OSS - PERIODIC REPORTS OF THE DOCUMENT INTELLIGENCE DIVISION, 1944

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• Publication Date: January 1, 1944
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Preliminary discussion* on t* p' mald
objeetives Dr the DosumeiNt 1ntellt4mmoo
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1943, and an the 7th or Octelbero 1443.
oral Donovan approved the momoran4qm onb-
mitted trit Colonel Brooker, date4 the 21141 Pa.
October, 1943.
It. Comdr. H. S. Morgan feam nanknated legtfl
of both the Censormhip Division and the
Document Intelligenoe Division. i.e orilm.
bined Department being called the C. D.
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On October 12, 1943, two memorsAda were
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alerting the Branches and Missions of the
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Document intelligence Division, and giving
an outline of the scope and activities of
this Section after approval by General
Donovan and General Magruder.
The publication of the above memoranda was
followed up by a series of explanatory talk*
to Desk Heads and Departmental Heads, both
in Washington and in the New York Offio. In
order to insure that all forms or intent
genoe requested by the Document Intelllasmco
Division should be readily forthcoming fran
these sources, and also that the require-
ments of the various sources in question
could be foreseen and to the maximum caps.*
ity fulfilled.
The Division of labor and authority as be-
tween the C. Do Branch and R and D on all
matters concerning camouflage reproduction
was established in a memorandum of the llth
of December, 1943.
STAFF
The staff of the Document Intelligence Divi-
sion now consists of:
Chief
Translator and Librarian
Camouflage Expert
Secretary and Stenographers (2)
Warrant Officer
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The staff ti oehnotate
One Reprementattve
One Secretary
As will be seen tn Appendix 2, tiho pr4a4AM
plans sail for the appolntment of addlilttlewl
personnel both Civilian and miltlt.a.o.y tor
Washington and for the ?telt/.
3 OFFICES
The main ?Moe of the C. D. arginch ta
edited in the Central t1tru In iatrt?ri,
ROOM' 100 through 103.
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A subsidiary office la matntatned tn Mew Torok
in Room 3181 with a Representative and a
Secretary dolng the liaison with the gew 'Cork
Mission and with the U.3. Government Survey
of Foreign Experts.
4 ORGANIZATION
The Document IntelligencG Diviston is at
present organized on a basis of 6 Sections:
1. Editorial: so-called because It deals
with all information concerning identity,
travel, residence, forced labor, surriow,
forbidden and evacuated areas, currency,
postal censorship and radio, etc.
2. Camouflage: so-called because it deals
with all matters concerning the concealment
of small items on the person, in luggage,
or other forms of containers.
3. Clothing: so-called because tt collects
used clothing outfits of foreign origin and
channels them to theaters overseas.
4. New York liaison Section.
5. Representatives with Field Missions.
5 INFORMATION
A large number of information channels have
been established with various agencies and
also with all the Branches of the OSS. A
full list of these sources is shown in the
attached Appendix.
One of the most valuable of those sources
has proved to be the U.S. Government Survey
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Washington Off loo fully oross-reflreeed,
both on the baste or dountrie* and slatblaohe*
The subjects tn this oonneotion are. Col*
example, identity, travel, restdenoe, Corood
labor, ourfew, forbidden and evaolitated areas,
currenoyi postal ownsorshIpo ovisataltoiittono
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The fullest possible colleattan of otccelots
has been made and these have been rti*d and
cross-referenced so that at all times and
at a maximum degree it will he possi$le to
furnish any cachet to the Desks on request.
Summaries of the up-to-date information ema-
nating from these files will be forwarded to
the Missions and to the interested Branohes
of the OSS in the Forms or Bullet tris dasortbed
in a later paragraph.
6 CLOTHING
Through various sources and with the valua-
ble cooperation of the New York Office,
large quantities of Foreign Clothing, Ace's
glories, Brief Cases, and Suit Cases have
been obtained.
A warehouse has been established in Washington
where all the above articles are processed,
sorted, and dispatched to the Field, as
requested.
An idea of the quantity of clothing, etc.,
which has been collected to date can be seen
from the attached Appendix.
Details of the amount of clothing forwarded
to the Field may be also seen from the in-
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and rubber stamps.
An Appendix is tnolosed which *Plows Th4WWI..
box, of !foreign Doeument.s collected in this.
connection by conntries and by subj4c44.
This list does net include
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Reproduction Department of
requests Details of those
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the documents Which are at the present
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8 CAMOUFLAGE
Large quantities of foreign articles which
would be suitable for camouflage purposes
have been collected and are stored in the
same warehouse in Washington AS the Cloth-
ing. These articles number approximately
1200, are all "Bona Fide" articles or
foreign manufacture and cover a vast range
of items from toothpaste tubes to medicine
bottles, electric torches, etc. In addi-
tion to the above, on request, we have re-
ceived from SOE London 4 cases of examples
of camouflage materials being produced in
the United Kingdom. A list or these arti-
cles is inoloaed.
A workshop is being established in the
warehouse in Washington where alterations
and production of camouflage material will
take place. It will be operated jointly
by the Document Intelligence Division
Camouflage Expert and by the Reproduction
Expert of the Research and Development
Branch.
In addition to the above a room will shortly
be available where Branch Heads and various
Representatives may have available for their
inspection, all the various types of camou-
flage and concealment items which will be
available.
Already a number of concealment items have
been produced and adapted covering such
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9 UULLETIUn
The Bulletins whioh havc been4 or wTik
be produced by thA DociumAnt rntmIligono4
Division for dm1ivAr7 ho IT-ttno'c.194 And
to the Field fall Into 4 ogte4torliss!
1. Teohnical processes ror use In
Field or by Operattonal Brqn,LIhns:
A. Each of these Bullettns wIll boo
companied by a complete ktt enabitne, tc.44
person to handle the operation oltspLetety
wtthout having to obtain any addIttonAl
supplies of any kind.
2. Specific documents which nave been
reproduced in Washington with coviplote
detaila as to origin, uses, methods of
completing, together with the necessary
stamps or cachets and exact size photo-
stats illustrating the ortgtnal as
completed.
A. Each of these Bullot!ns will be ac-
companied by the required number of blank
documents.
3. Complete description on each new typo
of camouflage material or concealment
material made available, giving full de-
tails on how to use, and how to reorder.
A supply of samples for actual use will
go with the Bulletins.
4. Bulletins containing current up-to-
date information on countries where we
are operating, produced approximately
under the headings listed in Appendix 3.
The attached Appendix will &ive an idea
of:
A. The Bulletins which have been already
issued to the Branches,
B. The Bulletins which are in the course
of preparation, and finally,
C. The Bulletins which it is proposed to
publish in the immediate future. It will
be noticed that Bulletins #1 and #a which
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the distribution of Bulletins hest been
arranged, stnoe the distribution will very
in accordance with the type or Dullettn.
All Bulletins will be numbermd and each takov7
of anyone Bulletin will also be numbmred
and treated as a Seoret Doovment tn strict
accordano,7 with the rules laid down for thls
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10 TRAINING AND DISPATCHING OF OTTERSEAS FRS3V31'A1A
In order to insure in the first pl*co that
all senior members of the Document rntellt-
game Division were "au courant" with the
exact time, methods, and objectives of the
Document intelligenoe Division, and further
to insure that overseas representattves
would receive rdequate and detailed train-
ing, a special week-end course was conducted
at the Farm over the week-e&id of the 7t2...
9th of January, 1944. Alllectures being
given by Lt. Colonel R. M. Brooker. This
course was attended by all the senior mem-
bers of the Document Intelligence Division,
including Lt. Comdr. Morgan, Chief of the
C. D. Branch, and also the notshing In-
structors from areas A and E, and fran the
Farm.
The First Field Representative who has now
arrived to take up his duties in Algiers
was also present.
Subsequent to the above course, conttau!ng
attempts have been made to recruit people
as Field representatives of the Documant
Intelligence Division. About a dozen people
have been interviewed, and are in the process
of being selected or weeded out. A/1 the
preliminary interviews have taken place in
New York.
Lt. Colonel Reddick and Major Watts Hill
will shortly be visiting various field
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by them on the n14411 hAtid to elp igitA th, Mote
detoll this siervises oind *ork or 4ho Deoustent
Intelligence Divistan, and also to sit
requirements elf the Yissions So Mott th4
speedtest and greatest servine posslblee mai
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11 THE OPMATIOUAL POLICY
The operational poltay which has been *ted
from the beginning has bf$4?11 that 4verythtrig
possible under the lecope of the Dowritiornr, rAt
ligence Division should be handled IA Plold
Missions on the spot. The Washington Offt04 ts
a base where all forms of Intelltgense not
directly accessible to the ?told Atte sollooted
and disseminated in order to supplement the
Intelligence already available In the Misst,)ns.
In the IMMO Way any operattons whioh Iar$9917
for technical reasons it is not possible to per-
form in the Field will be carried out in
Washington.
12 MISCELLANEOUS
Lt. Colonel Brooker has assisted and advised
in the inception and operation of the above
activities. He has also from the beennInz
run the New York Office, spending half his
time in Washington and half in tfew York.
In addition to these activities he has de-
livered lectures on request to the whole of
the Washington SI Branch (3 lectures), the
X-2 Branch, New York Office Staff, and the
Survey of Foreign Experts.
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II. INTEIITION
It is intended to set up now seottcms in oAses wtwrei
none have already been e1tab1ish44d And to coordineto the
activities of sections which have siread7 bt4on 4stA4ltshod
to cover the following subjects:
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A. To correlate, pool and disseminate ail InfTrmutton
from OSS and outside sources Including othor government
agencies concerning conditions in all colIntries in
which OSS agents are being or may be omployed, this
covers enemy territory, enemy ocoupted territory or
neutral territory. This information will cover * largo
field and include specialized information necessary to
the production of all forms of papers and, docamentation.
A broad outline of the types of Information to be cov-
ered can be gathered from the following headings:
1. Information concerning all Identity papers In,-
eluding ration cards, eta.
2. All information concerning travel restrictions
and zoning in force within a country.
3. All information concerning the various controls
of action imposed upon the country (e.g. owner-
ship of firearms, radio transmitters, pigeons,
purchase of chemicals, etc.)
4. All controls of communications.
5. Controls of publications of all types.
B. To provide suffioient information for the production
of papers and also to collect specimen papers and labels,
etc., to be submitted to R&D for reproduction.
C. To collect and forward to the field all types of for-
eign clothing and accessories necessary for an agent
proceeding to the field.
D. To develop all necessary forma of camouflage of any
products including radio equipment being sent to the
field. This covers explosives, arms, food, cigarettes,
devices, secret messages, (and may include eventually
the development of secret ink). This task will ent&il
the widespread collection of information concerning
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It is proposed that the department te teke o*
the a4 ve intentions should be tie%led the 007frourient Seottoll
and will be attached to General nagruder4o fAirtme and bo
directly responsible to tam.
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It is proposed that the whole of the organis tt In
this section will be centered an Washington. All tnforma-
tion and material from 411 the various 8'w:woes bet nger
tralised to the Washington headquarters frrAm which hosd-
quarters it will by dissemInated to the broaches intres
in Washington and to the field.
The necessary staff will be as follows:
Coordinator and Advisory Director
Lieutenant Colonel R t Brooker
Chief
Lieutenant Commander Henry S Xorgan
A. Naval Personnel
1. Two lieutenants, junior grade, to assist
in liaison work for the Section with the
Navy Department.
2. One petty officer for the clothing collec-
tion subsection described below.
B. Army Personnel
1. Five majors to be chiefs of the following
subsections:
A. One to collect personal documents
and information regarding their use.
b. One to be chief of the information
pool and control the classification
and dissemination of the material
collected.
c* One to collect and distribute foreign
clothing and equipment.
d. One to collect camouflage mat3rtal
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whom these men will have to deal,
2. rive oaptatns to be ilerittotomdon,
Algiers, Cairo, New Deihl and Chungkia44#
to be attached to the ossa Xisalonsai
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ligation of documentai olottang* flag, items, Items, eta, and to mak, */*1lAble
to the Illusions the material oollootod
and prepared in Washlhigton.
3. Seven eaptatns or first limputenallts.
A. One for the oolleotton substeotton.
b. Three for the information pool.
c. One for the collection of clothIng.
d. One for the collection of camouflage
material.
o. One for the liaison subsection.
N.B. Civilian personnel may be used in some cases.
This does not include the necessary expert secretarial
and filing assistants.
V. OFFICES
As mentioned above it is proposed to have the main
office situated in Washington. It is, in addition, pro-
posed to establish and maintain a small office in Now
York to handle the collection of information, papers
and clothing, oto, through the various channels available
in that city. It will probably be necessary to establish
and centralize the clothing in New York as muah better
facilities are offered for this work.
It will undoubtedly eventually be nocemsary to have
a representative on the Pacific coast tor the collection
of Japanese material. It is further proposed to 'stab-
lish a "demonstration room' in Washington to exhIbit to
important personalities and agents proceeding to the
field the types of material available.
VI. FIELD OPERATIONS
As will be seen from the above table or organisation
and personnel required it is proposed that as soon as
the Dootnnent Section is working as an efficient unit, spe-
cialized personnel should be recruited and trained and
finally attached to field missions in the capacity of coy-
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A Assisting the Head or the gl Fteeds
1* Advising on, euperrising, or #1,4t1UA LI es,
out all or connected with cover, ols* the * n7
and morale of agents from the day' they gee roorqlted,
to the day they are dispatched, Inclading the tonteL,
ing period.
2. Working out in conjunetton with each, indlwidual
agent, his detailed cover story, And interrooting
him on his story before departuro so as to LAsur,
within the bounds of possibility thAt'. the *tor7 Is
fool 'uproot.
3. Supplying
ment, papers,
etc., for all
story.
clothing, accessories personal 11(1,11
money, luggage, cone* lment materiel
agents, in acoordanee with their cover
4. Instructing agents in the typo of cover inioriia.
tion required at all times to facilitate and perfeot
cover stories for future agents proceeding to the
field.
5. Liaison between Desk Heads, Training, knd Ope'llVso
tions, in regard to each agent or group of *gents s*
as to insure a smooth flow of procedure and unshaken
confidence on the part of the agents from the day
they join the organisation until the ttmo they aottz-
ally leave on their mission,
B Assisting the C. D. Branch at Headquarters, and in
consequence the whole of our organization, by:
1. Collection and Analysis of all cove. Information
concerning countries operated by the Mission, both
from the field and from Headquarters.
2. Submitting to the C. D. Branch at
all cover information and experiences
of value to other Branches, Sections,
Headquart mrs
likely to be
or Missions.
3. Submitting to the C. D. Branch in Washington
specimen papers, letter-headings, ration cards,
labels, rubber stamps, etc? for reproduction.
4. Submitting to the C. D. Branch at Headquarters
ideas, suggestions, samples, concerning all articles
useful or potentially useful, either for camouflage
or concealment purposes.
5. Submitting to the Head of the Mission all ideas,
examples, and information on any of the foregoing
subjects, emanating from the C. D. Branch at Head-
quarters.
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GENIOAL
This mimorindlin t ?.lroof
MisJionn of 0S8 with InCnrmattelA
1ichodDOcumont t n tr,11 Thp kniftert - 4
tho purposno Ind operlttnn or ttir r-,In Ind 111-y
information rcordlng m;%t rtal Ind InfnvtillOttn rr-.7)m
tho Branches and MilstrA1:1, Ind 111n Ifirirrviirt e:',441ritnit
sorvioos which thc 5oct1:-)n is 1
ORGANIZATION
Tho oronization or t;i-
will bo principally contr4-d in
material collected nnd rflqur
droosod thoro in the., first trIstln, rlomdv.
has boon appointcd Chi r of tho tir t,::;,)1,1 R.
Brookor will act al advtoor to Lnd1,..1,JP; it
organization and incrption of tho work*
OPERATIONS
The Documont Intc11tg-41c- Soctt-)n
ganizo and coordinatc t1h. f11itr acti7lti
222111.111122M11Lon
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pi t' s4?
To collect from OSS -7*nd outztd
other Governmcnt Agonci-s, all Inf.ft.ir=t: on
tions in foroign countrtG:
operation of ;,zonts thorQin. n nr
torritory, encmy-occupLud terrIt')ri vAt'r.ortzd
neutral torritory.
To pool and dissominato such inromAt1on to C.');:t
outside agencies as may b?, approprtAt,..
P
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4?
This information will cov,,r a 1:1..rZL. ft ?Ict) 4L11
includo opecicaizod information nec,l'sz?lry to ttlo
production of all forms of papers and docum,,r,tation
and stamps. There is attached a detailed m:,.mor-Indum
in tho form of a questionnaire settLno forth th.,
types of information which the Documoat Intoill;ence
Section dosircs to receivo from the Sranchs and
Missions. Thc, Document Intullig..;nce Sction alJo
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rilong tht! ttor;.3 tndtiltr.4 In r,114-1 Moti*reulello.,
2t LIMPAJ aartaan 10,=
To provido saftoion6 tnfotm:Atinn r ptfill,ecigJorti
or paporso nnd ntnmp',4 111 n11 ttgle tuNd
001100t nprintM174/ Plipf,P4# lelitu71A0 looll,tqVhP1d1404.40
To colloctl clAsstfy nwt Co/wweteet to !i.latea C 11L
tIpes of foreign olothlry,: nnd 1.1qAeolotrt=1 mo,If1441f..7
for an agont ptt'oeoe.din,11, to th Ai40 re.,0 thtA
purposo, to rnctLrtqir a ecqrtpr-Vtk.osttrt: rtk
ins, aceessoria, oults3Fr-s, dtzpAte,h
and thus to bo tn 1 pozIttoP to mk.4t wZ!th.o-0', 14;,????
any sudden domands from whnt 7?,4"
Camouflaa
To collect all possiblo suges,o to7na Ind
rogarding form of camouflagc for tn7mnr.. rt11,1
sont to the fluid which requlro veuttoallge,7,. Tht.
covers radio oquipmont, documo.ntslt qlxple.1Lvo:3, fIrt
and ammunition, food, modicql supOlf:i0, al4arott.
dovices, socrot messagos, etc. Thtl:; tls.k w111 (7ntqlt,
a wido-spread collection of infotmatton (ncorninK
foroisn labels and containers or wirious kindJb
providing spocimcns of oontatntDr nct lAbols. Tho
Document Intelligence Section litizhws to UvOinp 11.
possiblo sources of information on tho torgoing Ind
to rocoivo any ideas on the subjoct of conceqinwat
and camouflage which may be doveloped.
RELATIONS WITH THE MISSIONS
In order that the results of thc: operatIonz or the
Document Intelligence Section may be available in the fik-id?
it is planned that specialized personnel will be rrcruitc.d nmd
trained and sent out as cover exports, to assist heads of
Missions in the preparation of cover stories for asents? and
handle all quostions concerning information, documntl.tton,
papers,- clothos and camouflaged
A further duty of such porsonnol will be to send back
to Washington anything they are able to obtain under tiu above
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hondings, so thnt thp mnxtmum mop irp,
thz1 Brnnohns nnd Misnixtrts#
MISOM0400$
It 18 intondod thnt the) Donqmort In
will mako tho MAXIMuM uan or 111 r4tAtt(14 qhvinoz1 F,hr%
colloction of inforwaton tnd mnt-ertll ict w111 rit
now channals nnd afJ 141 nrrw lottIttitt t?n e11-4 wher,1
alroady oxist.
As montionod prrottouol:f. r t rrr
Documont Intolltgonoo Soottc)n vtil tr; tn
dition to this, n small orrico wilt tIrl rartirOttn,,, tn N,w Throe('
to work in contnct with all ztnitrorK4 17c1.11_11)1 tn thAfl
and also to handl? tho sterl.lc Ind r.lel:;;TC110!j-q1 of 1.14
accossorios, luersa8n, into. F4rthormor, to,
bo dosirablo, n roprosontntivo will br, piA,741 ,E71 41,
for tho colloction of Oriontal rant, rt Ai .cnei tflfrIrmnttln
A domonstrltion room wt 11 bn 011:41t)11.4.1h1 tn
to oxhibit all wIrious typos of matrt.1.1
procooding to tho field lnd Tny oth6r pnrsonz (1.r.)11(;7rnot.i.
LIAISON
It is roquostod that tho Brirc Ch1 dotgx11,(: In
individual within thoir Br-Inch wIth whom th,3 Docum,at Cntl-
ligonco Soction can maintain its princlpal cDrIttot lnd wt7w
will insuro that its rol-;ttons with thn lndtvidw.1 ar:neh
aro adoquatoly coordinated.
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forma Lion ror to r,11 rsTil
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CONTROL OF IDITITY
1. What Identity c,t1.,Ifl Ir. in 7! 1
2. Are Civillan ItI n.Lt cqr.1:11,ui Vi
to occupation -)r Ly
3. In tho case of an occ..!irt
Idc;ntity cards b,.on LIsu rt to
1ation. Al torrvt
ovt)rstampod by plc.cpytn: C-)ve--!.1
rocIstration of p-pul*J,L,-)n.
4. What arc thc poqibtlIti L1:7, ? .1r.
rcal identity cards.
5. Do you know of any ruc,istr'Itton - a c
beon dostroyr.,d by bombIn(:),
6. How ofton are IdontIt: cards Inspt,ctl
such inspoctIons most usually tnkt: plact).
7. If idcntity cards arL asked for, Is tIlls (1.)nc, ?
German or local police.
8. To what extfmt is the local pollcc, willing to
assist allied sympathisers and undnr what circum-
stances.
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VIii t, p4peirrt I utvd;ftl
tmoogAgry tr.) In t;)?.-, ;(ttl
Whnrn qrep thn rtttrl (1-t/
nrn thrl ohnnged4
What itnma or food -Indr 041r1 409er'10
rgtion enrds qnd whlt IA r,ite,
What 'Aro thr
arttelns on thp Mink plrArkt.
Do you know of ntri onscL9 nf lilt- i
boine, nsnistnd, 141i,,rr), 1n4 11'14,11.
Do you know nnmen or (1.1.;tnrIpttclm.: ,)r
provocatourn workinp rlr th, .)nr,rrly.
Can you givn the loosaton or 'tny
Gontapo or Germnn KommnIntur,.,
CONTROL OP NOMENT
1. What subdivinionn of th.1 cc)unt,ry ,tr.
for tho purposon of int.rrtql mov,:t
2. Aro thoro any forbirt&sn zonc)3 or 01v1(lult:'d qr'11.1.
What formalitius must bF, compli.A wtth to
within tho country includilv whit pnvra 11%'
n000ssary and whorc, they nr,! obtlicwd4. .
What possibilities lre thi:!re of olJtqlninc rA13fl
travol pormits.
5. What possibilition arc th..ro of travt1lin6' wU:hou
movomont permits, givinc namis of nrizt 3taiti;h1
guides or crossine places.
6. How can such euicips be contaetod.
To what extont'and undor that circumstancos ct
neutrals travel in Uhe country.
8. What are tho possibilities of obtaining lifts in
enemy vohicles.
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olthr by thcit
10. What controls ,xt,1!:
do thoy trAki,*
11. When and who.-re n-lr,,
mnrkot control*
12. WM oh arr) thr qprrov, ilk,4
country or int,,r-4cno
13. Are lny 3ptio1.11 hDlars or ?y,;
civilian trqvtl.
14. What claso,:l or t:IJ
mattors of eirculqtt.m.
CONTROL OF ACTION
1 What ar(! thc curC.,w hour:1.
2 ? What pape:rs avo necrytrd
population are $.x4.mot w;rfr
What regulrItLons ratt. ..lpts
limit or prohibit ilot,,nln, to %I'LL L ;-(.3.
What products an. no lent; r
chased, c.6., eh(
merit, etc.
5. What restrictions ar thArc prohlt2ttin,:; JL
drinks or cigarc,ttos or food on curtqL
6. What local rulos havc boon LmposLd thc
population regarding salutin.,i; of ,nomy pt:rorznvi,
general behaviour, etc.
What rogulations gov%.rn fishtnG, hunttn,-;, be,
What permits aro necessary and whoro are titcy
obtained.
What regulations govern cmploymnt, change of
ployment, etc.
What classcs havo beon callcd for ,Jmpleymont in
Germany; what classes of employmmt arc- oxpt.
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Whlt Int( ,;',0v1H
consorshIp.
5. Do you know Qr nni 17; s.
sonalitiLv In th,-4.
CONTROL OF PIIBLTCATrONS
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1. What rcstrictIns
milts in tilt?, wzrpr,p, 'kizt
What rcstrictimis -ov(N1 rL
moetinGs, cIncmas, ctc.
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CONTROL OP FLIANCE
What restrictions or formailt
of funds from q b'Ink recount oL' tv'lz1sC ' )C
and/or securities.
Do you knew lny nam.,J of
convert lecal currcncy Into polln,ls
if so, how can this bcst b, ti
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Any recent changes In currL:Icy dmurtIrt!.,:)a.z.
DETECTIVI;rEASURES.
Any details from porsonal exprL.ncos vnir47,ir
or local police methods for sc'archs,
intorrogationst or spoclal police methods,
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ILILO lakar 00 2,1,1MA
1) Weekly Revtmw or 'Foreign ketolOciteks, av-1411644
by Foreign IlroAdossit tntelitgAncl Servic40 ivIr;
2) Daily Radio And Pree$1 tnhetliA0n?
o4 Rwo*vb**
produced hy Moreigyt troAdcast tMelltg4n454
Servtoe, FCC.
3) Central European Analysts, Weekl' t t ittgArkle*
Report of Radio and Press. Foreign BrtyAdoa4t
Intelligence Service, FCC
4) Daily Reports, Foreign Radio Broadcasts. eover-
ing turope and Far East, produced tyy toqr414n
Broadcast Intelligence Service, FOC
5) Daily Operattons Intelligenc, by roglons, pro-
duced by OW1.
6) Office of Control, Central OpevAttans, rAtel.
ligence and ?Propaganda analysis, daily reports
produced by OWI.
7) Office of Control, Central Operations, tel
ligence and Propaganda analysts, weekly urn-
manes produced by OWI.
8) News Digest o review of the Foreign ?reas da
British source, London.
9) Information received from U.S. Government, Survey
of Foreign Experts.
10) Desk Heads, New York Office, Washington and
Missions, and through U16M their various con
tacts, such as FBI, OWI, ONI, etc.
11) State Department Plain Cables
12) FCC Daily Report
13) French newspapers
14) Wochenbericht fur Suddeutschlaad und Ostarreich
15) Foreign Nationality groups in the US
17) Weekly printed Resume
18) The R and A Outposts
19) News Digests published by various Gov. in exile
20) Netherlands News Digest Published in London
(OSS Lib.)
21) Ship Observer Project
22) OSS Disseminations
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Suits
010oato
et Topcoats 50 4
4J 1 41 3
Hats &
Caps 00
Shirts 04 6 40 1 AI
Shoes 02 4 44 1 .
Socks &
Stockings
Ties 37 44 P7
Collars in id. .
Underwear 41
Pajamas 1 - .
Nightshirts 4 .
Raincoats 52
Sport
Jackets 6 3.. 3
Gloves 2
Sweaters 1 1 1
Scarfs ..
Trousers
& Vest 8 .. .
Tuxedo coat
& vest. 1 . .
Ski-Suit 1
Sport
Trousers
Nickers
a - Germany
b - France
c - Hungary
d - Austria
e Luxembough
f - Belgium
6 - roland
h Danmark
I . SwItzerland
Twelve (12) complete German outfits, including,
suit, overcoat, hat or cap, shirts, shoes & socks,
ties, and underwear despatched to the Field on
December 18, 1943 and January 12, 1944.
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Suits 127 7 2 L4
Overcoats 68 7 1
Mats & Caps 100
Shirts 192 24 4 4oil
Shoes 70
Socks 69 2 5
Ties 148 46 4 5 827
Underwear 50 6
Pajamas & 9 4
Nightshirts
Raincoats 65 I
Spare trousers 9
Knickers 11
Sportcoats 11 4 3
Coats & Vests 13 1 5
Gloves 2
Sweaters
Scarfs
Ski-suits
Germany
b Franco
Hungary
d - Austria
Luxembourg
f Belgium
g Poland
h Danmark
- Switzorland
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()simian-1r
tuxembourig
AIMS tr.!, titi
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Bolgi
Po rt ugal
Prance
Prenoh colonies
e many
Aus trim,
Be 1 gi
Spanish pods.
ElaLptrationis
Luxembourg
Portugal
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Spa n
Span! Aril loos a ?
Re o erlaz t
so do oilimernt
400 cia chtif t , tAraps
axid a *Alia
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laLlatkg
(Ample stooks or Whose donumowrq *to en nAed
In Weahtngton)
NAME_ OF tX)CihvilfiNT
O&M
Agg,aggia
1. Carte ditdentite (pink) The 01041: IIIMOVW0 Otng10
Oret0t41 04per0 tominipld
or Ali, porrple lt.tteg tn
14unnoe.
3. Form 7250 Imp. nunicipale
4. Provisional Might Permit*
SAW, AS *bole,. The dlr.
ferenoe ts thm, area fr)r
whIoh it Ls Nmlido
Instructions to accompan7
carte d'tdontite in the
Department dos Souches-
du-Rhone.
Temporary permit which
allows the bearer to be
on the streets arter the
curfew.
5. Kennkarte
6. Ausweis # S *
7. Ausweis #63125/10173 *
8. Field Kit D-1
9. Certificate of Residence
in St. Jean-de-Luz *
10. Residence: St. Jean-de-
Luz *
Gorman Identity- card with
the same uses as #1 above.
Military Ldentity document
for members or the
Luftwaffe.
Same as precedIng document
Kit to accompany Bulletin #1
Certificate issued to res-
idents of a town In the
restricted zone *long the
frontier.
Slip to accompany Identity
card of a person residing
in St. Jean-de-Luz permit-
ting bearer to enter the
restricted zone on either
side of the forbidden zone.
U. Certificate of employment * Certificate carried with
carte Widentite showing
place of employment and
employer.
12. Permit to Land, Marseille * Permit for neutral seaman to
go through the restricted
harbor areas of Marseille in
order to enter the town.
Also used as temporary carte
dfidentite while in the town.
* With cachets
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OMBIZZON
15. Timbre Fiscal, 13 Promns
14. Police Nationale OAPto
d'idontlte
tf,* tiwmp flto d ern
mAn7 Thotgal p4porto* tnolnd.,
tng winos dftdowteJltk4
The mott tmportAnt
ofrlatAl p4 or #411 Leltd,
of ell ppi Wirt g tft
PtArt0Of
Requtred or R11 antomoblito
delvers,
16. Textile card
17. Social Insurance oArd
18. Membership card, social
insurance
19. Demobilizatton card
20. Certificate de Reoensement
21. Carte d'identite public
official
22. Traveler's insurance card
23. Carte de Travail
24. French Passport
25. Carte d'identite
Recelpt for p47mwnt :dt?
neoessar7 pemilms.
Comparable to soolnl sec-a
rlty nArd.
Issued to army porsonnot.
Registratton tn labor drwft
Most Importrult stsig,le pa?r
of ?ranch officlAils.
Special tnsurance card,
Equivalent of a unIon card
for workers.
Issued to A French ctttzea
for travel abroad
The most Imp o rt ant st le
official paper required
of all people livIng in
Franco.
* With cachets
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1
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1
1
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1
1
1
1
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Incendtar7 suttoase
Monopol on
Temporal oAn
NoxOn can
Rusty drum
Piece of soap
Sponge
Cigarette oaae
Torch
Wallet
Pair pipes
Tube TannpulIer
Fountain pen
Bar chocolate
Pair pipe mouthpieces
Pencil
P10#4,.* o C loot t
Siv-t Or*
Slitoolo
Su4ak diob
8ultoot
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CLoomitt, bry*
Utah bolt
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1 Hoover
1 Suitcase
1 Concrete block
1 Blue water bottle
1 Box lantern slides
Pled. drIftwood
Patr iaogs
Cleatotto dtspla7 box
Box cigarettes
Encendiary t4 i. box
011 can
Tin Le Sunocol
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Battery, f1ashl1ght0 pnoti t7pe, /ittth OI I 4. nig
message container
4. But with zipper-closed aontatner
5. Belt with secret message contalnor
6. Briefcase with secret compartment 4
a
7. Briefcase, self-dostraying
8. Brooch, lady's, with message contatner
Camera, special, small
10. Camera, small, wristwatch
11. Camera, Minox, camouflaged
12. Cigarettes for carrying messages
13. Cigarette lighter, (a) with compartment to serve
53 message container, (b) with message container
self-destroying
14. Envelopes, waterproof
15. Eradicator, ink
16. Eradicator, ultra-vielet
17. Escape kits
18. Fountain pen with message container
19. Handcuff openers
20. Inks, disappearing and secret
21. Cloth, linen or silk, on which message may be written
in invisible ink
22. Key latch with message container
23. Knife blade to be concealed as escape tool
24. Message container
25. Microfilm field kit
26. Microfilm "flimsy"
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27. Microfilm super-redudttoA
28. Microfilm, water noRthble
29. Paper boxes with sesrot messego erimper4morms
30. Paper, "Bible"
31. Paper, no-rattle
32. Paper, photostat, thin
33. Paper, quick burning
34. Paper, soluble
35. Pencil with message container
36. Pipe with message compnrtment
37. Photographic enlarger-reducer, Zoller
38. Photostat, Zeller, portable
39. Press "X"
40. Razor blades, sensitized, on which messages may
be written
41. Reader, microfilm
42. Reproduction process daylight
43. Shaving brush with message container
44. Shoe laces, special
45. Spectacles, tortoise shell, with microfilm
container
46. Suitcases with secret compartments for the oryig*4 F'
of messages or reports
47. Suppositories, non-soluble, with container for
microfilm
48. Talcum powder box, foreign type, with message
container
49. Watch, pocket, with message container
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