using the ci4 technique. Dr. I. E. Wallen, U. S. Atomic Energy Commission, of Biology and Medicine, Division spent one week with the group at Rongelap. Personnel from the Eniwetok Field Office, (U. S. Atomic Energy Commission) accompanied the group for the purpose of making gamma dose rate measurements. The period from October 1, 1959 to June 1960 was spent in the preparation and analysis of samples and data collected on the September field trip. Soils. Sieving, beta counting, determination of exchangeable bases, classification and mapping, gross- preparation of samples representative of the six major soil types for radio- chemical analysis. Plants. Preparation of plant samples by drying, gross-beta counting, grinding, radiochemical analysis of edible plants, cs137 ana potassium determinations of selected samples from fertilizer plots and different soil types, vegetation map of northern half Bottom Samples. completion of of Rongelap Island. Determination of composition of cores by one-inch increments,gross-beta counting of total material fine particle 9002288 size fractions, and gamma spectrometric examination