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0 NY 100-134637 "WORLD MARXIST REVIEW" On February 16 and 29, 1960, NY 694-s* conferred, in Prague, with (ENg) RuMANrsEv, Editor of the "World Marxist Review" and also a member of the Central Committee of the cPSU. ALeKsey RuwfAN+seu At a meeting in RuMYANisEv's office, the latter told the informant that he considers the magazine ('World Marxist Review") in the U. S. most important and that every effort should be made to increase its circulation there to even a wider range of readers. It should be available at libraries, universities, and to serious students throughout the United States. He said that,. unfortunately, the. circulation is limited, but that he understood the handicaps involved, such as State Department regulations, mailing of material to readers., and the general situation in the Cp,usA, which, at the moment, is not of assistance to the circulation of the 'World Marxist Review." RUMyANTSev said that he saw, however, a change for the Party in the U. S., since the. visit of KHRushchEv. A good example was the recent TV interview of Gus HALL and the radio broadcasting of the convention proceedings of the American Party. He said it was true that there was not an overwhelming acceptance of these programs, but that, nevertheless, it was a happy event and most important that at this time the leader of the American Party could be televised to twenty million viewers. recent weeks a "Hollywood'io writer" (reference is probably to DALToN TRuMBo), who was ostracized and persecuted in the days of Mc Carthy, was reported in the press as having written an important script to be made into a movie picture. In a subsequent meeting at RuMyANTsev's office on the