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a) mstein Warns Sts esas Peace Requires A- aoe Contra noted cation of American -warned yesterday that “human security can never be assured until the world has been made safe for atomic energy.” ‘They appealed—on tfie second anniversary of the first atom bomb explosion in New Mexico, July 16, 1945—for international atomic energy control through the United Nations. “There must be one world or none,” they said. Bealise Difficulties ‘The warning was issued over fae |aienature of Dr. Robert re am) web _ACTERHOS shak, chairman of the professor of physics at the, tnt versity of Rochester. Einstein signed it both as a federation Member and as chairman of the emergency committee of atomic scientists. - The scientists said that al- though they knew from the be ginning that the task of achieving internations) contral would be dif- ficult, “the lack of progress, to has been discouraging.” ie people, in fact,” "have accepted defeat, ety actually suggested thag the| hand, on this second anniversary of the atomic bomb, affirm our belief that the common interests which led to the exabishnent| of the U.N. are. More compelling than ever. . Many Lessons Learned ; “we have learned many valu! er [able lessons during the past two years. We now know that the problem of atomic energy cannot! ation of other issues, be assured until the world has been necessary to ‘pursue every avenue vantage of the opportunities of- fered by the U.N. and its agen- en be solved apart from the considers “At the same time we maintain . that human security can never | made safe for atomic energy. It is” toward one world, taking full ad-!’ al Tolson. E. A. Tamm_ . Clegg. . Glavin_____. . Ladd Niphols. Rogen. . Tracy. » Carson. Egan. . Gurnes, . Harbo . Hendon. Mr. Pennington_ Mr. Quinn Tamm_ Mr. Nease. Miss Gandy. yi 2 Swh@ARorow rims Heraxp Jb¢ DATE > BULEDOS EDITION