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GBE.A.TEB BEW YOU ORGANIZA110H Dan ReDDen Morrla Chairman UMP AIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE JoHN KntKLAND CLA1K., Chatrman GANO DUNN FRANK A YDELOTI"E JoHN H. FINLEY AMANDA K. Bsns FltANK P. GitAVBS MARJORIE NICOLSON WILL D. Hows DAVID A. RoBERTSON OWEN D. YouNG THE PHI BETA KAPPA SENATORS FitANK PII!IUU!PONT GitAVES, Presitlenl MARJORIB NICOLSON, V ict·Pr#sitlenl Frank Aydelotte Oscar M. Voorhees Edward A. Birge William T. Hastings George H. Chase John Kirkland Clark Hollon A. Farr James Bryant Conant John H. Finley James R. McCain Guy Stanton Ford Clark S. Northup Christian Gauss Goodrich C. White Will D. Howe Mary E. Woolley Roscoe Pound David A. Robertson Albert Shaw Theodore H. Jack John J. Tigert Walter Lippmann Owen D. Young Raymond Walters Frederick M. Padelford SPONSORING COMMITTEE CHARLES EVANS HUGHES, Honorar1 Ch11irm11n MAS. HAIUlY PAYNB WHITNEY, V ic'e-C C.UTBR GLASS, Vire-Ch11irm11n Florence E. Allen WilliamL. Chenery Bruce Barton Henry Sloane Coffin Stuart Chase Arthur H. Compton Charles E. Clark Karl T. Compton Kenneth Collins Monte M. Lemann Ralph Adams Cram Frank 0. Lowden John W. Davis Henry R. Luce Norman H. Davis JamesG.McDonald George W. Davison Robert A. Millikan Rufus C. Dawes George Fort Milton Stephen P. Duggan Felix Morley Gano Dunn John R. Mott Lincoln Filene Geoffrey Parsons Felix Frankfurter Claude D. Pepper James E. Freeman Bliss Perry William Gammell Louise Pound Ellen Glasgow Owen J. Roberts Hermann Hagedorn Mark F. Sullivan Robert L. Hoguet Charles P. Taft Walter E. Hope Ida M. Tarbell Ray Lyman Wilbur Carl Van Doren Stephen S. Wise William Allen White Edwin Grant Conklin T. Jefferson Coolidge Frederick Coykendall James Rowland Angell Charles E. Dunbar, Jr. Dorothy Canfield Fisher Marion B&yard Folsom Harry Emerson Fosdick Alfred Frankenthaler Douglas Southall Freeman Chules W. Gerstenberg Virginia C. Gildersleeve Gilbert H. Grosvenor Mrs. A. Barton Hepburn William E. Hocking Charles Evans Hughes, Jr. George Lyman Kittredge Hugh McK. Landon Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow George Wharton Pepper Jacob Gould Schurman, Jr. Murray Seasongood Whitney H. Shepardson Anson Phelps Stokes Olga Samaroff Stokowski THE P HI BE TA I A PPA DE F E NS E F UND JOHN H. FINLEY, General Chairman - WHITHEY H. SHEPABDSON, Treasurer WILLIAM A. SHIMER, Exeeuti'f'e Director - JOHN ltlBXLAlfD CLAU, Chairm.an of the Executi't'e Committee May 2, 1939 To the Defense Fund Representatives: 12 EAST 44th STREET HEW YORIC CITY VAnderbilt ••• 6- 2 7 3 5 Judge Dorothy Kenyon 1 Chzechoslovakian Consul Josef Hanc, Dr . J"ohn Ho Finley, and the Honorable Dave Hennen Morris will speak briefly at the ·Defense :Fund dinner next Monday, May 8, at 6 :30 at the Town Hall Club, 123 West 43rd Street. Come as guests of the street dress. Besides a dinner, we need the inspiration that comes from good fellowship, good speakers, and close association in a good cause. We need your presence v'-lhether or not you have a report to makeo In any event, please return the enclosed card. The is near $20,000 -fine, considering the timet To reach our goal of $150;000 everyone who can should give something. Everyone should give as much as possible - often $5.00 represents real generosity and interest. It will be necessary for · many to give in the hundreds. The two-year payments should make that possible. The vast interest in the Frogram and potentialities of Phi Beta Kappa which the workers are discovering, is truly amazingo No one dreamed it existed. Once informed and kept informed, this interest can make Phi Beta Kappa an increasingly potent force for liberal scholarshii and all that means for America and the world. Please report new ideas, criticisms, available talent, and sug- gestions. Let's see that every member understands and appreciates Phi Beta Kappafs true significance - and appreciates also that everything we are doing defends and enhances the value of his own key. Fraternally yours, // // . ?/(/ / / P .S. Dr. Mohn and his secretary, Miss Peters, are no longer with us. Dr. Mohn is going to Maine to start a college campaign. I and my sistant, Miss Dorothy E. Blair, and my secretary, Miss Irene Blayzor, With the special assistance of Miss Frances will carry on under the guidance of the Greater New York Chairman, Ambassador the National Chairman, Dr. John H. Finley, and the Executive Committee. We shall be on the job until every member has been given an opportunity to have a share in this new life for Phi Beta Kappa. Please upen us for any help we can give; - W .A .S. IN DEFENSE OF THE HUMANITIES AND JlfTELLECTUAL FREEDOM

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GBE.A.TEB BEW YOU ORGANIZA110H

Dan ReDDen Morrla Chairman

UMP AIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

JoHN KntKLAND CLA1K., Chatrman GANO DUNN FRANK A YDELOTI"E

JoHN H. FINLEY AMANDA K. Bsns FltANK P. GitAVBS MARJORIE NICOLSON

WILL D. Hows DAVID A. RoBERTSON

OWEN D. YouNG

THE PHI BETA KAPPA SENATORS FitANK PII!IUU!PONT GitAVES, Presitlenl MARJORIB NICOLSON, V ict·Pr#sitlenl

Frank Aydelotte Oscar M. Voorhees Edward A. Birge William T. Hastings George H. Chase John Kirkland Clark Hollon A. Farr James Bryant Conant John H. Finley James R. McCain Guy Stanton Ford Clark S. Northup Christian Gauss Goodrich C. White Will D. Howe Mary E. Woolley Roscoe Pound David A. Robertson Albert Shaw Theodore H. Jack John J. Tigert Walter Lippmann Owen D. Young Raymond Walters

Frederick M. Padelford

SPONSORING COMMITTEE CHARLES EVANS HUGHES,

Honorar1 Ch11irm11n MAS. HAIUlY PAYNB WHITNEY,

V ic'e-C ht~irmllll C.UTBR GLASS, Vire-Ch11irm11n

Florence E. Allen WilliamL. Chenery Bruce Barton Henry Sloane Coffin Stuart Chase Arthur H. Compton Charles E. Clark Karl T. Compton Kenneth Collins Monte M. Lemann Ralph Adams Cram Frank 0. Lowden John W. Davis Henry R. Luce Norman H. Davis JamesG.McDonald George W. Davison Robert A. Millikan Rufus C. Dawes George Fort Milton Stephen P. Duggan Felix Morley Gano Dunn John R. Mott Lincoln Filene Geoffrey Parsons Felix Frankfurter Claude D. Pepper James E. Freeman Bliss Perry William Gammell Louise Pound Ellen Glasgow Owen J. Roberts Hermann Hagedorn Mark F. Sullivan Robert L. Hoguet Charles P. Taft Walter E. Hope Ida M. Tarbell Ray Lyman Wilbur Carl Van Doren Stephen S. Wise William Allen White

Edwin Grant Conklin T. Jefferson Coolidge Frederick Coykendall

James Rowland Angell Charles E. Dunbar, Jr. Dorothy Canfield Fisher Marion B&yard Folsom Harry Emerson Fosdick Alfred Frankenthaler

Douglas Southall Freeman Chules W. Gerstenberg Virginia C. Gildersleeve

Gilbert H. Grosvenor Mrs. A. Barton Hepburn

William E. Hocking Charles Evans Hughes, Jr. George Lyman Kittredge

Hugh McK. Landon Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow George Wharton Pepper

Jacob Gould Schurman, Jr. Murray Seasongood

Whitney H. Shepardson Anson Phelps Stokes

Olga Samaroff Stokowski

THE P HI B E T A I A P P A

D E F E N S E F U N D JOHN H. FINLEY, General Chairman - WHITHEY H. SHEPABDSON, Treasurer

WILLIAM A. SHIMER, Exeeuti'f'e Director - JOHN ltlBXLAlfD CLAU, Chairm.an of the Executi't'e Committee

May 2, 1939

To the Defense Fund Representatives:

12 EAST 44th STREET

HEW YORIC CITY

VAnderbilt ••• 6- 2 7 3 5

Judge Dorothy Kenyon1 Chzechoslovakian Consul Josef Hanc, Dr . J"ohn Ho Finley, and the Honorable Dave Hennen Morris will speak briefly at the ·Defense :Fund dinner next Monday, May 8, at 6 :30 at the Town Hall Club, 123 West 43rd Street. Come as guests of the committee~ street dress.

Besides a g~od dinner, we need the inspiration that comes from good fellowship, good speakers, and close association in a good cause. We need your presence v'-lhether or not you have a report to makeo In any event, please return the enclosed card.

The t~tal is near $20,000 -fine, considering the timet To reach our goal of $150;000 everyone who can should give something. Everyone should give as much as possible - often $5.00 represents real generosity and interest. It will be necessary for· many to give in the hundreds. The two-year payments should make that possible.

The vast interest in the Frogram and potentialities of Phi Beta Kappa which the workers are discovering, is truly amazingo No one dreamed it existed. Once informed and kept informed, this interest can make Phi Beta Kappa an increasingly potent force for liberal scholarshii and all that means for America and the world.

Please report new ideas, criticisms, available talent, and sug­gestions. Let's see that every member understands and appreciates Phi Beta Kappafs true significance - and appreciates also that everything we are doing defends and enhances the value of his own key.

Fraternally yours,

// ~~~ // . ?/(/ / / .-t-?~~~--

P .S. Dr. Mohn and his secretary, Miss Peters, are no longer with us. Dr. Mohn is going to Maine to start a college campaign. I and my as~ sistant, Miss Dorothy E. Blair, and my secretary, Miss Irene Blayzor, With the special assistance of Miss Frances Ullmann~ will carry on under the guidance of the Greater New York Chairman, Ambassador Morris~ the National Chairman, Dr. John H. Finley, and the Executive Committee. We shall be on the job until every member has been given an opportunity to have a share in this new life for Phi Beta Kappa. Please ~all upen us for any help we can give; - W .A .S.

IN DEFENSE OF THE HUMANITIES AND JlfTELLECTUAL FREEDOM

DIVISION 1-- Maine, New Hampshire. Vermont

CHAIRMAN-Carl M. Owen

Chairmen Co/JegeJ and Captains

Bates Bowdoin Colby Dartmouth U. of Maine Middlebury U. of Vt.

Chm. Fred E. Foss Chm. George W. Burpee Chm. E. Sheppard But'ler Chm ............... .......... .. ...... ............ .. Chm. Daniel Chase Chm. Carl A. Mead Chm. Don M. Rice

DIVISION 2-Massachusetts

CHAIRMAN-Edwin D. Bechtel

Amherst Boston U. Harvard Mt. Holyoke Radcliffe Smith

Tufts Wellesley Wheaton Williams

Chm. Richard S. Kyle Chm. Ralph H. Cheney Chm. Langdon P. Marvin Chm. Myra A. Smith Chm. :Mrs. Gray H. Twombly Clun. Mrs. Abbott McElroy Capt. Sylvia Ward Chm. Cornelius Greenway Chm. Mrs. WalterS. Tower Chm ........ ...................................... . Chm. Edward C. McLean

DIVISION 3-Rhode Island and Connecticut

CHAIRMAN-Perrin C. Galpin

Brown Conn. College Trinity Wesleyan Yale

Chm. Raymond T. Rich Chm. Gloria Hollister Cbm. Harold L. Smith Chm. Gerald M. Gantz Chm. John R. Kilpatrick

DIVISION 4-Upstate New York

CHAIRMAN-Harland B. Tibbetts

Bard Colgate Cornell U.

Hamilton Hobart Rochester St. Lawrence Syracuse Union Vassar

Wells

Chm. Guy Pickering Chm. William M. Parke Chm. Bernard Sobol Capt. James Singer Chm. Coleman Burke Chm. K. A. Bishara Chm. Leslie M. Conly Cbm. Frank J. Arnold Chm. H. A. Burgess Chm. K. E. Walser Chm. Mrs. Harriet Fleischel

Pilpel Capt. Mrs. John A. Collier Capt. Mrs. Murray H. Bass Capt. Mrs. Aline Bernstein

Louchein Capt. Nina Moore Chm. Nellie Swartz

DIVISION 5-Metropolitan New York

CHAIRMAN-Charles W. Gemenberg

Barnard C.C.N.Y.

Chm .............................................. . Cbm. Irving Mariash

PHI BETA KAPPA DEFENSE FUND Greater New York Campaign Organization

HoNORABLE DAVE H. MoRRIS, Chairman

DIVISION 5--Metropolitan New York (Continued)

Chairmen Colleges

Columbia

Hunter

N.Y.U.

Washington Square

and Captains

Chm. Walter M. Weis Capt. Aaron B. Coleman Capt. Milton Winn Capt. Leon L. Altman Capt. Malcolm S. McComb Capt. Laurence A. Kahn Capt. Edward Ross Atanow Capt. F. H. Dike Chm. Mrs. Sylvia Porter Capt. Edna Hamburger Capt. Alice Kober Capt. Barbara Brill Capt. Henriette Judels Capt. Mrs. J. Graham Chm. M. J, Bloch Capt. C. Robert' Adams Capt. Bernhard Baruch Capt. Francis Sovak Capt. Arthur Wachtel Chm. Gladys Franklin V. Chm. Mrs. Evelyn M.

Brenner

DIVISION 6-New Jersey

CHAIRMAN-Jarvis Cromwell

N. J. College Princeton

Rutgers

Chm ............................................. .. Chm. Charles E. Scribner Capt. Robert Cresswell Chm. Valentine Havens

DIVISION 7-Pennsylvania CHAIRMAN-Paul Kieffer

Allegheny Dickinson Franklin

Chm. Edna Yost Chm .............................................. .

& Marshall Chm. Kenneth D. Longsdorf Gettysburg Cbm ............................................. .. Haverford Chm ............................................. .. Lafayette Chm. Norman P. Hucson Lehigh Chm. David A. Randall U. of Pa. Chm. Hubbard Hoover U. of Pa. for Women Chm .............................................. . S'llrarthmore Chm. Charles E. Tilton

DIVISION 8-South Atlantic

CHAIRMAN-Julius H. Barnes

Agnes Scott Davidson Duke Emory Fla. State C. U. of Georgia Goucher Johns Hopkins U. ofN. C. N.C. C. for Women Randolph-Macon Randolph-Macon

Woman's C. U. of Richmond U. of S.C. U. of Virginia Washington & Lee

West Virginia U. William & Mary

Chm. Pauline Gordon Chm. Eugene Z. DuBose Chm. Lawrence I. Mumford Chm. Moses Hadas Chm ............................................. .. Chm. Eugene Black, Jr. Chm. Winnifred Brown Chm. Henry J. Lucke Chm. T. J. Wilson Chm. T. J. Wilson Chm. William L. Chenery

Chm. William L. Chenery Chm. Clarence J. Gray Chm. Minnie C. Yarborough Chm ............................................. .. Chm. Arthur McCain Capt. Emmett W. Poindexter Chm. E. C. Smith Chm. Earl B. Thomas

(Other names will be added 111 sec11red)

DIVISION 9-East Central

CHAIRMAN-B. F. Young

Colleges

U. of Chicago U. of Cincinnati Denison DePauw Flora Stone

Mather Illinois College U. of Illinois Indiana U. Kenyon Knox Marietta Miami U. of Michigan

Northwestern Oberlin Ohio State Ohio University Ohio Wesleyan Wabash

Western Reserve Wooster

Chairmen and Captains

Chm. Vesper A. Schlenker Chm. Mrs. Joseph Brainin Chm. Ethel Gilchrist Chm. Frederic M. rhrasher

Chm. Mrs. J. A. Selig Chm. Frederick C. Tanner Chm. George Sweitzer Chm. William W. Livengood Chm. Alfred K. Taylor Chm. Frederic R. Gamble Chm. Walter G. Springer Chm. Marvin Pierce Chm. Charles A. Riegelman Co-Chm. Carol G. McDonald Chm. Paul Miller Chm. C. C. Johnson Chm. Charles T. McCombs Chm. G. William Shea Chm. Gerald T. Hodge Chm. W. Aaron Nyland Co-Chm. Bernarr Cooper Chm. Harold F. Reindel Chm. J. Robert Wills

Beloit

DIVISION 10-North Central

CHAIRMAN-Charles A. Vilas

Chm. Lester F. Beck Carleton Cornell College Drake Grinnell U. of Iowa U. of Kansas I.awrence U. of Minnesota

U. of Missouri U. of Nebraska U. of North Dakota U. of South Dakota W ashingcon U. U. of Wisconsin

Clun. Winifred B. Linderman Chm. Hope Sherk Chm. Wilbert L. Carr Chm ............................................. .. Chm. Louis· E. Carroll Chm. James G. Lyne Chm. Mrs. Myrtle Worthington Chm. William Hodson Capt. Ruth Warren Chm .............................................. . Cbm. Charles K. Payne Cbm. John M. Hancock Chm. Arnold L. Davis Chm. Edwin F. 'Dakin Chm. Walter O'Meara

DIVISION 11-South Central

CHAIRMAN-Guy E. Snavely

U. of Alabama Chm ....................... : ...................... . U. of Arkansas Chm. Joseph E. Goodbar Birmingham-Sou. Chm. Guy E. Snavely U. of Kentucky Chm. Hugh R. Jackson U. of Oklahoma Chm. R. D. Pine, Jr. U. of the South Chm ............................................. .. U. of Texas Chm .............................................. . Tulane Chm. Lulie Westfeldt Vanderbilt Chm. Whitefoord S. Mays

DIVISION 12-Western

CHAIRMAN-Kenneth Collins

U. of California Chm. Stanley J. Elliott, Jr. Colorado C. Chm. Arthur E. Baylis U. of Colorado Chm. Dorothy Gardiner U. of Idaho Cbm. A. J. Priest Mills Chm. Mrs. Marshall B.

Occidental U. of Oregon Pomona U. of So. Calif. Stanford Washington St. U. of Washington Whitman

Davidson Chm. Charles T. Tidball Chm. W. H. Glafke Cbm. Warren C. Eberle Chm. Harold Stonier Chm. Dudley Swim Chm. Edwin H. Burgess Chm. William R. Crawford, Jr. Chm. Edwin H. Burgess