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JUNE 30, 1956 HE Special TrainfngDivfsion’s fiscal year sented in this country. .4 total of 100 Army openedin 1955 with a one-monthsummer veterinary officers, 75 Air Force veterinary institute for secondary-school science officers, and 9 civilians were trained in the 9 teachers,0 and closed in 1956 during the pres- courses conducted during the year. Acting as entation of the second such institute, both of course director for the veterinary radiological which were held under the sponsorship of the health courses is Major Maxh’old, US Air Force Sational Science Foundation. Veterinary Corps, who is assigned on detached During the year between the two summer service to the Special Training Division. institutes, the division presen t e d the 45th The first summer institute in secondary- through the Slst basic four-week courses in school science teaching was presented August radioisotope techniques and conducted the 5th 1-26.1955, for 48 high-school science teachers through the 13th courses in veterinary radio- from 26 states; 32 of these participants received logical health. stipends from the National Science Foundation A total of 222 scientists from 32 states, for the duration of their attendance. Major em- the District of Columbia, Fuerto Rico, and 26 phasis in the summer institute was placed on 0 rei gn countries took the division’s basic the content and structure of science, with a four-week radioisotope-techniques C OU r S e S. minor portion of the total course ‘devoted to ;ipproximately 11 per cent of the 191 partici- teachingtechniques and problems. Lecture and par,ts who were enrolled in six of this year’s demonstration courses were given in the morn- basic courses were non-US citizens. The re- ing and evening, with the afternoons reserved maining basic course, the 47th, was presented for individual laboratory work, class discussion in October exclusively lor foreign nationals. groups, tours, an d recreation. The evening (This policy of making the training facilities series was devoted to fundamentals of chem- --ailable to non-US citizens as often as possi- istry and physics. Considerable stress was 2 is in line with ORB’S and Atomic Energy placed an science experiments and laboratory Commission activities designed to implement work. Outstanding scientists in various fields President Eisenhower’s Atoms-for-Peace pro- appeared as guest lecturers in the institute. gram.) The 31 participants in the October The s e c o n d four-week summer institute course represented 21 foreip countries and opened on June 11, 1956, and was roughly pat- 12 langxage groups. These basic courses are terned after thefirst. NSF stipends were pro- presented to give mature scientists and re- vided for 39 of the 45 participants, who repre- search workers intensive specialized training sented high schools in 25 states and Puerto in the handling of radioisotopes and in the tech- Rico. niques of utilizing isotopes in research. At the close of the year, the Special Train- The two-week courses in veterinary radio- ing Division was presenting the final week of logical health, which were inaugurated in Sep- the secondary-school summer institute, and tember, 194, are. presented for armed forces was preparing to open still another four-week veterinary officers by ORINS, with the coopera- institute for -15 college and university teachers tion of the US Armed Forces Veterinary Corps on July 9, again under NSF sponsorship. and the University of Tennessee-Atomic Ener- gy Commission Agricultural Research P r o- DIVISION RESEARCH gram. These courses provide indoctrination in radiological health and instruction in the Research work at the Special Training Di- evaluation of problems of radiation phenome- vision during the pas t year has included devel- na, particularly in relation to their biological opment of a neutron and gamma-ray dosimeter effects and the possible or potential factors for the US Air Force. Work, which is under involved in the rsdiocontamination of food-pro- the direction of L. K =tkers, has, UP to the ducing animals or animal-food products. They present time, been primarily concerned with are the first courses of their type to be pre- the design of electronic equipment necessary

57 The pictures above represent four different c6urses ers, held in June 1955. In the picture at lower offered this yeor by the Special Troining Division. left, L K. Akers of the Speciol Training Division At upper left, two porticiponts in one of the veteri- stoff is introducing the foreign scientists in the nory rodiologicol-heolth courses check the radio- 47th course to equipment in the division's counting activity 0f-b sample. F. 8. Dutton (upper right), room. Rolph T. Overman, chairman of the division professor of chemistry at Michigan State University, (lower right), looks on while a participant in one exploins some chemistry demonstrotions suitable of the other basic courses leorns the proper tech- for high-school students to porticiponts in the Sum nique for working with radioactive moteriol in a mer Institute for Secondary School Science Teach- loboratory hood. .

for such a dosimeter. When this phase of the instrumentation for study of decay schemes, project is completed, various detectors for with particular emphasis on scintillation count- neutrons and gamma rays will be investigated, ing and coincidence counting techniques. Also as will a method for relating the information under way under the direction of Dr. Akers is from these detectors to the dose. Dr. Akers a program lor developing greater usage of has made s o me progress in setting up the scintillation-counter techniques in t h e basic

\ 53 r2&oisotope-techniques c ou r s e s, including nese from 1 CL r g e volumes of water. It was ?I.m3-ray spectrometq, liquid counting, and found that only about 10per cent was extracted a counting, as well as a study directed in an ionic form, and that the rest was ad- to\~3.rdthe improvement of instruction in this sorbed on a Fe(OW3 precipitate. For the final ,Tenerd area. determination oi manganese concentration, the residue containing the manganese was e-xposed ElizabethRona has been continuing her re- to a flux of slow neutrons in the Oak Ridge search in oceanography: The origin of the high National Laboratory graphite reactor, together concentration of manganese in red clay and in with a sample of ho\m manganese content. the bottom of the Pacific Ocean is still unknown. The gamma-ray intensity of the sample of un- Dr. Rona started a project with the collabora- known manganese content was then compared tion of D. W. Hood, A and M College, with that of the standard with a gamma-ray and Dr. .Akers to determine whether part or scintillation-counter two-inch NaI-T1 crystd. all the manganese originates from sea water. Preliminary results indicate that the manga- Solvent extraction and coprecipitation were nese content varies with location from 0.3 to used to separate and concentrate the manga- 1.5 micrograms per kilogram of sea water.

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59 '< John N. Fox Lxhiblts Manager' Spiciol Training Division Thomas J. Fritts Exhibits Manager Paul H. Graves Exhiblts Manager Ralph T. Overman Chalrman Martha Greene Receptionist- Lawrence Akers Scientist L. IL Mabel P. Greever Secretary David Coffey Laboratory Technician Laboratory Technician Renfro Henderson CuStodim Earl C. Davis Marie Hensley Stenographer* Willis Hamilton Cusrodian Tallie E. Holt Maintenance Mechanic I Hatbaniel U'. Hill Instrument Engineer* Dwight 0. Miller Laboratory Technician. Virginia M. Holzer Receptionist Custodian* Phyllis Jarboe Clerk- Typis t Billy Joe PitLs Dewey E. Large Assistant Curator Elizabeth Rona \%siting Scientist Clerk-Typis t Dallas 'A'. Maddron Exhibits Manager Margaret Scott Donald H. Mas Display Artist* Peggy Scott Clerk-T).pist* H. Deril K. Mays Exhibits Manager Charles E. Sexton Senior Instrument Maker Robert McDonald Maintenance Mechanic Donald Srdth Senior Scientist I* R. Carolyn S. Miller Record Clerk William Thomas Clerk- Typist J. William W. Morrow Exhibits Manager Jessemae Noritake Stenographer* Doris M. Pierce Receptionist* Robert Powell Exhibits Manager' Museum Dirision H. George B. Presley Display Artist Charles G. Wilder ChaIrman Theodore Robbins Maintenance hlechvllc I Tom W. Allen Exhibits Manager Allen W. Root PrepSrator Ugo Amelio E.shibits Manager Roberr C. Rothermel Museum Assistant Martha R. Anderson Clerk-T).pist* Clarence F. Runtsch .Assistant Curator Sabelta J. -4tkins Receptionist- Anna M. Sites Receptionist* Lonnie PI" Austin Maintenance Mechanic I John F. Smith Exhibits Manager* Louis Bailey custodian Beverly D. Snapp Receptionist* Rosemary Batter Stenographer L-vnn k Snodgrass Exhibits Manager Jean Baumwer Stenographer Thomas W. Stone Exhibits hhager Margaret Blankenship Receptionist* Robert C. SruNmiller Museum Aideu George R. Brock Preparator* Claude C. Tipton Maintenance Mechanic I Gladys Caldwell Stenographer Lois C. Tomplrins Clerk-")pist* Charles S. Davis Museum Aide* John Earl Wallace hiuseurn Aide" W. Earl Duff Administrative Ass is tant Robert G. Wells Museum hsistant Charles H. Dye Helper' June Whitfield Clerk->-pist* Raymond 0. Flowers Exhibits Manager Sylvia G. R'hitlock Stenographer*

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. APPENDIX IV Special Training Division

Columbia University R ADlOl SOTOP E SCHOOL P ART1CI P ANTS Neu York, New York Forty-fifth Basic Course Gerald Litwack Department of Agriculmrd Biochemistry Arthur S. Department of Radiology Rutgers University Alexander Lake Charles Memorial Hospital Sew Brunswick, Sew Jersey Lake Charles, Louisiana Fred H. London Department of Engineering Michael Anbar Isotope Department Curtiss-Wright Corporation Weizmann Institute of Science Carlstadt, Kew Jersey Rohovoth, Israel Gillett Berger Oklahoma Agricultural and Harold H. Lurie bletallurgical Laboratory Mechanical College Cummins Engine Company, InC. School of Veterinary Medicine Columbus, Indiana Tulio A. Laboratorio Wimico h’acional Stillwater, Oklahoma Harold Hublep Biochemistry Department Maru!anda Ciudad Universiuria Brown Albany Medical College Bogota, Colombia Albany. New York Terence F. her-Medical Laboratoq‘ Irene C. L. Chang Foods and Kutrition Department McGuire Wright-Patterson Air Force Syracuse University Base, Ohio Syracuse, Kew Tork Walter E. C. Department of Bacteriology Francisco Comas Penrose Cancer Hospital Moore - Virginia Polytechnic Instimte Colorado Springs, Colorado Blacksburg, Virghia Er Hung Djao Department of Pharmacognosy Carlyne k Department of Radiology University of Washington :

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Edward F. Biochemistq Department Felipe R. Mas Comision Sacional de la EnerGa Xtomica Westlake, Jr. Wright-Patterson Air Force Libertador General San Base, Ohio Martin Buenos Xires, Argentina Fleming Lfassachusetts Generd Hospital Forty-sixth Basic Course hw2onneI-l Boston, Xassachusetts Donald L. Department of Surgery Roy Lee Radioisotope Department sew York UniversitY College of Bdlantpe ?riccullou~ Veterans Administration Hospital Medicine Houston, Texas Sew York. New York William R. Department oi Medicine Dan Jacobo Comision Naciond de la Ener,oia Beninson Atomica Me rchmt University of Pinsbur€$ Pittsburgh, Pennsylvanfa Avenida Libertador General San Jean Dieudonne Depertment of Surgery - Cancer Martin Mewissen Institute Buenos Aires, Argentina University of Liege Medical John A. Benson Department of Medicine School Massachusetts General Hospital Liege, Belgium Boston, Massachusetts .krnulfo Mordes hstituto de Fisica of the National Cecil R. Buchanan RadiologicalIsotopes- Division Safew Branch .hado CiudadUniversiv Uriversitaria of Mexico

AtomicOak Ridge, Energy Tennessee Commission Peter T. SchoolMexico of Ciry, Medicine Mexico Department of Radiobiology Pugliese University of Pennsylvania Ocide Joseph Army Medical Research Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Davis Laboraton' Josef J. E. Chemical Division Fort ?box, KenNcky Schmidt Denver Research Institute William J. Research and Development University Park, Denver, Diamond Engineering Colorado WWrlpool Corporation Harry P. Schultz. Chemistry Department St. Joseph, Michigan University of Miami Lee Thomas Biology Department Coral Gables. Florida Douglas Emory and Henry College J. C. Shaw Dairy Department Emory, Virginia University of Wlmd Robert Feeney Biochenistry and Nutrition College Park. Maryland Wirojana Faculty of Science Department Universtty oi Sebrub Tantraporn Chuldongkorn University Lincoln, Nebraska Bangkok, Thailand Ronald C. Fraser Zoology and Entomology Allen D. Tlllman Department of himal Husbandry Deparrment Oklahoma A and M Colles University of Tennessee Stillwater, Oklahoma Knomille, Tennessee William M. Todd Division of Bacteriology Vanderbflt University Medical William Hawes Xetallurgy and Chedtry School Department Nashville, Tennessee Cs Naval Postgraduate School Duane E. Ullrey Department of Physiology Monterey, California Oklahoma A and College Harper K. Deparment of Medlcine M Stillwater. Oklahoma Beilems Wape University College of &mar Wallenius The Rockefeller Institute for .. Mediche i .. Medica! Research Detroit, Michigan New York, New York Gore W. Hunter Chemistry Department Joseph p. Wack Department of Anatomy Scuth Carolina State College SL ~ouisUniversity School of Orangeburg, South Carolina Medlcine Harold D. Johnson Department of Dairy Husbandry St Louis, Missouri University of Missouri Robert c. West Depanment of Chemistry Columbia, Missouri Lehigh Universiw Francis W. Liegey Biology Department Bethlehem, Pennsylvania St. Bonzvenmre University LaVome A. young state University oi New York St Bonaventure. New York Brooklyn. New York

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Fortyseventh Basic Course Julio Jane Jane Centro Prlvado Radio y Radium Terapia Fernando Alba- Nuclear Physics Laboratory I Vedado, Habana, Cuba Andrade hstituto de Fisica of the , Ramesh C. Kapoor Department 01 Chemistry Sational University of Mexico University of Allahabad Ciudad Universitaria Mexico City. Mexico Sippanondha DepartmentAllahabad. lndla of Physics Gulllermo Department of Clinical Ke tudat Faculty of Science uroyave-Borjes Biochemistry Chuldongkorn University mtituto de Nutricim de Centro Bangkok, Thailand America y Pan- Theodore George Physical Laboratories Guatemala City, Guatemala Yehia Abdel Soils Department Kouyoumzelia Athens, Athens UniversityGreece Hamid Barrada Faculty of Agriculture Department of Electrical Giza, Cairo, Enrpt Jong Il Lee Engineering Vincente M. Department of National Defense Belizario V Luna General Hospital Seoul National U nlversity Seoul, Korea aezon City, Philippines Ali Riza Berkem Department of Physical Kiuck Lee DepartmentSeoul National of UniversityPhysics Chemistry Seoul, Korea Faculty of Science Department of Ophthalmoloa University of Istanbul Ralph z. Levene Istanbul, Turkey NewGraduate York University Medica School Post Jailer Bunuel Department of Biochemistry Sen York. h’ew York Tallada Instituto Nacional de Investi- Department of Radiotherapy gaciones Agonomicas John C. F. MacDonald Toronto General Hospital Avenida de Puerta de Hierro Toronto, Canada Madrid. Spain Hector Carminatti Department of Radiochemistry Mohmed Abdel Aninzl and Poultry Nutrition Conision Hacional de la Energia BdiE1Maghrdi Division Atomica - Animal Production Department Buenos hires, Argentina Ministry of Agriculture Gotdried v. Droste Department of Atomic Physics DoM, Cairo, Emt Pbyslkdisch-Technische Jose Antonio Department of Medicine and Olarte Biology Bundes ans talt Braunschweig. Bundesallee, Comfsion Nacional de la Energia Germany Atodca Rafael Gianella Department of Medicine Buenos Aires, Argentina Hospital das ainicu--Faculty mons0 Pajuelo Foram Hospital of Medicine of the University Bronx, Sew York of Sao Paulo Abdur Rahman Department of Medicine Sa0 Paulo, Brazil Dacca Medical College Jaime Gomez Department of Oncology Dacca, East Pakistan Saiyid Rfzvi Department Biology o’iahoma Medical Research of ween’s University Fomdation Kingston, Ontario, Canada Oklahoma City. Oklahoma C3dofredo Gomez Department of Radioisotopes Reclus Roca Vila Department of Engineering Crespo Instituto Nacional del Cancer CiudadFacultad Universitaria de Ingenieria Hospital Cllnico, Ciudad Universitaria Caracas, Venezuela - Madrid, Spain Robert J. Slater Research Institute Rafael B. Medical Corps Gonzalez Hospital Militar “Profesor Marion’’ Dominican Republic Shanta V. AEC Biology Dl\dsion Iyengar The Tam Memorial Hospital Bombay, India K. L Jacob Department of Botany College of Engineering ’ Bse Research Institute Calcutta, India Engineering Materials Research /' prlyeighth Basic Course B. S. Myers Department R&igo Bernal ORBS Medlcd Division International Harvester Company oak Ridge, Tennessee Chicago, Illinois ReMard H. Medical Research Laboratory Gary p. Paparo Department Of PathOkY Beutuer Des Moines SUI1 College Of Memorial Hospital Osteopathy and Surgery Pawtucket, Rhode Island Des Molnes, Iowa Robert E. Department of Pharmacology Charles €L Wad Research Department Parks, Jr. and Toxicology Baltimore and Ohio Railroad University of Wisconsin Company Madison, Wisconsin Baltimore, Maryland James A. Endocrine Section Carl Clark Naval Aviation Medical Pitman. Jr. National Cancer Institute Acceleration Laboratory National Institutes of Health Johnsville, Pennsylvania Bethesda. Maryland James W. Cole Research Department Ivan E. Rhodes X-ray Department Baltimore and Ohio Railroad The Boston City Hospital Company Boston, Massachusetts Baltimore. Maryland Nathan H. Sloane Biochemistry Department doseph L. Condon Department of EngFneerLng Lederle Laboratories National Northern Company Pearl River, Hew York West Wover, Massachusetts Frederick Laboratory of Pathology and Harold A. Department of Entomology Stohlman, Jr. Histochemistry Denmark State Plant Board of Florida National Institute of Arthritis Gainesville, Florida and Metabolic Diseases B. G. Dunavant Allocations Branch Bethesda. Maryland US Atomic Energy Commission Robert B. Sudrann ORINS Medical Division John E. Gilmore DeparrmentOak Ridge, Tennessee of Radiology Oak Ridge, Tennessee Beth Israel Hospital Joseph F. Uher Technical Services Depanment Boston, Massachusetts Ferro Corporation Otto H. Grunow Department of Radiology Cleveland, Ohio Fifth Avenue Clinic Robert J. Vogel Research Department Worth, Texas Caterpillar Tractor Company H. A. Hauptmvl DepartmentFt. of Radiology Peoria, Illinois Flatbush Medical Group Ulrich F. &-my Xedical Research Brooklyn, New York Westphd Laboratory E. T. Hickman ORMS Medical Division Fort Knox. KenmcLy Oak Ridge, Tennessee James H. Whitley Research Division Robert W. Department of Medicine Xircraft-Wine Products, Inc. Kimball School of Medicine Harrisburg, Permsylvanla University of Arkansas James H. Wright Mellon Institute of Industrid Little Rock, Arkansas Research David G. King Staff Research and Development Pittsburgh , P ennsylvda Department Zigmund 2. I Chemistry Division Thompson Products, Inc. Ziporin Fitzsimons Army Hospital Cleveland, Ohio Denver, Colorado Jerold- M. Department of Radiobiology Lowensteh Stanford University Hospital San Francisco. Cdifornia Fortyninth Bosic COU~C William F. Production Department Magee. Jr. Detroit Transportadon Division RichardT. WUow Run, MIchigan Richard G. Department of Pathology 3. Wallace MCManUS Western Pennsylvania Hospieal Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania rt Louls Medfn Department of Atomlc Energy ~oston,Massachusetts Alco Products, Inc. rk John P. Danforth Physics and Instrumentation Ross M. Stewart Automotlve Engineering _.- Department Department L Research Laboratories Division Gulf Research and Developme=: General Motors Corporation Company Detroit, Michigan Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Richard L. Scintilla Division Samuel J. N. Department of Medicine Elliott Engineering Department sugar Prince George’s General Bendix Aviation Corporation Hospital Sidney, New York Cheverlg. Maryland A. J. B. Fairburn Technical Service Department Ellen L. Talman Biochemistry Department ru’ational Tube Division University of Oregon Medical US Steel Company School Loran, Ohio Portland, Oregon Robert L. Gade US Navy Harry M. Walsh Department of Surgery Gerard0 Garcia College of Agriculture and Wayne County General Hospital Malde Mechanlc Arts Eloise, Michigan University of Puerto Rico James E. Wilson Physics-instrumentation Mayaguez, Puerto Rico Department L. Philip Gintz Allocations Branch General Motors Research Isotopes Division Laboratories Division CS Atomic Energy Commission Detrolt, hlichigan Oak Rldge. Tennessee Jan Wybranowski Department of Internal Medicine W. F. Hanlon Engineering Process Staff St. Mary’s Hospital Airplane Company Knomilie, Tennessee Wichita, Kansas Fred S. Holahan Chemical Research Section Fiftieth Basic Course Picatinny Arsenal Dover, New Jersey Harold E. Bryant- East Chicago Laboratory Kung-Ying Tang Howard Hughes Medical Institute Cities Service Research and fCa0 Mlamf. Florida Development Company Walter D. Electrical Engineering East Chicago, Indiana Kinsoldng Laboratories Shek-Chyen Chen Department of Radiation International Business Machines Therapy Corporation Hospital for Joint Diseases Endicott. Sew York Sew York. Kea York Raimond F. Kline -4erO Medical Laboratory Robert Devenish Isotopes Division Wright-Patterson Afr Force US Atomic EnergS. Commission Base, Ohio Oak Ridge, Tennessee Roy E. Kyner, Jr. US Alr Force Arthur K. Dunlop Physical Cbemisq Department Dale R. Lindall Armed Forces Special Weapons Shell Development Company Project Emeqdlle, California Ralph M. US Air Force Milan Duray Department of Radiology Lechausse University and Bellewe Robert 0. Under VS Army Hospital Ralph Lutwack Lubricants General Department New York. New York Shell Development Company Aiden M. Evans Department of Internal Medicine Emeqville, California Ellis Fischel State Cancer James D. Mcllrafth US Navy Hospital Majic S. Potsaid Radiology Department Columbia, Missouri . ,Massachusetts General Hospital Paul Finkelstein Department of Surgery-- - .- Boston, Massachusetts ~ State University of New York Charles L. . Armed Forces Special Weapons Brooklyn. New York .

Randolph, Jr. Project John F. Haskin Process DeveIopment , I . Vance E. Senter US Kavy Department , .- . V. H. Sbdtz Department of Radiology Carbide and CarbonlChedc& Hendricks Memorial Hospital Company ’ Abilene. Texas South Charleston. West Virginir Granville W. School of Medicine - -nn A. Laboratory Service Department James M. Thoburn Research Department wttenhauer 3810th US Air Force Hospitd Central Scientific Company , Chicago. Illinois Alabama Richard D. Todd Department of Radiology John J. Jakosky, Research and Development University of Kansas hledlcal Jr. Department Center International Geophysics, TnC. Kansas City, Kansas LOS hgeles, California Edward F. Weller. Physics-Lnstmmentation David L. Johnson Biochemlcal Research Jr . Department Department Research Laboratories Division Bristol Laboratories, Inc. General Motors Corporation Syracuse, New York Detroit, Michigan Frak G. Kuebn Department of Medicfne Walter F. Williams Department of Dairy Husbandry Mercy Hospltal University of Missouri Baltimore. Maryland Columbia, Missouri Joseph C. Research Department LoCicero Rohm and Haas Company Fifty-first Basic Course Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Joseph S. Mazza Research Department Carl E. Balll Department of Radiology Glass Division Research Johns Hopklns Hospital Lab0 r a t ory Baltimore, Maryland Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Arthur J.Donovan Department of Surgery Creighton, Pennsylvania Tufts University School of Fearghus St. Luke's Hospital Medicine 0' Foghludha Dublln, Ireland Boston, Massachusetts John R. Olive Department of Zoology Paul LM. Gallop Department of Medicfne Colorado A and M College The Long Island Jewish Hospital Ft. Collins, Colorado Long Island. New York Abraham A. Department of Medicine Thomas A Department of Radiology Polachek Veterans Administradon Gardner Cuthrie Clinic Hospital Robert Packer Hospital Fort Howard, Maryland Sayre, Pennsylvania , in F. Riley Research Department Arthur B. Gculston Analytical Research Section Linde Air Products Company Watertown Arsenal Laboratories Tonawanda, New York Watertown, Massachusetts William E. Rothe Food Chemistry Department Walter G. cxlnn Department of Radiotherapy Walter Reed Army Medical Penrose Cancer Hospital Center Colorado Springs, Colorado Washington. D. C. Joseph Hacskaylo Department of Plant Physiology Arthur Sawitsky Department of Medicine and and Pathology Pathology Agricultural and Mechanical The Long Island Jewish College of Te-xas Hospital College Station, Texas New Hyde Park, New York Theodore F. Diagnostic X-ray Department Cheves &L Smythe Department of Medicine Hilbish CIinical Center Medtcal College of South National Institutes of Health Carolina Bethesda. Maryland Charleston. South Carolina Samuel Horwin Department of Radiology Gerard J. Sp;bkel Physics Section Windber Hospital Windber, Pennsylvania -- American Viscose Corporation .- Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania Leo F. Ingram- . Hydraulics Division Waterways Experiment Station Catherine Stous Department of Radiology c Oakland Veterans Admlnistra- Vicksburg. Mississippi tion Hospital Hlrotake Kakehi Tokyo University Oakland. Calffornia : . Tokyo, Japan Antonio Sub- Aragon 181 James M. Keegan Lackland Air Force Base Fages -Barcelona, Spain . Texas Earl L. Kinsley Laboratory Service Maxwell Air Force Base. Alabama i.

Charles Levy Physical Chemistry Branch David U. Terminal Ballistics Laboratory Watertom Arsenal Laboratories Wright. Jr. US Army Ordnance Corps I Watertown, Massachusetts Aberdeen, Maryland Homer hlalmstrom Basic Research Department Kimberly-Clark Corporation Fifth Veterinary Radiological Health Course . Neenah. Wisconsin Harold F. Beadner March Air Force Base Peter C. Markunas Research Department California R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Edwin A. Beckcom Shaw Air Force Base Winston-Salem, North Carolina Smth Carolina Ernest E. Concrete Division James P. Brooke Army Medical Center McCoy, Jr. Waterways Experiment Station Craw ford , Texas Jacks on, Mississippi Burt W. English , Texas Virginia F. Radioisotope Unit Bjme N. rolling Fort Leonard Wood. Missouri Meildeham Veterans Administration Hospital Thomas C. Jones kmed Forces Institute of Pa- Syracuse, New York thology Edward Meilman Department of Medicine Washington, D. C. The Long Island Jewish Hospital Gevrge M. Kerr Fort Benning, Georgia Long Island, New York Samuel K. Kirk Fort Sill, Oklahoma Ralph G. Page Radiological Sdety Branch John P. Manning College of Veterinary Medicine Isotopes Division University of Illinois Atomic Energy Commission Urbana, Illinois Oak Ridge, Tennessee Milford D. Radiological Laboratoq Daphne Biochemistry Research Harris. Jr. Balcones Research Center Papadopoul ou Laboratory Austin, Texas Greek Cancer Institute John P. Powell US Military Academy Athens, Greece West Point, New York William D. Department of Biochemistry Irvin T. Reed Fort Ord, California Peckham Schering Corporation William E. Rothe Walter Reed Army Medical Bloomfield, New Jersey Center Cllff Rztliff. Jr. Department of Medicine Washington, D. C. St. Agnes Hospital Daniel P. Sasmore Walter Reed Army hledical Baltimore, Maryland Center Richard S. Rote Research Division Washington, D. C. Lukens Steel Company i Howard B. Slider Fort hiyer. Virginia Coa tes viIle, Pennsylvania Clarence L. Taylor Philadelphia wartermaster Jorge Padron Department of Biochemistry Depot Sardinas Oklahoma University School of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Medicine George 0. Thomas Barksdale fir Force Base Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Louisiana Sylvan M. Sax The Western Pennsylvania RalphD. Walters hritchell Air Force Base Hospital Kew York Pittsburgh, Pennsylvanfa Claude Wilder Randolph Force Base Bernard Shapiro Department Medicine 0. Air of Raco, Texas Hospital of the University of James B. hfeat and Dairy Hygiene School Pennsylvania Young Chicago, Illinois Philadelphfa, Pennsylvda Otto Teszler Textile Research Department school of Textiles Sixth Veterinary Radiological Health Course North Carolina state College Eugene W. Adams Department of Pathology and Raleigh, North Carolina._ Paris i tology University of Medical Sciences School of Veterinary Medicine Siriraj Hospia . Tuskegee Institute, Alabama Grandview Air Force Base Bangkok, Thafland Neff Beckenhauer ...... Department of Radiology .... : ...... Grandview, Missouri .%, . -...... ,., -- Fort Carson. Colorado ...... I- Am.-- -NationalTaiwanUdversity . Carl F. Brenner Westover Force Base .. ‘-- H~~plhl Buford F. Bridges Air ...... Formosa Massachusetts George C. Coburn , Texas Wilburn B. Davls-Monthan Air Force Base --. .cochran- Tucson, Arizona ..5. ..5. . ’ .~ .. ., ...... ‘..I ..... +-m.--... , . *.- .-_-.--.. - - , .. _.-‘1 .__I^. .... -. . .- ......

\ I i Frank J. Davies QUE Veterinary Represenhtive Eighth veterinary Rodiologicol Heolth Course Alameda, California -4aron F. Allison New York Quartermaster Market George F. Dixon . Fort Sam Houston, Texas Center .-‘-lterD. Hammer QMIS Veterinary Representative Brooklyn. New York Brooklyn. New York d Roger W. Baker Veterinary Food Inspection Ser- Edward L. Johnson Fort Lewis, Washington vice Eglln Air Force Base, Florida Robert P. Juni Chicago, Illinois Fort Knox. Kentucky Gorge rL Kuhn John S. Bixby Great Falls Air Force Base Veterinary Food Inspection Ser- Robert J. Miller Great Falls, Montana vice S. Cady Camp Pendleton. California Omaha. Nebraska John DePaul J. Floyd E. Monroe Fort Jackson, South Carolina Cor kh ill Dover, Delaware Korton A. Orr Garland R. Brooke Army Medical Center Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Farmer Fort Sam Houston, Texas Glenn A. Washburn Meat and Dairy Hygiene School Benjamin D. School of Aviation Medicine Chicago, nllnois Fremming Austin. Te.xas Carl E. Wendell Chanute Air Force Base, nlinois Robert B. Greiner Veterinary Corps Karl H. Willers Fort Wadsworth. Xew York Fort McPherson, Georgia Donald H. Yost Walter Reed Army Medical A. S. Hays Veterinary Corps Center Baltimore, Maryland Washington, D. C. Robert D. Walter Reed Army Medical Seventh Veterinary Rodiologicol Heolth Course Henchorne Center Washington, D. C. Jack D. Douglas Camp Detrick, Maryland Dan Hightower Meat and Dairy Hygicne School Herbsrt R. Faust Chicago Quartermaster Depot Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois A. M. Lee US Department of .4griculture Charles B. Frank Camp Chaifee, Ar!ransas Washington, D. C. James R. Halstead Gunter .4ir Force Base Erby L. Massie Gunter .Ur Force Base Montgomery, Alabama Montgomery, Alabama Joshua E. Chicago Quartermaster Depot Willard R aartermaster Market Center Henderson Chicago, Illinols Merchant System Earl G. Kingdon First Army Area Medical Labo- Chicago, Illinois ratory John D. Moseley Walter Reed Army Medical New York, New York Center Charles V. Lang Orlando Air Force Base, Florida Washington, D. C. / nes H. , Wash- Willard M. Osteen Fort Monroe, Virginia dcFiamara ingon James R. Prine Wri&t-Patterson Air Force Joseph D. Manges Brooke Army Medical Center Base, Ohio Fort Sam Houston, Texas Herbert F. Sibert Fort Sliss, Texas A. H. Munson Camp Lejeune, North Carolina Jay N. Thomas MacDill Air Force Base, Florida Leslie C. Murphy Walter Reed Army Medical Charles F. Fort McPherson. Georea Center Thumm. Jr. Washington, D. C. Donvin H. Perella Fort George G. Mezde, Mary- land Ninth Veterinary Rodiologicol Heolth Course Roy A. Resseguie Quartermaster Market Center Joseph H. Berger Andrews Air Force Base System Washington, D. C. Chicago, Illinois Burt F. Callahan Williams Air Force Base Morris D. Fort McPherson, Georgia Chandler, Anlzona Schneider henR. Cooper, Fort Eustis. Virginia Robert K. Somers US Department of Agriculture Jr. Washington, D. C. George T. Dalzeil Army Medical Serrice Meat and - - John €L Simpson Department of Veterinary Sur- Dairy Hygiene School . - ---- .. gery Chicago, Illinois . Ohio State University FrvlWin D. Phtladelphia Quartermaster Columbus, Ohio Daugherty Depot - . . Ray W. Upha . Chicago Quartermaster Depot Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Chicago. Illinois Frank W. Failing Fort ,MacArthur, California .. George R Boston Army Base Howard S. Garner Randolph Air Force Base Zacberle Boston. Massachusetts Randolph Field. Texas

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DOEIHQ Chester A. Walter Reed hmy Medical Elwin R. Prather Quartermaster Market Center Gle is er Center System Washingon. D. C. Chicago, Illinois William L. Hays Quartermaster Market Center William G. Sullivan Colorado Springs, Colorado System Lillis R. Wempe Westover Air Force Base Chicago. Illinois Massachusetts William R. New Orleans Quartermaster William H. Wilson Goodfellow Air Force Base Joneschild Market Center San Angelo. Texas New Orleans, Louisiana Harold D. Craig Air Force Base, Alabama Charles T. Luker Fort Dix. New Jersey Valentine Keith Kaddy US Public Health Service Floyd C. Votaw Oakland Army Terminal Phoenix, Arizona Oakland, California Russell M. Air Research and Development Robert J. Veenstra Naval Radiological Defense Madison Command Laboratory Baltimore. Maryland San Francisco, California William A. Nusser Meat and DairyHygiene School Chicago, Illinois Eleventh Veterinory Rodiologicol Heolth Course Gene C. Phelps Bolling Air Force Base Washington, D. C. John H. Benson Seattle, Washington Norman hl. Iiirtland Air Force Base, Sew - TedRea Albuquerque, New Mexico Borthui ck Mexico Harvey L. Rubin Fort McClellan, Alabama Dale D. Boyd Ardmore Air Force Base Rolland 0. Scott Stewart Air Force Base Ardmore, Oklahoma h’ew York Kenneth F. Bums Brooke Army Medical Center Lloyd C. Tekse Veterinary Food Inspection Ser- vice Fort Sam Houston, Texas Chicago, Illinois Ralph D. Chadwick Subsistence Operations Office Chicago, Illinois Thomas J. Wleelin Veterinary Corps Warren E. Collins March Air Force Base, Cali- h’ew York. New York fornia Robert J. Young Fbmdolph Air Force Base Randolph Field, Texas Thurman s. Gunter Air Force Base, Ala- Grafton bama Henry J. martermaster Subsistence Tenth Veterinary Rodiologicol Heolth Course Lindenstruth- Testinrr Laborators \{‘alter E. Brewer Kellv Air Force Base, Texas Chicaro.-Illinois Robert L. Brown Langley Air Force Base. Vir- Don L. Mace Fort Getrick, Maryland ginia Harrison S. hlartin bleat and Dairy Hygiene School Fred M. Burkey Brookley Air Force Base, Ala- Chicago, Illinois bama Henry M. Miller Quartermaster Market Center Weldon Couch Chicago, Illinois Columbia, South Carolina Duane F. Ford Seattle Army Terminal Douglas F. Moe , Georgia Seattle, Washington william c. Parks Air Force Base, Cali- Edmund L. Veterinary Food Inspection Ser- Moughon fornia Fountaln vice Howard C. Poulin Fort Belvoir, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia William J. RoenigkBrooke Army Medical Center David S. Hasson New Orleans Army Terminal Fort Sam Houston, Texas h’ew Orleans, Louisiana George M. Rose hlalmstrom Air Force Base Elmer L. Lashua Wright-Patrerson Air Force Great Falls, Montana Base, Ohio George D. Smith Wright Patterson Air Force Thorn% C. - Seattle Quartermaster Market Base, Ohio McChesney Center Charles E. Stevens School of Veterinary - Seattle, Washington Iiniversity of Minnes Ulysses s. Fort Campbell, Kenmclry St. Paul. Minnesota McConnell Daniel S.Stevenson Fort M C. McCord Veterinary Food Inspection Ser- Elding M. vice Strandberg Omaha, h’ebraska Glenn M. 6513th Service Unit McFadden May\vood, California Alameda Calif0 D Nettles Donaldson Air Force Base Greenville. South Carolina

104 ‘.. Twelfth Veterinary Rodialagicol Health Course Howard C. key Fort Sill, Oklahoma Fred D. Maurer Walter Reed Army Medtcd :ephen G. Asbill , Virginia Center ' jincil C. Sishop Fort Sill, Oklahoma Wns'hington. D. C. Jim H. CLSS. Jr, Fort Huachuca. Arizona Wilbert C. Nichols Lackland Air Force Base, Texas john E. Crawley Hunter Air Force Base Houston aom Tinker Air Force Base Savannah. Georgia Oklahoma City, Oklahoma :,fichael D. Foley Barksdale Air Force Base Ronald L. Hill Air Force Base, Utah Louisiana Persing, Jr. Jynes L. Fowler Walter Reed Army Medicd Cassie W. Price , Texas Center George E. Ritter Fort Worth General Depot Washinpon, D. C. Fort Worth. Texas James R. Ganaway Andrews Air Force Base Alan Smith Paris Island, South Carolina Washington, D. C. John S. Swiers Gunter Air Force Base K. Harrison Jones Ministry of Agriculture Montgomery. Alabama London, England Howard J. Ter- Roslyn .4ir Force Station, New hlartin Kadets hhrher Air Force Base, Cali- williger, Jr. York fornia Gus A. Vaninetti Qartermaster Inspection Ser- James C. Kepp Fort McPherson, Georgia vice Command Elmer R. Laiho Fort Sill, Oklahoma Phladelphia, Pennsylvania Charles V. Lyday Kansas City Wartermaster Charles R. Wain- Fort Lee, Virginia Market Center Wright ' Kansas City, Missouri Velmer W. Veterinary Corps Summer Institute for Secondary-School Science Teachers McGinnis Chlcago, Illinois (1955) Erich C. Mehnert Richmond Quartermaster Depot Paul's School * Richmond, Virginia John H. Beust St. Donald Miller Greenville Air Force Base Concord, New Hampshire Greenville, Mississippi Louis Bosveld Mason City Hign School Gabriel Kossov Fort Worth General Depot Mason City, Iowa Fort Worth, Texas Guy F. Surrill Keene High School Robert N. North Air Force Base Keene, Sew Hampshire Ri chardson San Bernardino, California John Q. Caruthers Carver Vocational High School Atlanta, Georgia , Martin A. Ross h-my Chemical Center, Mary- land David L. Cline John Bartram High School i)aniel T. Thomas James Connally Air Force Base Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Texas Charles T. Conway Sf Louis University High School Richard D. , Florida St Louis, Missouri Weidner Eldon L. Coyle Wells Public School Joe T. Williams Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala- Wells, Minnesota bama Adolph J. San Juan Union Htgh School Crossfield Fair Oaks, California Thirteenth Veterinary Radiological Health Course Walter Diliard Meigs High School Meigs, Georgia DonaldR. Anderson John H. Dodge Irondequoit Hign School Alexandria, Louisiana Rochester, New York Dwain T. Bowie Fort Sill, Oklahoma William F. Dresia San Rafael High School Hayward G. Brown New Cumberland General Depot San Rafael, Californla New Cumberland, Pennsylvania Clair Elmore Santa Rosa High School John E. Bqant . .Miami International Airport Santa Rosa, Californla Miami. Florida Albert C. Finley Choteau High School William J. Carson hugklin Air Force Base, Texas Choteau, Montana Robert W. Day Hamilton Air Force Base, Cali- Emile C. Yates High School fornla Fonsworth Houston, Texas John T. Flym , New Mexico Irma Greisel Gresham Union Hlgh School Williams. Gaston Fort Benjamin Harrison. Indiana Gresham, Oregon Maurice W. Hale Walter Reed Army Medical Edward Gurr Phoenix Southern Mountain Center High School Washington, D. C. Phoenix, Arizona

Rudolf A. Hoffman Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Leo Cutoski Langley I Edward T. Marsh Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Pittsbur

105 Mary E. Hafling Wekt End High School Ashton Varnedoe Savannah Hi& School Birmingham. Alabama Savannah. Georgia Ethel Harris Alabama College Laboratory Paul Wilson Missoula County High School School Mssoula, Montana Montevallo, Alabama &die Hogan Wheeler County High School Summer Institute for Secondary-School Science Teachers Alamo, Georgia (1 956) hlaq M. Hawkes Hood River High School John A. Banasick East Huntingdon High School Hood River, Oregon Averton, Pennsylvania Kenneth V. The Hill School Harald N. Bliss Grafton Hi& School Jackman Pottstown, Pennsylvania Grafton, North Dakota Paul Kahn Creston Junior High School Roger H. Burger Elizabeth High School New York City Elizabeth, Louisiana Robert Kelley Chandler Street Junlor High U'iUiamS. Burton George School School George School, Pennsylvania Worcester. Massachusetts Judson B. Cross The Phillips Exeter Academy Agnes M. Mock h'ewfane Central School Exeter, Kew Hampshire Newfane, New York John H. Edwards Niagara Falls High School Alfred J. LaFleur Cascia Hall Prep School Niagara Falls, Xew York Tulsa, Oklahoma Denman C. Evans Obulgee High School Robert E. Lyon Midwest Ciry High School Okrnulgee, Oklahoma hfidwest City, Oklahoma Kenneth V. Fast Webster Groves High School Ivory C. Manning Jackson College Webster Groves, Missour1 Jackson, Mississippi Merle R. Fisher Madison High School John H. Marean Reno High School Rexburg. Idaho Reno, h'evada Jimmy D. Froman Cahokia Commonfields High hfelbourne Miller Universiv High School School Universlty, Mississippi East St. Louis, Illinois Margaret Blacksburg High School Elmer L. Galley Rahway High School Moorhead Blacksburg, South Carolina Rahway, New Jersey Edgar J. hlorris Brown High School Alan L. Gammon -Kent School Atlanta, Georgia Kent, Connecticut Daniel P. Sorton Forest Lake High School Forest Lake, Minnesota Alfred A. Halsted Yankton High School ,-"oncetta I. Soah Webster School Yankton, South Dakota Perrone Hartford, Connecticut Harold 0. Won US Indian School ,is Rector Bloomington High School Sante Fe, New hlexico Bloomingron, Indiana Guy B. Homman Senior High School J. D. Reding Treadwell High School hlanhattan, Kansas Memphis, Tennessee Clarence A. Hyde Clinton High School Vincent T. Remcho Mount Pleasant High School Clinton, Missouri Wflmington. Delaware Robert V. Igo. Jr. Ferndale High School Theodore J. Reitz Reardan High School Johnstown, Pennsylvania Reardan, Washington Ralph W. Jones Collingswood High School Mary C. Rogers Rogers High School Collingswood, New Jersey h'ewport, =ode Island Ralston M. Kelly Logan High School Sister Mary Camden Catholic High School Concord, North Carolina Casimir Camden, Kew Jersey Richard B. Kent Sandusky High School Althea Smith Griffin High School sandusky. Ohio Macon, Georgia Austin S. Kibbee. Lewiston High School Richard S. Smith Ridley Park High School Jr . hubton, Maine . .._ . . -Ridley Park. Pennsylvania Williamk Little Robert E. Lee High School Richzrd Snyder Lansdale Joint High School Baytown, Texas Lansdale. Pennsylvania Brother Joseph West Catholic Boys High Wayne Stafford Godwin High School Marsic0 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . Grand Rapids. Michigan Robert K Mason Bruceton High Dean Oscar School Kordhoff Unlon Hi& School Bruceton Mille, West Virginia Thompson OjaI. Cdlfornia Arthur Ullrey Albion High School Rex M. Mathis Greenfield High School Albion, Michigan Greenfield Iowa ( lmer C. Mayes Jonesboro High School Daniel Billen Oak Ridge National Laborstory Jonesboro, Arkansas Oscar M. Bizzell .4tomic Energy Commission ~lvinL. McLen- l%rvin Pittman High School P. F. Brandwein Forest Hills High School don, Jr. Collegeboro, Georgia T. W. Brockett Atomic Energy Commission Wilfred W. AWller South High School Walter T. Carll US Army Veterinary Corps Denver, Colorado C. E. Crompton Atomic Energy Commission Sue S. Ormston Decstur High School D. G. Doherv Oak Ridge National Laboratory Decatur, Georgia F. B. Dutton ,Michigan State University John Pechonick Jackson High School E. Eugene Fowler Atomic Energy Commission Jackson, Tennessee Andrew M. GIeasonHarvard University David D. Porter Central Catholic High School R. J. Gladiew Kenmore High School Portland, Oregon Morton I. Goldman Oak Ridge National Laboratory Lawrence Pugno University High School Howard F. Gunlock Atomic Energy Commission Normal, Illinois James W. Hitch Atomic Energy Commission Thomas M. Scott Winterset High School K. C. Johnson Washington Elementary School Winterset, Iowa H. C. Kelly National Science Foundation Paul H. Shover South Mountain Junior High U. S. Grant Kuhn, IIIUS Air Force Veterinary Corps School E. .Mack Ohio State University Allentown. Pennsylvania ICI. L. Marshall Chemstrand Corporation J.-Hervey Shut- Minneapolis Public Schools Harold J. McAlduif Atomic Energy Commission Mheapolls, AMinnesota Merlin D. Peterson Vanderbilt University Wayne Seigworth Barrington Consolidated High R. Poor University of Florida School G. B. Price University of Kansas Barringtorl. Illinois Lester R. Rogers Atomic Energy Commission Frank W. Starr Laurens Senior High School D. A. Ross University of Tennessee Medical Laurens. Iowa School Ruth F. Taylor Aachua High School Herman M. Roth Atomic Energy Commission Alachua. Florida John H. Rust US Army Veterinary Corps Lawrence W. Shelbyville High School Robert Sellers UT-rlEC Agricultural Research Thompson Shelbyville. Indiana Program Robert D. Rockford Publlc School Carl K. Seyfert Vanderbilt University Thompson Rockford. Iowa C. S. Shoup Atomic Energy Commission Lorridon F. Troy High School Fred Singer University of Maryland Trask. Jr. Troy, Xew Hampshire George E. Shpleton Oak Ridge Xational Laboratory Thomas C. Truax Roosevelt Senior High School -4. C. Stewart Oak Ridge National Laboratory Virgmia, Minnesota P. B. Stockdale University of Tennessee Charles 0. Van Senior High School R. M. Sutton Case Institute of Technology Cap , North Plane, Nebraska John Trimmer University of Tennessee .Ute Van Cleef Senior High School Bernard F. Trum US Army Veterinary Corps DeLand, Florida WernhervonBraun Redstone Arsenal Barbara A. Vavrek Churchland High School Elbert Weaver Phillips Academy Churchland, Virginia Alvin Weinberg Oak Ridge National Laboratory Howard L Wagner Laconia High School W. E. Wilson University of Pennsylvania Laconfa, New Hampshire W. W. Wyatt University of Tennessee Arch N. Wallace Warren Wilson College Swannanoa, North Caiolina Lillian Wyckoff . .The Baldwin School NONEMPLOYEE VISITOR Bryn &wr. Pennsylvania Furnie S. Bryant. Jr. .. - ...... - ...... LECTURERS ASSISTING IN TRAINING PROGRAM MILITARY PERSONNEL.. Paul C. Aebersold Atomic Energy Commission H. N. Alyea Princeton University Max Nold US Ah Force Veterinary Corps El& E. .bderson Oak Ridge National Laboratory R. L. Bateman - Carbide and Carbon Chemicals RESEARCH PARTlClPANT Company National Laboratory Donald W. Hood A and

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