29 I would also like to say that the immediate problem is that the tolerance whioh 4s being proposed in the A.E.C. regulation simply can't be met in the mines at the present time. So what they want is an exemption to that tolerance and this decision is going to have to be made and be made in the next month or two, Hy own view fe that these tolerances can be met as a ontter of economics and I think here is where our responsibility lies, because I think this industry would not exist except for the fact thet we need the uraniun, We set the price, we tell the mine operators how much we pey per pound of uranium removed from the cround and thet price is predicated on what we think the cost of oper= ating those mines cught to be plus a reason~ able profit, If the cost of operating thoce mines as determined by us does not rermit adequate ventilation of those mines, we have to change the price, It is ag sicple as that. DR. ALBERT: I think there is some argument as to whether or not the radon levels can be controlled,