Buck for the Marshallese: Oh, I was just going to say, the meaning of your reply, is leave them for us. Ray: Don't use them because we need them. Well, I'm just saying that we do need a certain number of breadfruit and pandanas in order to, to make better evaluations of Enjebi Island and if they are all gone then we can't do that. Senator John: So we need some of them. I would like there to be a supplement report or additional information given than what is in the book and on this, this matter. Where in each island or atoll is it best to harvest or have food grown and what are the amounts of certain foods that would be advisable for us to feel free in eating as opposed to other amounts. Are there some guidelines like that, because that information isn't given here and it seems very important for us to know? Ray: And that is precisely, that is precisely one of the reasons that Bill Robison needs to continue the experimentation on Enjebi. exclusively applicable to Enjebi. That is not It's learning what occurs in an island for application to other locations, as well. Senator John: Well, thank you for your reply. I just am still kind of marveling at the fact that you have quite extensive data in this report from atoll to atoll but I really don't see any concrete recommendations that you have made regarding people's diet. important for us to know. Robison: And it seems like that is very How much breadfruit, how much pandanas? Well, I think again I can repeat what was said earlier with the exclusion of Bikini and the northern end of Rongelap there is no need to worry, I mean you can eat breadfruit and pandanas and coconut from any of the islands in any quantity from the other atolls. The doses we predict from that are very low and like we said are no different than, than exposures that other people get throughout the world. Marshallese: Your number 4 on this map, ...it seems like yesterday you said everywhere is fine, permissible for people to live and take their food Ty > eh 2 ance ace be 31