Council on Foreign Relations Rosters 1922-1936

PURPOSE HE Council on Foreign Relations aims to provide a continuous conference on the international aspects of America's political, economic and financial problems. Its membership, made up of men of many prqfessions, is limited in number, as a large body would be unwieldly and freedom in discussion would be lost~

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At the Council's round-table meetings and din: ners foreign guests are entertained, and the attitude which the United States might properly assume toward the problems they raise is discussed. The Council is not a trade organization nor has it any connection with any political party. It simply is a group of men concerned in spreading a knowledge of international relations and, in particular, in developing a reasoned American foreign policy. In addition to holding regular meetings, the Council on Foreign Relations publishes occasional bulletins and has recently founded a quarterly review, FOREIGN AFFAIRS, under the editorship of Dr. Archibald Cary Coolidge, of Harvard University. FoREIGN AFFAIRS, a non-partisan medium for the discussion of international problems, has been warmly welcomed both here and abroad. The Council feels that it is performing an important public service in making possible the publication of an authoritative review of this nature.

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OFFICERS

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FREDERICK H. ALLEN FRANK ALTSCHUL

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ISAIAH BOWMAN ARCHIBALD

JULIUS H. BARNES

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FRANK

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NoRMAN H. Davis

WHITNEY H. SHEPARDSON

STEPHEN P. DUGGAN

WILLIAM R. SHEPHERD

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The membership shall be divided into resjdent; non-resident, academic and honorary. Resident members shall be limited to two hundred and fifty in number, who shall have their re~idences or places of business within on~.,ftttndrecf miles of City Hall, in the Borough of Manhattan, City of New York. Non-resident members shall be limited to two hundred and fifty, who shall neither reside or have places of business within the said specified distance from City Hall. Academic members are those who, while members, are regular members of the faculty of any university or college, or accredited authors, writers and newspaper men~.; The Board in its discretion may elect honorary members. Members of ·either class of the unincorp