FINAL LIST OF SIGNERS OF THE DECLARATION OF ATLANTIC UNITY, SEPTEMBER 29, 195^
FROM CANADA;
Rev. J. M. Belanger, Director, School of Political, Economic & Social Sciences,
University of Ottawa
Percy Bengough, President, Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Georgjr Burt, Canadian Director, United Automobile Workers, C.I.O.
Colonel Gordon Churchill, D.S.O., M.P.
John Diefenbaker, Q.C., M.P,, Foreign Affairs Spokesman, Conservative Party
Senator William D. Euler, P.C.
George Ferguson, Editor, Montreal Star
Mrs. M. McQ. Fergusson, Senator
Charles D. Gonthier, Canadian Institute of International Affairs
Senator L. M. Gouin, Chairman, Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Right Rev. Dr* Wasyl Kushner, Winnipeg
Professor A.R.M. Lower, Queens University; Historian
Dr. N.A.M, MacKenzie, President, University of British Columbia
Senator A. N. McLean, Chairman, Senate Committee on NATO Trade Relations
A. R. Mosher, President, Canadian Congress of Labour
Patrick Nicholson, Political Columnist and Broadcaster
Professor Frank Scott, McGill University
Dr. Sidney Smith, President, University of Toronto
Alistair Stewart, M.P., Manitoba, Foreign Affairs Spokesman, C.C.F. Party
Willson Woodside, Foreign Editor, "Saturday Night"
FROM THE UNITED STATES:
Herbert Agar, Historian, author, "A Time for Greatness", etc.
Elliott V. Bell, Chairman of the Executive Committee, McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.
Robert Woods Bliss, former Ambassador to Argentina; former Assistant Secretary of
State
Chester Bowles, former Ambassador to India; former Governor of Connecticut
Sevellon Brown, Editor and Publisher, Providence Journal and Evening Bulletin
Harry A. Bullis, Chairman of the Board, General Mills, Inc.
Ellsworth Bunker, President, American Red Cross; former Ambassador to Italy, etc.
Vanevar Bush, President, Carnegie Institution of Washington
Honorable James F. Byrnes, Governor of South Carolina; former Secretary of State; former Associate Justice U. S. Supreme Court Will L. Clayton, Vice President, Atlantic Union Committee; former Under-Secretary of State for Economic Affairs
Norman Cousins, Editor, Saturday Review of Literature; President, United World Federalists FROM TEE UNITED STATES: (Continued) 2.
Gardner Cowles, President, Des Moines Register and Tribune; Publisher, Look
Magazine, etc.
Colgate W. Darden, President, University of Virginia; former Governor of Virginia
Elmer Davis, Radio commentator and author; former Director, Office of War Information General William J. Donovan, Chairman, American Committee on United Europe; former Director, Office of Strategic Services
General William H. Draper, Jr., former U.S. Permanent Representative to the North Atlantic Council; former Under Secretary of the Army
Benjamin F. Fairless, Chairman, United States Steel Corporation .
Thomas K. Finletter, former Secretary of the Air Force
Henry C. Flower, Jr., vice-President, J. Walter Thompson Co.
Henry Ford II, President, Ford Motor Company
John Gardner, President, Carnegie Corporation of New York
W. St. John Garwood, Associate Justice, Texas Supreme Court
Joseph C. Grew, former Under Secretary of State; former Ambassador to Japan, etc.
William V. Griffin, President, The English Speaking Union
Ernest A. Gross, Legal Advisor to Secretary General of the UN; former Assistant
Secretary of State
Learned Hand, former Judge, United States Circuit Court
Albert J. Hayes, International President, International Association of Machinists
Honorable Brooks Hayes, M.C., Arkansas
The Rt. Rev. Henry W. Hobson, Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Southern Ohio Paul G. Hoffman, Chairman of Board, Studebaker Corp.; former President Ford Foundation; former Administrator, Economic Cooperation Administration
Ernest M. Hopkins, President Emeritus, Dartmouth College
Palmer Hoyt, Publisher and Editor, The Denver Post
Honorable Leroy Johnson, M.C., California v ^
Robert L. Johnson, President, Temple University; former Chairman Citizens Commission for Reorganization of the Government (Hoover Commission) Eric Johnston, President, Motion Picture Association of America; Chairman, Inter- national Development Board
Wilbur K. Jordan, President, Radcliffe College; Chairman, American Council on NATO
Senator Estes Kefauver, Tennessee
Meyer Kestnbaum, President Hart, Schaffner and Marx;. Chairman Committee for
Economic Development
Senator Herbert H. Lehman, New York
Paul W. Litchfield, Chairman, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., President, Goodyear Aircraft Corp., etc. General of the Army George C. Marshall, former Secretary of State; former Secretary of Defense FROM THE UNITED STATES; (Continued) 3.
John J. McCloy, Chairman, Chase National Bank; Chairman, Council on Foreign Relations; former U.S. High Commissioner to Germany; former President, World Bank
Honorable John W. McCormack, M.C., Democratic Whip, House of Representatives
Governor Theodore E. McKelden, Maryland
Hugh Moore, Chairman of the Board, Dixie Cup Company
Frank C. Nash, former Assistant Secretary of Defense
Lithgow Osborne, President, American-Scandinavian Foundation; former Ambassador to worwav
William Phillips, former Under-Secretary of State; former Ambassador to Italy, etc.
Philip D. Reed, Chairman of the Board, General Electric Company
Owen J. Roberts, President, Atlantic Union Committee; former Justice United States
Supreme Court
Elmo Roper, Public Opinion Analyst
Harry Scherman, President, Book-of-the-Month Club
Professor Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., Historian; Co-Chainnan, Americans for
Democratic Action
George N. Shuster, President, Hunter College; former U.S. Commissioner for Bavaria
Hans Christian Sonne, Chairman, National Planning Association
Admiral William H. Standley, former Ambassador to the Soviet Union; former Chief
of Naval Operations
Adlai E. Stevenson, former candidate for President; former Governor of Illinois
Miss Anna Lord Strauss, former President, League of Women Voters
Clarence K. Streit, author of "Union Now"; editor "Freedom and Union"
Charles P. Taft, President, Committee for a National Trade Policy
Harry S. Truman, former President of the United States
Thomas J. Watson, Chairman, International Business Machines Corporation and IBM World Trade Corporation Professor Quincy Wright, University of Chicago; former President, American Association of University Professors Henry M. Wriston, President, Brown University; Public Governor, New York Stock
Exchange
Owen D. Young, Honorary Chairman, General Electric Company
William Zeckendorf, President, Webb and Knapp
FROM GREAT BRITAIN;
Sir George Aylwen, Baronet, former Lord Mayor of London
The Very Reverend Principal, Dr. John Baillie, M.A., D. Litt., D.D., S.T.D., Chaplain to Her Majesty the Queen in Scotland; a President of the World Council of Churches; Principal of New College Edinburgh and Dean of the Faculty of Divinity
Air-Vice Marshal Donald C.T. Bennett, C.B., C.B.E., D.S.O., former Liberal Member of Parliament; former Chairman, Executive Committee, United Nations Association of Britain FROM GREAT BRITAIN; (Continued) k.
Sir Adrian C. Boult, D. Mus., Conductor, London Philharmonic Orchestra Alan Bullock, Censor, St. Catherine's Society, Oxford Frank Byers, O.B.E., former Chairman, Liberal Party Professor A» K. Cairncross, C.M.G., Glasgow University; former Economic Adviser, O.E.E.C. Sir James Chadwick, F.R.S., Master Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge; Nobel Laureate Physics 1935 Lionel Curtis, C.H., Fellow of All Souls', Oxford The Rt. Hon. Clement Davies, P.C., Q.C., M.P., Leader of the Parliamentary Liberal Party Arthur Deakin, C.H., C.B.E., General Secretary, Transport and General Workers' Union Lord Malcolm Douglas-Hamilton, O.B.E., D.F.C., M.P. Christopher Fry, Dramatist Professor H.C. Hanbury, D.C.L., Fellow of All Souls', Oxford Graham Hutton, O.B.E., Author, Economist Dr. Julian S. Huxley, F.R.S., Author, Biologist Commander Sir Stephen King-Hall, Founder of the Hansard Society and of the National Newsletter Sir Will Lawther, President, National Union of Mineworkers; former Chairman, General Council, Trades Union Congress E. H. C. Leather, M. P. Sir Frederick W. Leith-Ross, G.C.M.G., K.C.B., former Chief Economic Adviser to the British Government Captain B. H. Liddell Hart, former military Correspondent, "Times" and "Daily Telegraph" Kenneth Lindsay, Chairman, Education Interchange Council; former Member of Parliament Gilbert Longden, M.B.E., M. P. R. W. G. Mackay, Author, expert on European Affairs; former Member of Parliament Lord Merthyr, Deputy Speaker, House of Lords Malcolm Muggeridge, Editor, "Punch" Earl Russell, O.M., F.R.S., Nobel Prize for Literature, 1950 E.M.W. Tillyard, C.B.E., Lit. D., Master, Jesus College, Cambridge J. D. Tilney, M. P. Sam Watson, C.B.E., D.L., Secretary, Durham Miners Association Tom Williamson, C.B.E., General Secretary, National Union of General and Municipal Workers Isaac Wolfson, Chairman, Great Universal Stores G. M. Young, C.B., Fellow of All Souls; Oxford Sir Robert Boothby, M. P. FROM FRANCE: 5. Professor Maurice Allais, Chief Engineer, National School of Mines Jacques Bardoux, Member, Institute de France: Member, National Assembly Philippe Barres, Member, National Assembly * . General Pierre Billotte, Member, National Assembly Edouard Bonnefous, Member, National Assembly: former Minister Jacques Chastenet, Member Institute de France Count Robert de Dampierre, former Ambassador Senator Michel Debre Louis Dernis, Attorney, Paris Court of Appeals Hyacinthe Dubreuil, former Member, International Labor Office E. Giscard d'Estang, President, French Section, International Chamber of Commerce Rene Fould, Industrialist; Member, Academie de Marine Edouard Helsey, Journalist, foreign policy expert on "l'Independant" Edouard Herriot, Honorary President, National Assembly; former Premier Pierre Olivier Lapie, Member, National Assembly; former Minister Andre Maurois, Biographer; Member, Academie Francaise Emmanuel Monick, President, Banque de Paris et des Pays-Bas; former Governor, Banque de France Jules Romains, writer; Member, Academie Francaise Fermin Roz, Member, Institute de France General Maxime Weygand, Member, Academie Francaise; former Commander-in-Chief, French Army
FROM THE NETHERLANDS: Admiral Conrad Emil Lambert Helfrich, former Commander in Chief, Netherlands Forces in the Far East (World War II)
FROM BELGIUM:
Franz Van Cauwelaert, former President, House of Representatives Arthur Gilson, Member, House of Representatives; Chairman, Belgian Atlantic Union Committee M. Saiat, Member, House of Representatives Senator Et. de la Vallee Poussin
FROM NORWAY: Bjoern Holland Hansen, Professor, University of Bergen Leif Hoegh, Shipowner Sjur Lindebraekke, President, Bergens Privat bank Finn Moe, Editor; Member of Parliament Terje Wold, Justice of the Supreme Court Jacob S. Worm-Mueller, Professor, University of Oslo
FROM DENMARK: Niels Matthiasen, Secretary, Danish Society for the Atlantic Pact and Democracy Honorable H. P. Sorensen, Lord Mayor of Copenhagen OX\1 ,005" FR(M DENMARK - (Continuation)
>. • FROM DENMARK (Continued) K«B» Andersen, Headmaster of RoskUde Folk-High School H«M* Hansen, Professor Rektor Magnificus of Copenhagen University- Niels Hasager, Editor in Chief "Politiken"
Professor Erik Husfeldtj M»D# Eiler Jensen, Chairman of the Danish Trade Unions Bishop Erik Jensen Half dan Lefevere, M»D», Jnthor Hans Hartvig Seedorff Pedersen, Poet Henning Rohde, Chief of Bureau Ministry of Education Eigil Steinmetz, Editor in Chief "Nationaltidende" Peder Tabor, Editor in Chief "Socialdemokraten" Terkel M* Terkelsen, Editor in Chief "Berlingske Tidende"