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ee on a mem TE ° i PSN EBGAR HOOVER P ut. To! DIRECTOR ( {J CC-28T tr, Tolson . x Mr. E. A. Tamm_ Srivral Bureau of Investigation Mr.' Clegg Mr. Glavin United States Department of Justice Mr. Ladd Washington, B. €. Mr, Nichols =e + Mr. Rosea RRR :ed January 51, 1944 Mr. Tracy 100-125834 Mr. Carson Mr. Coffey Mr. Hendon { ) Mr. Kramer MEMORARDUM FOR MR. D. MM. Mr. McGuire Mr. Harbo RE: ARISTOTLE SOCRATES UNASSIS Mr. Quinn Tamm__ ESPIONAGE = X Tele. Room Mr, Nease ; Reference is made to the attached memorandum from Super= yiss Beahm visor Shetter in the Espionage Section to you dated January 15, ifs/Gandy E 1944, which contained the request that the State Department files | MAR AAC TE dae be checked for all available information on this individusal. after = making a number of inquiries, the records of the State Department have now been] made aveileble and the following informmtion was set forth concerning the subject. On January 11, 1942, the subject made epplication for a nonimmigration visa at which time he set forth.the following informationg Sorn at Salonica, Greece, September 21, 1900; nationality - Argentine, At the time of making the epplication he was in possession of a valid Argentine passport, number 701014, issued June 9, 1942, by the Police Department at Buenos Aires, Argentina, valid for two years. He listed his addresses as: Legal - Reconquigsts 356, Buenos Aires, Argentina; United States ~ Ritz Towers Hotel, 57 Park Avenue, New York City. -He stated that his business was that of shipping and that he intended to stay in the United States from five to six months. He stated in his application that he had previously visited the United States on July 10, 1940, and April 17, 1942. With reference to his shipping business, it is noted that the State Department received word from the War Shipping Administration, Washington, D. Ce, that the Adninistration was negotiating with tne subject to purchase two tankers in which the subject had interest. The names of the tankers are "Calliroy” and "Antiope". On May 8, 1942, the Stete Department authorized the Embassy in Buenos Aires to issue him a nonimmigration visa. By dispatch dated November 13, 1942, the United States Embassy in Buenos Aires, Arzentina, stated that they had information that the subject possessed Fascist ideas and was considered shrewd and unscrupulouse The subject's status in the United States is that of a private individual and he is not entitled to any diplomatic or consular immmity and is not considered a Goverment sf tohade i? ) Deicted Cor ry Sent Meketbary Late oa ae _ Reapgestutlyerc: ras Roaues an ot ss ow ain? Coe 3- . ee . I ee i = a 9 - ‘Recon ED os eu TreyYdisdg J |