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. het a renee wee ve : a : Santiago, Chile, ~~ a April Ss 1945, | BW pisces, - puueagonsr8 CONTAINED Heaetantome be ge vestigations HER nan is ee ee. t [re| Dear Sirs. BAT g2F 30a ye’ RE _ visi? ‘OF VICE PRESIDENT WALLACP-. ~ . Si pm CHILE: ADMINISTRATION, oe ~ oy SL ee ques ®t Tae . sey aka ae a Lact Tey Sa, ‘For you cnoral “information I deem it advisable to give you a 3 short resye of Vice President Wallace's visit in Chile and the ‘Parts Played this. office during. his atay. : Petit. dbl at dee Sea + On arch 15, 1943, I was, called to the office « of ‘the Anbassador and advised that Mr. George F. Boos of the United States Secret : . - Service would be in charge of the protection of Vice President Wallace wa #. - . during his ‘visit in Chile. He was to be accompanied by Agents John - 4 Campion, Frank Davis, and Herbert Straley and Ira Brought. Iwas _ requested to assist these agents as much as possible in their work “by acting as interpretor, providing means of transportation, ste. . s mo On March 23 this office received a nenorandus from ur. Clarence ‘Brooks, First Secretary of the Embassy, transmitting a list.of ... approximately 100 employees who would serve in the house to be occupied os by the Vice President. This memorandum requested that these names be -checked against our files and any recommendations as to the dismissal - o x ‘of any of these individuals be made, This list was checked and two ° 3 individuals were found to have records with our office. Accordingly - sae were ‘not permitted | to serve in. the Vice President's jouse, ae ~ — w& 6 Of 8 f $s. cs “On March 24 ‘this office received a ‘pemorandium “trom, ir, ‘Lester : oR. = Sareren of the Coordinator's Office, setting out the individuals who : “would be utilized by that office in the preparation of radio broadcasts, ~ telephone installations, etc. - ‘This list was checked. against the files. ‘of our office and 4t was ascertained | that three individ be permitted to participate in this Program. - ad oer * During ‘the ‘week prior to ‘the “Vice PiBbiaentis ‘BE : = ‘numerous reports were received by” ‘this office from info ‘to the effect that anti~American demonstrations. woul ; during | his. ta. aan were e advised: of,