_° G fx00-415 33 |6) main report, its contents, etc, She was told nothing specific but only that it was the "same oid ‘theme of the revisionists," .SHe asked about DOROTHY HEALY, member of the. CPUSA National i Committee, She mentioned that she met HEALY in Moscow some years ago, and she said HEALY and GIL GREEN were swinging from revisionism . to an outright rightist position. She offered the comment that HEALY | Hollywood and is a frustrated would-be movie | actress “ The conversation shifted to the PLP. The informant. asked. why she had left. PLP and she wanted to know where he fo received this bit of information... He told her that som contacts | in New York ‘had mentioned her leaving PL some time ago She denied that she was ever a member of PLP, but admitted that sie: uy | written articles for them and had spoke_ in their behalf. | , , She admitted that she continues to be sympathetic to the PLP, but was critical of ‘their present line on Black Liberation, -— the working class in the US, and on youth. Uer criticism on PL's i Black Liberation line was that they do not understand the positive. aspects of nationalism; on the working class, she thought PL's ~ | line too rigid in that it emphasized the industrial worker with - little thought to the general laboring masses; on the youth, a her criticism was that PLP was unable to see- anything progressive - “in a youth movement which was not _ composed of workers She alsg had before. her a copy of the 2/69 issue of (se Hoc Bulletin'PWhich she had obviously gone over very carefully “Since the margins were filled with penciled not tions, She aiso said that she had differences with [the. angie, he working class as set forth in this issue of the ['BulleTi The informant dismissed this with the ee that this issue was tne product of "our youth section.' “The informant told Gr auGfontacts with. the Revolutionary Union on the West coast. He mentioned the name "Comrade LEIBEL" several times,.and she at one point taterrupted him to inquire if | this is the comrade who was in China.. unformant answered in — the affirmative. He then told how (the AH ad gotten some. _ answers to some questions which ow Gi Chinese desired as a result ' of a trip to Moscow, and at the direction of BERGMAN, a document was turned over to the Chinese Embassy in Paris. She made no remark at hearing this information. ce “The: conversation te ned again to PLP, | She asked why | . Ge Hoe is Gissrustiul of PL The informant stated that PL's line - ‘is no good, .. neither are’ their tactics. Informant told her Wiles | WW 54464 Docld:32301357 Page 3
= u CG fo-a1883 (sy ALICE JEROME of Chicago was no longer with PL; that she was contacted by BURGMAN in early April and he reported to[the auc {$) Chairman that JEROME was no good for the movement. She. was fo . Surprised and shocked at the ngys that her "good friend" ALICE JEROME was no longer with PLP, FRANK asked way [Aa Hoc Jemains 3 in. the Party. Informant | _ told her that there are some good. Marxist-Leninists in ‘the party i. ea ae among the youth. He further stated that the membership Ad “HogPlad fluctuated over the past few years and as the old | mem ers fail out, they are replaced by youth. of The informant toa FRANK of the work (er angfPo Chicago, i that its main task at present was that of bringing together Blacks. | . and Whites for unity of action in all areas possible, ‘He produced’ a leaflet issued by the Black Panther ‘Party of Chicago which announced a demonstration of members of the BPP and SDS at the U.S. Court House, Chicago on May 1, 1969 in support of Panther leader, HUEY NEWTON, He told her because (AHG as youth in the leadership of both the BPP and the SDS, this int Black-White action was possible FRANK was. most impressed and elated at this development. oe) FRANK was apologetic about her failure to come to |. Vi iChicago as promise@. ‘She indicated that it was getting quite late lig the Spring lan such a mass meeting, but promised to come Ie the Fall. | u) a 8 The informant asked her About SYDNEY RITTENBERG and : ANNA LOUISE STRONG. She reported that RITTENBERG is no longer cunder house arrest and that STRONG was never detained as was once. reported. Informant said he had heard she was -very generous with financial assistance to left organizations in this country and mentioned that the BPP and SDS have received gifts of several { thousand.:dollars from STRONG. FRANK indicated that she was | aware of the gift to the Panthers and - S03 Af u) oo eo. i * Throughout the meeting FRANK was cautious not to reveal _" her contacts and activities, The informant believes that by nature she is a Suspicious person. ., He does not think, ‘however, that she questions. the fact that (Buc is anything other than what it purports to be} 3) Peace iisey inal — During this contact the informant emphasized | the role AHC is playing both in the class struggles at home as a potential | channel for espionage for the Chicoms. It is hoped that in hex contacts, FRANK will pass this information to contacts who are, ont who may become, important persons(to the Success. of this” operatio { ' | | it | i i | WW 54464 Docld:32301357 Page 4