Salient. An Organ of Student Opinion at Victoria College, Wellington, N.Z. Vol. 10, No. 1. February 28, 1947

[Introduction]

The following article is taken from "The Daily Trojan," which is the daily newspaper of the students of the University of Southern California, U.S.A. This newspaper, together with those of many other Universities all over the world, may be read on application to "Salient" Room in the Upper Gym.

College students interested in better Russian-American relations should inform themselves on what is really happening in Russia and should complain to newspapers and radio stations which misrepresent facts, said Ella Winter in an interview with a Trojan reporter this week.

Miss Winter, a writer and lecturer, was in Russia for six months in 1944 as a "New York Post" correspondent Now married to Donald Ogden Stewart, she was the wife of the late Lincoln Steffens. In 1930 she visited Russia with Sherwood Eddy and a United States delegation and returned to the Soviet Union in 1931 to study social and economic changes. Upon return from her third trip to Russia she wrote the recently published book, "I Saw The Russian People."