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we MID 5 al ‘ - : : 12 i . . i 33 % The Washington Field Division reported (tate nt id stated) that it was in receipt of information fron 2 that the Smerrency Committee cf Atomic Scientists, Inccrperce 2 32 sent letters tc the Argentine, French and Soviet TImtassics. ! to These communications were signed by Albert Hinstein, Chairman. bD oF It was reported that Einstein's communications indicyted that 1g through the releare of atomic energy, our generation had brought t 5° into the world the most revolutionary ferce sinec prehis*oric aos man's discovery of fire. — 23 he indicated that the seiontists recognized tre 2k inescarable responsibility to carry to their fellow citivers 2s the simple facts on atomic energy an! its implications n 26. soeiety. Tt indicated that one of the basic principles cf the .7 orgerigation wis that their only hepe for security with reference 28 to the atomic herbs-atomic energy vas to have an infor cibizenrr. 23 The communieation ended by indicating that the crgant er lars for this task and consequertly it was . needed one million dollars calling upon tre recipient for donations. Tre headquarters for the orranization was Visted at Room 28, ©O Nassau Street, Princeton, New Jersey. The following individuals were listed as office: .. Firstein, H. C. Urey, Hans A. Hoeness, Philip M. Mors, : “a Linus Pauline, Leo Szilard and V. FP. Weisshopf. i 3 “3 Memorandum to Mr. 7. C, bia Strickland from 7. J. Cacner 42 Dated 3-27-'7 ) Re: "Emergency Committee of a4 Ktomic Scientists, Inecrroric’ “5 cr 46 100-3451 04-F 7 (2h, 77) 48 49 cMB: fmg