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NOTE
Throughout the present report, references to the annexes are indicated by aletter immediately followed by a number: the letter denotes the relevant annex andthe number the paragraph therein. Within each annex, references to its scientificbibliography are indicated by numbers.
Symbols of United Nations documents are composed of capital letters combinedwith figures. Mention of such a symbol indicates a reference to a United Nations
document.

ANNEX C

LIST OF REPORTS RECEIVED BY THE COMl\:ll'ITEE
1. This annex lists reports received by the Committee from Governments andagencies of the United Nations.
2. All those reports are included of which a sufficient number of copies for
distribution in the A/AC.82/G/L. document series were received between 10 March
1962 and 3 July 1964, inclusive.
3. The first 750 reports received by the Committee are listed in annex I of its
first comprehensive reporta and annex J of the second.ba Official Records of the Gtneral Assembly, Thirteenth Session, Supplement No. 17(A/3838).
bJbid., Swenteenth Session, Supplement No. 16 (A/5216).

111

Co11ntry and Title

Document No,

A/AC.82/G/L.

A/AC.82/GjL.

BRAZIL751

NORWAY

A survey on artificial radio-active contamination in Brazil (1958-1962).

769

Assay of strontium-90 in human bone in
Norway 1956-1961.

770

Data on environmental radioactivity, collected in Italy (January-June 1961).

ITALY

SWEDEN

752
753
754

755

756
757
758

759
760
761

The increase of gamma radiation fromthe ground during September lst-November 30th 1961.
Some observations of variations of thenatural background radiation.
Distribution and excretion of radiocesium in goats, pigs and hens.
Report on observations made at Kiruna
Geophysical Observatory during theseries of nuclear weapon tests carried out
at Novaja Zemlja between 10 Sept. and4 Nov. 1961.
Determination of strontium-90 and stablestrontium in bones from sheep, ewes andfetuses.
Cesium-137 deposition in Sweden 19581960 and the 1961 spring maximum inair.
The radio-activity in air and precipitation
during autumn 1961.
Internal doses from mixed fission products.
A fall-out model II. Some quantitative
properties.
Behaviour of yttrium-91 and some lanthanons towards serum proteins in paper
electrophoresis, density gradient electrophoresis and gel filtration.
UNITED KINGDOM

762

UNITED KINGDOM

771

Interim report on radio-activity in diet.
ARCRL-7.

772

Atmospheric radio-activity at Washington, D.C., 1950-1961. NRL-5764.
Radiological Health Data, Volume III,
Number 4, April 1%2.
Radiological Health Data, Volume III,
Number 3, March 1962.
Radio-active fall-out from nuclear weapons tests, Nov. 15-17, 1961. Book 1.
Radio-active fall-out from nuclear weapons tests, Nov. 15-17, 1961. Book 2.
Health implications of fall-out from
nuclear weapons testing through 1961.
Radiological Health Data, Volume III,
Number 5, May 1962.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

773
774

775
776
777
778

UNITED KINGDOM

779

Assay of strontium-90 in human bone in
the United Kingdom. Results for 1961,
part I.

780

Doses to the gastrointestinal tract fromingestion of fission products in drinking
water or food.
Internal doses from fission products inmilk.
Simulation of an atmospheric transport
problem.
Studies in reversal autoradiography.
Strontium-90 induced bone and bonemarrow changes.
Sr00 induced osteosarcomas.
Uptake and retention of strontium-90 inmouse tissues studied by whole animal
autoradiography and impulse counting.
II. Uptake and retention of strontium 90
in strontium-90-induced osteosarcomas.
III. Dissemination of metastases from astrontium-90-induced transplanted osteosarcoma investigated by whole-bodyauto radiography.
Effects of radiostrontium on the bloodand haematopoietic tissues of mice.
Histogenesis of Sr90-induced osteosarcomas.

SWEDENRadioactivity in milk. Interim report,
Dec. 1961.
781
JAPAN

763

764

Japanese dietary habits and the fall-out
problem.
Environmental contamination with shortlived radio-nuclides in Japan in 1961.

782

783
784

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

765

766

767

785
786

Radiological Health Data, Volume III,
Number 2, February 1962.
Health and Safety Laboratory fall-out
program quarterly summary report, April
1, 1962. HASL-122.

787

INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGYAGENCY

788

Survey of radio-activity in food consumed in Austria. Report on second
sampling period- January-June 1961.

789

SWEDEN768

Co1mtry and Title

Document No.

The effect of radiostrontium on mousetestes.

790
112Document No.

Co1111try and Title

Document No.

A/AC.82/G/L.

A/AC.82/G/L.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

791

792
793
794

ARGENTINA

Measurement of bone marrow and gonadal dose from X-ray examinations of thepelvis, hip and spine as a function of fieldsize, tube kilovoltage and added filtration.
Strontium-90 in man and his environment-Volume I: Summary.
Fall-out program quarterly summary report, July 1, 1962. HASL-127.
Survey of fall-out operations, July 1,
1962. HASL-128.
BELGIUM795
796

La retombee radioactive a Mo!. Rapportd'avancement- ler semestre 1961.
Evolution du 90 Sr clans les sols et lesvegetaux: analyse des resultats obtenus
en 1959.

808

Radiological Health Data, Volume III,
Number 6, June 1962.

798

Early radio-active fall-out in Israel following the 1961 nuclear weapon tests.

800

Terrestrial and freshwater radioecology:
A selected bibliography.
Radiological Health Data, Volume III,
Number 8, August 1962.

812
813

BELGIUM5. Bericht der Eidgenossischen Kommission zur Uberwachung der Radioaktivitat
zuhanden des Bundesrates fiir das Jahr
1961.

816

Distribution of radioruthenium in mice.

817

Radiological Health Data, Volume III,
Number 12, December 1962.

818

Environmental radio-activity
background areas of Brazil.

819

Assay of strontium-90 in human bone in
the United Kingdom. Results for 1961,
part II.

820

Radiological Health Data, Volume IV,
Number 1, January 1963.
Factors influencing strontium-90 in milk
from the Brainerd, ~finn. milkshed.
Strontium-90 on the earth's surface II.
Summary and interpretation of a worldwide soil sampling program: 1960-1961
results.

BRAZIL

Environmental radio-activity in Denmark,
1961.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

804
805

821
822

UNITED KINGDOM

823

Radio-active fall-out in air and rain results to the middle of 1962.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Annual report, 1961-1962. ARCRL-8.

824

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

807

high

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Health and Safety Laboratory fall-out
program quarterly summary report, October 1, 1962. HASL-131.
Radiological Health Data, Volume III,
Number 9, September 1962.
Radiation standards including fall-out.
Summary analysis of Hearings held on
June 4. 5, 6, and 7. 1962. before the Subcommittee on Research, Development,
and Radiation of the Joint Committee on
Atomic Energy, Congress of the UnitedStates, September 1962.
U~ITED KINGDOM

806

m

UNITED KINGDOMDENMARK803

La retombee radioactive a Mol. Rapportd'avancement- second semestre 1961.
SWEDEN801/
Corr. 1 Corrigendum to above document.
802

Radiological Health Data. Volume III,
Number 11, November 1962.
Radiological Health Data, Volume III,
Number 10, October 1962.
Radiation standards, including fall-out.
Hearings before the Subcommittee on
Research, Development, and Radiationof the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, Congress of the United States, 87th
Congress, 2nd session. Parts 1 and 2(Appendix).
Fallout program quarterly summary report, January 1, 1963. HASL-132.

UNITED STATES OF A:UERICASWITZERLAND

801

Fall-out in Norwegian milk in 1961.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

811

815

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Data on environmental radio-activity collected in Italy (July-December 1961).
BI0/06/62.
NORWAY810

814

ISRAEL

Contaminaci6n por P 31 debida al fall-out.
ITALY

809

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

797

799

Co1111try a11d Title

Medical survey of Rongelap people sevenyears after exposure to fall-out. BNL727 T-260.

825
113

Bioenvironmental features of the Ogotoruk Creek area, Cape Thompson, Alaska.
TID-17226.
Radiological Health Data, Volume IV,
Number 2, February 1963.

Country and Title

Document No.

Document No.

A/AC.82/G/L.

A/AC.82/G/L.
SWEDEN

826
827

UNITED KINGDOMDistribution of plutonium in mice. An
autoradiographic study.
Radioald:ivitestsmatningar pa Iivsmedel
1962.

844

Radionuclides and ionizing radiation inornithology. TID-17762.

846

UNITED KINGDOM

829

Interim report on radio-activity in milk.
ARCRL-9.
SWEDEN

830

832

833

USSR

1l03pacTa rrpO,izyETOll ~eJie­
HHJ! no ns:llepemuo cymrnpHoii n.llom;a~II<J>oTOIIIIBa Zr95 + Nb 95 co Bpe.MeHe.M.

848

Review of the army food irradiation program. Hearings before the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, Congress of
the United States, 88th Congress, May
13, 1963.
Fall-out, radiation standards, and countermeasures. Hearings before the Subcommittee on Research, Development,
and Radiation of the Joint Committee on
Atomic Energy, Congress of the UnitedStates, 88th Congress, lst session, June3, 4, and 6, 1963. Part I.
Radiological Health Data, Volume IV,
Number 7, July 1963.
Radiological Health Data, Volume IV,
Number 6, June 1963.
The treatment of radiation injury. NASNRC Pub!. 1134.
Radiological Health Data, Volume IV,
Number 8, August 1963.

Health and Safety Laboratory fallout
program quarterly summary report, April
1, 1963. HASL-135.
Intercalibration of some systems employed in monitoring fission products inthe atmosphere. NRL-5850.
Atmospheric radio-activity and fall-out
research. TID-12616 (Rev. 1).

849

Messung des Natiirlichen Strahlenpegels
in der Schweiz.

850

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

835
836

Rapid methods for estimating fission
product concentrations in milk.
Radiological Health Data, Volume IV,
Number 3, March 1963.

851
852
853

ITALY

837

Data on environmental radio-activity collected in Italy (January-June 1962).
BI0/26/62.

CANADA854

SOUTH AFRICA

838

Radio-active fall-out, its dispersion, deposition over South Africa and biologicalsignificance.

840

841
842

843

Radiological Health Data, Volume IV,
Number 4, April 1963.
Radiological Health Data, Volume IV,
Number 5, May 1963.
Studies of the fate of certain radionuclides in estuarine and other aquatic environments.
Health and Safety Laboratory fallout
program quarterly summary report, July
1, 1962. HASL-138.
Estimates and evaluation of fall-out inthe United States from nuclear weapons
testing conducted through 1962.

Iodine-131 content of Canadian milk during 1961. AECL-1797.
UNITED KINGDOM

855

Radio-activity in drinking water m theUnited Kingdom-1962 results.

856

Health and Safety Laboratory fall-out
program quarterly summary report.
HASL-140.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

839

Orrpe~e.rreHHe

UNITED STATES OF AMERICASWITZERLAND

834

Estimates of biospheric contamination
and radiation dose from nuclear explosions up to April 1%2. AEET / AM/27.
Gamma activity of the food samples inIndia after the autumn 1961 tests ofnuclear weapons. AEETJAM/32.

847

Genetic effects of strontium-90 injected
into male mice.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

831

Assay of strontium-90 in human bone in
the United Kingdom, results for 1962,
Part I \vith some further results for 1961.
INDIA

845

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

828

Country and Title

UNITED STATES OF AMERICASWEDEN

857

Genetic effects of strontium-90 on immature gem1-cells in mice.

858

Annual report 1962-1963. ARCRL-10.

859

Radiological Health Data. Volume IV,
Number 9, September 1963.

UNITED KINGDOMUNITED STATES OF AMERICA

114

Cormtry a11d Title

Document No.

A/AC.82/GJL.

A/AC.82/G/L.
UNITED Kr~GDOM

860

861

862

FRANCEThe weathering of caesium-137 in soil.
AERE-R-4241.

876

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

877

Mathematical programming models forselection of diets to minimize weighted
radionuclide intake.
Terrestrial and freshwater radioecology.
A selected bibliography ( Suppl. 1). TID3910 ( Suppl. 1).

878
879

880

INDIA

863

881

Levels of cerium-141 and cerium-144 insurface fallout samples collected at Bombay during the monsoon months of 1962.

882

UNITED KINGDOM

864

865

883

Radio-active fall-out: Short-lived fission
products in air and rain, August 1962April 1963. AERE-R-4384.
Assay of strontium-90 in human bone in
the United Kingdom, results for 1962,
part II.

884

885

AUSTRALIA

866

Iodine-131 levels in milk in Australia during period May-November 1962.

886

DENMARK

867

868
869

887

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

888

Radiological Health Data, Volume IV,
Number 10, October 1963.
Radiological Health Data, Volume IV,
Number 11, November 1963.
Radiation hazards in perspective ( 3rd report of the Expert Committee on Radiation).

872

NORWAYA study of Sr9° and Cs 137 in Norway
1957-1958. Intern rapport K-253.

890

Data on environmental radio-activity collected in Italy (July-December 1962).
BI0/03/63.

891

Neoplasms in children treated with Xrays for thymic enlargement. I. N eoplasms and mortality.

ITALY

Health and Safety Laboratory fallout
program quarterly summary report, January 1, 1964. HASL-142.
Iodine-131 in fresh milk and human thyroids following a single deposition of
nuclear test fall-out. TID-19266.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

INDIA

873

Estimation of zirconium-95 deposited by
fallout during September 1961 to February 1962. AEET/AM/31.

874

Radio-active fall-out in air and rain. Results to the middle of 1963. AERE-R4392.

891/
Add. 1 Neoplasms in children treated with Xrays for thymic enlargement. II. Tumor
incidence as a function of radiation factors.
891/
Add. 2 Neoplasms in children treated with Xrays for thymic enlargement. III. Clinicaldescription of cases.
892
Distribution and retention of Cs13 T after
accidental inhalation. UAC-8383.

UNITED KINGDOMAUSTRALIA

875

Radiological Health Data, Volume V,
Number 1, January 1964.
Fall-out, radiation standards, and countermeasures. Hearings before the Subcommittee on Research, Development andRadiation of the Joint Committee on
Atomic Energy, Congress of the UnitedStates, 88th Congress, lst session, August20, 21, 22, and 27, 1963. Part 2.

889

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

871

Doses d'exposition au cours d'examens
radiologiques per-operatoires. SCPRI-55.
Surveillance de la radioactivite sur leterritoire franc;ais de 1961 a 1963.
SCPRI-98.
Radioactivite des eaux de la Durance.
Accroissement du tritium atrnospheriquedu aux explosions thermonucleaires.
Mesures de la radioactivite naturelle dansla region parisienne.
Mesure de la radioactivite d'origine artificielle dans !'hemisphere Sud.
De la dynamique des transports des aerosols radioactifs au-dessus de la France.
Mesure de l'activite de l'air due au
krypton 85.
Essai d'analyse de la radioactivite deI' eponge "Hercinia variabilis".
Identification directe des nuclides radioactifs clans l'eau de mer par spectrographie gamma.
Spectrometrie gamma in .rWu des eaux dela Mediterranee occidentale.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Genetically significant radiation doses indiagnostic radiology.

WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION

870

Country and Title

Dornmtnt No.

Strontium-90 in the Australian environment during 1961.

115

Document No.

Documetit No.

Co11ntry and Title

A/AC.82/G/L.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (contimted)

892/
Corr.1
893

Correction to above report.
Radiological Health Data, Volume IV,
Number 12, December 1963.
SWITZERLAND

894

6. Bericht der Eidg. Kommission zur
Uberwachung der Radioah."tivitiit, zuhanden des Bundesrates fi.ir das Jahr 1962.

A/AC.82/G/L.
USSR (con.Unued)
911
IlpnpO,!UiaJI pa,l(IIOaRTIIBHOCTb OE.eaJICKOi!:
BO,ll;hl.
912
IlcKyccTBeHH8.JI pa,!UIOaKTHBHOCTI> npll3eMHOf0 CJIOH aTMOccpepu Ha o. Xettca se:r.r;mi;ppaHIJ;a-IlocIIcpa B 1960-1961 ro;n;ax.
913
914

Prediction of individual differences inpostirradiation regeneration of the lymphatic tissue of the thymus.

897
898

899
900

901
902

903
904
905

906

907

908

909

910

Pa,l(IIOaRTIIBIIIiie Bhilla,n;eHHJI 6JIBa CIDienaa

915

Ilcc;re,n;oBaHHe cocTaBa pyremrn:-103 II pyTerrn.i:r-106 B CMeCII IIpO,l(J'RTOB ,l(eJieHIIJI MeTO;il;OM 6eTa-raMMa-COBITa,l(emtit Cn;HHTIIJIJIJIn;HOHHliIX crreKTpOMeTpOB.

916

Bmrn,n;errne cTpOHn;HJI-90 Ha noBepxnocTD
TeppHTopIIII CCCP B tieTBepTOM IIBapTa.1Ie
1961 ro.n;a II nepBOfi IIOJIOBHHe 1962 rO,l(a.

917

CTaTIIcTIIRa noJIBJieHHJI «ropJilllIX» qacTIIn;
B IIpII3eill£OM CJIOe B03,l(yx:a B IlO)l;MOCKOBbe
B 1961-1962 ro,n;ax.

918

CTponn;nii-90 B Bo.n;e 6accefiHa p. ~OH.

919

Bonpocu no6am.Horo pa,n;nOaKTIIBHoro aarpasHeHHH Bo,n; MnpoBoro oKeana.

~920

Active particles in fallout from nuclear
weapon tests. AEET/ AM/34.

USSR

896

0 3aTpJI3Hemm pacTHTem.HOCTH CTpOHn;irn:r.r-90 n n;eaneM-137 B 1961 ro,n;y.
B 1960-1961 ro.n;ax.

CZECHOSLOVAKIA895

Co11ntry and Title

CTpom:µi:tt-90 B BO,l(e npeCHhlX BO,l(OeMOB
CoBeTcxoro Coroaa B 1961-1962 ro,l(ax.
Co,l(epmaHHe n;eamr-137 B noBep:rnocTHbIX
Bo.n;ax AuanTIPiecxoro oxeaHa n ero Mope:lt
B 1961 ro,l(J'.
I:faytieHHe pacrrpe,l(eJieHIDI IIBOTOIIOB n;epIIJI,
pyreHHH, ~ROHHH Il HllOOIIH B npon;ecce
paaJiomeHIIH MHHepa.lll>HiiEMH KllCJIOTaMII
rrpo6 pa,l(IIOaRTIIBHLIX Bhilla,l(eHIIii II aTMOccpepHiil oca,l(ROB.
Onpe,l(eJieHHe cTpoHn;mr-90 B BO,l(ax .A.TJHlHTif!Iec:&oro oKeana B 1961 ro,l(y.
IloBe,l(eHne n;eamr-137 B xo,l(e anamrna
npo6 aTM.OccpepHilIX OCa,l(KOB.
ARKYM]JI~.a: pa,l(IloaKTIIBHoro cTpOHn;HJI
npeCHOBO,l(IlillllI pac•reHlIJIMH.
Bhilla,n;eHHe Ce141 , Ce1«, Zr95 + Nb 95 II
Sr90 Ha -reppIITopIIn CCCP BO BTOpo:tt noJIOBHHe 1962 ro,l(a.
Pa,l(IIOXIIMifliec1rnJI MeTO,l(HKa :r.raccoBoro
ROHTpOJI.ll: co.n;epmaHHJI CTpOHn;HH-90 B
rrpecfilirX Bo,n;oeMax.
CTpOHIJ;ll.i1-90 B rroBep:rnocTIILIX BO,l(ax HH;i;nttcxoro OReana B 1960-1961 ro.n;ax.
CpaBHIITem.HI>tii aHaJIIa na6moµ;aeMl>IX
rr1aHeTapHilIX pacrrpeµ;eJiemut co;:i;epi1rnmm
030Ha H HeKOTOpl>IX pa,l(IIOaRTIIBHhlX II30TOIIOB B arnoccpepe.
Romi;eHTpan;HJI cy11rnapno:tt pa.n;noa:&TIIBHOCTII npO,l(J'RTOB ;n;eJieHIDI, a Ta.Ril\e Ce141 ,Ce144, Zr95 + Nb 95 II Cs 137 B npII3eMHOM
CJIOe B03,i!JXa B IIO,l(MOCKOBbe B 1960-1962
ro.n;ax.
Crpom:i;nfi-90 B Bo.n;ax Tnxoro o:rrnaua.
HexoTopue ;n;anm.:re no xonn;eHTpaJ:\IlII pa.n;noaRTIIBfilirX npo;i;yrrroB na;n; HH.n;IIficKnM
n TllXIIM orreana:m1 n 1961-1962 ro.rr.ax.
Co.u:ep;r.anne CTpOHn;HJI-90 B 1IepnoM :r.rope
B 1959-1961 ro.n;ax.
Co,11.epmanne CTpO~.ll-90 n Mo.:ro:rrn oT.n;eJibHbIX pafioHOB CCCP B 1960-1961 ro.n;ax II B nepBOfi IIOJIOBIIHe 1962 ro;;i;a.
116

INDIA

JAPAN

921
922

923

Radio-activity survey data in Japan, No.
1.
Deposition of Sr9° and Cs 13 7 in Tokyothrough the end of July 1963.
Leukaemia and ionizing radiation in Japan. An epidemiological survey.

924

X-ray microanalysis of highly radioactive fall-out particles.

925

Fractionation phenomena in highly radioactive fall-out particles.

926

The increase in induced mutation frequency after fractionated irradiation ofgonial cells of the silkworm.
UNITED KINGDOM

927

Interim report: Radio-activity in milk,
1963. ARCRL-11.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

928

Radiological Health Data, Volwne V,
Number 2. February 1964.
INDIA

929

930

Deposition of iodine-131 from the nuclear
weapon tests in the Pacific during 1962.
AEET /AM/35.
Airborne cerium-141 and cerium-144 at
Bombay during November 1961-February 1963. AEET/AM/36 .

Document No.

Document No.

Country and Title

A/AC.82/G/L.

A/AC.82/G/L.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICAMEXICO

931

Determinaci6n del estroncio 90 en leches
y aguas de lluvia.

932

Fall-out and radio-active content of thefood chain in U.A.R. during the year
1962.

939

Environmental radiation measurementsin the South-eastern, Central and Western United States, 1962-1963. HASL145.

940
941

The radio-activity of watches.
Physics, chemistry and meteorology offall-out.

942

Radiological Health Data, Volume V,
Number 5, May 1964.

UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC

933

Fall-out and radio-active content of certain food items in U.A.R. during the firstquarter of 1963.
SWEDEN934

A review of measurements of radioactivity in food, especially dairy milk, and apresentation of the 1963 data on Cs137
and Sr90•

SWEDEN

UNITED STATES OF AMERICASWEDEN

943
944

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

935

Radiological Health Data, Volume V,
Number 3, March 1964.

945

936

Fall-out program quarterly summary report, April 1, 1964. HASL-144.

946

937

Radiological Health Data, Volume V,
Number 4, April 1964.

947

u NITED KINGDOM
938

Country and Title

Assay of strontium-90 in human bone in
the United Kingdom. Results for 1963,
part I.

117

Protective effect of cysteamine at fractionated irradiation.
The behavior of certain lanthanons in
rats.
Note on the increase of gamma radiationfrom the ground during September lstN ovember 30th, 1961.
Some observations of variations of thenatural background radiation.
Gamma radiation from the ground in
Sweden during 1960-1963.
UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC

948

Fall-out and radio-active content of foodchain in U.A.R. during the year 1963.

APPENDIX IIJST OF SCIEl'l"TIFIC EXPERTS, l\IEMBERS
OF NATIONAL DELEGATIONSThe scientific experts who took part in the preparation of the present report
while attending Committee sessions as members of national delegations are listed
below.
ME-XICOARGENTINA

Dr. M. Martinez Baez (Representative)
Dr. F. Alba Andrade (Representative)
Dr. H. Zalce

Dr. D. Beninson (Representative)
Dr. J. Flegenheimer
Dr. H. Mugliaroli
Dr. A. Placer
Dr. E. Ramos Zabarain

SWEDEN

Professor R. M. Sievert (Representative)
Dr. A. Nelson (Representative)
Professor T. Caspersson
Dr. L. Fredriksson
Dr. B. Lindell

AUSTRALIA

Mr. D. J. Stevens (Representative)
Dr. H. A. S. van den Brenk
Mr. G. U. Wilson

UNITED ARAB REPUBLICBRAZILDr. M. E. A. El-Kharadly (Representative)
Dr. S. E. Hashish (Representative)
Dr. K. A. Mahmoud

Professor C. Chagas (Representative)
Professor C. Pavan (Representative)
Dr. L. R. Caldas
Dr. E. Penna Franca
Father F. X. Roser, S.J.

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS

Professor A. M. Kuzin (Representative)
Professor N. A. Kraevsky
Professor 0. I. Leipunsky
Dr. M. A. Arsenieva
Dr. I. L. Karol
Dr. V. T. Kozlov
Dr. A. S. Kulak
Dr. Y. M. Shtukkenberg
Mr. G. I. Apollonov

BELGIUM

Professor J. A. Cohen (Representative)
Mr. J. F. Bleichrodt
CA..""<ADA

Dr. G. C. Butler (Representative)
Dr. W. E. Grummitt
Dr. H. B. Newcombe

UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN
AND NORTHERN IRELANDCZECHOSLOVAKIA

Dr. E. E. Pochin (Representative)
Professor L. Lamerton
Dr. W. G. Marley
Dr. D. H. Peirson
Dr. R. Scott Russell

Professor Dr. F. Hercik (Representative)
FRANCE

Professor L. Bugnard (Representative)
Dr. H. Jammet (Representative)
Mr.L.Facy
Dr. J. Labeyrie
Mr. G. Lambert
Dr. J. Lejeune
Mr. F. Zajdelau NITED STATES OF AMERICA
Dr. R.H. Chamberlain (Representative)
Dr. S. Warren (Representative)
Dr. A. M. Brues
Dr. V. P. Bond
Dr. D. R. Chadwick
Dr. E. P. Cronkite
Dr. C. L. Dunham
Dr. J. H. Harley
Dr. A. Hollaender
Dr. L. Machta:.fr. R. T. Norris
Mr. T. F. O'Leary
Mr. J. Rivera
Dr. P. C. Tompkins
Dr. A. C. Upton

INDIA

Dr. A. R. Gopal-Ayengar (Representative)JAPAN

Dr. K. Tsukamoto (Representative)
Dr. Y. Kawabata
Dr. M. Saiki
Dr. T. Sugahara
Dr. E. Tajima
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LIST OF SCIENTIFIC EXPERTS WHO HAVE CO-OPERATED WITH
THE COMl\llTTEE IN THE PREPARATION OF THE REPORT
Dr. B. J. O'Brien
Dr. F. Sella

Dr. K. C. Bora
Dr. G. C. Casarett
Dr. J. Liniecki

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