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\ WFO 105-16672 Ne CEPOL ) ZNSE Ve T-3 further advised that MAMEDOV and his wife IR received an invitation to a function from LEE Ss TRASBURG. Mrs. BOWERS said that STRASBURG was an important individual in the New York theater world and if at all possible, the MAMEDOVs should attend. In any event, Mrs. BOWERS told MAMEDOV that he should go ONROE would be present. The informant stated that ye: the function since the famed movie actress MARILYN MAMEDOV indicated he was going to the West Coast, and did not know whether he would be available for this function (A) On May 15, 1957, T~3 advised that si GouNson, Director of the World Affairs Council, Seattle, Washington, told MAMEDOV that his group would attempt to schedule -- MAMEDOV for an appearance on their program during the ~ last half of June or early part of July, 1957. MAMEDO advised JOHNSON that he desired the council have a specific time for him to appear before he could arrange a trip to the West Coast. JOHNSON, according to the informant, agreed to attempt to set jup a more specific date for MAMEDOV's appearance. e MAMEDOV that the,+World Affairs Council was intrigued with the idea of MAMEDOV's appearance on a program, but they felt this was "a bit touchy." The Council felt it would be better if they could have MAMEDOV's counterpart fron. the magazine "Amerika" con the same program. The informant stated that MAMEDOV had no objection to this, and they agreed to keep each other advised on develop ents regarding MAMEDOV's appearance before this group .cX Ww On the Mor 1957, T-3 said that JOHNSON told ‘tAmerika"” is He publication of the American Embassy, Moscow, USSR. Orn April 26, 1957, rb who has furnished Norrie: information in the past, advised that BRUCE §S. wt of Newark, New Jersey, (informed MAMEDOV]that he was interested in impressing American undergraduates (U) with the finesse demonstrated by gymnasts at the Olympic games. The informant stated that HOPFING described himself as Vice-President of the New Jersey Committee for Health and Physical Education Development, Incorporated, and had also been present at CB Ya \HOPPING of the “New Jersey, Lumber and Timber Compary, Olympic games, serving as a swimming judge. ~* SIORET