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woman RINSTELN HITS VIEW : OF SOVIET EXPERTS ; ie ' Continued From Page 1 ideaire for isolationism may be,” \Dr, Einstein added, “it remains no leas disastrous to Rusala and to all other nations.” "The Soviet acientists' open letter ‘criticizing Dr. Einstein was pub- (lished in The New Times of Mos- cow on Nov. 28, 1947. Their was reported in 2 Moscow dispateh to The Associated Press ‘published in THE NEW Yor TIMES, The open letter was signed by Sergei Vavilov, president of the|” Academy of ‘Sciences of the US8g.: A. N. Frumkin, director of the*Collatd-Electrochemical In- stitute of the Academy, Moscow; A. F. Ioffe, director of the Phyaico- Chernical Institute of the Academy, Leningrad, and N. N. Semyonov, director of the tnatitute of Chemi- cai Physica of the Academy, Mos jcow. - ot Published by Atomlo Scientists 1 Dr, Einstein's reply is published]. ‘and the Soviet scientists’ open let- ter reprinted in the February issue of the Bulletin of’ the Atomic Scientists, published by the Atomic &cientists of Chicago. In their letter the Soviet scien- ‘tists asserted that supporters of world government” were “widely sing allegedly radical phrases to e effect that state sovereignty in 6 atom age has allegedly e {@ survival of old times.” \. ‘They attacked this on the ground ‘that such ideas were promoted at 'the origin of the League of Na- Adons and that they represented’ ‘the “imperialist” aims of “capi- ‘talist monopolists.” Until the Bol- ghevik revolution Russia, they as- serted, was dependent economically and politically on “world capitalist monopolies.” Through the Bolshevik Revolu- tion Russia achieved independence, which its people defended in civil» war battles “against a bloc of perialist statea” and, in the sec- a World War, against “German|! fascist invaders,” they argued. “Now the advocates of @ ‘world perstate’ invite ua to surrender independence voluntarily in the name of a certain ‘world gov-|. jernment,' which, with a higi ‘gound| trademark, conc! {world domination of capital! | monopolies,” they declared, Idea of “Little Assembiv” Hit tion | , ity not only over the armed forces but also over all the channels of educatiqn and information aswell over the economic existence of every single citizen. . "I aay this merely to indifate that socialism as such canno} be’ considered the solution to Load cial problems but merely as a} framework within which such s solution is possible.”