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ch Pmt 2 cade ccthet. se nm aiaiciiatiias salle malate lRlate Papa na milan ice ER Nii uc _ Connuntat front in the defense of Comnuniste and Connunt st . fellow travelers. Its tunediate purpose ts to create favorable ~ publte eptnaton for. the Connuntsts who refused to testify before — 1... the House Committee on Un-dmertcan 4otivities tn Washington, D.C. oo _ A a ; er o.° .-e She “Datly Yorker,” on east coast Connuntst newspoper, dated October 30, 1947, contatned a news artiole concerning a - “Stop Censorshtp” aceting which wae to be held on October 30, 1947, at the Interncttonal Theater, Columbus Circle, Yew York, Hew Tork, The purpose of thts meeting, according to the article, was to protest the "House UneAnertcan” hearings which were being conducted tn Washington, D, C. The arttele continued to etate that at this meeting there would be a playback of the "Civil Liberties" broadcast made from Hollywood, Caltfornta, -on the previous Sunday tn whitch wovte stars spoke on behalf of the witnesses who had been subpoenaed to testify before the House Countttee on Une-hnerican Activities. The arttele stated that this broadecst included Danny Kaye. , "The Worker," a weekly Communist east coast publication, on November 9, 1947, contained a newae article concerning a radto show put on the previous Sunday by the Committee for the First d4mendment, which broadcast protested the methods of the House On-Amertoan Activities Committee. This article stated thct Danny Kaye told of his trip to Washington with. the 26 members of the Comntttee for the First Amendment. a Aceording to the "Daily People's World," San Francisco, California, dated June 9, 1949, Danny Kaye wos among those cited by the California Senate Committee on Un-American Activities as "typtoal of the indiutduals wtthin the vartous Stalinist orbits about whose activities and Stalinist programs and causes, this. Comutttee has presented factual reports or has taken sworn evidence.” — a The "Datly Worker” of April 18, 1951, contained a column entitled "hy Are They Silent Today?," which wos written by ‘David Platt. In thts column Platt mentioned that during 1927 the - Committee for the First Amendment wos formed and representutives