their family groups presently on Kili? It is our understand- ing, from the meetings here with Representative Ataji Balos and the Kili representatives, that a group of relatives of approximately this size has been trying to join their relatives. Inushort, will the program be dealing with the present group of 112 now on Bikini Island or a new total of 152? I am also sending a copy of the vroposed feeding program to Dr. Conard for his comment indicating, of course, that it is still in a preliminary stage. For the past two years, he has been very much concerned on the lack of vitamins in the children's diet on Bikini Island and regularly he has reconmended vitamin supplements for the small children. This, unrtortunately never seems to have occurred. The provosed feedang program and suggested menus appear to us to remedy the Situation, but it might be well to have the problem of the very young children considered in view of past deficiencics. Sincerely yours, wirkS, AUTH G. YAN CLEVE Hrs. Ruth G. Van Cleve Director Office of Territorial Affairs