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NY 100-134637 the Cp,USA as soon as possible with respect to RUMYANTSEV's request. He .felt that if there were time, the CP,usA would be pleased to conform with RUMYANTsEy's suggestion. It was agreed that NY 694-S* and the IWorld Marxist Review" staff named above would.meet again before the informant. would leave for-the United States. It was understood that at and RUMYANTSEv would be in a position to inform NY 694-S* con- cerning any. suggested changes'in the DEnNIs article. On. the informant's return to Prague on February 29, 1960, he was notified by ALEXEI MATREEVICH that RUMYANTSEV and another of his. chief assistants, (FNU) TKATSHENKo, would like to confer with the. informant as soon as possible and would and MAtreevich/came'to'the informant's hotel and. the informant. was told that the Dennis article had been translated and was considered to be most timely and important. However, they 'stated that, by reason. of the fact that the article was 39 pages in length, it was much too long. They said, since time is of the essence, did the informant have the authority to authorize that. the article be cut in half to approximately twenty pages. NY 694-s* told them he could not assume responsibility in. that regard, having no authority to do so, and he suggested that the. article be printed in full, despite its length. He stated that should they cut the article down to twenty pages,it might lead. to a serious misunderstanding. The CP,USA leaders might think that the editors of the "World Marxist Reyiew" disagreed with the contents of' the article. After a lengthy discussion about this matter between themselves, the 'Worid Marxist Review" representatives agreed that perhaps the article-should be printed in full and that no serious changes should be made therein. However, they requested that they be allowed'to make one change, which would constitute