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. ee re ccs a ee ll coe . Per Sa ae ees - tae A a a an seo es a ‘ 4 _ NY 62-0605 _ oo | | . — e me ae . s Loa ’ Poe . ea. The "New York Times" in its ‘esue ‘of February h; 1947, Page ‘Lo, contains the following story relating to the National Conference on the German Problem: ‘Pointing out that ‘twice within a generation, the American — people have had to defend themselves against a predatory and ruthless = ~*"" | Germany, MRS. FRANKLIN Dj{HOOSEVELT and EDGAR ANSEL’MOWRER, newspaperman, invited 500 prominent Anericans yesterday to attend a conference on the German problem at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotelon March 6. ° The letters were sent on behalf of the newly formed committee of the National Conference on the German coblem, 515 Madison Avenue. "The letters urged Americans to 're-examine the German problem and support the implementation of those principles which were orn , established by the allies to prevent the resurgence of a strong Germany? . * among other members of the sponsoring committee are DOCTOR ALPERT EINSTEIN, Representative HELEN GAHAGAN DOUGLAS, HENRY MORGENTHAU, JRe, - Tr'’TS MUMFORD and SUMNER WELLES." In its issue of March 7; 1947, on Page 11, the "New York Times" reported as follows concerning the National Conference on the German Problem eid at New York on March 6, 197: “WA national conference on the problem of Germany, convoked —__ by MAS ¥RS. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT and EDGAR ANSEL MOWRER, framed yesterday a. spigm to implement the Yalta and Potsdam agreements. It will be sent to © the “american delegation at the Moscow Conference and to the United States Government « "The conference met all day at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, nowcliding with a dinner. Seventy-five persons, many of them publicists active in crystallizing sentiment on foreign policy, attended the morning and alternoon session. "Among the 185 ‘sppnsors are DOCTOR ALBERT“EINSTEIN, Representative . o ru.LiN GAHAGAN DOUGLAS, HENRY WORGENTHAU, JR., LEWIS\KUMFORD and SUMNER WELLES « n "The 20 recommendations included proposals from the MORGENTHAU Flan for Germany and from the Financial Report of the Enemy Branch of tha woh We Na he Lb 4g ae a whee ek Ee ol Fc-reign Economic Administration. One would bar JOHN FOSTER DULLES as Advisor to the American delegation. This read: - Lyttle “ t aie . oa - 9344 -¥