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To: t. Webb From : Lt. Parsons
Subject: Insurance for Agenta Anzlo and Pedala -
1. With further reference to cable No.rom Seventh Armynsurance for Agents Anzlo andI am submitting the following information on the two men involved to help you arriveecision.,
Z. Both agents are well-to-do and successful men. Anzloealthy iwmufacturer orm. not sure which, and
J*.! r4liant engineer with many factories in Cercany hefore tho war Fedalareat deal of buslnoos with England amounting .to muny thousands ofear. In other words, their situation are comparable, in their part of the world, to that of the president of the Stanley Tool Mfg.
. n safe in sayingisalary from us.
It is ^uite natural that those men insist on taking every steb to secure tha future of their families. They uncctbteliy have Insurance in French or German companies, but with the unsettled state of affairs in both of these countries such insurance cannot be very reassuring to them. And since they are voluntarily leaving their comfortable homes to go argeroua mission for the American Army their requestnsurance would seem to be moro than reasonable. They are exceptional men to have as agents and if their missions are successful should send ua some of the-best intelligence on Germany received through any Allied Intelligence service.
IRA K. PARSONS ^ 2nd Lt. -AU5
APPROVED FOR RELEASE DATE: 0
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