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104-10274-10151 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (07/06/1961)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch78492 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10274-10151 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF DISPATCH SECRBT j UFGA-1837 to .~Luat~~ * Chief. R EL Chief of rie, J iO(AVE su~c O p r t o a 1 M~ RE. u 3' - 0t clt x O %BE Interview wig! Dr. Ore ates dTAtd t:,rcia q _____ .c:.. UOc-11O DO1 CAN4 K. AJDwf None BY QUAtORDL tQ NESK O~vY- 1. On 30 June 1961 MI'AMRR-1 interviewed Subject. who claims to direct an underground. group in Cuba. Subject is a Cuban, mulatto, stout, and not very learned. AMCKEER-1 doubts that he is a lawyer although he might be a solicitor. He resides at 3655 Brooker Street. near Grand Avenue, Coconut Grove, Miami; phone l 4-2700. He lives with his sister and a cousin. 2. MEMSSS claimed that two days ago he had talked to Manola RAY and that they had discussed uniting his group to the MBP. He said that RAY had offered him a position in the Executive Comittee of the M1W, where be would be-under the cosnand of a man called Eugenio, chief of the underground section. 3. MEESES stated that his underground group in Cuba has members in dabana who belong to the construction sector, others in Sagua and Santa Clara who belong to the metallurgic sector, and that another of their members was Humberto eKURSULK, who is a leader of the sugar workers.- He said thdt in abana be has 8 captains who are chiefs of groups in a cellular organisation. He said that he had ade contact tn: Miami with Cesar LANCIS Bravo and Loaberto *DIAZ Perez. butithat they had not kept their word. (From this AMrIERk-1 deduced that they did not give bin money.) 4. on a table AMCUEE1 saw .that Subject had just received some mail addressed to Andres *GARCIA. Subject said - - that he received many letters from Cuba at that address, but using many different addressee names. 3. Subject cl&ims to be anti-Co'mmunist but says that be does not agree either with the Americans who'-are a bunch-of s.o.b's. He believes that the revolutionaries are the obes who have to overthrow CASTRO and then continue with the work of the revolution, as he believes that-most of the laws issued by CASTRO have to be kept, such as agrarian reforia, urban reform, nationalisation of the leading industriej.etc. hi said RAY wants to prepare him, as he is preparing etier~ en, to be sent to Puerto tico to obtain support from the-unions and set them against the American Govermw nt, which is not acting according to proletarian needs. Wk said he was in contact with a labor leader called Lino *eLIAS and he has a man named ULLOA (Inu) working in W~baa Airlines. 6. Subject proposed that AXI=9R-1 act as intervediary with the boys beir.g trained by the latter, so that Ax.Ai4--1 would in ctrinaL thcm in favor of kAY's inturvoLs. AMever, Subject ra:id 1i tais gi. ue besr._ rralet by AuC:::th h&- 1992

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