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\ — “ June 4, 1965 LILLIAN HELLMAN _ ™, Lillian Hellman was the subject ef a security-type investigation and, according to Louis Budens, was considered a member of the Communist Party. Nellman was reported active ia Communist Party activities during the late 1930s and continu®d to be a strong supporter of the Party until 1045. In May, 1952, she testified before the House Committee on Un-American Activities that she was not a member at that time, but refused to answer ques- tions relating to her Party activities prior to two years previously on the grounds her answers might be “self-incriminating.“ Hellman was active in a number of communist front organizations. (100-28760-57) The files of the FBI Identification Division contain mo arrest record identifiable with the above-captioned individual, ~~ _— ee . “6 on eee reer. -- NL INFOREATION CONTAINED ° , - _—— EREIN IS US, ACSIFIED + DATET-3 1-YBY WL | Co 7 / Uo - aire Rare yf | ——e ——e ee WM ae =e a 32