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‘ ~ - 3 me f 5 6 “ 3 i 1 a t ’ ai : 12 ae The {cl lowing | information was taken from a monorandum 13 dated September 17, 1948, "To Aseceintions" prepared by the 4 Federation of Arertean Setentists: 3 ~4 "SCLP. In anticipation of the present situeticn and out of concern about Jess publicized clearance protlens, the Federation has set un the Scientists! Conmittee on loyalty Froblems. The fiuneticns and histery of this cainnittee are described in the Prespectus and Interim Report, respectively, copies of «rhich were mailed to the assoclaticns recent’y, and mam ha nhtatwunan fram the ddreed bel lath The Cammittoea fe nad heecaly ped ee ee ee Se oe | "Rats Chie a Akad foo nome Le LHé OM tah de OE pe re eed eor:lete «ond hee the foltowing ~ nhers TA. Fiecinbothsar, airman, AJS. Wishtmon, Gecrater>, Red. Uri » eR. sash, A. Hinste in, 5.A. Goudsmit, DeR. Hamilten, MM. Tivtngev ten, IT 4 tipeeee ow S. Mudd, W.D. €rvth, Tho.as L. Spitzer, ¢. Veblen, anc 7. Wolff. The first meetine of the committes vill le hele in Princeton on Septemter 25, Letters have been sent to cne hundre? aria fifty lesting scientists throughout the country. Imvitio.: ther . to tecome sponsers of the Committce. In sonnection with the present hearings. several members of the cummittee are workine Clesely with FAS Cffice. A numver of legal contracts |] ave been made end net only are these proving useful now in Jashing- tor tut it is expected that they will be helpful for eonsulteticons on indivitdyuel clearance ;roklems, Attempts to raise nei cre being mad and edues tional activities ere being planned. the rember asi eistic:s ean te very helpful to the Committ-e (1) by sending its suspgestions an! reports on tonics cuvtania for educational vork, ond (2) by supplyince information on individuals who mey need help in clearing vrobiens. Te ompyet knoe: ator' orohteme early to give effeatts- hely. Addi .+s: Scientists’ Uormittee on Lovalts “relleme. Ts Battje Pos, Princetor:, New Jersey." (uure 17} LAje2 On April 29, 1949 who had been closely . ssoeietrd 4 with FAS cinee its inception, advised that the Scientists! Qt. Committee on Loyalty Problems of FAS was under the leatershir -f 4 the more conserv tive members of -he Committee, namely B.D. 49 Snyth, DP. opitrer, ond Vtliiam A. Mietnboxtham, es wel? a8 50 S.A. Goledsrith, whom T-] desertbed os befrs one of the ‘est 3 1 ormed solertists on seeurdty alters, %-) ssid that the | 52 nok "“Yeft-wing vembers" such as Einstein were disinterested. 43 anf did rot connt os far ng the perk ef the Committers wos cen- 54 capned. (nece aC) . * ad 7 Re. See ee nee er Sr a ET « Lf ; bat & oye a ee — me reg ae D0 gee : fot ae 3 ee 7 “ee: + alk con » . Fee She ne e wf a & and et OF a et at ark, eng aeoye Bee ts rl =