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Lillian Lily Hellman — Part 1
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LON HMODD IDV EUN HOD DAMN RWNH OOD INN EWN HOWRAH AWN eo
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b/ ieaflet entitled,
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"In verona ° Bill of Righta*, was distributed warious sections of
the United States in the early part of 1940. The leaflet contained a state _
ment that on December 14, 1939 the contents of the leaflet were sent to press
and were re-printed for the purpose of helping bring the statement to the
attention of all citizens, It was further indicated that the Communist
Party was responsible for the re-printing of the statement which was very
radically written and was devoted almost entirely to a defense of the Communist
Party and to comiemning the United States Government for indicting EARL
BROWDER and SAM DARCY, Among other things, the statement contained the follcs-
ings "We point out sharply that this constant campaign to lay the basis for
outright supression of the Communist Party is reminiscent of the post-war
histeria which culminated in the now universally continued Palmer raids".
The statement was signed by 62 prominent Americans, among whom was LILLIAN
ATT
HELIN. .
) al (c | ES + LILLIAN HELIMAN was
one of the rs of a statement oppo continuation of the Special
to Comittee on un-American Activities, House of Representatives, Washington ---- -
— DeCe The statement with a list of signers was published Jamary 17, 1940
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by the Arerican Committee for Democracy and Intellectual Freedom, which is
reportedly a Communist Front organization at work among intellectuals,
or @ april li, 1 ted let a
bo [) Mantity 40 inom to the Bureau, reported that LILLIA
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esesigned by the Communist Party to devote her activities to “smearing FEI*®
‘.. 4n connection with the new publication "PL", which was scheduled to
| | ite appearance in May or dune 1940.
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: b | wh reportedly hed a murber of Communist Party fellow traveters and sya-
i pathizers as employees, It also appeared that HELIVAN was a close
associate of RALPH INGERSCLL, publishar of Pa, and it was reported that she
. are eae eR le le ee Seine =»
was one of the Comunists he had hired for Time Magazine when he was publisher
of Time Iocorporateds ih
CONUENTIAY
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