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AR wesw abe wth roe some sort of tuerrill: setup in Goain to assist in LATA cote EER OTT “FS obtainiuy inform:tion concerniny activities which es vere T3iny on in that country under tie Coysunist TEE Loyslist i“orces. ¢ Ls tat len he returned to the United otates, na tried Bs to set susnort for his itea frou vorigus sersons. He = received encourareent from and through him met e meber of individuals connéctea with the Com- wundict movement in Sen srancisco, including william “weltneijerran, Communist varty 1+ vader in California, Tarriscisseorac,. then Editor of the “Daily | resnle'ts orld" and Steve™elson. The latter seared wildly in toeest 4 ods proposal but wes non-cemmittal. Giipe °2: that none of these versons belicved thet he “as sincere in his desire and were amused by his ideas but 34 not pul any trust or faith in him inasmuch as he was untnown in the Communist movenen:. Thereafter, - be Come to tashington, D. C. where he contacted Colonel “Ponovan of the O33, who indicated tentative gorrove oT but oo: Tid step Soetern hinself as beiny conol: ‘tely in accord rie Jith the ides. Trrough cretmore Sak, eecretary vo Vite- Peesitent envy wallace, ne was afforded an intervie. ama at ue 4 t aa whe tT won ae see ede Se deed Lk eT eT 7 é whe “3 —_ ith allece, uo apie Li€tTS colimest concernins nis . Mea und took no action. stated he arrénjed to wave dining t UN ]thoais. ole sone event who listened to his rtine Dut vas end {T ery Hon= ont chal. In January Leno, © arransed to see Josenh; Pon nats Ved .~Werome, a Communist Darty Punetionari€f@ ih Te TOrky Voie he s “ approached Guam wich his idea, he receive? nozative re- ee eacnces. Jerse sonerred te be unintereste’ in his idea . and w'en talkiny to .urely azxel a few -ucstions waee about Tutoslevia. Pid tliat ne felt fror. his ae eouy.ct vith ti e@se"Rriaivitsuls that the Conmwuniste carty “ probally jac their ovn sources concerainy vc ude sround _ rovenent in Spain. ~ , a fo ae i Tf