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2 ' ” ’ ’ } : C3 oa 8 = the Bureau received a letter dated Fay 19, 1949 on the letterbead oP the .cientists Committee of Loyalty Protlens, 14 Rattle Road, Princeton, New Jersey, signed by Lyman Cnitzer, Jr., Chairman, which enclosed a letter which the Committee was con~ sidering sending to several journals with a wide distribution among Scientists. The letter stated that it was the Co tees helief that the recommendations in the letter would be possibly helpful to the Bureau and inwuired if the Bureau cared to come ment, WOVnuewnNro PETS sep te era The enclosed letter mentioned above, stated ub investigations, Agents of the FP1 obtained infor: stion f neighbors, and colleapues of the rarson to be cleared, a from less direct sovress, The results were collected in - fidential dossier in +hiel, the sovrces of info mous or revealed only te a real limited number of of letter continued that it vas obvious that t sowlLedgeable statements cauld cause serious nisynderstandir sich enul7d net easily be clarifi esnectally in cases where the clearance ret with di“ ‘lt is, therefore, stronrly recom ended that al] scientists adhere to the followinr rules whenever rossible, (1) When riving inforration to loyslty an? security investiratnors, state willineness to testify if necessary. (2) Prerare a siened, written statement of the infer ation o) 3 for the invertiaatinge aneneys Sieners of this letter included Albert Sinstein whose name sisn anveared mn the letterhead of the Scientists Committce on Loyalty treb 100-344452-260 CUR: pan ( ee) ,