the Nagasaki A-hbomb Museum, and to Dr. Shunzo Okajima, Director of the Atomic Disease Institute of the Nagasaki University School of Medicine. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA : The Committee acknowledges with appreciation the efforts of the Department of State, and the assistance of Deputy Assistant Secretary for Territorial Affairs, Mr. Stanley S. Carpenter, and the Department of the Interior for assistance rendered to the Committee in coordinating the participation of the doctors from Japan and Tngland with the Brookhaven survey team, Deserving special thanks is Jesse I. Steinfeld, M.D., former Surgeon General of the United States Public Health Service for his offers of assistance to the Committee. Special thanks are also due to Dr. William S. Cole, Associate Director of the Bureau of Radiological Health who was assiqned to work with the Committee as consultant by Dr. U.S. Steinfeld. Tne Committee is also indebted to Dr. Cole and the Public health Service for its assistance in having certain materials of the Committee translated from Japanese into Fnglish, cand for the pamphlets and vublications made available to the Committee through the kindness of Dr. Cole. The Committee would like here to acknowledge its disappointment With two agencies of the United States Government; namely the Depart- ment of Defense and the Atomic Fnergy Commission for their apparent lack of cooperation and interest in the Committee's work. While it should be stated that the AEC has been cooperative to some extent He — -