Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1951 — Page 32

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FRIDAY, APR. 27,1951

Film Stars Cautious on Indorsing Groups

Having Slightest Tinge of Communism

By ANDREW TULLY Scripps-Howard Staff Writer

WASHINGTON,

Apr. 27—From here, where the House UnAmerican Activities Committee is operating again, it looks as if the chuckled appreciatively. average movie star will think twice in the future before indorsing He acknowledged he knew the Democratic Party and New

anything—even something nice and safe, like motherhood.

A lot of witnesses are still ref

known names as Anne Revere, G Silva. But enough of them are talking to indicate that a good chunk of Hollywood is getting jittery. ) In past years the committee was met by an almost unanjimous refusal on the part of the movie people to testify. But this vear five wit. nesses, three of them famous Hollywood names, have told what they insist is all. Four of them almost trampled one another in their eagerness to confess they once munists—Larry Parks, Sterling Havden. writer Richard Collins and Mrs. Meta Reis Rosenberg, a former story editor. And a fifth-- John Garfield has just spent half a day trying to sound like Calvin Coolidge in

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