the committee of experts is that exposures at Bikini Atoll will be acceptable. Predicted exposures are well within the human radiation protection guides recommended by national and international bodies of experts provided certain precautions are taken. The committee of ex- perts recommended measures to reduce potential radiation exposures at Bikini and to insure that exposures remain acceptable for all future time. One recommendation is that periodic resurveys of Bikini Atoll should be conducted that will provide a continual check on the radiation status of the people and the environment and that will help form the basis for decision as to the time of rehabilitation of islands outside of the Bikini-Eneu complex. This continuing monitoring of the environment at Bikini Atoll is the same as the monitoring conducted routinely throughout the United States wherein measurements of radiation and radioactivity in foods are made. It is appropriate to make such measurements for the Bikini people considering such measurements are made for the people in the U. S. As to levels of radioactivity in foods at Bikini Atoll, two foods should be mentioned, namely, coconut crab and pandanus. The committee's recommendation that the population of coconut crabs be sharply reduced was directed to limiting the quantity of coconut crab in the diet. was no intent that the crabs be entirely removed from the Atoll. There Some