world brotherhood - Columbia University

WORLD
OFFICERS
General Chairman
BROTHERHOOD
Established by men and women who believe in a spiritual
interpretation
justice, understanding,
varying
and
cooperation
among
people
of the universe to
as to religion,
race
or
promoin
nation.
Arthur H. Compton
European Chairman
381 Fourth Avenue
New York 16, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 9-4720
Paul-Henri Spaak
Pacific-Asia Chairman
Wilfred C. Tsukiyama
November 1, 195k
Extension Chairman
Spyros P. Skouras
Education Chairman
Howard E. Wilson
Administrative President
Everett R. Clinch*
SPONSORS
Pierre Bonvoisin, Bruxelles
Thomas E. Braniff, Dallas
Nicolas Braunshausen, Luxembourg
Samuel Bronfman, Toronto
Giovanni Ciraolo, Roma
Sir Stanford Cooper, London
William J. Donovan, New York
James G . Douglas, Dublin
Allen W. Dulles, New York
Lady Eaton, Toronto
Paul Finet, Bruxelles
Ferdinand Friedensburg, Berlin
Ejnar Glashof, Kobenhavn
William Green, Washington
John D. Hayes, Toronto
Paul G . Hoffman, Pasadena
Guill Konsbruck, Luxembourg
G. Blair Laing, Toronto
Francois Lehideux, Paris
Herbert H. Lehman, New York
Patrick J. Little, Dublin
Victor Loeb, Bern
Henry R. Luce, New York
H. N. MacCracken, Poughk.epsie
Thomas H. McKittrick, New York
Alfred Mayer, Wiesbaden
Sir Robert Mayer, London
George B. McKibbin, Chicago
Emmanuel Monick, Paris
Rennel G. Moretti, Geneve
Heinz Nordhoff, Wolfsburg
Basil O'Connor, New York
Giulio Pas'ore, Roma
Alfredo Pizzoni, Milano
Albert Plesman, Den Haag
Paul Reynaud, Paris
Eleanor Roosevelt, New York
James N. Rosenberg, New York
Gilel Storch, Stockholm
Roger W. Straus, New York
Gaston Tessier, Paris
Norman Thomas, New York
Charles E. Wilson, New York
Thomas J. Watson, New York
Mr. John J. McCloy
The Chase National Bank
18 Pine Street
New York, New York
My dear Mr, McCloy:
While in New York I have been happy to learn of your deep
interest in the World Brotherhood organization. As European
Chairman I am glad that you wish to join with me in strengthening
this non-political, educational work for justice, amity, understanding and cooperation among free peoples* I can testify
personally that in the short post-war span World Brotherhood has
contributed generously to the kind of world you anc; I want to
live in. It is enhancing the prospects for a United Europe.
I am particularly gratified by the results of Arthur Comptonfs
and Dr. Clinchy's work in Asia.
A year ago when James N. Rosenberg entered his 80th year,
Dr. Compton and I gave a citation to him as one of the World
Brotherhood founders. This month our friend becomes a fullfledged octogenarian. He has today handed me a letter enclosing
$5,000 for World Erotherhood and its extension throughout free
countries. This co-worker merits our felicitations in some
substantial way. Perhaps his birthday can be an occasion for
telling his friends and ours how significant the World Brotherhood
movement is.
With my compliments,
Sincerely yours,
37, Quai Wilson
Geneva, Switzerland
Telephone: 21260
Willard Johnson
Pierre A. Visseur
PHS:ea
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