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oO 6! &! 9 Ss‘ NY 100-25858 No, L ¥! OC QAL Li “|e pow advised on November 29, 1948 that LILLIAN H&LL was one of y oT the vice chairmen of the NCASP. : et "The Worker", the Sunday issue of an East Coast _ & Communist newspaper, issue of December 19, 1948, page 1, column 7 bd 4 4%, section 2, contained an article entitled "The 12 At Home” by 9 \ ys ELIZABETH GUR 4PCYNN. In this article FLYNN states that st ~. "LILLIAN HELLMAN’ recently remarked of Communists that their vi > —porals are too ‘puritanical’ for her." £4 The "Daily Worker" tssue of December 29, 1948, page , iu #4 * <2, column 1, states that the NCASP released a statement calling , wf ~*~“, , upon the *lst Conzress to abolish the Un-American activities 6i + \°.sCommittee. LILLIAN HELLMAN was one of the signers of this _ 8 oy at : i™statement. The article also stated that LILLIAN HELLMAN was to \% « Sbe one of the speakers at a meeting to be held January 9 at the ig. 2 \No\\Hotel Commodore under the auspices of the NCASP. ~~ & as zt : » OF . ~ 6: : 64 8. ; e NCASP held a raily at the Hotel Commodore on { &: ~ January 9, 1949 for the purpose of expressing mposition to the -! § * ‘House Committee on Un-American Activities and urging its $: </s\ abolition. Informant advised that in the fund drive by this ¥ /\j organization LILLIAN HELLMAN donated $250.00. ; No is » The "Daily Worker" issue of January 10, 1949, page 11, 1 column 3, states that LILLIAN HELLMAN was one of the 200 artists 0 who issued a call for a cultural and scientific peace conference 6 sponsored by the NCASP to be held at the Waldorf Astoria from } _ & March 25 to 27, 1949. : ; 6/ iS ‘ ? po : American Ae: This handbill al 3 sta a citizens’ mass meeting was to be held January 9 é at the Hotel Commodore, New York City. Tickets were available. r for this meeting at the National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions, 49 West 4th Street, New York Uity. The hand- bill listed LILLIAN HELLMAN as being on the program for this iv Von