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"MATIONAL
ARCHIVES AND
great series of conferences, attended by scholars from all over the
REDORDS
SERVICE
world, who assembled here for free discussion of the most challenging
problems facing men today.
The special significance of these meetings is that they re-
stored intellectual bonds in many fields of learning between our own and
other lands -- bonds which had been shattered by the war. The resumption
of meetings, of teachers, industrialists, government officials, journal-
ists and business men, is evidence of our conviction that the peace must
"be founded, if it is not to fail, upon the intellectual solidarity of
mankind."
Free and inquiring minds, with unlimited access to the sources
of knowledge, can be the architects of a peaceful and prosperous world.
as
As componable alroady to
we gain increasing understanding of man, as we have
sour increasing
gained en -understanding of matter, we shall develop, with God's grace,
the ability of nations to work together and live together in lasting
peace.
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