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*Ts it necessary for me to dwell on my pleasure in being in this house again? As, a little while ano, I was passing by in the street, I recognized the front of your pouse and I felt deeply stirred. Indeed, I am especially happy OdaYsoee oe oan . Suddenly PAUL ROBESOXN's voice rose stronger: . "Indeed, my ‘friends, I am happy. I am with y + I am now thinking of what JOLIOT - CURIE used to say a and again: ‘It is the peoples who will impose and make a bhsting peace.’ So long, until tomorrow.* aa an. ei ain While he was rasing his glass to our common friend- -- ship and success, PAUL ROBSSON met the very great Soviet ginger, ZARIA DOLUKHANOVA and the baritone ICOR SOROKIN, whom you will hear in a little while. Near them, a tall youth aave vent to his dov, He was the pianist IEROKIN, who og Wate Sey OF we ee he ee et Fr td VSS a Sg had accompanied PAUL ROBESON in Moscow, Then began among the ertists the friendly talk, but soon it had to be inter= rupted, as ZANIA (sic) DOLUKHANOVA was going to rehearse. However, she confided to us her pleasure to appear before you, to find again Paris which acclaimed her, seven years ago, after an extraordinary recital. You are going to ac- claim her. Hers is one of the golden voices of our time, GEORGES LEON, Above the article, a picture of the Soviet singer 2. DILUKIANOV and PAUL ROBESON. Center, the arrival of P. ROBESON at Le. - Bourget. | | Rotice accompanying the pictures: @ oS ° The reception of F, $O°E5°N and of the Soviet artists, Z. DOLUKHANOVA, IGOR SOROKIN, ALEXANDER IEROKIN took place, last night, in the large hall of *L'itumanite”. then in the — office of our comrade, ETIENNE FAJON, in a friendly, relaxed . atmosphere. re an oo " There was talk of music. They recalled the success of our past festivals, Our friend, RATIANI, the correspondent aJ= bp HAE AUR Mta RR ATE DE yt BE BUDE Stn Tm ee yt on a : ny Co te at : “ : 4