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( JESSUP UKGES STOP TO ALL ATOMIC HOMB PRODUCTION Letters to The Times Urge Bomb-Making Vacation Celambia Professors Ack Declaration te Aid UNO Commiasion To rAB Eprron or TH Naw Yorn Ties: In view of the estabiishment of the INO Commission on the Atomic Bomb, we would he to suggest a dec- leration of policy of the following na- ture by the President of the United Atates, in order that the discussions of the UNO commission may proceed in an atmosphere of full good faith and of confidence in their successful out- come for international peace: 1. Tbe United Wiatan wil et _one| the prodecticn im - evial curren rT This in- cludes, Preparation of sub-assem- biles and all other procedures invalved in the fabrication of bombe. 2. For ons year, which would seem to be « reasonable time for the com- mission to mature ita plans and to se core action on them by the Govern- ments concerned, wa will map s¢- cumtlating purified plutonium snd uranium-235, which are the essential in- gredients of atomic bombs. The plants which produce these materials will be kept merely in a stand-by condition. For thia purpose they will run at the minimum rate compatible with main- talning them in good order, but they will net accumulate the resulting puri- tied and fissieneble products. pee duced. thease will be eliminated by ap- Topriste means, such an dumping Fees The ocean or returaing them To thelr original mixture. 3. We are prepared to have the dis- position of our present stockpile of bombs considered aa one of the items Im an agreement ty be entered into by us and the other Governments. & C. Dewy, Jawin Eowan, A. P. Evans, Sc0¢ Hecnt, P. C. JESSUP, : ®. M. Macivea, Epc:k MILLFR, i F.C. Mita, Georc: 8. PuGmAN, L. J. Raa. Jan Scuicr, C. 8. SHOUP. New York, Feb. 13, 1948, +. THE NEW YORK TIMES, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1946. . cere ee ee ee Rg eee eee ae er ee te pros food