was very preliminary in nature and for that reason had not been widely circulated. The maps of the 13 Atolls presented at that hearing also showed only external radiation by means of letters. These maps, without any explanatory text, appear to have led to considerable misunderstanding in the Marshalls. The external radiation results for the Northern Marshalls should be available in July and would include additional maps for each of the atolls surveyed. After considerable discussion, Mr. Weisgall requested 5 additional sets of the maps currently available. He believed that Bikini-Kili Council should have them since they were used at the March 22 hearing. He also requested a map of the United States showing the same type of 'letter" designation as is used on the Marshalls map. This, he believed, would put the Marshalls data in a better perspective. DOE officials stated that such a map could be prepared but it would take some time to do so. they would try to meet this request as soon as they could. Nonetheless, 4, Need for translation of certain documents and /or reports into Marshallese Mr. Weisgall noted that in the agreement signed by the U.S. Government and the Legal Advisor of the people of Bikini in relation to the dropping of the Law suit in the Hawaii Court, there was agreement that certain documents would be translated into Marshallese. He also pointed out that whereas the Department of Energy had prepared certain background _ briefing information on radiation hazards in Marshallese for the people of Enewetak, this has not been done for the Bikinians. He also, particularly, believed that if Bikini Island and Eneu Island definitely are to be off limits to the people of Bikini, a statement to this effect must be translated into the Marshallese language. His points were noted and will be taken under consideration. 5. Need for prompt notice on any Congressional Hearings It was agreed that whenever OTA has word of any forthcoming Congressional Hearing that might involve Bikini matters, Mr. Weisgall would be informed immediately as well. as the High Commissioner. 6. Query as to whether the Department of Energy's Report of May 15, on _Eneu Island was a final recommendation. 1979, Dr. Wachholz in response to this question pointed out that the May 15, 1979 report for Eneu Island had the food chain aspect factored into it as well as other radiation factors. While there might be a few minor changes, the basic recommendation was not expected to change. on, or i on Mrs. Van Cleve stated that the Department of the Interior had made its decision with respect to eliminating Eneu Island as a possible resettlement site on the basis of the May 15 report.