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104-10300-10311 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (10/18/1967)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch18724 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10300-1031 SECRET af d C/FIOB/18 October 1967 . DC/SRS d C/FIOB/SRS 4(3 -10 55 PEREZ. Ralph Docment4 Nwmber #444 260 oO ew 1. With reference to Ralph PEREZ who is mentioned in paragraph 2 of the attached memorandum on Richard S. CAIN dated 9 October 1967, he would appear in all probability to be Subject who in the spring of 1963 becaase of interest to DCS (OO/C) for routine exploitation as a source of foreign positive intelligence. 2. On 28 June 1963, Security advised DCS regarding an un- substantiated report that Subject subscribed to the Communist publication VOZ de MEXICO and was a Commnaist leader in 1944. He reportedly was a leader of the Communist nuclea in the Chicago Mexican colony. According to a notation dated 6/26/63, this information was considered resolved in Subject's favor through 1959 B.I. conducted on Subject's sister. DOS was also informed alas) was reported by reliable Informants to have been a member of the Mexican Commission of the Communist Party in 1946 and a card carrylag Communist Party member in 1951. During an inter- view in 1954, she admitted attending meetings of the Communist Party and a Communist Party school during the mid-1930's In Chicago but dehled having attended Communist Party affairs subsequent to 1945, or 4 ever having been a member of the Commst Party. 3. With reference to Gillermo ESCOBAR, whom Subject (PEREZ) is said to have given #199 499, as a lead, he may or may not be Gailermo (ESCOBAR) MARTINEZ, aka: Guillermo (MARTINEZ) ESCOBAR, #444 260, a Mexican citizen who in October 1956 was issued an operational approval for use as a mem- ber of theF lin Mexico under This approval was cancelled by WI/III in a memorandum dated 9 November 1957. There is no derogatory information in ESCOBAR' a file and no information on him since 1957. aTe Irsm atut It PR i M I0,1\

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