NOV 16 Ise H. J. Peyton -\y- October 24 was also a holiday, United Nations Day. We contacted John Iman who advised that Elejo Elanjo was the Senior Health Aide that was chosen for Conard's program. I outlined to John the method we proposed to make reimbursement to the T, T. for Elanjo's services and suggested the arrangements be made effective January 1, 197¢. This was all right with John. This arrangement and the financial matters would be discussed and finalized with T. T. Headquarters at Saipan. We heard that an Army plane from Kwajalein was making an unscheduled stop at Majuro. Since our business on Majuro was most completed, and we still had some details to work out at Kwajalein, we managed to get seating on the plane. We departed Majuro at 3:30 p.m., October 24, and arrived Kwajalein at 5:20 p.m., October 23. Part of Saturday, October 24, was spent with Frank Granich of Global Associates and Murph Ownby of T. T. in detailing the arrangement for loading and shipping the items supporting the Rongelap survey. The need for a place for the survey team to conduct their examination on Ebeye was discussed. Due to overcrowded conditions on Ebeye, the T. T. this year cannot furnish a facility for examinations. We asked Granich if a trailer could be loaned from Kwajalein for the purpose. However, nothing was available. I stated that when I returned to Honolulu I would determine if a trailer could be made available from the AEC assets and, if so, would arrange to have it transferred to Conard's program and ship it to Kwajalein for final location on Ebeye. The T. T. said they would give us space and utility hook-ups for the trailer location. Granich advised they could move the trailer from Kwajalein to Ebeye and assist in set- ting it up. ‘ Conard and I departed Kwajalein at 12:35 p. m., October 25, and with intermediate stops at Ponape, Turk and Guam and arrived at Saipan 4:30 p.m., October 26, October 27, Conard and I went to T. T. Headquarters and met with Dr. Peck, head of the T, T. Medical Department, where we discussed the survey program and the part the T, T. would play in supporting the survey. Washington, Mr. Johnston, T. T. High Commissioner, was away in In the afternoon, we met with Peter Coleman, Deputy High Commissioner, Dwight Hiene, Special Assistant to the High Commissioner, Bob Hefner, Attorney General, and discussed the inconvenience payment to the Utirik people. It was agreed the T. T. would make all arrangements for payment to the people with reimburse- ment made by the AEC to the T. T. lid After this meeting, Dr. Conard