104 fishermen was due to so greatly their extensive beta burns. Did those natives have enough burns, or would that be sufficient to have any effect? In other words, did we have something here in addition to whole body gamma that might account for some of these physical conditions? questions. I don't know. These are both I would like to repeat also that the estimates were without any estimates of contribution of soft gamma to beta. Alderson Reporting Company Washington, D. C 11 DR. DUNHAM: As far as the Japanese fishermen, 13 two of the fishermen whose scalp was a mass of exudation, 14 from the photograph. CDR. CONARD: I I think it was more extensive than anything in the natives. 17 DR. DUNHAM: ‘This man's scalp was just a mass of 18 gunk. 19 nothing unusual in the way of systemic symptoms that could 20 be related to the second effect of skin burns. 21 Certainly I think Ray would go along that there was LT, SHULMAN: 22 local sunburn. 23 24 I think you might Look at it asa . DR. HARRIS: ARC Could you possibly Conclude this apparently self limiting nausea that these individuals had, 25 att as don't think the natives have lesions comparable to oneor 16 of and I say it again, 12 15 traced saidthat this morning, well as the sky shine. 10 Depart, aigtori.'S I and they had some, ny ray did they not very early, could be due to y Cad ro pAvrie = /Q