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at New York, N. ¥. eee APPROPRIATE Mt AGENCTES April Se as pe le ru lomemcoart BS AyD) re ZED < _ “HATO 7 graeray fs ™—s yt : ie ‘ vat Lesh hiced be at RE: BOLIVIAN COMMUNISTIC,INFLUENCE OVER bee set iF Ait Ss I/b /Q3 BYce ar VICE PRESIDENT HENRY WALLACE ; Dear Sir: , of Bolivia, had information which indicated strongly that Vice President Wallace was being influenced by Bolivian Communists. Inasmuch as Mr. Doyle had previously met Senor LENAREZ, an appointment was arranged for that seme afternoon at Mr.-LENAREZ's suite in the Waldorf Towers, Waldo Hotel. DNerE tarie ety - AN Mr. Doyle indicated to Senor LENAREZ that he understood Senor “7 LENAREZ had come into possession of information which indicated that Vice / - President Wallace was being influenced by members of the Communist Party ‘ who were native Bolivians. Mr. LENAREZ stated that this was so ahd proceéded to outline information in his possession. He advised that about a year ago, a Bolivian nemed/LOZAEA had come to the United States and through the friendship of Vice President Wallace, had obtained a position at Williams College as a professor of Spanish and | thereafter, LOZAKA left Williams College and came to Washington, D.C. where he is presently located in the office of Vice President Wallace acting mainly as Wallace's Spanish professor. Senor LENAREZ added that LOZAKA | is a known Communist from Bolivia. , Thereafter, LOZAEA with the assistance of Vice President Mallace, ! brought about the entry into the United States of a Bolivian named /ARZE who took over LOZAEA's position as professor Spanish at Williams College, Williamstown, Massachusetts. ARZE, in 1940, was Commanist: ‘Presi foe Candidate in Bolivia and received a total of 273 vote ; é \ Ye Jive ED Gs) 248-1] The third Bolivian Communist feho came i é “the United 1 Beate through the assistance of LOZAEA and VfJe President/ Wallace is sagMAYor 17 | 1343 es from La Paz, Bolivia, one AUGUSTUY/CESPEDES. Ale formerly owed and operated a Communist newspaper in La Paz entitle La Calla." Through nbspo y medium of this paper, CESPEDES started a campaign against: the United States ‘ relative to concessions obtained by Standard Oil Company with the Bolivian SRA hh! Goverrment. LOZAEA was then reported to have told Vice President Wallace that CESPEDES did not understend the United States and that was the reason for his attacks. LOZAEA then persuaded Vice President Wallace to sponsor CESPEDES' trip to the United States which he did. | | > COPIES DESTROYED = (ig > Wy ne AGH Rov £1964 Ye S- | : (oR eB 16H ko 1 UL any | ww o-