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![handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch76994 and id is 1 raw text is: 1104-10216-100751
2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 -
TO Chief of Station, tWanla MEADQUABres tafw
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FSOM Chief, Fa, ;nest Dlvision& DAL1
RE: *3 - (CHECK X° ON)
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NDEXENG CAN BE JUDGEO
BY QUAUFIED HO. DESK ONLY
FF l-847, 13 Mey 1958, Trans:itta of Tap Tranestpts
1. The information obtained in the nane check of DmiIDsoN reveals that
Subject is an aggressive intermational businessman who would possitay
participato in any business proposition for a coimission; however, when
negotiating with representatives of other countries, ;1bject usual].y protects
himself by reporting the business propos tLion to a U.S. Government agency
or official. The name ch reveals that the relationship betreen
f'ey Pearson and may have resulted from Subject's personal contact -
Wi th both nm. The information re |may have reached Pearson _
through Subject's office associates.
2. Te foll.ouing are the details of the check on Subject.
a. Subject, a U.S. citizen, born 19 January 1921, is married and
maintains his residence snd office in ashington, D.C. As reported by
KUJtrdP, 8 fiovember 1955, Subject ehaed his office suite in tio Wytt
Building with Jamsa Farrisa, a former 0LmCID er.alaye, and Jack
Northam Anderson and Frederick G. Bluserthal, iWashington representative.
of PARAE magasine. Frederick G. Blumenthal is a former ircw Pearon
leg-uan Mile Anderson continues to work for Pearson.
b. An ODE!IVY report dated 6 Nomveber 1957, stated that Subject
filed a registration statement, No. 886, 18 April 1955, with the
Foreign Agents Registration Section, iepartnent of Justice. Subject
listed as his foreign principal President A. Somosa, Republic of
Nicaragua. 'he nature and purpose of his representing the foreign
principal was given as purchasing agent for various bureaus of the
Republic of Nicaragua, including the military forces. He also stated
that he dealt in general public relations and was self-employed.
Another OIZNVY raport of 18 Jane 1957 stated that Subject listed his
occupation as a Public Relations Comasel and Business Consultant in
a report to a local credit bureau. The report indicated that Subject.
prwviouosly spent some time in Cuba, Mexico, Nicaragua, and the
Da1irca Republic and is well acquainted si th various business and
gover t officials in.the above-mentioned locations.
ce (i several occasions in the past Subject volunteered information
to various governzmt agencies and offered his assistance to the
U.. Government. In an OiEIt report dated 15 September 3950, Subjeot
advised that through a friend, Max Henriques, who Subject claimed .to be
a representative for the -bainican Republic to the Uhited Nations,
Subject had become acquainted with Vincente Toledano, and was
sufficiently close to him to obtain important information concerning
activities of the CEmunist Party in Mexico. Subject offered his
assistance to the U.S. Government in this matter. According to a
KUJ1W' report, submitted by the Office of International Trade, dated
1953, Subject furnished information regarding travel in 1950 between
Ibxico and the USSR and infomation on trans-shijpxtte through Mxco..
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