The newspaper field in Moscow has been Increased other publication, the "Journal de Moscow" published in French, _ac= cording to a telegram from the Rus sian capital. This ie. interesting be= cause it shows the efforts made to provide reading matter and news papers of an international character. to cater to the increasing foreign Population of the city. The "Mos—cow Daily News," a newspaper in the English Yanguage with a Rusion editorial board but generally han= led by Americens, including Miss Anna Louise Strong, has been. in ex= istence for the past' two years or 50. and is a fair recorder of affairs in the Russian capital, although many: of its contributions "have a distinct. Propagandist tone. A recent development among Russiannewspapers fs the production of publications in dialects appealing to the many diverse elements miking up the Soviet Union and carrying the message of Sovietism from which the other pa-ers cannot obtain the proper response owing to the undeveloped nature of -the educational programme, but the addition of a French Journal is a development of importane Moscow's foreign population is rapid ly growing and although its size has warranted the foundation of a French journal the possbilitfes are that the American clement will predominate since the United States recognized the Soviet Union
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