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ae TF de ls ae — Fro | RE 32 The personal history cf se Cone : t A3 tained in the 1946 edition of "Current Piogranhy”’ stated that (2g 4 was one of several sedientists who, in Mav, 1946 "Joined og. 2? Toressor flbert Einstein in formring the Emergency Committee cae <a of Atomic Scientists, which hoped to 'help arouse the world aa op to its danger'". . 29 An article, which appeared in the New York "Herald Tribune" of August 13, 1946, date-lined at Trenton, New Jersey on fugust 12, 1947, concerning the Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists, Tncorporatec, set forth the follo-ing information: "Dr, Albert Einstein ard a group cf scientisur sescelsc- ted with the prcdvetion of the atomic bemb, filed pavers of in- corporation here today as the Emergeney Cormittee <f Atemice Scetentists, Incorrorated. Its purpose, as stated ina cone templated charter, will be to advance the pesce tive uses of ' atomic energy and to ‘diffuse kneviedge end information aleut atomie energy and to premote the general understanding cf its consequences to society and to the people of the Unites States in order that an informed citizenry may intelligently determine its nolicy and shape its action to serve its ovr and menkinds best interest”, (nege 29) The home of Dr. Einstein, 112 Mercer Street, Trince-. ton, Hew. orsey, vas listed as tie corporation's hetdavarters. Co-trustess were listed as Dr. Ed-ard U. Condon, he: jd cf the Fureait of Standards iu Washineter. B.C.3; Tr. Vieteor 1. ‘feisskcot of MIT; To. F. Peober ond Dr, Heisa Methe of Cornell University: Dr. Harelo C, Urey, Dr. T. Hognevs end Er. Teo Crilorld of the University of Chicaro. (page 30) “ashineston Field Cfiice revert, Vi-22 47, Re: Toternea)l Seenrity-R3 bee { 3] Sy ‘ oMpivm (25) ’ OTS i 7 TO? 5 — a