Enewetak — Page 3 thereby be assurred. (a) field trip services to Japtan, on a fairly regular basis. (e) at least one, and hopefully more, field trips bet- ween Ujelang and Japtan for the initial transfer of people and materials. . - The Council wishes to emphasize that they are perfectly capable of living on Japtan without much help; that they are resource- ful and can survive and thrive on Japtan as it now exists. They emphatically do not want to be told that they cannot go back to Japtan because there is no money to provide for the things listed above. Quite clearly this list is minimal -- under four or five thonsanc be available somewhere. iad this limited amount of money must The housing that now exists on Japtan 1S in many ways better than the existing housing at Ujelang, fo and it makes little sense to argue that the return to Japtan S irapossible because there’ is no housing. CP g HIB:bm