◆ SpookStack

ID, 0 J cur LY INFORMATION - con ger « nerney, =51;3- -361403-58, vg. € _ . ecoréing te am artiele im the iprii 5, 1951, the "New York Jourmal American” the House Cozamittee on Un- ' American Activities made public a lomg list of_ names including more than @ score who were well know in the field of entertainzent, .. Literature and art, which it identified az sponsors ef groups a : Tals Committee elained that Lillian Hellman belonged to about oo. ee __Sied up with the Conzuni st movenent or Communist fronts. wes SNS 473 2S SS SS = > which participated in the so-called Comsunist Peace Offensive. = rEg? * aoe t — a ~ te oe we 2 _ ore “ee The September 5, 1951, issue of the *Washington _Wewetin nartiele by Frederick Woltmanm captioned "Little, Brown ‘ aed Company Seen Sure You Can De Business gith Stalia,®” stated | that Lilliam Hellman "perennial Communist Party fronter® was of the 31 Little, Brown and Company autrors of recent years "li. Phe meme Liliien Hellman, Hardscrabble Fars, Pleaeant-— willie, New York, was reliaosly reported to rsve -been included on a list of very important people maintained by the Tass News Acene ed "J3-a November 7 invitations." “cinerney, State 1-3-52; 100-183 ~534, Dg. Le ial “Pais material contains information affecting the . Bational defense of the United States within the meaning of the espionage laws, Title 18, U.°.C., Sees. 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of whieh im any manner to an un- authorised person is pronibited by law. : ay ~ ~~ - ae oe Ae he -_ 7 7