. | OOvies OF WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF FISHERIES ee Fees3 y :1 ‘ i SEATTLE 5, WASHINGTON Applied Fisheries Laboratory ana ON yO Mr. John H. Finley Division of Biology and Medicine Ue Se Atomic Energy Commission Washington 25, De Ce “ AOS L7 y May 11, 1949 are Lay ¢ Dear Mr. Finley: Following our telephone conversation of May 10, 1949, the following items are suggested for attention: le In order to lighten as much as possible the air lift we wish to send all bulky items -f equipment out to Kwajalein by surface transporte We need authority for such shipments and a designation or responsible party at Kwajalein to receive such shipments. 2e If a Naval Aide or liaison officer has been assigned he could get such material noving, 3e A Navy account should be opened to cover operating expenses in the forward area. Items such as: a) b) c) 4e — Changes in the ship assigned for living and laboratory facilities, Installation of refrigerators, and extra generators. Small stores, items such as field clothing (green work clothes), field shoes, formalin, denatured alcohol, etc. Has any progress been made in locating the reports of the 1947 expedition? We are contimuing our efforts to obtain the most competent personnel available for this year's expedition and will send you the data for the ID cards as fast as the information is available, ; Security clearances are being sent to Richland for processing. examinations are being made with a chest X-ray, blood counts, and shots Health administered for the usual overseas requirement. Sincerely yours, vA c \ Burtt Umetdom/ LAD smer / . Lauren R. Donaldson, Directo Contract No, #-28~-094—eng=33 : ae \) yew