Dr. Douglas Kelley, professor of criminology, UCLA (Berkeley), Dr. D. G, Ellson, professor of physiology, University of Indiana; Dr. LaMoyne Synder, Medical Director of the Michigan State Police, and Profcssor Fred Inbau, Professor of Lew et Northwestern University, Dr. shiclds Warren, Director, Division of Biology and Medicine, and Capt. J. A. Waters, Jr., Division of Security. Cant, Waters oriented the Committce on the overall aEC security program and problems related thercto, He told the panel that the purpose of the meeting was to gain the benefits of the vanelts judgment on the reliance to be placed on the lie detector examination and also he hoped the panel would sursest objective experiments through which a sound basis could be established for forming conclusive judzsmcnts on the utilization of the lie detector in the security program. Dr. Hardie stated that the penol wos of the opinion that the routine use of th: polygrrph for personnel screcning is not recouminded althougn it might be useful in detecting theft of classificd docunents or material. The Biophysical Dr, Claus stated that a syzmosium on the and Biological Effects of Neutrons biophysical and biological effects of noutrons Dr. Claus soonsored by the Director of the Division of -13-