There were expressions of very favorable commendation on the concept of the award and on the selection of its first recipient. Dr. Knox displayed various formats which had been drawn up for ' the award citation, Dr, Libby asked for the Committee's advice on the wording of the citation. There was some discussion of whether it would be desirable for the National Academy of Sciences to take a part in the granting of these awards, No conclusion was reached, but the sentiment seemed to be that it would not be desirable. At 11:50 a.m. the visitors left, and the meeting continued in sxecu=< tive Session an executive session. Mr. Whitman continued the presentation of the report of the Report Reactor Subcommittee, discussing the ANP program, the SGR, the fast ae) Reacton eeeioeyand the homegeneous reactor. mittee . A point which emerged in the Committee's discussions was that it would be desirable to review the progress on the various ANP projects in about six months, It was suggested that the Committee ask for such a review to be set up, and that the review include plans for en integrated power plant system. At 12:30 p.m. this session was adjourned. SESSION (November 3, 1954) At 1:30 p.m. the Committee met with Gen. K. E, Fields, Dr. P. C, Weapon iatters Fine, and Dr. von Neumann, Mr. Tomei wes not present. All members and the Secretary were present.