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3 |s : s x 7 Ne ER STR a gee gt Ta eo ar 2 RR SU Mage Prete Lipari. eae ty Peer Tad Ten one Te | RPE epg Stam ~~ . f . . . a : - ~~ ~ : ) Boston #3000205) ~ Foundation which would be free of all controls, teld the membership that QQ © charter member of the B-C Branch of J qa. the ALSSOW, wos in dire pibanciel tr eaits and that he, was at A . - “es Se Ey —- a loss to understand why the Sranch had not provided him with assistance. Be did not pursue the topic when GEE pointes out that so long s 6s @RBMMras under indictment, the Branch ought to avoid any action which might prove embarrassing. ; 1 then took the floor tc sewerely criticize the AAScCW for not having taken sone action to rid American universities of Nazi scientists brought to this country by the Yar Department for research work,. She described these Fazi scientists as enemies of ths United States who were depriving skilled American scientists of a meens of livelihood, She did not feel that any scientific contribution they might make to this country justified their presence, The informant noted that two Such Fagi scientists who are doing work at-the Boston University Optical Laboratory, pear arcetih vrrery had been brourht to the meeting by QM In view of their phesence, and in order not to personally embarrass then, cut down the discussion on this point, qm has furnished the Boston Field Division the News Letter published by the B-C Branch for February, 1947. This News Letter urged AAScW members to send telegrams to their respective Congressmen and Saenatarea ieeine aanfiemation af DAVID TTT TENTHAT na Chairman of. tha QnG Senators Urging Coniirmatiacon of ue a Tes SS Atomic. .Enercy Commission, Favorable reference was “made, and at leneth, to an article appearing in the February 3 issue of the NEW REFUSLIC maga- « gine by kr, HENRY WALLACE. WALLACE, According to the News Letter, con- . denned unnecessary amount of eontrol being placed on scientific research — by various Government agencies, Members were also urged to hear irs. ELEANON OOSEVELT in a Boston eppearance on February 21, 1947, The fulletin further announced that as a result of {te earlier filed protest, Mr. I, Fe STONE, Washington editor of PN, had deived into the Aberdeen Proving Ground case and had exposed the War Department end its Fescist tendencies, iY Te readers were referred ty the article for further elucidation, ( U } GHEE 26vised on January 10, 1947, that qygned contacted GED on2 am, (415° identified as a 1945 registered Connunist Party professional Branch member) in order to obtaia _ from them the necessary dues payments to reestablieh them in mombership in the E-C Brench of the AAScH, -~1$ - RR mae ag ate ee Td mee ce Mh le WR ‘a : . — ' |