“89 (roat) Carsese, 22 spr-eVenest?, Minister of • today criticised tip 0.8. press for atstorting- - evcirete tg. Conel problem, During ‘• course on international communications la anieh Venneurjah ana‘0.8 neveson are parsietpoting, Groescore ovelerodihis eventryto support fes”
“owed 43,000 Swiss France to 07952149628 Mt a businessman, possibly Swiss, razed KE3SEL and 30,000 francs to the French printer*. In GIBSCS’s view too euch money had been spent on maintaining prestige offices at 40 rue Francois lor, Paris. 6N: 5. When "Africa, Latin Ameri”
“Reports that VERGES 5292 had stolen this money were not true. apaud 4. The publication owed 40,000 Swiss francs to a businessman, possibly Swiss, named KESSEL and 30,000 MANJief france to the French printers, in GIBSOS's viov too much money had been spent on maintaining ”
“Pse 8 i'17>twet >-5afixe felm 1984 1 o* REGISTERED 17th April, 1969. Mr. Charles Henry Brugamann, First Secretary, Embassy of Switzerland, 77/81 Gloucester Place, London, #. 1. Dear Sir, Following our telephone conversation a few days ago, I in now writing for”
“la d’une question prejudi- cielle a toute discussion sur le fond de la somme due. J’attends done votre prochaine reponse et vous prie A de croire, cher Monsieur, a l’expression de mes sentiments • devours. MICROFILMED MAY15 1967 DO. MICRO. SER: I—phoned Schwarzenberga”
“banned Swiss sospitstee, and there was the gneral blowup. Revolution.—They didn’t get very far, except that now it is suspected that 0s, Aliaid he. is more or lessGilwon subsidized by the Swiss police, that he is keeping * Cm e if golne his group, is down to about 15 peop”
“1 Jean En he (00) __ t have gone..____ ~to Algiers., I would like to follow =0/ For-instance, I would y* like to apuzunxapprsonzty say some people down there that I could talk to. Apparently they’ve got a lot more information about Verges and' so on. ak That's what they te”
“1 4-00000 Cn 26 June 6 ubi called and id O Dinseforfon 22 . June and is netarningsthere forfurthe scissions on- Hi S invertionion 27 Junere He stated. th tne orle there are interested in his invention and root X3XEEX3X something could soon be worked out. commented further ”
“*-*--**- - w ® ^ *^ ^ s a lm io m j^ R L se. J. A. worwule B.P. 7697 Leopoldville, 13 Decenbre 1960. Leopoldville". Republique du Congo Bank und Finans Institut Heuengasce 1-0111."1 Berne. .Buteg :Hesatours,. - : Bous 00 pli-jo vous prie de vouloir frouver un oh que”
“Father the ela F20T, 00 Ms GllgeG. 1 * 9. EBP. Allen ectd teas Charles vhe grost Interest end that to besld M1Ro to Inee thy a tee in the W. 8. 6% this time. . weamt/1 vos efcsnschod la ex. convoreatione with Carles to ncentrnte econimte rothrer than ca political unstare uni”
“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 ”
“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 ”
“sejour; he could not obtain one since Verges never agreed to work contract which would be required at the time of application for a carte de sejour). € (In connection with the Verges suit: S/l's French lawyer Pierre -* Schwarzenberg, has not pressed the charges; is Communist ”
“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”
“because: Andersson was rxrepknguhts printing his newspaper, Loe- on- d-vev - E tincelle (The Spark ) 0* He owned this offset press in Lausanne® Anderson also was recruiting people y for the group and he has more connections inside the Communist party, the Billiard Billiar”
“1 4-OOOOC ODUBER’s request for a specialist la personal § security who was trustworthy as ODEBER was afraid i of assassination attempts. ARRTZURIETA reported that the leader of the ca opposition party had set secretly with the French Ambassador there on two occasions. He w”
“French firmuhtoh exports cheap agricultural equipment." Pendorinon on sthe travel of romuiileeswe MIR thes/cove- members and he transferforofAcoivaMer funds. ItAnvolving will also ’oBe be a clearing house for information and instructions. When theanorcosetseds” AFourren-d”
“very small. Could put the magazine out of existence. Jeogus has not contacted and He has only to demand money Grwanin 11 don’t find it in 48 hours could force bankruptcy.But he wauldit ds guardantee that unless someonethatwould(Won he would get his 48,000. To Guarantee P”
“rant la guerre. Le via #qu’elle a en double. — Des LA SITUATION A BERLIN , resse le projet. C’est cette ini- dent des Affaires gatructiona seront. pussees au — . ._ , a ■ tiative qui fait de luj un Grand, les de la prochaine Pol Jrerteur de la Bibliotheque Mr. Folicer tue a Be”
“distribution of October officially. That's political. This ban derived from the Revolution incident, porIt it 2 1We, could stay in Switzerland if we wanted to but had to get out of all political activity. Filler bet w een rasi o na gr o ups on t h e gut a Binne, id e and -”
“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”
“Switserlandm and/then he started .‘ to set up — he had some money, obviously in France • 4. and then he started transferring his funds from Algiers-from Lausanne - - transferred it on his person, on my person - no he never carried any money, but I carried some, and Kessel did”
“14-00000 % Pre i * "AVEICA, ITI 2) ERICA, ATTA azvourIG " ‘ ‘ , ih le RICAACO C:r.os Li b son ENGLAND >« CMGR eo 00 un n 9 wer, ’ *0 AIWa Arris” • +17 The fol owing information was received (* COM C.C F GAAICL e.r in the first half of Cotober 1954 from a source in c”
“1 4-00000 “D y w OFFICIAL DISPATCH 3P VA: cir [ISPATCH NO CFFP-C2 teg *• • • .! rlSSiliCatiA in Clior of Station, Paris PA’t fwov Caler, WE : SUBJECT FredericsIco >H<.•.1. . Frite SDwO li.- GPA-ct, : Fotruar 113 ■61. The follcin €iifernation or Froderie SEBC, b”
“apparently what this meant was that they were holding he Algerian the deposit. Gil Giroset currency. You could deposit money in Swiss banks. held as currency * could -hold in pounds 1 it in give Holy Boldand CarnkmitelllTM a sell order. . this is 5”
“of homosexuals. Not necessarily one himself. Very interesting I did not see Franqui. I don’t know where he is. 4/ I vas getting enough info for personalneeds, / but didn’t vant to overdo it. I do need better story to travel around on. Grippa generally vas busy, lot of peo”
“4-00000 Forges tried to divide things up. On two occasions Verges asked kin 10 to change some money. In one case gave him brief case which contained • ne $30,000 to cash, and asked hi to go to the bank and change it to French francs. I vent into the bank and said I wanted ”
“Bls connoction with Khider. Anderson thinks he got no money after he lort(Algiers). _ -o Ifany came it would have been small sums given to Geneva as expression of friendship. - Jr ary Je Swedish A and T^ V maintains A owes him money because offset press bought @ originally ”
“in his forties with various groups,of political people.• / the senior of the two. had contacts. The Embassy aparently didnt want any "because the people in Marseillesand elsewhere used to go to Berne. Berne, direct contacts.cucks. / : They had obviously first made contacts wi”
“a vepky :see a Bt - 0 Focl. ver th 180 s. 2efs.105, 4y ieto (rAnd P00R) • 494,+0 90407 YER UK AND is ICATASTGLY vrraoi yie HIS PAAT: lo i- ' 00515000 *.X* r.-395 % PAPAL-== ex ZHAASAL DIV1S10BS ADY map coersome to CONTEST 4.6 - .. 2. !) 14 1A 1,,In 1 1288 PRES- RECP”
“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”
“off by the Chinese as a "Trotskyite." GRIPPA has also been quoted as saying that the printing of MCR . mienI’AN ' would be transferred from Lausanne to Belgium and to GRIPPA’® own 1 publishing facility. (This is not known have tak on plar:.) • , C. There have been re”
“cabargol beroep op hen con weld te reven van de tucht de sedig is voor het in Canada Daar dit la de watten gelegde groepje ballingen selfs hier nog met land in de moeuoke dagen die nog OTTAWA — De posterijen, het volle maas de revolutie predikt I. zullen komen De premier zou”
“toD Lueane c Anderson derrit ill me wiangtinng about Verges mounr.the V when Vargas in Algiers. He had cultivated o mes t o Andersons., Mrs. A.vent --- o- - ______ • __ - _ ___ - 1 of attorney to sign for the Verges bank' account in the This anna " November Lacon des Bar”
“14-00000 1 madhouse, you know.i ewe ((He’s now in jail?); in Alguos Now in jail, no charges against him. I understand the US EMbassy is A O trying to get him out (laughing). X don't know whether Dr. Ramsey was actually an agent of some kind, although he had too many confu”
“uljour- en Haiti d’hom ----------- reipoluabiliUs &annMiAo nna Berlin, ajoute cement a-ono Mo a Ten .prone avee lea Ministries den, ------ got d’affaires canadiens qui se declaration publiee eatta une Ainiaeatinn nuit ^ “’ accumulent a 1 Etranger et du Commerce, avee cett”
“4-00000 optics, -3 ..4.43 And his nhjnstxxxpaxpses perspective torard—the Algerians. Be was always talking of going back to Algiers, going to shoot EHXX1M* Gerard • Chalion,* J just because Chalion had inae 0 double-crossed him with the staff. Be thought, well, since I h”
“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”
“1 4-00000 -3- SILSO davotos the creator part of hla activity, however,, to journalica. lip la a correspendint of various French and foreign newspapers, notably the Suico paper "Dor Dand." Ka- la accredited officially to the French Ulnistry of Information. Ko has cotrined ”
“possibilito materielle de ra- Me minor, en dollars americnins, les valeurs avane’os. J’ai personnellement noninto :.. A don contaetin nvee dea bmqutoru d’ici qui offirment quavant longterpa, Haiti - niaim presquesplua de devincs-dollara pour soldor sca comptos A l’ trangor. Autan”
“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”
“exzeara of calery. Jacques V.202 made no attempt to pay these aszoare with the result that the CIBXMla took Legal goticn ens • received judgement in their favour early in Coptanbu? for a cum in excess of £1,500. GIEXCH expects the • VIDES vill bo unable to my this man c? to ”
“14-00000 5. SCHWARTZENBERG PARIS. ECEMBRE AVOCAT A LA COUR ’ B ilS 9P. FAUBOURG MONTMARTRE PARIS-1 X * ag 31 u A ° 4 1 TAITBOUT 03-19 OU 62462-10 ■ 000 RE98 GIBSON C/VERGES 8 en an on 0 cb dn oour deto0r atfr •: a • Monsieur GIBSON 32, Hartswood Road ”
“TOITS Delistan no «3i ■ 26 3*. 1925 /y W 7 ■t3. .C >0 04 (Exeer--6) 02 ■ (en -to: dengse otdngd avongo-ese . reverut fentry • u rear c: .e to the Sudanese borders and hot the Serib:- SSSS control e: the bey ies. statement, Cienga so c fonces c. iteration army are”
“14-00000 X' Serge Schwartzenberg PARIS, ? 17 AVRIL 1967 • Schwartze.. Avocot a lo Cour r. Faub. Montnmrtn PA2S-I- Th 53-19 Monsieur GIBSON 0 30, Stockleigh Hall Prince Albert Road LONUG.X N.w.8 (Grande Bretagne) AFF. GIBSON C/Nouvelles Editions Internationales Cher ”
“sush papers, but that he would first : have to acquire the money. The interview ended with both on. raising their fists in the Ccmauniot salute. 13. Pro questioning our sub-agent, it appears that the : papers CADI furnishes are genuine papers which they obtain through tho co”
“then it goes before faet-findi-- ----- 4 mich. were "in confidence" __ __ __ -. vu. me lawyer in Paris is not energetic. Bro-in-law paid the lawyer 500. franns. % probably thinks that is all he is Question piping going to get out of it.Translations, etc. He shows lack of will”
“had also stolen goue money there, though STAEL’a version was that DE GHOEVS had debta amounting to 400,000 Bolgian Francs. La either dase, it is doubtful that S GRCEVE will return to Belgium.| Lester H. BALVACK 2 April 1962 • Distribution: . Original end 1 - Chief, AP 1”
“each. a program, this station sent 03 10 March 1949 one of scurso’s 1 sub-agents, an Italian immigrant tho had entered France ole- i Castinely, to the Mersoillo CADI,at 8 Plcso do 1a Prefecture, to ascertain if these reports were taus. As QADt cur cub-agent war received by G”
“million francs An cash brought in to 1------ — • --------- . It went behind Ben Bella's back. Verges He maintained later he didn't expect to hold out as tong as he did. Diamila Bouhired C His wife under Moslem law, was asked by Ben Bella if she would marry this bad SoWhe”