UIE SAES O AMEICA I COGESS ASSEME

REPORT OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES

ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE

FOREIGN AGENTS REGISTRATION ACT OF 1938, AS AMENDED

May 1953

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TO THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED:

I have the honor to report on the administration of the Foreign

Agents Registration Act of 1938, as amended, pursuant to Section 11 of

that Act, which requires the Attorney General from time to time to report

to Congress concerning the administration of the Act, as well as the

nature, sources and content of political propaganda disseminated or

distributed by agents of foreign principals registered under the terms

of the Act.

This report is concerned with the administration and enforcement

of the Foreign Agents Registration Act for the calendar year 1952 and is

submitted in supplement to the report for the years 1942-1944, the report

for the years 1945-1949, and the reports for the calendar years 1950 and 1951.

During 1952 forty-nine registration statements were filed by

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ag nts of foreign principals as defined in Subs ctions (1) to (4)

Section 1(c) of the Act. In addition, thirty-one individuals filed

registration statements as a result of the agency status created by

Section 1(c)(5) of the Act, which is Section 20(a) of the Internal

Security Act of 1950, and includes within the definition of the t rm

"agent of a foreign principal" any person who has knowledge of or has

received instruction or assignment in the espionage, counterespionage

or sabotage service or tactics of' a government of a foreign country or

of a foreign political party. A list of these registrants is contained

in Appendix VIII.

Fifty-two registration statements were terminated in the cal ndar

year 1952, leaving a total of 234 active registration statements in th

Department's file as of December 31, 1952, in addition to the total of

48 statements filed pursuant to Section 1(0)(5). Exhibits A or short-

form registration statements were filed by 251 individuals as °Mc rs,

directors, employees or other persons rendering assistance to the

registrant in the interest of the foreign principal.

The Foreign Agents Registration Act is administered by the Foreign

Agents Registration Section of the Criminal Division and consists, in

addition to the Chief of the Section who is also Chief of the Internal

Security Section, of an Assistant Chief, three attorneys and four clerical

employees. In compliance with the provisions of the Act the Foreign

Agents Registration Section maintains in permanent form one copy of all

registration statements and all statements concerning the distribution

of political propaganda furnished under the Act as public records and

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makes them availabl for public examination and inspection. Photocopies

of the statements filed under the Act are furnished to applicants at a

reasonable fee.

In its administration of the Act, the Foreign Agents Registration

Section undertakes to answer inquiries from individuals and organizations

as to their possible obligations under the statute and answers inquiries

from the general public as well as from Government officials as to the

content of registration statements.

While staff limitations prevent any continuing and detailed

analysis of the propaganda material filed with this Department pursuant

to the Act, each item of propaganda received is checked for compliance

with the filing and labeling provisions of the statute. Periodically

the Federal Bureau of Investigation is requested to conduct appropriate

investigations to determine whether registrants are fulfilling their

obligations under the Act. As part of such investigative procedure the

books and records of certain registrants are inspected by agents of the

Bureau in accordance with the authority granted for such examination by

Section 5 of the Act and the rules promulgated thereunder by the Attorney

General. In the exercise of this authority Bureau agents have examined,

among others, the books and records of the Four Continent Book Corporation,

the agent of Mezhdunarodnaja Kniga; Artkino Pictures, American agent of

Sovexport Films; and Russky Kustar, a West Coast bookstore handling

Soviet publications.

In its administration and enforcement of the Act the Department

relies chiefly on the investigative reports of the Federal Bureau of

Investigation for information regarding the activities of persons who

may be acting within the United States as agents of foreign principals.

The Act is administered and enforced primarily with a view toward

obtaining as full disclosure as possible regarding the activities of

persons who are acting within this country as agents of foreign principals,

especially such as are engaged in the dissemination or preparation of

political propaganda.

A functional analysis of the registration statements filed und r

the terms of the Act reveals that the majority of persons registered ar

engaged in publicity activities, whether as public relations advisers,

publicity agents, information service employees, advertising agenci s,

representatives and leaders of political movements, or official government

information or tourist offices. On the other hand, a considerable numb r

of persons register who do not engage in any publicity activity, such

as attorneys and commercial and financial agencies. The registration

statements filed in 1952 follow this sane functional pattern. Thirty-five

of the 49 statements filed in that year were submitted by persons engag d

in publicity activities of some form or other, while ten statements wer

filed by attorneys and the renaining four by commercial or financial

agents. A detailed functional analysis of the 49 registration statements

filed in 1952 will be found in Appendix V.

Of the 52 registration statements terminated in 1952, three mer

for individuals who had been employed by the Soviet EmbassY in connection

with the publication and distribution of the Soviet Information Bulletin

and who lost their employment as a result of a ruling by the Department

of Stet in July 1952 that the Soviet Embassy would no long r

permitted to distribute the Bulletin within the United States. Your

American citizens employed by the Soviet Embassy on the Bulletin staff

continued their registration statements since their employment continu d

in the Press Department of the Embassy.

As indicated in the report for the calendar year 1951, a

considerable number of foreign governments continue to have on their

diplomatic staffs information officers, including press, publicity and

cultural attaches, and issue a sizeable amount of propaganda material

directly from their embassies and legations. Because of the exemptions

from registration provided by Section 3(a) of the Act, no information

is received as to the amounts expended for such propaganda activity.

communist-dominated country maintains within the United States an

information office separate and apart from the embassy or legationA

Since the closing of the Polish Research and Information Service by the

Department of State in August 1951, two American citizens formerly

employed by the Polish Research and Information Service are registered

since they have been retained by the Polish Embassy to continue functions

for the Embassy similar to those previously performed for the Information

Service.

The nature of the political propaganda disseminated within th

United States by agents of foreign principals has not varied to any

marked extent in the approximately eleven years during which the

Department of Justice has administered and enforced the Foreign Agents

Registration Act. Propaganda disseminated throughout the United States

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still takes the form of press releases, pamphlets, books, illustrated

magazines, handbills, petitions, speeches, bulletins, news reports,

motion pictures, films, slides and radio broadcasts.

In the main, the content of political propaganda aims to create

good-will among the citizenry of the United States toward the country

responsible for the dissemination of the propaganda material. Changes

and shifts in the international political scene will, of course, reflect

a change in the content of political propaganda. The greatest volum of

published material continues to be disseminated by official government

information and tourist offices, chief among which are the British

Information Services, Israel Office of Information, Government of India

Information Services, Information Office of the Republic of Indonesia,

Netherlands Information Service, Belgian Government Information Center,

and The American-Swedish News Exchange, Inc. Other government offices

that consistently disseminate political propaganda to the American public

ares Spanish Tourist Office, Italian State Tourist Office, Turkish

Information Office, Dominican Republic Information Center, Egyptian

Information Bureau, Yugoslav Information Center and Australian News and

Information Bureau. A complete list of all government information and

tourist offices registered with this Department together with amounts

received by such agencies from their governments and the amounts expend d

within the United States as well as the number of their employees will

be found in Appendix VI.

In its administration and enforcement of the Foreign Agents

Registration Act, the Department during the calendar year 1952 devoted

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considerable study to the problems presented by the importation of

communist propaganda, particularly with regard to obtaining the fullest

possible disclosure of such propaganda activities under the terms of th

Ac t0

The four principal outlets for communist political propaganda

within the United States by persons who are registered with this

Department under the Foreign Agents Registration Act are2 (1) Four

Continent Book Corporation, registered as an agent of Mezhdunarodnaja

Kniga, the All-Union Soviet book combine, People's China, Hong Kong

Distributing Office, and World Federation of Trade Union Publications,

Ltd., London; (2) Artkino Pictures, Inc., which distributes motion

pictures within the United States as the agent of Sovexport Film, USSR,

Sovromfilm, Rumania, and Centrala Wynajrm Filmow, Poland; (3) Edwin S.

Smith, a literary and photo agent, who, in addition to the foreign

principals previously reported by his predecessor, Helen Black, also

began representing in the year 1952 the Legation of the Hungarian

People's Republic, Washington, De C., the Czechoslovakian Embassy,

Washington, D. C., the Polish Mmbassy, Washington, D. C. and the Legation

of the Romanian People's Republic, Washington, D. C., as well as

Mezhdunarodnaja Kniga, Moscow, and Zentral Bild, Berlin, a photo

distributing agency under the supervision of the East German Government;

(4) Imported Publications and Products, which, in addition to th foreign

principals represented in 1951, became distributing agents during 1952

for Centrul de Librarii Si Difuzare A Cartii, Bucharest, Rumania; Guozi

Shudian, Peking, China; China Reconstructs (bimonthly magazine), Shanghai,

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and China Monthly Review, Shanghai. Typical of the printed material

distributed by Four Continent and Imported Publications and Products

are such items as "Pravda" and "Isvestia;" a weekly current events journal

in English entitled "New Times;" the weekly organ of the Information

Bureau of the Communist and Workers' Parties, "For a Lasting Peace for

a People's Democracy," published in Bucharest, Rumania; a political and

labor magazine entitled "Labour Monthly," published in London; "People's

China," an English-language journal published in Peiping and transmitted

to the United States by the Hong Kong Distributing Office; an illustrated

monthly entitled "Soviet Union," which is published in six languages

including English; and a monthly literary magazine entitled "Soviet

Literature" and published in Moscow. In addition to these regularly

issued publications, the Iron Curtain countries disseminate books on

scientific and cultural works which invariably contain Some political

propaganda, pamphlets on communist political or social life considered

to be of special significance as well as numerous biographies of leaders

of the Soviet Union and satellite countries, past and present, and the

roles such leaders have played in their respective countries.

A quantity of communist political propaganda is being transmitted

into the United States to persons who are not registered with this

Department under the terms of the Foreign Agents Registration Act. An

opinion of the Attorney General dated December 10, 1940 states in substance

that political propaganda transmitted into the United States in violation

or circumvention of the Act may be declared non-mailable by the Postmaster

General. By analogy, therefore, such material may be seized by the

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Bureau of Customs as an importation contrary to law when such transmittal

is otherwise than through the mails. Consequently, this Department has

maintained a close liaison with representatives of the Post Office

Department and Bureau of Customs to prevent the transmittal in the United

States mails or by any other instrumentality of interstate or foreign

commerce of foreign political propaganda whenever there is any indication

that such transmittal may be in circumvention of the Foreign Agents

Registration Act.

Marked increases in the distribution of political propaganda in

this country have been noted with regard to the Egyptian Information

Bureau, German Tourist Information Office, Robert T. Oliver as agent for

the Korean Pacific Press and the Republic of Korea, and the Moroccan

Office of Information and Documentation. The growing strength of certain

political independence movements is evidenced by the registration during

1952 of representatives of the National Council of the Republic of Poland

in London; by the Ukrainian National Council of West Germany; by agencies

of Czechoslovakian independence movements and by increased activity on

behalf of Tunisian and Moroccan independence movements. It is also

interesting to note that there was one registration by a representativ

of the Socialist Reich Party, Hanover, Germany, which has been characterized

in the public press of this country as a political movement patterned

after the National Socialist Party led by Adolf Hitler.

The reestablishment of trade and diplomatic relations between the

United States and Japan is reflected to some extent by the registration

of Wendell P. Colton Company, an advertising firm, on behalf of the Japan

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Travel Information Office, the retention by the Japanese Government as

a public relations consultant of Lykke Eilkin & Associates, and by the

employment of the law firm of Baer, Bennett & Pullen as attorneys for

the Council on Tuna Export of Japan.

In view of the general interest in the amount of money received

by persons acting within the United States as agents of foreign principals,

this report contains for the first time a summary showing the amount of

money received by American individuals and organizations from their for ign

principals during the past five years. This summary, which appears as

Appendix VII, does not include registrants who are primarily foreign

instrumentalities or are direct agencies of foreign governments. As

indicated, the financial information regarding foreign agencies is

contained in Appendix VI, showing mounts received and expended by

official government information and tourist offices.

In addition to the appendices previously mentioned the report

contains in Appendix I a list of persons who filed public registration

statements under the Act during 19529 other than those whose agency status

was created under the terms of Section 1(c)(5) (Section 20(a) of th

Internal Security Act of 1950). These registrants are listed in this

Appendix according to registration number and those registrations which

were terminated during the year are indicated therein by an asterisk.

Appendix II consists of an alphabetical list of registrants with

terminations also denoted by an asterisk. This appendix also contains

the names of the foreign principals as set forth by the registrant together

with a brief description of the nature of the agency. In Appendix III

Attorney General

are listed the names of all persons mho have filed registration statements

with this Department since June 1942, when the administration of the Act

was transferred to the Department of Justice and which were in an active

status as of December 31, 1952, presented according to geographical area

or nationality field. This appendix contains for the first time the

nationality fields of Yemen and Ecuador. An alphabetical list of

individuals who during 1952 filed an Exhibit A to a registration stet msnt

filed in the name of another individual, corporation, partnership or

other combination of individuals as an officer, director, employee or

other person rendering assistance to the registrant in the interest of

the foreign principal is contained in Appendix IV.

Respectfully submitted,

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Table of Appendices

Registrants Who Filed During 1952 Listed Accordingto Registration Number 00000000000000000000000000000000 13

II, Alphabetical List of Registrants Whose StatementsWere Filed During the Year 1952 00000000000000000000000 16

III. Registrants Whose Public Registration StatementsWere in Active Status as of December 31, 1952,Listed According to Geographical Area or NationalityField

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IV. Alphabetical List of Individuals Who During 1952Filed an Exhibit A to a Registration StatementFiled in the Name of Another Individual, Corporation,Partnership, or Other Combination of Individuals, asan Officer, Director, Employee or Other PersonRendering Assistance to the Registrant in the Interestsof the Foreign Principal 5 8

V. Classification of Statements According to PrincipalFunction Reported, 1952 00 0 0000 00 0 0 00 00 000 0 0000000 00 71

VI. Expenditures and Employees of Government Informationand Tourist Offices, 1952 00000000000000000000000000000 72

VII. Table Showing Amounts Reported as Received by AmericanOrganizations and Citizens of the United States WhoseRegistration Statements Have Been in an Active StatusSince January 1, 1948 00000-000-00000M00000000080000.00'

75

VIII. Alphabetical List of Individuals Who Have RegisteredDuring 1952 Because of Knowledge of or Having ReceivedInstruction or Assignment in the Espionage, Counter-espionage or Sabotage Service or Tactics of a ForeignGovernment or Foreign Political Party 119

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APPENDIXI

REGISTRANTS WHO FILED DURING 1952LISTED ACCORDING TO REGISTRATION NUMBER

* Indicates Registration Statement has been terminated.

REG. NO. REGISTRANT

702 Jose G. Padilla

703 Fulton, Walter & Halley

704 Instituto Nacional de Carnes(Argentine Meat Institut )

7054e Wayne Townsend Geissinger

706 InterContinental Airways, Inc.

707 Dr. Stefan Mytwytsky

708* Jerome Jacobson Associates

709 The Roy Bernard Co., Inc.

710* Edward B. Lockett

711 Eric Priedheim Company

712 Haar, Bennett & Pullen

713 Joseph Brownfield

714* Milton L. Zisowitz

715 Earle Mingo Brockman, Jr.

716* Marjorie M. Brockman

717 George Robert Burns

718 Schaler, Butler & Associates

719 Otis H. Ellis

720* Kathleen Goldsmith

721 Globus Trading Corporation

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REG. NO. REGISTRANT

722

Representation of the PolishNational Council in thUnited States

723 Edwin S. Smith

724 Washington Service Associat s

725 Jarmila Kracik Vanecek

726* Haitian Dessalines West rnHemisphere Trade Corporation

727* Jules Bergman

728 Arnold, Fortes & Port r

729 Tunisian Office for NationalLiberation

730 Krock-Erwin Associates, Inc.

731* Bill 'lard()

732 Holbrook and McKinsey

733 Josef Lipski

734* Harold Keith Thompson, Jr.

735 William Herzl Freed

736 Scandinavian Railways

737 Skadden, Arps & Slate

738 John Mattawa

739* Eugene Kelly

740 Edmund Albert Chester

741 Gerhart Henry Seger

742 Carl Erbe

743 Institute for Netherlands-American IndustrialCoop ration

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REG. NO.

744

745*

746

747

748

749

750

REGISTRANT

Edmund Blair Bolles

Ervin Kulka

Cox, Langford, Stoddard &Cutler

Cunningham & Walsh, Inc.

Davies, Richberg, Tydings,Beebe & Landa

Victoria Kent

Lykke-Milkin & Associat s

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APPENDIX II

Alphabetical List of RegistrantsWhose Statements Were Filed During

the Year 1952

* Indicates Registration Statement has been terminated

REGISTRANT andFOREIGN PRINCIPAL REG. N00,

A

ARGENTINE MEAT INSTITUTE

704Institut° Nacional de

Carnes, Buenos Aires

ARNOLD, FORTAS & PORTER

728The Diplomatic Mission of theFederal Republic of Germany,Washington, D. C.

NATURE OF AGENCY

Market promotion

Legal servic s

BkAR, BENNETT & FULLEN 712 Legal servicesKazuo Kamogawa, Representative,

Council on Tuna Export ofJapan, Beverly Bills, Calif.

BERGMAN, Jules 727* WriterGovernment of India Information

Services, New York

BOLLES, Edmund Blair 744 Editorial s rvicesComite France Actuelle, Paris

BROCKMAN, Earle Wingo, Jr. 715 Proofread r;USSR Information Bulletin, editorial services

Washington, D. C.Embassy of U.S.S.R., Press

Department, Washington, D. C.

BROCKMAN, Marjorie M. 716* Proofreader ; cl rkUSSR Information Bulletin,Washington, D. C.

BROWNFIELD, Joseph 715 Gift parcel s rvicMagyar Kulforgalmi RT

(hungarian Export Comnerce,Inc.), Budapest

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REGISTRANT andFOREIGN PRINCIPAL

BURNS, George RobertGovernment of India Information

Services, New York

REG. NO.

717

NATURE OF AGENCY

Writer

CHESTER, Edmund Albert 740 Public relationsGovernment of the Republic

of Cuba, Havana

COX, LANGFORD, STODDARD & CUTLER 746 Legal servic sItalian Technical Delegation,Washington, D. C.

Government of Italy, RODS;Embassy, Washington, D. C.

Government of France, Parisand Washington, D. C.

Section of Economic Cooperation,(Formerly Belgian EconomicMission), Belgian Embassy,Washington, D. C.

Government of Austria, Embassyand ERP Office, Washington, D. C.

Cassa per Operere Straordinariedi Pubblico Interesse Nell'Italia Meridionale (Cassa peril Mez7ogiorno),,Rome

Italian Federation of Farmers'Cooperatives, ROM) andWashington, D. C.

CUNNINGHAM & WALSH, INC. 747 Advertising couns 1;

Pan-American Coffee Bureau, publicity

New York

DAVIES, RICHBERG, TYDINGS, 748 Legal services

BEEBE & LANDAAramayo Corporation, Ltd.,

Bern, Switzerland(Owners of tin mines inBolivia)

Hochschield Corporation, Ltd.,Santiago, Chile(Owners of tin mines inBolivia)

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REGISTRANT andFOREIGN PRINCIPAL REG. NO. NATURE OF AGENCY

ELLIS, Otis H. 719 Legal adviser;United States of Venezuela, technical consultant

Caracas

ERBE, Carl 742 Public relationsEdmund C. Chester, Havana, adviser

Cuba

ERIC A. FRIEDHEIM COMPANY 711 Public relationsEuropean Travel Commis4i,m, counselNew York

FREED, William Herzl 735 Public relationsScandinavian National Travel director

Commission, New York

FULTON, WALTER & HALLEY 703 Legal servioCorporaoion Peruana delSanta, Lima, Peru

GEISSINGER, Wayne Townsend 705* Legal advis r toDr. Syngman Rhea, President, New York Consulate

Republic of Korea, Pusan

GLOBUS TRADING CORPORATIOTT 721 Gift parcel s rVio

IKKA, Budapest, Hungary

GOLDSMITH, KATHLEEN 720* Writer; r s archGovernment of India Information

Services, New York

HAITIAN DESSALINES WESTERN 726* Procurement agent

HEMISPHERE TRADE CORPORATIONRepublic of Haiti, Port-au-

Prince

HOLBROOK and MaINSEY 732 Legal servic s

Republic of Haiti, Embassy,Washington, D. C.

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REGISTRANT andFOREIGN PRINCIPAL REG. NO NATURE OF AGENCY

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INSTITUTE FOR NETHERLANDS-AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION

Instituut Voor Nederlandsch-Amerikaansche IndustrieeleSamtnwerking, Amsterdam

INSTITUT° NACIONAL DE CARNES

INTERCONTINENTAL AIRWAYS, INC°Government of Israel SupplyMission, New York

743 Investment promotion

704 See: Argentin MeatInstitut

706 Aircraft s rvic s

JEROME JACOBSON ASSOCIATES

708*

Economic & busin asEmbassy of the Republic of consultants

Indonesia, Washington D. C.

KELLY, Eugene 739*

Public r lations;Korean Government, Seoul research

KENT, VictoriaSpanish Republican Government

in Exile, Paris

KRACIK VANECEK, JarmilaJose Josten (Editor,

"Information Service of FreeCzechoslovakia" &Cechoslovak"), London

KROCK-ERAIN ASSOCIATES, INC.Gen. Anastosio Somoza, Pres.,Republic of Nicaragua,Managua

Dr. Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa,Ambassador, Washington, D. C.

KULKA, ErvinJosef Josten (Editor,

"Information Service ofFree Czechoslovakia" &"Cechoslovak"), LondoL

749 Representativcouns llor

725 Subscription &publicity ag nt

730 Public r lationscounsel; publicity

745*

Subscription agent

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LIPSKI, Jozef 733 Political r pre-Polish Government in sentative

Exile, London

LOCKETT, Edward B. 710*

Press relationsRepublic of China, officer

Taipeh, Formosa

LYKKE-WILKIN & ASSOCIATESJapanese Government

(Japanese Embassy andJapanese Consulate Gaueral,San Francisco Distriot),Tokyo

750 Public relationsconsultants

MARDO, Bill

731*

Makeup editor;USSR Information Bulletin, writer

Washington, D. C.

PADILLA, Jose G. 702 Representativ inUnion Nacional Sinarouista, NorthernMexico City California

REPRESENTATION OF THE POLISHNATIONAL COUNCIL IN THE UNITEDSTATESNational Council of the Republic

of Poland, London

ROY BERNARD CO., INC., THEFederal Republic of Germany,

Bonn

722 Representatives inthe Unit d Stat s

709 Public relations;publicity; tourism

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REGISTRANT andFOREIGN PRINCIPAL

REG. NO. NATURE OF AGENCY

SCANDINAVIAN RAILWAYS 736 Ticket & informationDanish State Railways, office

CopenhagenNorwegian State Railways,

OsloSwedish State Railways,

Stockholm

SCHALER, BUTLER & ASSOCIATES 718 Public r lations;Embassy of Liberia, publicity

Washington, D. C.

SEGER, Gerhart Henry 741 LecturerDiplomatic Mission, Federal

Republic of Germany,Washington, D. C.

SKADDEN, ARPS & SLATE 737 Legal and economicThe Moutawakilite Kingdom servic s

of Yemen, Soma; Legation,Washington, D. C.

SMITH, Edwin S. 723 General lit raryMezhdunarodjna Kniga, Moscow and photo ag ntsCzechopress, PragueChina Photo Service, PekingAgerpress, BucharestZentral Bild, East BerlinUSSR Information Bulletin,Washington, D. C.

Hungarian Bulletin, BudapestLegation of the Hungarian Peoples'

Republic, Washington, D. C.Czechoslovakian Embassy,Washington, D. C.

Legation of the Romanian Peoples'Republic, Washington, D. C.

Polish Embassy, Washington, D. C.Czechoslovak Life, Prakma

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THOMPSON, Harold Keith, JraSozialistische Reichspartei(Socialist Reich Party),Hannover, Germany

"Die Andere Seite", publicationof Dr. Rudolf Aschenauer,Munich

TUNISIAN OFFICE FOR NATIMALLIBERATIONNeo-Destour Party (New

Constitution Party),Tunis & Cairo

734*

Representativ inUnited States,publicity agent &public relationscouns 1

729 Political informa-tion offic

IMMO

WASHINGTON SERVICE ASSOCIATESArgentine Government Oil Fields

Commission in the UnitedStates (E.N.D.E.), New York

WATTAWA, JohnFinska AngfartygeAktiebolaget, Helsingfors

WYTWYTSKY, StefanUkrainian National Council,Augsburg, West Germany

724 Trade r pr s nta-tive

738 Legal services

707 Politicalrepresentativ

ZISOWITZ, Milton L. 714*

WriterGovernment of India Information

Services, New York

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APPENDIX III

Registrants whose public registrationstatements were in active status as ofDecember 31, 1952, listed according togeographical area or nationality field.Numbers in parentheses denote represen-tatimn in more than one field.

NATIONALITY FIELD

AGENT REG. NO.

ALBANIA

William Frary Von Blomberg 682

233 Marlboro StreetBoston, Massachusetts

1,••••■••■1■IM.

ARGENTINA

Wendell P. Colton Company

(78)122 East 42nd StreetNew York 17, New York

Argentine Institute of Trade Promotion 48912 West 56th StreetNew York 19, New York

Culbertson, Briggs & PendletonStoneleigh Court1025 Connecticut Avenue, N. W.Washington 6, D. C.

Argentine Meat Institute(Institut° Nacional de Carnes)11 West 42nd StreetNew York 18, New York

Washington Service Associates1406 G Street, N. W. (Rm. 512)Washington 5, D. C.

(637)

704

724

AUSTRALIA

Olewl=mor■

Australian Broadcasting Comnission630 Fifth Avenue (Rm. 3320)New York 20, New York

Australian News & Information Bureau636 Fifth AvenueNew York 20, New York

394

418

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NATIONALITY FIELD AGENT REG. NO.

AUSTRIA

Kelly, Nason, Inc. (71)

247 Park AvenueNew York 17, New York

Charles W. Hoyt Company, Inc.551 Fifth AvenueNew York 17, New York

Austrian State Tourist Department48 East 48th StreetNew York, New York

The Austrian Trade Delegate31 East 69th StreetNew York 21, New York

Cox, Langford, Stoddard & Cutler1210 18th Street, N. Vir.Washington 6, D. C.

(361)

495

625

(746)

BASQUE(Sees Spain)

BELGIUM

Films of the Nations, Inc. (353)

62 West 45th StreetNew York 19, New York

Belgian Government Information Center 405630 Fifth AvenueNew York 20, New York

Official Belgian Tourist Bureau 529

422 Madison AvenueNew York 17, New York

Henry L. de Give 700

1015 William-Oliver BuildingAtlanta 3, Georgia

Cox, Langford, Stoddard & Cutler1210 18th Street, N. W.Washington 6, D. C.

(746)

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BOLIVIA Selvage, Lee & Chase1 East 43rd StreetNew York 17, New York

Davies, Richberg, Tydings, Beebe& Landa1000 Vermont Avenue, N. W.Washington 5, D. C.

(628)

748

BRAZIL Pan-American Coffee Bureau120 Wall StreetNew York 5, New York

William John Moloney1346 Connecticut Avenue, N. W.(Room 811)

Washington 6, D. C.

Fred Jacob Huber1346 Connecticut Avenue, N. W.(Room 811)

Washington 6, D. C.

(406 )

686

687

BRITISH CROWN


COLONIES


Wendell P. Colton Company122 East 42nd StreetNew York 17, New York

The Jamaica Progressive League2286 Seventh AvenueNew York 30, New York


(78)

296

(361)

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NATIONALITY FIELD AGENT REG. NO,

BRITISH CROWNCOLONIES (Cont'd)

Bermuda Trade Development Board(The Bermuda Official InformationOffice)

620 Fifth AvenueNew York 20, New York

Virgil Edward Chenea1633-4 duPont BuildingMiami 32, Florida

430

698

BURMA, UNION OF Robert R. Nathan Associates# 3 Thomas CircleWashington 5, D. C.

Delson, Levin & Gordon120 East 41st StreetNew York 17, New York

Ameritex Development Corporation37 Wall StreetNew York 4, New York

(352)

(502)

670

CANADA

J. Raymond Hoover 54

412 Metropolitan Bank BuildingWashington. 5, D. C.

Kelly, Nason, Inc. ( 71)




Horace H. Powers 98

Railroad Terminal BuildingSt. Albans, Vermont

Wilfrid E. Belleau 409

4141 West Vliet StreetMilwaukee 8, Wisconsin

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NATIONALITY FIELD AGENT REG, NO.

CANADA

National Film Board of Canada

437(Cont'd)

1270 Avenue of the AmericasNew York 20, New York

Province of Quebec Tourist &Publicity Bureau48 Rockefeller PlazaNew York 20, New York

Covington and Burling701 Union Trust BuildingWashington 5, D. C.

The Demby Company34 East 51st StreetNew York 22, New York

440

(523)

(572)

MILE

Mendell P. Colton Company


Corporacion de Foment° de laProduccion37 Wall StreetNew York 5, New York

Hamilton Wright Organization, Inc.30 Rockefeller PlazaNew York 20, New York

National Lecture Management, Inc.714 Dupont Circle BuildingWashington 6, D. C.

401

(428)

(638)

•IMI.I.Mat.11•9:12

CHINA

Four Continent Book Corporation

(94)38 'Nest 58th StreetNew York 19, New York

Kuomintang of China, Headquarters 282

in America844 Stockton StreetSan Francisco 8, California


391CHINA Central News Agency of China,(Cont'd) New York Bureau

1510 News Building220 East 42nd StreetNew York 17, New York

Chinese News Service30 Rockefeller PlazaNew York 20, New York

Committee on Planning and Advisingfor Chinese Students in the U. S.125 East 65th StreetNew York 21, New York

Paul Guillumotte, Inc.475 Fifth AvenueNew York 17, New York

Universal Trading Corporation630 Fifth AvenueNew York 20, New York

Central News Agency of China,Washington Bureau1188 National Press BuildingWashington 4, D. C.

Commerce International China, Inc.64 Hamilton StreetPaterson, New Jersey

Harry C. Lamberton1822 Jefferson PlaceWashington 6, D. C.

Edwin S. Smith24 West 45th StreetNew York 56, New York

402

414

429

450

621

679

(696)

(723)

Pan-American Coffee Bureau120 Wall StreetNew York 5, New York

(406)COLOMBIA

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COLOMBIA Covington & Burling (623)(Cont'd) 701 Union Trust Building

Washington 5, D. C.

COSTA RICA



Pan-American Coffee Bureau

(406)120 Wall StreetNew York 5, New York

CUBA


(7 5)122 East 42nd StreetNew York 17, New York

United States Cuban Sugar Council 347.1117 Barr Building910 17th Street, N. W.Washington 6, D. C.

Bernard Relin Associates


Cuban Tourist Commission 390336 East FlaglerMiami, Florida

Pan-American Coffee Bureau (406)120 Wall StreetNew York 5, New York

Pehle, Lesser, Mann, Riemer (439)& Luxford1616 K Street, N. W.Washington 6, D. C.

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CUBA Edmund Albert Chester

740(Cont'd) Prado 152-154

Havana, Cuba

Carl Erbe 742


CZECHOSLOVAKIA Charles Hecht10 East 40th StreetNew York 16, New York

Artkino Pictures, Inc.723 Seventh AvenueNew York 19, New York

( 101)

(103)

Centex, Inc.465 Lexington AvenueNew York, New York

National Committee for Liberationof Slovakia1079 National Press BuildingWashington 4, D. C.

Slovak Liberation Committee inthe U.S.A.c/o Mr. Daniel Skoda47-15 Ditmars BoulevardAstoria, Long IslandNew York, New York

Slovak National Council Abroad,U. S. BranchP. 0. Box 1473New York 1, New York

Harry C. Lamberton1822 Jefferson PlaceWashington 6, D. C.

598

657

658

667

(696)

-31 -

NATIONALITY FIELD AGENT REG. NO

(723)CZECHOSLOVAKIA(Cont'd)


Jarmila Kracik Vanecek

7251915 South Springfield Avenue°Chicago 23, Illinois

DENMARK

Wendell p. Colton Company


(353)Films of the Nations, Inc.62 Vest 45th StreetNew York 19, New York

Danish Information Office588 Fifth AvenueNew York, New York

Covington & Burling701 Union Trust BuildingWashington 5, D. C.

Danish National Travel Office588 Fifth AvenueNew York, New York

William Herzl Freed21-10 33rd RoadLong Island City 6, New York

Scandinavian Railways681 fifth Avenue (Room 901)New York 22, New York

470

(523)

634

(735)

(736)

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

The Dominican Chamber of Commerce 197

in the United States, Inc.30 Rockefeller PlazaNew York 20, New York

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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC(Cont'd)


Cummings, Stanley, Truitt & Cross1625 K Street, N. W.Washington 6, D. C.

Charles Alton McLaughlinP. 0. Box 35Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic

(406)

(420)

488

Dominican Republic Information Center 506507 Fifth AvenueNew York 17, New York

Culbertson, Briggs & PendletonStoneleigh Court1025 Connecticut AvenueWashington 6, D. C.

Partido Revolucionario Dominican°,Puerto Rico DelegationLourdes Building, Apt. 2Las Palmas Street, No. 1467Santurce - San Juan, P. R.

The Clark-Tuckerman Group32 East 57th StreetNew York 22, New York

Partido Revolucionario Dominican°,New York Section221 Rest 105th Street (Apt. 1 NONew York 25, New York

(637)

662

669

674

EAST AFRICA

The Caples Company (34)


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ECUADOR

Pan-American Coffee Bureau

(406)120 Wall StreetNew York 5, New York

EGYPT Culbertson, Briggs & PendletonStoneleigh Court1025 Connecticut AvenueWashington 6, D. C.

Egyptian Information Bureau2300 Decatur Place, N. W.Washington 8, D. C.

(637)

648

EL SALVADOR Pan-American Coffee Bureau120 Wall StreetNew York 5, New York

(406)

EST014IA David Drucker6 East 45th StreetNew York, New York

(108 )

Worfd Association of Estonians, Inc. 124P. O. Box 123Murray Hill StationNew York 16, New York

Kaarel Robert Pusta, Sr. 256

Glenwood LandingLong Island, New York

ETHIOPIA

Pehle, Lesser, Mann, Riemer (439)

& Luxford1616 K Street, N. W.Washington 6, D. C.

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FINLAND

Emil Hurja

407612 Albee BuildingWashington, D. C.

FRANCE

Finnish National Travel Office

57341 East 50th StreetNew York 22, New York

John Wattawa

7381317 F Street, N. W.Washington 4, D. C.

em•IMMINIMMMEIM

Compagnie Generale Transatlantique

6217 State StreetNew York 4, New York

Chambre de Commerce Francaise des

167Etats-Unis, Inc. (French Chanber ofCommerce of the U. S., Inc.)

630 Fifth Avenue (Room 970)New York 20, New York

Agence France-Presse 223

50 Rockefeller PlazaNew York 20, New York

French National Railroads 335


French Government Tourist Office 364


The French Broadcasting System in 479North America972 Fifth AvenueNew York 21, New York

Cleary, Gottlieb, Friendly & Hamilton (508)(New York)

Cleary, Gottlieb, Friendly & Ball224 Southern BuildingWashington 5, D. C.

- 35 -


FRANCE Gregory Lounz(Cont'd) 11 East 45th Street

New York 17, New York

Joseph M. LevyFrench Embassy Building972 Fifth AvenueNew York, New York

Edmund Blair Bolles1909 Eye Street, N. W.Washington 6, D. C.


593

683

744

(746)

GERMANY Dr. Fritz Corsing

59939 Broadway (Room 3202)New York 6, New York

German Tourist Information Office500 Fifth AvenueNew York 36, New York


Stephen Goerl Associates, Inc.48 East 43rd StreetNew York 17, New York

Gerhard G. Gerechter1449 Boston Road (Apt. 42)New York 60, New York

The Roy Bernard Co., Inc.14 East 62nd StreetNew York 21, New York

616

(638)

644

645

709

Edwin S. Smith

(723)24 West 45th StreetNew York 36, New York

- 36 -


GERMANY

Arnold Fortas & Porter

728(Cont'd)

1229 19th Street, N. W.Washington 6, D. C.

Gerhart Henry Seger

741111-53 113th StreetOzone Park 16Long Island, New York

GREAT BRITAIN The Caples Company295 Madison AvenueNew York 17, New York

Wendell P. Colton Company122 East 42nd StreetNew York 17, New York

Four Continent Book Corporation38 West 58th StreetNew York 19, New York

British Information Services30 Rockefeller PlazaNew York 20, New York

North American Office of theBritish Broadcasting Corporation630 Fifth AvenueNew York 20, New York

British Broadcasting CorporationRegional News OfficeNational 'Press BuildingWashington 4, D. C.

Brigadier John W. F. Treadwell47 East 87th StreetNew York 28, New York

Intelligence Publishing Co., Inc.350 Fifth AvenueNew York 1, New York

(34)

(78)

( 94)

481

505

514

520

575

-37 -


GREAT BRITAIN

British Travel Association

579(Cont'd)


Imported Publications and Products

(676)22 East 17th StreetNew York 3, bew York

GUATEMALA Pan-American Coffee Bureau120 Mrs.11 StreetNew York 5, New York

(406)

HAITI

Melvin D. Hildreth

5761420 New York Avenue, N. W.Washington 5, D. C.

James M. Barnes1025 Connecticut AvenueWashington, D. C.

Holbrook and McKinsey1411 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W.Washington 4, D. C.

660

732

HONDURAS Pan-American Coffee Bureau120 Wall StreetNew York 5, New York

(406)

HTJNGARY Artkino Pictures, Inc.723 Seventh AvenueNew York 19, New York

(103)

Laszlo Agh 601

P. O. Box 724Newark 1, New Jersey

- 38 -

NATIONALITY YIELD AGENT REG. NO.

HUNGARY Captain Pedlow's European Relief

652(Cont'd) Package Service, Inc.

1220 Second avenueNew York 21, New York

American Fuel Trading Company 689

300 4th AvenueNew York 10, New York

Joseph Brownfield

71362 William StreetNew York, New York

Globus Trading Corporation 721

61 BroadwayNew York 6, New York


(723)

HYDERABAD(Se : India)

INDIA Government of India InformationServices2107 Massachusetts Avenue, N. W.Washington 8, D. C.

The Mysore Company75 Federal StreetBoston 10, Massachusetts

Clyde EagletonNew York: UniversityWashington SquareNew York 3, New York

George Robert Burns1737 York AvenueNew York 28, New York

480

507

588

717

- 39 -


INDONESIA Delson, Levin & Gordon120 East 41st StreetNew York 17, New York

Joseph Borkin1017 Ring BuildingWashington 6, D. C.

The Demby Company34 East 51st StreetNew York 22, New York

Information Office, Republic ofIndonesia10 Rockefeller Plaza (Room 516)New York 20, New York

Clark M. Clifford1523 L Street, N. W.Washington 5, D. C.

Information Office of SouthMoluccas Republicc/o Karel J. V. Nikijuluw310 East 44th StreetNew York 17, New York

(502)

534

(572)

612

655

680

INTERNATIONAL

Socialist Workers Party 332

116 University PlaceNew York 3, New York

International Peasant Union 518

Victor Building724 Ninth Street, N. W.Washington, D. C.

Representatives in America of the 574

European Travel Commission295 Madison AvenueNew York 17, New York

- 40 -


INTERNATIONAL(Cont'd)

Eric A. Friedheim Company115 East 53rd StreetNew York 22, New York

711

IRAN

Covington & Burling

(523)701 Union Trust BuildingWashington 5, D. C.

Samuel Nakasian

697628 Tower Building14th & K Streets, N. W.Washington 5, D. C.

IRELAND

The Caples Company

(34)295 Madison AvenueNew York 17, New York

Irish Tourist Bureau

536Ireland House33 East 50th StreetNew York 22, New York

ISRAEL

The Jewish Agency for Palestine

20816 East 66th StreetNew York Z1, New York

Oscar Gass 3451367 Connecticut Avenue, N. W.Washington 6, D. C.

Robert R. Nathan Associates, Inc. (352)No. 3 Thomas CircleWashington 5, D. C.

Ginsburg, Leventhal & Brown

5401632 K Street, N. W.Washington 6, D. C.

- 41 -

NATIONALITY FIELD

AGENT REG. NO.

ISRAEL Israel Office of Information 543

(Cont'd) 11 East 70th StreetNew York 21, New York(1621 22nd Street, N. W.Washington, D. C.)

Maurice M. Boukstein 544


William Strong 608

California Bank BuildingBeverly Hills, California

Gustave L. Goldstein 609

453 South Spring StreetLos Angeles 13, California

Israel National Tourist Center 620

37 West 57th StreetNew York 19, New York

Ultramar International Corporation

673200 West 57th StreetNew York, New York

InterContinental Airways, Inc. 706Gate 125, Lockheed Air TerminalBurbank, California

ITALY




CIT Travel Service, Inc.11 West 42nd StreetNew York 18, New York

(428)

465

-42 -

NATIONALITY FIELD

AGENT REG. NO.

ITALY

Italian State Tourist Office

568(Cont'd)

21 East 51st StreetNew York 22, New York


(746)

JAPAN



Alan D. Smith

6991906 Florida Avenue, N. W.Washington 9, D. C.

Baar, Bennett & Innen 712


Lykke-Wilkin & Associates 750681 Market StreetSan Francisco 5, California

KOREA

John W. Staggers 22

416 Fifth Street, N. W.Washington 1, D. C.

Robert T. Oliver 556

1620 Eye Street, N. W.Washington 6, D. C.

The Independent Syndicate, Inc. 5821700 Eye Street, N. W.Washington 6, D. C.

- 43 -

AGENT REG. NO.

Selvage, Lee & Chase (628)1 East 43rd StreetNew York 17, New York

Cunningham& Walsh, Inc. 74740 East 34th StreetNew York 16, New York

NATIONALITY FIELD

LATIN AMERICA

LATVIA

Robert H. Law, Jr. 46175 Main StreetWhite Plains, New York

David Drucker6 East 45th StreetNew York, New York

Alexander Ozolins278 19th StreetBrooklyn 15, New York

(1o8)

642

LIBERIA Liberian Philatelic Agencyc/o Roland Price220 BroadwayNew York, New York

Sdhaler, Butler & Associates1616 Eye Street, N. W.Washington 6, D. C.

527

718

LITHUANIA David Drucker6 East 45th StreetNew York, New York

Anthony 0.-tha11na395 West BroadwaySouth. Boston 27, Massachusetts

(108 )

182

- 44 -


LUXEMBOURG Walther Victor1220 Gilbert PlaceNew York 599 New York

(299)

MEXICO



Sinarquist Regional Committeeof El PasoRoute 2, Box 320AAEl Paso, Texas

Comite Regional Sinarquista anLos Angeles1140 East 12th StreetLos Angeles 21, California

Michael D. Gallagher1513 West 3rd StreetLos Angeles 17, California

Sinarquista Regional Councilof California3732 East 3rd StreetLos Angeles 33, California

Sinarquist Regional Councilof El Paso3110 Manzana StreetEl Paso, Texas

LeRoy H. Dorsey509 South Wabash AvenueChicago 5, Illinois


Mexican Government Railway System120 Wall Street (Room 942)New York 5, New York

123

139

260

367

387

393

(406)

413

- 45 -


MEXICO Xochihua Travel & Tourist(Cont'd) Information Agency

Box 545Morenci, Arizona

Gordon M. Sessions777 14th Street, N. W.Washington 5,D C.

441

613

MOROCCO, French(See: North Africa)

Jose G. Padilla 702

2953 22nd StreetSan Francisco 10, California

mm:Immaal■le■

NETHERLANDS Films of the Nations, Inc.62 West 45th StreetNew York 19, New York


Netherlands Information Service10 Rockefeller PlazaNew York 20, New York

Leendert Frederik Jansen25 Broadway (Room 1120)New York 4, New York

The Netherlands Chamber of Commercein the U. S., Inc.41 East 42nd StreetNew York 17, New York

Free Holland on the Seas, Inc.Holland House10 Rockefeller PlazaNew York 20, New York

(353)

(361)

447

455

456

459

- 46 -

NATIONALITY FIELD

AGENT REG. NO.

NETHERLANDS Netherlands West Indies Tourist(Cont'd) Committee


513

NEW ZEALAND

Netherlands National Tourist Office 61910 Rockefeller PlazaNew York 20, New York

Netherlands Chamber of Commerce inthe United States (for the PacificCoast States), Inc.444 Market Street (Room 203)San Francisco 11, California

Institute for Netherlands-AmericanIndustrial CooperationHotel Biltmore (Room 48 - 1M)New York 17, New York

Hugh C. Tennant306 Bishop Trust BuildingP.O. Box 3556Honolulu 11, T.

Office of the New Zealand GovernmentTravel Commissioner in the UnitedStates and CanadaNew Zealand Consulate General,153 Kearny StreetSan Francisco 8, California

639

743

422

672

NICARAGUA

Krock-Erwin Associates, Inc. 7301406 G Street, N. W.Washington 5, D. C.

- 47-


NORTH AFRICA

El Abed Bouhafa

46648 West 73rd StreetNew York 23, New York

Moroccan Office of Information

692and Documentation0,70 El Mehdi Ben-Aboud1613 Harvard Street, N.Washington, D. C.

Tunisian Office for National

729Liberation11 East 66t1 StreetNew York 21, New York

NORWAY


(78)122 East 42nd StreetNew York 179 New York

The Norwegian American Chamber of

277Commerce, Inc.Norway House290 Madison. AvenueNew York 17, New York

Hallvard Hillestad

4002 Wall Street (Room 1100)New York 5, New York

Royal Norwegian Information Services

436Norway House290 Madison AvenueNew York 17, New York

Norwegian National Travel Office

526Norway House290 Madison AvenueNew York 17, New York

William Herzl Freed

(735)2140 33rd RoadLong Island City

New York

- 48-


NORWAY Scandinavian Railways (736)(Cont'd) 681 Fifth Avenue (Room 901)

New York 22, New York

PAKISTAN Covington & Burling701 Union Trust BuildingWashington 5, D. C.

(523)

PANAMA

Kelly, Nason, Inc. (71)247 Park AvenueNew York 17, New York

Panama National Tourist Commission


PERU

Covington & Burling

(523)701 Union Trust BuildingWashington 5, D. C.

PHILIPPINE REPUBLIC

Fulton, Walter & Halley30 Rockefeller PlazaNew York 20, New York

■111.10.•■•■••••••


Joseph Francis Marias461 Market StreetSan Francisco 5, California

703

(638)

671

- 49 -


POLAND

Gdynia America Line, Inc. 8132 Pearl StreetNew York 4, New York

Artkino Pictures, Inc. ( 103)723 Seventh AvenueNew York 19, New York

Polish Press News Agency (PAPPRESS) 37250 Rockefeller PlazaNew York, New York

Polish American Supply Corporation

4449 East 40th StreetNew York 17, New York

Polish Freedom Movement "Independence 630and Democracy"0/0 Aleksander Melen28 West 83rd StreetNew York 24, New York

Polish Political Council, Working 633

Committee in the United Statesc/o Stefan Korbonski246 West End Avenue (Apt. 8E)New York 23, New York

Nathan Einhorn 694

2640 16th Street, N. W.Washington, D. C.

John Stuart

69520 Sidney PlaceBrooklyn 2, New York

Harry C. Lamberton (696)

1822 Jefferson PlaceWashington 6, D. C.

Representation of the Polish National 722Council in the United States4675 Tibbett AvenueNew York 71, New York

- 50-


POLAND(Cont'd)


Josef Lipski1650 Harvard Street, N. W.(Apt. 208)Washington 9, D. C.

(723 )

733

PORTUGAL

Casa de Portugal

172630 Fifth Avenue (Suite 2170)New York 20, New York

RUMANIA Artkino Pictures, Inc.723 Seventh AvenueNew York 19, New York

Ira Klafter1203 Trenton Plane, S. E.Washington 20, D. C.

Imported Publications & Products22 East 17th StreetNew York 3, New York


(103)

629

(676)

(723)

■IMD

SIAM(See: Thailand)

el■■••••■

SPAIN



-51-

AGENT REG. BO.

Junta de Cultura Espanolac/o Jose MartinezP.O. Box 5037Tampa, Florida

NATIONALITY FIELD

SPAIN(Cont'd)

273

Cummings, Stanley, Truitt & Cross1625 K Street, N. W.Washington 6, D. C.

Manuel Casares (Sanchez)3513 Northampton Street, N. W.Washington, D. C.

Spanish Tourist Office485 Madison AvenueNew York 22, New York

Charles Patrick Clark500 World Center Building918 16th Street, N. W.Washington, D. C.

Lorenzo Garza (Melon)ehastleton Hotel1701 16th Street, N. W.Washington, D. C.

Basque Delegation in the U.S.A.30 Fifth AvenueNew York, New York

Ulrich ealvosa247 Park AvenueNew York, New York

Victoria Kent121 East 30th StreetNew York 16, New York

(420)

425

638

562

569

586

684

749

SWEDEN

The Swedish Chamber of Commerce of

13the United States of America, Inc.630 Fifth AvenueNew York 20, New York

-52 -


SWEDEN Swedish National Travel Office

68(Cont'd)


The American-Swedish News Exchange, Inc. 70630 Fifth AvenueNew York 20, New York



Films of the Nations, InQ.62 West 45th StreetNew York 19, New York

Covington & Burling701 Union Trust BuildingWashington 5, D. C.

William Herzl Freed21-10 33rd RoadLong Island City 6, New York

Scandinavian Railways681 Fifth Avenue (Room 901)New York 22, New York

(353)

(523)

(735)

(736)

sva TZERLAND

1.1111SI:=11101.3■■

Official Agency Swiss FederalRailroads10 West 49th StreetNew York 20, New York

Walther Victor1220 Gilbert PlaceNew York 59, New York

Films of the Nations, Inc.62 West 45th StreetNew York 19, New York

Pehle, Lesser, Mann, Riemer& Luxford1616 K Street, N. W.Washington 6, D. C.

55

(299)

(353)

(439)

-53 -

NATIONALITY FIELD AGENT REG. NO,

SWITZERLAND Swiss National Tourist Office 458(Contgd) 661 Market Street

San Francisco, California

SYRIA Syrian National Party in the U.S.A.216 Harrison AvenueBoston 11, Massachusetts

32

THAILAND

Isadore G. Alk

4901026 Woodward BuildingWashington 5, D. C.

Serge Rips 500

1025 Woodward BuildingWashington 5, D. C.

TUNISIA(See: North Africa)

■•■•11= M: ■17.1.1.1. • 23

TURKEY

Turkish Information Office

498444 East 52nd StreetNew York 22, New York

UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA The Caples Company295 Madison AvenueNew York 17, New York

Films of the Nations, Inc.62 West 45th StreetNew York 19, New York

Union of South Africa GovernmentInformation Office655 Madison AvenuNew York 21, New York

(54)

(353)

424

- 54 -

AGENT REG. NO.

South African Tourist Corporation


NATIONALITY FIELD

UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA(Cont'd)

UNION OF SOVIETSOCIALIST REPUBLICS

4011•:■•••■•■

Four Continent Book Corporation38 West 58th StreetNew York 19, New York

Charles Redht10 East 40th StreetNew York, New York

Artkino Pictures, Inc.723 Seventh AvenueNew York 19, New York

David Drucker6 East 45th StreetNew York, New York

New York Bureau of the TelegraphAgency of the USSR (TASS)50 Rockefeller PlazaNew York, New York

Central Parcel Service, Inc.220 South State Street (Room 702)Chicago 4, Illinois

Globe Travel Service716 Walnut StreetPhiladelphia 6, Pennsylvania

N.T.S. (Eacionalno Trudovoy Soyuz)U.S.A. Branch

c/o George Popoff591 Sheffield AvenueBrooklyn 7, New York

Amtorg Trading Corporation49 West 37th StreetNew York 18, New York

(103)

(1o8)

464

483

512

565

596

- 55 -

AGENT REG. NO.

Lillian Henley

5972016 Wyoming Avenue, N. ACWashington 9, D. C.

Evgeni Vladimirovich Litoshko

60740 West 84th StreetNew York, New York

NATIONALITY FIELD

UNION OF SOVIETSOCIALIST REPUBLICS(Cont'd)

Ivan Filippov316 West 79th StreetNew York, New York

Robert Kreisinger2016 Wyoming Avenue, N. W.Washington 9, D. C.

Parcels to Russia, Inc.391 Eastern ParkwayBrooklyn 16, New York

Imported Publications and Products22 East 17th StreetNew York 3, New York

Travis K. Hedrick2016 Wyoming Avenue, N. W.Washington 9, D. C.

Stefan Wytwytsky226 East 121st StreetNew York 35, New York

Earl lingo Brockman, Jr.2016 Wyoming Avenue, N. ACWashington 9, D.C.


624

641

651

(676)

688

707

715

(723)

VENEZUELA

Julian Avelino Arroyo 392

909 Ingraham BuildingMiami 32, Florida

-56 -


VENEZUELA(Cont'd)

Pan-American Coffee Bureau120 Wall StreetNew York 59 New York


(406)

(428)

Cleary, Gottlieb, Friendly & Hamilton (508)(New York)

Cleary, Gottlieb, Friendly & Ball224 Southern BuildingWashington 5, D. C.

Charles Patrick Clark500 World Center Building918 16th Street, N. A%Washington, D. C.

Otis H. Ellis402 Commonwealth Building1625 K Street, N. W.Washington 6, D. C.

(562)

719

YEMEN

Skadden, Arps & Slate 737

1 William StreetNew York 4, New York

YUGOSLAVIA Pehle, Lesser, Mann, Riemer& Luxford1616 K Street, N. W.Washington 6, D. C.

Tanjug816 Fifth AvenueNew York 21, New York

Yugoslav Infornation Center816 Fifth AvenueNew York 21, New York

(439)

493

587

- 57 -


YUGOSLAVIA(Cont'd)

Rogge, Fabricant & Gordon401 BroadwayNew York 13, New York

618

Miloye Sokitch2500 Q Street, N. W.Washington, D. C.

Express Trading Corporation27-18 40th AvenueLong Island City 1, New York

635

678

- 58 -

APPENDIX IV

Alphabetical list of individuals who during 1952 filed an Exhibit Ato a registration statement filed in the name of another individual,corporation, partnership, or other combination of individuals, as anofficer, director, anployee or other person rendering assistanc tothe registrant in the interests of the foreign principal.

NAME OF INDIVIDUAL REG, NO.

A.11■1•

ACKERMAN, Jerome 523

ADAM, Nancy 481

ARNOLD. Thurman Wesley 728

ARPS, Leslie H. 737

ARTHUR. Hartney James 418

ARZENO, Jorge Ortiz 662

AXELOS, Christian A. 574

BAAR, Emil N. 712

BABJAK, William 667

BAER, Frank Lewis 648

BAJRASIEWSKI, Emir El'Muemminin 722

BaFOUR, Lord of Inchrye 481

BALLINGER, Roy A. 347

BALLOT, Paul Ludovic 167

BAREAU, Paul Louis Jean 481

BARISH, Evelyn Frances 709

BARKER, Allon 481

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NAME OF INDIVIDUAL REG. NO.

BARREIRO (LAJARA), Rafael 662

BARTHELEMY, William A. 335

BARTOS, Joseph 657

BARTOS, Jozeph 658

BECKER, John Harrison, Jr. 572

BEBNCKE, Juergen Wilhelm Paul 709

BEN-ABOUD, El Mehdi 692

BENTIVOGLIO, Giovanni 568

BERNAT, Emilio 704

BJERREGAARD, Erik 736

BLECK, Basil 481

BLOCH, Annelise 709

BLUMENTHAL, L. Roy 709

BOURDREZ, Joseph Pierre 743

BROWN, Philip Bransfield 746

BULLARD, Reader William 481

BUNAES, Bjorn Einar 736

BURLING, Edward, Jr. 523

BURNS, George Robert 717

BURNS, Joseph W. 703

BUURMAN, Anna 447

CACKO, Oto Anton 657

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CAMPBELL. Charles E., Jr. 709

CAROE, Olaf Kirkpatrick (Sir) 481

CHANDRA, Vidya 480

CHESTER, Edmund Albert 740

CITRON, Wolfgang 709

CLARKE, Isis Louise 296

COHEN, Seymour 706

CORE, David Uriel 620

COURTNESS, Charles 'William 481

CUTLER, Lloyd Norton 746

DAHLL, Hans Herlof

277

DAND, Charles Hendry 481

DAVIS. Sherlock

347

de BARY. Nadine Julienne 529

de la OSSA, Ernesto 451

del ROSARIO. Juan 662

del VALLE ALVAREZ, Jose Nicolas 390

DEMBY, Mildred 572

De NAVARRO, Cecilia Smith

451

DE PUE, George, Jr. 406

DESHAYES, Pierre 535

de TCHIHATCHEF, Margaretha Johanna 744

-61 -


de VALLEE, Henri Hartman 167

DEVEREAUX, Ann Sill 574

DEVERY, Margaret Mary 575

DICHEK, Leonard J. 706

DOUGLAS, John Woolman 523

DUERKOP, John Henry 437

DUMAS, Christiana 223

ENGEL, Hans M. 616

ERWIN, Robert Amos 730

EUWER, Cary McNab

420

FARRELLY, Patricia 450

FESLIER, Arthur Gerard

672

FLOM, Joseph h. 737

FORTAS, Abe 728

FOY, Louis Andre 223

FRANKLIN, Edwin 747

FREIJO, Silvia Rodriguez 390

FRIEDHEIK, Eric Arthur 711

FULLEN, William G. 712

FULTON, Hugh Alfred

703

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GANNON, John 34

GIERAT, Stanislaw 722

GITTELSON, Bernard 709

GLOVER, Charles Carroll III 746

GODSELL, Geoffrey Thomas 514

GORDON, Margaret Eleanor 508

GRANICH, Isaac 677

GRANT, Gordon Blayney 698

GRANT, James Pineo 523

GRAY, James Albert 679

GRAZIADIO, Augusto 704

GREENE, Katherine Bosworth 582

GREVE, Johan Antonia 639

HAGEN, Everett E. 352

HARRINGTON, Alan Stewart

612

HASNER, Rolf Kaare 277

HASSELRIIS, Caspar H. W. 355

HELDRING, Jerome Louis 353

HENDERSON, Barbara June 418

HILDRETH, Jean Calvert Tighe 726

HILDRETH, Melvin D. 726

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NAME OF INDIVIDUAL

REG, NO.

HOLBROOK, Robert G. 732

HOLLOMAN, Delmar Winston 748

HORNBLOWER, Marshall

341

HORNBLOAER, Marshall

746

HRABYK, Klaudiusz Zorian 722

HROSSO, Michael

658

HRZIC, Boris 587

OM.

IMLACH, Amy Mary 481

ISRAEL, Rudolph Carlton 464

JACOBSON Jeromo 708

JAROSZEWSKI, Madyslaw 630

JUARA, Miguel Angel 390

KHEMANI, Sital Pahlajrai 480

KIANG, Piao 450

KINGSLEY, Agnes Keating 881

KLESZCZYNSKI, Edward 722

KOCH, Robert Allen 508

KOOIMAN, Pieter Johannes 459

KOUDRIASHOV, Mikhail Davydovich 596

KRIEGER, George S. 726

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NAME OF INDIVIDUAL

REG. NO.

KROCK, Thomas Poley

730

KUHN, Mary Cogge shall

744

LABY, Siracha 620

LADGHAM, Bahi 729

LAMBERTCN, James Wilson 508

LANE, Richard Sydney 737

LANGDON, Ilyana Augusta 456

LANGFORD, Malcolm Sparhawk 746

LASZEWSKI, Boleslaw 633

LAURSEN, Lars Peter Johannes 470

LAWSON, John Junes (Lord) 481

LELEU, Michel Leon Andre 223

LEVENTHAL, Harold 540

LIGHT, Irving H. 352

LINDELL, Bror Emil 13

LONKAY, Leopold Thomas 721

McKINSEY, Robert J. 732

McSHAN, Antoinette Murrell

718

MacBETH, Rhoda Louise 296

MALTBY, Germaine 62

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MANVELL, Arnold Roger 481

MARDO, Bill 464

MARDO, William Blom 464

MARGULIES, Irwin 706

MARTEL BAZURTO, Rita 123

MARTINEZ, Jose 273

MARTINEZ, Severino 273

MELEN, Alexander Czeslaw 630

MICHAU, Simon Marie Urbain 223

MILLER, Barbara Lenox 456

MILWARD, Reginald Stutfield

481

MITCHELL, Henry Bedinger II

508

MOLONEY, Mary Dorothy 724

MONTANELLI, Riccardo Gori

341

MONTANELLI, Riccardo Gori

746

MOORMANS, Willem Jan 459

NAERIS, Albert Harald 124

NIKIJULUW, Karel Johan Vigeleyn 680

OBERDORFER, Louis Fhlk

341

OBERDORFER, Louis Falk

746

- 66


O'BRIAN, John Lord 523

O'DONNELL, John A. 671

OPPENHAGEN, Caroline Helene Marianne 639

ORGAZ, Jose 273

OROZCO, Jose 702

PACKER, Herbert Leslie 746

PAPAZIAN, Siran 729

PERABDI, Adolf 124

PEREZ, Benito 273

PERLIK, William Robert 746

PESIK, Alexander Ismail A. 612

PIZARRO (ARANEDA). Bernardo 401

PRICE, Roland Elmer 527

QUILLIAM, Cyril David 481

RAMO, Herman Rudolf Kristian 574

RAYMORE, Hubert 296

REGINEK, Thomas Aloys 722

RELIN, Morris 359

REYDEL, William 406

REYDEL, William 747

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RIVLIN, Moshe 543

ROBERTS, Don Sargent 706

ROES, Steven J. 465

ROJAS, Abel J. 367

RUDIN, Vladimir 565

SABO, Veronica M. 658

SAMUELS, Lillian 620

SCHALER, Otto G. J. 718

SCHOELLER, Friedrich Gustav 625

SCHORER, Johan Willem Meinard

639

SCHUMAN, Suzanne Marguerite 709

SCHWARTZ, Irwin 706

SCHWI ER, Adolph AC

706

SCUDERI, Fausto 465

SHAW, Stanley Frank

451

SHEEHAN, John Redmorld

747

SHERIFF, Leonard S. 508

SIWIK, Mateusz Marek

722

SKADDEN, Marshall Konopak

737

SLATE, John H. 737

SLOCOMBE, Cecil

418

SOKOLOV, Vladimir 565

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SPANN, Rita Michele Doyle 639

SPARKS, Wilbur Danforth 703

SPIEGELBERG, Yvonne Marie-Louise 709

STEINBEIL, Nicolas 223

STEVEK, Francis 658

STODDARD, Ezekiel Gilbert 746

STRACHAN, Mary Dundas 481

STRZELCZYK, Marian 722

STURM, Rose G. 352

SUTHERLAND, Alexander Ebenezer 505

SWOBODA-LUBCZYNSKI, Stanislaw 722

SZYSZKOWSKI, Waclaw 722

TAGLIORETTI, Felix Aristides

704

TAX, Max 447

TAKAHASHI, Shigeharu 352

TAYLOR, Fleada Benigma 296

TAYLOR, Howard Langdon (Tim)

709

TELLER, Judd L. 208

TONDEL, Lyman M., Jr. 508

TOUZ, Ioseph Kalinovich

596

TURNER, Donald Frank

341

TURNER, Donald Frank

746

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TURNOUR, Edward (Earl Winterton) 481

TYDINGS, Millard Evelyn 748

TYLER, Eleanor 430

V

van ALTENA, Arnoldus Marinus 447

van HOBOKEN, Hendriena Wilhelmina Agatha 513

van NIEROP, Henriette 447

VIETH, (Gifford) Duane 728

VRIMOET, Harry 459

VUKASIN, Peter Nicholas 352

MOM

WALINSKY„ Louis J. 352

WALLACE, Ruth Louise Langston 390

MEEKS, Rocheforte L. 708

WENNBERG, Thor Reinhold

736

WEST, Warren Fox 603

WILHELM, Donald, Jr. 352

WILLIAMS, Wythe 648

WILMINK, Willem M. 459

WILMOT, John Charles (Lord)

481

WOJCIECHOWSKI, Marian 722

NOLLEBAEK, Einar Christian 277

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YANEL Juan Ramil

273

YARMOLINSKY, Adam 508

ZADUBAN, Joseph 658

Z.A.PRAWA -OSTROMECKI, Jan 722

ZIC, Ivan 493

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APPENDIX V

CLASSIFICATION OF STATEMENTSACCORDING TO PRINCIPAL FUNCTION REPORTED

1952

Function RegistrationStat manta

Official foreign-government information centers .9000 OOOOOOO 0

Press, radio, motion picture services and correspondents 0

Advertising and publicity, travel-information, and tradepromotion agents 5

Foreign governmental missions, offices, and special agents 0

Information service employaes and officials 4

Public relations counselors 10

Political movements and organizations 2

Foreign political leaders, and representatives ofpolitical leaders or organizations 6

Labor organizations and representatives 0

Research, educational, cultural, and welfare agents 0

Publishers and representatives of publishers 0

Distributors of films, photographs, exhibits, radiotranscriptions, and publications 2

Speakers, writers, research workers, artists, etc • 5

Attorneys ....... 0000000.000000 10

Commercial and financial agents or representatives 549

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APPENDIX VI

EXPENDITURES AND EMPLOYEES OF GOVERNMENT INFORMATION AND TOURIST OFFICES

Government informationand tourist offices

1952

Expenditures Employ es

American-Swedish News # 59,349.61 8Exchange, Inc.

Australian Broadcasting 13,900.00Commission (Nov. 1951-Nov. 1952)

Australian News & 57,124.68 13Information Bureau

Austrian State Tourist 62,079.01 7Department (Nov. 1951-Nov0 1952)

Belgian Government 59,427.92 8Information Center

British Broadcasting 160,434.72 20Corporation

British Information 912,478.44 170

Services

British Travel Association 829,304.75 8

Casa De Portugal 45,679.66 7

Chinese News Service 74,169.91 10

Cuban Tourist Commission 5,688.00 4(Nov. 1951-Nov. 1952)

Danish Information Office 58,597.25 9

Danish National Travel 40,000.00 5

Office

Dominican Republic Information 23,992.09 2

Center (Oct. 1951-Oct. 1952)

Egyptian Information Bureau Unreported 3

Finnish National Tray 1 Office 24,908.03 3

Government informationand tourist offices

French Broadcasting System InNorth America

French Government TouristOffice

German Tourist InformationOffice

Government of IndiaInformation Services

Irish Tourist Bureau

Israel National TouristCenter

Israel Office of Information

Italian State Tourist Office

Mexican Government RailwaySystem

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Expenditures

140,425.09

648,406.40

147,486.04(Sept. 1951-Sept. 1952)

204,658.08(Oct. 1951-Oct. 1952)

26,535.56(Sept. 1951-Sopt. 1952)

34,573.48(Oct. 1951-Oct. 1952)

152,631.22

254,884.28(Oct. 1951-Oct. 1952)

80,364.57(Sept. 1951-Sept. 1952)

Employees

3

25

12

26

4

21

8

8

Netherlands Information 158,489.58

25Service

Netherlands National Tourist

47,399.00

5Office

(Oct. 1951-Oct. 1952)

Netherlands West Indies 39,357.04Tourist Committee

(Sept. 1951-Sept. 1952)

Norwegian National Travel

34,856.18

4Office

Office of the New Zealand 72,665.93

4Government Travel Commissioner (Oct. 1951-Oct. 1952)in the United States andCanada

Official Belgian Tourist

10,000.00

2Bureau

(Approximate)

Provinc ofoqu bee Tourist

11,942.73

3Bureau

(Oct. 1951-Oct. 1952)

• - 74 -

Government informationand tourist offices Expenditures Employ

Republic of Indonesia 80,813.51 3Information Office (Sept. 1951-Sept. 1952)

Royal Norwegian Information 15,087.89 4

Services

Scandinavian Railways 8,484.32 3(April-Dec.)

South African Tourist 132,633.75Corporation

Spanish Tourist Office 38,196.00(Oct. 1951-Oct. 1952) 3

Swedish National Travel 48,389.50 12

Office

Swiss ,Federal Railroads, 473,136.41 17Official Agency

Swiss National Tourist 25,120.19 4Office (Oct. 1951-Oct. 1952)

Turkish Information Office 78,416.39

Union of South Africa Government 30,000.00 12Information Office (Approximate)

Yugoslav Information Center 142,937.36 15

Grand Totals: $ 5,565,024.57 522

APPENDIX VII

•Table Showing Amounts Reported as Received by American

Organizations and Citizens of the United StatesWhose Registration

an Active Status

Indicates Registration Statement has been terminated

Statements Have BeenSince January 1, 1948.

AMOUNTS RECEIVED

iy

REGISTRANT andFOREIGN PRINCIPAL 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952

ALEXANDER, Raymond Pace * NONE NONE NONERepublic of Haiti

ALK, Isadore G.Governm nt of Siam (Thailand) NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE

(Jan.-Sept.)Bank of Siam (Thailand) NONE NONE 73,520 72,800 72,165

(Represen-tationterminated1/50)

Government of the Netherlands NONE 15,000 10,970 17,500(Represen-tationterminated7/51)

TOTAL

NONE

261,755

55,000 55,000 110,000

125,862 2,190 NONE 128,052(Received for purchas s in this country)

ALLIED SYNDICATES, INC. *Bank of China, New York Agency

AMERICAN CHINESE EXPORT CORPORATION *(continued)

1 All foreign nationals and all organizations of a primarily foreign natur have been excluded.

REGISTRANT and

AMOUNTS RECEIVED FOREIGN PRINCIPAL 1948

1949 1950 1951

1952 TOTAL

China National Import Corp.,Tientsin, ChinaChina National Bristle Corp.,Ti ntsin, ChinaChina National Oil & Fats Corp.,Tientsin, ChinaChina National Native Produce Corp.,Tientsin, China

China National Egg Products Corp.,Tientsin, ChinaChina National Tea Corp.,Peking, ChinaChina National Airs & Wools Corp.,Ti ntsin, China

North China Petroleum Corp.,North Tientsin, ChinaLeighton Trading Corp., ShanghaiNam Sun Trading Co., Hong KongChinese Industrial Cooperatives,Peking, China

AMERICAN ENGINEERING EXPORT CORPORATION *General Administration of TurkishState S aways & Harbors, Istambul

AMERICAN FUEL TRADING COMPANYMONIMPEX IKKA, Budapest, Hungary

AMERICAN SWEDISH NEAT EXCHANGE, 83,842INC., THE

(continued)

NONE NONE

74,292 443,903 518,195(Jul.-Sept.) (10/51-102)

(Funds received only from persons in UnitedStates in payment for gift parcels)

75,189 64,409

15,840 43,411 282,691

REGISTRANT and AMOUNTS RECEIVED FOREIGN PRINCIPAL 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 TOTAL

The Swedish-American NewsExchange -Foundation,Stockholm, Sweden

AMERITEX DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONOffice f the Director ofMilitary Supply, War Office,Government of the Union ofBurma, Rangoon

1,5219105 2,570.063 4,0919168(Jan.-Nov.)

(Received for purchases in this country)

ARNOLD, FORTAS & PORTER. 2,500,The Diplomatic Mission of the (May-Nov.)Fed ral Republic of Germany,Washington, D. C.

2,500

ARROYO, Julian Avelino 7,825 7,101 6,952 6,952 7,936 36,796 -aMinistry of Foreign Affairs (Jan.-Oct.)of Republic of Venezuela

ARTKIMO PICTURES, INC. 809367 88,406 53,762 40,357 67,013 329,905Sovexportfilm, Moscow, USSR (Principal source: film rentals)Czechoslovak State Film, PragueWhgyar Filmgyarto N.V., BudapestSovromfilm, BudapestCentrala Wymajmu Filmow(Tilm Polski), Warsaw

RAAR, BENNETT & PULLEN 7,020 7,020Kazuo Kamogawa, Representative,Council on Tuna Export ofJapan, Beverly Trills, Calif.

BALDVVIN and MERMEY.* 1,500 1,500Th American Chamber ofCommerc of Cuba, Havana

1951AMOUNTS RECEIVED

1950REGISTRANT andFOREIGN PRINCIPAL 1948 1949 1952 TOTAL

NONENONE NONE(25,000 received in 1953)

BANDA, Francisco C. *Embassy of VenezuelaEmbassy of SpainEmbassy of the Dominican Republic,Washington, D. C.

BARNES. James M.Government of Haiti, Port auPrince. Ambassador ofGovernment of Haiti,Washington, D. C.

BARNICLE, Peter Joseph *D partment of External Affairs,

New Union Goldfields, Ltd.,Union of South AfricaLinea Aeropostal Venezolana,Venezuela

Miguel Aleman, Mexico_Carlos Prio Socarros and theGovernment of Cuba, Havana

150 150

3,412 11,758 3,446 18,616(Jan.-Apr.)

500 2,500

17,500

77,000 225,906

31,154 31,154

Government of Ireland, Dublin

BELLEAU, Wilfrid E. 500 500Tourist Bureau, Provinceof qu bee, Canada

BERLE, A. Jr. * 10,000 7,500Republic of Haiti

BERNARD LINASSOCIATES 20,000 36,906

BERNAYS, Edward L. * (a partnership) sou--Stbasay of-Republic of India, , A

Washington, D. C.

500 500

NONE

32,000 60,000

REGISTRANT and AMOUNTS RECEIVEDFOREIGN PRINCIPAL 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 TOTAL

BLACK, Helen * (Sovfoto) 8,688 8,370 129413 129516Pressphoto Agency, Moscow, (Income from sales in this country)Uo S9 Se Re

Preslit (Literature & MusicAgencY),,Nloscow, U.S.S.R.

Olga de_Wolkonsky, ArgentinaChina Photo Service, PekingCzechopress Feature-PhotoServic , Prague

Hungarian Bulletin, BudapestPolish Research 6 InformationServic , New York

Ag rpress, Bucharest, Rumania

BOLLES, Edmund BlairComit France Actuelle, Paris

10,000(Aug .-Nov.)

41,987

10,000

BOLTON and LUCAS *

15,000 15,000Dominican Republic

BORKIN„ JosephRepublic of Indonesia NONE 582 6,345 6,000 6,150 19,077Republic of the UnitedStates of Indonesia

BOUKSTEIN, Maurice M. 3,850 12,291 13,125 10,890 17,925Government of Israel (Jan.-Oct.)(Consulate General, N.Y.)

Jewish Agency for Palestine

58,081

BROCKMAN, Earle Wingo, Jr.USSR Information Bulletin,Washington, D. C.

(continued)

300 3,825 4,125(Dec. only)


Embassy of U.S.S.R., PressDepartment, Wash., D. C.

BROCKMAN, Marjorie M. * 250 2,060 2,310USSR Information Bulletin, (Dec. only)Washington, D. C.

BROWDER, Earl * 1,111 1,224 2,335The United States Publishing Jan.-Oct.) (10/48-7/49).House of the Council ofMinisters of the U.S.S.R.(OGIE)

The State Art Publishing Houseof the Committee on ArtAffairs of the Council of 1Ministers of the U.S.S.R. co(ISKUSSTVO)

1The Publishing House of theCentral Council of TradeUnions, Moscow, U.S.S.R.(PROFIZDAT)

BROWNFIELD, Joseph 126,253 126,253Magyar Kulforgalmi RT (101-8/52)(Mkingarian ftport Commerce, (Funds received orly from persons in UnitedInc.), Budapest States in payment for gift parcels)

BURNS, George RobertGovernment of IndiaInformation Services,New York

CALVOSA, Ulrich

(continued)

1,236(Feb.-Aug.)

2,400 2,400(Died 8/23/52)

1,236

4,800

REGISTRANT andFOREIGN PRINCIPAL 1948 1949

AMOUNTS RECEIVED1950 1951 1952 TOTAL

Spanish State TouristOffic , Madrid

CAPLES COMPANY, THEAssociat d British andIrish Railways

National Railwayv of MexicoMexican Tourist AasociationMaxi an Government TouristDepartment

Argentine Airlines, PAMA Service,Buenos Aires

East Africa Tourist Travel Assoc.British RailwaysThe Hotels Executive (BritishTransport)

Ulster Transport AuthorityC ras Iompair Eireann (TheIrish Transport Company)South African Tourist Cor-poration, Pretoria

African Car Hire, CapetownFogra Fait. (NationalTourist Publicity Organi-zation for Ireland)

Montego Beach Hotel Co., Ltd.Jamaica, BALI.

Yugoslav State Tourist Office,N w York

CAPTAIN PEDLOW'S EUROPEAN RELIEFPACKAGE SERVICE, INC.MONIMPEX-IKKA, Budap at, HungaryMASPED, Budapest, Hungary

60,176

114,054

NONE NONE

63,255

co

(40,428

405 NONE NONE

81,585

359,903

•

68,725 570,484 604,285 1,243,494(Sept.-N v.) (100-101) (11/51-102)

(Funds r calved only from p rsons in United_Stat s in paym nt for gift pare 1s)

REGISTRANT and

AMOUNTS RECEIVEDFOREIGN PRINCIPAL

1948

1949

1950 1951

1952 TOTAL

CECIL and PRESBREY, INC. *Th Tray 1 Association(Tourist Division of theBritish Tourist andHolidays Board), London

5,250 5,250

CENT, INC.Darex Trading Co,, Ltd.,Prague, Czechoslovakia

CENTRAL PARCEL SERVICE, INC. 64,460All Union Corp., "Intourist, (2/48-2/49)Ltd.", Moscow, USSR

31,013 29,060 2,029,539 2,492,866(11/49-11/50) (11/50.01) (101-12/52)

(Commissions only)(Commissions only)403,254

(01-101)(Funds received only from persons in UnitedStates in payment for gift parcels)

39,210 23,895 16,707 7,684 151,956(/49-2/50) (00- 2/51) (2A1-2/52) (Feb.-Jul.)

(Rinds received only from persons in UnitedStates in payment for gift parcels)

CO

CHARLES W. HOYT COMPANY, INC.Royal Duteh Airlines 190,514Panama National Tourist

7,000Commission

Netherlands National Tourist 8,970Offic , New YorkF. Ahlegren Tekniska Fabrik, NONEGefl , Sweden

Dominican Republic, DirecionNacional de Foment° y Turismo

N therlamds West Indies TouristCommittee, New York

Austrian State Tourist Dept., Vienna(continu d)

273,345 182,487 261,766 343,331843

(Representationterminated 10/31/49)

10,952 5,180 6,573 6,204

NONE NONE NONE NONE

60,000 NONE(Representationterminated 3/31/50)

684 2,208 5,819

1,286 6,016

REGISTRANT andFOREIGN PRINCIPAL 1948 1949

AMOUNTS RECEIVED1952 TOTAL1950 1951

Jamaica Tourist Trade DevelopmentBoard, Kingston

CHENEA, Virgil E.Th D velopment Board,Nassau, Bahamas

CHESTER, Edmund AlbertGov ran nt of the Republicof Cuba, Havana

CHINESE NATIONALIST DAILY(KHO MIN YAT PO) *Kuo Min Tang, Chungking,China (Chinese NationalistPolitical Party)

CLARK, Charles PatrickSpanish Embassy, Divisionof Cultural Affairs

Government of Venezuela,Embassy in Washington, D.C.

3,600 NONE

57,750(2/49-2/50)

44,028

121,000 101,070(2/50-2/51) (2/'51-2/2)

43,440

132,325

10,000( 1 1/51-11/52 )

7,161(Sept.-Deo.)

65,500

2,148(Jan.-Oct.)

1,549,531

10,000

7,161

3,600

345,320

45,588CLARK-TUCKERMAN GROUP, THEArmeria, E. N. (branch ofthe War Department of theDominican RepuMic),Ciudad Trujillo

CLEARY, GOTTLIEB, FRIENDLY &HAMILTON, Now YorkCLEARY, GOTTLIEB, FRIENDLY &BALL, Washington, D. C.

(continu d)

REGISTROT and AMOUNTS RECEIVED FOREIGN PRINCIPAL 1948

Governm nt of French Republic 93,129Chamber of Commerce of Venezuela,Caracas

Counseil National de PatronatFrancais, Paris

Venezuelan Trade Mission to thefirst United States InternationflTrade Fair, Chicago, Illinois

CLIFFORD, Clark M.Republic of Indonesia,Jakarta

1949

1950 1951

1952

TOTAL

41,853

118,373

191,197 -30,664

12,176

22,670

40,471

7,000

56,297

NONE(Aug. 7-20 only)

593,615

10,000

7,500

17,500(Jan.-Oct.)

COMMERCE INTERNATIONAL CHINA, INC. 244,622 36,262 280,884 :D

Republic of China, Taipeh, (Jan.-Jul-Y) FP.

Formosa (Represents 3 The (Received for purchases in the United States)Chin s Navy; Central Trust'of China; Board of Supplies,Ex cutive Yuan; Chinese AirForce & Chinese Armored ForceCommand)

COMMITTEE FOR UNITY OF THE 75,179 75,179NILE VALLEY *

Committe for Unity of theNil Valley, Cairo, Egypt

COMING, D r. Fritz 99590 16,696 13,90 40,254German Federal Minister (11/49-11/50) (100-11/51) (101A02)

f Finano , Bonn, Germany


COVINGTON and BURLINGGovernment of Greece 18,359 19,422 5,000


Government of Denmark 2,503 2,503 NONE 55,475 5,567Government of Iran 5,000 3,000 15,000 13.050 NONEGovernment of Colombia 15,000 20,445 169261 5,000 NONEGovernment of Pakistan 5,000 10,000 22,140 126,893 67,790Government of Finland NONE 5,434


Royal Swedish Air Board 4,761 NONE NONE 1,271 NONEHis Excellency, Senor DonFernando Breckemeyer,Ambassador of Peru,Washington, D. C. NONE NONE NONEGovernment of Sweden 1,536


Dominion of Canada, Embassy, NONEWashington, D. C.

446,400

COX, Oscar S. *Government of Belgium 3 , 000 6,500 5,500 6,000 3,000Government of France 2,000 2,-957 2,000 5,546 1,000Government of Austria 1,800 690 450 NONE -NONECaasa_Peril Mezzogiorno, Rome 7,081 NONEItalian Federation of Farmers' 358 NONECooperatives, Rome & Washington, D.C.

Government of Italy;Italian Technical Delegation 31,208 24,877 12,404 14,439 13,000

143,810

REGISTRANT and AMOUNTS RECEIVED FOREIGN PRINCIPAL 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 TOTAL

COX, LANGFORD, STODDARD &CUTLER

Government of Italy;Italian Technical Delegation 2,000Government of France 1,000Government of Belgium 1,500Government of Austria NONECassa p r ii Mezzogiorno, Rome 3,356Italian Federation of Farmerst NONECooperatives (Aug.-Nov.)

CULBERTSON, William S. *Netherlands EmbassyLuxembourg LegationEgyptian EmbassyBelgian EmbassyDominican Sugar Institute,

1,000 1,000 1,000

.7,856

3,000

Ciudad Trujillo

CULBERTSON, BRIGGS, andPENDLETON

Egyptian Embassy 1,000 1,000 1,000Sociedad Mixt& 1,200 1,200 1,200Siderurgia (Argentina)

Dominican Sugar Institute 3,000 6,000 6,000(Jan.-Aug.)

21,600

CUMMINGS, STANLEY, TRUITTand CROSSDominican Republic Embassy 43,000 24,373 34,000 16,000 24,000Embassy of Spain 22,065 18,000 18,000 12,000

(continued)

CO

REGISTRANT and

AMOUNTS RECEIVED FOREIGN PRINCIPAL

1948 1949 .1950 1951 1952 TOTAL

Province of Newfoundland NONE 7,500(Representationterminated 05/51)

208,938

CUNNINGHAM & MALSH, INC. 4,592

4,592Pan-American Coffee Bureau,New York

D. & F. ALL AMERICASINVESTORS, INC. * NONE NONE NONEnat s of Pernambuco,Parana, Sao Paulo &Federal District, Brazil

ooDANIEL T. O'BRIEN 4; ASSOCIATES *

Republic of Venezuela

DAVIES, RICHBERG, TYDINGS,BEEBE and LANDA *

Chamber of Commerce ofColon, PanamaChamber of Commerce, Industry& Agriculture, Panama City,Panama -R public of Chile, EmbassyR3public of Panama, EmbassySacretaria de RecursosHidraulicos of Mexico,Maxico City

50,341 50,341

20,000 38,494 NONE 58,494

DAVIES, RICHBERG, TYDINGS,SEEBE and LANDA 6,000 6,000Arammyo Corporation, Ltd.,

(continued)

REGISTRANT and

AMOUNTS RECEIVED FOREIGN PRINCIPAL

1948 1949 1950

1951 1952 TOTAL

Bern, Switzerland(Owners of tin nines inBolivia)

Bochschield Corporation, Ltd.,Santiago, Chile(Owners of tin nines inBolivia)

d GIVE, Henry L.Kingdom of Belgium,Ministry of ForeignAffairs, Brussels

NONE NONE NONE

de IRALA, Antonio *Dr. Jose A. de AguirrePresident of BasqueGovernment-in-Exile, Paris

NONE NONE NONE

DELSON, LEVIN & GORDONRepublic of Indonesia 15,000

NONE

18,000

59,750

26,250Embassy of Burma 10,000

6,000

Jan.-Nov.)115,000

DEMBY COMPANY, THERepublic of IndonesiaLiberal Party, Colombia, S. A.

Industrial DevelopmentOffice, Province ofSaskateh wan, Canada

Pakistan Mission to thUnited Nations

(continued)

1,441 10,134NONE

(Representationterminated 2/50)

11,218 7,391

300

NONE BONE(Repres ntationterminated 6/52)


Bergen Steamship Company,Norway and New York NONE

30,484

DORSEY, LeRoy H. NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONER public of Mexico

DUNBAUGH, Frank Montgomery * 5,495 NONE 5,495Government of HaitiDepartment du Tourisme

EAGLETON,-Clyde 2,549 1,750 1,051 864 6,214Nawab Moin Nawaz Jung, (6/49-2/50) (2/50-2/51) (2/514/52) (Feb.-Dec.)Hyderabad

EINHORN, Nathan 964 7,676 8,640Polish Embassy (12/51)

ELLIS, Otis H. NONE NONEUnit d States of Venezuela,Caracas

EPHRATMSON, Hans Eduard * 3,037 3,037Consulate General of the (1/51-7/51)Fed ral Republic Of(Western) Germany, New York

ERBE, Carl NONE NONEEdmund C. Chester,Havana, Cuba

ERIC A. FRIEDBEIM COMPANY 207,155

207,155Europ an Tray 1 Commission, (2/52-2/53)N w York

REGISTRANT andFOREIGN PRINCIPAL 1948

EXECUTIVE RESEARCH, INC. *Republic of IndonesiaInformation office

AMOUNTS RECEIVED1949 1950

1951 1952 TOTAL

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE NONEEXPRESS TRADING CORPORATIONRunexim (Giovanni Runtioh),Trieste

Colcomm roe Zurich, Switzerland

FAHY, Charles * 17,500Jewish Agency for Palestine (4/48-10/48)

FEDERAL ADVERTISINGAGENCY. INC. *Pan-American CoffeeBureau, New York

FELDMAN FAMILY CLOTHINGWORT & SHIPPING CORP. •

Intourist, Moscow, USSR

Governm nt of Israel;Silberherz & Weidler, Tel AvivTill Co., London

Carl Hartmann, Germany

•FELTUS, Randolph * 29,415

Embassy of Poland (Mar.-Dec.)Inv rament of th NetherlandsState of East Indonesia

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14,525(Jan.-Feb.)

758,511 1,076,594(7/50-12/50)

52,181 11,227(7/49-12/50)

75,263 50,567(7/49-W50)

16,200 1,235(July-Dec.)

9,043 10,926(July-Dec.) (Jan.-June)

(Funds received only from persons in UnitedState's in payment for gift parcels)

19,3E4(Jan .-June)

32,025

NONE 1,835,105

226,642

48,799

40IPTRNNT a4d AMOUNTS RECEIVED 'FOREIGN PRINCIPAL 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 TOTAL

Autonomous Territory of lestBorneo

Matthew Fox, Partner withIndonooiun.Government inth Amerioan—IndonesianCorporation

FIELD, Frederick V. * NONE NONEBank f China, PekingChina National AviationCorp., Peking

Direotorate General ofPostal Remittances andSaving Bank, Peking

Chin se Postal Remittances &Savings Bank, Hong Kong

FLEMING, John William * 4,000 500 49500Chinese Petroleum Corp., (Oct.-Dec.)N w York City (Ownedby Chinese Government)

FOREIGN SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. • NONE

NONE NONEDefense Ministry of Israel,Gov rument of Israel,Tel Aviv

FOUR CONTINENT BOOK CORPORATION 610,994 470.,416 376,607 509,259 372,641 2,339,917M ihdunarodnaya-Kniga (Ail.' (Funds represent money received for purchases andUnion Book Combine) Moscow, profit on sales of imported material)U.S.S.R.A.F.T.U, Publications Ltd., LondonPeopl Is China, Hong KongDistribution Office, Hong Kong

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