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3 ‘ Cc 2 . 5 & - 7 — # 5 | ' v8 i . : i at i - : 22 + mm. With a report dated August 1, 1956, the Washineton™ ‘ 23 Field Office enclosed a letter from the Americar Bnbassy, 14 Cttawa, Canada, dated December 11, 1947, to the Fonorable, 23 the Secretiry of State, Washingten, D.C., and signed by 28 Ray Atherton. Enclosed with this letter was 2 copy of a 27 recorded talk given ty Dr. Jerome Davis, ‘ver several radio ue stations of the Canadian Troadcasting Corporation on December X9 6, 1947. 21 The following ts quoted frem the ahove-referred to 22 radio tal "Following the war, Russia today spends frr 23 less on military aprroprietion thon the linited States, Anerica 2s of the -or]d comt'ned, 24 has a navy larger than all the n - 25 the best long rang: bombers in the world and tx vlueive secret 76. «of the atomic bomb. Russia has teen devastated over as large an area as all Europe: she has almost no navy, very fev long rance bombers, and no atomie bombs. Again the Mnited Slates has been bullheaded about the atemie bowb. She did not need . to destroy her bombs but at least she might have accent ¢ the Soviet proposal te outlaw their use. As flhert Binciein has said in burning words, 'in refusing to outlaw the hemb while heviue the monopoly of it, the United Ststes is malring a politice! purpose ef the pessession. This hardly pardonable-' Think of it, Albert #instein s that Anicrica's 36 refusal to outlaw the atomic bomh Js inexcusa*le." 100-8871-123 (46) rH ROE Se