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13-00000 SE CRE a a REPORT NO. . DATE DISTR. 32 May: 1963 April 1968 © SUsIECT (fanvieA) / Honth) ) Monthy Intelligence. Report ne For April 1908 , ° o AeQ pee ee, EEE EIELDNO. io” “CO. (Jamaica, Kings’ n\24 May 1968 | - SOURCE he Available in the cra. tiprery ja &. copy of the: Monthly Report for April 1968 prepared by the Special _ : Branch. of the Jameiean iahedaeitone le Service. 2.  €2)- ‘Kenneth ROWS: thas been. imeoxmed by ‘Sonny | JAMBSy Chairman of the CARIBABAN OCTOBER CONGHESS (coc). of 1L5 Huddlesten Boad, London, H.7, that: the cos is artiliatea with the Campaign Against Racial Diserimination {cARD) - amd was trying to make it a #militant massline one”, ROWE waa. asked bo help by writing articles for the, and to geet up a Selidarity Geoup ce amalil committee to diatribute in the Caribbean-Eetia American. region documents that would be gent ° * to him ebhout: "white-fasciat" attacks against black people . Living and working 3m Bugland. - ROWE was asked to accept an . appoliniment aa am Overseas Baitor and/or representative of CTAAP and... *Paoples Yoicse', a publication of CLAAPP: and to. = gend fuxe- publication each month, an article. end: news commentary... > ROWS was asked sto say how many sopies he would, require for . oh sale losaiv.. it famaicanSerktoce Comments; GLAAP ia. believed - , to ve the Coribbes»y Fatin American APfairs Publications, ~ 0 | 374 Grays Inn Read, London, Wee... (oz: which dAHES iss oe sean) the publishers of "Carxib! magazine: which is banned in: Jamaica.,: Baward o/e Eddie RODNBY, ae brother of Dr. Walter RODNSY, came ; +o noties 3m 1964 as @ member of the Editorial Board. (Assistant Editor) of the ‘Carib-Ieatin Ameridan Affairs Publications. be. RODNBY Lived with him in London from 1965-66 and nocompaniod : dence *
13-00000 - ate to “poetines of various ‘extromist groups with which he -: : was connected.) § (Field Comment: Dr. Waltex Anthony RODNEY?? eo _ Guyanen » employes of the University of the West Indies in. .- oc. ho Kingston, waa :reported ta bave camvened = meeting of UWE | -"). students on campus on 13 February 1963 in connection with” ae revolutionary | eotivities.) ae : Ye). FAMED ‘also forwarded to ROWS a “eirenlar ee) ster, addvesssd: ‘ro FOWR and the members of the JCWM, by the Chaivman, A.B. ER. HART, and Secretary, RW TBE, of the’ 7: October Organising Committee for tha WORKING PHOPLE'S PARTY | OF ENGTAND (were), 454 Barlafield Road, Wandsworth, London, ao, 2S, informing. him that on 4 and 5 May a Gongress of “Teniniat citigens . ef Bngkand and other citizens living, 7! working and atudying in ionden, would be held to inaugurate —- 2 the: WPPE? and requesting him to send a delegate from the — WM and/ or a. featernal message of revolutionary ro mee ond solidarity to the Congress. In support: of this JAMES . informed BOWE: that. the members of the WEPE were the only . ‘white people who: had quilgtiy but publicly ¢coperated with. ; ‘and supported the COC, and they and the AFRO~ASTAN LIEBRATION: _ FRONT (XMPR)- (vepresenting the tevolutianaries of the national... . Liberation movements with headquarters in. London) had tested. and proven the WEE members ta be the only genuine Hasslate “ Teminista im Beitein.. ROWE was told that it was very... - = - important and of great urgensy te their cause: that a message of solidarity for the Congress. should be. sent Prom the JCWM. 000. Pamaica Service Comment:  &. message: of-soliderity hea been » --.- gent by ROWSS A maabex of copies of 'Carib'. and ’The. Crusader! {also probibited-im Jamaica). and.s.variety ‘of small arbi: z Ausviea Vand raeis stickers, were. » forwarded to ROWE. us a eas fin ao ‘is’ gaia. thet ‘posause: of his “jos ROWE mow has ‘ma tine. to devate to meetings, but he has heen’ : making? a. ‘whuax' oF: “the Bible in which ha has found certain -" | Passages - dealing: with: reve lution which he believes he can use tea. advantage, and has conceived the idea of developing bis. revolutionary movement.along religious Lines,.as the. , Jamaieaan people are more inclined ta | Support orgenisations Le with B. relight ous flavours . Be. Be ,. Ciieaat ‘JAGAN a ee kas oe TNE key ; “Cmedal. JAGAN arrivea in! Jamaioe by Bee ‘from. iondnn - via. fomtre aL om LL April. He was mot met a: arrival. at Palisedoss “Airport: “but. wast driven to-the home of Dr. Olive « BOMAS bys paasenger whe: arrived on. the aame. aircraft. |. His: .- presende. thes’: Xslend was net gener ally lmown and. no intoxma— ‘: bioxt has. beer: eeceived that. any neeating. om discisaion took - 2 place. On 32 April De... ‘PROMAS . acqompanied him to the. Airport, . . and he Latt: for Curacao enroute to Port~of-Spain-and Georgetown (Fisla Comment: Dr. Clive Yolands LHOMAS, a Guyanan, is an - extren ae Leftiat.and a Jlacturer on saonomica at the University c the Weert. Indies - > UWT. Ge - ‘Illegal, Demonstretion at Lluidaa Vale, St.. Catherine , (1) On 9. Apr ri. a group of citizens in TlLuidas. ale staged am illegal march in commection with the funeral of D+, Martin Tuvkher KING. The police had difficoukty in bresking up the demonatration snd subsequently arrested 9 of the leaders, BAsil JACKSON, a aon of Councillor Ldwin JACESON, and Delroy BSCKES2D (NPR), a schoolteacher. Voaurees oF bratelity herve bean made against the Police, and om £0 April JACKSON and BSESCEPORD comsulted Dennis DALY with m view to primging an achion for assault. taey book the arrangements Yor (socia + & Singgton bo visit Lluidas Vala at en early date to. . 5 te 4 ° - VALUL a why I cL + s 8 + ~ ee Leshure | ! i . |
13-00000_ ~ invited te. -vieit Liuidas “Yale wher. arrangements fox the lecture. also cireulst ted to memberse si. it wan. REA, that a. spscial ‘sub-committees: has been: set up ‘to test whe the: suck. ‘action by the Government: amounts to. ‘institute such procesdings,. it will be nacessary to raise ‘the conference: scheduled: ta .be held at Mona .in May in order .and let De. THOMAS- know as B00n aa a. reply vas received. — oe books whieh he had found usefull in the. teaching: of econcmic . a5 Ly sore ag Cock. ‘ANDERSON: “of. the. were completed... (Jamaica Service Comment::... JACKSON, “who. daseribes. himselt . as 8 Radios Engineexs_and. Sociological - Student, Left Jdamsica in 1959 for England and spent four years there. studying Radio and Taleavision Engineering. a 1953 he went to Spain and during 1963-64 made frequent visits to TAn ngiers..- _In' June (1964 be was imprisoned in Spain for. = drug amnuggiing. ‘He waa deported ta Tangiers in. April 1965,° and eventually repatriated to Jamaican om 22 June 1965. He declared tp be 4 stenneh supporter of Communism and bad — Communist Literature cou his possession. He was at that time close associated with a member of tha YOUNG SOCTALIS? IB AGUE (isn) who iived. at Linuidas Vale.) .: De ; The. Jamaioa Gounei2. for. Human Rights, & (4). “the “Sarst issue of the Newsletter of the Jamaice Couecil for Human Rights ( JcHR) was circulated | eo. members during the month. . This is to be'a ‘quarterly ©: pulication. It waa reported that in addition to Dr. Me Be DOUGLAS and Neel EDWARDS, Mrsa.. Leon BROWN of the Jamaica _ Teachers! Association and. Edwin. JONES OF THB MEW WORLD a GROUP (NWG) were co-opted to the Mamaging Committee for’ 9: 1967/ 63. At the time of publication of the Newsletter there. were only about 90 members, and the total. ‘xyespources of the - Couneil were £20.7.3. Copies.of the: Constitution and Bove statement by the Council om "The Passports Issue" Were. (2) 2 Ox. the Subject of. me: Winston Davia, ‘Case? e to investigated: “the. whole ‘question or passports and the - Council. is investigating the ‘possibility of legal action. an infringement of the citizen's Constitwtional. Righter. Co If the Coumeil's lawyers advise that it is worthwhile to | subatantial funds to enable. the Council to sponsor thia - CASE 4 Members have been asked to. give ‘their gupport. Be ‘The University of the West Indies oe aoe . “Clive THOMAS © : ; De: \Ciben’ Conaul was asked by. De. “mHOMAS = to ascertain: ‘whether. Cubs. would be interested in attending. that an imyitation conld be gent to. his@overnment... Ne- reply had been received by VETAZQUBZ who promised ta bend a. reminder ia understood that the University proposed, to invite Dr. Salvador VILASECA, the Cuban scholer... Dr.. THOMAS aago.. requested copies of theback issuem of the Panorama ‘Beouomica ‘problems. - (Pteld. Comment: This conference was to: be known. as "The Commonwealth. Caribbean: Dimensions of Hemisherica — Development »' Fe (2) ° he Guild of Undergraduates, Cee testy a tene On. 2s. Avril RS alph .CONSATARS,. prosCambiinist pene Coe ne SoLenoces ‘student from Bt. Vincent (Honthly F Report for -LO67, para. 1066, reters) was @leated President of | of Undergraduates for the academic year 1968/69. ‘is also Direator of "The University Student Sneaks BHlections to f111 other usecutive posts in the were iced for 2 Mar. cars me et aetna seaetpteen
13-00000 mS 4 ae. ‘On 26° Apwit’a ‘public. discussion on Cava Liberties in the Caribbean! was held at 2A. Camp — Road, Kingston, by the Department of Extra-Mural Studies im collaboration with tha POLITICAL ACADEMY. (Pa). Roy | JOBNSTONE, President of the PA, presided. About. bthixty— five persons attanded. Edwin JONES, a sepresentative of the NBW WORID GROUP (NY¥G) om the JAMAICAN COUNCIL FOR — HUMAN REGHPRS (Scum), jed the discussion. The other speaker iors. “-" w+ wag -Nalcbex RODNMEYS" “Soth speakers-referred to tha "suppression 2. .”) : of civil Liberties" by politicians in the Caribbean Islands and particularly in Jamaica... De. RODNEY spoke of the suppression of the black people by the whites and urged. the biaek people to organize and fight ageinst this. The - time hed come hea said, for black people to rule. Only by forca could the black people of the Caribbean Islands frea themselves, only in Cuba were civil Libe ties enjoyed by the peophe. Hea recommended that the citizens of Jamaica ~ should be armed and traimed and taught. to defend civil So libertes. Hd condesmed “Police brutality”. .He oriticized | - the seigure pagaports by the Government ‘and, in cone _Lusion : - said that he would not ba surprised if the Government Placed — restrictions | on’ bin for his opEn sriticiam of. its policies. _ wa te) “Ameng those who “took part’ in the ” a - cpen discusson were Dr. Lloy) BABNRTT, De. M. BL _DOUGIAS  : Bichard JACOBS, Prank GORDON and Winston. DAVIS..3 ALL: : condemnes. "Police brutality"and the selszcre ‘of passports .: DAVIS said that Jamaicans should resist Police’ ‘brutality. -- He sada’ that the Govermnent permitted public protest. againgt descrimination and suppression in foreign countries, but | danied the right of Jamaleans to | protest: ‘Sgainst | Anjuatice | in their own country. oe % 'p FP. Subversive Tsiterature | aa Sa Cy ‘During ‘the month. ‘ae a- ‘total of- 577° ‘copies of Chinese - ‘Literature. exrived- in the taland and eight. copies WO Pe seigead. . : (2) One hunaread copies of Tntormat ion ‘Bulletin fran. Czechoslovakia were alas seized. ; : |G. Cubden: Activities wy - Oo | men deriva, of Cuben Refugess._ ee - a (ay. On 7 April. at about 0900 hours,” a, Cuban. BPighs ne poat arr rived ‘at Negril Beach, ‘Hanover with 24. Cubang - i on bosrd. They had left La Sanja de Monte Bordo, near Playa. (TAS Coloradas, 4 Baba on 6 April. TIwexrty three were tefugees , ine huding” four families, The operator of the beat, Sergi —- BASOQ PALACIO, who alleged that he was: forced. to male ‘the trip; wes handed over to the Cuban Consuli" The refugees have asked Low political eso Dia. pending adniasion to. the United Sta tes 94 Aumaxcheos a - aan (2) Arrival of Cuban Tug | Boat 8 ingston feom Cuba on 15 April and departed from. Montego Bay one, an 14 Apeil. Phe purpoas of the visit was to transport to Cuba nee 7 . IE brought t6-Jeamaica used by Cuban. refugees,- The. three. face eb ~oOAEH Were taken aways Sergio BASO PATACTO™ yetirnad” tou. om Rrernmene . phoard the NATACHA, The Cuban Consul, Armando | NVEDAZQUEZ, ees “as ed the boawh after its arrivel in Kingston and was als oye asenmt 2: Montego Bay when it departed. | fa). te. Buban. Wag | Boat, _NATACHA, exxived in. ~ Manuel HECHSEVARRIA SANCHAS |. on 17 April from Mexico and ~" rouke ‘to Guba. Ha was mab e eet
13-00000 Q : : Abt has. been. ‘reliably meportead thatt- Mra. Stephen HILL Onoenes of Robert HIIL) of Celebrity Concerts is meking arrangements-for the National Ballet of Cuba. to pexrfo in Jamaies,*: The Cuban Gonsul participated 3 A the discussions | a attendant on thase arrangements « : ea We Lal ct “gy * ST WANCE — During the month. an ‘amount of £625 was, a a _reeaived from: Cuba - +hrovgh Barclays Bank for the Cuban. Consulate." oo. )6|. She. sumo £335.6.8.was_ceredited to-the- Consulate!a- Materiak-- deeount at the Royal | Bank of Canada dnd £291.13.4 to the -.. ' Special Account. . (Jamaican Service Comment:. This amouldt has now been eatablished monthly by the Ministry of External, — AgPaira im: Havana through. Barclays Bank.) He - RASMARARTAN Activity “G)- “Herold LAWRENCE | ofe Duekie, self-styled leader | S@ the Rastafarians in Bavanne-la-Mar, and George MYERS were the speskers ata meeting organized recently by the Anglican” Hrothexrheed of. St.;. Andrew in Savanna-la-Mar, to which seven. Rastafarians. were: ‘inryited to give s brief _history of their |. doottine o. i. LAWRENCE, gseaid that ‘they were deopised and ‘rejected wa oc... and lore whieh they preachad, But Ebbylon me, “the Weatern World. “s ‘7. . would goon fall by wiolence and they would then establish » ne God's Righteous Fingdom., .MYBRS called for toaleranne: and... veapece for the Bestafarian doctrine. He. referred. te. the injustices being: meted owt to the beetherm ~— ~ oppression: by. “E the Government, brutality by the Police and rejection brs: society - _ ~ ween bad ‘resulted in thebratheen developing, a violen . a, their “search pe, eomfen ty and Jiberation: the had turned’ te! Haile: SELASSIE, He. seked= ‘the, Shurohs. thes Reform cmarta) = a oO Contact’ “with Bett Wing: “(ay . On 51 March, Waltes RODNEY, accompanied by | , hia wite ‘and. ‘ohildrens.. went to Eemps. Hill, Clarendon, whsre . “he held a. private: ‘diseussion with Claudius HENRY, Edna HENRY, Rupert AHWEB ‘and Kenneth. MORGAN. - RODNEY statea that his ne . involvement: withthe: Baw. Greation Peacemakers. Rabernacie - . {NCPT}) depended on'-thecontinued expansion: of the nioveen andtthe . training f) young. men ih revolutionary’ niethods He referred ta ‘the: worsening’ economic ‘aitnatior Tetrn . which, hs. ‘deolared;. would: drive the: masses..to rebellion, . the. extent of which” would, be determined by: ths. effec tive organization: of. ‘sack Zoos. as the. -NOPS. The - moves rt: ‘sould! be quits useful: beeause, any Ieadexr ‘who: ried. ‘to quell the, anger of. the magses. ‘wougal. be swept away..°'He stated that,. KEM LOZAKE had met Peter-PBRERA, formerly of Knox Printery, . whe was 4° Trotskyist,.:Ha.olaimed that he himself was.a- tro tskyist. aad: had studied TROTSKY! s assessment of. the ‘Fourth : Intexnational Revolution. In his. views, the "Colonies" were ready for -a revolution and if the preasure : ais kept up cand’ .cbhhe messes ‘trained, hn due, Course, “Captelien’ could: be ‘overthr r Sota Serene tin ae atten oo = Sr aeedal Sine et ate wnt len: sea wennerg sto LET Cp) > It waa the opinion OF. HENRY ‘and bis ‘papporters: that bith the nutthex. of able-bodied men in: the organisation,: a cucnessful- revolution” ‘could, be: ‘PLaAnsds cmon iis t the . Governisnt: . at oa future date. With"this in mind; HENRY is now planning. - perme bo isunch an active: eampadgen: “throughout: the Island sana Bose el J mMe@orubt as: meny yOUuUng men ag possible: into the’ movement. ns : . Ce} MORGAL N  sugeeated that | as , many Nope? members Va possible should be enlisted into the Army and ths Police Tet hes bhey would obtain worthwhile training and valuable MGA 4» gpoke of tha nesd for Literatures and said oan Bh ALRPISYS” whe is employed at the Coban Consulate, fa? 4 webaa ie utente
13-00000 “had prominsd $6) obbaise ‘gone for the. ganization : ana delLives same at 164 Chartes Street.” » (Jamaioa Service Comment: . peter the conference, AUWER stated that in his opinion RODNEY working for an international organisation with the intention of establishing a revolutionary movement in Jamaica and that he bed seen the potential for a revolution in ths NCPL. Be also thinks-that RODNSY feveurs the Chinese/Cuban form of Comauni.s 3)... (eld: Comment: Rupert AHWER is a member of a. nn -. seerek- wevelatd OMary” group within the JOWMA) ; : “75 Waltham Perk Road.’ : “Daring ‘themonth | weekly meetings were held by the HCP? at 75 Yaltham Park Road. Rudolph.GORDON and Roy GREY were the chief speakers. , Reverances were made to therecent assessination of Martin . Inthes KING and a warning issued that.the Prime Minister | should be earefnl as he might be the. next one to be shot. | er {Members - were encoureged. to. join a Spertner™. of ten shiblings ae weekly ae this would assist in the ‘umning of the: ohurch ).. a ; GORDON otated. that HENRY was gathering soldiers to "Sight the war" He spoke of the inoreased, texes levied on. the. oN. allowances. He cefurred te the hardest nina endured: “by. Cubans. ..° ° under BATTSTA and praised Pidel. CASTRO for what he yas. going | ; ope ‘for hia country. Theses who were jseving Cuba. he accused of ; a having 2”. “eolonial® mentality. : anor . tape of. the ‘activities im Rompe HEIL were, the three-day celebration: and | Baptism. fron 30 March’ tol’ April when AHWER and about 78 others: were baptized,:: ( thos bringing | the total munbex, baptised to about. 839) end the funetion“in houcur of HENRY'a 65th birthday on | 28 April. The day's. celebration commenced | at about 11.00 an. . with a pasudo religious Bervlee conducted. -by HENRY, followed © an by a march past. by the Boys Brigade and ‘the crowning of <_. ‘'. HENRY by Omroy BROWN.:\ Phe crown carried a black star which: oo BROWN seid symbolized the BLACK POWSR MOVEMENT (ZPM) of which _ HENRY is the Teadar,. and .that he. would, ‘veign ‘forever. .— aa . In his adéress, AHWER. said that it wes Blaak ‘Power that woud. defend the Black man's rights: in Jameioa so. they should. _- ‘support. HENRY... Ha was then presented, with: ‘gpeveral, envelopes: containing. money. & At the: regular meeting HENRY. continued. to declare. bis: ‘intention: to" take avex™ “the. Government by’. 1972 and asked his’ ‘members % be. loyal to. ‘bi: cy very soon: they would be- calle a upon. o. dafend. the” Cause. gre turning backs forxrhis. ‘work and worth had: ‘gained’ the recognitic -oF the Socialists. in. Jamaica and he. would establish lode oe. Government. with bombs’ and - “guns. He. apoke.. of the viotinisatic of NCP? members. by the Governmentand said there would be: “blood im Jamaica. for the Goverruent believe. that they are ~ might". ‘The Kingdom of Ged, he maid, ia a ‘Soodialisg one and, his (HENRY) kingdom: will be like it * offering shélter and clothang te the peor. He was no longer interested im the | a Bek otkPried Mavemént as he ad his follovers ‘ust enjoy ~ a baal amenities ia Jamaica. He waka ‘thet he had been sant to deliver the poor people from their sufferings and like CASTRO, i friend, » be was determined to deatroy the feeeh men in ica. Despite the erPorta of the Government, HENRY: dsclaréa, 2iLeca would very shortly embrace Communism and nothang could. this. AHWEE stated that HENRY intended to establish a abist Governuwent in Jamaica which would look after the ‘a oF thoge who have been rejected by tha Capitalis wment. He emphasised that all the leading countries vorld were Socialist controlled. The Hepes Bekercy is” vted te be doing = flouriahing business, and menbers Leal delivery of bread thxughout the Island will orfar oS vogdestubl wpportunity toa spread the doctrine to the people fen entriedn ed AMaNLAL AD GRsbnen tart
<a" S$EOQRE BNO 3 PORBIGN DESSEM es with whom they < come in gontact and ‘to orgeniae groups. | With? ee +his in mind, they have been asked to subscribe towards the . gurcghase of vang for this. PUTPOBE « - (4) NCPY activisies were. also noted during the : month at Green Bottom im Clarendon, in Braes Riverand Middie ~ Quarters in St. Blizabeth, and in Fort Morant and Cambridge ~ Hill “in Sto Thomas. “These activities included meetings, ¢ recent thang drives, distribution of literature and, baptisms. Je Ethiopian — Woria Federation Lacorporkted om About | 30 persone attended @ meting of the Ethiopian World Sa Federation Ingorporsted (zyvPT) which was held at Ia Corona’ . Yall, 7L North Street, on 18 April. Haughton BROWN atated that the fund-raising drive would comtinue in the Corporate . ., rea in an effort to increase the amount of £760 already’... so collected te sand a delegation to Afrisa. He said that ‘the © Ua Federat jen had been granted permission to stage a march. in .. ingston on 21 April. . This would terminate at Ia Corema Hall where a concert would be held as part of the eelofxation © S0 manic the 23ra Anniversary of Haile. SELASSIS's reigns 7 Be Bthiopian Orthodox Charch. (Boe) (1) Ata meeting of the wee nora ‘at eat Svanish - . . own Road recently, and attended by’ about: 25 persons, Zo we FELT IT. Monroe SCABTET "the “pees t™ speaker; “paid: thet’ the Movement - oe waa on the verge of collapsing because members of the Cult = vere not Yirm enough with the Government. about. the, question of repatriation. He suggested that they should. organise. parches in am effort to forse the Government to gend then = pack to Africa, and he urged. them to emulate the. American iegroos who were fighting for their freedom. (a) SCARIET said that ‘Dr. Me Be Douglaa had been asked by some Ras tafarians to become the head of the orgenisati on -and he was willing to: assist them with. their plans. a Te Universal Negro Emproveme nt Association (oneza) (1) Copies of, a” ‘fedrhet issued by: the ‘(onta)” were | found at the intersection “Of Hanover/ Law Streets,- Kingston. ‘recertiy,. The sddreas of its office {49 Hast - Queen Street) na! is that of Chriatopher: LAWRENCE 's JAMAICA CONGRESS OF. LABOUR, (seb). Et ia mot yet known what, if anys ‘connection exista” between the twa organisations. ror fore ee Me Nation of Telem (wor) {1} A445 Church. Street - Members. of the WILSON. faotion: of the NOIvecently removed from 165H King’ Street to tha’. - above address. Two neetmges were held at B44 Church Street at which the speakers, David WILSON-eand Eugene AFEFLICK,. a: anounced Ghristianity AS taught. by the white man. and . ; encouraged the audienas to accept ‘the doctrine Of “Team 7 as taught by Blijah MORAMMED who had been’ “eélied™ to" ‘xedeem the Wack race. — see {ay During “the nonth Pour ‘meett ings were ‘haid. B rexcy E HAYIES, the boxer, — said that he was impressed ine and hed written té6 Blijgeh MOBAMMED askerié - 8 “aap to enable him to study in one of tha Islan im the UGA. Errol TEVY said that only a revol- tha white man's gpracticos of robbingthe blad: rus a: : soe Web w fly 4 a t i
13-00000 oe oo Pa pe nm - 8 Bo R B: eae PORSIGN ‘DISsEH, (bp) At ‘the ‘necting on 24 April, Ceceil CAMPEELE * of/o Prince Buatexs. stated that premises 47 Charlea Street belongea’ to him and he was willing for it to be-used : a for the agaistance of the black race. He cmlled for unity 9.7 amonz bisek people ‘and said that his organisation was Pighting.. to rule damaies...He told members that they should be prepared +o neet the Rey. SHBRRIGPS X who would soom be visiting the Island. (Field Comment: CAMPBSILL has spoken over Kingston | brosdoasting atetein Radics Jamaios and Radiffusion - EJR. Reverend SHSRRIPIE KX is probably the Arabic organisational name for Shomas VIEY,.an American Black Muslim who together — with one Robert FRASIER recently. visited CAMPRELE. - -PRAZISR | and VIRW were seised in. early Hay by theJamaican police in oS -~aidon CAMPHBELILE'’s home which also. netted a + quantity of 7 , Dilagk Muslim literature.) cs ms - Ne - Samaios Congress of Labour Ses “a Christopher LAWRENCE ona. Woe. ‘Posey of the Printers’ and Allied Workers Association (PAWA) recently held. discussions concerning the expansion of the PAWA, and affiliate of the - SCL. (Jamaica Service Comment: PUSSY is employed by the ~ fimes Printery, but ia uderstood that vamphiets put out: by the PAWA are produced at the office oF. the. Bingston and. Ste. Andvew Corporation.) 7 fo Pa deg = eet (2). LAVEEROR was also in, contact with Cal iwin pucker: . William CHARTERS and Boy PEITESSRT, and a joixt. letter by the . u ICL and the JAMAICA-COUNGIL OF CONSUMERS’. UNIONS. (Jccu) . protesting againat the. arrival of the 2: on, whieh it olaimed,. would deprive. Jamaicans: of work, as‘ the: chip Wee equipped. with: mechanical loaders , wee sent ta: the: Prime - * Hinieters. ao a “(s) ‘(Piela ‘Comment : > he: sol. recently’ ‘olaimea: - oS credit fox the first masp union actwity ever held in. Janaioa, ue & meeting in commemoration of Dr.. Martin Luther King, in. ~ Jonzary 1963 LAWRENCB was reported to have been in close: . contact with IBITH and Janet. McHURRAY, Canadian Communists visiiing Jomalea to assess the political situation.) . oO. “Black Powex Movement (Bem) (2) - ‘Duriog ‘the: month, "several. Aiecussions were hela: 24 Cockhora Jane soncerning the BEM ASS, (2) “On. the. 5 and 8 ‘April: discussions - werg: “hela” os by George VASSEE. om, the possibility of holding denonstrations ° at the American Bubaaay to protest againeat the \peeaseination. of Dre, Martin Duthexs KING.  VASSEL claimed that there was a - United States. oitined hiding in Jamaica to escape the draft who had in his possession. recording of speeches made by the ate” Maleolm X curing. 1964. One of these was entitled "The Ballot. of Bulleta", He stated that KING's. death disproved his. theory’ oF non-violence. and was bringing. te prominence moma Like... Stokely CARMICHAEL and HR. Rap BROWN. ‘The demonstration - suggested by VASSBL did not in the event take place. ae (3) About 40 persons ineluding Winston MONROR , Josaph SHRISTIS, Roy JSFPRSY, Leonard SOLOMON and one Wy, “SURYAD » the ‘Ama rican’ referred to above, tet at 29 Pourth © Street, Trench Town (Dallas Corner), where SURVAD, identified As Slack Auslin amd @& member of the BPH, answered questions ae t to him by the gathering. It was understood that SURVAD ood iv Jamaiea to so solicit support for the HPH in tha USA 7 4 woh ua ta emtabliah a branch here. The rerord "The we oe Bullets” was played by SURAAD and. recorded by MONRO is i ay er oc. * , a a . 4 (4) Ab this 2 SURYAD gaid that he bad come oo vAintiuos becouse Of ite multi-racial pooulation and because it seen earth cee at
13-00000 WAR ikely that “the civil Rights: boys: would have ‘to comer bere during the summer when they mads things "hott and . were hunted try the Authorities. ; ° 0 (5) Doxing @ privete discussion with SURFAD at ferman EXNG's home in Pembroke Hall, George MYERS suggested 7 at the recording. of - “The Ballot. or Bullets" should be- - culated locally and that Prince Buster should be asked to | iat, with a view to sales being promoted olose to this’. aeig Tndependence Celebrations. oo. red oi ae ex th eh BES eS a “ % (6) sURVAD accepted MYERS! invitation to attend a _get-togat ther which ha waa arranging in Savanna-la-Mar on L May, and to spend a week or two with him there. They Sinoussea the Congress on Racial Equality(dOR#) and the Seu, and it was suggested that a Local Steering Committee b. ould be appointed to sonsider the formation of a group car “WARS paia that everything ‘1 ‘should be. ‘done a to establishéthe Movemest on a firmfooting.. In the absence of a Revolutionary Movement, the "Havolutionaries" should . agquaint themselves of the world situation. He recommended: eviek=) importation of revolutionary literature Prom all svail- | able sourced (with articular enphasis on BPM and Tiberation 7 Struggles in Africa Close contact should be maintained | with tha IEW WORID GROUP-(N¥G), and with the Labour movement, HENRYT's NCPR and any other organisation with a genuine meas appeal. .He pointed.out that the duty of the. revolutionary - was to -coterdinate: and: direct: the ‘action: of the MASAE s.. auring: & revolution. He predicted economia: chaos resulting | from : the present world monetary orisis.. (s) . “(wieia Comment: The ‘Jamaican police: eventually | eatablished % s DAVIS was wanted in the USA for armed. . . roobemy end turned him over to American authorities on - _ Field Dissem: State, CINCSO one meee, ott rn uA ATK AES aleah aay