wt ad _ * ~ 4 : oa | eee mo er ot ; can? . i é “A me “ ° i — 2? Pe | % Le tte 4 ~ a . ‘ ? . te ar {: Dg heresy © —y . . -, Dedicate) ty 2:0 Gua oF Pads Thpouch Sroodaa ; an TY? "Teaco Throusk alavery” <— +8, 48 eitisons Loth i ‘ef free cvetries sid of countriaa suffering Soviet . . m. TORye “Hepolyy hath the int plotive of sho Surlin conrese ce oo : For  Gultwal ! rypoogen in joining sogather inallootiah ; a. tho froodin of the republics of t2 anes a ee ~ Yondare who chortsh at ag? dgehoro at ways S2a Ere Atntepocad © optrtbh ent , trea shourht, smd free expres sot ong [und what the : . ton wilt, after their . os ct “ gultwret Leaders of thoce maith  yaborn sods tok “upon themselves © oietsans eo, Lang held
a “e Reference and cable Ee V Warden of rn “Antony? 3 2Qme brizts aficmnooa an the fail” of . ere 3 Bacar mide fte Ka theoeh the strov > of Onford. England. bearing a tuboy Tittle cld man with a scraggly mus. ¢ tache. whe had come to take his first look at the university. At that time few Ox- vaians had ever heard of ro-wear-old An- i tonin Hesse, Nor did they knew thar he : was the mysterious, anonymous French miitionaire whe bad just given Oxford pews. ul the ingcest cifts in its: distory— _.4000.200 for a new college ( Tuuc,. Jan ei 1949) Bur by last week. the -wbote | “y University way buzzing with preparauns jor Oxierd's hrs. new college ti 13 years “To house the students of the newest : ‘ college, Oxford authorities had sxqquired a sinali eroup of bufldines once uged gs. ap analican convent, These they renamed” t. Antony's. in honor.of Benefactor An- rani Besse. Then they began laying plans forthe curriculum: which ‘Si Anthony’ »"student’s-would follow: “25 7° Explosion in Yugoslavia. By had iaid dows uale on i He wanted both Frenchinen .and Enz men to be admitted. co study in an aumos- phere of Anglo-French, cooperation. . To’ create. hat atmosphere.-:O3 on WASH 6049 Out SS8C5 written 5 Jura WaSk
~ 4. "88 Warden of S. Astony’s : ghEe ere afuzpose the fatto a _. Pete Marca ap ale fe Lope thrangh ihe , : beanng “a asghv onus.” € Se Nest look + aho bad come ta . the unuversin. At Te few Ox. Ob eons: had ever heard oy Po eureald As. 2 18CR Besse. Noe die Chev Know thar’ he 7 Ras the MVslerious, AmMesiovus French im who had jew wvyen Oxford . . me Mi Cie burtest tts je es Riston— _ S620c-c0n for'a tew cotiege «Taz. fon co, So ? 3) 40808 But ty he weet, the -whols é cranes Het : : . __Reiversite_was burs “Sta” preaicraas ; . a t for Onierd's frst new codleee ia 13 vears ' : - . {Ta bose the students af the newest _ college. Oxford autharities ked acquired a : : ° ~s™c5 of helldices aoce used_as an ° . ewan convent. These they cenanviad *. Si. Actogy’s. in honor of Becefactor An - Sesse. Then they beraa Living plans fer the curriculum which SS Aathoav's Sudenis would follow, ; Explosion in Yugoslavia. “Antonin a Besse bad laid down oth: one stipulation, |: - He wanted both Frenchmen asd English. * poet - ° - Hee to be admitted, 16 Sudy 12 an atmos ’ . ue Phere of Anglo-French conmeration. To - a create that atmosphere, Oxivrd picked - as St. Antony's first wardeo fast the Sort, _ of tadependent-minded, wellbeducated . . an EogEshaian Besse had learned to admire -.. ~~ -- ae “" "during the wears he had traded and trav- “ ite Oxrorp’s Deakix ' “hoet sx files ond we? evar eren vet, che world, Slimztrim Fiederfe> izam ‘Dampier Deakin Was the mani." A-Fellow” ad tutor Of history at On. an Penna fords Wadham. College. he “had- worked — ~ * Referencé ‘wiih Winstod Churchill on Ceerchitls ; And cable monenenial life at Mariborauea Right) ay. - i aiter Manich. be joined the amy. He |” ; Puss the frst ddicer to perachice into | Yuruslavin.® worked so clmely with Tito } - Chat the oxo were once wounded by the | "same bord’ explosion, After the war. a | ~leutenas: elo.cl with a DSO. be re | ' tumed te Wadham. also began helping | Check wich his famed war .memnirs, | Las week 36-year-old Bill Deakin tovk i t | i over as Warden of Si, Antony's, | Trouble in the Drains, So far, Warden Deakin bat oeither stalf. students nor furvitere—“jest six files and me.” He still had 2 great deal of temudeling to dp in wet ready for Michaelmas termi ia Oc. ! loner. Thea. “after getting all the drains oF Vader the comarsed af Soak bcacpeet USE. | vido” £ nasege -¢ Seager” ey Aévescese F. Wixz. = ¢ Tse, tcp ap ” ‘eames
r Ld Vuln . i filmed ot Sya—s — “settled, "Re would have to ick a perma. : Bent cumeuttee of British and “French , Scholars to select his students. fea & . 1, AS, Besse had susgested. a third st 7 ; . . aaa ~ i chose ‘so students will be French. Though *.". x ; . . FS HBS ice Ai their pattern oi. study will be much the cas . . oo . a ‘same ag that of other Oxonians, its em- be an . . a . . phasis will be on European history and B =... “evi, 2 ; : economics. And row & then, after things ; ieee Berrie Ma Ret started at St. Antony's, M. Besse him- “ Me, self will drive up ‘in his big car to offer . . . his advice. -I shall welcome it.” says i Warden Deakin. -He’s ag extraordinary. man. ..a genius.” -. —... i ~Right.at-Home— ~~ When. pretty: brown: hai igned as Presi for w . Martha Lu. ntoof Sweet EOet rst, CaS. 37. rest Briae Coll she caughe it pus a bit off (rust ANNE Paxsete omen end the. world: Successor, Judging by their choice fast. week. they had apparently kept as their model Marthi Lucas Kerself ve hew president is Pretty, brown. - cos Tse hatred Anne Gary Panne, 39. the mother , . of two sons. Southern-bom (in Durham, . . N. Cua, like her Prececessor. she went to Oxford for her dewtorate in history (Mar- tha went to the University of London), eventually became academic dean of Ral. more’s Goucher C Olege for women (Martha was 3 dean at Radclities, tn re cent years, while clodai-tninded Martha Lucas became a UNESCO delewate and Started i Junior Vear Abrad procram ot for Sweee Briar, gichil-minded Amie Pan- mel bas spent niuch of her ume arranging iMternations: student scholarships, lacoming .Preadent Panoell will take over her new pen: ‘July a. Far. the. 950 zis at fashionable, foreasd-loukiag’ Sweeg . . _ ‘Beine bet appriatment meant thas every, ; oO A dking Seuld gi right as necaing fast Le Soe f ameothh and amishh oe evo. - : . Tees — : Favs | | pit PD ns
a aa oo “ oe © Anortean Repreas Coupany OO eee ne . . 6 Broadway : mo . Do te : . -« - Sew York, F. ¥. oo! en ee ATTRITTORi__ vr. Cerard Gilmore _ Presta acd the fellowlng tvo nares to the Tlst of suthorize! delegates to the Congress for Cultural Fraeedaa; . YP, Goorga Schivler (rattor) ha wt ees Ts = ' 270 Convent Ave. os Kew York, 3. Fo - SO Se Sincerely youra,
|. fort his paper ma45 having it conied, rill sena us oo oe a _ 8 heeyry-e: woe ce ee a : I . ras in cormany five or six weeka aso and was commanted ; . Tg tieally and unfavorably in wicoc cebles, [fie says thia is becauso S, is disgusted with antire State and "1coc handling of. Carman affairs, scys poople are either uninformd . or incompotent or vicious, meaning by victous tho croup of ; Germun Jews who wero disciples of the uorcentheu- plan, who-~- _ -, hate Gornany. and-Cermans, We has let his antipathy to the HICOG crowd be seo oided thom, [ ___uecoated come tee a rebably were @xa=plos of tho ofor é iv “- ; ; “List notify Am. thon simply draws his money _——— .. from An, Express, wag unde Prodaion that the cmnount would. _ ; 7 be desipnated and given an order for it, .cr worda..to.. 0 vee eee eee that ‘effect, 86 will be-on -PTUC List, - mo . sjocting Po cw cmt. T would. Jdke-to send attached, draft in anseer to para, 5, ° = .- “Had to consult[ ~~ pefore I could prepare this, ; Ro: | | Ho will bo addod to ? TV Pay BE fete mone BR _ Res _|}~He~-has--been pressti ae [Por E fund, Waits Eo fake agstotant tong, “(eit wav ~~ s Sos Sh “hm no dtée, = (( vidontly painted lov sasato a Coe -OL-¥ reporting and presa relations services.) — : a ‘ Ved. iegt Re pc ee nme a _ te meee & ~ ~ 4
\ wore SO 31 tay 1950 Qe, PDQUICK — ae a oe conversations wit | ees nay ) and wath (31 May _ with reference to attendance at cultural. Congress fe age L a Both Jesroo that onarena—ae my travel — . i. « . be the COnSVens, at the Invitation of tho “Cia, ih her ow right, ~~ ord from travel fund. fer. that purpose, without conoldbration latetua vis-s-vis.-CIA, - This on ‘the GHe ory. that. ne esi nT ve l-fs.-deairablo because of" ‘garyices ‘sho may rancor fo tho- a (not es a doloseate recesserilv) and bucmise of the so eotton of Durihiainfs covet. The Cenpeas, ag ostensibly — . , aese ans finanelally, veuld wake any such arrangements. a rules of CIA negarcing<troaval of 1. 2.
ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET Officer dertgnstions sroule be ured In the “Tot (a STRUCTION S$: Stl eee, stross eheet end each comsant nu@sered ty correspond wlth tre meeter fe the - . Venere mach jnsulticlent? “before furtne? rovtheg. . FROW:” - Ue.der wach comment a tine should be deaca “To"eotuer, Fath offleer should jaltial thie Recore we-asuting neat abould te Faturnad te Magiatry. Bo. - 7 oo : { m ap SF Te bare OFFICER'S ; “Ounents 9 . p Recto [- Fa0"s initias | PORE HO, are teas 1"? SECRET ok
2 say 1950 _ ce - pees ECR ' ~s ee eee rowed, wee ee 7s in the Soviet os - .&--Reyert-on Esy Day Cotifiter-sreos asia e ae “ Sector of Ferlin and the East Zone cf Serrany, PSPRRENCE § Lesorandum frog Jer 3 iay, recuesting On BUCESFETw overszicns fer In comliance with jour request uf 3iay, I sti=it a re;ort _ on kay Dey counter =sronayanda in the Soviet sector of Eerlin and ssh py oe ante Bees
14-0000 ; . : . . ” ros cae Pr . 23 way 1950 Tor Subject: Information| Concerning the . - * Berlin Congress 7 : “ Y attach (a) a ‘copy of the letter. ‘recetved from (b) a list widen se prepared of the expected oo , _ . dsarican delegates at the Congress, fe) together with three oe (| additions t6 tne: Britis: Aiat. _ ene ae 2e evidently. mawng. the Agerican list te BW ee nee wee definite as. oi dates Eonevar, a cording to ay informatica, . : at least tao or three of the delevates enom he lists are still | uncertain; for exasple| . oe 3. the fea! of a strong Soviet delegation, gathered . oy u froa Western Gerzany seen to me @xce.lent, and capable of major ; Tee ae no s exploitation ag we notad yosterday. However, it does not ssem te wn ; -o 7g reqiirl__presenca in dernany. oe he - 1 don?t ‘know’ exactly what arra. ‘genents msin —— _ a: “mind for eontinulag the paysonts accesaary tu Raintain ieee oo a a8 Bx offices One sentence 14 this letter suggesta. that, Be. -P).aas.. cee serene iaden . to eake payment froa verlin, - This matter oagat to ‘be clarified Soe Pe 5y> You will, note in tlia| ebter ‘the: address and 4 ‘ . Lalepnone aber of tha New York olTIce, ; ‘ : 7 ea [ | OO | ons
Copy of iotier froa | funtet 21 May 1950, New York City , a . *t have Just finished with ‘the prosa conference here at. Preedog . House. I. think pdnaged a nice turn-out = Hartrich of the Rerald-Tribuns, THT dergcn of the Times, Henry Reckkatt of the Post, et.al, Lf won't oe able to ge the clippings toncrrow; doubtless mich will ve asker, 2ut blicity won't hurt, and may ™ do. much much good. I have given (tre hundred dollar: -for ' . 8 nowy another two butdred-has aire ¥ gone in phine calls, telegram: o and the like. Spoke to Upton’Sinclair again; can't come, Silone a ia writing the piece for the <ines. liook 19.doing an ope Plece in the RL; with Levitaa promising a nice -gprea is writing letters, .8ending out_releases, - 3 working inthe little office, hindd out from George TL6ld of Freedom ce wee -- Hoiise (20 Hest Lots Street, Tel: Chickering-3069).--/I-hayg” YO : instructed hin. to-ccnsult yor-snd Eefer all problems to-rou, J “think he can Ge aA mat Wseful Job Ritn the press. i onuve dona uy aaeed “be Keep Bid Guo expenses corn, oll in the ead this joo will be move impertent than tna eipensive presence of many of the. i delegates in a-rlin, io keep in touén, githeh ¥ An then etansesi ter; bade CES woud oriminal vaste. Y Oppertunlties af there Geren’ the etronenet pesutble Tron ‘ Cu legation there on the Platform in Berlin. a and ave Come up with the proposal to smoke out the pro @3sors,: deans; entists, posts now secludad in fastern Germany ; five cr. - Bix oF these worthlea (M:ssians, Ukrainians, daslzties id indeed — ee va be a moot appropriate %sbshall, Leek je five a then fusslan-political-ecartdance, to g WAS tican- : diplezatic .sgurances — could have a meek topetner workine out” : from Frankfurt and Yunich ten days or. so betore”t! ‘this mightsturnsthe-triéies Ef Hink that’s the ta f ‘the only-aay te do Ate God knowa & Bon't be ‘able..to ‘Found thes: ".: - BPe In any avert, — althoagh-I. nave: been reluctant te raise the issue for’ fear ‘that ay motives might be misinterpreted ~~ = think that Presence in serlin wowld te of bteeg -le vsise, handithi e radie anf o-actan ofl’; ant nets cot considered ‘there an Lher “Amr icaa cutsivents.thich bgt oe Pee et Lee
"Ca the beok matter, it would ba wonterful if we could go aheed sith cur project of book exhibitaons of all corks of Bo Congress authors, I have asked ~- she can tes Ce ne ite TTT ; Feasned at the abeve munber in freedea House — to go atiead ~~ ..- + Wath a linited amount ¢f ¢rders froa the publishers, I trust . - so “os we trere will be money to oere> it; althoigh seme of the bills will go cut to we in Sorlin. “i az leaving tonight for. festover Field, It waa & biz mistake mot t= get comercial air travel ca ay orders. No plarss te = Londen, none to Paris. First sioo tomorrow = Franxfurt! And there : oa . _ iE tera around again, Sut thes sy ecntreet-eslis-fsr co breaksoms ee ne ; 7 until tre first of July. See you in the Sanitorium at that time. Oe 4 het “@ Best regards to you and and remember ma te your children, whe fascinated xe. } A wens ee’ t ED TPT cee 0 OL pee A
14-00000 . USA (Revised: Listing) Hears ‘ ; Coaing Fron : Address James Burchas, author _- Zashinzton 1327 33rd St Kee. ; : ' Irving Brow, labor man Paris : Brussela, Belgiua Sitney Nook, philoscpher Santa Parbara Hew York University ; Un of calif., acta 3arbara Flliot Cohen, editor YC Cormentary Ya canines NY Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. | Camoridge, Kase. fepartment of History | a ae Harvard University cs Robert Yontgomery “NYO : NC 30 Reckefeller Pl. WY °° ; fils & radio sO . 7 SoH. Levitas, publisnsr. ..- NYG ---- “ole-ProfsCarl Vy Priecrieh wei dcleors vases T.iérarreil, sevelist Turichy’or Paris eve! Sela! ste c/o American ‘xpress Par. George Grose, artist w¥C The Cottage, Hilaire 1. a Fara, funtington, . Le. Somer cee oe < Prof. G.A. Borgese Chicago — ; niversity of Chicego oo a : * Ueorge Schuyler, hevro editor NYC = , . 270 Convent Avenue, NYC ‘ Céracn ‘weCullers, novell is Parig “Express Compary ‘in Paris Boris: Kicolaevaty - RC 17? Fest 170th Street \ ‘Rocsian histor lap RYC = G clo" Hotel palinan “- francois: ty Paris: a ‘Colusbia Universtty - 7 ~duestor” - Te . --- - Morningside, WIC 4
Acditivns: Frog Englends . Peter ce tendelsonn, novelist Londen c/o The New Statesman: . and Nation, Lendsn ° Sebastian Hafner, editor London The Observer, a pablicat. nmr ae aa London, England a Prof, D.%. Brocan - Londen oo Canbridge University: political scientist — . oe _ England ‘ 2 v fae : _
Sab Copy of letter frod Tuesday asm. (5-23-50) foe "Toecday acm. Westover Air Field “BT spoke to Prot maou Sost putt —_ ~ night.: -He-is-propably the 1 South American - ~ — literary: eritie - now at Columbia University. (N.¥.C.). : Lo "He has. agreed to: coms ~ writing a paper on 'Literarian == >: . Ideals ia South “American Literature: ,. £ the Me “AFL-in Washington télle me he ia very aound politically. ~ 7 should be added to the jist - > giving us at Isast One non-North American. “Best "P,3, Oe " oe 4 lis also having a little trouble ° >. Sth summer, session commttmentsa, Could you ask - 7 to have “standard! State Dept. letter go. ~. se for sbout 10 days S ala to }Prof, Romance Languages, Dapt., { : Dniversity of Mic gan, ann me 2
. imuediately. . 024 309 23 May 1950 | ror | Subject: Information| \concerning the Berlin Congress * a 1.. I sttach (a) a copy of the letter received from Co) a list which he prepared of the expected . American delegates at the Congress, (c) together 1 with three additions to the British List.. ; 2 prtsineay one moans ‘the American list to be 0 0 Le definite. as 0 date. However, according to my information, at least two or three of the delexates whom he lists are still © uncertain 3. The idea of a strong Soviet delegaticn, gathered from Western Germany seems to mo excellent, and capable of major ~expled g we noted yesterday. Honever, it does not seen to requ resence in Germanys a ke I don't know. exactly what arrangesenta asin | . mind for contimuing the paymenta necessary to maintain ve York office, One sentence in this letter suggests that he plaas. E+ to make payment from Berlin., This uatter ought to be olarified 5. You will neta in th otter the addredé and telephone number of the. New York CB. : KEY . 02.279