404-1021710215 . te of* ~~ SECRET - p »*] a Director . Vederal Burean of Investigation Attention: Mr. 8. J. Papich PEOR +: Deputy Director for Plaas | | a | | ! i | : i. A wuslly pelistle anurcea bad reyorted the f.lloawlag summary of his scaversation fa London is iate December 1904 with. x eee] oe ORO aE OG Rehan GDsedil, “8 freelance writer, forndr Chairman ofthe Fair cade i Play Cor Cura Comittee and furmer editor of the Zngilsh edition . 2 of Revolution. GIP6OR, « very light-saloned Ameriesn pegro parriead to an Englishwoman, vac vorking ia the Columbia BrosJdeast- isg Systen (CBS) newsroom vhen along vith another couleugue, Robert \-Lrower, he estabitaned the Pair Play far Cuba Commitee fa the carly ro At ’ “ig00's. GIbOH vas in Cute several tines Im 1901 and hac met Fidel a Cuatro Rust and 2rneate Guevera Berga, oad various ether Cubana off Lelals. ee nee ag yo ATA O™ aw “{ @. Bichard GIBSOS stated that he mew quite vel) Robert : per Wiilises, the Anerican Hegro from Monroe, Borth Carelina, vho bad enigrated to Cube and pew seems to commte between there and Pelalng, China. 3. According te G1sc02, he felt that the situation among Amer ; fean wegroes (from vhat be could tell in Europe) was beconing very ! ésngercas. He said that be bad met im both Londen anc Puris quite a 7 : feu young Americen negroes in thelr late tesns passing through en : route to Prague, Czechoslovakia or Habaan, Cula for guerrilla ang ul sabotage trelaing. Be further sald he bad tae feeling tha. withia je eix soaths to 4 year these trainovs vould begia infiltrating back i - into the United States in pursuance of Willinas’ iéem of en urben a geerrilla movenent. ! bh. After he left the Pair Play for Cuba Comittee, GIESON re- ” lated thet he was reccmmendcd by the Algerian Amtesendor to the si United Batioas (name not given) to be oa the staff uf Sevolution 7 LfB +- 1 @ Ss enpy i SECRET wt oowke. er! eee we ee tte ne eranmclepnaene ne ett ene ee ee ee eee
14-00000 5 a v afticains lo Algiers, which sae then edited by Jacques Varges. When the aigerlans removed Verges, GIBUOH stated tnat be followed Verges to Paris vhere the uatter set up Ae-olution. According to GIBGOS, he served as editor of its Eng.izh-inngunge versiun firet ig Paris and then in Lausanne, Seitteriand, uxtil a few soutas age, ‘ when he split vith Verges, uho still owes him money ant «ham he Ls suing. Verges hineelf loved Preach high so:lety, gowd food aad lux- arious living end speot wost of his time is politica, agitation. fhe pagitime vag in fact largely edited ty a Vie.samese ca its staff tho often wrote uncer other psevdonyms. fhe sa.e of the ragazine vas eetwmlly Guite apall. The Chinese bought -pbout 32009 eoplesa of each _  feeue but recently as neany’as 15,000 copi¢s ef “Gach iaeue vere piling 9 °°" wp ungold in @ garret in Parle. Andersen” in Iausanoe vas definiteiy ; @ paid Chlowse agent but he was on bad terms vith Verges. cation VAUD. SER: co SRS ace ER “ eae ee” be ‘Bouree indi ated te jt GIBSON ceemed to be a very relaxed and quite mmorous negro intellectuml. GILSOH seid he had worked for Revolution because of Biz intereats iu Africea and Asiana iadspendence Bovementa - had sever considered bineself a Commumist and éfd pot now. Revolution, scearding to GIBSO%, had many persunal contacts vith Prot- skyltes and their was certainly considerable Trotekylte ioflueace in It. “a ' af a alee uaaied PS RUNP I camo % Seats S * das aquarters Comment: Source is probably referring to Hlls an 207 sna Andersson cf the ia Cite publishing firm in Sviteeriand, vbich : priated the Revolution before it »as banned im that country. He ne LS Bee @ continuing interest la Centre Lealae, a propaganda orga . 7 | Teportedly sponsored by the Chinese Communiets ete ” _ Gder-316/00038-65 - : a — pnp/ca/ nT Jenn (22 Jamuary 1965) > Distribution: ‘ , a Ms . ’ ‘ 5 \tevesmeas dam wettestoat defigtnacimaathettettemstiereentett tae fe erence th att te Sn mes witinenh Sime mee" we 9 tte one come te ARERR ae sine « orteesls Gaettnetoeestremetl Biasaetiotete tim tom = —efeannnee ponents ecetahananie aanamsibanser pone ais “ Hel ee, Orig. & 1 - Addressee ~ . . 1 - Department of State 2 ~~ - CI/LSN - . 1 ~ CI/RRA i ~ oe - RID/FI ; 1- ey _ : wib\Wie & a, ; SF pu VBOED Dep ee CnET pa (- 3000S2.:, . “iss Yates akbok cae gy titi |
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