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~ WO 100-11 SDC ir eRe Vo! acvised that on August 7, 1951, MLAUEN “ore of the 7. Yugoslav Information Center in New York, discussed with MTRKC oe BRUNER the natter of the forthcoming Peace Conference to te neid Fae at Zevreb. Concerning thie matter, SOIC advised BRUNER tnat the 433 following indivicuels nad endorsed the Peace Conference but vere Fy unable to attends”! [od tock MAN a DS. ea fecskvELr «| M cy Lhe Rad at SOKMAN, & protestant cicrgyisan. : we ; AK bine Rae GHT, Pre sVaent of the Auierican te “Veterans Comni tice, 7 EKNROY STLYNS, a professor at Coluubia University. Fig. UBl: IGE NEUE ER, Director of NYU Senool of Eaucation. a Poh “VHORY 7 DRT SCHL whom SOTC referred to as a well known literal. UPTON STNCLATR CHARLES FOAZ SURTNGPLLLOW BANE, President of the Foundation for Torld Government. STANLEY “TSLACS, & New York Councilman, Lz. GEORGE BUCKNER, Editor of "Tiorld Cause". JN LOB REUPGE wrom SOIC referred to as a very well known at ‘ _. Protesta st Lersonality of the Community Church in New York. ° Pr " THOULS” Pabitch © urefeesor of law at Yale University. // me continues that ocTC hed advised BRUNER that the above core individuals nca authorized Vic use o° their nenes-e8 sponsors tut would be unable tc attend the conference. Jeb ge aatie _— me: tube, / Gap 3: sed conreesnan Sg ssc was assistim: the Yurcoéslav Embassy in obtaining names of varfous prominent Americans who would be willing either to sponsor or attend this conference. se ME Ree oe cabs MaRS yan ae Rent picape tations" Bey oe anaes Fee ~ veg tenet tna a Se SEM” ar TTF VIB Fe w eo ei ail