Two weeks ago I cabled the President and informed him that this report was now ready for presentation and I asked that we be permitted to come here this week to meet with those of you representing the islands that were surveyed, and any others who might be interested. We all regret very much that President Kabua cannot be here today. He informed me that he could not be; however, he said that we would be welcome to come ahead and meet with you, and knowing that I expect to meet with him next week and he will get a personal briefing on the report. We appreciate very much your coming in to be with us here so that we could come to one place to make this presentation. At later dates we hope to visit your home islands and at least answer questions that people may have and perhaps make a presentation if that seems worthwhile. What we would like to suggest this afternoon is that Mrs. Buck will go through the booklet using the slides. (and) She will not read it entirely but she will summarize what is on each page, summarize each chapter of the book. (and) We will be pleased to answer questions during and after that presentation. We would suggest that the questions be questions of explanation of what she has said rather than questions of broadening outside of what is in the book. Then after you have had a chance to study it, to look it over tonight and tomorrow, we would like to suggest that tomorrow afternoon we would meet with you and entertain any questions that may have come up as a result of your reading. Does everyone now have a copy of the (of the) colored pamphlet? (Right there on the table in front. etc. Coming up.) Does anyone have a question or suggestion before we proceed? Alice Buck: Yes. ‘ yout AR RI ™ Ray: We have one question here.