operated by Holmes & Narver, at the expense of AEC, but will be revenue producing. Any profits therefrom will accrue as a credit to the Govern=- ment, being accounted for as a "Welfare fund". Recommendations previously outlined as to Medical facilities have been substantially carried out by agreement with all Agnecies concerned. During Phase II, Holmes & Narver will provide advance base type medical and dental care for its own employees, and the military establishment will provide emergency evacuation, surgery, and emergency hospitalization as required. Recommendations in the Reconnaissance Report as to the means of pro- viding currency at the Project Site has been modified to the extent that by agreement with CINCPAC, Holmes & Narver will transport currency to the Project Site in the safekeeping of Captains of Naval Vessels, for the purpose of issuing payrolls. These payrolls will consist of a small partial pay- ment of wages or salaries, the remainder to be paid to a bank or dependent on the Mainland, designated by the employee. After the token payment is issued, the employee may purchase Script, which will be a mode of exckange in camp commissary, club, and similar installations. FINALLY: Sections VI and VII of the Reconnaissance Report pertaining to the Test and Roll-up periods are not yet accompanied by sufficient new information for intelligent revision. Section VIII of the Reconaissance Report itemizes 28 specific recom. mendations. These have all been accomplished or been accepted as criteria, or are in progress with the exception of No. 8 and 13, which are not yet firm as to policy and No. 23, which was modified to make use of the planting of grasSo 39