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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION/PRIVACY ACTS SECTION
COVER SHEET
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York at the time Kaye took his physical examination and is supposed to
have witnessed Kaye's vaudeville act five tines in an effort to convince
himself whether or not Kaye had been putting on an act at the inductioncenter where he had just been classified 4-F _
. Iiand stated j§1_:8.1;; they one .41!-ticus Jzocssicn received_ inicrI1=____l_<3*1 Iron a, §91~92i%H@§9Q=12%J¥£99§9F.i& _iMeeffect 'that the § e_v_r_ T__g;_§g1reccer oif8el_ecti'ge_§e1"[1,69_;1!8 _il,1.Y.cstigs.ting,_a.t_ipthat Kaye had _fra.udulent1y'pbtain§d__a;ie1e_cticn. Iiand said that at 'thiT_*F[me, Ia' a>=a=1#"ea"r1=a out iliether this was true, he had called"=1T._T¥°1' 1°11 .2£ 1!!" Yer? $=1¢¢§£" _§@.rv.1¢2 .§9:§qvsr3.er1..e9s_t.@_.1. =1.,.1z.i-.m..&b.~.=.*our -.sz .22.? °?Ti?3"1»iI 'i"6'66Iv~3"~1i -ln°'=:'m<>9s.o°°.ew-s1;1.#qsfei.ezLe1n¢1.m;nsmt rs ~ -=1gh II *= =¥?'T=§¥éT'i'¢11é*éTé'=E§i;Zs Q16..§!!¢29..1Sq;.1.¥e.!!b2!=h@1;
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hie preeent rife, at Port Inenderdale Florida J 3 1940
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In Series 2,entit1ed n', the eat ect -eteted o itiebeet of his knosiedge, he had no physical or lentiliezecti §r Eieaeeqand further, that he vac aot an innate of an institution. H ~- . "
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years He etated hi " . e aver ve earni s are $330 per week. !he:bJect'e elployer was listei ee 3. l, Hvli Eeatre, lee York1'7» c _ .1 ' - . ~
, , annary , _ . Be listedee dependente, his father JACOB IAIIIRSKY, 350 Bradford It:-eet, Froohiyn
lea York.
Under leriee 9, untitled "0itieenehip", enhject etated he vac born
In mt pert of the questionnaire wherein mg»: ie untitled toset forth hie opinion as te ehat hie classification should be, it was I
noted that M oginion that he shouldbe classified in Glue 3.
A On the last page of the qneetionnaire wherein is set forth theminutes of other actions by the Local Board, the felloeing itene ef
pertinence were eet forth. ~
-- Jone 21, 1941 - claes 3, Oatsgory 3. - ~.
July as. 1942 . Glace 1, cam»; z. am. Board!.- Jenna:-1,9, 1943 - Glace 1. = s * ~ 4 .
Ile1>rnary z, 194: - Placed in u. 1.: Iv. 1943 induction.
90 day postponment of induction granted. htirs loud!. _liq 12, 1943 - 90 dag poetponnent of induction granted with no
further peetponnente. Iotify registrantand eqvioyer. - - c '
August 26, 1943 - Postponed - October induction. Io further -
- poetpenenents.~ 92 A _ .Qctoberr 1, 1943 - October, 1943 indnctioti. A "1; JDecember 1, 1943 -"- reclassified 41'. v ' " - ' " L '
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Iext itee of pertinence in the subject's leiective lervioe file
is lore Io. 221, I-sport of Physical Ixanination and Induction. hoe
this for: it vas noted eubject has afforded e screen s c 7 , _ s 1.;,m1n..¢[email protected] rm-qaz-ijzj 1%; at which till; he was determin 1» "hyeicilly fit and on ebruary 3, 1943 subject was placed in Clan 11.
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NY file Hoe 25-40294
lent item oi pertinence was a copy of an aifidavit executed by theI subject and his wife SILVIA, for leave to change their names tron BAYID ~ -
KAHIIISZY end 8!!-VIA IAHIHSKY to DAIRY KAY! and SILVIA KATE. this affidavit
eee executed January 22, 1943." '_ » _ .'4 . ~ . ' ' . ' t _ i _
A letter dated 12' ch a, leg from tn} subject to Inocal Board 229.
advised in substance that subject desired e 90 -Y ~ deferment in order o
' that he -- colete .- I' 1 » In-' ~
A letter dated llay 15, 1943 from the Local Beard to the subject A
in substance granted the subject postponement ct induction until. the
end or Hag, 1943. ~
A, letter dated bril ze. 194: from the subject to I-coal Board 229.
requests a turther 90 do; deternent in order to oenpiete the afornentioned
picture Up in Arse. p, ~ p A
1 letter dated lay 3, 1943 from thelaocal Board to BAIUIL OOLDWU.
729 7th Avenue, lee York Oity, in substance requested intonation as to
when subject IA!E'S obligations would be completed with regard to the
picture Up In Arms. ,
A letter dated Xe; 8, 1943 tron JAMES A. IIULVET of the Samuel
Goldwyn Ooupany, to the I-ocai Board, advising in substance he expected
the picture "Up In Ame vouid be completed by the end of August, 1943.
; A letter dated Ila; 12, 1943 tron the Local Board to the subject _ t.
advioing in substance that he would be granted e postponement ct induction
for a period of 90 days oonnmcing from lie; 12, 194-Z. -- . _ ~
A letter dated August 23, 1943 tron the Local Board to llr. JAMES
A. IIULVEI, Samueiibldsyn ltudios, states in substance that registrant's
induction had been postponed tor e period ct 60 days from August 23,
1943.
1 the date stamp September 25, - 1943 gun eutiect HIE to the Lo d, making giication {gr 5
r Z ion .1351 examination because itjouid result in undue 'dehi to n en and myself B1 were to rind upiur =53" andW>e
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An order to report for a pre-induction physical examination.
dated September 25, 1943 calling KATE for examination September 27, 1943-
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' A letter dated lqtnber 3?, 1943 tron AHMED! IAUIIIAI, ~IaJor Infantry _
Ohief, Ilanponer and Operations Division, lelective lervico Beadquartere, <In York Git}, authorising a pro-induction physical examination tor oubject
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A torn letter dated Beptonber 38, 1943 tron the Induction Station, '
to Local Board 339, advising that ea gteaber ,3Z,_15$§ eubiect HIE hadbeen ven e re-induction physical exenination and "the rec to cote "
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A letter dated October 6, 1943 tron Colonel TEIONBE P. BARK, Chief,
Athlotic and Reoroation Branch, Special Iervice Divieion, to Ur. HIRBIOI -
PHILLIPS, 0.8-0. Oanp Show, Inc_., otates in substance that oubject Il
io a nenbor oi an entertainment troupe sohoduied to depart in the near _
tuture for en overeeae connand, and further requested Hr. PHILLIPS to
obtain the neoeeoary approval oi {LIPS Local. Board prior to tho authorin» "
tiou of evorooae travel. of abject ILII. - o
Letter dated October 7, 1943 fro! IOU WIJNI, Overcoat Departnent,
0.8.0. Gamp Shows. Inc., to local Board 229, etotes in substance, thatthe 11.5.0. Caap Shove desires perniooion tor DAIRY KAI! to leave the
United ltntee tor a period of six months to Join an entertainment unit ~
formed at the request of the Iar Department for ovorsoae mtertoinnsmt
purpo eee-.
An order to report for induction dated October 18, 133, echedniing ~subject for induction Gctobor 30, 1943. I "' . , - _i' 1'
Iern 221, which in n report of physical examination and induction,
indicator that on October 19, 1943 subject no ascertained to be in normalphysical and mental condition and on October 20, 1M3 registrant vaeplaced in IA. Ihie Porn 221 further roocts a conplete phyeicelexamination II-I conducted at the Grand Oentrel Induction Station, For York
Oity, wherein all itne checked by induction hori
be normal or non-defornbie with the o"
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- I7 lottor dotod Iovonbor 19, 1943 tron Local Board 229 to D15 l
IOORI of tho Brooklyn Btoto Hoopltol, it lo ototod in onbotanoo that '-
oubjoot IAHP8 lo to onoloood howovlth and that mbjoct KAY! hoo boon _ Wnotitiod. to oppoor ooforo Dr, K0621 on Inoodoy, Iovnbor 23, 1943 at - Ill Ji. ' »9n tho loot
. 31 lotto: dated Iovolibor 23, 1943 from tho Local Board to oubject
X111, it no ototod in ouhotonoo that oubjoct tolloo to oppoa: botoro Dr,
SIMON 11003.1, Iovnbor 23, 1943 and that nal opportunity to horoby L
gtvon to oppoo: botoro Dr. H0031 on hing, Iovnbor 25, 1943 o.t l0 AJ._ ' r _ ~ . .
A Ioxt in tho oubJoot'o Soloottvo Sorvloo lo to tho follovlng
qnotod roport of oxoninotton of onbjoct RBI, oonduotod o.t tho Brooklyn
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Jerk, but that ne not eetlefaetory and hie friends vho had seem Mn . -- 4
sing um lance on the corner and he belonged in the theatrical buelnees.
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I »- regietrent, Denny loge, with core and diligence, end that, in our
inion he ed for nilit4@»o
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Dr, Simon lloore
Brooklyn State Hoepitel
Brooklyn, LY.
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" ' Enoloeed ie e copy of my letter eent to lire. Ginsburg, eociei
-/ yorker at Selective Service Eeedqmrtere, prior to Kr. Kn7e'e induction
exemine.tionon Oct. 30th. llr, Keys has continued to be e patient
Of we
' u-eful obeervetion of thie patient both before and after hie
' induction exeninetion 1ee.ve me oonfinced that there ie no robin hereof nelingering. I on eincerely of the opinion that he abunfit for the neceeeerily regimented eervice of the armed oroee. '
T ' ' . Very truly yonre,
V _ Janet Rioch"
A I October 18, 1943
lire. It-hel Gineburg He: Danny Kaye
Medical Divieion Order #1758
Selective Service Headquarters
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~ l Ihe above named regietrant hae been ennined by no and ie in treatagz yin;
he now. I ahonld like to inform you that I an not at ell Ililll at the proo-
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A nenorandua dated . in enbetance that ...»... of the
" Local Board advieed Colonel Z _Q!M*oi the Ben York City Selective Service
Heedquartere.that the I-oc B not at all conlvincedztzhet regietrant _ehon.ld
ct be indnstad. 2 further etated that Qolonel xornrzxr edeedrrihe boefd nmii>'6'r.
/ind Uolonol llcDltPJ4Oi'.! that in hie opinion there ie no chance whatever of the Lrny
accepting the regietrent no utter vhat the Local Doard'e thongxte were on the
eubject or that etqae they could take in the aatter.
'1 letter dated December 14, 1943 tron LOU UOLISOH, Overeeaa Department, U.S.O,_
Oenp Shove, Inc., to the Local Board, reqneeted pea-nieeion tor the enbject to
deport tor overeeae duty. "- _ -- - " _ y . ~
0n the botton of thie letter in the notation "Fez-nieeion denied 12/16/43-
Entire board. H - ._ '
Letter dated Deonber 16, 1943 from the Local 3oard to MU IOIJ'mlI, in
enbetance daaiee pernieeion tor enbject to leave the country. -
. Letter dated December 2i. 194.3 tron the Local Board to Golonel ARTHUR 7.
'XcDEH1l0M, Dee Yerkity Headquarter-e, lelective Service Syeten, advieee Oolonel
lleDmHOM_ that the following notion wee penned by the local Board" October 16, _l963.
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" I.-ooel Board by nnaninone vote ct 4 to 0 denied pernieeion to Denny Kaye.
Order Io. 1758, to leave the country for 0.8.0. atrequeet oi 11.8.0, Cup Show;
Inc. --beet intereet of country would not be eerved by regietrent
being permitted to entertain nembera of the Armed Forces in foreign zonee. leither
hie phyeicel or nentnl condition or attitude tend to show that the norele of the armed
e forces would be benctitted by hie perfornancoe before them, an e civilian.
Document dated December 29, l943 Appeal From Determination and eigned by
LE'nlS B. HERSHEY, Director of Selective Service, in eubetance appealed the determine-
tion of the Local loard not to issue a permit for the z-oe1I*="1= to depart from the
country. -
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Letter dated January 5, 1944 from the Local Board to the ¢hnirna.n of AppealBoard ii, eete forth in detail Kortinent portione oi eubJect'e Beloctive Servicevhietory and iereportedherewi : _, ._'- e 4°!P"1!Iv1=sN==gsoctive Service, under the provieione of bractive *3}:-dvioe legulatlone from the detemiu dYornit ¬f"Loc z n the
- United Stat 755 Fora $515 you will 2 herenth regietr 'e
'_°°_IP1.t.an1_., £97 1° ~
" In order, however, that you nay he in a poeitien properly
evaluate the decieion of thie Iaocei Board in retueing to grant each
permit we den it advieahle to euhit the following taote for your
attention: u .
..' leveral of the eeiecteee of thie Board who accompanied the
regietrant during hie proceeeing at the Induction Station on Uotoher
30, 1943 rqorted back to the Iaocai Board that the regietrent created a
dieturhanoe at thelndnotion Station, piched an argument with acne of the
dootore there, and generally by hie own
that he wee rdutmt__ ~ 4 -
" theee reporte have been ooneietmt with the iupreeeion of
the Local 3oard lleabere, haeed upon hie record, hie pereoual. contact
with thm and all the other tacte and circumetancee in the caee, that ther y reluctant to eerve hie country in the eaae way ae
every other Amer cen*¢!tieen* who ie eubject to lelective Service.
' y About the aiddie oLQQ&.o!ber 1943 the regietrant eought
and obtained a pfivate audience with Dr. 5!-unen, 6Ttho 11065.1
35,31-d, on the grmrmnt wade aff1'i*¬tedi§§h"a phyeicei aiinwat
which he did not went anyone to how about, and which he claiaed would
diequolily hia at the Induction Station and will ehorten hie life
aatorially. Io roqueetod a Pro-Induction Phyeicel lxaaination which
wee arranged for hia. Lt thie Pro-Induction lamination given him
at the Induction Station on Septeahor 27, 1943, he proeentod hie evidence
at thie condition coneieting ct doctor'e certificates and:-rue, but the
local Board wae edvieed that he wae found acceptable and had he been
ordered for induction on that day, he would have been ewera into the ~
eervioe. !'hen, a Iotice of Induction tar October 80, 1.943, wae duly ~
nailed his on October 18, 196$. The induction wae on a iaturdey and the
Iaocei Board did not get the reeulte until the following Qhnreday. 3ut
in the aeentiae, the preee and radio were full of reperte that he wee
rojectedefor e hack condition and had been kept ae a Iedioel Hoidover
at 6overnor'e Ieiend for three daye to chock on that condition. Ihe
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'ei£iciel results nailed to the Board, or course, gave the reason tor his
"J0"!-° end indicated that that was the only
reason tor which he was rejected. ' Ihis was Just a few weeks etter the
seas Indnotion Station round hia tit tor aiiitery service! _ A .
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' , i Ihen the r-...1fn..=~¢ ease into poeeessionoi the reel =...e{
for his rejection and the rqaorts of his eondnct at the Indnction Station
and the way his ease had been handled there, it ielt that in fairness
to everyone ooneerned inc the r strent hiaeelt, it would be -
wise to arrange 1 a neuter of the ledioalAdvisory Board e en appol Dr. oors oi the Brooklyn
State Hospital. Ihe registrant tailed to appear for this erenination
although duly notified to do so, but did appear atthe next appointmentas
in reeponee to a letter iron the Local Board that unless he did so he would am
be eonsidersd a delinquent end be treated aeoordind-7 - . " , 4 '
learned tor the first tine that the regietrant or his
rqareeentatives had hem in tonoh with Gel. Kepetsh1's ottioe, of the
Iledioel Division or Beleotive Service Headquarters and that regietrant'e
doctor had been in oorrespondsnee with llrs. Ginsberg of 001. Iopetsb'soffice, who arranged that Dr. lloore he advised of registrant's doctor's ~ "
views oonoerning hie fitness for nilitery servioe. Iothing wee said to the
I-coal loard about these different events that were taking place without .
the hnowledge of the Local Board. Tails the Imoal Ioard _ie not taking
the position that these events were irregular, it is presenting thd
to you in proper seqnsnoe to enable you to evelnate__the ease as e whole.
' Dr. 9:-neon, ¢hs.irsan of the I-ooai Board and Ir. Bohlegel,
Yioe-0hai1-sen then held a oenterenee with Gel. Iollereott, who celled
in Col. Xopetshy. Dr. Grunen told 001. llelierlott that the Local
Board was not at all oonvinced that the Government oonld not nse .
registi-ant'e services and that "it was the opinion of the 1-ocel Hoard
that registrant's reJ»tion en error
end should not be pea-nitted to stand, especially in view of registrant's
condition, oondnot and background; that registrant was a oqable
entertainer by profession and the Government could end should utilise
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"hio apooial tolonto along thooo linos. Upon 901. Icllox-nott'o and '¢ol.
lopotak:.'o~o_ooIranco that tho I-ooal Board could notpoooibly induct tho
_rogiotront no aattor what thq did in that V:-ogord tho L rolnctantly
' ' _»-On Doooabor 16, 1943, tho 17.8.0. 3:9 lhowo, m.. appliod to -
tho 1-ooal Board tor a pornit allowing rogiotrant to loavo tho country tor a
_IIl'1Qd of tour aontha to ntortain at a baoo ovoroooo. At a rooting of thoI-ocal Soard hold on Doooabor _i6, 1943, tho local Board by a voto oi 4 to O
doniod thio roqnoot and roeordod in tho lihntoo of Action of tho Inooal Board
ao tho haoio tor tho doniall that tho boot intorooto of tho country would
not bo oorvod by rogiotront boing pornittod to ntortain tho unborn of tho
draod Iorcoo in toroip oonoot Ioithor hio phyoicol or aontol oondition or
attitndo' tad to ohow that tho aoralo of tho brood Iorcoo would bo bonotitod
by hio porforaanooo botoro thou, ao o civilian. . .
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" Attor oovorol tolqhono cello by woriouo poroono in aogtnrthori
attonpt to obtain thio porait and tho loo:-d'o roitoration that ito docioion
still otood, tho appoal by Boa. Horohoy followed. Iith rogordo to tho oano,
tho Local Board wiohoo to otato that it ogrooo aholohoortodly with Eon.
Horohoy that tho Iar Dqaartaont ohonld not bo doprivod of llr. Iqo'o_ portion-
lor tolonto, bnt it io of the opinion that Section 633.34 onbdivioionb and
o of the loloctivo Borvico lognlationo ohonld ho followed rothor than 627.1.
" - tion that ho ILAQSL woll onongh to oggy_o__1n__,onitog-a, if t bo trno thon ho ohonld not bo acooptod tor thio g.ooi%ioLt,
Iiocanoo ¬1ioTi?o io ropoftofto To Jnot_ ao rigid and tho Government wohave aliability on its haxfdo woro ho to oat awn If ho To w
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" - In oonoluoion, tho I-ocol Board wiohoo to otato that ito dooioion
hao boonarrivod at aftor a oorofnl roviow of tho ontiro toldor and after
taking tho wholo picture into conoidorotion: that ito docioion io not
oopriciono or ooood upon projudico, but io tho honoot ooncinoiongot ovary
anbor of thio Local Board. - '
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Document dated January 5, l9-$4 entitled Withdrawal. of lppeal
Iron Determination and eigned by LII; 3. EIRSEIY, Director at SelectiveIervice, etetee '1 hereby iTt'hd1-av theigseél ioThe Tdard e '
on"$'52Yc17ber 29, 1943, in the caee ofihebove-named rggtrant} J" 7"
" - ~ hotter um amen ~12. 1:44 tree the Local amt to on. A
AMBER Y. llolll, Director, Selective Service for the City of low York, »
which ie quoted ae fellewet g ' . _' '_ _
' Io have retneed to ieene regietrant a Permit to Dqaart tron the
United ltatee D88 lore 851! tor the;-eaeone etated in our letter dated
January 6, 1.944 to Ialter Jedtreye Carlin, ¢hairnen, Appeal Board Io. ll,
31-oeyn 2, Iew York. Io be more epecitio, beceniee unaninonely we telt, and
etill tool the Government ehould avail iteelt oi regietrant'e earvicee for
the duration and not only for a ehert period oi tine. _ " _ . 1. . _ , _ .¢_ ' -7 _ v
' Io note, that under Section 623.34 ! of the Selective Service
Regulations, it the regietrent ie believed to be capable of any mt; at all
the Local Board could reoommd hie induction into the Armed Po:-cee and the
Director of Selective Service lay accomplieh that purpeae by requeeting a
waiver of the defect in order to permit the induction of the regietrent.
In thie way, the Ier Department could utilise hie entertainment ehilitiee to
mtertain enlieted pereonnel both at heae and overeeee, the Selective Service
System could perform ite functione to the fullest extent by eeeing to it that
a pereon of regietrant'e outetendicg ability ae an entertainer; eervehie
country to the beet of hie ability in the fnlleet peeeible aeeeure and,
the wiehee of the Iar Department and regietrent hiaeelf would be granted
at the eane tine. V -T . . I - ~
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he etated to the Local Board that he wae not oppeeed to induction it he
could be aeeured that he would be ueed ae an entertainer. And inaenuch an
the war Department by requesting hie eervioee ae afiatu-taint overeeee '
indicated ite deeiree and intentione to nee him ae an entertainer, it
eeene that the induction of the regietrent under the eection aentioned would
be the beet poeeible eolntion to thie c'aee. » n r
' - _ i You will, them-etorei; find encloeed herewith regietrante complete
tile together with a full etatenent or the tacte, in duplicate, and the
recommendation of the local Board which you will be good mood: to proceee
under _8ection 623.34 c! of the Belective lervice heguJ.atione.' .
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ENG. George I3. Grumman, Ghairnen
Local Board No. 229
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"L8. You may he interested to lean that bppeal Iboard Io. 11 on January 10,
1944, after carefully reviewing the facte and inane: in thie case, euetained
the Local 3oarl.'e poeition by a vote or 4-O by placing the registrant ingme 1-L, imiiceting thereby that they Vere i'n11y__in accord with the I-ocel
" , Iehave been authorised to eteted that they cancelled. thie Llglaeeitication en January 1,2, 1944 ;mre1y heeauee eteneral Eerahey'e - -_eithdreval of the appeal uni fer no other reason. _- -' Q
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letter Gated. January 15, 1944 tron Bolcnei llelil-102! to the
Local Board, ie quoted ae toiiowet -
" I have your letter of January 12th enclosing the tile et the .above named. regietrant, which I an returning herewith. j _ '-_ ...1 H?cgnd1h I met beg to d.i ee with hotlayonr pruieel ma
1eand_yuur ccncineienein thieynatter annl i W iypur edecie un_
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" {our enggontion that it the Yer Department eente to utilise thep_egLetrant_'e entertilnmentz $i1 @¬ Tor e mI alent,Z___" eq¢1e, Iron though the la: Department eenlci go to th_e__mans of waiving the physical and or In ; "
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llajor IILL! etated that coneiderable inquiry had been nade by
hie headquarters concerning DAM! KATE! caee and Major IE1}! pointed
out that the dieturbing factor in the caee ie that Kill paeeed hie pre-
indnction phyeicnl when he
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aaintained by the Boordination and Inspection Divieion, Selective Service
Ieadquarte-re. . _ . .1
A review of thie file was made and the following pertinent informa-
tion vac obtained.
A pager undated but hearing the following notation: _
' 0.: 0.1. for Pro-Induction Ixnaination. um '11.;-<1 11.. ma
evidence re acceptability. e A .e ' -
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'- Bend reqnoet lpecial Delivery and aek for authorisation by
return nail. '
' Ihen authorisation ie received, notify Mice Ii1liena.'
Iext pertinent letter ie dated Decuber 1, 1943, eiped w
FREDERICK B. YESN8, Lt. Colonel, Gavalry Qhief, Athletic-Recreation
Divieion, A-rw Athletic and Recreation Division, addreeeed to llr. LLWEEIYGI
PHILLIPS, kecutive Vice-President, U.8.0. Bug; Shown, Inc" yhich A
letter reads ac follovet . . . . - '
' Ihie is to certify that llr. Denny Kaye, selected ae a performer
in an offehcre entertainaent unit, will be actively engaged in recreation
norale york for the araed forcee of the United Staten etationed overeeae
and will actively eerve in a civilian capacity with taek forces. "
Letter dated December 18; 1943 from LAWRENCE PHILLIPS,
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Executive Vice-President, U.S.0. Gaqp Shows, Inc. to Golonel llcDEBMO'I'1.
lhis letter states in substance that UH has been requested
by the -8.8.0. to lake a tour of certain overseas bases in an entertainnmt 1
unit requested by the Var Departnsnt,end that he, PHILLIPS, had nade an
application to Local Board 229 for Dill! IAIP8 release but had received
in reply the following: 2 < - _ s
' it a full meeting of the board held this evening,'pss-nission -
is denied. . -
!he letter continued in substance that H11 after being examined
by all doctors requests. was placed in 41' and because of this 41 classifica-
tion is free to pursue any civilian occupation and also requested a reversal
of ruling by Local Board 229. ' , " _ -
The next letter dated December 31, l943 to llajor GIIEAI. IJIII8
3. HERSHEY, and signed by Colonel ABTHUI Y. IcDE.MOH is quoted as follows! '
Dear General Hershey: '
" I have your letter of December 29 enclosing a letter of appeal
from the Determination of Local Board #229 not to issue a permit to depart
from the United States to the above named registrant. I have forwarded a
copy of your letter together with the notice of Qpeal to the I-ocal Board
with instructions to submit the ease promptly to the Board of Appeals.
' I'or your information Ifnay state that since I last discussed
this case with Oolonel Davidson, I have received from the Local Board a
ncnorandum of the action taken as follows!
" Local Board by unanimous vote of 4 to 0._denied persission to
Danny Kaye, Order Io. 1758, to leave the country for 11.8.0. at request
of 17.8.0, Camp Bhows Inc. ~best interest of country would
not be served by registrant being permitted to entertain members of the -
Armed Forces in foreign sones. Ieither his physical or aental condition
or attitude tend to show that the ncrale of the arled forces would be
benefitted by his performances before then, as a civilian. '
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Ihe next letter of pertinence in mum! !ATl'8 file is "
dated January 5, 1.944, and is addressed to Y. llcDlRl!0i!, attention
of llajor General LEWIS B. H1888]! , and is quoted as follewsi
" I have your letter of December 31, 1943 with regard to the
Notice of Appeal from the Determination of Local Board #229 in the case of
the above named registrant. ~ *
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I ' I 1. . T no t»'1¢e:]'emn' by the 1...; not hoe no noose. rumm-
eontaot with the Ier Departeent hoe been node and at their QO61f10_ request'-Ythere ie enoloeed herewith Withdrawal o_f Appeal, 1 - 4 .- I» '
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' e. _ - !he'file of the iegietxsant eehonld _be returned te the tom Board. -
!'he next letter of pertinence ie dated llaroh 14, 1944, from
olonel SAIIUIL LIIPBHY, Golonel ledioel Uorpe, -Iedicel Divieion to Confidential
Informant 21. Ihie letter ie qnoted ee follewe: ~ » ~ 1;» - 4 »=-
' Pnrenent to onr telephone oonvereetion tedey, I give you the
following record of onr filee on the ebove nned enbyeott _
V , . ~" d " on letter wee brought to ly. attention by the Inegiveotion ~ -'
Divieion due to oolpleinte on Iovember 30, l943.' I thn inveetigated the 1
eituation and found the following. _ T - . a A 4ne< .-. =1 K '__ '
F Io had e. preindnotion examination on lqrtelber 37, 1943 and wee
eocepted. He wae eent up for induction on October 30, 1943 end at that time
he presented a certificate from Dr. Janet llcleneie Rioch, 17 eet 5-ith
Street. New York Oity to the effect that he wee under treataent by the
above doctor who reported: a
' I incorporated thie etetnent in e confidential letter to the
ief lledicel Officer at the Induction Station and arranged that he ehould be
lent, irroepective of the bctor'e certificate, to the Station Hogitel ~
at Tort J f r their b ti ' d final , ey o o serve on en determination. He wee eent to
Tort J end t t at the Roepitel for three deye. He we re ted e jg _int on the certificates lglllgittedy but be wee informed
_ , _ . on the opinion of on duty at ytMt ,
' 1 checked the findinge with the cm»: anon ffioer after-
wards booauee in view of the oonplainte our effort: were all directed toward
having his accepted. V, t
" Iiu-ther information can be had by you, of course, by looking
up his records at Fort Jaw Hospital.
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- It will be noted that reference 1. made to certain or the eicrnentioned
eoannnicetione and varioue oonplainte received at Selective Gervice Beadquartere '
relative to eubjeot DA!!! KATE. It wae noted, however, there were no written _conplainte in the tile and theae coeplainte would ordinarily be attached to thetile which wae reviewedby the wrifter.p_~-; ~-l',;¢_ -Q - ' ..
i Iron the oontente at olonel lI1PMZIT8 letter, it wae noted that ' »
the findlnge or the arnyat the Port Jay llilitary loepital were '.b7C
arrived It independmtly of the finding! euhitted by Dr. JLIIT IQIIZII R1003
who ie the enbJect'e pereonal phyeioien, and it eppeare ehe wee ngaged by the
eubject immediately enbeeqnent to the eucoeeetul paeeing of hie pro-induction
phyeical examination on September 27, 1943.
_ It will be fnrther noted that there ie no indication in the corru-
pondenoe reviewed at lelecti 8 vi Bead that eubject wee nalinger- '
either at ing, nor any
01-and Oentrelve er ce quartere 4
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e lieutenant 1.7010415!!! provided writer with the medical ecrateh eheete
reecting that e. pro-induction end induction exanination were given athe enbjectSeptember 27 and October 30, 1943 reepeotively.
Iheee ecretch eheete were reviewed and in connection with the ecratch
eheet dated September 27, 1943 entitled Pro-induction Phyeical lamination,
it wee noted that all iteaa bearing nmbere 39 through 69 were marked nornal
or negative with the exception ct itu 60, which beare the following notation:
"llu.ecuJ.o-ekeletal - Eietory of beohche for paet eeveral yeere - clinically
I.D.' It will be noted that the notation_'I.D. "_ee need by Induction Station
.uthoritiee neane non-deferable. Ia:-3,4 1; ablue etanp on this ecratch iFeet _ -bie the notation eeoqated. 2 .. "
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Under itn mtitled Wurloogh snap" the following notation wae
obeerved . 4 2 - _ ' ' - '
'1. Bet of 221 Iorna
2. Medical letters of Dr. Weller
2. Lettere of tranamittal
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r The reveree aide of thie ecratch eheet, it wae noted, was not
tilled in, but attached to the reveree aide was e. white paper entitled Report
of I-ray Exanination, dated September 2?, 1946, and etlp
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"IRVING I. LOHHOII, lot Liautt. Nodioal Qorpo, Qhioi Roontgonologiot-."
Iron tho oontohto of this n-rag rqaort, it vaa apparont that an n-ray
oaanination had boon oonnotori of tho lug oroa of anhjoot DA!!! ZLTI. _ ..~»-ihio rqsort ia not quotoa hot it ia ou1tioo_to oa; that tho oxanining 5
phyoioian nado tho notation 5.9.9 on thio a-ran roport. qt ' ' '. h o ~". . , 92»_ _. 7 _ _ ~. -.
-'~ Aloo attaohod to tho ooratoh ahoot no anothocr papar hoax-in;
tho notation '1-rq of Dunbar lpio_o". !hio rqort ooto forth tho P ~ . _
rooulto of 2-rag oxaaination of tho lnnhar rogion o! onhjoct Hill! ll . 5
nni tho notation 'I.D." "naphtha! upon orthopodiotio opinion, ; Y
vac notod tho:-ooh. 1 L Y .
Attaohod to thio ooratoh ohoot varo tho following doonnontot
~ _ 1. lqottor datod. Soptamhor 24,1943 on tho lottorhoad or
ALIXAEDKB In IILLIR, Lib, 421 Brouifoz-A Stroot, irooklyn, In York, Y
om! view! I19:-. IE-LIB. o o T . ..;:.lo-»_ .,- ,_,,»-., . _, . 4 :,'-1'5"» _-.:.~;§ v ,-
'i'hio io to certify that 1'». Donn Kayo hao hoon um troatnont for
ahont 10 yoarot At tinoo thoro hao boon loos of night and olovotion of *
tomporaturo. I-ray ohovo old tibrotic tnarroular loaion of right apex.
"Ahont four yoaro ago following a tall, thoro vao a fraoturo of
tho coocyx with iiolocation aooociatod with ébdqgohniat 5-hora are
roourrant attooko of pain ovor tho ooooyz which was aggravated by anothor
tall a ohort tilo ogo.'_ -
_ 3. Lnothor iocunont attaohod. to thio noiioal ocratoh ohoot van oatonl "
loptambor 86, 1943 on tho lotto:-hoad of Dr, ILL! DLINEBRG, 1465 Iaotoxn
Parkwq, Brooklyn, low York, and vao oipod by Dr. IMIRIRBBG; . -
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Fdqoeite are also noted in the 1m lid-pulnonio 21.14. -- ~
' A lamination of the lunbo eacrel spine ehowe a moderate heleoning -
of the discs between the tiret and second, eeoond and third, and third 1 - --
end fourth lube: vertebrae. Jxemination of the eaore-ooooygeal spine shows"
a deviation of the ooocyx to the left and forward. . '
s 91;. t*53mnie grodnetive tun tuba-ou1oei_s_.
' lhere ie e hnlooning of the intervetehrel discs oi the lumbar
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A second nedioel soratoh eheet dated October 30, 1943 indicates
MIR! I111 was examined and it wae noted that itene 39 through 59 were marked
normal or negative with the exception of its 44 which bore the notation Varicose
veine, right leg. Its 50 bore the notation 'nueouJ.o-ekeletal low back sprain
I.D." Itu 53 bore title 'I|u.nge' and bore the notation Acute bronchitis".
Item 55 "Mental." bore the notation 'over" underlined in red e.nd"74-3" in red.Itn 58 Other Detects end/or Dieeaeee" bore the notation History of Pulmonary
tnberculoeie oontaot. Lowe:-hack pain. lhie eoratch sheet here the etamp -"holdover" end itene 55 and 58 previously reterred to bore stung: __"7eri£ied at
tort Jo; Station Hospital. further notation on thie eoratoh eheet vas
're1eoteg" stamped in red. A A '1' L _» A. ; , h '
0n the reveree eide of thie eoratoh sheet wae the following
notation in longumd and in ink: 4 -
' Pulnonaw tuheroaloeie contact. llother died oi. Elnoner;_ e
tuberonloeis 15 yeiire ago, *1-rqLI_uione mxma Fix nonthg, OooaeionelYever eTftir period of strenuous effort. Io eanatoriun care. Ivan; prolonied
expiration: wheezing -- aihilant relee. Oononr - inpreeeion. Acute bronohitie e
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A Idkovloo tho following notation qvpooro on tho rovoros _o1do of
tho sono nodiool oorstoh shoot. . - ~' ; » o - '- * . V ~
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Lttochod to tho scratch shoot was s lotto!" dotod Dctobsr 19, We
1943 oddrooood to tho Qhlsf Nodicnl Officor, Grand Control InductionStation, and slgnod. by ¢olonol SAMUEL J. IIPIHEZII.
" Iho tollovlng intonation hos boon nu-niohod to no in rotoronco to
tho ohovo nonod rogiotront. I on oonding thio to you tor your lntornotlon
and guldanoo in nlotorulnlng hio sccoptobility. V _
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nont of Dr. Bloch and Ln o. report dotod. Octohor 1Q, 1943, Dr. Bloch
otntosi
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Attochod to tho scratch shoot proviouoly nontionod van o form
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llenorandmn dated Iovnbor 8, 1943 is likewise attaohsd to the
scratch sheet and it was noted this scratch sheet was prepared at Station
Hospital, Tort Joy, In York, and reads as follows:
" 3. Hg slated that over the years he has eriodioally obséervodbecause of a {nigstog of"tibierZcZu.1osis and s oalo%i'e1"Ios1on in ti?'io£t apex and that he £e1t,secure,;et§e thoQEwas sufficient for Ks basis for re@_:otion._ However, ho tindorvent a pro-,-Z
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All the way across the country we had heard that the Washington press wasvery'tough, tremendously intelligent and very tough, and we realized that in "coming to Wthinaon we were going to have s difficult time making our missionquite clear 92]~ A a _ .» g __
Ie were amazed to find out when we got there that 95% of thexilashington
press thought as we did. They were just wonderful. There were about 5% of
. . . . __ _ - .the press which would think a ay the same way, no matter how long you talkedto them. I discount those. 92!:92 _+ * _ . .
The reason we went there was because the Constitution of the United States
we felt was being attacked by the Comittee now sitting by a..-Just happensthat we stooped here, and a great many years ago the Constitution of the United
States was signed here. Originally it did not include the Bill of Rights, the
Ten Amendments. John Adams refused to sign until those Bill of...the Bill of
Rights and the Ten Amendments were included in the Constitution because he
felt that would protect the individual citizen and givehim the right to Irspeech, freedom of worship, and so~on.._ I'm sure you're all-familiar with
. _ e. !, ._ . _,... _ F. ;. . _ NWetwent t0 fwashinsgton because we felt the of illightislwas being stit_ackQl4*
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DANNY, we're very happy to welcome you here to Philadelphia. You know
your charming female lead in "The Secret ife of Walter Kitty -- plug --VIRGINIA MAYO was in town just last week u_ w A J v _ ~
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~;;.,_,__, _ .-DANNY _KAYE, -what's your opinion of-the Un-lmerican 'l¢tivitie8.§.thQ__llQarings. 3 -Ti»-going on in Iae_hingt_,o:a".:___.i=.92- . . ;,i_ _ ,_ _ ___92i"""
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~"?§°""?~F"-71?- . _ "for just a minute, I was a member of a group that was present at the hearings
one morning, and the industry, of which I am very proud to be a member, was »
constantly smeared and attacked as being Communist-led, Cornmunist-dominated,
Communist-infested, which in turn makes us seem like complete fools.
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So I would like to put this question to you ladies and gentlemen listeningright this moment: Have you seen and enjoyed any of the pictures we have made?
Have you ever read a line or heard a line, or seen any overt act? Have you
ever left the theatre thinking that perhaps you might like the form of govern-ment that was being portrayed on the screen better than the American form of
government? . .
g . ,. _ ,Actually, your voices are what we need. You are the ones who are.;upposed
to tell the people who are running this Committee that you don't believe thatwhat you are seeing in pictures is Communist-dominated, or acts of Communists,or that they are trying to overthrow the government. We are not doing that in
the motion picture industry. We are very proud of our industry being a clean,wholesome entertainment, and we'd like to hear your voices on it agreeing with
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Thank you very much, DANNY KAYE. 1 ;
I understand that H0§?&OU5TON, the spokesman for this group, is in theroom. I wonder if he'd c e to make comment this morning. H. HOUSTQN?
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We came to Uashington as moving picture people who were very worried ab outa danger they felt their professions were in. We are coming away from Washing-ton as Americans who are deeply disturbed that their rights as citizens are
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Thank you very much, Hr. HOUSTON. . _ 7
and now herefa another f us Hollywood personality 4- one of the greatactors of the screen, Ir. PA ID, who would have something to say at
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GENE KELLY, I'd like to say before I ask you to say something that we're
all very sorry here in Philadelphia to read in the papers and hear over the
radio about your hurt ankle. low are you -coming along with it?ems KELLY . ' i '
you very much. Philadelphia is practically a second
very much at home here on your radio. I was married
in Pittsburgh, and of course first saw the light of
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home to me, so I feel
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Like another song-and-dance man, a much greater song,-.-anddance man yearsago said, "I wonder what's all the shootin' fur?" As llr. KATE has remarked,it's pretty hard to find any propaganda in pictures, mainly because the motionpicture industry is such a large one, and it needs to make pictures which are
box office successes. You can't make a picture for entertainment that theAmerican public will accept and inject any propaganda in it. So I think so far,
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, " ./-' -._ Thank you very much, GENE. V ' ~
¢.-AHow I see llr and s. STERLIN are in the room. I wonder if theywouldn't stepT#Iard t us for Just a moment. Here: STERLING
HAYDEN now coming up to our microphone here at the southwest Airport in Phila-
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" Ir. BLIDEN, what are your cements, please?__ .. , _ _
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our binds on the basic -principal ieaue. , In any political discussion with ourfriends, we always getloff on all sorts er tangents. That: why I Gould liketo point out that the issue involved her_e is not one of Communism. It is oneof the right of every American to think as he chooses. That is guaranteed to
us under the Bill of Rights.
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do the same thing. Write to your Congressman, or wire him, and by so doing,
you will be protecting every American as well as yourself.
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you very ....¢»;"&¢;"mmm. " of -_ __ I -' _And now I see MAhSH§*NT here_in the room._ l wonder if she wouldn't _ -oblige us by coming forward and giving her views on this very important matter.
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Thank you.
It seems to me that many of you listeners may well be confused about these
issues which are being so loudly discussed on both sides, and perhaps we can
clear up something for you by telling you our position about this.
J You may wonder ay, if Communism is a dangerous threat to our national _security, why we seem to be in a position of objecting to some of the procedureof the Committee that is investigating this very movement in our country;- It'sour feeling that the cert is before the horse. If Communism is as dangerousas we are told, and it may well be...this is not our authority to decide...thensurely the proper authorities, such as the FBI, should be appointed by thegovernment to arrive at this, and if it is this dangerous, then it must be
outlawed. We feel it should be outlawed before reputations are put at stake,and people's lives and jobs are jeopardized through only being suspected ofbelonging to o party which is at this moment still 1 legal party. And we feel
that the order has been reversed rather shamefully for the publicity for agovernment's group. _ - g } -
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- is we all know, ladies on gentlemen, thus for this morning we've heardonly from the actors part of the Hollywood prof ion. .e have here one of
the famous Hollywood Iriters with us, Ir. PH UNN, and I'd like to have
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overseas. There's a great deal of competition in the world and there are many
ideologies, and we feel that Democracy
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? the !Lady Observer", which is one;of,the most conservative and one of the .II '~greatest of the British newspapers: "The Investigating Committee of the *American Congress threatens the freedoms which are the secret of Americais '
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The Freedom From Fear Committee published a tour-page brochure
entitled, "Todu...BollyIood, 'lonorrow...'1he Ihole 0ountry...Is it good for
the Jews?"
The brochure starts off, "In Hollywood today things are happening
that are bad for the Jews. And, as the world learned to its bitter cost,
what is bad tor the Jews is bad for the majority of people everywhere. What
began in llunich as crackpot anti-Semitism ended with the slaughter of
35 ,000,000 people. a
In part, the brochure states, Ibo are these ten men who are being
persecuted? Some are Jens, some Catholics and Protestants. let, it is a
coincidence that every one oi these Americans has either written, produced,
directed or acted in motion pictures that attacked racism, and honorably
pictured minorities as human beings deserving equal rights and equal consi-
derati0n.' ' .
Lfter discussing some of the screen credits or the ten witnesses,the broclmre continues, -when smwm><Qmrnz L tried to raise a
the question of anti-Semitism, many newspapers claimed that Mr. ORNITZ dragged
this question into the hearings, but three weeks later Representative RANKIN
dragged it out into the open. On November 21., 191.7, when asking Congress to
indict the ten Hollywood liberal artists, he read a list of names oi actors
and actresses who had protested the action of the Thrmals-Rankin Oomittee.
' - ; V h al He said, I want to re/ad you some of these es, @1§gA,_QQ,-_- er re nameis his real name QQVID D&llIHrf_;!AllIll_S_KI. Anotherone is a _ p R, whose real name is EUR ,'_';__arid he went down
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Later, the following sentence appears: Did the Thomas Committee
attack these men because of their political acts? 01' course. But, these
political acts are acts of tolerance, of concern for the welfare of the
people, of progressive thought. These are not acts oi subversion."
The brochure cites Tmmsiwmn who, speaking of the Committee's
methods, said, "That's how it 'startéd in Germany. What followed was Fascism
and what followed Fascism was war!"
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care to advise me as to the i entity of the publishers of the :~ Finclosed pamph1et,entitl9§;: STARS IN HOLLYWOOD. '
This pamphlet came to me in a letter of remittance. I have
never before heard of thg;jntriotic Tract Society. I am wonderingif they are reliable. If they are the situation is certainly Eg:¢;;¢n
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He aiee leernea that ailee Hepburn had hereeif writ.aen that 0i#eeohqnu had deliberately and defiantlyworn a red lreaa to ernphaeize her =peech- can MOMdeny the truth of thia atoryf To urther emphaalxethe lac that Miee Hepburn neither repenta nor re-cahta, dlth Owanne of the Hollywood Reporter heaannouneed that lea Hepburn ie going to atump for the eenfueea and bewiioii H to Deco an Pneieent oi the United Goa lnrntlafdl .
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t, my friends, you shall hear about Com.in l-loll wood that will shook ou into a full
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let of you know. the ra-opening of "Thieves;"_hero Instead of in New York was prompteddetermination of the courageous Americanivho organized "Citizens United for Americangs" for the distinct purpose of proving to thoed Communists an their despicable palay.
'that they cannot control the legitimate"ha they control most of the Film industrye
. actors and writers.
The Iron Ring
until l began to organize for the rs-openlnes Paradise" did l become fully aware who
zring the Commlea have welded around the§icture Studios and the Broadcasting Stations.mant I announced my intention o re-open; e roaring out of their rat holes with oneqiop Thieves Paradise at all costs!" Whyf
ithi is tho first and only anti-Communist, on tho stage-and' they fully" realizosurvives their sabotage it will break
anti uniet rlaya and films. And tho; they applied age nstme this time was farhon tho first time. And they were arrogant-ée that they_would make t impossible forf stiffen the spines of the Studiowill irsga other playwrights to start a
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iwseke of all operational coats. Evan John
<hs man who publishes tho regular programhe theaters demanded that l put up tho costlg tho Piaygoer to insure him against lossy you do not see tho Playeosr in this theateri Agents bluntly told ms hey would not or
it permit their actors to appear in this play.
had to comb, literally thru tho entire actorit Hollywood to find eight actors-and under-~wlth enough courage and American spirit to1 throats o the Commies that it would mean,o_f their careers if they dared to appear inI i1 ,l.n of what a menace these traitors are to theTo
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To give you a clear, but by no means a complete
picture of how deeply tho Commiee have entrenchedthemselves in Hollywood, I will go back to tho day
after they forced tho closing of "Thieves Paradise"last_New Year's Eve: l was preparing to leave forNew York when a prominent Club woman called
me on the phone and asked me to hold my departurein abeyancs for a few days--she was very anxiousto have me meet a group of Presidents of Women'sClubs and tell them exactly what had happened. shetold me how she had been fighting Communism in
Hollywood for 20 yeareand what an uphill fight ithad been. Of course, I promptly agreed to meet withher-and help, if l could. when I met these women
l was deeply moved by their grand and unselfishAmaricanlsm. They urged me to re-open ThievesParadise" right hers in Hollywood in defiance of the
ladeand they promised me the support of the fullmembership of their Clubs. l hesitated. l had justbeen thru a very tough and grueling experience-andl knew how much tougher t would be to rs-open.They continued to urge me-and then proposed to
hold a luncheon meeting two weeks later at which
they would assemble at least another hundred presi-dents of other Women's clubs who would also sup-port the re-openingand make that rs-opening thebreach into the Red stronghold. I agreed to listensome more. Now l come to my most startling dia-
covsry--of how the Studio heads themselves actuallyprotect the Communists in the industry. .
Reign of Terror in Hollywood
They had asked me to get a Movie "celebrity" to
attend this meeting- to speak on Communism inHollywood." Preferably one of those men who had%one_to Washington to appear before the Thomasommittee. l spoke to at least a dozen men, all old
friends, men who had worked in my plays andplcturesand all staunch Americans. One by one,they all "reluctantly" turned me down. It puzzledmo. Finally one of them gave mo the true reason for
all these turndowns. I
Shortly after that the Thomas Investigation fizzled
out, and the friendly witnesses" returned fromWashington. a strict but secret order had92grapevlnedits way thru all the Agents offices that anybody, nomatter how big a personality, who would dare to _taikabout Communism in the Motion Picture industrywould be blacklisted out of l-lollywoodl This state-ment cama from a star who commands 3100.000 perpicture! At this time I won't mention his name be-
cause if l do he will be through. But l am willing.if called upon, to give that name in strict confidence
to J. Edgar Hoover. However. I could hardly believewhat I heard. l lmmediatelv put the question to one
of the Studio heads and. after l pledged myself not
to divulge his name, he confirmed that statement. andthen proceeded to vindicate that stand by the_ "Godsof the industry." He pointed out that Studios hads
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Movie Colony Founded on Reds
Do you mean to tell me," I demanded. that the
Louis B. Mayors, the Harry Warners, the Schenlts
and the David Seiznicks are deliberately fostering
Communism in the picture industryand allowing-those rats to poison the minds of our youth just to
save their lousy dollaref" Oh, nol" replied this executive, but we are in otough spot which you can't seem to understand. Wehave a great many brilliant minds in our industry,great actors, great writers, great directors. it's true,unfortunately, that some are communieticaliy Inclined.
but we could not survive without them."
well, my friend," I retorted, oil i can say is that
if the motion picture industry cannot survive withoutthose rats, then the motion picture industry has no
right to survive." ~ _
At this point I will show you lust-how far theseltudio heads go to protect these "oommuniaticaiiyinclined" enem es of Americaand, in turn, punish
others for their Americaniem.
, Katherine Hepburn, an
Example .i
Katherine Hepburn's love for Joe Stalin is no eeeret.__
However, she is coming out in State of the Union."
»MOM has long been jittery about .what would happento that picture unless something was done to white-wash that young woman. So one of the big shots sold
Fulton Lewis a bill of goods that little Miss'l-lepburnhas decided to repent and recant. One of the thingsshe is supposed to have repented of and recanted s
her now famous-or shall we say, infamous! speechon behalf of Mister Henry A. Wallace in which shedenounced the Thomas Congressional investigatingCommittee andquote "All their ilk" uncuote; antho Tenney Committee andcuots ail their iik"
uneuote.This MGM executive told Mr. Lewis that Miss I-lep~
burn had been drawn into delivering that speech byvery dear friends at the last moment, that she wasnaturally a very impetuous little woman and hadacquiesced without stopping to thinkand thus ill-advisediy read a speech written and prepared by
others. _Naturally Mr. Lewis accepted that statement. com- lng from such a man, in good faith-and announced
the story in one of his broadcasts.
* But a short time later Mr. Lewis learned that thatMGM gentleman had deliberately Iisdl He also
learned that upon hearing the broadcast Miss Hep-burn had furiously denounced all the heads of MGM.
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tan that spesehenu had ofworn a red dress to emphasil
deny the truth of this story92i'lO [ICC "ll! Milo ggggrncanto. Edith Ownnne of theannounced that lee l-lopoulthe confused and oewiiderei
President of the United all
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other young women whalng her name and her marte he enemies of the Amer
popular and wealthy, is Myianybody who dares to eaposan address before the Woml did expose that fact. Her
protested to the President
day a representative of thelaet picture called me up asaid about her. I repeated lmy address-and told him 1
Ina she could do so, that l
_tunity to cross-examine an:in a Court of Law whereoffense and a refusal to oncontempt of court and eon.
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Anti-Comm:
And now I will tail eu lltlon Picture Industryx ouibrazen audacity to try to I
leg the brilliant Communlei
A writer, who appearedlflittee in Washington andand has not had a lob sinthe most famous names Inlvod of two turs asslgK1... schedule for the eenemies of Amerlcsi i willthe names of these ooedmight mean more pun ehmlof the Industry_but l em e-and more facts to the ore:
guarantee to protect the pe
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This lureau's Jles reflect that/5; article L/;!L fpublished in the newspaper QRU" on July/15, 1945, quoted Q,. ;rylvia line, rife of Danny Kayo, as stating that Danny.Zaye{;»/TJ08 treasurer cf the Hollywood Section of the Independent f *. Jitizene Committee of the Arts, Sciences, and Professions .//and that Sylvia was an Eaecutiue Board nenber. ;:£::,
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--use- -y serious JFOCEDUB uevween the negro andwhite students at the school. In order to counteract the actionof*the white students in refusing to attend classes, the ChicagoOffice of the American Youth for Democracy organized a special rally
at Jrdhestra Hall in Chicago, at which Denny Kaye appeared as theprincipal speaker. The rally took place on October l, 1945, and
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all Ohicage high school students nere inoi
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uzgil has been deecr then icage- as e sapef_rascisl:' gr,' a eeekly published
ttee te the defeat and eradiatiel
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Democracy has been sited by the Attorney General pursuant ts
Executive Order lOd5O.
the Ebaily People's Ierld," in the issue qf
September 26, 1945, carried an article reflecting that the
Ibll senester of the Hollywood lranch of the People's Educational
Oenter opened on Septenber 84, 1945, and that the enphasis qfthe teaching pregral seuld be open peace and postuar probleneand nee cultural herissne. Particular publicity uas given to
the notion picture industry which had brought before the students
film personalities, among whoa was Danny Kaye. It is noted that
the "Daily People's Iorld" was a west coast daily ccnnunist
publication and the People's Educational Center has beenigeignated by the Attorney Oeneral pursuant to Executive Order
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The Icshington Post" of October 27, l9475 contained
a stateaent of the Ocnnittee for the first Anendaent which
protested "the continuing attenpt of the House Connittee on
Un<Anerican Activities to enear the notion picture industry."
Along those signing this statement was Danny Kaye. -
The ?onnittee,fcr the first Anendnent has been cited
by the California Ooanittee on Uh-Anerican Activities in its
1948 Report as_fcllces: El recently created Oonnuniet front
in the defense of Osnnunists and Connunist,fellon travelers.
Its innediate purpose is to create favorable public opinion
for the Ocnnuniste who refused to testify before the House
Committee on Un<Anerican Activities in Iashington, D. O."
The Qbaily Usrker,' dated October 30, 1947,contained a none article concerning a step ceneorship"'neeting
which was to be held an October 30, 19473 at the International
Theater, Columbus Circle, New York City. The purpose of this
meeting, according to the article, was to protest the "House
Un-American" hearings which were being conducted in Iashington,D. C. The article continued to state that at this nesting there
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fro Hollywood en tho previoue Sunday in which nevie stare =spoke on behalf of the witnesses who had been subpoenaed totestify before the House Cenaittee on Un1Anerican.Activitieee _The article 'tat 3§ Ith broadcoet included Danny Kaye.The "Daily Ierher"-one/new eaot coast coannniot newspaper whichsuspended publication on January 133 1958. ,
"Tho Ierhor5"a weotly communist east coast publication,In Iouenber 9, 1947, contained a news article concerning a radioshow_put op the previous Sunday by the Connittee for the firstAnendnent, which broadcast protested the nethods of the EadieUn~4nerioan Activities Committee. This article stated thatDanny Kaye told of his trip to Iashingten with the 26 nenbereof the Cennittee,for the rirst.4nendnentn ~
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this Committee has presented jbctual reports or has taken sworn
evidence."
The "Daily lorher" qf.Apri1 135 1961, page ll,contained a colunn entitled "Ihy Are They Silent Today?" which
was written by David Flatt. In this column Flatt mentionedthat during 1947 the Committee for the Piret.Anendnent was
formed and the representatives of the Committee went to
Iashington, D.0., where they presented a petition_for Qkodreeeof Grievances" to the Clerk of the House of.8epreeentativos inwhich it was charged that the investigative function of theHouse Gonnittee on-Jn-American Activities had been Qperverted
jron fair and inpartial procedures to unfair, partial, andprejudiced methods." It was pointed out that numerous individualssigned this petition and among names listed was that of DannyKaye. Platt, in his article, wanted_to knew why these people
were silent at the present tine.
It is noted that in April, 1951, the House Gonnitteeon Un<Anerican Activities was conducting additional hearings
concerning communion in-the.notion picture industry. .
The "Few York Daily Jews" of April 27, 1951, reportedthat on the preceding day a Stop Communion Committee was launchedin order to fight against Wed Influence in the Entertainment
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While has never b i i ' een nvest gated bythis Bureau, I would like to bring to your attention thefollowing information. -, in is attempt at satirehas on various occasions exceeded humorous boundaries inhis ridicule of the activities of the FBI, other lawenforcement agencies and high-ranking Government officials
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uur in?uiry developed the fact that Kaye successfullyhis pre- ndu ' " ~' 'ction h sical examination on Se tenoer 2/,
Kaye was unfitce. Kaye was processed for induction in
bctoner 194a. The Inaactioa t tionry servthe latter part of * = "P ' A - a ' ,
authoritiesIllfordered him for observation to a mi itary 0SQ11&1.After three days of observation in the uilitar hos italArmy doctors advised that Kaye was unfitfor nilitary dutyl ' _ ~
The facts of the investigation were presented tothe United States Attorney in the Eastern District of NewYark who declined prosecution. ~
£11 Subsequent information appearin§ in our investigative i e revea s that Kaye had affiliation w th communist §Ct1Vltl¬;n several communist front groups. He had appeared beforethe American Youth For Democracy, an organization which hasbeen designated pursuant to Executive Order 10450. He hadexpressed himself publicly as critical of the House Committeeon Un-American Act vities. He articipated as a fund raiserand was a member of the group w o flew to Washinton toprotest the action of the House Committee on Un- nericanActivities against the "Hollywood Ten." ~Thc Hollywood Ten"-consisted of a group of actors and writers who were cited bYa congressional committee as being subversive and/or menbersof the Comunist Party.
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rally at Oroheotra Roll in Chicago at Ihioh Dun; bye appearod as tho prin-
poak . tok laoo - olpll I or Tho o p on October 1, 191:5 and all ¢hioago high
:1 r school r to revont eiailar outbursts in Chioa
schools. 151.0H o Chieago Lotionounc t desc iontinal", s pm-Comnmiot Javioh nokly ribod by the
publication in Ohioago, as a group "ooittsd to the defeat and oraoioation
or Ionic." 100-338935-3 ,
Ibo -may rwpwa World", in its iasuo of ooptunm-, 1915, carried
an article reflecting that the tall ooaootor oi the Hollywood Branch oi the
Peoplo's Educational Cater opsned on Septeabor 214, l9hS and that the
aphasia of the tsaohing program would bo upon poaoo and post var problons
and nos cultural horisono. Particular publicity Ias given to the oouraee which
present various aopoots of the notion picture industry and which bring botoro
the students prominent fils peroonalitioo, including Alexander Knox, Betta
Davis, Doxnmlsyo md lurgeoo Ioredith. By way of identitioation, it is
noted that the Daily People's World is sponsored mo dominated by tho
Goammiot tart-7 of Galitornia and this paper in saio to reprooont and sot
forth the vino of the Gmznmists. 100-2h7118-18
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