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Reynolds, Florence E., September 10, 1946
Encloses letter sent to Rear-Admiral William Halsey Jr. in response to his attack on Einstein
Reynolds, Florence E., September 10, 1946
Admonishes statements by Rear-Admiral William Halsey Jr. likening the atomic bomb to a toy, and placing the responsibility on the scientists for the use of the bomb
Mallinger, Allen S., November 18, 1947
Requests all available literature
Kroes, Paul H., No Date.
Requests a copy of "Only Then Shall We Find Courage"
Marsh, Gertrude C., March 10, 1948.
States she is now receiving the Bulletin; apologizes for the trouble it caused them; thanks for the literature
Marsh, Gertrude C., January 20, 1948.
States that she sent money in to receive the monthly Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, yet has not received any; requests information about the situation
Loring, Miss Jane, September 9, 1947.
Donation with list of names; compliments recent newsreel short seen in theater
Marsh, Gertrude C., April 30, 1947.
Encloses a dollar bill for the urgent cause
Loring, Miss Jane, March 7, 1947.
Donation with list of names; feels that faith must be transferred from Congress to scientists
Gorelik, Mordecai, May 29, 1946.
Donation with support; writes that most people think the atomic bomb is "about as real as a Buck Rogers invention" and that ECAS can educate and warn the public