His first snave, post—-fall out, was on ‘arch 7 and was umeventful. On "erch & vesicles apweazred zround, on, and in both cars. In en effort te minimize the effect ct trs ashes he bethed on iarch ] with sea water und "Lonogen"; on warch 3 with tap ‘water and soap; on larch ¢ with sea water anc "monogen"; he trimrec hie nails twice while et sea, Cn March 14 at 6 a.r. the ship entered Yeizu harbor, and b thad iith soap enc varm wetter. He wernt to his home He then went to the publics hospital in Yaiagu bovause of the shin cisientation, the eer vecicw. ution, enc eye cischarze, Becsuse these lecicons ere more apparcn*+ on hit inc a chiprate, Yavlc, they went to the Tolve University Pestitel, Vhis prtient wed in.eciately canitted, Us has river complained of neus2a, vomitinz, fever, alarrncea, scre throat, yangival blecdins, or petechia@. He has clept <r? cvtan wells : while at sea his diet consisted of vegetables stocked in Japan and fish from the crews! catch, the fall-out. This included small fish cauzht on the lines during The diet was suppleizented with concentrated vitarin preperations,. The fresh water tanks were filled in Japan, These tanks were auxped and ree filled in Yaizu on March 14, On physical examination there was seen a well developed muscular young Japanese man who appeared olaer than his steted age. 98.8, pulse 72, BP 120/70. and back. His tezperature was There were ecneiform lesions on the face, chest, Over the left ear and on the external auditory iweatus area there were small vesicles; the sicin in these areas was cracked ana swollen draining a purulent senguinous raterial. Over the rest of the face there was seen desquanation of dark mucay skin leaving wnat eppearea to be a normal pigment layer of skin in view, US DOE ARCHIVES On the abdomen in the peltline region there were 3?