 Theodorescu's earliest contribution to the paper was a defense of the Socialist-Communist Party, whose members, affiliates of the Comintern, faced prosecution for dissent ("see Dealul Spirii Trial").In 1924, Theodorescu joined the staff of "Cuvântul Liber", Filotti's own newspaper, where he debuted with an article on a major social issue, that of knowledge workers and their payment.Also in 1924, he became co-editor of Titus Enacovici's "Cuvântul" daily, sharing responsibilities with his old friend Nae Ionescu, as well as with Octav Onicescu and Titus Devechi.