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a RRR cso 4 ae TRANSLATION FROM GERMAN NY FLANS~~FIGHT FOR PR:EDOM ! Gur Moscow correspondent HUNRIK GUREOW spoke with the world~famous singer PALL ROBESON about his last journeys. From "Neve Zeit" (New Time}, April 27, 1961. = The famous peace fichter and artist PAUL ROSESON will come to Rostock for this vear's Baltic Sea Week. Our Noscow corresnondent talked with ROCLISON during his stay in the Soviet metropolis. The telephone rang constantly. Ail wanted to speak with ROlZESON; all wanted to welcome him in their homes. Enterprises and schools, the editorial offices of the newsvaners and theaters called. ROSESON smiled and clapped his hands in astonishment. He wanted to be evervwhere; however, this was unfortu- nately impossible. Even in the Soviet Union, where science really accomplishes wonders, the dar cannot ve prolonged. Twenty-four hours--this is too little time ! We sit in his room which he had reserved in the Hotel "Sovietstaya." PAUL ROSESON sneaks-- energetically and clearly-in the manner peculiar to hin. This man and indifference are two poles which exclude each other. In the so well-known, inimitable tone of his voice lies sincere warmth when he talks about his impressions in hosceaw, but also bitterness and scorn when he thinks ef those whe still have not conavered for themselves the richt to heman dignity; when he sees before his eyes the life of the oi of the Australian aborigines and of the Menros me . Snerdica. is EPSON MATION CONTAINED merTecs wera rie purure | baths IS UNCLASSIFIED DATE J-bl “81 BY Aus6 fle) SOTESAaN stated: "how I am on the road without having any definite aim. I simnly wanted to meaney Oe A ie ae REQ. REC'D ee a DATE FORW. ge - Fe ee anu sta Ted by . | . HOW FORW, “ge ne , ‘den Lb oo ns ZA a : a C a Bee a, y dust BSSAUG 29 1873