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1. ree a: NOME EGE Saag me sf SRNR Tey eS NY 105-1303 | 63519 In line wi th this, Confidential Informant T-3, of knoWn reliability, on Octoder iS, 1951, furnished a detailed list of the individuals attending or endorsing the aforementioned Peace Conference. The Informant stated that he had obtained this list from &@ publication mailed to him by the Yugoslav Information Center. The list is set forth as follows: "acceptances From The United States "american Association of the United “ations, répréesented by Mr. O.A-DaZIMA. “american Priends Service Conumittee, represented by Mr. (6) » Mr. SPoN OX "National Students Association, delegates chosen: Miss — “NI SYLVIadPACON of Vassar College, JOHNAHALEY, Emory University SHation lal Council for the Prevention of War, Mr. JAMES?TINUCANE JOSEPH“JOHNSOX, President Carnegie Endowment for Inter- national ace PHILIP wiOSELEY, Professor of International Relations, Columbia University Pr. MILT OS<fiAYER , Assoc. Editor The Progressive, will also —~ serve as ‘observer for the Fellowship of Reconciliation IR$/HIRSCHMAN, member One World award Trek ws Ares. Pawan hb onerawifearnennl af the TS o. UVR OV, AMEINOL AUYUUL HEFTY SAS VR OS Oe LILLIAB“iVANTI, Washington Singer ‘Dr. EDWARQASPARLING, President Roosevelt College "Americans who endorsed the Conference: ure. LEAN ORAROOSEVELT, ROBERT EgSudgy00D; -PRIeDAMKIRSE WEY, "LG aty at H Dall Lorik, 2 : we ee zk: nu UPTOMMSINCLAIR, ore RALPH WypPSOCKEAE, O¢ PREDER om. f hy RICHARDARPUBERGER Or. ADAM cl! eRe S; DR. DONAT ARRIKGTON, DR. HENRY “A ORTKINSOK , Jars ‘PyeSARBURG, STRINGFELLO¢/ZARR, rof. KIRTLEY F,#PATPER, LOUIS F.*EOUDIN, HELENGABAGAN JBOUGLAS, F. ray Krs. ROBERT EtONARD and DOR eTZER ." (4) a