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| ! | | aoe r | | | . fojs amen oa ae cata ee oy ~ | , i t ree eee eer ay * TAU GUN HOO SHOU eNO TAN RUN OOO ARNON HO +, Tone oo . | im, €. A. tom 9 T for, Chee Se << ee ; 4 a. een 16 ar. Quinn Tom 7 tie, endon io or. Troy 9 Mites Gandy 30 t for April &, 1941, carried a lengthy | reeent play written by Lillian Nellaan styled, "Wateh was paenely fevoreble. It is interest- toh on the Riine” was the story PF the overthrow ef Adolf Ritler, Miss Heliments ether euscessful ttle Poxes*, Mest of her on? 2 ae a ee aew 16 * ¥ @ prominent ®,..have given Broadway the real play based en tthe third alternative! fer the - Fevolutionary way out*, On May $, 1941, there was held in New York City the "fourth Amal Dinner ef College Teachers Unien, Lees) $37°, The prineipal Spealer of the evening was Edwin §. Rega mexber of the Hatienal - —--——- Labor Relations Board whe eompared ¢ dert Committee attacks @u schools to the drive against coadente freedox during the days of the Grst World War, The persone attending the Dinner were also addressed ty Lillian In her apeech, Miss Hellman declared, ®Many ef us on the eutside are enormously inpressed that the teachers stand up for what they think st a risk to themselves, which pire most ae moda Snes is, Ascording te the Dally Worker for May 24, 1941, Bookwell Kent en that date issued a sail for the "Congress ef Anerican Artiets* to be held in New York City en dune & 8, 2942. The fallow. traveller character of Rockwell Kent has well been demonstrated by hie elose association with Oocumnist Party leaders and his having identified himself with the International Workers Order and the International Labor Defense, The artiele in the Dally Worker pointed out that Lillian Heliman was ens ef the several uritere tho were te participate in the forthooning songress. ; nil = _— =—s oe , Bes «fo QAS