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Diary 10: April - December 1941

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Transcription:    PRINCETON      22/4/1941         P1/10 (6)     LESTER    NATIONS     GENEVA GROUP NEARLY HUNDRED AMERICANS WHO PAST TWENTY YEARS PARTICIPATED TECHNICAL NONPOLITICAL WORK ASSOCIATED WITH LEAGUE LABOR COURT MEETING ON INVITATION THREE INSTITUTIONS PRINCETON EXPRESSED WARM SATISFACTION THAT ORIGINAL INVITATIONS LAST SUMMER ACCEPTED THEIR HOPE IT MIGHT BE STILL FURTHER IMPLEMENTED THEIR FAITH THAT WHATEVER FUTURE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THESE TECHNICAL NONPOLITICAL ACTIVITIES MUST BR CONTINUED AS INTEGRAL PART WORLD ORGANI- SATION STOP WE ARE PARTICULARLY ANXIOUS EXTEND BEST WARMEST WISHES TO YOU AND COLLEAGUES WHO CARRYING ON SO VALIANTLY ON FRONTLINE - DODDS AYDELOTTE TENBROEK.-

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Diary 10: April - December 1941

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Transcription: Left page   Aghnides, at Berne, received confirmation of official character of the policy of non-collaboration. Have expressed new that the pinpricking and undermining of the Modus Vivendi will be accelerated after France's demission  Right page   An invitation to attend the inaugural reception of the Academie Diplomatique Internationale at the Villa Mon Repos put at their disposal by the authorities. M. Frangulis is the Sec. Gen. Perpetuel. I had always refused to join this dubious thing when it was in Paris. F. has a "funny" history. There is a story  He is a Greek, & Minister for Haiti. There is a story of docs. which  disappeared years ago from the Greek F.O. since when he has not visited Greece Once it was said French secret funds kept his show alive. Then Italian. Now German. But he gets facilities here while difficulties are made for the League.  Alas.

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Diary 10: April - December 1941

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Transcription: Left page   24/4/41 meeting of Supervisory Ctee in USA proposed for 2nd June.  Hambro wires "your presence essential".  Have agreed but pointed out danger of being cut of from post. Neither F.O. nor Sir C.K. want this to happen.  Plicy hold H.Q. as long as possible.  Get visas, if possible, actual decision to leave being postponed.  Right page   P1/10 (6) Telgram from President of Princeton University, President of Institute for Advanced Studies, & Rockefeller Research Institute at Princeton: -

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Transcription: Left page   Extract from Radio Bulletin of State Department  Washington, dated April 16, 1941. ------ At Press Conference, Secretary Hull replied to a correspondent inquiring if the Department had yet given any reply to the Irish Defense Minister in connection with what he termed the latter's request for ships, that this was a matter which the correspondent primarily would take up with the purchasing agencies. A correspondent remarked that there was a report that this government was planning to raise the question of Ireland's loaning bases. The Secretary referred the inquirer to other departments, and added that he had not discussed the matter with them. Asked if he meant by his reply that the question of American bases or British bases in Ireland had not entered into the negotiations, the Secretary replied that he had not had any discussion, much less negotiations, on that question. NEUTRALITÉ DE L'EIRE NEW-YORK. 19 avril (Telepress) - Dans au "New-York Sun", M. Brennan, ministre de l' une fois de plus que son pays entendait rest de toutes ses forces aux manoeuvres qui tend guerre. Il n'est pas question, a-t-il ajouté, navales à l'Angleterre. D'ailleurs, l'entré démocraties ne servirait en rien la cause d les conséquences d'une telle décision serai pays. L'Eire est d'autant moins disposée à seraient exposées aux attaques aériennes co se défendre.  Right page   19/4/41 Received telegram from Admiral Darlan France gives notice  ... to leave League, reserving till later decision continue cooperation with ILO & League technical organs. It will react badly on as with Swiss Government, & add to difficulties of HQ in Europe. Viple says Darlan arrived from Paris, asked for L/N ple, gave instrns for letter to be written: when told that even some Axis Powers (Bulgaria e.g.) had not yet left League, wouldn't listen; showed passionate wish to sign that particular letter. Charron says German pressure & Vichy agreed while resisting on more important demands I think the military reverses in Yugo Slavia, & North Africa plus pathetically desperate efforts to get something out of Germany in return for one-sided collaboration.

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