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SE 100-1820 weve ca On July 22, 1954, Lake held a meeting at the home of VINCE DAVIS, Seattle. The first point of order a the meeting was a report from the housing committee and ANITA MARKEY advised that the housing committee as yet was unable to secure adequate housing for PAUL ROBESON ; even though the committee was prepared to pay rent up to $10.00 + . a day. es: Shipscaler's Union is planning a reception on Saturday, August 8, 1954, at 2:00 p.m. a e ces 0 y reopie's World", the Civil Rights ; Congress, Frontier Book Store, and the Washington Pension Union } were all pushing the concert tickets. LIC AE . SOURCE: fhe California Committee on Un-American Activities report of 1948, page 342, states that the "Daily People‘s World" is "the Nest Coast mouth piece of the Communist Party. The Civil Rights Congress has been designated by the Attorney General of the U. S. pursuant to Executive Order 10450. Frontier Book Store ~ Confidential Informent SB b)E of known reliability, reported that ALEXANDER\TRACHTENBERG, Secretary-Treasurer of the International Publishers, vA Inc., the publishing agency of the Commmist Party, con- ‘s: + «ferred. with the toe leaders in Seattle on 7 June 29, 1950, at which time he was informed by one of the leaders that MARION*KINNEY was the one who ordered 4:4 ° literature for the Communist Party. On the same date , TRACHTENBERG met with the Literature Commission of the 12th District Communist Party, which included MARION RINNEY,. in discussing with MARION KINNEY the opera- tions of the Frontier Book Store, THRACHTENBERG remarked that the Party centers around the book store and that - phe should maintain constant contact with Party leader- ship. MARION KINNEY stated that the idea that the Frontier Book Store was not a communist book store was sa mistake. eed WAY - se Oa rir: TRY 6. CONF ‘> <tc