‘ . . . . a Ste a ee he ; he wo, ts - ‘ < tw . ‘tuch of the nacorial in the draft chapters as they now stard is technisal and ig useful in the »ain to tecimicians. I must be interpreted and applisd to be of diroct ‘mlue to nonevrofessional people. A considerable acomt af the mocerial is usotul to noneprofessionnl seople engared in civil defense planniny ani operations. All is availoble in its >rasent prellainary form under appro- oriate classification. In cho process of vroparation at vrosent are four unclassified papers and manuals that will civo ald to apecifia ~roupe in specifica lines of subject ~atter related to civil defense, 1. Those includer A paver for doctors on the treatment of persons exposed to radiations Ze A paper for the engincering srofesaion and construotion industry, “atonic Jorbs vs Buildinss." Se A namunl Zor omernsion and -wintonance of monitoring instruscnta with standards 92 solernnces 4e <A paper cn decn.toiination. Respousivilities 22 Commission Staff for Civil Defense Aid Tre Division of Biolo-cy and Vedisine has responsibility for the coordination or. activities of She Sorission and aontravtors which have a boaring on civil defense, and for liaison betvoeen the Jormmission and the Goverument plamniing and operatines acencies in the Meld == 1503, GSA, etase The Division has desimmated one officer as full; rosporat ble for mordination and liaison. This is as re« eomended xr She Comissionts Advisory lJoaittee on Blolorsy and Medicine whioh has unintained a close iitterest in the rolatton of the Commissionts pro-ran to eivil defense and noriodically ~wiios recovrendations for stronsthenine of Lincs af* acbivisy which will bo of service in tivil defenso.’ -ll- '