INDEX

INDEX OF WITNESSES BY INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS

Α

Acheson, Hon. Dean G., Secretary of State.

Allen, Oliver S., vice chairman, Progressive Party of Massachusetts.
American China Policy Association. (See Kohlberg, Alfred.)
American Farm Bureau Federation. (See Kline, Allan B.)
American Labor Party.

(See Rubinstein, Dr. Annette.)

(See Eicke, Mrs. Anna

American Legion. (See Wilson, Don)
American Lithuanian Workers Literary Association.

Steelman.)

(See Newcomb, Elliott.)

American Veterans Committee. (See Harrison, Gilbert A.) ►
American Veterans of World War II.
American War Mothers. (See Falsey, Mrs. Loretta.)
Americans for Democratic Action. (See La Follette, Charles.)
Army, United States, Chief of Staff of. (See Bradley, Gen. Omar.)

Arts, Sciences, and Professions, Council of. (See Warne, Prof. Colston E., and
Forbes, Rev. Kenneth Ripley.)

Atlantic Union Committee. (See Roberts, Hon. Owen J.; Patterson, Hon. Robert
P.; and Clayton, Hon. Will L.)

Austin, Hon. Warren R., United States Representative to the United Nations.

B

Backus, Mrs. Dana C., interim national chairman, Women's Action Committee for
Lasting Peace.

Baptist Fellowship. (See Howe, Rev. Lee A.)

Beggs, Mrs. Frederick, committee on international relations, General Federation
of Women's Clubs.

Bender, Mrs. Clifford, Woman's Division of Christian Service, the Methodist
Church.

Boss, Rev. Charles F., Jr., executive secretary, Commission on World Peace,
the Methodist Church.

Bradford, Joseph L.

Bradley, Gen. Omar, Chief of Staff, United States Army.

Brethren Service Commission. (See Curry, A. Stauffer.)

Brickajlik, John.

Brown, H. W., international president, International Association of Machinists.
Broy, Mrs. Cecil Norton.

Burr, Rev. Dudley H., chairman, the Peoples Party of Connecticut.

C

Cadbury, Prof. Henry J., the Friends Committee on National Legislation.
Canfield, Cass, United World Federalists.

Carey, James B., secretary-treasurer, Congress of Industrial Organizations.
Clayton, Hon. Will L., vice president, Atlantic Union Committee.

Church of the Brethren. (See Curry, A. Stauffer.)

Church, Methodist. (See Boss, Rev. Charles F., Jr., and Bender, Mrs. Clifford.)
Citizens Committee for United Nations Reform. (See Culbertson, Ely.)
Cockrell, Ewing, president, United States Federation of Justice.

Collegiate Council for United Nations Reform. (See Schwebel, Stephen M.)
Committee on National Affairs.
Congress of American Women.

(See McKee, Frederick C.)

(See Draper, Muriel.)

Congress of Industrial Organizations. (See Carey, James B.; Henderson, Donald;

and Tyler, A. L.)

Cotton, Rev. J. Paul.

Council on African Affairs. (See Hunton, W. A.)
Council of Arts, Sciences, and Professions.

Forbes, Rev. Kenneth Ripley.)

(See Warne, Prof. Colston E., and

Culbertson, Ely, chairman, Citizens Committee for United Nations Reform.
Curry, A. Stauffer, Brethren Service Commission, Church of the Brethren.

D'Aquino, Carl.

D

Detroit Peace Council. (See Wahlberg, Rev. Edgar M.)

Dobbs, Farrell, national chairman, Socialist Worker's Party.

Draper, Muriel, Congress of American Women.

Dulles, Hon. John Foster, member of the United States delegation to the General
Assembly of the United Nations.

Durr, Clifford, president, National Lawyers Guild.

Eicke, Mrs. Anna Steelman, American Lithuanian Workers Literary Asosciation.
Elliott, Dr. Phillips, Fellowship of Reconciliation.

Ely, Robert B., III.

Emerson, E. A., Middletown Citizens Committee.

F

Fadler, William F., Jr., Young Democratic Club of the District of Columbia.
Falsey, Mrs. Loretta, national legislative chairman, American War Mothers.
Farmer, Fyke.

Fellowship of Conciliation. (See Elliott, Dr. Phillips.)

Fish, Hon. Hamilton.

Food, Tobacco, Agricultural, and Allied Workers Union, CIO. (See Henderson,
Donald.)

Forbes, Rev. Kenneth Ripley, Philadelphia Council, the Arts, Sciences, and
Professions.

Friends, Committee on National Legislation. (See Cadbury, Prof. Henry J.)
Friends, Social Order Committee. (See Parshall, G. Burton.)

G

(See Beggs, Mrs. Frederick.)

General Federation of Womens Clubs.

Gerard, Hon. James W.

Griffith, H. M., vice president, National Economic Council.

H

Harriman, Hon. W. Averell, United States special representative in Europe,
Economic Cooperation Administration.

Harrison, Gilbert A., national chairman, American Veterans Committee.
Harrison, Mrs. Robert R.

Hartman, George, chairman, War Resisters League.

Hayford, Mrs. Jane L., director, World Organization of Mothers of All Nations.
Henderson, Donald, president, Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers
Union, CIO.

Howe, Lee A., president, Baptist Fellowship.

Hunton, W. A., secretary of the Council on African Affairs.

I

Imbrie, James, chairman, Progressive Party of New Jersey.
International Association of Machinists. (See Brown, H. W.)

J

Jewish War Veterans of the United States.
Johnson, Hon. Louis, Secretary of Defense.

(See Weitzer, Bernard.)

K

Keyes, Scott.

Kline, Allan B., president, American Farm Bureau Federation.
Kohlberg, Alfred, chairman, American China Policy Association.

L

La Follette, Hon. Charles, Americans for Democratic Action.

Laird, George.

League of Women Voters. (See Stone, Mrs. Kathryn.)

Libby. Frederick J., executive secretary, National Council for the Prevention
of War.

Linfield. Seymour, executive secretary, Young Progressives of America.

Lovett, Hon. Robert A., former Under Secretary of State.

Mallery, Lawrence R., Jr.

M

McDaniel, Winston, Progressive Party of Wisconsin.

McKee, Frederick C., chairman, Committee on National Affairs.

Methodist Church. (See Boss, Rev. Charles F., Jr., and Bender, Mrs. Clifford.)
Middletown Citizens Committee. (See Emerson, E. A.)

Morford, Richard, executive director, National Council of American-Soviet
Friendship.)

National Council for Prevention of War.

N

(See Libby, Frederick J.)

(See Warne, Prof. Colston

National Council of American Soviet Friendship. (See Morford, Richard.)
National Council of Arts, Sciences, and Professions.

Newcomb, Elliott, national director, American Veterans of World War II.
Nowak, Hon. Stanley.

Ordower, Sidney L., legislative director, Progressive Party of Illinois.
Oswalt, Grace L.

Р

Parshall, G. Burton, Friends Social Order Committee of Philadelphia.
Patterson, Robert P., vice president, Atlanttic Union Committee.

Peacemakers. (See Peters, R. H., Jr.)

Peoples Mandate Committee.

(See Vernon, Miss Mabel.)

Peoples Party of Connecticut. (See Burr, Rev. Dudley H.)

Peters, R. H., Jr., Peacemakers.

Philadelphia Council, the Arts, Sciences, and Professions. (See Forbes, Rev.
Kenneth Ripley.)

Progressive Party. (See Wallace, Henry; Allen, Oliver S.; McDaniel, Winston;
Ordower, Sidney L.; Burr, Rev. Dudley H.; Rhoads, Paul L.; Imbrie, James.)
Progressive Party of Central Pennsylvania. (See Rhoads, Paul L.)
Progressive Party of Illinois. (See Ordower, Sidney L.)

Progressive Party of Massachusetts.

(Sce Allen, Oliver S.)

Progressive Party of New Jersey. (See Imbrie, James.)
Progressive Party of Wisconsin. (See McDaniel, Winston.)

Progressives, Young. (See Linfield, Seymour.)

R

Reardon, Thomas J., United States Constitutional Defense Committee.
Rhoads, Paul L., secretary, Progressive Party of Central Pennsylvania.
Richie, David S.

Roberts, Hon. Owen J., president, Atlantic Union Committee.

Rogge, O. John.

Rubinstein, Dr. Annette, American Labor Party.

S

Scherbak, H.

Schwebel, Stephen M., chairman, Collegiate Council for the United Nations.
Smedley, Frederick C.

Socialist Workers Party. (See Dobbs, Farrell.)

State Department.

(See Acheson, Dean and Lovett, Robert A.)

Stewart, Mrs. Alexander, president, Women's International League for Peace
and Freedom.

Stewart, Mrs. Carolyn Hill.

Stone, Mrs. Kathryn, first vice president, League of Women Voters.

Taft, Hon. Charles P.

T

Thomas, Dr. Joe T., president, United Congo Improvement Association, Inc.
Thomas, Norman.

United Chemical Workers of America, CIO. (See Tyler, Alcott L.)
United Congo Improvement Association. (See Thomas, Dr. Joe T.)
United Nations. (See Austin, Hon. Warren R.)

United Nations Reform, Committee for. (See Culbertson, Ely.)

United Nations Reform, Collegiate Council for. (See Schwebel, Stephen A.)
United States Constitutional Defense Committee. (See Reardon, Thomas J.)
United States Federation of Justice. (See Cockrell, Ewing.)

United World Federalists. (See Canfield, Cass.)

V

Vernon, Mabel, Peoples Mandate Committee.

Veterans Committee, American. (See Harrison, Gilbert A.)

Veterans of World War II. (See Newcomb, Elliott.)

Veterans of the United States, Jewish War. (See Weitzer, Barnard.)

W

Wahlberg, Rev. Edgar M., Detroit Peace Council.

Wallace, Hon. Henry A., Progressive Party.

Walls, Bishop William J., African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church.

War Resisters League. (See Hartman, George.)

Warburg, James P.

Warne, Prof. Colston E., National Council of Arts, Sciences, and Professions.
Waters, Mrs. Agnes.

Weitzer, Bernard, national legislative representative, Jewish War Veterans of
the United States.

Whatley, David.

Wilson, Don, American Legion.

Woman's Division of Christian Service, the Methodist Church. (See Bender,
Mrs. Clifford.)

Women, Congress of American. (See Draper, Muriel.)

Women's Action Committee for Lasting Peace. (See Backus, Mrs. Dana C.)
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. (See Stewart, Mrs.
Alexander.)

Women's Clubs, General Federation of. (See Beggs, Mrs. Frederick.)

Women Voters, League of. (See Stone, Mrs. Kathryn.)

World Organization of Mothers of All Nations. (See Hayford, Mrs. Jane L.)

Y

Young Democratic Club of the District of Columbia. (See Fadler, Wm. F., Jr.)
Young Progressives of America. (See Linfield, Seymour.)

SUMMARY INDEX OF PARTS 2 AND 3

A

Page

484, 964-967

1023

875, 1079
469-

African colonies (see also colonies, Congo)
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church.
Aggression, definition of (see also armed attack)_.
Aggressive nature of treaty (see also provocativeness of treaty)
470, 479-480, 862–863, 896, 955, 1046–1047, 1102

Allen, Oliver S..

815-818

Alliances, military--- 350, 419, 501–502, 686, 708–709, 756, 819-820, 835, 879, 895,
898, 1007-1008, 1042–1043, 1076–1077, 1112, 1129, 1142
359, 481, 485, 854-855, 900, 937-938, 978, 1005–1006

Alternatives to treaty..

Ambassadors, attitude of former..
American Bar Association ____

American China Policy Association_

American Cotton Shippers Association_

American Council of Christian Churches_.

American Farm Bureau Federation__.

American Federation of Labor__

American Labor Party.

American League for an Undivided Ireland.

489-493

1214

847

1185

American Legion__--

American Lithuanian Workers Literary Association....

American Slav Congress_

American Veterans Committee_

American Veterans of World War II.

American War Mothers_

Americans for Democratic Action

Anglo-Soviet Treaty (also Franco-Soviet Treaty).
Armament race_--

1188-1189

574, 575, 578, 579–582✔

790, 1137, 1195–1197.

479, 1214
1226-1233

1171, 1191, 1194, 1233

792

1040

917

9251

927

939

1109-1110

357-358,

588, 708-709, 718, 728, 731, 732–738, 806–808, 862, 868, 878, 895-896,
930-931, 960, 995, 998, 1000–1001, 1002, 1047, 1078-1079, 1082, 1102–
1103, 1127, 1128, 1132, 1163-1166.

Armament, reduction of

Armed attack

357-358,
437, 496, 732–738, 739, 757, 760, 766–768, 832-834, 900, 937, 960–963,
988, 992, 1011, 1019, 1020, 1140, 1142-1144, 1158 (see also military
budgets).

340-341,
346-348, 372-374, 403, 420-421, 448, 480, 519-520, 521-525, 546-549,
552, 573-574, 598, 606, 617-618, 621-622, 625, 670 671, 674-675, 685,
687-688, 698, 700, 702 -703, 712, 728, 805, 812-813, 846, 874-875, 924-
925, 931, 946, 985, 1034, 1076, 1084–1086, 1113, 1125 (see also North
Atlantic Treaty, Article 5).

Arms, standardization of
Armstrong proposal

Atlantic community
Atlantic Union___.

498-499, 508

631, 656-657, 658–660, 661-664
_339-340, 345, 665, 674, 912
377,

378-379, 380 382, 384 385, 387, 389--390, 404 405, 407-410, 529, 532,
560 562, 565, 571–572, 611, 614-617, 622, 623, 731, 1114–1115, 1117-
1118, 1145.
Atlantic Union Committee
Atomic Energy control...

376, 393-398, 526, 530–542, 608, 612–613, 647
475-477,

496, 733, 735–738, 767–768, 900, 992–993, 1018, 1143-1144

Blocs in the United Nations (See also Division of world into spheres)

1216
352,

354, 625-655