View of Person Being Tested for Radiation

(Original Caption) Attired in special clothing Billiet (seated), one of six Marshall Islands natives who were affected by radioactive dust and ash after the hydrogen bomb detonation in 1954, is prepared for tests to determine the amount of radiation remaining in his body. From left to right are Dr. Robert Conrad, of the AEC's Brookhaven Laboratory on Long Island, who is in charge of the group; Dr. Charles E. Miller, of the Argonne National Laboratory here, where the tests are being made; and Islanders Alex; John; Tima; Iroje; William, a "control" who ws not exposed to radiation; and Leban.