◆ SpookStack

© aitacr anette | th asec hannah ag nine eR aly cle gS bhai + . a co . ws ~ s Mes Henorandum for Nr. Boardaan Res Asia Soctety information Conceratng varioua Japan Socteties in the United States were not affiliated, however, ail were modeled after the Japan Society of New York. The basie purpose of the organizations wos to promote friendly relations between the . United States and Japan and to diffuse among the American people a more securate knowledge of the people of Japan. (100-742ea77) Ne investigation has been canducted concerning the China Institute in America, which ta currently loc®ted at 125 Faat 65%h Street, New York, and wis established in 1926 os an educational and cultural organization to assist Chinese atudents in America and to promote closer relations between Chinese and American educational institutions. The , China Institute was incorporated as an educational institution under the © laws of New Jersey on 1/27/30 and was registered under the terne af the Foreign Agents Registration Act from 1939 to Februcry, 1953, at which time its activities were determined to be exempt. At the tine of the registration in 1939 Henry &. Luce was listed as its president. Allegedly the organizations s anticonmunis t and pro-Nationalist Chinese Government. (100-366962) a QUANG» 2 Hr. Rockefeller, president iginclety, wae approved by the _ Bureau as an SAC contact of the NYO on 1/14/5525" New York letter dated&< 12/20/54 reflected that a menorandum dated ¢/13/43:regarding,the — .. Jinatitute, of, Pacific Relations (IFR)}, Wagyond Beace Fund, iists John De Rockefeller; III, $25,000 as a possible urceRofg additional jacones sOy Rockefeller in ao memorandum dated April, 1943, was Jisted"as one of thee individuals contributing to the work of the TPR og gg 94~45303-9) is Accoraing te a report on the IPR issued by the Senate Subcommittee on Internal Security in July, 1952, it is stated that the | IPR has been considered by the American Communist farty and by Soviet officials as an instrument of co~munist policy, propaganda and military intelligence which disseminated ond sought to popularize false informatio: tncluding information originating from Soviet and communist sources. The report further states that a smail core of officials and staff members corried the main burden of IPR activities and directed its administration aud palictes. Members of thie amall core were characterized in the reper as either communists or proconnunists, (124-1874~8)