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yi Ll bd b%0 yD Li NY 11-23894 ., Ministry of . Culture, .announced at a Joint. press rally. . “Ss =""a'n “Moscow, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics; on es aaa Per Bro : ee < ae 4 have never been other than loyal citizens of good reputation. recommended her without reservation for a government pos on in which access to restricted information and undoubted patriotism are required. He noted that SOL HUROK is presently in California, and will not return to New York for/app lately ten days. stated that he has been associated with Miss ANDERSON for 12 years through this office. He added that s "“ereat lady" and he trusts her implicitly. stated that in show business one has the opportunity to meet famous people without their aura of publicity and Miss ANDERSON is a great person, both professionally and ersonally, with or without attendant publicity. noted that SOL HUROK has managed the appointee for thé greater _part of her..American career and brought her to America from.Europe, in Decéniber, 1935. He stated he is not acquainted with the éarlter; relatively unknown phases of Miss ANDERSON's career and has no know- ledge of WILLIAM KING, her accompanist during her early days. stated the appantee is worthy of any pos on requiring unquestioned patriotism, character, and reputation, Concerning SOL HUROK, the following information is noted: The New York "Herald Tribune", dated March 18, 1956, reflected that S, HUROK, American impresario, and VLADIMIR STEPANOV, head of the Foreign Department of the 7 March 17, 1956, that Hurok Artists, Inc. will handle future American visits of Soviet artists. was interviewed on October a 198s