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Wallac, Scienti: tic and international situation.” - tive purposes, his comments Peace to be published April 15. .foréign- policy, he declared:. r Einstein’s statement on: Wallace was included in . Wallace's new boo alace’s book) 2 to FDR: Henry A/ ates 5 views on aes and hailed him as aman who * ‘can save us from the threatening domes- - - Likening Wallace to Roosevelt and Willkie, Fin- ‘ from the threatening — -@& man. is Heary _who devoted 40 years atomic bomb, has become increasingly concerned that. *. gtomic energy is-being 1 used for military and destruc- endorsed — “tein declared th at “only men who are above the petty bick- ering of the day and without any selfish interest can save us 3 if a “3 a 4 t domestic and interna- tional situation. Buch { men were Roosevelt and Willkie, and such Wallace... : ™~ The noted scientist, “ of his life to scientific | research which form- ed the basis for the development of the oft ce’s . “This book is as clear, honest and t unassuming as - “its author. If you read it carefully and without preju- * Mice and with detachment, you wil! have to’ agtee with ts fundamental! Premises—at | least that is the only ‘ ay I can see it” oe eral haere - ‘ 65 APR 14 1948 is ig a jlipping from ohee of the Daily Worker pate or LY Clipped at the Seat of Government