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General correspondence. Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 1943. [1] (1943)

handle is hein.ali/hrbor605314 and id is 1 raw text is: Decc-lber 5, 1945 Honorable John j. Parker United States Court of Appeals Charlotte, North COrolina VUy de cr Judge Parker: I have just finished reading your ixrticle on Torld Organination in the November issue of the Anoricr'n Bar 1,soc!ctiLn Jouriml. I -ant to tell you how' much I enjoyed it. It is nccdless for ue to s..y that I cgree T-ith you as far as I can see about 100p. I am especially glad that it coaes ot in the Auricn Bar Asociatinn Jonrnal rhich is the best medium to ree ch the Bar and the B-r of all classes in the comiunity perhaps r-ost iie da educ,.t.i.on on internAtional problems. I vas especially interested in ha.t you said about an intern'.tional commission to formulate an internutional bill of rights hich all nations admitted to membership in the vorld organization shozld observe in dealing vith their people. You will be interested to learn that y inforn-tion is and I think it is reliable that te possibility of forming such a comAssion or something like it is.being considered by our State Deps.rtment &nd perh-v.ps Ly the state dep!,rtrMents of other nationa. I know you vill also be interested to Imow that the Institute's Advisers on an International Bill of rights Lire drawing near to the conclusion of