potential. Physically, the island itself is much more comparable to Bikini than Jabwor Island, except for the lack of a lagoon. Kili provides the means, for the present, of the Bikini and Kili people remaining together. Cons a) Serious disadvantage of difficulty of access during four months of year because of no reef and lagoon. b) Lack of community facilities--school buildings, VA, WARTS ot dispensary, community hall, warehouse, etc. On the basis of all of the factors outlined above, it is my decision that the people of Bikini Island should be relocated to Kili Island at this time. Kili Island's deficiencies are primarily physical in nature and can be overcome in time. i - — le and the legislation just recently approved by the House of Representatives, provide a funding base for starting the necessary work on Kili Island, other than the construction of the temporary _ ‘ facilities, which, ee eh * The Admini- stration's legislative proposal for Bikini rehabilitation, “ose a deal with and are less susceptible to resolution. = . - am as Mrs, Van Cleve stated, is underway at this. . time. . 4 . major problems of Jabwor Island involve serious questions of relationships between the peoples, which are more difficult to ai eR Fe a lg gee tlhe aci f The In summary, therefore, it is my judgment that the best . a ae me sews . _ _ 8 Oh 9 HW-A-AR a ' RT RS RTTSRE 8 ER ey ae pee eearr arr . . s . + = ee ~_ 4 7