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te Lrg ym race Bikini Bomb- Now B But a Toy, | Sur Tr at | Einstein Says, : Paris, Jan. 6 (NS.—Albert“Ein- Cp, ‘dein, was quoted today as sayin, {- A ; that atom bombs now being maanu- factured are so powerful that the one used at Bikini was a “mere plaything” by comparison. : An article in Ce Soir, a Commu- nist publication in Paris, sald the his views to RB. J.. Longuet, the paper's New York correspondent.” Einstein expressed disbelief that a system of international Inspec- tions is sufficient to preserve peace - renowned physicist made ss | -—but only radical measures, which would transfer military power to the international organization. | , Criticizes U. S. Military Quarters : Einstein criticizes United States military ‘quarters for “attempting to donate everything, including scientific research and publication of data.” The physicist deplored the militerist spirit which he said animates the United States as a re- sult of the war, adding: — “Before the war, it was impos- —— oe a ae? es ‘ sible tor the Government COLE - the smallest appropriations from _ Congress for armaments. -“Today, they are spending 20 ‘bil. lions fortifying distant Pacific isles, although nobody is threatening the powerful United States. . “america is a land af _ _either no Army or enormous Asked if he knew of progress made in Russian atom research, Einstein replied: aser na ashe Wo cote nt “retort exactly, But Toe SUuESsIAnS are working hard. Everybody is ‘ working hard on researches.” When asked his impressions of politics In France, the scientist re- plied: . “From a distance, 1 have an im- pression that there is only one real party in France witb a solid organ- #zation and precise program. That's tae Communist Party. tote : cial democracy a ated, but the future be OBES tO fislism or some form or wooaalem. ~teE, Be ato. fan 3 ha 4. 19 *F \ OFEB 194] -z AL - nn RST te erameare «<- Mare Dea Mr. b. A. ‘Lam. ee Mr Gye. _ * ai i fis ah Co This is a clipping from the — Washington Post dated 1/7/47 A “ =" Page