L Fon Kablard Janvary 2, 1958 1812 - 19th Street, . W. Washington 9, D. Dr. Bdvard U, Condon Washington University St. Louis, Missouri My dear Doctor Condon: T have read your adére Novenber 29 in St. Louie. It we before the Anerican Physical Society 4 beautiful and appealing addres Few of us in science today are escaping clav marke and I have had seven years of my share. America has often tried to kill those who have helped her. Thus I am emboldened to propose an idea. Sixty-four or more scientists who contributed well to U. §. defense have been ousted from the government. There are more than this ‘number who have been disnayed and rejected, ‘As Bon Franklin said, "Unless ve hang together, we! parately." Therefore I propos cub." hang seriously that ve form an “Outcasts Because you are in closer touch than I am and probably have the ‘nanes and addresses of these people, or have then available, could I ask your task in this, to gather then up and send then to me so that I ‘can send this proposal to thé weathered the storm. Further, I have contacts. The president of Cuba is being aj proached to set aside land, several people will provide funds. An international university could be built which has many sources of revenue ‘and in which a sefentist could spend more than half his time on pure research. ‘As economic stress and unreasonable persecution are not conducive to good sefentific vork I think things could be made to blossom. I realize this is an indifferent description of the proposal. Con- cerning myself, I am a menber of The American Rocketry Society, The Axplorers Club, vas an engineering major at George Washington University in the 30's who transferred to research in the mind. You may be faniliar, T could flatter ayself, with ay work in Dianeties and Scientology since T have many friends anongst your colleagues.