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See seein tac ey ek ae BLACK. PANTHER PARTY CONPEBENTTAL CHARLOTTE DIVISION —— Arts in Winston Salem, North Carolina, was paying transportation expenses for BOBBY SEALE to appear at Winston Salem State University, 2 predominantly black college located in Winston Salem, North Carolina. advised that Winston Salem State University had signed a contract for SEALE to speak at the school on November 14, 1971. further advised he had no information regarding e fee being paid SEALE for his speech and no information regarding the amount of money SEALE was being allowed for transporation expenses, On November 5, 1971, CE T~-2 advised that officials at Winston Salem State University, Winston Salem, North Carolina, had signed a contract with the BPP for SEALE to make a speech at that university on November 14, 1971. Under terms of the agreement, SEALE was to receive one thousand five hundred dollars following the speech, which will be paid by check made payable to Consolidated Productions, Incorporated, CE T-2 stated payment for SEALE is being made from student activity funds at the university and no admission will be charged for students attending the speech. CE T-2 stated that the contract stipulated that there were to be no bodyguards on the stage with SEALE during the speech and there was to be no display of weapons of any sort. On November 5, 1971, CE T-3 advised that the BPP had approached A&T University, a predominantly black college in Greensboro, North Carolina, for BOBBY SEALE to make a speech at the university. CE T~3 advised SEALE was asking one thousand eight hundred dollars for his appearance, which officials at A&T State University felt was excessive; accordingly, they declined to have SEALE appear at this university. On November 9, 1971, CE T-4 advised that the Student Government Association of St. Augustine's College, a predominantly black college in Raleigh, North Carolina, had signed a contract for BOBBY GEORGE SEALE to speak at the college on November 15, 1971, CE T-4 advised that SEALE was scheduled to speak at 7:00 P.M, on November 15, 1971, in the Emery Health and Fine Arts Building. This source stated SEALE's speech will be open to the public and no admission will be charged. CE T-4 stated St. Augustine's College had agreed to pay SEALE one thousand dollars for his appearance, which money was to come from student activity funds. CE T-4 advised he did not know whether the fee would be paid directly to SEALE or to the BPP. 2 CONFIDENTIAL _ *. RTT a, TO hey «“ . “2 n vy wt ~ aon Ye aad Age pale e. 4. aes ag” Ses aes "ee, ele a. , 3 8. a Ay : {