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rr eee er Oe, een Q $ . i i "The German American," published in New York City, contained tin 3 its April 7, 1948 issue, page 7, column 2, an article captioned "Albert 4 Einstein,jn Favor of Wallace Program." The article is as follows: 4 14 “If the 'Un-American Committee’ throws its dirt at a scientist then 17 one can be sure that the entire country is presented with this by the a7 American press--set up in gigantic letters as the patriotic great deed of 38 this committee. 3} "If, however, a Scientist of wor!d renown, such as Albert Finstein 23 says or does something, which does not suit the rulers cf ovr ‘free press 34 th held froin the American 25 26. ae “Albert Einstein was one of the personages who read the manuscript 33 of Henry Wai!ace's nex! book which will be published on April 15 under the : 29 title of 'Towards World Peace,' Einstein made the following obse: -niiens Les 3 which were designated for publication: 'Lhis book is just as clear, 2g 32 °- respectable and unpretentious as its author, If one reais throagh i! Cat gy carefully and -rilhout prejudice and quietly, one must agree with ite ais 34 fundamental premises--at least I cannot consider it in any other wey." ve 35 In addition, Einstein compared Wallace with Roosevelt and Wilkie ard he go 36 described him as a men ‘vho can save us in the threatening internal and eee *_ *« foreign political sitvation’. " go TTR S | a Re bIC This publication also contained several articles referring to ae é 3 The above trarslation carried tan : 4 enclosure to PhiladeJphia memo to o: 45 the Bureau dated May 6, 1948 . a nternal Sccurity-R.° 49 59 1 ’ 52 34 CIGlih : 55 . 36 57 Na tee SH. se Din 2