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to have become apprehensive and began atthat time to haul inj: weal

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(2) Two of the fishermen, Yamamoto and Masuda, who were“) 2

in more serious condition left the Kyoritsu on March 15 fore:day Alt

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2 hospitalized,

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sensaticnal stetements from Jzpanese Scientists,

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of the Jaranese were never ouite understood by

us but the following fectors mey te enuneréted es pertinent to
cur lack of progress in dealing with then:

him end his- associates: professional recognition due them for -

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Tsuzuki at his home on the evening of March 24, he’was frank ines
stating his apprehension |thatthe Anerican scientists would _ceny®eaps

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