“Africa, who obviously - she works for tex 7 xNan East Germ ) here, named RosalindiAinslie, South African, European woman fron South ZxShE kex News - Agency here now) would have been their agent. It was even going to be incorporated here under her name. Verges was going to ”
“Gdek.— OLAAWL ■ ***** ,for press purposes. He wanted to take portraits of all the Africans. He got their names. He had a tremendous file there, (laughing) /1 And 1 also had wire hoto machine which worked right out. of his studio. Obicas He did Phombeah and another fellow wh”
“exercise slower control over the French edition than he 1 did over the English edition, he never- well once or twice he said put or thr in or don’t put this in. He printed an article about Algeria which”
“paper exclusively for women and which would treat all questions interesting to women the home, the factory, Coodl, the child, clo thing, education, ets. But it is wondered if women have not adopted the ha bit of reading their husbands’ paper, and would not be reluctant to in”
“14-00000 a man by Cunamie? it in (under the name,) Peter Fryer, published 1962. I can’t remember the title. She speaks Portuguese. May be- apparently is connected with the The Portuguese, from what a indiostand is goux on Trotskyist group.x£kaxnmidx±ikaxtexgmtx)uskxtm 9. ”
“19. rethier described drivel losert, refat eritine of Toalo;, ms • rege. tion vy of 41 old tud • % on e along with (‘e pent sapori y oe high e unvat officers et th. "oulon tioval base, 20. Accordiu to Alle ro. the Toulon editica of novge-11di, the Ce wud it paper published i”
“1 4-00000 Sa AN. " A i NEWSPAPERS: Mr. P. Grigoriadis Editor, ACROPOLIS Athens, Greece. Editors AIOOSYHATINI Athens, Greece. The Editor ATIEMAR KURIER Athens, Greece. Mr. G. Skourna Editor. ATENS DAILY TOST Athens, Greece. Mr. John Born Editor, ATHENS NEW”
“14800000 0 i 5t rtg-2 OFLA 3146/1 I suggest that the Report always be mailed out from the same address, London or whereever. Ay wife will be able to get sufficient copy from various people, such aa Pomeroy and Jeanne Pynor / 30-year old freelance journalist who specializes ”
“14-00000 Be newer did anything else. Just, a. student, gxudu*±axxje he has graduated now. I think he is working in the government somewhere. (Did he get paid) No- oh yes, he did, he got a commission on subscriptions. He got 30 — sone subscriptionsfrom students at the univer”
“other important government members. * 7. Jean Marie Booglin, for er Jeanson Network now Minletry of Infaxation. 8. Yvon Mathieu & Melhoub (p one tie) of Biens Vacant: 9 WHA MY/4, now Algerian Radio. 10. Marc Schleifer/ Richard Gibcon, &teriean "Leftir -cm, connected with A”
“.Europe with the object of expanding sales of the English and French - u]i editions of "Afro-Asian Journalist". - 17th Harch, 1965. SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSECT”
“bitst la be the editor in chief of this publication. Verges immediately offered ne a job as a reger salaried photographer of Revolution cr 63 a pieco-ceal photogrecher. I indicated I thought papaant the job was better, cir cover outfit is not “liberal” as I CA. Regular salary”
“Talking about an English lang. Aucaus Afisaind business manager. 56 All Buzuren,, later see of Algierian Embassy in Leopoldville. (Wndergen) 1 (Me-) First meeting was in November. 1962 1 Offices of Journal d'Alges 7 CAS had to be cleaned up. had been bombed. 0 get s”
“corroborate what you know — Secondly) ■ ( in particular J in terms of following up,. If there's anything- For instance, I would the Uside of this story from J suggest, the person to get $hkB Algerian thing from would be Georges the Lwho— Arnault, xiaxieix French writer who w”
“who was printing books. Algerians wanted these books to continue coming out /Pier 1 agreed to printer inf thatis how he became a publisher. in French, wroposed thatA print then. He took to G-ndin. - -- He had no trouble. Swiss police thought his life was in danger. Fromthe”
“was more importart than pay for lent. (Comment: 'B not sure • serious Michel is, nor if ! has authority to ve. least show the dfitor for as in d he talks good pane, ant he has taken sore hotos the first few issues.) tiecsih 3. Before Michel offered employment on the rara”
“of desting said Chur-h!!. ■ yu cop-and =* to give you th Congo, % in your F a cf destiny. "• fl visibly cevel ands ok r. varzly> hand fol’o ed s the Ct- (:4s. Canothe said you ill succeed. : great eonfisenee in you,: ! As duedly Hove: avee fite 1500’4 live ensson mJ: nifice:”
“edaircd and loved 07 literally -envedfrom thou: .nda Indians from the high echelons down the ouedpera and other horijans o she in Calle on for evico 19 par CPGUD fields and by very high officiala. She works behind the 000300 and fools that her work would be ruined were sho ”
“14-00000 S.CAM.B2 w.es-L ■Ous11 1 -* L 49(cer A**..V N ’■-• NEWSPATERS: Mr. S. Grigoriadis Editor,. ■ ACROPOLIS , Athens, Greece, I .„ Editors AFOGEVMATINI Athons, Greece." 11] 1 The Editor wd A, A ATHEMAR KURIER 41 1' Athens, , a,1 • 'Greece,'' Mr. G. Skour”
“Paris Feed, jamily- wise, wife this whole Bitat -Zaha Diff crowd. and saw Verges, le had been in contact with Verges and he was very much Our transfer/was simply that here we had been working for Verges personally. The money, there -in Switzerland, had been his money and th”
“Note 6 as Is he solvent? Yes. But his wife works -IX a school teacher. They, have .3 P % Allbiropestios is on one milding -the Me sopore a car. They pay low rent. B /A ‘Building of very mixed occupancy. 1 His father and mother had flat in this building. The father and mother ”
“Boo - h 6 .a ie d kerskdentevt-he.1 ’ 7 5 F a re • w crieias • • % . Secretin 1 LUSTRIKER REPORT £32, Fulpa 31 Jan Subji Contacts, 30 Jan— 31 Jan. - 1: Jean Marie Boeglin: Saw him three times, his home, efrice of Revolution Africaine, and Brasserie Berry, 30-31 vanry.”
“when I wasn't home, but I talked with him from Botrus’ house. Michol had with him wan MN responsable” who wantato comsission to produce the photos for an FLN publication, elie style one-whot but presented as a “wackly”, on Algerian worEl. Wo set up a rating for Saturday • com”
“1M WASHINGTON — AFI Thema Fitt, piti, piti con ca - Le Ministry de la Defer nom un gymbole de continuity mulllplult sans perdre haloing. Fait botlda zouzoutt tout dou Namara a affirms que le 5, , dans le travail, une Valeur so Vors quelle ipoque ont paru boutt.. de fusees tel”
“1 4-00000 wonREA". Dienbienphu - Evian OPRA Ollie HARRINGTON (the comment "You take Harrington" means "You use in. 0 Harrington’s name.") I 4 Pittsburgh Courier Richard WRIGHT William SMITH - Ghana television C. L. R. JAMES % George PADMORZ AFP 1I its Miles STE”
“1 4-00000 A The Editor HIMERISSIA Athens, Greece. Mr. H.Vlachcu 1 Editor, KATHIMERINI Athens, Greece. The Editor MESSAGER D'ATHENS Athens, Greece. Mr. Ch. Lambrakis Editor, TA NEA Athens, Greece. Mr. A. Demakos Editor, TO-VIMA Athens, Greece. Mr. L. Bortol”
“after visiting Grippa and Andersson - and seeing soze contacts in Paris, my position will be better, but I still see myself representing the West Indian Gazette or Cinnamon and/or the Institute of Race Relations. Mrs. Sheila Patterson, their editor, even suggested that I do a”
“14-00000 r 7 O very upset when be heard that Verges was in Paris. Ie didn't like being connected with somebody who had stolen money. I called Verges and said he better get in touch with Andersson himself, better see bin soon, because he would keep putting him off. The fact”
“00000 eo SECRET 1o Peenoh MLt’en S. Eassazed Rovalngkane this Uwgubaseh S.A.2.L. Neuvilles Editions Enternationalos, 79, Sue :- Faris 5% The S18J$ 19000 62 R6vo28020a *Goatertior Pas ::bliohed at so rue Franeozs e Paris 00e .Vasas a Sit", Lausanne, Ssitzorlari, at ound D”
“40,84 ligun Francalse .l’nasigneiont, $ rue Recamier (Game) Lit. 88.71 Vouvement un intellectuals rancais four la “efense de la “six, -yhekikiritredsventhnd 3 mnie 00 yramides (lor) Ore, 30.00 Mouvement national Judictaire, Palais :e Justice, Qd du Falale (4ez0) Plein A”
“lot, a month, you know, to keep it going. It wasn't too expensive. «. The----- main- *** — * thing is *-** — -a — finding «.* — - printer who will ? print it clandestinely, in France. Because all- these things- that have 1 j — )/ - - Govent(?) -> ‘: • amnder French law y”
“that the local police would probably • not know about it. They probably were aware, but they weren't going to bother, anyway. From Lausanne I went to Milan, Milan to Rome, Rome back to to - Coxooutto ExuBiktbunuiesEexAndersson again, then Paris, and from Paris to Brussels ”
“rec-b. Tshothe abitly via the kitchen door, but o Sret luek. "Dave Sutzirland seasing a frost returned to Joburg on 23th. l:y 2765 X-t a fricai of a friend of bins in Mosd:y 27th .. Another wool parsed during which wo zet dozens of dignitaries none of any Frest importance E”
“c.d.n. ■ ■ ■ Bite : dinniche 22 janvier ICG5 T4 to to l’i vionticn .2 L.th, j’ci done n xcontre le colonel Houre, on resonce de Jelny Late et du-j You Ce’d), dris la cot ore du colonel at mopling. . - . - VAcks : . . ===** ex linu an’il souftrait d’usi uile liaison avee o”
“Etudlanta ‘« Prance, 15 me Soufflot (5) Dant. 71.40 l A si C -e z t Union Nle den Intellectuals, 2 te de l’Elysee, Anj. 91.54 s s na u u r t Union Nle daa "pootacles, ?ure de 1’ lyevo, Anj. 91.54 t n m O L Union Nlo des Viaus "revuilleurs, 3 av. Sat”
“14-00000 2 ven sentences underlined, rust sbake even the faithful. ayiowaibtan On Lmbianka I can’t help. If the NY Times won’t help, and there is nothing in any aguncy files —can this bo?— I guess you’ve had is. Here again you might capitalize on the absence: can they b”
“4-00000 He represents nothing. He’ sort of hopeless person. She’ very dynamic woman. Verges claimed that she had become a police informer, for . - **1 / as... the Algerian police, and that We she talked to very opposite groups and to occasionally, 2kax*a*ked to Mamani of t”
“Dryer, qui devait se rendre en Haiti le 24 mai pour te vois mais qui a ‘ ad renvoyer son voyage, apres les nouvelles de la derniere tentative d’invasion. V|. Je lui ai encore cause recemment au telephone et il a cu ame faire part des : resultants negatifs de ses efforts, toujo”
“— - - - d" a"Ntrhy u% c r i 3 J 4 1 CAIENCATION as xror STIG NO MO SPATCH Ton... Chief, VP. 8-3-0-2-g-T CBLA-38,485 11 - LquATEES TUS N3 c ---R o -e h p ,9 .e 11-500. Chief of Station, London 24 Dafl May 1963. 11 0LGYVAY.%AZAR Charles asop Br.ew..SA. 4 - 0P3% ”
“valour exigee, je dots te dire que je suis heureux de savoir que tu detiens une . ... procuration generale en bonno et due forme t’habilitant a ratifier tout ce que i -:, nous pourrions entreprendre a cette fin. . .: :. .. : ... ** 1 . : S&parement, par cette meme voie, je te ”
“no dole point douter de notre ' devourment your Cleaard. 11 caid, ct tu dole cuosi lo cavoir, cue nous no ;. saurions Jamaio marchander notre cencoura aun ent pour qui nous avons h plus i , grande affection ot your cui noun comes prots A consentir tous les sacrifices : person”
“A April 2v, lvs Boo’d Bay 26, 188 D7WA/3LAS Desr dr. Thank you for your letter of April 9t2, 1833. I ca pure you will understand bist tho delay in enowaring has boom due to ay offorts to gathor the information neodod for • dotailed response % your quoetions. I have had s”
“office Be had- well the only person who worked with the magazine was somebody - in the Ministry of Finance who writes under the name of Jalet. He does . land)) the economic section. I forget his real name — maybe Roget. Be handled articles Common Market things. That's wh”
“1 i . B. BCHWARTZENBERG pAnIG,L. 19, DECENDRE „1o9 [i, Avocay a LA cous * 90, PAUGOURG MONTMARTRE A • PARIS IX !: :.%.. ------- ** Ke” . TEL I TArreour 03-10 :: ou •2 4 03-10 :I, sua acweez-vove a ta mAFP. GIBSON C/VERGES - .2 4190 •. w.t.t, 3. : . Monsieur GIBSON 32, Ha”
“eenvivial but 0 o tired to firaltce our. eontres ts. Tomorrow ct 10. dpan-hile : ohutu getting raxious and has done what he ean. Alorted General B:bezo whi in vaiting for me in Kacina. I ai to fly there tonorzov X 5. Assures me • at materiel, transport, planet of: erp.therd. C”
“le 2b mai pour te vois mais qui a' da renvoyer son voyage apr^s les nouvelles de la dernibre tentative d’invasion. ♦ Je lui ai encore cause recemment au telephone et 11 a eu a me faire part des , resultats negatifs de ses efforts, taujours en fonction des memes circonstances. ”
“couldn’t complete a eantense on the phons) end meeting I January. De Poeglin re-useted Mathica, who a high official the Bions canto section dealing with agriculture problems to eat a 6crL08 of PLotos 109 ns. Mathicu att me at the office 8 January and cant to on sit ecrwumal l”
“in Bornoo •• 1 •• •• An American in Algiers Don STEFFEN r. Ouba S1! SINE y r Nogroes with Guna Robert F. WILLIAMS no African Art ece 0 Jass: Renaissance or Decline Philippe KOSCHLIN Jasst Tho Avant Gardo Lo Roi JONE3 is Sports and Racier in South Africa Rosa ly”
“facilities. Ie vo neg crews there. thov conld 1 iya together A9 I’m pure none of wni;ld want to toko families. Pood is expensive hot no more =0 r A o P in Tripoli. Cor gA co] Jne gel • t A little over 4() cental cal 1 on which ien‘t bad.oNothinalisbeine imponted into the Co. ”
“friendship with these wo reona ■ tight have o gin whom suspicions that Algeria was involved. He said "th not noy • , and have too many problems of 060 to meddle in Tunisian • It was a plot mounted andsupported in Tunisia itself." 10. Personal inforution gained: DUB 25 Dec 19”