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Letter from Bertha Parnes to President Harry S. Truman and Louis B. Mayer

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w 320-13 wood 75600 Holly 75/1/48 Mr. Louis B. Mayer Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Culver City, California Dear Mr. Mayer, I am concerned over the dismissal of the Hollywood writers because of the proceedings of the Thomas Committee against them. I believe that you have not only done these men a grave injustice but that you have deprived the film industry of some of its most talented men. I urge you to return these men to their jobs. Freedom of expression is a fundamental freedom which must not be threatened or subvorted if this country is to maintain its democratic traditions and achievements. Very truly yours, uopwa:3/cio Bather Parns

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