Dr. T. L, Shipman, Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory Mr. W, E. Reynolds, Public Buildings Administration Mr, W. C,. Clerk, Public Buildings Administration Mr. H. K, Gayer, FCDA Biomedical Planningand Screening Committee Dr. Shields Warren, Biology & Medicine, AEC Dr, Howard Andrews, USPHS Dr, Alvin C. Graves, LASL, AEC Capt. H, H. Haight, Military Application, AEC Dr. George V, LeRoy, University of Chicago Dr. W. Randolph Lovelace, Il, Lovelace Foundation Dr. Wright Langham, LASL, AEC Dr. T. L. Shipman, LasL, AEC Dr, E, G. Williams, FCDA Mr. Corsbie followed by talking about shelters and summarized the current status of the construction screening committee. Mr, Corsbie closed his remarks by setting forth what had been done by the AEC to assist the FCDA and he quoted the following excerpts from remarks made by Commissioner Glennan to State Directors of Civil Defense at a meeting held on January11, 1952 which are as follows: "The sponsorship in 1950 of a series of instructor training courses in radiological monitoring tech- niques, and the medical and nursing aspects of atomic warfare, During these courses 33 radiolosical monitors, 157 doctors and 7O nurses received training, These people are now available as a cadre of instructors for use by state and local governments in their civil defense programs, "The establishment of emergency radiation monitoring teams in 18 different locations in the United States. Although these were established mainly to meet the needs of the AEC itself, they -~ 9 - Si,