Abstract
THE implementation of civil-defense training programs is not progressing with rapidity. Bradford's remarks on this subject1 appear plausible. He stated, "The obstacle is the basic belief that it won't happen to us." One has but to recall Pearl Harbor to realize that it may happen at any time and in any place. That thought is being given to the problem, however, and progress is being made, are indicated in later reports.2 , 3 Various estimates have been made of the number of casualties to be expected from an atomic-bomb attack. The number of bombs dropped upon a single city will determine largely . . .
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