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22 COMMUNISM IN MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY so that Americans would be able to watch for that sort of thing in our own country and be able to resist it. Mr. Warxer. Pardon me. May I offer a list of 43 films--43 of maybe 100 or more dating back to 1917, when I produced My Four Years in Germany, under the former Ambassador to Germany at that time, James w. Gerard. If you go right on down through this list you will find a real effort to do exactly as you stated a few minutes ago in your rather lengthy sjieech--which was good. I want to repeat that. I don't think we without any tense. Here is a photostatic copy of a review in a Motion-Picture News magazine, Mfarch 23, 1918, virtually 30 years ago. It is in 10 reels. If you want to see it it is a silent film and runs for about an hour and a half. It told the story of what led up to World War I and between The pictures speak for themselves. May I offer that in evidence? Mr. Nrxon. I would like to have these pictures made a part of the record at this point. The Charrman. Without objection, so ordered. (The documents referred to are as follows:) March 21,1918 --. My Four Years in Gernany. By James WGerard. December 151918- Kaiser's Finish. Beware.By James W.Gerard. December11,1923-. George Washington.Jr. By George M. Coban. March 12,1927 The Better Ole.By Bruce Bairnsfather and Artbur Eliot Angust 10,1830 The Dawn Patrol. By John Monk Sannders and Howard Men of the Sky. By Jerome Kern, and Ottd Harbach. Hawks. June 20,1931 Septenber 12,1931. Alexander Hamilton. By George Arliss and Mury P. Hamlin. October 8.1931. Penrod and Sam. By BoothTarkington. Februury 27, 1937---. Penrod and Sam (renake). By Booth Tarkington. July 211934 Here Comes the Navy reiesue Jnne 7,1941).By Ban Markson. October 12.1935. Shipmntes Forever. By Delmer-Daves. October 11,181 International Squadron. By Frank Wead August 221836 China Clipper. By Frank Wead. January 80.1837 Black Legion. By Robert ord. February 20.1837 Green Light.By Lloyd Douglas. November 27,1937-. February 11.1939 Wings of the Nary.By Michael Fessier. May 6,1939 Confessions of a Nazi Spy. By Milton-krims (from arti- cles by Leon G.Turron). January 2i,1840 The Fighting C9th. By Norman Reilly,Raine, Fred Niblo, It, and Dean Franklin. October 5, 1940 Knute Rockne-Ah American. By RobertBuckner. August 80,1941. Dive Bomber. By Frank Wead. Norember1,191 February 21,1942 Captaine of the Clouds. By Roland Gillett and Arthur T.~Horman. July4,1942 Sergeant York.By Alvin C.ork. July 18,1912 Wings for the Eagle.By Byron Morgan and Ben Harrison Qrkow. September 5.1912 Across the Pacific. By Robert Carson. January 2.193 Yankee Doodle Dandy.By Robert-Buckner. January 23.1943. Casablanca. By MurrayBurnett and JeanAlison. March 20,193 Alr Force.By DudleNchols. June 12,1913. Action in the North Atlantic. By Guy Cilpatric. See appendixp.528for exhibits 8 and4 100-138754-362 HousE Commi++eE oN.UN-AmeRican Ac+iui+iE