A-C, 1934

American Christian Committee for German Refugees (Robert Ashworth). (Rufus M. Jones listed for their national committee). [notice of meeting with American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee and United Jewish Relief], 1934 October 17; American Friends Service Committee (Clarence Pickett). [feels Rufus M. Jones's ministry is much needed, particularly in Germany; growth of Quaker groups in Europe], 1934 September 10; American Friends Service Committee (Clarence Pickett). [expanding on need for Rufus M. Jones to circulate among Friends in America: "there is something of a snag in the sense of unity and also considerable lowering of inspiration and lift which the Society of Friends has had in the past;" line of attack toward this end], 1934 October 4; American Friends Service Committee (Clarence Pickett). [report indicates that Quakers are the only religious group acceptable for relief service in Russia], 1934 November 9; American Friends Service Committee (Clarence Pickett). [not only Friends, but the American Protestant Committee have failed to raise money for German refugee placement and work abroad; would like to amend this through contributions from American Relief Administration and the general public], 1934 November 23; American Friends Service Committee (Clarence Pickett). [have received a note from Herbert Hoover stating that American Relief Administration has no more funds], 1934 December 13; American School in Damascus. (Rufus M. Jones on their Advisory Council), 1934; American Unitarian Association [they will be printing Rufus M. Jones's unification address], 1934 September 10; Bartlett, J. Henry, 1934; Bowles, Gilbert to Passmore Elkinton. [re suggested move by Iwahashi San to Tokyo to take leadership of Tokyo Friends], 1934; Bradway, John S. [he as well as great numbers of other students of Rufus M. Jones have had their lives influenced by the latter], 1934 July 2; Brinton, Howard, 1934; Bryn Mawr College (Marion Park), 1934; Cadbury, Emma. Vienna, [Rufus M. Jones will be lecturing to the International Religious Psychologische Gesellschaft in Vienna and suggests other possible lectures], 1934 October 20; Cadbury, Henry. [tells of starting teaching at Harvard], 1934 October 5; Catchpool, Corder, 1934; Christian Register (Stephen Fritchman). [Rufus M. Jones's manuscript given for the Unitarians in Copenhagen will be published by them], 1934 October 17; City Temple (Joseph Fort Newton). London, [pleased that Rufus M. Jones will be able to preach there], 1934 June 29; Colgate-Rochester Divinity School (Albert Beaven). [glad Rufus M. Jones will give the Ayer Lectures at the school], 1934 December 14