANDUN POR TIB RISCORD

SUB-BCI:...

REFERENCE:

Possible resettlement of SR/DU3 Pedaox Agent:

SR/DOB/60-2011, 25 July 1960

As a result of referenced bemorantin and 1n line with coa-

versations hold betreon the underaigbed and verlous members of SR/DOB,

the undersigned set ulth Mr. Groes, predident of the Gillette Razor

Blade Company In the Compeny' a Offices La Boston an 15 Septerber 1960.

It vas explained to Mr. Gross that the lgency bed a resettlerent prob-

len and that they lobed to lavite the cooperation of the Company In

the resettiement ln exico City of an asset for hon ve vlebed to slod

omployment.

2.

Mr. Gross, after posing several questions, agreed in principlo

that the company would be villing to supply such agent ilth employment

in their texdco City factory. Hovever, be wlahed to discuss it with

the General Counsel and also to look into the laws of Hexico deallng

with the period of employment and what provisiona thore vere for dis-

associating. themselves with such man should he prove completely un-

satisfactory. It was then explained to Mr. Grous that the Arency would

Ilko to be able to supply the agent vita a reesonable lacimile of a

Gillette letterbead togather with a message which would offer bin em-

ployment upon bia arrival in. Mexico City. Again' Mr. Grass approved of

It in principle, but requested that a copy of the letter be shown bim

prior to 1ta dispatch.

3. Upon retuin to hendquarters; the undersigned talked vich 3.

Fred Kirkpatrick of SR/DOB and explataed to him what was needed to

satisfy the requests of Mr. Grosy.

Nir. Kirkpotrick explained that

within the last 48 hours a different dirision hed evidenced interest

In the agent and were picking him up for their use so that there vould

be no further need of the offer of employment fron Gillette.

4.. The undersigned vill ses Mr. Gross on 21 Septenber 1960 to

explain the situatiop and thank him for his offer of cooperation.

FRANCIS L. COOLIDGE

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CECRET

20 september 1950

MEMO FOR THE RECORD

At 1i30 hrs., Ïl September 1960, Mr. Lester Houck and Ar. Eward

Welles, both of Africa Division, were accompanied to S./DOB covert

site to discuse full transfer of the remairing AESENTINEL agent,

AEASPIC, to Africa Division.

Present for SR/DOB were Mike Rae; C/SR/DOB; Perry Crookhan,

Dep: C/SH DOB (AESENTINEL "Project Case Officer);and Fred Kirkpatrick,

SR/DOB Case Officer.

Mr. Houck and Mr. welles expressed an evid interest in piering

up AEASPIC on contract for operational assignment in Africa Division.

This office agreed to expedite insofar as possible the handing over

of ALASPIC and, as the request of Africa Division, to assist in certain

pre-training.

SR/DOB has agreed to arrange

for AEASPIC certain clandestine

training and processing (demolition, small ars, medical/immunization).

in corsorance with Sübject's projected assignment.

Inis action will obviato any Mexican resettlement procedures for

ABASPIC.

There

diet palate

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2221 North Bucheren Street

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detailo di pronicon sainosgen en currical pascalures are to da cuppile,

3.

Feen payneed exactatious too beastands 213 enquired, ernaleei Perms 89

callicen.

4.

Huan payuders enristien for Eigeldeals on: tai somalied, completed Paris

g. in each dependan: are suraided ie As 0515.

SignaTures sie required.

5.

Ananizaizeng ust do cureant do mast Agency itedioal Staudesar. Frerious

samiration pocards on tora sanjoco audior aus Legena mid are subsisted

asia cisios mll

interaina lomnisardon raguiresat, tor cue ause do pestraudas,

5. A0/00/28 protices emaining anpaleian it sauntastion "coutarents for

resinine rarereian mili game nire lizuniretion cris in Subject. iCardo

with coperi docto: is signatures do at gorida mavalor tith oa cutbraicesca

recio. Ticee shoula raver lenie sau loiteà Stntes.) To neu iraujealou

Carca cos reducas to 60/0515.

Mit office mul arrangn for leaperly

7,

s11l de lage in 10/00/55, under Farco.

Dopedents abruld in sade by hi: cans. Crypto.

An racerenca to Subject o5

Lee Highway, turn right one block beyond Glete foad. "Medical Center"

sign. Parklag. area provided.

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20 September 1960

MEMO FOR THE RECORD

At 1430 hrs., 19 September 1960, Mr. Lester Houck and Mr. Edward

Welles;

both of Africa Division, were accompanied to SR/DOB covert

sito to discuss full transfer of the remaining AESENTINEL agent,

AEASPIC, to Africa Division.

Present for SP/DOB vere Mike Rae, C/SR/DOB; Perry Croökham,

Dep. C/SR/DOB (APSD&TINEL Project Case Officer.); and Frod Nirkpatrick,

SR/DOB Case Officer.

Mr. Houck and Mr. welles expressed an avid interest in picking

up AEASPIC on contract for operational assignment in Africa Division.

This office agreed to expedito insofar as possible the handing over

Of AFASPIC and, at the request of Africa Divisdon, to assist in certain

pro-training.'

SR/DOB has agreed to arrange for AEASPIC certain clandestine

training and processing (demolition, small arns, medical/imnunization)

In consonance with Subject's projectad assignment.

This action ulll obviate any Mexican resettlement procedures for

AEASPIC.

Fired Kokpati k

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30 August 1960

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: Mexican Resettlement Arrangements for AESENTINEL

Agent A EASPIC

1. At 1330 hours, 26 August SR/DOB case officer Fred

Kirkpatrick met with Clay Calendar and Jim Meyers of TSD/LB

and Frank Coolidge of Office of Security Contacts. At this time

a name, for AEASPIC was agreed on and then passed on to

Mr. Coolidge so that he in turn could ascertain the job possibilities

for AEASPIC's possible Mexican Resettiement.

The name agreed

on for ABASPIC was Dimitrius I. Difonas, a Greek name to

fit his Greek passport. TSD/IB is ready to draft and arrange all

necessary Greek documentation for AEASPIC as soon as a job

offer through Mr: Coolidge's Office can 'be firmed up, which should

come about in eariy September. SR/DOB is to furnigh TSD/IB

passport type photos with negatives.

This has aiready been

arranged for with Hal McCormick of this office.

2.'

SR/DOB case officer; Fred Kirkpatrick with Clay

Calendar of ISD/IB is presently engaged in writing a cover story/

biography to fit the new identity of AEASPIC. AEASPIC is as yet

unaware of any resettlement arrangements.

It is hoped AEASPIC

can be utilized by some component of the DD/P, howerei it not,

then these resettlement will go through as per plan.

FRED KIRKPATRICK

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&ZONST

26 August 1960

MEMORANDUM POR THE RECORD

SUBJECTs" Porsonnel for Contingency Farce

There is presently in the Vashington area an individ

ual uho appears to be suitable for the JARC Contingency Parco.

The undereigned was, at one time, Case Officer of subjoct and

belloves that he lo readily adaptable to the program. Subject

1a a Contract Agent of SR/DoB who was trained for a specifie

to qualify him as he has served in the Red Army, the French

Foreign Legion and in addition has received various training

Including para silltery, while under Agency sponsarabip.

Sub-

Joct is unitting and has good on-t. S. attributility.

Sh would like to see Subject utllised in sore capacity

as he represents a large investuent in time, training and sonoy.

SR now hae nothing for subject as his intended mission vas

scrapped prior to dispatch because of the then forthcoming

visit of KRUCHEY to the u. s.

Also, subjoct's residont perait

will expire in October at which time, unless he is continued

on contract status, he will be re-settled in South Aserica.

3. Attached you will find Bl and Case Officer evaluation

of subjoct.

Mother

/cordan Hotbos

WH/4/ PM

Attachmant

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24 Auguas 1960

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT:

Biographic Information/ Case Officer Evaluation of

David T¿lIZICHVILI, aliaa David DURVARD

Biographic information

David TZITZICHVILI was born 19 July 1918 in Tbiled, Georgla;

where he lved with his pareate until 1921, Subject at that time

moved to Franco with his parents. Subject grew up a France and

therefore speaks native French (Parisian). Subject does not save

French citizenehip, however, and mugt be clasned as stateiesa.

Subjoct earned the firit part of hia baccalureat at Breguet (alectro-

engineering), then entered the Foreign Legion at the beginning of

World War Il. Subject fought in N. Africa unti French capitulation

In 1910, at which timo he was discharged to raturn home to Pario.

In 1943 ba wont to Germany as s voluntary worker.. He worked there

primarily as an industrial electrician. libile in Germany ha asaisted

Froach officer P.O.H.'a to escape, alding them with cleverly

falsifled papors, stampo, cachsta and even uniforms. It la interesting

so soro that while Subject attended school at. Breuguet, he also

attendud the Tochnicum for Cinematography. It was from these past

stüdies at the Technicum that Subject was able to derciop techniques

to apply to photo-mechanica: forglag of documents, stamps, and

cachets. Subject was betrayed to Germans, arrested, and seatenced

to death for espionago. Subject was able to drag hia case out by .

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implying the existence of a large British run noi of which bo was a.

part. la 1945 bo was libaraied by the U.S. Army and returnod to

Paris.

Subject lived there in retalive quiet until he; rogather with a

wartime friend, robbed a Paris bank of a alzoable amouat of money.

Subject and accomplice were apprebended by the Surete on ll July 1950.

sentenced to prison, but reieased some live yearo later for good

behavlor and on the badis of their was rocord. It la intoresting to

note that while in prison, Subject invented a machine for maling

cardboard boxea.: Thia machine was actually built for one of the

prison adminiatrations and put into operation at the prison factory.

Upon discharge from priaun in December of 1955, Subject ilved,

worked and was paroled to his brother in Gap. France.

It wag while

there that Subject was contacted by this agency and a:bsequently

brought to this country for use as ond of two agenta for Project

AESENTINEL.

Subjact is presently residing in bia Hashington, D.C. apartment and

18 readily avallable fos any interviewo.

Subject is engaged in his safe office in several technical gimmicke

which could be of value to this Agency. Iwo of hia ideas hava been

passed forward to ISD for developmeat/exploitation. ISD bas

expressed interest in another of his ideas, the plane for which have.

juat been complated.

Ailen Affaire Staff of Immigration/ Naturalization has extended

Subject's backsiopped regidence status until 20 October 1966.

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Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

TO

"r. Ernest Co isycrink

DATE: 29 May 1959

PROM

Special Contracting Officer

SUBJBCT:

Record of monthly salary paid. subject employee

Date

20 May 1959

10 June 1959

20Jil/1959

20 Aug. 1952

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SR/DOB/G) 1.956

MEMORINDUN FOR: Chief, OS/Allen Affaire stall

ATTENTION:

Mr. Pennington

SUBJECT:

Change of Livlag Quarters, Caso of AÉASPIC.

CI/OA. No. 6-73532

1: Background:

subject was brought to the Unitad States via HBRAINBOW

fight on 20 Apri: 1959 for trainisg preparatory to dispatch on a black

mission into the USSil as a mamber of a RADiOX team.

Division approved (No. C-73537) 00 :1 March 1959. This mission

has beon postponed as of 17 Jina iluv.

2. In riom of the effort and expenso devoted to tho recruito

ment and training of ALASMIC, sR Division has deemed it worthwhile

to give: Subject certain ilmited ariditiona: training prior to operationa!

utilication by another component of the JD/t.

To faci:itate tais end

It is roquasted that aubjact, tumards the cad of Juiy, 190ü, bo

permiiied to be scored to an OR/DÜB saiohoaso on the outakirta of

Waahlagion, D. C. Subject wilt remain there unti: final disposition

of his case. A:though Subjact has conducted bisalf in an exempiary

manner re hia parsonal habits dad sease of security, lina: disposition

of jubject can bo butter accomplished in a more controlled installation.

It is anticipated that fina: reso:remont of the case of

ALASPIC: 1.0. operationai «ilization by anoiber componone of the

DD/P or resettiemant, wili be accomplished by 2u October igou,

the date approved by U5/Nion Affairs jialf whereby AänSPIC can

legaliy romain backatopped in the United scares.

1. it la further requested tai MissPIC bo permitled lo

cuntinuo to spanil occasiona: week-eed free time unoscorted within

the limits of the greater hashiagion, D. ¿. area.

5. subject wiiie

ntinue to be advised and guided by an

SA/DOB Caso Dificer ra Subject's peroona! ilo and habita.

101.23347?

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i :

ó. Subject wiil be artisarized so access to transportation

otber than pubiic and/or occassicsai rides affordod bim by his

Cago Officor in an SR/DCB veàic.e.

subjoct's safe office si: be terminalod and vacatod as

che samo ilmo as bla apartracus.

8.

For any further irferzalch piease contact. Fred Klikpatrick.

SR/DUB on extension 3331.

PERRY E. CRUOKHAM

Acting Chief, S3/20B

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99/003/60-199.0

29 Juno. 1960

MICRANTUM FORI OFFICO Of COMmUniCatIOnS

199318708: 1 Chief 0C/STT

SU BUNCT

; W/I training for Si/LOB contrict agont AlASPIC

i.. It to roquested that H/T. aptitude sasessment and subsequent

It training. ve instituted at jour earliest convenience for SP/DOB

contract-agent diASPIC. Inds training is dessed necessary in order

to round out Subjoct's clandestine training for oporational ut1218a8lon

by tr. torostad DD/P componento..

subject to your concurrence; it 18 antloipated that W/T

training will be giren Subject at a ante office locatod 1i the donn-

rown D.C. area, and then continuod at an Sf/DUB safehoure beginning

1 August 1900.

1a to be naintained until subjoot 1a a

3. Iransiortation for the communientions instructor to and from

the training altos will be provided by S&/TOB.

For my further information, pleado contaot Prod Kirkpatrick,

SH/DOS, Extonsion 8331.

PIARY F. CROOKHAM

noting Chief, SR/DOB

PC/ ge

Distrib.: 0 & 1 - addressee

- SR/ DOB

1 - SR/ DOB chrono

SECRET

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SEURti

23 JUDO LEGU

IPORATCH FOR THE RECORD

SUETTE

Miscontiruarco of Profoct MEsanTan for I-CO

1a. (nil: dune 1060, Sp/pie las informad telephonically by

suent do160l, cor/si (Acting, Chief Sitivo) that Froject AESENTI LL

would not be carried out this jar (120).

2. The loanibility/emcticability.of carryse out this project

at a later cato would of course depera or the line of indied States

Polley vie-a-vis countertig te soviet throat.

3o Altor die corsideration, i:/000 lus taken steço is toilrato

OnE O1' LiE tUC AUSUITEEL arCHO, ARUTE:/3. As regards tie culiez

ajori, APAC iO, 1t 19 felt tuat he could lo of definito aomice io

tila hooray 1n1 done similar capacity. this offlce 1a presently eagaged

in finding a job for muric.

FRED KIFKPATRICK

SSCd1

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7 May 1960

30 Rue Catanis

Paris XIV

Hurrah,

at last, at last evcrything happens. even a letter from Fatl

How we have wäited for this one because it's

the only one he have received.

We

heard here and there...

1J1bo has a letter..

Fat is in South America ...

at

wrote Atchik0....and then,

noth ng for

He thought this was dirty, you low

Fat.

In snite of evérything, wi did not think for one moment that you could have

forgotten ust How Is thit for confidencel vell, you!re alive tut so far away...

This rorning ur all enjoyed your sort letter. Lut it should be a very long one:

to make us nardon yo for one year's silence.

Do yos understand? One whole year

without mowin anything; irag ning the worst and with each —

our thoughts

cane to naught in search of Fat, the lifelong Friend!

You certainly. have some nerve

to sneak of Mini who Frumbles.

Ali that has chrosed now. I no longer trumbie;

I keen still. It's Colette who ripes and criticissendlessly, and makes you

three times rore irritatle...It goes without say he that she has excuses

•tut so have we.

For years she has not had any vacation and is crushed t, worries,

is unemployed,

and foesn't have a cent.

Not only is it not funny,

it's alao dis-

gusting.

rich was strictly Fussian.. the facade

but also the reverse sier!

230 people, an excellent buffet, champame, (cruchon?) etc.... Ceorgian dances and

an atrosphere so wonderful unat the solem 2r: lieut. lionestier lost his feet and

danced (dragged on tj Stanko) the Georgian Danced There are pictures to prove

it which are 1!1

the

Hands of Nina and Bernard.

These two are living the perfect

love, with a capital A.

Fernard is charming in every way.

The Monastiers have

given

generously but we should no the sars

Victor who had promised 90,000

gave 50,000.

Aunick must have loaned her

rather 80,000 on isti's pa; and Fernard

loaned 50,000 to your father-in-law.

Ws.t.h Nina gone we have lived on Aunick's.

salary with debts more debts. (vaste?)

having stated that didn't have a cent

until i st1,

angry aiter 19 months without leave sent, for his wife.

Aunick

departed for Algeria ky plane asking her father to pay back

the money loaned

without leaving us arything to live on.

Vic didn't have ar money, but the day

äfter Amnick left,

he went on vacation to the Falearic Islands with Laridge and

a certain Eartaral

no rossibility of vacation or anything.

even speak about it, INad to torros from everywere to live until Aunick

ive don't

returned.

14 months afterwards without lodging and not able to lind (illegitle)

They care to lve here in one

room, and they toth norking, but Esti has to take

time

off very often for examination, plans, etc...

therefore Aunick gives us

20,000 per month. Colette made a lew dresses.

Nelly took her teauticians course

and soon rot her diplora.

She looked for a joi wich she could not lind.

She

was too young (she's 18 years old.)

This is just to show you our joy of living.

and the chane in character of. Colctte who (illegitle) for nothing and makes

1: fe expensive

for lis. On top of everything I had an operation last year.

Since January, Victor has srent two weeks in tie dospital an: he's going for five

months to the mountains.

Leavin: us to pay the rent.

the gos,

the electricity,

the water, and if that isn't enough, the taxes. (which he forgot).

This is our

debt-ridden lite. whole days without heat, without ight even without bread,

and when will this end?

If Colette only found work, and Nelly too, but nothing

nothing. I'm lioking jor trose religious nouses

where we can ask for "ittance,

but great catastrophes ilke prejus and Agacir take up all the possibillules.

Inis fives you an idea of my weakness, and I'm SO years old. I can no longer work

as I used to and, as

¿or my frien's,

except for (illigible) who payed for Nelly's

studies bribri who is faithful but no longer has much money... that's all. The

worst thing is the lack of heat.

his rives vou a few details on the joyou.

1fe that all ive of us are lading hele. As ¿'or Nina, she's out of all this.

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2.

She has an easy life and rather fashionahle life.

Her hushand is at her feet, it

1s. wonderful for her. Auruck also has a woncerful hushand, hut with us there 18

financial troutle, (Illogicio) on life Cabints stylel Hopy (niletie) ire his

father. he bites people whom he doesn't like.. He's the darling of Colette

Then there is the Cat Poissy.:o chases the rice which infest the kitchen. Now

hat you're up-to dat, coc ate ceo cafe to ue quickly. How long have you

been there, and. why has it taken so long to write? Can you con easily? But

Noverber or December is quite distant. Don't you think that I'll leave for

He the for tonest chis ret

They're"talldng about the enga ement of Nell

there is no reason why you should miss it.

You knowing not that we've found you again it's out of the question for us to leave

you in peace.

You know if you can help us out don't holdback for these past two months

have been the most terrible in our life.

If in June you can fave Colette the

possibility of at least a two-week vacation. You will be doins a pious deed. it

will do her good porally and physically. If you come back that ill buck her up.

She needs it badly.

She was liS years old yesterda

Her sons-in-law laguy and Loulou, both same,

the faithful ones.

with this I have bothered you enough, for this time but I

wanted to put-you in the swim again after a years

I kiss you have all the months without any news. Don't start that over

again.

The whole family is going to write you. Even lazy Colette but

what wouldn't we do for you.

MIMI

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pino lessihles da

notre existorie

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rude boloinnd

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nas slo me Bigid

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du fartrao' io dei tinchiao

il dip habitante " putirtiie fa

lagee dove la lease ? 7 lottie

endoyéie! foi era sifoanda.!

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fais ciseable il conne

amme Acte

Eu foue titiste Fonta

asce tout note Bielle faire

-38.

...

"Me rouent.

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I tiratia toss the

de sebords

cat

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30 rue Cabanis

Paris 14

Doar Dat (Eduardo) :

I am asking me if Brasil Is realy-existing, lr the

planes havo. find bim...If too mafl Is Invonted there

are they

in the moon? Ho have sendy lotters No ananer You may cry that

stlll allvo

It 1a no nocessary to talk about our life... That 1a

ail.. I open again my letter to telling you your oncle Keresselids

1s. dosd. Atchiko was hore and sald he had writton also and had

novor recolved an anawer.

Mme Kwinitadze 1s dead and also Mr Galobllenvill, one of this

day that w1ll

be my turn...will I see you again boforo.?

If

that letter didnot arrive, givo up.

We aro kissing you all of un.

Grandma.

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Per1o, March 7,. 1960

'Very dear Eduardo,

We were beginning to wonder 1f you wise stil' on this planet or 1f you bed

migrates

aterrete to the woon.

Since the note thet you sent to a lou dys after your deperturo, ve haren!t

had any news fron you. I never receired your first letter and I was even very

shery for fle had told we that ach had rocolved news of you and that you were

In South America, do for Nathela I mally don't bnow 11 she recolved your

letter but I an going to wite her a note.: lo for the othere I don't know

.

their addross. Be so kind as to give it to me so that I can carry out your

orderoild Time passes with Incredible swiftness and unfortunately l1fe 1s 80

monotonouss Apart Ich Nina's narriage, which was a great success and during

which we had a very good time, there's nothing very interesting. Nina and

Bernard found an apartment very near the house at Bdo Auguste Blinqui alrost

at the corner of the rue do la Santo, the building which 18 bahind the little

gas station at the end of a long alleyokay, Catch ond As for Titl and Aunick

they are still at hone but would like to find a place of their one.

Jou're exaggerating when you say hopy the "plaser" which la completely

wrong. Tou ahould Instead say fory the mbsten for he bites capelly unfortunatoly's

Tosterday evening the whole fantly was esthered Including roulend Hagir t....

colebrate minings aladd ls oureras The atmosphire was very Asony, and

Just this sorning, a lotter fros you bright and early. It's an extraordinary

ploco of luck that 1t's st1ll in one ploce as it was pouring out when I ahouted

a lotter from you.. You can be sure of getting news fron the whole fandly and

I thank you for loving us 80 oincerely! My august former husband has just

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ceught double pneunonia again, he'll be laid up at least untll September inich

has plunged us all into (free translation) our ears in debt a a matter uf miney

naturally? Therefore, I'd like to tell you that your letter makes no very happy.

You should certainly be framed with the sost beautiful trame that eatstà in this

unolo vide world for thero lo eurely no two like you has far as wo aro concerned

naturally, May heaven take it/to consideration toward the radaslon of all your

sins, arent Out!!!

I stopped this letter jesterday evening when Odile cane to visit no to

viah Do a happy annivereary ulth & bouquet of flowerso She stayed for dimmer

as well as Maguy and all three of us went to the novles to see an old f1la

which was very funny "You Can't Take 1t With Iou" In which James Stewart was

still young.

What else 1s there to tell you, you know our life. nothing has changed.

So, I Impatiently avalt another letter from you telling us what you are doing

with nany deta1la.. It would be really nice 11 you could be here for the end

of the rear. In the meantime I kisa you affectionately.

Coco

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ai: i...

spenceglie sibile

Tra che Eluendo"

Parió le 7 Maio 1960.

Acariodi

tame

disco tempreso sus sette placete on Gies, ti te

daia la tese.

restagles felds.

mieicale lineelles

le oratore

anit eçu ite tes norwelles et que tu

Fris in Amerime

ile Sand.

ancant" is

'ignore element si elle as

"rein ti tette.

Gen adisset sint gentit ile lee la dordier.

1 ilaria que tu es fanti

la Temp

a üne viteire mayebl püt

prontant la vie est d'ei contre!

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man arge

allescas

No el Banani out Troies li affittenent

Fot jes.

E linque

mi era de lo rue de

la sonate liberate en e invicie de

jeul fate d'esence are fond il'due grande

pretendono dut Keell

depredera.

stail in grand conflet Ilias Loulori

et Maguy pur fitp..

tiero fois.

filas"

luces

etai iris choleus suse et feste le

maten

pencio facere lecia

fettie de tor

.cent whe chand:

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entienes eas le etait ii arcbanche x qurind

Hhi chic st

pie vits lide

. Tos jaiesia

peus etre centain.

Tt s famile saf deste

Be tores sines'"'1i Hneivenent:

Nº Fp

'ateate eti luare a. se qiie iche

Xontile plicetiione

Pen a eu luerens

teagei en tiitegatri cé prere leres

-a fouge ino i dorco le ce ae

lesigie.

äne.con

epereateo, fues.

reai entinatu!

messe ferli buiteut.

te dire

seu la tefret lasf leino.

daus li

delnce hten en, eentäincteet

Aitiem taid

fu.cerg.es

quec ile filin licirie, ceretris

qti fenose, eintiri dlise eniivaste

"ronidi lai il p ta taruent fiais

deut taffe corche toi ' a latre égand

bien eitendiü

que le cicf t'en

Tierie comefte jon fa emiszion de

Tors les fichés

deinsi. siit. if ' ouf!!!

I su anité citte fittre hiei soni au tuonierit

de la visite. dl'Otite qui veraut ine

torhaites Hun anmuenane ow'ec ин

?

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tiiquet de tlei Ole enr resti deies1

actusi que Maiquey et titis aviris ete

Trites Eis Frors.

"Unis ine (üufotees jsis adee vous

ice t'en int uh Faues Stewvant tot

leihie:

dece ie dre d'srtre ti contioris peatra

vis ' üeu n'a chrauge'

:säcaeze!'ti

setteuch.

mrec dleliai ticece

T.ss Tn leeres ao contäud

ile, sule aih

re ite

auei finee. delids.

ce que tu fais

"s, Ce rerait trolement chorette ti tu

t'eiciees

poriios etre lo Pors la fin de

ei attnitount..

leicre affeitieuset.ent.

re Tieulrasie

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PAR/S

155.

5 10,

-9 3 50

10"

GLACIERT

Monian Eduardo Callo

Calia postal 11744 (Laja

SAC

PAU.

FREPUBLIOUE

FRANCAISE

- 105

§POSTES

30

020

BRASIL

VIA AIR MAIL:

PAR AVION

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Paris, 24 March

Hi kid,

I hope that unlike myself vou received ry letter. Since the mailing of the

last letter a sensational event occurred in the family. A fourth daughter for

Atch, Sophie, barn on March I3th. As you asked me, I sent them your address and

my congratulations:

Testerday loulou came ky for a few minutes in the afternoon to give us some.

very had news.

His father's condition is very bad. he are afraid it is a tunor

of the lung. Unfortunately, when one says tumor, one often means cancers. I hope

to God that I am mistaken. Little (eligible) the cousin of Raraz had a fine boy

named Christophe; and that's the latest news!

The children should write you every day, but if you want to chew.

het. out,

here is Nina's address: Mne. Monestier, 159 Bd. Auguste Elanqui, Paris 13.

Nelly has been working since last Monday in a very stylish and territly

expersive little shop.

The Job of sales clerk seens to agree with her. It is a

store for expensive lingerie at the corner of rue Miromesnil and St.. Honore.

I am writing you all curled up in the corner of the kitchen for we are out

of heat and today, after a few days of radiant sunshine it 18 raining in torrents!

What crimes rust I have committed in a previous life to lead such an ugly:

rite us quickly and tell us what you are doing. ie know nothing, since your

last letter never arrived! I am waiting impatiently for some news from you. In

the meantime, I lass you

affectionately.

Coco

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Perio li 24 Maui

isllrinaizai

sscsouf.ret

eiae he

-eendt

Taswrit aliiei is i??

!:4.2

riti.

ihn Vicüi.

Modcao?

i'egeu que contrairenent a tes iêine

ie an teio reçu lngi tittre dlfuno lei

Jahwet de ctle decuene ! "saf qulene ld

eieiuikunt tehzini

a.lo lei dauutle"

une ieme letle a Aleli. Sapluei lai 2o

1? tiindi Crnetue tu ine l'sie cço dleticatnde

je: leer. an enwoypé tra acrisse.

.it 'ives

félecitations

:Hise loufon in joosi qcelques iestauts

diries l'ufres luuti jres hom rechracii

uhe lüi trede lrrefle., ton fere vsa

Ties mali " doit acrs les reauftati

Au ishes perenher ilhnei die

qui dit Tumeus ...

dit. buch touient

' Cauca!

faoe le cicl que t me Frompelast

La petite: Mamaino, corsine de Ramos

9. e

ul beaù gançon déiionne" Chicitofle"

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::5?.

it unlà "'en"'denines norwelles

en tieio, a tonvent t'écrire tris fin?

tu lenx teo eno

oun.

cdtvesse de Nia: Mu Monesties

159 Bd: Aviquate Xlauqui

NeCly Fracmilli defrcs dunde desner

Tres chic t

t mnt cht gurei h hic t

:f'sus deo lui crivenis: c'ent un

ina gasel.

de lengerce de laxe sne coun

die ta rue Mronieat? el SItlinere.

le teües racroqedllee tanis uh

corii de la cuioine con hines toritaes

sau ben it ifrendifeil sadliris, e

queliques forins

Tonelie in inai déluge!

"duss crities ai te fecn fie cortette

daies ici vie. auteriecive foui micher ühe

ue cesse. Nwche.

Girii: hor ute et racorite lone co

que tu fario. norii he savns veu fuoque

Ta pruine lette tes tontoecas nree

usjntieüce it en atteidant te una

T'éubriaoie af fecticicement

siyin!

wcstttaneanins.endcusy@eoitiles.od

ltatavad;'

aomeruiabete mgiit ds dee. ns

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*105

DUSTES

Monsieur Eduardo

Callo

Cahra. postal

1174 (lapa)

SAO PAULO

BRAZIL

VIA AIR MAIL

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Par18, March 25, 1960

Dear "Eduer do, "

Everyoody was very happy to hear fron you again. You know that Murd and

Mana heve alroady vestion you as well as, undoubtedly, Nina and Nelly. Therefore,

I's the very last to write you but that doesn't nean that I don't think of you.

It's almost a yeer since you left. Plus pesses rather quickly in spito de

everything. Everybody wust have already told you the nost important news. So

such the worse 11 I talk nonsense.

Last August 15 I vent to neet T1t1 in Algeria. We returned together early

In october. A whole your paased ulthout our seeing each other, but with letters

every day, and we found each other as if we had parted the day before, or almost.

It was funny to see Iit1 exercising his functions as a second Ileutenant with a

section under his orders. What a pleasure to lind myself with him there. Now

when Bebert, and company speak of adiltary service I can Join then. The life of

an offlonia vilo la not so bado One 15 spotleda The first month no were at

the sea shore. Since I love the heat this was just the thing for me! Titt left

every sorning at 5 o'clock to join his seddon 25 ku from the place where I vas

staying and returned only at l o'clock in the afternoon, - the weeks passed

quickly axcept for the beach on and still de could not go very far because of the

guerrillas! In short, apart fron going out to lunch, I stayed, so to speak,

shuttered up in my roon waiting for the return of ry lord and master.. I tried

to go sulundng alone, but the clty and the beach were full of soldiers and I gave

up quickly. You cannot imagine I think, what 1t's Ilke to eat alone as a woman

1n a restaurant dining room full of soldiers. I did not dare to raise my eyes

som i plate and, to feel looked et uhile eating, makes you becona clunsy. Hardly

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auy somen except some middigesed ches sho give se sido wys glances. Maro

sas plenty of jouth but then too they looked at se like à China doll. That's

enough for my "military service".

I1t1 went backto the school of fine arto, he's cordng along fine. Unlesa

soneone offers hin a vonderful pooltion he will continue at the school. It wdll

be very longi he also works for an architectual fira. Pinally you snow the

procedure having alsost been in it yourself, ve sre looking for an apartient.

Na would like to have a home of our oven. Centala peoplo don't understand voy

so vant to leere la rue Cabando since there's enough roon there. First as all

there isn't that richt He have to quadip for the bath rooms 1l Titl verte to

walk around in his shorts he can't do 1t (1t!3 not that he 1s accustoned to doing

this sort of thing) and the people can hear everything that's going on in the

root. And then again 1t's very understandable that ve want to have a place of

our oun which we will furnish as we like and shera ka will llve as we like, To

spend a full day in bed or to est at one o'clock in the norning, etc, and then,

too, there 1s also a littlo friction between Mana and me. I'd like to shake her

"o. If you can do it by letter don't hesitate.. Sho's gatting bitter hou can sho

do otherwise. She does nothing or next to nothing and she's letting herself go.

sho could be so cute 11 she did what's necessary to get thin, and despite her

15 sumers she's stili vell-built. khat she needs is a man to take care of her,

to take her. out and pull her out of her conatose or almost constose state. I

shake her up often but as for so I am abrupt and sosetines I say what should not

be saldo I'd like to find her a part-time job, sorething pleasant which would

cause her to get out, take a walk, see people, etc. Evidently the house 18 leas

say than previously and nevertheless; we are still hero. What will 1t be like

when only Nelly will renaln who is hardly ever here because she goes out edth

Rasas. And then there's another thing;people criticise Mana because they seo

her with nothing to do o I allov myself to criticise, but I refuse to hear

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others do It.

The Bloet MonSTri, almost nest door to us, exactly la the bulldins

across the street. fron the notro Glaciero. They found an apartmant; but, hold on

to yourself 1,600,000 mance depoalt. It's craxy. It's their and other

who loaned then the soney which they are paying back at the rate of 10,000 fraca

per nontho. They have recolved many gifts and are completely furnished. we see

then frequently. Holly vent to a bautloden school which lasted three month.

She liked it very much, but astor lettin out, she didn't flad a Job. Throuch one

of iny friends I found her a joo as a beginning sales clerk while vaiting, but

perhaps at the end she'll like being a sales clerk better. She's been vorking

since Monday. Mna is still in the sane Job.. She's salting impatiently for

Bernard to nake enough money so she won't have to worko

Murd is still the same fortunately. As for me, Ilse changed professions.

I am a sodel. don't laugh. Evidently I an beginning la this career, but I hope 1t

will var's out.. One can earn a lot of money and it's a tiring business but pleasant

and sexinise and a lot sore interesting than the job as secretary shere you rest

your behind on a chair all day.

I began at the beginning of November and I worked

until the month of March. I've been unemployed since then, but I's doing a lot

of looking around to find something. The mannequin "cablnes" are formed only

tokard the end of May. I must take some photo tryouts next week. Photography

brings in much nore. If only 1' works out I'd like it very much.

What sore can I trite youl we 38e louls and Nethela quite often. Nêthela

has changed jobs and is now earning 150,200 franes a nonth. Not bad! Furry up

and write us and tell us about the things you're seeing. Do you like Brazil?

My dess Edusdo I am going to leave you. trite quickly if you can. I give

yoù a blE blas and hope to do 1t for good one of these days..

Arick

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MARQUE DÉPOSÉE

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MADE IN FRANCE

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My Dis " Eduardo"

Everybody was very sappy for recoving news trou you. I know

that irani-na and bother

already written ani also Nina

anil

Nelly.inà Therefore 1 am tho last one, but that don't mean

I am

not thinking. to you.

It 1s. Nearly one year you are gone

but nevertheless the time pass

very.

fast. Everyone -rust have already told you tho princlpai,

io

Pagt 15 august, i Join TIllinusband! In Algeria, and wont

back

together. 1n tho early, days from October.One Ratanole goar

without

seen each otier but one letter every siagle day and

to not til like near were conces come a putton.

Such plalsur

to seeds agaln.Now when thoso gentlemen are spoak-

1ng. military duty I cay join them.

Officar's wife life is not so desagreable after all.lo aro

pampered. The first month

and had more as I was asking. for. TIlI was llving at jam every.

morning to Joining his soction 25 km (16 miles) from wnero i was

and

roturn only at 4 p.i.The rosources were fast drained off. Tao

beach,and oven no could not so very far because the fellaghag!

In short going to eat "for lunch that was all, iras

absod in my room maltlag the roturn of my Lord and Masber. I havo

ryjall right,to going swim alone, but the town, the beach na:

flooded with golders.I had given up very fast.

I don't think you can inazined a woman alone in a rataurant

room eating surrounded with solders. The felling from every ayos

watching you make the people clumsy. There were very few women

wilch wore looking to se not very friendly. Enougi speaking from

"mIlitary duty'

TITI has been return at Ecole des Beaux-Arts. If no one will

proposing him a vory good job ho will he 19 determin to follow

the school. That will be long. Some time he 1s working for some

architocts. We aro looking for an apartement, no will like to bo

In our

own for peoples. do not undersand why are

wishing to 1lve

this placo Mother and me have sometime few words and no are not

always agree.I wish to shake her a little, and 1f you could do

that, with

a lottor do not bo afraid She will be so nico if sho:

only would try to be tainer.I think

sne need a ran uno can take

care of her, removo her from that comátose spirit. I did snake

ner-soveral time but I am to abrupt and I am saying what I must

not •I would llke to find a job for her, unica will oblige hor

to go

aide and see peoples.

The house is loss merry today than before, but what will be

when

Nelly will take off.She already goes almost every days with

Ramaz. And

something else too, peoples are criticizing Mothor

because she 1s not doing anytaing-I may criticize but I forbidito

the others to criticize my mother.

The Monestlers aro llving not far from here, exactly in the

bullding who face the subway Glaciero. They have found an apartemer

but with l million six hundred thousand francs for the key. Crazy

1 g

not?. The grand fataer loan the money and they repay him with

•10 000 frs a month. They have rastan recelve many present for

the marlage and tho? have furniture and everything they need.

NÄXKKAX! No see them very often.

Nelly follow an esthotla's school. but she has not found

job yet In that line, so she work as salesmais since monday.Nina

1s still working In the game company. She is waiting that Bernard

earn more monay to quit the job.

Momo 1s always in the same snapo, fortunatly. I am mannequin

now. Don't lauza at ma.I nope this job will go very good. Fatiguing

job but agreable and feainin. Certsinly much more intersting aat

tsaRxaRaculatIa than secretary. Have your benind one whole day 19

not very funny. I must rajo some photo test next week.It 19 purs

possible to oarn more money with that and I llxe it very much.

What can I say more le have seen Nathela and Louls. Nathola

now

earn 150 000 frs a nonth.That 1s not so bad.

Rugh us a letter and toll us what are you dolng? How like

you

Brasil.

My old'Edouardo"I will live you now and mrite us if. you can

I kiss you very very strongly and hope I will bo able to k1ss

you for good

sone of this days.

ANNICK

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Vory dear "Eduardo"

Wo wre starting to asking us 1f you wore still on this planot

Since your little word sended right after your departur no

were without nows.I had never recelve nyar your firgt letter and

mas a little mad aftor you because Loulou told me that Athico had

news fron you and you were in Soutn-America. Ignore completly

1f. Nathela nas recolve your. letter.but I willuright to ner. I

ignore also uhere live tho others poople and l will bo glade if

you can give then adress Already 10 month since you are gono. The

alme past with an incredible speed. Beside Nina's martge, nich

very woll,nothing intoresting.

Nina and Bernard nave found an apartement very close Prow

our house, Bouleverd Auguste Blanqui,corner rue de la Sinte, the

building nich is standing benind the

gas-gtation.You soo

TIrI and Annick are still mita us but wish to find

some place

to go Yesterday ovening tho whole family was together plus Loulou

and Magy to colebret my 45 springs and just this morning a letten

from you It wag lucky your letter was still in one pece when I

scroamed letter from you"

You can be sure to rocelve news from tho whole family and

no thank you for your love for us.

august husband had catched agein a double-pneumonts and

that will keep him until soptember, thorefore that plonge us in

dificultlos to the nock....and you may Imagino with nich happyness

I have road. your lettor. You are certainly the only one to be 11to

that in our world. God bless you and ra must take account for the

remiasion of your offencos...Allelula !

I have stop this letter jesterday evening. (dile and Magy

vero here, no had diner together and went to too movlo.James Stewarc

was starring.

say next, you know our life, nothing 1s change.I am

waiting Impatiently another letter of you to

tell us. wast are you

That will bo so nice if you could be here for the end of

the year .Until then I kiss you lovingly.

Paris 24 Marcin

Dedr Old

I hope you have recelve my letter .Since then a sendationa

event happend

•Born march 14 th,a 4th daugter for Atchico, name

Sophle. As you ask. mo , I have send to him your

adress ...and my

congratulations.

Yesterday Loulou stop bj us few atratas tô tell us that

hin father is going very bad and that can be lung cancer.We are

hoping it'1s not.

Little Manana, Ramaz cousin, givo birtn to a beautifull

baby, boj, is name is Christophe. Tnose are the latest news.

This is Nina'S adress;

Madame Monestler

159 Bd.Auguste Blanqui. Paris 13

Nelly la working as galesmald since Monday in a linin-cloth shop

very expengive one corner rue liiromesnil and St. Honore.

I am sent writing In the kitchen because the heating is

off and today after few suny days it is cold und rainy.

What, crino have I done to live such life.

Speed us a letter and toll us what are you doing. lour first

I am wating impatiently news from you and until then

I kiss jou lovingly.

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Three lotters from too Grand-notor

General moaning; I an geting old, the l1fo 1s difficult, what

you doing, Nina's mariage was a succoss.

Morality: Send monoy soon as possiblo.

Mono Grand-na.

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