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Sth etme fem tt new NK 2100-32986 =f ti). 7 i 1 lg a Copies (Cont'a.): 2 Capt. AsH. GRAUBART, USN, DIO, 3rd ND, New York, ".¥. (REG. MAILS 2 - New York 3 - Newark (100-32986) DETAILS (Cont'd.s}: The "Newark Star Ledger", a newspaper published in Newark, N. J., published an article on March 12, 195), which reflected that the subfect would net attend the observances of his 75th birthday held by the Emergency Civil Liberties Co-mit- tee. EINSTEIN stated in this article that he would adhere to his policy of avoiding such meetings and stated that it was “not because of his health that he was staying away, The "Newark Sunday News", a newspaper published in Newark, N. J., on March 1b, 1954, published an article which reflected that the subject did not attend the event staged by the Emergency Civil Liberties Committee; alsc, in addition to announcing jin advance that he would not attend the function, the subject saked that no one visit him from the event. lr. CLARK FORNAN, the Committee Director, told the persons in attendance at this affair that the subject had been informed that some of the committee members wanted to bring flowers to his door, EINSTEIN replied "You may bring flowers to my door when the last witch-hvnter is silenced." On December 17, 1953, the Newark Star Ledger reflecte? en article concerning a hearing conducted by Senater JOSrTH MC CARTHY, at which cne ALBERT SHAMOWITZ refused to answer questions ecncerning Communism and espionage. SHADOWITZ stated that he had personally consulted FINSTEIN at his home in Princeton, ". J., and was using his advice in defying the probe by the committee. SHADOWITZ refused to answer questions put to him by Senator MC CARTHY on the basis of his rights under the First Amendment. According tc this newspaper article, the subject was contacted through hir secretary at hie home in Frinceton, ". J., concerning the statement mado by SIIADON STZ that he was acting on advice of the subject. The subject stated "I advised him not to cooperate with the investigating commit- tee on the basis of the First Amendment, but instead tc make a@ spontaneous statement about his conduct as a citizen and as 2