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sw MIT neN weep eee IDUeWNrO 2 ye The personal history cf se con- veil in the 1946 edition of "Current Piorranhy’ ated that wes one of several scientists who, in Hav, 1946 "Joined Tolessor /lbert Eins*ein in forming the Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists, which hoped to thelp arouse the vorld to its danger’. An article, which appeared in the New York "Herald Tribune" of August 13, 1946, date-lined at Trenton, New Jersey on fugust 12, 1947, goncerning the Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientis t8, Incorporate2, set forth the folloving information: "Dr. Albert Einstein and a proup of gcientisur svssccis- ted with the pretretion of the atomic bemb, filed pavers of in- corporation here today as the Emergency Cormittee -f Atomic Setentists, Incorrorated. Its purpose, as stated in a con- templated charter, will be to advance the pesce tive us of \ atomic energy and to ‘diffuse kneviedge end information about atorie energy and to promote the general wmderstanding of its consequences to society and to the pecple of the Unite’ States in order that an infermed citizenry may tntelligent determine its nolicy and shape its ection to serve its ovr at ankinds best interest", 2 29) The home of Dr. Einstein, 112 Mercer Etreet, Trince-. sey, vas listed as tie corporation's hecdaverters. s Dr. Edvard U, Condon, chineter. D.O.3 Tr. Viet. Methe . end Ir. (ne m ton, Kew Co-trustess were li Furean of Standards of MIT; Ty. Fe. Perber ond Dr. Dr. Harolo C. Urey, Ir. T. Hogne University of Chiesro. (page 30) Jen Vashinatonr Field Cffice revert, 1-21 -?, Re: pbernal Seeur ity-Rit we Pu = te Ak ’ LI EEN KM al aeohs ¥