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Index card in the name of the East and West Friendship Council

PETH/1/211
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c. 1947

Letter from Agatha Harrison to Lord Pethick-Lawrence

PETH/1/212
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27 June 1947

India Conciliation Group, 2 Cranbourne Court, Albert Bridge Road, S.W.11.—Urges him to consider an imminent plea from Maurice Cole (see 1/214), and sends extracts of letters from Rajkumari Amrit Kaur (1/213).

Letter from Maurice Cole to Lord Pethick-Lawrence

PETH/1/214
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28 June 1947

Part of Pethick-Lawrence Papers

East and West Friendship Council, Rydal, Snaithling Park Road, Sheffield 10.—Asks him to become President of the East and West Friendship Council.

(Signed as Secretary.)

Letter from Maurice Cole to Lord Pethick-Lawrence

PETH/1/215
Item
21 July 1947

Part of Pethick-Lawrence Papers

East and West Friendship Council, ‘as from’ Annandale, Northend Road, London, N.W.11.—Explains what Pethick-Lawrence’s responsibilities would be, should he agree to become the Council’s President.

(Signed as Secretary.)

Letter from Maurice Cole to Lord Pethick-Lawrence

PETH/1/216
Item
3 May 1948

Part of Pethick-Lawrence Papers

East and West Friendship Council, ‘as from’ Annandale, Northend Road, London, N.W.11.—Sends copies of a draft letter to Lord Lindsay of Birker and a notice which is being sent to London churches (1/217).

Printed notice ‘for pulpit or other announcement’, giving details of a meeting of the East and West Friendship Council on 3 June 1948

PETH/1/217
Item
1948

Part of Pethick-Lawrence Papers

Agenda for a meeting of the East and West Friendship Council on 3 June 1948

PETH/1/218
Item
1948

Part of Pethick-Lawrence Papers

(Carbon copy of typed original.)

Letter from Maurice Cole to Lord Pethick-Lawrence

PETH/1/219
Item
18 Mar. 1954

Part of Pethick-Lawrence Papers

East and West Friendship Council, 101 Gower Street, London, W.C.1.—Expresses sympathy on the Council’s behalf (on the death of Lady Pethick-Lawrence). Agatha Harrison has commended Pethick-Lawrence’s tribute.

Letter from Maurice Cole to Lord Pethick-Lawrence

PETH/1/220
Item
21 Mar. 1956

Part of Pethick-Lawrence Papers

East and West Friendship Council, 101 Gower Street, London, W.C.1.—Sends an invitation to the Council’s annual meeting (1/221).

Card from the East and West Friendship Council, inviting Lord Pethick-Lawrence to their annual meeting on 24 Apr. 1956

PETH/1/221
Item
1956

Part of Pethick-Lawrence Papers

Card from the East and West Friendship Council, inviting Lord and Lady Pethick-Lawrence to their annual meeting on 7 May 1958

PETH/1/222
Item
1958

Part of Pethick-Lawrence Papers

(Sent before 11 Apr. See 1/225.)

Carbon copy of a letter from — (secretary to Lord Pethick-Lawrence) to Maurice Cole

PETH/1/223
Item
10 July 1947

Part of Pethick-Lawrence Papers

Lord Pethick-Lawrence wishes to know what duties would be expected of him as President of the East and West Friendship Council (see 1/214).

Carbon copy of a letter from Lord Pethick-Lawrence to Maurice Cole

PETH/1/224
Item
31 July 1947

Part of Pethick-Lawrence Papers

Agrees to become President of the East and West Friendship Council for a year.

Carbon copy of a letter from Lord Pethick-Lawrence (to the East and West Friendship Council)

PETH/1/225
Item
11 Apr. 1958

Part of Pethick-Lawrence Papers

Is unable to attend their annual meeting (see 1/222).

(A brief note, possibly composed by a secretary.)

Letter from Constance D. Leslie to Lord Pethick-Lawrence

PETH/1/226
Item
9 Apr. 1948

Part of Pethick-Lawrence Papers

British Broadcasting Corporation, Broadcasting House, London, W.1.—His request will be considered, but it is unlikely that a Week’s Good Cause appeal could be recommended for the development fund (of the East and West Friendship Council).

(Signed as Secretary, Central Appeals Advisory Committee.)

Carbon copy of a letter from Maurice Cole to Constance D. Leslie

PETH/1/227
Item
14 Apr. 1948

Part of Pethick-Lawrence Papers

East and West Friendship Council, Annandale, North End Road, London, N.W.11.—Clarifies the grounds upon which the Council seek the BBC’s assistance in raising money.

(Marked ‘Copy to Lord Pethick-Lawrence for amendment if desired.’)

Letter from Lord Lindsay of Birker to Lord Pethick-Lawrence

PETH/1/228
Item
11 May 1948

Part of Pethick-Lawrence Papers

Balliol College, Oxford.—Declines his request (that Lindsay should succeed him as President of the East and West Friendship Council).

Carbon copy of a letter from Lord Pethick-Lawrence to Lord Lindsay of Birker

PETH/1/229
Item
13 May 1948

Part of Pethick-Lawrence Papers

Is sorry that Lindsay does not feel able to accept the presidency of the East and West Friendship Council.

Letter from Sir George Schuster to Lord Pethick-Lawrence

PETH/1/230
Item
8 June 1948

Part of Pethick-Lawrence Papers

C/o The Treasury, S.W.1.—Hopes to be a worthy successor to him as President of the East and West Friendship Council.

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