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Karsten, Thomas L., June 19, 1946.
Donation; has just returned from prosecuting war criminals in Nuremberg, Germany, and wants to help in any way possible
Klopsteg, Paul E., February 18, 1947.
Donation with wish for success; feels that education is needed
Kunde, Herbert E., February 24, 1947.
Donation with support and offer to help in any way
Lytle, Mary, June 5, 1946.
Donation with belief that our thinking must undergo a revolution
Lipsey, Plautus I., Jr., February 22, 1947.
Donation of one-third of his weekly salary and request to be kept on mailing list
McKee, Ruth Karr, April 29, 1947.
States that she feels compelled to help, despite the appeal being impersonal; requests material for the women of her state; shares that she cannot afford to make a donation at this time
McBride, George M., May 9, 1947.
Donation; wishes success
Lind, Bertil, July 2, 1947
Donation; thanks ECAS for efforts; wonders about possibility of creating a syndicated column to bring attention of issues to the public
Millgram, Hillel, February 15, 1948.
Shares the belief that "immediate action is necessary to avert an atomic war." Believes that the ECAS, because it was made of the men who made the bomb, were the right people to do it.
Meerloo, Dr. A.M., No Date.
Sends donations and essay about pshychological implications of atomic problem