poe a at 4 . ‘ me ak de mel eo TABLE IT EXAMPLES OF SUBJECTS WITH NOSE COUNTS ABOVE 50 COUNTS PER MINUTE Date Nose Counts a 28 7-19-44 10-12-44 ll- 7-44 12-29-44 4-20-45 Nose Counts” Subject No. 8 Subject No. 5 4-17-44? Date 175 199 207 -144 188 207 717-408 174-113 73-27 196-172 421-41 122-107 138-129 62-22 101-67 250-87 930-82 272-174 163-43 267-131 177-118 170-165 504-416 246-514 720-501 2559-3111 199-150 320-200 126-78 608-94 68-50 217-182 336-316 394-182 324-182¢ 218-122 486-152 128-108 92-56 520-394 1096-329¢ 64-80 100-80 100-60 148-130° 96-76 100~96 70-66 64-52 696-90 144-48 88-26 76~60 6- 2-45 4 5 88-26 216-100 231-213 20-60 7 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 22 23 7- 2-45 4 291-201 286-89 1181-323 454-385 1107-1292 509-229 623-560 1208-680 146-92 9238-615 1506-1009 1898-1100 90-23 400-274 164-170 236-97¢ 324-126 6 7 9 10 11 12 14 16_ 17 18 19 23 24 25 26 8-13-45 20 a? 9-12-45 14 17 5- 8-46 6-17-46 198-118° 338-278 268-72 1016-694 484-304 250-247 198-166 356-328 364-328 462-410 752-545 179-183° 941-243 898-816 322-160 166-154 768-652 124-56 202-100 300-136 106-78 165-107 136-72 52-825 168-401 “counts per minute of activity swiped from each nostril. only one nostril swabbed. “accidental exposure suspected. a NoseCounts Subject No. 9 6 5 Date 372-146 562-98 698-664 70-64 208-140 112-80 1164-608 608-6 26° 57=50 879-706 838-842 1296-306° 164-408 3040-464 2086-482 89 76-5186 660-204 674-530 39 22-1752