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§ COCRITY INFOMATION - cor yu Poles to see anyone." According to the article, Kiss Hellran said, "The trip was paid for entirely by the Ruscian Government, I believe, because I did not see a bill for anything until Iyy _, arrived in Turkey on ry way home.™ (100-22760-30, pg. 2) OL VU - State 1-19-49; G-2 ' a t e t = ae t, , a ; Elizatsth Gurley Flynn, esrrie¢ in ths Decerber 19, 1948, issue’, - of "The Worker,*® Curdsy edition of the "Caily Werker,® Flynn At, 7 steted thet "Lillier bellman recently rcmerked of Comcunists, that their rorale are too "puritanical! for her." (100-22760-53, vz - x, YS Lillian B:lican was reported to have given sa dinner perty in honor of Gerhardt cisler in 1949 just orior to his departure from the United States for Germany. Fiss Hellman was reported 3 t she and Mrs. =islar e very close friends, ra, wvel: ‘ariter,? fF TEN LO fn the Farch 20, 1951, issue of the "Washington Newa" stated Enc. v that Lillian Hellman, one of its favorite Brondway play.rights, ane was ad inictere: e sad, g.ntle, but provocative rebuke by the hey Party because her new play, “The Autuan Garden,**reflects that great sense of fidelity which the middle class, as a whole, tendr to react to the vorld erisis of ecapitelisa.*® 4nis article uoted the "Naily Worker” as stating "Let us hope that Lillian ellman's retrest is temporary.” = (100-138754-A) ~ 18 - 7h | blo