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HOLD FOR RELEASE
HOLD FOR RELEASE
HOLD FOR RELEASE
Decmeber 10, 1945
CAUTION: The following statement by the President MUST BE HELD IN CONFIDENCE
Until released.
NOTE: Release will be automatic at 10:00 A.M., E.S.T., TODAY, MONDAY,
December 10, 1945, simultaneously with a similar announcement in London.
The same release applies to radio commentators and news broadcasters.
Extrème care must be exercised to avoid premature announcement
or publication.
CHARLES G. ROSS
Secretary to the President
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
The composition of the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry which
was announced in Washington and London on November 13, and which will oper-
ate under a rotating chairmanship will be as follows:
Joseph C. Hutcheson, Judge of the Fifth Circuit Court at
Houston, Texas (American Chairman).
Sir John E. Singleton, Judge of the King's Bench Division
of the High Court of Justice, London (British Chairman).
Frank Aydelotte, formerly President of Swarthmore College,
now Director of the Institute of Advanced Study at
Princoton, and American Secretary of the Rhodes Trust.
FRANK W. BURTON, Editor of the Boston Herald
WILFRED P. CRICK, Economic Adviser to the Midland Bank,
London, formerly with Ministry of Food.
Richard H. S. Crossman, Member of Parliament (Labour);
formerly Fellow and Tutor of New College, Oxford,
assistant editor of New Statesman and Nation, and
Deputy Director of Psychological Warfare, A.F.H.Q.,
Algiers.
O. Max Gardner, former Govenor of North Carolina, now
practicing law in Washington.
Sir Frederick Leggett, until recently Deputy Secretary
of the Ministry of Labour and National Services.
Major Reginald E. lianningham-Buller, Member of Parliamont
(Conservative), a barrister.
James G. McDonald, formerly Chairman of the Board, Foreign
Policy Association, High Commissioner for Rofugees,
and member of the editorial staff of the New York Times.
Lord Morrison (Robert Craigmyle, Baron Horrison), Member
of Parliament (Labour)
William Phillips, formerly Under Secretary of Stato,
Ambassador to Italy, personal representative of the
President with the rank of Ambassador at New Delhi,
and Delegate to the London Naval Conference, 1935.
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