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em Crees NY 100.25858 im Ti "Tt happened today. Our country's most prominent authors warn that if the Un-dmerican Committee has its way in eensoring the movie industry, censorship of bocks may be next and that not only the authors but the readers will be open to suspicicn if they read what somebody does not want thea to read." Among the signers was LILLIAN HELLMAN. The "Daily Worker" dated January 20, 1948, page 13, column 2, reflected that the subject was a apeaker at a dinner sponsored by the Voice of Freedom Committee honoring DOROTHY PARKER. The “New York Times” dated January 19, 1948 contained an article reflecting that the Progressive Citizens Party of duerica adopted the platform on which HENRY WALLACE would run. The subject is listed as one of the vice chairmen who also served on the 200 member National Board, The "News Literature" dated danmry 24, 1948, page 1, column 2, reflected the following articles "The National Convention of Progressive Citizens of .. — America was held at Chicaso. A total of 36 names were issued as celebrities among which was LILLIAN HELLMAN, playwright." The "Daily Worker" dated March 9, 1948 reflected that the subject was among the signers of a message of greetings to the Women of the Soviet Union on International Women's Day, March 8, 1948, Tha "News Literature® dated April 10, 1948, page 3, eolum 3, reflected that the subject was one of the members of the Advisory Board of the Communist front, File Audiences for America, Co) that at a mecting of the National Council of Arts, Sciences ofessions held at Ridgely Hall, Baltimore chairman representing the theat » pmryland, the subject was present. as { et f [era g the aims of /BP8anization were to omanize people in the f of arts and sciences who are liberal in politics uncommitted to any political party. The "Deily Worker" dated June 9, reflected that the subject was a speaker at the New Party meeting sponsored by the Herlem Wouen for Wallace. : The "Report Dispatch" et White Plains, New York dated Jane 11, 1948 reflected that the subject had been named secretary of Westchester BA