3.4
GROUP FOUR
51 LAMON
50
KOTAE
45 KAJIM
1 ABIA
(F -64)} 31 JANOR
70 NAMIKO
66 MONNA
7
88 JIALAN
30 JANET
(M—70)
rosay
u
BELLA
oT
BAS
(F ~23)
(M—34)
No children
385 JERKAN
(F-33)\ 744 KABAN
(M-~14)
(M~4)
(M-32))"~ BALKEIN (M~-1)
(F -17)
(F~30))gs MINA
(M—37)
(F-1)
Adopted from Boas
un 22)
Living Area. Kotae and Lamon lived in house No. 47 (at Ailinginae 1-3 March).
Tibas lived in house No. 40. Bella lived in house No. 46. House No. 50 also occupied
by a family of this group. Abia, Kajim, Janor, Kaban, Balkein, and Namiko were at
Ailinginae 1—3 March.
Activities.
Food and Drink. Rice, bread, crabs, fish, wild bud, copra, coffee, water, jekaro,
and coconut milk. Fresh coconut milk and meat were the only things not exposed to
fallout.
Fallout. Began in afternoon of 1 March. ‘‘ Looked like table salt. ’’
3.5
GROUP FIVE
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11 ANTAK
ELEN
(M~ _ 50) — 10 BOAS
(F —24))_-20
ERE
(M-30)f"~19 ELIO
(M~17)
(M—5)
Living Area.
Antak lived in house No. 51. Boas lived in house No. 53.
Activities.
Food and Drink. Rice, bread, fresh coconut meat, wild bud, copra, fresh crab,
fresh fish, starch, cooked pumpkin, papaya (peeled), doughnuts, tea, jekaro, and water.
Drank water after Jabwe told them not to.
Fallout.
3.6
GROUP SIX
62 MATA
80 TITIKOS
(F~57))_—-42 JONITA
(M—46) [47 KATANAR
27
(M— 28)
JABWE
(F 3)
(M-8)
Mata’s brother
Living Area. Titikos lived in house No. 57. Jabwe, village doctor, lived alone at
the dispensary, Building No. 36.
Activities.
A few of the events which occurred 1~—3 March are briefly summarized
in the interview with Jabwe, the village doctor:
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