16 A 1 taken from aboard the ship. I repeat it is very limited. 2 But be that as it may, making certain assumptions, it would 3 appear that if the fallout material were to remain in contact 4 with the skin of the Japanese fishermen for one hour, B something of the order of 10,000 REPS would have been 6 delivered to a depth of 7 milligrams per square centimeter. 7 And if 8 did in te case of the fishermen, that it remained longer than one hour,, which it probably on up. 9 In the case of the natives, we don't even have 10 that much data to goon. The fact that the natives were Z 11 lying down during the evening of March 1, probably contributed é¢ 12 to exposing a larger surface of the body to the soft gammas ui 13 and betas. 52 a 14 natives received so many REPS, we felt we were unable to do sp. 3 15 The data woulf certainly strongly support the conclusion 16] that these lesions were due to radiation. 17 to be Little doubt. 8 Can you give us any estimate df the amount of gamma below KV cutoff? 20 DR. DUNNING: 22 Yes. Dr. Sondhaus, will you tell us that? DR. SONDHAUS: Yes. I would like to say that the 23 estimates we have do include the contribution of gamma 24 below 100 KV in the intti al spectrum which we have. oat of EEE. perter7S ema S ARCHE DR. BOND: Of that there seens But exact doses I just cannot say. 19 21 ARC But to come up with any firm number as these Approximately 8 per cent occurred below 80 KV. When you v my,