OSS - USE OF UK NATIONAL MRS. L. NEWTON SHARP FOR TARGETING SPANISH GENERAL/PROPOSALS FOR EXPLOSIVE DEVICES, 1943

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• Publication Date: December 29, 1943
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NE(ORANDUX FOR JOINT U. 3. CHIEFS OF STAPP
-ATIMITION On Colonel C* 3* Gridley, GSC,
Secretary. Joint Ti. S. Chiefs of Staff
1* Shortly after Pearl Harbor. the Of-
fice of Strategic Services retained the services of an
Engliah wmaan. Mrs. L. gwortan Shan:), who has been given
the paeudolaym. In discueitions on the matter covered by
tbLs.yeutirandulas of Nies place. She was retained for
duty inFOrti.igal for this office but circumstances re-
quived that she spend considerable the in Washingttn
prior to her departure.
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service iaWashington* she met socially General Bo
tioneral Ivan Louis Beigb.edar y Ationsa) 0, a Spanish
seatrel4 who ismsediate4 and -ardently began to eulti
air 14oek ,oseisall* Itia. Blsoic reported to Zr.l
bOr isasediate 'aitperior in OSS, that a
, aelvtiol B Coed be developed t it was
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for on. exit visa to go to Csaada 111111 chockollIon
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would handle that situation with PBX. Black was
~oil omit vise* lator nook roturnot to
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also InvolIod the Oen* ao ptaturo? I conferred
im tho ettolo oub-floot at lonilth with William* and
Roach of YR/ approxisuitaU the first week in act-
itbara This sonversation eontivated by PRIEt&Tfarno
'fiao prossots I rsicalMoolod to $sakeh the possi*.
of 00$ end YEIIIiathat ISIalk jointly for
itashinaton tb. event that Bleak la for.
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of Staff, with an accompanying
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This Is pursuant to oral ar-
rangements with Col. Gridley and
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TO: Mr. Charles Cheston
FROM: Major John T. McDonough
SUBJECT: The General B. incident (Miss Black)
I. Miss 131acki a. interview with FBI -
Some days after Mr. Murphy's departure on _October 28th,.
for LOndollt MiES Black telephoned to say that a Mr. liebley had
asked her to call at the FBI or an interview. She complied witb
his request, and later reported to the writer that during the
course of their conversation the principal subject was the matter
of her exit per for her trip to London via Lisbon. Reference,
1:Ili/sever, was made by Mr. Mebley to Mr. J. R. Murphy, and instead
5ts4,ing fraxikay that she was employed by OSS, Miss Black
simmered his questions vaguely. No particular reaction on the
part of Mr. Mebley was noted by Miss Black, however, and -their
qoavermation ease to a polite conclusion..
the meantime, the writer had discussed Miss Blapk's
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Weriaimg Ina visit with lir. .rt Will, one of our X-2 men.
Vir. Will actually departed. for London the day before that visit took
'plata, and.. on his arrival he reported our conversation to Mr.
DATE: Dec. 8, 1943
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The latter promptly recommended that we terminate our
relations with Miss Black and cancel plans which had been arawn
for her assignment in the Iberian Peninsula. Before relieving
Miss Black of her duties, however, I talked to Col. Rodrigo of
G-2, who said that it would be very much worthwhile to have Miss
Black continue her original assignment, provided it was clear
that the FBI's interest in her did not prejudice her chances of
success. It was decided, therefore, not to make a final decision
regarding Miss Black until she had received her Portuguese visa.
II. Captain. Loftin's call to Col. Buxtaill:
On Thursday, November 18th, Captain Loftin telephoned
Col. Buxton and advised him that the FBI was going to lodge a
formal complaint with the JCS that OSS had been in contact with
General B. Col. Buxton telephoned the writer, who explained that
the X-2 Branch had an indirect contact with General B. through
one of our representatives. It was pointed out to Col. Buxton
that oar Miss Black had met General B. at a party soon after his
arrival in this country and he immediately developed a romantic
interest in her. He continued to court her ardently and was, at
the time of Col. Buxton's call, still in contact with her.
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The writer pointed out to Col. Buxton that, through
Mr. Murphy, Miss Black had frequently reported pertinent infor-
mation of interest regarding General B. to Col, isodrigo of G-2.
It was further stated that the writer understood that Mr. Murphy
had spoken to General Strong about Miss Black's activities, and
further that her connection with OSS had been cleared not long
ago with the FBI.
It was further explained to Col. Buxton that Miss Black
was employed with the thought in mind of sending her on an
assignment to the Iberian Peninsula. The original plan was to
have her leave the United States for Lisbon early in the autumn.
Unfortunately her application for a Portuguese visa was slow in
forthcomimg and was eventually granted to her on November 26th.
III. Visit of Col. Goodfellow and the writer with
122.114.4.1.9.ftin:
After the above facts had been reported to Col. Buxton,
the writer met with Col. Goodfellow and Col. Buxton in the
latter's office, and it was suggested that a visit be made to
Captain Loftin. This visit was arranged, and the exact nature
of our interest in Miss Black and General B. was explained to
Captain Loftin.
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IV.
In view of the conflicting statements involved in the
case, it was agreed that a cable be sent to Mr. Murphy asking for
a detailed statement from him as to the nature of his contacts
with G-2 and FBI regarding Miss Black. Accordingly, on November
19th, the following message was sent to Mr. Murphy in London
(a paraphrase of SAINT cable #8061):
9e understand that the FBI has complained to the
JCS that OSS has been in touch with General B.
Explanation of the facts about Black's contacts
with Gen. B. was made to Captain Loftin. We under-
stand that you made Black's activities clear to the
FBI and Gen. Strong who both now deny it. Please
cable all details of your meeting with FBI and Gen.
Strong as they concern the contacts of Black -ith
Gen. B. Until this situation is straightened out we
will delay deciding the matter of terminating our
relationship with Black."
On November 22nd, Mr. Murphy sent the following cable
in answer to the above inquiry (paraphrase of SAINT cable #8351):
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\111A short time before the arrival of Gen. B., Black
was prepared to leave on a foreign ass igament. Almost
immediately upon his arrival, Gen. B. met Black and the
relationship appeared to be so favorable that Black
inquired as to whether or not the contact should be
continued. When I discovered that G-2 had some
interest in Gen. B., I discussed the matter wi.:1 Col.
Rodrigo. He requested that Black maintain contact so
that certain data in which OSS and G-2 had mutual interest
could be developed. A short time later when Black
made application for an exit visa to go to Canada
FBI checked on Black's occupation with G-2. Gen.
Ironer discussed the subject with me and stated that
he would handle the situation with the 3BI. Black was
granted an exit visa. Later Black returned to prepare
for a special foreign assignment which also involved the
Gen. B. picture. I conferred on the whole subject at
length with. Williams and Roach of FBI approxinately the
first week in October. This conversation confirmed by
PRIEST who was present. I recommended to Roach the
possibility of OSS and FBI using Black jointly for work
in Washington in the event that Black's foreign assignment
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otherwise interested in retaining her services.
Please refer to previous wire directing dis-
continuance. When word from you arrived that the
foreign assignment did not go ahead I sent that
cable."
V. Visit of Mr.. Cheston and the writer with
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On the day following the arrival of cable #8351, Mr.
Cheaton and the writer again went to see Captain Loftin and
shamed him the above cable. He decided to do nothing further
about reporting the facts to the JCS until Col. Gridley's arrival
in the United States.
Later, when Col. Gridley reached Washington, the writer
discussed the Black incident with Mr. Cheston and Col. Gridley.
Col. Gridley then requested this report giving the facts of the
cwt.
In the meantime, the writer, after consultation with Mr.
Choston and Col. Rodrigo, arranged to terminate Miss Black's
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services with OSS and this was done on Wednesday, Dec. 1. Under
written orders she was given clearly to understand that she was
to proceed to her home in London via Lisbon, and she was not, under
any circumstances, to make any contacts on behalf of OSS enroute
to London. She sailed for Lisbon on the SS JOAO BELLO on December
2nd frog Philadelphia. She was instructed to arrange her air
passage frog there to London as soon as possible. A priority was
granted her by the British prior to her departure from the USA.
She was told to report to Mr. Murphy in London for a final
conversation.
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Captain Bakesyt
I should like to acknowledge on behilf
of Genera Donovan, who Is presently absent from
the country* your letter of 2 Dreenber 19430
requeeting the Genera/ te endorseasnt of your
applieation for a position with the 'United States
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In view of the General's absence, and
sine* we no longer have with is Zr. Jame B.
Opoata whonyou also nentiow in ;your letter, I
"Ink the best thins midair the cirsunstenees would
bi forr us to hold year letter and show it to the
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Washington D.C.
Dear Colonel Donovan:
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December 2 p 1943.
Mr. James B.Opeata had writen to me * over a year ago,
informing me, that there was no opening for me with the Coordinator of Infor-
mation Department. Since then, I was engaged in salvaging sunken ships.
However ,I am not so good now, in going down beyond the hundert feet mark,
as sometime it is required. Therefor I au again reaching out for an other
atmosphere, in which I am better fited and my experience in that line would
be of greater value . For this reason I am taking the liberty of writing again
soliciting your s help in obtaining it.
The U.S. Maritime Service has many trainlng schools in
California, having thous ends of young men enrolod in the Merchant
There is VD ',Shore Policensupervision over them, as there is in the
Southern
Marine .
Navy.
I had several conversations with Lt. Stuart L.Patton,
12th Regional Enrolling Officer, on this matter, who after inspecting my
credentials as a tea-captain (sailing ships) and as an investigatortdecleared
that I am ospecialy suited for the position organizeing and directing tne
already propomed Mornhant Marine Shore Police , in coliboration with othez
law enforcement agencys.
Be has written to Commander H.H.Dreany, Assistant Com-
Landsat U.S. M. S. Training Organization W.S.A. National Theatre Bldg. ,
Washington OS, D.C., recommending my appointment. He also suggested, that
if I knew someone in Washington who would put in a good word for me to
write immediately. Therefor I am writing this to you r hoping that you
will find time calling the above Commandant recomending icy appointment.
I am *specie:1y Med for the position as I am a seafaring man, having
spent over 2$ years before and abaft the mast on large sailing ships in
all parts of the world. I as well versed with the shore life of sailors
and the verioas pit-falls prepared for them . I know the Pacific coast harbors
and the officials thereof* intimately. Relative my experience as an investi-
gator and director of police organisation I need not tell you, as you
will remember the 'Bureau of Railway Intelligence" the highly efficient
organisation I have created for the NJ. Corporations. Relative integrity,
you will alio remember the Arthur,N.Sager episode. In recomending me to that
position, that is to be placed in charge ok-si *hors Police organization,
and the erection of such force ,-,I la aureithat the confidence you may place
in me will not be misplaced.
Thanking you and sending you my very best wishes
an siactor17 ever at your service
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Washington, D.C.
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Dear Bill Donovan,
want you to know of the situation in these pLrts -
proof of which (too long to give here) I have first hand after
9 months employ in Douglas Aircraft Co; Long Beach, Calif. One
learns these facts from inside ?nix - I had my eyes opened in
receiving inspection.
(1) The U.S.Emi4oyment Office, Long Beach and the War
manpower Commission are under Nazi control.
(2) The Douglas Plant itself is operated by 5th columnists
in all the key positions. The Plant Manager Huggins admitted
same to me, saying: "Are so many we do not know what to do with
them", when I confronted him with the sabotage that goes or. It
is the most perfectly camouflaged set up imaginable.
(3) Plant Protection Officers are all "in" on it.
(4) Head of Army's Detectives Fred Onthank is a Nazi-Prus-
sian type.
(5) The Army's Auditing Dept is a huge office of Inter-
national crOdikS.
(6) The special Auditing Dept - here by Congressional
Order to check the checkers are Nazis - headed by a stooge vy
name Lawrence Sawyer - I challenged him on situation - he be-
came so nervous he had an attack of nervous hiccoughs,
(71 Inspection i both Army and Plant, is largely in hands
Of aSis - that is why so many plane-accidents in this country
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These investigations carry me afield and I have flirthar
discovered that:
(a) The Intelligence Office of Sixth Ferrying Crmnand Group
Long Beach is axis controlled.
(b) The Anti-Aircraft is spotted with disloyal members.
The same as in France awaiting the hour to rise.
(c) The press, The L.B.Sun and Press - Telegram are owned
and operated by Nazis and a regular propaganda campaign is
carried on. not for this War 11 but for War 111.
(d) They are in Post offices, Schools, Churches carrying
on in a way to make John Carlson's "Under Cover" a primer.
441) "California Legislative Joint Fact-Finding Committee on
Un-American Activities" of Los Angeles is doing a very questionable.
work.
(f) Here is the blow: The F.B.I. in this area are doing
nothing. 1 had the fact proven to me from many angles and so
from J.Edgcr Hoover down, they are not doing their job. Hiding
under all the talk about Juveniles Welfare, etc.
I told the Los Angeles F.B.I. They would(?) soon be
taiiing charge of Day Nurseries, solely.
The Plant Manager told me I could do nothting, saying
"If you report it to Washington to the kresident of to tbe Comp-
troller General they will never see or hear about it.
If you wish more in detail, I can furnish it.
With best wishes,
930i Cedar Ave.
Long Beach* Calif. Sincerely,
(Arthur continues in bonds 9/ Kerne Barbara Batty
In Pittsburgh.)
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