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we may $002 LOmOn f " Coe Gen, 0tG, NO. 27 pet UNPTED SUAEES GOVERNMENT Sines (Oem HO. 10 @ 2910-108 i] . : . M . 1-Mr Belmont 1-Mr Mohr , LET? tor anaum l-vr Callahan le Ly i = - . i~ir DeLoach ra Hr. We Cc. sus Cee a DATE: «= 2-28-54 = oo ee Oe ‘i ; yee , “hop . L-iir. Rosen “pon” nita i-iir.Sullivan - ; i . tees ; l-Mr Malley - FT ; , icy Branigan -SURJECT: Li! HARVEY OSWALD: mo, i-Nxy Lenihan ia INTERNAL ‘SECURITY - R - CUb4 ; i (c> D i “ir. Decker: i ot 4 Jie »j tgnor saga hie Detoach co ast! Nc * sti Fe des ¢ advised by Meivin = -atterney for ECK bby, that ‘Oswald was a FRI informant; that a knéw from reliz ble sources that: Ruby | tad been an informant for § \ and OsY ant for 13 wecks, stated this Belli making these ailegatioas. recozumended consiceration ke given. to immediately interviewing Bel 88g, the Dizector noted: "Yes ‘, Make. hin. either put up or. shut. up. *% cg Seuss At 9:29. ‘p. The, 2-28- 34, Sho: Gordon Shanklin, Dallas , tel>-"¥ 11 pnonie 2ily advised Night Supervisor: ‘A. J. Decker as follows. sAc = Mpphankiin: and-SA Vincent E. brain interviewed Eelli the evening of ee 28-64 <in a hovel room secured for that purpose. Belli. insisted *% : # ‘4! that his fellow lawyer, Joe Tonahill, ze present. Belli was advisc PSs 75} that ve had received information from 2 reliable source that ho kad ONG iat stated Lee- Harvey Oswald was 2 security-type informant of txe LEI Zox re Ae period of 13: weeks. He was informea chat there was aksolutely no truth.in this and that we desired to’secure from him any and all “9; information which he had in this regard. a , ; ; oat ' Bélli stated shat around the first of the year he had Seon in article in the "Holston Post" by Lonnie: Hudkins, which article was rumor to the effect that Oswaid jmignt have. been an informant of the ¢£ I or CIA, and subseGuent to that article Eeili subpoenacd Nudkins to ppear as a witness at the change “of venue hearing before Judge Joe D. j rowno. Sometine Guring that period he heard another rumor 2round wae ourthouse to the éffect that Oswald might” have been an informant <= the: eRe BI. Belli related that he questioned Nudiuins during the change OF nee Smvenue hearing as ne fit that the prosecution might try to use him ev q{ ater date, “Judge srovwn in the change of venue hearing refused to 4 ermit Hudkins tc answer his question aiter chsecti ons of ne PLOsec n. info ed : eh eo? Ly LAs ” Belli stuted that he vhoutht at that hat. these rumors origin rated wees William Slexen r : fttorney; who hac tried ¢ plan.-otnaer rumors on Aim and t ellis feeling that tlexentes thought Belli’ mieht £12 for. Te €_stated he plased no cregeres whatscever in tre rumor th? an a n_ informant 25 G tnateis there 5 any credence oo Such. ha. 0." terre: e oe ligteg: See rs ne - Tet ar ip RT RTO ON a enti tenting TE Tarte +