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“Office Memsrandum 7 * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT DIRECTOR, FBI (16c+1230h) DATE: April 26, 1952 SAC, SEATTLE (200~1620) PAUL ROBESON poe SHTERRAL SECURETY = 6 ra For the information of the Buresu and New York, the following recerdins the fortheoning visit te this area of FAUL ROBESON is set forth: ROBESON ds presently scheduled to make an appearance Bt the International Feace Arch, Blaine, Washington, on Nay Coummist Party members and their associates LO, 35 a . : | = Fare making plans ; for Liss appearance, vhich epparentiy will be an outdoor concert or possitly a speaiine program with some singing by ROBESON, A Paul Robeson Concert Committee hes been organized at Seattle = and the knom principal members of this committee are reliably reported Beek to be Commis Perty members, The principal one is TERRYAETIUS, Northwest Editer of the "Daily People's World", whe has been reported b% by Confidential fora of known reliability, to be one of Dp the shief Party officials in the 12th Distriot wy SMR cH ORE MAST: ny leading functionaries are undergrounde por: _ EMPLOYED BY charts CARD}ic | Sponsorship for the meeting at Blaine,as well as the subsequent concert at Seattle, is in the hands of the HASHINGTON STATE LABOR COUNCIL FOR NEGRO RIGHTS eas well as the PAUL ROSESON CONCERT OOLISITTEE, Plans are being made to have the outdoor area adjacent te the Peace Arch ocoupled ty friendly persons early on the date of May 18 so that other persona who tiey wish to use that ares or whe may be hostile to the concert arrengements will not be permitted to interfere with the concert. arr rus : OO Reportedly, 2@ strong mi "honor guard" is being erganised to make gure that the Peace Arch appearance will not be another “Feekskiii" ROBESON'S itinerary and schedule of travel and arrival at the International Pease Arch are to be treated as secret information. Ey i a Eye A Bae Lame, ee y ca A vooal concert oy ROBESON has been scheduled for the Seattle Civie Auditorium on the evening of May 20, This auditorium seats ts about six thousand persons and tickets are being offered at the following prices: 52,50 for reserve section; $1.00 general admission; and ,50¢ for students. The .50¢ ticket also is reported te be available to Social Security clients through the Kashington Pension Union, Advertising has appeared in ma ny [ES RECORDE | nentt Ws aay York (100-2585 0. 73 fool aso4 a6 f EISTERD ens TO miro ce 1H Bie Mat reanwres pid he . APR 30 1982 A oe L _ in? Anas” BEL peste OAS ce .