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Speaks at Oakmound Farm Bureau. Receives donation.

Informs ECAS that he would like to create a lecture recorded on a phonograph to be broadcast on the local radio station in Fargo. Provides outline of the lecture. Asks for guidance.

Offers advice that it is time for a major push of scientists for one-world government. Tone is very urgen

Introduces Professor Arthur Munk, asking for bulletins

Long, heartfelt letter. Discusses buisness first, including "North Dakota Pushes for Peace." Then discusses lectures and family life. His wife, two children and dog, he says, all support him.

Lists organizations to whom he had distributed pamphlets. Also lists his speaking engagements from October 1946 to February 1947.

Given a talk to the Kindred, ND, Farm Forum. Requests 50 copies of pamphelts for them and 1000 copies of each ECAS pamphlet for upcoming lectures.

Reports that he spoke before three Methodist churches. They are "one of the strongest champions of world peace..." Encloses check for $25

Requests more pamphlets. Handwritten note indicates that he will speak before the "Fine Arts Club" and the P.T.A.

Long letter describing recent talks and a cold that he has suffered. Thanks Ray for securing the photograph of Einstein. Also, in the P.S. writes to let her know that the only reason he addresses letters to Einstein is because he cc's them to donors,…