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/ THE NEW SCHOOL 66 W 12th ST NEW YORK 11 ALGONQUIN 4-2567 April 19, 1944

Dear Mr.,)feinsteini ,/ I am_,..--glad to enclose the list of our refugee sclrolars who were, or ·atill--- are, con nected with the New School. Those on the list for whom I have additional bio~aphical ma terial in my files bear a mark('.'1) before their names. However, it would take quite some time to go over the entire material in order to forward you the essential data. May I therefore suggest that you first look through the whole list, and tell me exactly which specific questions, in ad dition to those answered on the list, you would like to have answered. This would make our work here more efficient. Sincerely yours, ~

Mr. I. M. Weinstein Special Assistant to the Executive Director J Executive Office of the ~resident War Refugee Board Washington 25 1 D.O. _Enclosure.

___ ._ .... LIST OF l,,6'7'REFUGEE SCHOLARS .AND ARTISTS WHO C.AAIB TO THE NE\'! SCHOOL FOR SOCIAL RZ§EARCH. NEW YORK CITY

CoUn.try Present .l!'oreign University Now working or .of Origin Nntj onelity l1ald or Otlier -Oounectiqn teaching at .

J<.l t, Franz L. .!lustria Stateless Economics, Ph.D., Vienna Lecturer,. Graduate Faculty~ Statistics, New i:ichool fOJ.". Social li~ · A:a.thematics. searc})., New York City; Chie:t' Jmalyst, ....conomic in"." · stitute, Ne1v Yor]t City . . ' ..

1'.rnheim, .Rudolf Gernn:ny i:itateless Psychology, ;,.ssi s tant editor, Int or• Lecturer,. Graduate ia~lty, Theory of .ti.rt national Institute of Narr Ochool for Social:~;.;.. Bducational Cinematog search, New YOJ.'k City raphy, Lea~ of Nations, Rome.

b.scoli, Max Italy J.merican Legal and Pol- Professore, Universities C~ief·Consultant, Co~Ordi 0 itical Philo- of Rome, agliari and nator of Inte~erican sophy. others. Affairs, \7ashington, D• OH Professor, Graduate .l!'acul.. / ty, Ne.v .Jc}iool for· Sociul .· • ; Res~arch_,, .~ P~}·!~.r~;·:~f~~i;~~:~f;,:~~~ •.auger, .E!iorre Franco French Physics .Profes.aor, ::iorbonne, Professor, Univ~rsiti::cir Paris J Chicago, Chicago~ Illi~oi~·

G) •.Barz in, 11larco 1 Belgium Belgian r,?hilosopb.¥ Professor, University ~ ...... of Brussels · · le8'e1 C&14f-0~~ · · · Ecole Libre·. des Halites . · ' ·· Etudes, ... or.. ·.. •· ·•.. / •.. · . N1-1,,...A.t...+e.N.e:~L.y~ r..,, Seoe.:i_cCfty··.~). .. ,,_,€ 1~'4, . ~ *Bono! t-Lovy, Franco French Echic a ti onal Professor, Ecole Nation- ,Frofessor, Nw SohOol f9r '/Y.·Y,{· '-' Jean Cinomatog- . ale ·l'rofessionello, Faris; Social Research and Ecole · raphy Socretary;,fronoh Scienti Libre des &lutes' Btudes, fic .Pross;. Secretary'Gone Neiv York ~~ty. · · ral., Intorilat ional Insti• " • Soh11lars brought over from tute. tor Jl

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Berghof, Herbert Austria .Austrian Acting, (teach~ Actor under Piscator end Drrom.tic Workshop and ingl and play- Reinhardt. Studio Theatre of the reading. New ..ichool for Social Research, New· York City

*Bikerman, Elie Russia Russian Ancient History Lecturer, University of Professor, New ;;iohool Berlin; Ecole des Hautes for Social Research and J!Jtudes, Scrbonne, Paris Ecole Libre des Hautes Etudes, New York City.

Birnbaum, Karl Germany Stateless Psychiatry Professor, University of Municipal Court, Berlin; Director, .Munici Philadelphia pal Institution for Men tal Diseases, Berlin-Buch; Medico-legal consultant, Municipal Court, Berlin.

Borgese, G. A. Italy American Literature .Professor, Universities Professor, University of Rome and !liilan of' Chicago, .Illinois Professtir, stanfc):rd · :-.:::~:~~'"~~-~~r:d · *Brandt, ~rl ~Germany .Airerican Agricultural Professor, L~ndwirt~ Economics schaftliche Hochschule, Uni vers it y• Ca~,ifornia. Berlin. J *Brecht·, Arnold Germany German, Political Sci- Counsellor, Reich Minis Professor; Graduate Fac .A!oorican ence, Jurispru- tries of Just ice, of Ecoh- ult·y, New School for So.;. citizen- dance, Public ·. omic s, and CbancellEir'y; cial Research; New Yorke ship Finance Director, Ministry of the City. . pending Interior, Prussian otate and Finance · Minis tri es ; Lec:turer; Deu.tsche Hoch- schul~,fueil Pdli tik, Be~l,inf . . . Brentano, Felix Austria .American otate·Direction Associate I>irec:tor with Max! Stage Director, New Opera w. ;:arui::~ o!\!,:1 _i11 ..~d _. ~1-roo~~ •. ~ew York Oit: . .... ·.·:·.

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*ill'ook, Warner Gennany British Political Science Head of Department, Minis- Professor, New School for F. and Economics try of Economics, Berlin; Social Research, New York· Dean of Faculty of Law and City. Political ticience, Univer- sity of Muenster; Visiting Professor, University Col- lege, Cardiff.

otsruecknor, Austria Austrian Chemistry and Professor, New Commercial Food chemist, private· in Camillo Chemi cal Tech- Academy of Vienna dustry. nology

>!Cahn, Franco French Biochemi stry Chief, i.lepartment of Phy Research Associate, Depart Theophile siology, Institut do ment of Biochemistry, N6\v lHologie, Paris York University, New York City

Calabrosi, Italy Italian Ps;ychology Professor, Unival'sity of Ro Ckland State Hospital, Renata RolIE. Orangeburg, Nsw York.

"Choucroun, Algeria French Biophysics Associate Chief, Depart Ros'38.roh Fellow, Department Nine ment Institut o$~Physics, of _B~cteriol?JlY '. Corn_ t~..u_.~'ll_-_,? __ ,·-'""' . de Biologic, Paris vors1ty9 ·Ithaca; .Norr o ~--.- ·'-· '

>!Cohen, Gustave France Franch French Media- Professor, Sorbonne, Professor,"New tiohool for So val Literature Paris, U cial Research and Doan~ Fac ulty ·of Philosophy, Ecole Libre dos Haut.es Etud.os, Nmv York City. llColm, Gerhard Germany American Public Finance Professo:r:, University .of Cpi.ef fi seal analyst, Bureau and Wor.ld lG.e l; H.oad of Research Do 'of the Budget, WashillRton, . Elconomics partlile?). t, Inst itut~ of D, O. and Professor, !,;raduato · World ·.\l)co~omics, Jq,ql Faculty, New 9,9hool ·for So- . ,. . -~- cial Ros'earch, NOl'1 York City.

Contini, Paolo Italy Ito.lien Poli tic al Sci Jur-is Doctor, Fcri:,,ra ' "Bureau of ·Uttfn-Atnorfcmt'Rti~·-,~~ ..- >" onco ·s_oa:J;'ch, Washingtop., D., c.•. · .. Country Present Foreign University No.v working FiAld or OJther.Oonneotion or teaching ar &me at: Or~i:lll Na!ii wal it;1t r Lecturer, New School fQr Czettel, Hungary Hungarian Cos tu:me and .?rofessor, Max Reinhardt . Seminary; Chief Designer, Social.Research, NeW Yo~k Ladislas Fashion Design State Opera and .Burg.. · City; Costume :Designer~ ·· theater, Vienna; Rein Metropolitan Opera Co111:0 hardt Theatres, Vienna JIB.DY, New York City an:l Berl in

Germany gtateless Modern Dance; ~eacher, Laban School of Teacher, AltaraZ' School, l>ombois Great Barrington, Massa-c l Barteni eff, Theory and Dance, 1.bnich; Director, ohusetta. Irma Notation of Romantisohes Tanztheater Movement Bartenieff, otuttgart. Professor, .filcoJ,e l..ibre Dvoichenko Russia Roumanian Russian Language Professor, University of des Hautes Etudes and Ma.rkof.f, and Literature Bueharest. lecturer, l~e\v School l!:ui'rosina -j for Social Research, New York City.

Eichenberg, Germany J\merioan Graphic Arts .Art Dept r_tment of the Ull- American Institute of Fritz stein Press, Berl in Graphic Arts, New York City. Asai stan t Professor, Ford- Einaudi, Mario Italy American Political Sci Assistant Professor, Uni ence versity of ~essina ·ham University, Nei:r York City Lecturer, New llcnool •.fo:t!Ahiii.... *Eisler, Hanns Germany Stateless Theory of Mlsic, Belonged to Schoenb!3rg ;;.~}+· ¥~ Composer Group cial Researeh, New Yofit city::· ··• - : At present in Hol lywooQ. work- · ' ing on Rockefeller grant for Researqh. on music in films '; *Ephrussi, Russia French _ Genetics Director, Laboratoire• de.. Professor, Jo}lns.ilopkiria Uni Boris Genetique, .i!lcole des versity, Baltimore, .Maryl!llld H_autes. ""tudefi!, Sorbonne, . Paris.

>IFeiler, Arthur Germany American· Economics Lect~er, ·.University o.~ Deceased; formerl;'l Professqr, Frankfort; Profel\lsor, lli}nd- GraduatG Faculty, New· School· elshochschule, Koenigsberg . for Social Researcl;l, Ncw York i.Pr. ···Ohief Economic Edi- Oit1· · · _;;,» ··•·. · ·· t-for,~~Uiie'f· iei~Wi'g~

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.Fuchs, Victor Austria Austrian Singing (Opara) Professor, Vienna Conserve- Free lance singer and instrua- to ry of Music tor

Goth, Trudo Germany Hungarian Tho Danco Teacher, Civic Pchool of Teacher, Dramatic Wor:kshop and Dance end Lfusical ~.fay Fes Studio Theatre, Nol'! ochool far tival, Floronco Sccial Rcsearch,Now York City Graf, Max Austria .(\ustrian Musicology Professor, .!hate Acadcll\V Lecturer, New Ochool for so_- A • , .... ' of Alusic; State Institute c ial Rosoarch, NGr1 Yor~.Ci'#?!lf._:_!9'..c"';/·"· fo r·Church Llusic ;· .AUs tro Amorica'tl Institute for Edu- cation, Vienna; 06zartoum, Salzburg. *Gregoire, Henri Belgium Beit.gian Byzantine His Professor, Universities ·of Professor, NG1·1 School for So tory and Civi ·: Brussels arid \Jairo; ·member cial Research; Vice-president, lization Academic .lioyale do Bclgique,Ecol

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*Gumbel, Emil J. Garmany , French Ilathcrnatical l'rofossor, Universities of Prof>ossor, Now Sch,ool for Statistics Hoidolborg and Lyons. Social Research and Ecole. Libro dos Hau tos l:ltudcis; Visiting Professor, GradU.• ato Faculty, Now School• for Social Research, Nevr York City.

*Gurvitch, Goorgos Russia Fron ch Sociology Professor, Univorsi.ty of Professor, N~1 School for Strasbourg, Uollogc Sev Social Research and Ecole igno, Paris; ~colc dos Libre dos Hautos Etudcs, Hsutos ~tudos Socialcs, Nor! .York City. Paris.

Gutkind, Erich Germany American .Philosophy, .Ph.D., University of Bor- licmbor of ~taff, South Sociology, lin. ,. Orange, liaple\700ci, N• J. . ... Anthropology Adult.. tichoq1 •••• • +~~tur.;;J.t:~.:J.,;~:'!-{! f ·,;.. and t'roo lane& writer'. '-.-~ · ·· · ·;

*Hadannrd, Jacques Franco Fron ch 1lathanatics Profossor, vollo~ do Eranco; Visiting Professor, Colum-. Ecole Centralo; Ecole Poly bia University; Head of technic, l'aris;' membre,. l/epartment of ~cience, .l\oademio des ~ciences, Paris; Ecole Libre des Hautos ·:Soci etc Royal do Lo:ricir'es; Etudes, lfow· York City. American itcademy Of ~ciences r and Arts and others. ,.f Halasi, Albert Hungary Hungarian Mconomics .Pr0fos5o_r, ::>ta.to Oollogo for Road, EconoDi!.c Besearch, ·E Economics and Public ~n Amorica:ri Labor-Conference n istration, Borlin; Bureau on International Affairs. d'itudos Socia:los, Brussell!·· . "· .

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Haussmann, Germany Inte·rnationalr Adviser, National Manufo.ctur-Lectqrer, .Research, Nefr; Frederick Lar:, indUs trial era Association, »erlin, · SchOoffor social Re~ organization. Chairman of its tax commis- search, Nmv York.Oitj.: sion, vice-chairman of it.s • commission for industrial or- gr.ni zati on; advisor, Ven~ zuolan Ministry de Fomonto. '!'

*Hagemann, Germany Stat al oss Town Plazm in g Town planning advisor to the Deceasei;i., fomerly Profes Worner and landscape municipalities of Du.ossel sor, No..-1 gollool for $ocia1 . i architocturo dorf and Loipziet Research, Now Y'.ork Ci tY·;>

Heimann, Eduard Gor11any Amrican Economics Professor, University of .t'rafossor, Graduate .li'acni:l Hamburg ty, New tlohool i'cir l;iocial Research, New Yor:itCity

.Herma, John·L. Austria Austrian Psychology Assistont, ?sychological Research Assistant and Institute, University of Lecturer; New ~chool for Vion?lll; Institute Rous Social l1es.0arch, ~ev1 York seau, Genova. City i t *Horrnnnn, La en Franco Franch Classics .t'rofossor, University of Professor, Ecole Libre doe J!

»russels. ~ Hautoa .utudos, Now York City~ - ~r~~~,~~-:~f.~1~· l! Heytbu.m, Antcnin; Czechoslo Czecho Arohi tooturo, Sta to ,l)esi·gner, liationo:l .Director of Graduate Studies ll vakia slovak Design Theatre and 0parq, House, il1 Des.ibi; C'alifornia In .Prague, ArchitoMurol ....d stj_tute;"6'f ~echhology, . daa viser to the Art and Sraft foni.ia~ · 14J.soum, Prague; Dos :ignor of theme exhibi t.ion:s· at the Czechoslovak Workbund and G1ass Research Ins ti tuto

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*Hirsch, Julius Ger!!5ny Stateless .Economics, Professor, uraduate ~chools Chief Consultant, Office especially of Business ""dministration, of Price Administration, Marketing Cologne, Berlin; Business \7asl1ingt an, ;D, 8.; Visit.,; Research Institutes, Berlin, ing Professor, Graduate Copenhagen; Reichs Secretary Fac11l ty, New School. for for Economics, Berlin Social Research, N.Y.C.

>lflonigrnann, Germany l:ltateless Historical Librarian, University of Professor, l~e1? School for Ernst Geography Bresla1,l; Prussian State Li• Social Research and Ecole brary, Berlin; staff, Insti Libre des Hautes EtUdes, tute of Oriental and Slavon ·New York City,· ic Philology, University of Brussels.

lioffmann Russia American Music, Pianist Teacher, Stern' aches Konser Teacher, N. Y. College of Behr end t, and teach et' va tor ium, Berl in Music; Music School of Lydia Henry· Street Settlement, ~ew Yor~ .l'i• ~\::'::c.;,'j,~C.7{'~.:-~; Horenstein, Russia Russian Music Conductor, Berl in fljll'IllPhony Leet.curer, Uew School for Jascba Orchestra; ~ief Conductor, Social ltesearch, New Yo.rk · ~esseldorf .Opera; guest · City; Conductor, Ne-,;1 York Conductor, leading. orc!Es Philharmonic Orchestra, tras in Germany and thrcu@:i.,.. Lewisohn Stadium, Suminer, out .i!illrope, Paiestine, Aus. 1943. tralia, ~ew Zealand.

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"Hula, Erich Au stria Austrian Political Sci .li.ssistan t, University of Col Professor, Graduate Facul• ence, constitu ogne; Secretary, Chambers of· ty, New 'School far Soo ial tional and in Labor at Graz and Vienna. Research, New York City · ternational law

*lhce, Alexander HJ,lllgary Hungarian Theatre and thea-Prafessor, Theatre and Movie Thoatri cal writer and pUb tre publication School, Budapest; Producer lishor; producer. of American Plays in vari ous European countries.

"'lCshlcr, Alfred Gornnny Amor lean Economics, Director, School for Adult Professor, Graduate Faeult'y, ;;ltatistics and Education in Economics, Har Now School for Social Ro• · Labor. risleefold, Schleswig search, New York City• .'' . Holstein.

Xahle,r, Erich Czechoslo- Czcchoslo- Histrry of Ph.D., Vienna Author and writer valda vakian Ideas

Xahn, Ernst Gcrlll3.ny Stateless Housing Director, Institute for Ro- Palestine search in Housing, Univor• sity of Frankfurt.

.Katona, George Hungary Airorican Economics, Assistant, .PsycMlogical In- Associate Director, ~tudy . .,_ ,,;_,.,f Psychology stitute, _Frankfurt; Assistant of Price Control and'Ratio.il-·,-c:~F-.::"f. i Editor, D&r VolkS\7irt, B~rlin ing, CowlGJS C0mrrJission f(>r · { · Research iI\ Ecfonolbics, Uni- - --~ J varsity of C~icago, Chicago. '

>i£aufllru1Xl, Felix Austria Austrian Philosophy Lecturer, University of Vi Professor; Graduate Faculty, enna New School for Social Re-.·. search, New York City.

*m'elsen, Hans Czeoho110- Ozechoslo- .Public Law, Professor. Univorsities o:f Professor, University o:t vakta.. vakian Philosophy of Vienna, Cologne, Geneva, California, BerJroley, Cali I.in7, Sociology Prague · fornia -:.

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"Rrai tchik, Russia Belgian Mathematics Professor, U~ivorsity of Professor, NG.1 Scb.091 for Maurice Brus sols Social Roseareh, Novi Yori

Kris, Ernst Austria Austrian .Psyohoanalys is Teacher, Institutes of Visiting Professor, Co~ and Art Critic Psychoanalysis, Vienna and Director, Research, Gradu ism London; Oourtaul d Insti ate b'eculty,.lfew .Schooi for> tute of Fino Arts, London Booial Research, :Ne.Ii Yont -· Univorsity; Psychologist, City . . . Institute of Psychoanalysis, London; Curator, .lfunsthis torisches Museum, Vienna. lechnan, Kurt Germany Stateless .t.conomics Editoricl Staff. of the Consultant, Boa.Jrd of .l:lcori Frankfurter 4eitung omic Warfar·e, V/ashingtori,D.C.

*.La skowsk;t, Russia Polish Agricultural Profossor, 1·r'lrsaw College ResGarcih ·Fel~cw, Uni_versity :.-, Michael Chemistcy of Agriculture of ·Minnesota, Department of .- -. -.. :J Agr1cult11f-e, _st_~ .t:~~:,,; 1 '.';'i;;~-:~.~:::;f 'f *.Leblond, French Medicine Assistant, ,faculty of Modi• Lectu'r(lr, .tOOGill Univ'or~i ty, ·--: Charles .li'. cine, Paris J Montreal, Canada; Pr()fessor, Ecole Libre!? des HautE)s · Etudes;, .New School ·for So- Gial Research, New York City

* lLederer, Emil Austria American lilconomics Professor, Universities of Deceased, formerly~· Pro.fossor., Heidelbµrg and Borlin Graduate Faculty, Noy1 SChool for Social Research, :Ne,,· York City Ge:LL .. ~:_,~- P.• ::.;;;S· .:li; Forejigu University N0\7 ,.,orking. or · gL._C~~)_g:J..x;. .fu;it,:'..f'..!'.Q.J.~j;~ ~ or Other C onnocti CJD teaching at ...

*l.ol:wnnn, Fritz Gorunny .American Econo~ Assistant, Uni varsity of ·· Deceased, formerly Profos····.·.··. Cologne sor, Gra«iuate Faculty~ Nev.t Schoell for Social Rosol3.rah, NC1t York City . . .

* Loirens, Charles Belgium Belgian Ahsicology Director, Palaia dos Boaux Professor, N ~' School :tor Arts, Brussels; Professor, Social Rosoarch, Now York .1:.oc®le Sup0ri.iuro d 'Archi- City tecture, Brus sols ·

Lenz, Gcrrm.1:i.y Statcl css Classics Fol l01·.', Not g·Jmcinsohaft dor Research Assistant, Insti Friederich, I'/, Deutsohon \Ii ssonschaft i .Re tut do Philologie 4t .d 'H1s search Fell0'7 at Univorsity toire Orientales et Slaves, of b'lorenoe; Collogos at New .;jchool for Social Re. Florence search and Ecole Libre dos liautos Btudeii; N~1 York Yity

*L6ser, Paul Germany Aunrican Anthropology Looturor, toohnisoho Hoch Professor, New l:>chool for sob:ll 0, Darmstadt; Univer Social Research, lfo.i Yoi'lt sity of otoclrholm. Ci t;v• ~Jn: th8 ..&raadd~otioo11 •. No-i'! u. 7t~~. · · . · ·· . . ·· .. .. . - .. - .

Leslau, Wolf Poland Stateless Oriental Lan Instructor, Ecole dee Hautes gµages Etude.s, ·Sorbonne, Pa:ds; As ~f ::~~~dtr~:J~~d;~.--~&:~~;_r-t~.~ ... sistant Professor, NO:tiow.l City . . ;j School of Livmg ?~iental Langm_ges, Paris;'fo1lo.v of. the French NatioTial Research CO\lncil.

*Levi, Nino Italy Italian Criminal Law, Professor, Universities of Deceased, farmer :iy l'rofos Criminology Genoa and Catania sor, .Graduate .b'acu1ty, Ne.7 School f or ~o oial Rese~cll'~ lI6\7 York City. ·

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Littauer, Rudolf Germany Arrorican Indus trio. l I.c.\7 Assistant, University of .Praoti.oing ettornoy, N0\7 Leipzig. York City.

'f-i *Loewith, Karl Germany Stateless Philosophy Assistant .Professor, Univer .Professor, Theological sity of 1~rburg; Rockofcl lcr i:lcminary, Hartford, O~. Research Fcllm, Romo; .Pro fessor, Imperial University of Sendai, Japan " *Lowo, Adolph Germany British .Economics and Professor, Universities of .Profossor, Graduate Faoul~ ·· ::lociology Kial, Frnnkfurt and Manches ty, Now School for. Social · ter. Rosearoh, Nori York City. 401-1.r'- ,>(J ' ' 'f *!Jaes, Julian Belgium Belgian Medicine Assistant, University of .Professor, Unio w.•s-y of Brussels iermall41, imlhtgbon, Vt. !

*Magat, L'Iichol Russia Franch .Physical l:lcnior Fol lcn, Owtro Na ~csoaroh Associate, l>epart- t. ' Chemi.s try tional a do la RGah

>lfilal in0\7Ski, Poland British Anthropology Professor, Univ.:ifsity of Dceoas'ad 9 forrne;ly :Profos"' BroI).islaw London · ' sor, Yale University, New -Haven:, Conoocticut.

*I.larix, Theresa Franco Fr en ah French Li tora Librarian at Sorbonne, and LcotlU'er, NC\v ljchooi fo~ turo and Llllsic Archivist of ihe l:locictc 809ia.i Resoai'o110·Now York Geor.ge .Jand,' .?aris. O'ity. .,

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*I.Iarschak, Jacob Russia Stateless Economicr Assistant .Prof cssor, Univor Professor, Univor13ity of sit y of He id el berg; Locturol' Chicago, Chicago, Ill. in Economics and Director, ·•I Institute of Statistics, Ox fcord University.

"-fayer, Carl Gorrnny Annricc.n Sociology Assistant, Univarsi ty of Hoid-.?rofossor, Graduate Faculty, clbcrg, Lecturer, Academy of Ncm School for Soc-ial Ro- Labor, l!'runkfurt, a.LI. search, New York City

"Mondizabal, Spain Spanish lnterna tional Professor, U'livorsity of Professor, Naw l:>chool for Al fro do Law, Logal Oviedo; Lecturer, Interna Social Research, and Ecolo ' Philosophy, tional University of Sant Libre dos Hautes EtU:dos, Sociology. ander. NOi--' York City -

Meyer, Julio Garmany ::ltatoloss Sociology and Research Assistant, 1lunici Loctur.or, Graduate Faculty, Labor pal ;;ichool for Social Work, Now Sehool for l:>oc ial Re Liunicipal Volkshochschule, search, Ne11 York City Nurnborg.

0 I.iilano, Paolo Italy Italian Comp ara ti vo Lecturer, Royal Acadcll\Y' of Lecturer, New chool for Literature, Dran:atic arts, Rom~; Founder ::locial Research and Queens Ron:ance .Lan and Stage ])ircc~or~ Tcatro Collogo, New York City @.lages. di Villa Ferrari, Romo. . . . ' ~ ,,:;.. ~~·;=~~~~: -,. >IMirldno Russia l!'ronch ?oli t ical Sci Professor, Institut des .Professor, lh.-vi l:>Cliool for - Guotzovi tch, enc o llmltes Etudos Intern~tion ::lociai Research;' Vico Boris alos; Secretary, In~itut do presidant, :µlcolo Libre dos Dro it Compare, Uni vers it y- of Hautos .cltudos, Ne.v York Paris. · City

Modigliani, Italy Italian Economics and Dr. Juris, Romo LcctUrer, Graduate Faculty, Franco Statistics .lfor.r .:>chool for. Social Re- search; Instructor, Bard _ Collogo of Columbia Univor-' sity, NcM York City; Advis- - -~. er, lUoorican Labor Confer... qnce pn Intornati.onal M- fairs~ ""-

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Pekelis, Russia Stateless Lcgul Economics Professor, Universities of Professor, G;raduato .l!'acti1~-: .hl.exander Florooco and Rome; practic ty, N0\7 ochool fp:r: so'c:fal ing lnv:ycr h1 ltaly and Rosonroh, Now tork Q~~Y Fra,_noo

*Perr.in, Franco French i'hysics Professor, '1orbonne, Paris Visiting Professor, l.Jo .l!'rancis partmen t of Chanis ~ry, Col\l,tnbia University, and. Professor, Ecolo Libre · des Hautos Etudes, Neu ~ohool for Social Re- · aearch, NCf-.1 York Cicy ..

*Perrin, Frc.nco French Physics Professor, l:iorbonne, .Paris; .Doceasod; formerly Prof:.. Joan men~er, Academia des Sci essor and ViM .?resident9 ences, rloyal Society of Ecole Libre dos Hautes London; .r>cademie Royale Etudos, N011 York *iity de Belgiqµe rind others. Nobel Prize.

*Picard, Ro 0Jr France t'rench Economics Professor, University of Professor, New School for Paris; t

*Pinthus, Kurt Gormnny Stateless History of Lecturer, LossinghochSclu1~, Libr2ry of Oongress1 .Vash Literature, Berl fu. ** ington;. D. C • Drama. end tho Thoctro

Piscntor, ~rwin Germany Stateless Theatre Producer ·and ~ir,octor of Director, utudio Theatre Pisco.tor Buebne, 'Be:f.lin, ':,,and .l.lranntic Wor·kshop bf •*Critic of literature, drama am tho of Lossing and Wallner No11 ;;ichool for Social ~ir then tre at "Berliner Ta~eblil tt ~" :"8 Theatres, Yol;Irsbuehne·und soaroh, ·u011 York city •.,H · Uhr .ll.bendbl.att" and "Tagabuch."- Staats Tli,oati:e .•. · .Berlin~. · ·. _,__ r .:-:;1 . ....\- .. .*·· ~ .... ~-·._ ... ·.-:,~ ... ~.,. .. :,__ .•. t 1_::~:~ :• :··-· ~' • _':, '~ ',r40/'"" ·:~--- - -:-·": ..".-~; .... ~!'Ir-~ .. _·~ --~-~--,,~~1L;~*-:~,;_'.·\:~:!:6'J_q~;~:· , ' .. '...... ~'"7<1.\·~:'._'_.·-; ·.·· ·j··., .. Country .Prsse:c. t Foreign.University Non Working.or .Af Origin N.a ti one li ty .£J..!zlir or Otber Connect; on teaching at '_, l'izarro, Spain Spanish Spanish Lan- Professor, Foreign Languages Professor, New •School• fol -• Miguel z. guage School, Osaka, Japan; Lec Sooiai Research/New York turer, University of Buchar Gi ty; Brooklyn; C9Uege0 est iµid Cluj, .rtumania; Span Brooklyn, N., y,; · · - ish ~onsul, San ~rancisco.

*.Pless, Julius Czecho- Czecho- Biochemistry Lecturer, Society for Medi Manager, ,j)ieteti,c l!~ood _ f' slovakia slovakian cine and Natural i:lci enf(e, Manufacturing C'orp¢".ation,. \ "· Bratislava; Director, Com New York.City. mercial Rese'll'ch Laboratory, Budapest.

Ramos, Spain Spanish Roman Law and Professor, University of Mad- Professor, New School for Enrique R. Comparative rid; member, Centro de Estud- Soai_al Research, New _York l'rivate Law. ios Historicos; Minister of City. Labor and M~~ister of Finance of the Spanish .rtepublic.

"fieich, Wilhelm Austria Stateless Biophysics and First 111 inic"tl Assistant and Director, Orgone Institute, Psyc hoanal ysi s Lecturer, Ps;i,choanalytic In New York City. stitutes, Vienna and Berlin; Research and Lecturer, Psy~ chological Institute, Oslo Uni varsity -

*Reiche, Pritz Gernm.ny Stateless ~oretical Professor, Universities of Physics Berlin, Breslau ~ Prague

*Reichenberger, Germany Stateless Romance .Lan- Lecturer, Royal Uniwersi~y A.ssista~t Instruct

Reiss, Hilde Germany Anerican :tl.rohi tecture Diploma of !3auhaus, .l.lessau,·_ •fenior technic'al. c6IJ.sultant, Germany Vallejo Hciusing Authc;>ri t;v-, Vallejo;: California. - _

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Roe sch, Kurt GerJrErny Arrerican Painting Dozent, Hochschule fuer bil- Ohainnan, Art Depart1Wnt, dende Kunst, Berl in. Sarah .I.e.wrence College, Bronxville, New York. Rolin, Henri Belgium Bel gi.an Jurisprudence E.A.M. Professor and Vice-President, Professor, New School for and Sociology Uniwersity of Brussels; mem Social Research and Ecole ber, "'"cademie .noyale de ~el . Libre des Hau1Xls. ~tudes, N. aw · gique; Presidp,nt of th.a Bel- ·I: 1 Sch,ool for. Social !lesearchi >A.· ...... i gian Suprene ~0urt . New Y~.l']t City,;'_: ;:•;c, :: ;,~;;~ ;~~:_~£t. _,_,,... 0 7 p: ...... ~ lifios anblum, French Physics Master of Researc~ Centre ... Ik Solomon Professor, New ..Bchaol. for So National de la Ree9'erche cial Research. and Ecole .Libre .·,t- ~ Scientifique; Institut des Haut~s:.i:.tudes, Nev1York j' Curie, Paris.· CUy . ' ~gier, Louis France French Philosophy Professor, Uni versitfes' of l>r'efeseei! ~ New. Sono9l fa;p .Sa Besancon and Cairo; Lectu:r ei.83 Besee.W.:¥.N~ Yen Ci~ · er,. Inst'itut Universit1i!zo ties Hauiies .Etudes, Geneva . ' ..

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*Salomon, Gel'!mny Stateless Sociology Professor, Universities of Professor, New School for : Gottfried Frankfurt and Paris Social Research; New York. City

Saivemini, Italy Aioorican History Professor, Universities of Professor, Harvard Uniwr Gaetano Florence, Messina, Pisa; si ty, Bambl"idge, Mass. Lecturer, Oxford University

Santillana Italy Italian History of de, George Scienco Lecturer, University of Rome Assistant Professor,- Mass. Institute of Technology• •· • .,~;..~,,_.,.' Oambri dge, · Mas$~'-•·;-~ ;,.<,,;/':::.;,~~.,~;~c~·; .-··;

11£iaussure, Switzerland Swiss Psychiatry Lecturer, Universit~_pf Gen Professor, Hen e'g)iQQ, · fpa,._ do, Raymond eva; Pro_fossor, Inst1tut a.eaiB:l 'Ro11iil!OPilA !!Bi Ecole Jean-Jacques Rousseau; Lec Libre dos· ~utes · Etudos, turer, Fsycheanalytic Insti~ N'01v ·York Cj;ty tu~e, Par1s.

Schaoffer, Statelo SS Compe.rati VO 'Junio_r College, Breslau .In oha~ge _of foreign ·1an Rudolf Linguistics guage · study groups, Advancec;. School of .i:iducation9 Teach- ers College, Noo Yo1::1C.City. Staff momb er, ·.Amor icari Council on .i:.ducatim. ~- . I 11ie ex~ "tte\'1 ac&ou1''fo1 'se;-''·:·<-, :''' f1 · 1 4~ lieae~ch.j; Bai ¥GrkCit#·'· · ..(;f s·r,f'j·•.tt~ ;·#.:}(!· ·:·.<,!,H ' '. ,. . ~ .; . < :~ \~<·~~;:·~~!:;··.Li.;i·~~jl~~Jt,i.f¥3:C~ .·:. ,· ...... • Country PrGscn t Foreign Univorsity Namo of Orj gin NntioMlity ~ or Other Connection . - *Schreckor, ?aul Austrin French l'hilosophy and Molliber, ?russian Academy of Visitmg Profos~o~~ Gradu.; .Philo s ophy of .,ciences, a;,rl in; Follow, o.to Faculty, N&.v '1chool foi > History Centre Natiom.l de la Re Social RosOilrch; Professor~'. cherche Sciontifique, ?ar New ocnool fcir Social"Re,..:,.-,. ia; Lecturer, Institut search and Ecole Libre dos d'Hi5toiro dos Sciences do Hautos Etudos, Nei.v York lo Sorbonne, i'aris; Master City. . . Mind Lecturer, British - Academy, London:.

Schueck, Franz Gormony American Modici no .Professor, Uni varsity of Consultant, U• s . .Public Borlin; Director, Hospital Health Sorvice; Advisor, am Urban, Borlin. u. u. Gomnil.ttee on Pbysical Fitness, Federal Security agency, 'l/ashin~_on, ,1). C.

*Scmuellor, Austria Austrian Economics Professor, University of Professor, Gradinto Facul• '· Richard Vienna; Head of Economic ty, Nm-;r "ohool for Social and Financial Section of Research, NG\11 York CitJr tha lforeign Office, Vienna

Schuotz, Alfred Austria histrian Sociology, Author Visit mg .i?rof~ssor, Gradu- Philosophy ate Faculty, New 9 chool for •.· Social Res~arcil;;~Uii~t:~:;~~,~~~: Board, Internatio:oo.l .Phen~ omen:ological S_oo iety, Buf~ J f~lo, New York.

"'Schwarz, Balduin Germany expatriated Philosophy Universities of Muens.ter, .Professor, MSnhattanville, Ger mm 1'/ostfc.len, Fri bour.g; Sr.'it College, Now York

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Dean, "chool of Politics, ~imons, Hans Ger=y .American Political Sci- Served in the Reich and ence Prussian Ministries of In New Schooi for Social Re-. terior; Regierungepraesi search; Professor, Gradu dent, Stettin and Liognitz; ate Faculty, New School ~irector and Lecturer, for So oial Research, Ne\7 Deutsche Hochschule fuer York City. Politik, Berlin.

Sondheimer, Hans Gerlll9.ny Stateless Theatre Tech- Teclmi cal Director, Con Techni ml Director and nique and Con- struction .i!ingineer and :Ue Teacher at Dr~atic Work struct ion sigtler at various theatres shop and Studio Theatre, in Germmy New S.ch,ool for Social Re• ,, search, New· York City :·· . -~:"-~--~""'.~: - ...: "Speier, Hans Germmy Amarican Sociology Dozent, Deutsche Hochschule .Analyst, Foreign Broa-dcast • ·· · fuer Polit ilc, Berl in Intelligence Service; Fed J eral Cormrn.mi cations Com- · mission11 V/ashington, D. c.; Professor, Graduate Facul• ty, New School for Social Research, New York City

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Co=~r.Y' Present Boreign University Now working Ol" · fu!ma Of Orj cin lfr tj onaJ i ty ~ or Other ConnectiQll teachin? at · SJpire,Andre France French Literature 1 .Auditeur, Conseil d Etat and .Professor,. Ecole Libr1;1,. and nuthor lnsp ecteur Gen a-al, Minis des Hautea ~tildes, New ;- · tere de l 'ilgricul ture, .P&l'.is York, li~- Y•. *Staudinger, Ge:rnmny Jlmerican Economics Counceller, Aeichs Ministry Hans Professor, ~raduate Fac of ~conomics; Director and ulty, New School for so~ l Staatssekretaer, .Prussian cial Research; New- York ( Ministry of Trade and Indus City try, Berlin

"6tt'8llss, Leo Germeny Stateless of History Fellow, .Bcademy of Jewish .?ra£essor, Graduate i'ac~ Political Research, Berlin 8lld of Booke ulty, Neiv Sci hool for $_o'" Philosophy feller Foundation far Social cial Research, New York Sci enc os , .Paris, .Lond an, Crun City bridge. Stern, Germany Statoloss Psychology, Director, Kinderh€Us, Breslau Catherine Wood ochool; Longhorn~ Education Penns ylv 811 in "611irauss-Lovi, France French Anthropology Clt;j.ef, Mission Universit·aire Claude Professor, Eoole Libre and Sociology Francaise au Bresil; Profes des Hautes Etudes; Vi- ! sor, University pf Sao Paulo, si:tin·g fyofassor-,--'~cidu- - _-~- Bresil. ,.. J

.'~, ;~; ';~~~tyne~:r~h¥,?~!;"·~:~?~_._:·ii York City "' · · · --~ 'iflzoll, Goorgo Hungary Czocho Music Professor, State Aohdemy of ·c.~auci1!or, Metr~?l.i tan·· I'6 sl ovakion Music, 'Ber~in; . .Hcadenw of .Mu Opera, New. York ·ity; J;; sic md Drrnnatic Arts, ·gt.lost· conductor 0£ al). ~aguo . leading orc:P.estras (ll:is:.. "ton; .J?hilad.e_lph:i.a, Chic~ 8:©:1,.NewYor:k, otc.J · *lanbonschlag, .Poland Polish Classical Professor, Universities of Rafael Research.Prot;essor; Col'." Romsn LnW and Cracoiv and Aµ-~-.i'rovcmg:~.. -' umbia Ulliversity,.;"New . I .Pnpyrology Fronce "· York City; .iis"so::iate .DU-- _ % .o.ctor, _.?Qlish:.:I~~1:::i.tu.t~'·· -- ...... ' ; .,j ot Arts On.d "'c'iGD:ces lli<- . . i ~ ·< •JUng_i-ic'e.• _ N. y; \ii/o.Y:· AI' · ·" 1·1 1 . --~, ·.· ;f.'&,l i·\ """· *~~.==i~~·. :~~~::~:&~~;~,¥i:~~~j -.: ... ,~~~.- ~ :-;-~~4--;: ~-- . ~ .• : . ,_ .• - j Country Present i'oreign University. Now working oi-. of Origin Netjppe1it¥ or Other Connection teaching at.

"'l!b.omas, Alfred Germ~ .American Technology, DU-octor, .!!inst Prussian Light Consultant Engineer and .i?ublic Uti and Power Company; Pruas-ian .l!lconomist; Assistant Lee• lities Electric Light and P011er Co. turer, Gradliate »'arn.llt¥, New School for Social ~ search, New York City

*.roch, Ernst Austria .American Musicology Professor, Hochschule fuer Professor,, University of ( Musik, Mannheim Southern °aliforliia, I.os .ll.ngei es, ~alifo mia · ·

Treuenfel s, Germacy German; Market mg Leading official of private Secretary and Treasurer, Rudolf American food industries Council for Cooperative citizen Business Training, Nee · ship York City. ·- pEnding

ltTuryn, Poland Polish Classical Professor, University of War- Research, University of Alexander Philology saw Michigan, "nu ilrbor, Michigan.

*'lambery, Hungary Stateless Criminal Professor, University of .Buda Professor, New Scliool _for Rustem Law, Crim pest; Judge Qf Budapest's Sqcial Res·earch, N~v York inology Court of A~peals, attached to City .. Ministcy of .Justice _

*Vaucher, Switzer li'renah Modern Professor, London uchool of Prof~ssor,"Londoil School Paul land Economic. Economics; Ecole ~bre des of Economics~ University and Social Sciences Politiques, Paris cf Lend.on Histcrry of and University of Paris.· France and England Venturi, - Italy Italian History of Prof~saor, University of Turin Professor, Ecole Libre' des Lionello .Art Hautes Etudes,, Naw York City. ~·

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Prof'es~or. ·~'ardham Uni Swiss Philosophy Professor, Universities of *Von Hilde- Italy Munich and Vienna; Institut versity, Now York City brande, Catholique, Toulouse Dietrich Professor, Mount Holyoke .;;ahl, Joan France French Philosophy Professor, Universities of Besancon, Nancy and Lyon, College, ~outh Hadley, Sorbonne and Ecole Nonna1e Mass. and ~cola Libre Superieure, Paris. des H811tes iltudos, No.v York City

Mathematics Professor, UniversitU of Professor, Lehigh Univer.;.. "lleil, Andre France French \ d1 Aligah (British India); sity, ~ethlehem, Penna., University of titrasburg and Ecole Libre des Hautes .cltudes, New York City

Research, Institµte for France French Economics Professor, Universities of Weiller, Poitiers and Toulouse Advanced ~tudy, Prince Jean . ton, l~. J. Professor, Ecole Libre des Hautes Etudes, New Yo'rk City - . P~ofes~6r ,·llt~du$.t~-i~~~::'>~.~:~{ Psycho lo§ Proiessor, Universities of *Nertheimer, Czecho knerican culty, New ~chool for f and Philoso Berlin and ll·rankfurt; Direc P,, · , · Max slovakia Soc:i.aJ Research, New . phy tor, Psychological Institute, ~4 Frankfurt · York;Gity. · . lnstructpr, New School White, J. S. llustria i'ustrian Languages ·:Teacher, Vienese Colleges and Li tera- for Social iiesearCh, ture Lycee EraI1:ca:i.s. de New'\ York; .lilnlerson School, New York. At :present in '· Armed Forces. Political ~ci- ., "l8inter, knst Austria . .Austrian ·. eni::e and Soci- As~is~_ant_ Mayor of Vienna . OlO!?'U'

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... -.:.. Country .?rosent ~oreign Upivorsity N01v working or< · ~ .o,f Orii.Pn Nat ion al ity ~ or Other Connection . toaching at _/ Yahuda, A. S. Palest ino 1lritish Near and Micl• Lootttter, Hochsclule der Juodis Professor, Now Scbool · ·· dle Eastorn tlhen Wissenschafton, Borl~n; for llocial Research, ·. Civilizations,i'rofossor, University of Madrid; NG\v York Otty. Somitic .Phil- and Centro do Rstudios Histat"i osophy, Bibl5:-cos, Madrid; Visiting Locturer cal ~ciences, at many univorsitios of Europe Islam and tho Near East

*Zlotowski, l'olEl!ld Polish Physical Professor, University of Warsaw; Assistant .t'rofessor, Ignace Chemistry Fellow, Centro National do la Vassar College+ .i?ough Rochcrche "ciontifiquo, .Paris, keepsio; Professor, and Carnegia-Curio .i!'oundation, Ecolo Libre dos Hautos Paria• Etudos, Nevi York City

Zucker, Gor!ffilly Stateloss History of l1iid11eao:r. lioohaebale futn- · ™-1- Lecturer, Hew School for Paul Art and Ar dElnde ~et mid llesaiong"'1:lotiQ.... Social Research; Drama• · · c hi tocture ~le, »erlin; Btauoati011a1; ~ tic Workshop, Ne;1 tiohool visor, German Broadcasting Sys for._Social ResearCh; tem; Practicing Architect Cooper Union, New .York· City

Zuckrnayer, Germany Stateless .Dramatist Lecturer, ~einhardt gchool, Pla.ywrigh~ and novelist Carl and writer Vienna " living in VerllOiit. .~·;:.~'_::-2~~~~;:~~;~~~; ___ ."·

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'.";enr !,'.rs. StottinRor:

Wo ·iro intflrCtoo in obtaining 1nformut1on about

t\e nohiovoi~ants of the Europonn sc1

artists anc'. tcohnoloRi!lts w'1o -have come to this country

nince Hitler's rine to p::rner. ".'o beliove that such in-

formut.ion. ~·rticulurly tho contributionn made by

aclentiotn ~nc tochnologiats to the American war efi'ort,

would be 'ielnful to us in 0111· v;ork.

''.'e uncerstend thut you have a liat containing

t'io nnmas of 1111 such acoonrpliahed persons l'eferred to

above, c -.-iould very r.mch approci•ite it if you f'orv;arded

t!1oir nrmefl 1 addresses and prosent conneationa, together

with auc:t1 bioe;rnphical miterinl as you may have, " Vf'ry truly yours,_

I. M, Weinstein _Special i\ss1atant-to-the - Executive Director \ \"rs, 3tott1nger, New ~-!choo l, . 66 'ileot 12th :;treat. New York, Naw York.

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J. W. Pehle

Mr. Leon Fraser," Chairman, Twenty~fifth Anniversary Committee, The New School, 66 West 12th Street, . New York 11. New York.

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May 10, 1944

Dear Mr. Pehle:

Thank you for your;note acknowledging our invitation to sponsor the Twenty-fifth Anniversary Dinner of the New School.

May I point out that it is not necessary to be present at the dinner in order to B!n"Ve as a sponsor, As I indicated in my letter of in'iritation, aponro rship implies no obligation beyond your expression of appreciation to the founders and your interest in the work of the New School.

It has been deeply satisfying to see how many friends of the New School have followed its significant career during these foruative years, The many hundreds of fine letters which I have received are a great tribute to the founders in whose honor the dinner is being held.

If, with this further explanation you wish us to include your name in our sponsor group, will you please let me know. Sincerely,- {~A__ti.5Cef L~n Fraser, Chairman Twenty-fifth Anniversary Co!Dllittee

Mr. J. 'ti. Pehle J Executive Director Executive Office of the President War Refugee Board Washington 25, D.C. Dew Mr, · Johnsonr

I appraaiat.e your cordil,il. illV'i ta.tion to address the New Sohool- on May 31 nnd I uiGh t.ltat ! might accept it. ftowaver, oit'cuius·tancee are auoll that I ommot plan to be 9Y

Washington at that t:L-ne. I partioularly· ~egret missing the opportu;i ty to meat wit.h you and

Sincerely your-a,,

J. w. Pehle Executive Di:recto1•

u!l'• Alvin Johnson,' Director The Mew School v 66 West 12th Street New York ll, New York

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Dear Mr. Pehle:

The New School has been very much concerned with the, by the displacement of problems created individuals and whole ethnic or religious groups as of tyranny in Europe. Therefore, a result it welcomed the suggestion of the Hias-Ica Emi gration Association, Inc. to sponsor a training course for social workers,in the field of migration, with particular reference Europe. to displaced Jewish populations in

This course has been conducted most successfully since ruary. It has attracted the end of Feb the attention of social agencies, universities and institu tions interested in the problem. At its opening ... session Mr. Earl G. Harrison, Commissioner of Immigra- tion and Naturalization, and Mr. Pierre Waelbroek, Assistant Director of the Inter national Labor Organization, were among the guest speakers. The closing session will take place in our auditorium on Wednesday, May 31st, 1944, at 8:30 P.M. Thp-main 11 11 topic will be Future Trends in Migration Policies, The first undersigned will be in the chair.

We all are anxious to have you as one of the guest ,speakers. can be more important and Nothing more interesting for our student boey- and1 for the audience gathered at this occasion than an authoritative statement work on the task, the present and the plans of the War Relief ]card. It is our sincere able to make such hope that you will be a statement in the form of an address of about twenty ing the session. minutes dur

Other guest speakers will be Mr. Harry Greenstein, head of the Welfare Division, UNRRA, who will speak 11 on The Place of Private Organizations in the Relief and Rehabilitation Program of the UNRRA, 11 Coordinating and Mr. Paul Van Zeeland, president of the Foundation whose address will deal with 11 The Regulation After the War of Migration and the Need for a Central Intergovernmental .Agellcy. 11 We feel that this course has made a significant contribution to training of social workers the in ~he field of,migration as well as to the clarification of some of the problems implied. We, therefore, while think you will find it worth your_ to favor the course with a statement of the War Refugee direction Board which under your is destined to solve practically some of the questions series has been concerned. with which the whole Though wa know the heavy demands made on your time we feel that our call deserves your favorable attention, Some material "' which will show you the character of the course is ,included•,·-; Sincerely yours, Mr. John W. Pehle Executive ~~ Director .A.1. vin War Refugee Johnson Board Director, New Room 228 School · Treasury Building ~~·-- Washington, D. C, ...,,- Max Gottschalk President of HIOEM

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VOL. I, No. 14 FEBRUARY 14, 1944

The Soviet Union in the Far East

VICTOR A. YAKHONTOFF A 15 weeks review of Russia's role in the Far East. Mr. Y akhontoff, Russian born, who knows the Far East intimately from many years residence there, explains why he believes that "no real settlement of the Far Eastern proh-. !ems, no enduring peace, is possible without the closest collaboration with the USSR." ·v

Wednesda~·s Course: $12.50 8:30 P. M. Single Lecture: S 1.00

66 WEST 12TH STREET, NEW YORK 11, N. Y. Telephone, GRamercy

. ~-.:- . ., ,1 ' . -~ .. '.-~_-. .-. \GINOT LINE and CONSTITUTION NOTES AND NEWS CALENDAR OFLANGUAGEWOR~SH~P; By ALVIN JoHNSON "Nathan the Wise": This notable production of the Studio MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14th · c' Theatre of t'"'O years ago will be revived- for a two weeks run 6:10 AnneH.Berger 7iIO"MigiielZ.PiZarrii .. 1e Constitution is the Maginot Line of American beginning Monday, February 21st. Performances every evening at · Intermediate German Elementary Spanish· : icracy. Just as the~ French, though aware of the 8:40, except Thursday, and a matinee on Tuesday, February 22nd, Bella Bogerianofl 8:10 Aime H. Berger.· rnns arming furiously, felt at ease, believing that no at 2:45 P. M. Tickels $1.10, $1.65, $2.20; apply to M. Eleanor Intermediate Russian E;Jem~ntafy ~erma)l 1y could breach the Maginot Line, so we American Fitzgerald, Dramatic Workshop,_. ~liguel Z. Pizarro Yolanda Leiie icrats, though aware of the pullulating groups of Intermediate Spanish Intemiediate Porltigue.~ iemocrats in our midst and the anti-democratic A three months training course on migration problems 7:10 AnneH. Berger 9:10 Yolanda Leite national forces seeking to penetrate us, feel secure Advanced German ·Elementary Portuguese id our Constitution. for social workers planning to go overseas is being offered under the auspices of the New School for Social Research by the Hebrew Bella Bogerianoff Rachel Milano iginot Line and Constitution are indeed magnificent Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS) and the Hias-Jca-Emigration Elementary Russian Elementary Italian arks. They represent a heavy handicap upon the Associalion -(HICEJ\1). The course will be given at the HIAS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16th ker, particularly the attacker who has legal and Building, 425 Laf~ Street. Special stress is being laid upon 6:10 Therese Marix 8: 10 y olanda Leite I scruples. But those who are lighting democracy specific postwar problems of displaced Jewish populations. Elementary 'Fre1.ich Intermediate. Portuguese ot at all weakened by legal or moral scruples. They The opening session will be held in the Auditorium of the New 7 :10 Therese l\forix 9:10 Anne H. Berger go around the end of the line without the slightest School on Saturday, February 12th, at 8 p. m. Dr. Alvin Johnson .{\dvanced French Advanced German ·d for international law or the laws of God and man. will preside. Among the guest speakers are: Mr. Earle G. Har 8 :IO Anne H. Berger Yolanda Leite may recall the famous remark of an American po rison, Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization; Mr. Paul Intermediate German Elementary Portuguese l boss: "What is the Constitution between friends?" Van Zeeland, Former Prime MiniSter of Belgium, President of the FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18th e l\faginot Line would have been a great asset, if Coordinating· Foundation; Mr. Pierre Waelbroeck, Chief of the 6:10 Therese Marix 7 :10 Bella Bogerianofl 1d it there had been a live, mobile, well equipped, Department of Labour Conditions, Employment and Migration, Elementary French Elementary Russian. igent defense. The Constitution is the most magnifi International Labour Office; and Professor Max Gottschalk, Presi Bella Bogerianofl Miguel Z. Pizarro asset in the possession of democratic freedom, pro- drnl of HICEM and Director of the Research Institute for Peace Intermediate Russian Elementary Spanish that wt> the people are prepared for a live, mobile. and Postwar Problems. Miguel Z. Pizarro 8:10 Anne H. Berger igent and adequately equipped defense. Intermediate Spanish Elementary German Social Research: The February issue contains seven leading 7 :10 Therese Marix 9:10 Rachel Milano ough, and perhaps too much, of metaphor. We are articlP.s: "Econflmics in a Unified World," Wesley C. Mitchellts Advanced French Elementa.ry Italian ole fools if we dream that even the best Constitution notable address at the opening of the Institute of World Affairs; e world can protect our liberties while we occupy "Hungary, a Danubian Problem," a timely article by Richard h·es with golf, the movies and pinochle. Argentina Schiiller; "Gestalt Theory," by Max Wertheimer; "The Public GUEST SPEAKERS early as good a constitution as ours. Look at Argen Debt in the Financial Structure" by Alfred Kahler; "Franz Op· The vast majority of the population have been re· THE CHILD: FROM BIRTH TO SIX YEARS penheimer's Economic Ideas" by Eduard Heimann; "The Protes· I to economic peonage and political nullity. A fer . l\foNDAY~:30 P.M. tant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism" by Ephraim Fischoff; ng nest 'of political schemers call themselves the February 14th-Dr. Edith Buxbaum: The Emotional Development "The American Worker and his Education" by H. M. Kallen. The of the Child nmcnt, and are now seeking a formula by which price per copy is 75c, to registered students 50c. Dr. Edith Buxbaum, child analys\, has had long experience in may enjoy the benefits of Nazi and Fascist favor dealing with emotional problems of children. .till have a chance to come in under the benefits of . . ' 1 . . lend. At such a time as this, while the world is on The story of Dr. Alvin Johnson's rescue of Europe s leading PSYCHOANALYSIS AND PERSONNEL RELATIONSIDPS md free men are fighting desperately to retain in scholars from the Nazi terror is told on pages 561-563 of the 'fUESDAYS-8:30 P.M. orld the hard-won gains of three centuries of liberal 1944 World Almanac. Included is a table listing the names and February 15th-Harold R. Bixler: Selectivity, Hiring and Firing cratic effort. other data about 167 foreign scholars whom the Ne~ School Harold R. Bixler is personnel director, Mutual Life Insurance has helped. · are still a liberal democracy. The Constitution still ~oai;:~:~;s' °,{s~~kti;',::rk; cha~~n New'-~-o::~:oW;°~t. ~· . . - ~· ~ .. s firm, and under it we breathe the breath of free . . . General Seminar: The General Seminar, which meets Wed ROUND TABLES ON LATIN AMERICA But we take our freedom for granted. We have nesday evenings at 8 :30 P. 1\:1., is open to graduate students and tten that democratic freedom is late invention of THURSDAYS-1!:30 P.M, a qualified guests. Dr. Kurt Riezler, speaker on Wednesday Feb~ February 17th-Frank Tannenbaum: The Racial Destiny of Latin ind. Three hundred years . ago there was no man ary 16th, has chosen the topic, "On the Good and Bad Peace. ~ America here in the world who felt securely free. There was For tickets, apply to the Graduate Office. Frank Tannenbaum; professor of economics at Columbia Uni· m who could be sure that he might not die under tor • versity, has written many books and articles on Latin ·America. like those our soldiers perished under after Bataan. . . . STUDENTS FORUM AMERICA'S LITERARY IDSTORY ' Renaissance and the Enlightenment gave us the The Student Assembly announces a get-together party of students FnmAv~:30 P.M. y and secmity we enjoy. Do the Renaissance and the and faculty on the 5th floor Saturday evening, February 19th, from February 18th-Thomas H, Johnson: FQlk Literature in-America: htenment bore us? Then our Constitution is destined 9 o'clock on. There will he dancing, entertainment, and refresh Ballads, Tall Tales, Humor , like the Maginot Line, as an impressive relic of a Thomas H." Johnson, American Literature Group, M.L.A., is ments. Tickets, at 50 cents ·each, are on sale' in the library. Pro. one of a group reporting the findillgs of a special survey of er age gone by. ceeds Of the party will support the new student magazine. new viewpoints in Americ'an literature. CALENDAR OF LECTURES

These lectures are open to the general public; admission fee to sillgle lectures $1.00, unless otherwise stated. All courses meet weekly under the titles indicated; where feasible, topics of individual lectures are given. Privates and corresponding ranks in the Armed Fcirces admitted free to all courses. Non-commis~ned officers may register at 25% reduction.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY Hth Paul Zucker 9:10 Henry Cowell Styles through the Ages Musical Theory 6:20 James Felt 8:30 Phillips Bradley German Renaissance (Advanced) Practical Matters for American Foreign Policy Those in Housing Charles Leirens Julius HirssHi-. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17~ -Music in France Economics1 of Industry Cesar Franck and Distribution 6 :20 Gardner Murphy 8 :30 Frederick Hauasmann Psychology of Peraonality Hans Simons Eleanor Reich et al Round Tables on Latin America (See Guest Introduction to Interna The Child Speakers) tional Politics (See Guest Speakers) J. Salwyn Schapiro Struggle for Democracy in Karen Horney B:30 Ascoli, Heimann, Pekelis9 Modern Europe Riezler, Simons Integration of Personality in Psychoanalysis_ International Organization ($1.25) Gertrud von Eckardt Gymnastics Max Lerner TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15th The Home Front 8:30 L. C. Dunn 6 :20 Henry Cowell 8 :30 Ot10 Klineberg Gorham Munson Heredity and Society Music of the Peoples of National Character Professional Writing the World Mendel's \aws The eye for subject and Primitive lliusic form ($1.75) Alexander Pekelis Kimball Young The U.S. Supreme Court Cultural Change and FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18th Social 1\.Iovementg Emily Rosenthal Creative Work and Play 6:20 Peter Monro Jack 8:30 Selwyn James B:30 Frances Arkin et al for Children · Reading, Writing, 0 ur Foreign News Psychoanalysis and Per Speaking sonnel Relationships $1.25 Meyer Schapiro Roger Picard Edgar Johnson (See Guest Speakers) Arts of the Middle Ages Socialist Doctrines in Analysis of Satire France: Fourier Psychology of the satirist WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16th 8:30 Charles Ahrams War and Postwar Maurice Kraitchik 5 :20 Bernhard J. Stern 8:30 Louis III. Hacker Housin.11 Mathematics Anthropology and the American History Problem of Minority John G;;'ssner and Peoples Paolo Milano Robert E. Spiller et al Sidney Hook The March of Drama Literacy History of U.S. Contemporary Philosophy Restoration Comedy, (See Guest Speakers),. 5 :30 Elbert Lenrow Revival of metaphysics Lessing J 20th Century Novel in Europe: Sigrid Undset Elbert Lenrow ~fasterpieces of World SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20th Literature: Plato 6 :20 Jenn Benoit-Levy l\fotion Picture Writing Alfredo Mendizabal 3 :00 Johannes Steel et al The World of Tomorrow The League of Nations 8: 10 Henry Cowell Musical Theory 8:30 Victor A. Yakhontoff (Elementary) Soviet Union in the Far East. The.First World War

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Training Course on Theory of Migration and Methods of and private o.rg_anizati611s ,vh_iCh·in.one \\'ay 01; another deal with mlgri(tion· Emigrant Aid Work Offered by HIAS-ICA Under the work. These lectures will be given by Auspices of the New School for Social Research authoritatiYe represe11tatives of ·each of these bodies. Pradital questions of post-war al" This course \\'ill help to train in the Before the actual· beginning o( the ti\'itit•s, both at home and o\'erseas. 'pecitic field of migrations those social Training Course, the students will be a!'e at }H"t•sent tlw order of the day in workers -\\·ho are already equipped, or addressed at an opening session by all fields of Hol'ial. t•eonomie and politi are in the pl'ogress of being equipped prominent author(ties in. the -field· of cal reconstrul'limL In !he \\'ide field for o\·er.seas Jifi.nrl partieularly Euro migrations, while another special sef; of thl' 'thl'Pl' H's" in EuropL•-Relief. pean adidties. It will begin about sion held at the close of the Training l~l·haliilitation and Reconstrudion the middle of February and \\'ill be C'ou !'se will gi\'e the general lines. of \'arious l'l't't•nt initiali\·es haYe shown sulnlidded into four main sets of sub the post-war programs of Hias, IC'A the importanet· and tht> urg-ent neces jects. and Hieem, sity of trainin!! future o\·erseas ad- F'il'st, a se1·ies of fo11r Jectures wilI 111i~1istrators and social \n1rkPrs-to iti\·e a g-eneral redew of the origin IH·.!!111 with in Europe--and g-i,·i11)! ang'eharacter of modern n1igrations; OPENING SESSION tlwm the information \\'hich the)' will till' international. historical. demo OF THE TRAINING COURSE rt•quire in tlw Sl!LTPssful l"arr~·i11g- out graphit and el'onomil" aspetts of mi 111' l11t· manifold tasks awaiting- tlwm grations \\·ill l1e Pxplained and the Fehrmu·y 12, 1944, 8 P.!H. aliriiad. theor,\· of mig-rator~· mon:•ments will Amlilorinm of the New School 1 Tht: \·ariou.~ 1·du1 atiunal post-.i.;radu !Je l'XJIOUl1dt d. 66 We"t 12th Streel, New Yo1·k City att· progTams 111 th1·· pro~·ess of realiza This will he followed b>· a series of tion han~ rotlSl'd a ,_..ood et in_, sotial \\·1ffkt·rs. Tht-> prc> tions in ntriou:-; l"nuntries. The lec J.!"I"am of l"i\·ilian training- fu1· !111l'r tures will deal with leg-islation both in Gut~s/ S pea kc rs: I U.S.A .. nalio11al A.dministration inaugurak(I countrit'S of immigl'ation /~'art<:. lfurriso11 I Com1t1i:-\~io1wr of s~111th anrl Ct•nt 1·al .-\nH•J'iea. PaJpstiiw. b\· l'olurnhia l~niYPrsit~·. tlw ~pPeial lm111iµ-ralio11 and Naturalization): ,.;llll'ses (Jffe1·ed liy tlw >:L-'\\. ;-.;d111ol fo1· t'tc.; and in those of emig-ration ··Tiu· i\1•\\ :\pproac:h lo thr Alien 1 (;l'l'lll Id of l'P Spain. t>tc., _\lini:--l<'r of Brlµ:ium. Prr~idl·nt. Cn !it·!' and rl'ha!Jilitation sho\\. how im Thl' third si·ction of the tourse will ordinatinµ· Founrlatin11 I: deal. durinv fru further sessions, with pi>rtant it is to Jll'Ppan_, soda! workt>l'S .:Tlie Hq.!;ulatitm l~f i\ligration a!ter lhe spel"ifil" problem~ of .!elt'isli miyro- or all eall'J.!"fll'it•s for their Ill'\\' post tlw ~'ar and tlH' \eerssilv of a LP11· f iu11....:. The ('a uses and effects of Jew \\·ar tasks o\·erseas. \\'ithin the all Lral lntergon•nrnH•ntal Airncy.H embraeing- stopl' of post-war relief ish migration and the \·ariou8 phases and rt•Lunstntl"tion - espeeially in of .Jewish colonization will be dis p;,.,.,.,, W11t•lln·o1•ck !Chief of Mi (;:urope, and with partinda1· reference cussed, The procedure and technique )!ration Di\'ision. l.L.O.) : to the cJpsperate situation of Jews in in counti·ie~ of en1igration and uf im ·'The International. Labour OOice anminm:s.. application for ing in all aspeds of mig-ration-_Hias admi:_;.:.;ion tickrt::-. apply to and the Jewish Colonization AsRoci.a Hias, 425 1A1/11yeftP Street, New l'ork City tion (IC'Al fur o\"er a half centur~'· ancl Hicem (I-II AS-IC' A Emigration or to Hicem, 386 Fourtli Avt'llll<', New l'ork City. Tei.: MU 3-2845. Association I for the. last t\\'o decades Personal inlerrie\\>.daily I.except Saturdays and Sundays) from 3 to 4,:30 p.111. -ha\"e no\\' taken steps to fill this gap, l'nder the auspices of the Ne\\" School A pphcatwns could, also, 'be sent in throu·gh, the_ varim1s Age:1cies. aml for Social Research they are organiz Co111111illees 111te1 e.,ted 01 n orhing in the field of M1grat1011 or /,e/1ej and ing a special three"month com·se. on Rehabilitation. the theory of migratimi and the ineth '\O Tli!TIO:\ FEE HEQL"IHED. -~393 ods for emigrant- aid work.

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NEW SCHOOL FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH

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HEBREW IMMIGRANT AID SOCIETY (HIAS)

and the

HIAS-ICA-EMIGRATION ASSOCIATION (HICEM)

PROGRAM J SPRING TERM 1944

. - -F TRAINING COURSE FOR SOCIAL WORKERS ON INAUGURAL SESSION MIGRATION PROBLEMS Saturday, February 12th, 1944 ol 8 p.m. Auditorium· of the New School PURPOSE OF THE COURSE 66 West 12th Street Now Yor~ City This course is arranged to give social workers a special training in the / field of Migration, with particular reference to displaced )ewish po_pula- tions in Europe. General problems of Relief and ~ehab1litat1on will be Chairman: HANS SIMONS, Dean, Facu/Jy of Po/iJiCJ, New School for Social dealt with exclusively insofar as they refer to M1grat10ns. Research

ADMISSION G11e11 Speakers: EARL G. HARRISON, Commissioner, Immigration and Naturaliza tion, Department of Justice Soci,11 workers who wish to attend these courses should apply to: "The New Approach to the Alien Problem in_ the Post-War World". The Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, 425 Lafayette Street, New York City, PIERRE WAELBROECK, Assis1an1 Direelor, I. L 0. 'The International Labour Office and World Migratfon" The Hias-lca-Emigration Association, 386 Fourth Avenue, New York City, Telephone MU 3-2845. MAX GOTTSCHALK, Presidenl, HICEM or through the various Agencies and Committees interested or working in 'The Aim of the Training Course" the field of Migration or Relief and Rehabilitation. No tuition fee is required. REGULAR COURSES AND SEMINARS TIME SCHEDULE ( HIAS Building, formerly Astor Library, 425 L•f•yolle Strool, New York City) The Course begins Monday, February 21, and ends Monday, May 29. The sessions are held twice a week, from 8 to 10 p.m. Each one-ho11r coune will consist of a 40-minute discourse and a 20-minUte period for q11es1ions and discussion.

PROGRAM Each full two-hour ses1ion will consi$J of a one-hour lecture and of a similar period for q11eJJions and discussion. Jna11g11ral Ses.rion (open to the public) Courses and Seminars on the following four main subjects: I. A_ND CHARACTER OF. I. Origin and Character of Modern Migration ~RIGIN MODERN.MIGRATIOr_~:-~~:,---., II. Survey of Laws and Regulations dealing with Migration HISTORICAL ASPECTS OF MODERN MIGRATION " SALO W. BARON and their application in various countries Mondax.)'ebruary 21, 8-10 p.m. III. General and Technical Aspects of Jewish Migrations THEORY OF MIGRATOI~Y MOVEMENTS EUGENE M. KuuSCHBR IV. Activities of Government Agencies and Private Organiza Thursday, Feb!_u~ 24, 8-10 p.m. tions in the Field of Migration Closing Session (open to the public). INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS OF MODERN MIGRATION E.,P. HUTCHINSON Monday, February 28, 8,10 p.m .. Special arrangements will be made for visiting the Immigration and -JEWISH MIGRATION AS COMPARED WITH THE GENERAL Naturalization Service of the Department of Justice, and the_ Hebrew MIG~TION TREND BETWEEN THE TWO WORLP WARS Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society. ' . ·:.c • if,.X GOTI'SCHALK. Details will be announced in due time. Thursday; March 2, 8-9 p.m. j f: .; .. \.. 11. SURVEY OF LAWS AND REGULATIONS DEALING WITH PROTECTION OF EMIGRANTS ON LAND MIGRATION AND THEIR APPLICATION IN Monday, April 24, 8·9 p.m. VARIOUS COUNTRIES PROTECTION OF EMIGRANTS ON BOARD SHIP ALEXANDER A •• MAGIDOI' .. ~·. Monday, April 24, 9·10 p.m. l111migra1ion Cou11Jrie1: UNITED STATES MAURlCE GODIN (b) .In Immigration Countries: Monday, March 6, 8-10 p.m. NORTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA ISAAC L. AsoFSKY BRITISH EMPIRE Thursday, April 27, 8-9 p.m, Wednesday, April 5, 8-10 p.m. SOUTH AMERICA ILJA M. DIJOUI( • PALESTINE SIMON BERNSTEIN Thursday, April 27, 9·10 p.m. Thursday, March 9, 8·10 p.m. PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA ERNESTO GALARZA Monday, May 8, 8-9 p.m. Monday, March 13, 8-9 p.m. LOCATING OF RELATIVES, AFFIDAVITS, APPLICATIONS Emigration CounJrie1: FOR VISAS, ETC. ALEXANDER L. SHLU.CiER POLAND LEON ALTER Thursday, May 4, 8-10 p.m. Monday, March 20, 8-10 p.m. FINANCING }OHN L. BERNSTEIN RUMAN IA SANIEL LA.BIN Monday, May 15, 8·9 p.m. Monday, lllarch 20, 9'.10 p.m. PROTECTION OF IMMIGRANTS IN U.S. A.: APPEAL GERMANY, AUSTRIA MARK W1SCHNITZER and FRANZ L. AUERBACH SERVICES (WASHINGTON, D. C.) Louis E. SPIEGLER Thursday, March 23, 8-10 p.m. . Thursday, May 11, 8-10 p.m. BALTIC COUNTRIES JACOB ROBINSON PIER, SHELTER, PLACEMENT SERVICES ISAAC L. AsOFSKY Thursday, May 18, 8-9 p.m. Monday, May 1', 9-10 p.m.

Tramil C01m1rie1 and Counlrie1 of Refuge: NATURALIZATION SERVICE-IN DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FIY\NCE HENRI S1NOER MAurucE GoDm Monday, March 27, 8-9 p.m. Monday, May 29, 8-9 p.m. PORTUGAL, SPAIN AGUSTO D"ESAGUY IN BIAS ALEXANDER L. SHLUGER lllonday, March 27, 9-10 p.m. Monday, May 29, 9· 10 p.m. · SWITZERLAND, SWEDEN LILL y B. FELDDEGEN Thursday, March 30, 8-9 p.m. IV. ACTIVITIES .OF GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND PRIVATE ORGANIZATIONS IN THE FIELD OF Ill. GENERAL AND TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF JEWISH MIGRATIONS MIGflATION ·•··~~---)~~:•:J.: "·' THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL COMMITTEE CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF JEWISH MIGRATIONS ILJA M. DIJOUR lllonday, April 3, 8-10 p.m. FOR REFUGEES GEORGE L. W ARl\EN 1]J/usday, March 16, 8·9 p.m. EMIGRATION AND COLONIZATION LOUIS 0UNGRE Monday, April 10, 8-10 p.m. THE INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION SERVICE RUTH J.i.aNED Thursday, March 16, 9·10 p.m. Procedure and Technique of Migrations THE INTERNATIONAL RED· CROSS COMMITTEE. (a) In Emigration Cotmlries: Thursday, March 30, 9·10 p.m. PREPARATORY WORK-OBTENTION OF DOCUMENTS, VISAS; FINANCING ALEXANDER M. SHAPIRO THE COORDINATING.FOlJNI?ATI0N GEPRGES COULON Monday, April 17, 8·9 p.m. Thursday, March 2, 9· 10 p.m. ARRANGEMENTS WITH STEAMSHIP COMPANIES; THE HEBREW SHELTERING AND IMMIGRANT AID PROTECTION AGAINST EXPLOITATION LEON ALTER SOCIETY (HIAS) • SoLOMO>! DINGOL Monday, April 17, 9-10 p.m. ·Thµrsday, Apr.ii 20, 8·9 p.m.

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. .. . ~ THE JEWISH COLONIZATION ASSOCIATION Loms OuNGRE Thursday, April 20, 9-10 p.m. BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES THE HIAS-ICA-EMIGRATION ASSOCIATION (HICEM) Ii]A M. DIJOUR Monday, May I, 9-10 p.m. LEON ALTER. Licentiate in Economic Science, University of Paris: Head of Maritime Divisi_on, EniigiO. tion Deportment, Ministry of Lobar ond Social Security; Warsaw; Director of HIAS OffiCe-in Polancf~ · THE AMERICAN JEWISH JOINT DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE: ISAAC L. ASOFSKY. ~cutive Director of the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Societ~ (tflAS); GENERAL TREND OF J. D. C. ACTIVITIES BERNHARD KAHN FRANZ. L. AUERBACH. ·M.S., Columbia University. Formerly of the Hilfsverein der deutschen· Jud"eri", Monday, May 8, 9-10 p.m. Berlin, and of HIAS, New York.

THE AMERICAN JEWISH JOINT DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE: SALO W. BARON. Professor of Jewish History and Literature, Columbia University. THE ]. D. C. AND THE PRESENT WAR JoSEPH C. HYMAN JOHN L. BERNSTEIN •. Lawyer; member of the-Soard of Oire"ct~rs of HIAS. Thursday, May 18, 9-10 p.m. SIMON BERNSTEIN. Ph.D., Bern; SeCretary, International Zionist Bureau, _Copenhagen and London; Director, Palestine Bureau, Zionist Organization of America. · THE REFUGEE RELIEF TRUSTEES LELAND REX ROBINSON PHILLIPS BRADLEY. Ph.D., London. Professor of Political Science, Queen's College; U. S. Qureau of, Wednesday, April 12, 9-10 p.m. Immigration and Naturalization. - GEORGES COULON. Consultant to the Executive Committee of the Coordinating Foundation. THE AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE CLARENCE E. PICKETT Monday, May I, 8-9 p.m. ILJA M. DIJOUR, Graduated Law School, Kiev; Member of the Board of the Jewish Scient_ific Institute: Author of "Modern Migrations"; Executive Secretary of the Hias-lca-Emigra!ion-Assodation (HICEM).

THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN ESTHEH B. KAUNITZ SOLOMON DINGOL. Editor of the New York daily, "The Day"; Vice;President of HIAS.- Wednesday, April 12, 8·9 p.m." fe':.~s~rg0~~~~~~~· Po~~~·ai ~i~~o~j t~eeR~fu'g:: i~~st~~~t~gC~~ml~~~t;~e~i:b~~er President of the THE NATIONAL REFUGEE SERVICE Monday, March 13, 9-10 p.m. t';u'"r~e~· i~E~~!~~NSe~!t!~~.e5:~i£ffRceefuo~e~Ch~r~sr~~eC,o!~i;::.sse~:s~i;.a: Attended Social Science THE 0. R. T. ERNESTO GALARZA, Chief, Division of Labor and Social Information, Pan American Union. DAVID LVOYlTCH Monday, May 22, 8-9 p.m. ~~Ui~ 1 ~~a~~~~Nl.nf~;!·~tto~ 8Se~~~~~rj~~i~~a~?o~ 51:~j ~~~~~~~%;ti~~v~eewrv~~cg~p~~~~~~a~~0 J~s~~~e, THE 0. S. E. LEo Wuu.rAN Monday, May 22, 9·10 p.m. ~~~ric:~Ye~~~A~~;.,m~~·~~; P~~si~~~rt ~{ Ahee H~~~~r;;_hE~i~~~ti~en. A~s:c;:;i~n a{~1l~~-,~ar Problems, HARRY GRE:E:NSTEIN. Chief, Welfare Branch, Division- of Program and Requirements, United Nations JEWISH POLITICAL BODIES WORKING IN THE Relief and Rehabilitation Administration. FIELD.OF MIGRATION BORIS SMOLAR EARL G. HARRISON. Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization, Department Qf Justice. Thursday, May 25, 8-10 p.m. ABRAHAM HERMAN. President of the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Societ;i (HIAS). E. P. HUTCHINSON. Supervisor of General Research, Immigration and Naturalizatiorl--Service, Depart ment of Justice. CLOSING SESSION JOSEPH C. HYMAN. Executive Vice-Chairman of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee; Member of the Council of the Jewish Agency. DEVOTED TO POST-WAR MIGRATION PROBLEMS ALVIN JOHNSON. Ph.D. Columbia! LL.D., t:-Jebrasl::a; Associate Editor .. Encyclopaedia of the Social Wednesday, May 31st, 1944, 8 P.M. Sciences: Direc19r of' the New Schoo for Social Research. BER~HARD KAHN. Honorary Chairmc:in, European Council'._..A~eric~? __ Joint _~~sJ~~b~tio~~,S.o!'... ~lgr...; ~--~~: ._..,_ Auditorium of the New School CSTHER B. KAUNITZ. Director-of Service Foreign Born Department, National Council of-Je\Yish Wo~-en; . . .. 66 West' 12th Street 0 01 1 50 Now York City ~Pe~E~~iv~;si~Llg~~~~; ~f R~~~~chiidBu~~~iu °olis?oi~i:ti~~edM~~~~ec;ti~ 'A~tih~~t~rc,~~~?~c!~:~: ~f Population in E~rope" ej "Jewish Migrations." ~hairman: ALVIN S. JOHNSON, Direclor, New School for Social Research rn~!~a~~~~eg~a~~s:ac:t~t:S, li.~~$~,til~~~ ~ir:~~o(;~~!~~~ational ~igration Service; formerly attached to ;ue11 Speakers: 0 HARRY GREENSTEIN, Head of 1he Welfare DiviJion, Uni1ed SANIEL LASIN. Co-editor and publisher of the· Rumanian daily, "Adeverul." "formerly secretary Natrons Reltef and Rehabtl11a11on AdminisJration gen~ral for the Jewish Political Organization On behalf of the civil rights of Rumanian Jews. . ~. . . . PAUL VAN ZEELAND, _Former Prime MinisJer .of Belgi m, DAVID LVOVITCH. Dr. Jur., Kharkov; studied Ecoriqmics in Munich; Vice-President of 0. R. T. President, Coordmatmg FonndaJion 11 ALEXANDER A. MAGIDOF. S.S., Cornell; medical social worker- in Social Service Oeparfment1- Israel Zion Hospital; Mi;dical Petty Officer, U. S., Mariti~ Se':"ic~ Ho$pital .Corp~ Trainihg School. JOHN L. BERNSTEIN, Member of 1he Board of DirecJors of HIAS LQUIS OUNG(tE. LLD., Ph.D. Director Geileral of th'e Jewish Colonization Association. MAX GOTTSCHALK, Pmiden1 of HICEM CLARENCE PICKETT. Executive Secretary of American Friends Seryice Committee. LOUIS OUNG_RE, DirecJor General of the f ewish ColonizaJion ' CECILIA RAZOVSKY. Editor "Interpreter Release": Chief, Spl!cial Services, Comm"~nity Council for Assoc1a11on Amefican Un1tr Fbrmerly Executive·Qlrector of the National Coordjnating Committee and Assistant. Director of the National Refugee Ser'itce. ABRAHAM HERMAN, Pmidem of HIAS: Closing Address· . ' JACOB ROBINSON. J?irector-of Institute of ~ewish .;~airs,- Americ-an Jewis~ Congre_ss .

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Dear Mr. Fraser: ~ I have received your letter of April 13, 194ll, and regret to inform you that r I will be unable to attend the dinner given by the New School on May 22. Very truly yours.

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Mr. Leon Fraser, 2 Wall Street, New York, New York.

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Mr, John W, Pehle Treasury Departmant Washington, D,C.

Dear Mr. B:l hle: In 1919, a group of men and women bad the courage and foresight to ineietjthat the right to a liberal education was the first premise· of a liberal demooraoy. They oonoeived the idea of a school where serious-minded mature students would be free at all times to evaluate the truth for its own sake. They were the founders of the New Sohool: George w. Bacon, Charles A. Beard, Mrs. Henry Bruere, Charles C. Burlingham, John Dewey, Mrs. Leonard K. Elmhiret, Felix Frankfurter, Mro. Learned Hand, Alvin Johnson, Mrs. Thomas w. Lamont, Mrs. Henry Goddard Leach, Mrs. Walton Martin, Wesley C. Mitchell and Mrs. George Haven Putnam. Thie year marks the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the New Sohool. And it presents us with the opportunity to pay tribute to the Sohool'e Founders, in recognition of their great service to American liberal education. Thie tribute will be paid at a dinner to be held at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York on Monday evening, May 22, 1944. · Ae Chairman of the Twenty-Fifth Anniveroary Committee, I invite you to join me as a Sponsor of this ainner. Your service on the Sponsors' Committee will involve n6 obliga tion other than your expression of appreciation to the Founders of the New Sohool. Will you please write me at the New School/ 66 West 12th Street, at your first opportunity?· I hope you.will accept. Sincerely, A_-~~.se.r Leon Fraser · ..

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I shall be glad to accept sponsorship for the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Din ner of The New School at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, May 22nd, 1~44_.

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