-l- CFFICIAL USE ONLY ee ene wae ce ee The purpose of the Committee was to receive and assemble in appropriate and useful form, radiological information furnished by states, members of the United Nations or from members of specialized agencies. The Committce would make annual progresss reports and develop by July 1, 1958, or earlier, if the assembled facts warrant,a summaryd the reports received on radiation levels and radiation effects on man and his environment, Mr. Brown commented at this point to say that he was sure that Dr, Dunham had not secn it, but that Chairman Strauss had received a letter from the U.S. Delegation to the United Nations highly commending the person that ABC had sent to the United Nations to assist in this work and lays the fact that the charter of the committee is more reasonable in scope and sound in technical content through the contributions of this person. Dr, Dunham thanked Mr. Brown. In connection with the discussion on the "Resolution," Dr, Failla suggested that the resources of the International Committec on Radiation Protection should be utilized in correlating the material. Dr. Shilling told of the threc day meeting of the Military Surgeons held in Scptember at which they voted to welcome the AEC as part of the group. Official action will be taken on this matter at a later date, OFFICIAL US# ONLY ae en