vor. as the site since it lacks sufficient land surface for the instrumentation necessary to the scientific ctservaticns which must be made. Of other possible sites Enivetok has the fewest inhabitants to be cared for, approximately 145, and, whet is very; important from a radiolorical standpoint, it is isclated and there are hundreds of miles cf open seas in the direction in which winds might earry radioactive varticles. Conetreetion will be supported thrcourch whe Heweiian Islands, Johnston ne cermanent trensfer elsewhere of the Island people now living on foron end RBiijiri Islands in nixetok Atoll will be necessary. They are not now living in their cririnal ancestral homes but in vemocrary structures provided for them on the two foreroing Islands tc which they were moved by States Forces during the war in the Pacific, after they had scattered ca United 2 tnrourhout the 2t il to avcid beinr cressed into laber service b> Japanese and fcr protection arainst? militery operations, the The sites fcr the econcernei will be reimbursed for lands utilized and wiAd be cliven every ov re surfject to dancer; also that trose few inha itants who will move will underso the rinimunm of inconvenience. ‘DOE ARCHIVES The construction vro-ram which is being undertaken by the armed forces for the Comrissicn, will c onsist of the installation of cornJete facilities, includinzs housing, utilities, commenications, protective structures,