DOB ARCHIVES 11 The Community Development Project on Kili was terminated some time after the typhoon. It was not continued by the community as far as I know. Attempts by the Administration to obtain another location for the displaced Bikinians have been abortive. The economic difficulties of the former Bikini people were alleviated when they were paid the sum of $325,000 by the Government in exchange for the use of Bikini Atoll. The interest from the trust fund, into which $300,000 was placed ip a quaranteed income wnich hlps the local economy. This will become less significant as the population increases, as it has sitnce the fund was established in 1956. Present Attitudes Toward Kili The attitudes of Magistrate Juda, tne leader of the Kill community, and of other leading people of the community with whom I talked on Majuro, Kwajalein and Ebeye in connection with the Bikini Atoll Survey, seemed to be unchanged. They still say that Kilt is ne good, it is like a prison, there 1s not enough food there, and the like. The same objec- tions wnich were made Over a decade ago are still made. All of the people whom i interviewed stated that they wanted to return to Bikini to live. They were all very anxious about the survey and what the results would be in terms of their being allowed to return to Bikini or not.