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The Testimony of Walter E. Disney
Before the House Committee on
Un-American Activities
24 October, 1947

(FRAGMENT)

HAS: Can you name any other individuals that were active at the time
of the strike that you believe in your opinion are Communists?

WD: Well, I feel that there is one artist in my plant, that came in
there, he came in about 1938, and he sort of stayed in the background,
he wasn't too active, but he was the real brains of this, and I
believe he is a Communist. His name is David Hilberman.

HAS: How is it spelled?

WD: H-i-l-b-e-r-m-a-n, I believe. I looked into his record and I found
that, number 1, that he had no religion and, number 2, that he had
spent considerable time at the Moscow Art Theatre studying art
direction, or something.

HAS: Any others, Mr. Disney?

WD: Well, I think Sorrell is sure tied up with them. If he isn't a
Communist, he sure should be one.

HAS: Do you remember the name of William Pomerance, did he have
anything to do with it?

WD: Yes, sir. He came in later. Sorrell put him in charge as business
manager of cartoonists and later he went to the Screen Actors as their
business agent, and in turn he put in another man by the name of
Maurice Howard, the present business agent. And they are all tied up
with the same outfit.

HAS: What is your opinion of Mr. Pomerance and Mr. Howard as to
whether or not they are or are not Communists?

WD: In my opinion they are Communists. No one has any way of proving
those things.