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stated that four years ago she was with the Ru sian Arny on the Polish front. She added, "Nowadays on the Rizht it is fashionable to pretend that only Russia is at fault, I am sorry to say that there are too many on the Left to pretend that only the United States is at fault." The "New Yoxvk.Daily Mirror" issue of April 17, 1949 ~~ in a column by VicTo TSSEL stated, "Playwright LILLIAN HELLMAN “is soliciting funds pay bills for dispatching pro-Communist "peace and cultural! front organizers ‘to every seetion of the QS country! to ‘mobilize millions in a roll esli for peace.’ This an a multi-millionaire signature petition to TRUMAN. " de adeX\available an itvrres Oo a Ginner CoO Nonor Dl, fahis | SHAPLEY to be held under the auspices of the NcasF on April 2°, Niche at the Hotel Capitol, New York City. This invitation reflected that LILLIaN HELLMAN would pay tribute to Dr, SHAPLEY. The "New York Compass" issne of May 19, 1949 contained Wan article entitled, "Legion Brands 12% Notables’ ‘Untouchable! *, ‘he article stated that the Americanism Division of the american : eeion had listed 12° pergons “whose past activities make then oS wAsuitable or tmappropriate for Legion sponsorship." The ' ® SAmericanism Division issue was entitled "A Summary of Trends yexand Developments Exposing the Communist Conspiracy." LILLIAN »y. HELIMSN was one of the persons whose mame appeared on this list.. . \ Pa ; (¢) | fs 2 letterhead of the NCaSP dated June Lo4 the name of LILLIAN HELLMAN as a iow chairman of that organization. riendship, Inc., (3CASF), 114 East 324 Street, New York City, ated July 6, 1949 listed "LILLIAN HELLMAN as a Sponsor of that y: Letterhead of the National Connell of american-Soviet 3 organization, *. : oO = Ee a men 44 _ ah ty ' gy i Vee