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Bornstein, Ruth M., October 3, 1947.
Donation from household expenses so that people will realize dangers of the bomb before it is too late
Dewey, John, January 31, 1947.
Complains about receiving four letters asking for donations
Dewey, John, March 1, 1947.
Expresses he understands why ECAS has sent him duplicate letters; donation
Hoge, Miss Florence, November 11, 1947.
Requests literature and encloses a dollar to pay for it
Green, George S., No Date.
Donation
Kunst, William H., October 21, 1947.
Donation from Kunst and Clarence Charters with God's blessing; states that to do nothing is the worst mistake
Van Tassel, S.M., January 20, 1948.
Expresses thanks for the Committee's work; offers to distribute 300 copies of literature and to contribute in any small way to this work; reports that if they were not in debt, he would buy a typewriter that types capitals
Meares, L.M., August 9, 1947.
Beginning a mass mailing to remind people of importance of atomic information and world organization; would like to have literature
McLean, North, January 26, 1947.
Donation from him and his wife; gives suggestions on how to improve the pamphlet for the public; suggests a movie should be made