3 detonation, the crew of the Japanese fishing craft, 4 which was about 50 miles north and somewhat west of Rongelap Atoll, and was caught in the fallout, apparently being to the north of the main line of concentration. So that although these people do not come into this particular discussion to any great extent, it appears that the Japanese had somewhat of the same magnitude of whole body exposure as the Rongelap people did, but with somewhat more skin lesion as a result of a longer period ca Alderson Reporting Company Washington, D. C. 10 with the skin surface, due to poor washing, fundamentally. The larger group of people are those with whom 11 12 the special medical team dealt. 13 being evolved, will be an extremely important one from the 14 standpoint of the medical information and will be a guide 15 unquestionably in many of the military considerations of the 16 effect of radioactive fallout material. 17 reps get i ANG tdi There is another large element in the picture and 19 been thrown into considerable focus by this event. During 20 the last three days of last week, I had to sit with the 21 United States Delegation at the UN because this matter is 22 now a subject afrather violent and acrimonious discussion 23 in the Trusteeship Council. 24 trusteeship agreement of 1947 holds the Pacific 25 trust, Department of Erergy fc This report, which is_ 18 ARC Histerinv’s ©5 contact lA that concerns the international relationships which have The United States under the among them being the Marshall Islands. Islands in That mandate