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WY 1000-25857 "The “Singer, who has frequently tangled with Congressional investigators = 4... °- and immigration authorities because of his . alleged Commie leanings, compared Western Films unfavorably with those of Bastern producers, The West, he stated, concentrates on detective stories, while pix made in Asia and Africa truthfully reflect people's. dives, and educates them in the spirit of humanism, “Pravda, commenting on the festival, gtated editorially that it was a graphic dliustration of the 'solidarity of film workers of various countries with aifferiag | social aystems.! — -- “Speeches of United Arab Republic _ and Indonesian delegates were also featured on Russian broadcast.* fhe "New York Journal American" iasue of September 14, 1958, on page fifteen L, carries an article under the dateline "London, Sept. 13." This article states in part that PAUL ROBESON was made an honorary professor of the Moscow State Ganaeawatony Of 1 Music, according to the Moscow Radio. The “New York Times" issue of septenber LT, 1958, on page seven, under the caption, "Robeson te Tour Germarg™ carries a column which states that according to the East Berlin newspaper, “Neves Deutschiand,” PAUL ROBESON plans to tour East Germany during the spring of 1959. The article further stated that ROBESON expected to complete two fllms in Russia one of which would deal with his iife atory. The December 31, 1958, issue of the New work Times," on page twelve, in a column entitled, “Paul .. - «> Robeson Is in Moscow" stated that PAUL ROBESON and his wife arrived in Moscow on : pesember 30, 1958, te atart @ months atay in the Soviet Union.