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tion Russia achieved independence, which Its people defended in civi war battles “against a bloc of Apperielist states” and, in the sec-; d World War, against “German fascist invaders,” they argued. “Now the advocates of a ‘world iperatate’ invite us to surrender’ thia independence voluntarily in ‘the name of & certain ‘world gov-| ernment’ which, with a higty| ssounding trademark, —_ cone: ‘world domination of capi TMaonopolies,” they declared. | Ides of “Little Assembiy” Hit } American diplomacy, they as- serted, waa engaged in an effort to turn the United Nationa into a {branch of the State Department, {For this reason, they ead, it was pushing the creation of a “Little | Assembly” which would bypass the | Security Counctl on which the So-| viet Union now had the power of ry Dr. Einstein, in reply, said that fhe shared the view of the Soviet actentista “that a. socialist econ- Capitaliam or tree enterprise, he believed, would prove unable to check unemployment. or cyclical depression, He continued: socialism would be able to cure all the social and political ills of hu- manity. “The danger of such a belief lies, first, in the fact that it en- part of all the ‘faithfuls’ by making a possible social method | into « type of church which brands all those who do not belong to it/ aa traitors or as nasty evildoers, “Once this stage has been| reached, the ability to understand | the convictions and actions of the ‘tajthtuls’ vanishea completely. “Any government ia in itself an jevil insofar ag jt carries within it the tendency to deteriorate into tyranny, However, except tor a| [im very amali number of anarchists, | #4 everyone of us is convinced that the will of the people and the gov- ernment which prevents its degen- eration into tyranny. It is obvious that the danger of such deteriora- tion is more acute in a country inf which the government has author |