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NY y 100-2585 ee eames see ° aaa Se vers a a ws a Xeartoon of a nd ehty figure of Paul. =; '.' ss gAanging of peace, while little policemen . soy oo ™ frantically and vainly build a claptree , . “barricade around nis. feet. Aa * . “ot "Ih Peking!'s new and beautiful os gee Capital Theatre, a rally meeting ws “ ~ ’ staged that lasted over three hours. On) 30). the presidium sat some of the top figures” °° ~ ee in China's intellectual world Kio Mo-jo, fa che Chairman of the All-cChina Federation of ~~ 9 .—. Writers and Artists;C€hu Tu~man, head of . ee the Chinese People's Aséocletion -~ tte of Cultural Relations with Foreign countries; )°°7° = 4% - and several of China's foremost Oramatists . Se _— “and musicians." - 8 ree RS eg Su ss xe = ~ wig rr nmhere were speeches and &. 9. one. Nn: chorus singing @ song composed for the occasion, comparing Paul te a lion who could not be caged. After the _gongratulatory cables being sent that . -.-. -2 we afternoon were read aloud, there was ao. > mae showing of the special flim short os _ ‘Paul had made in conjunction with ~- ee oye A _Earl Robinson. . Both artists were very. OR Ras well received, with the audience —.. — gee en Sawe aa bursting into’ appianee “after nearly. every number. ° a ~ Pe activity in’ ‘Connection with” . ‘Eereten Treves Tay GT a a re oy . . “se tate ob eS fone hoa vt wee? OT athe “nbye York tines” ‘dgaue of June “86, 1958, page twenty, column four, jeontains an. artiéte