grew in large numbers on Bikini. Breadfruit and bananas were, I understand rare as was taro, that One can safely assume if local foods are available the people will eat as well as imported foods. them, The people of Bikini enjoy both kinds of food and will not let any of it go to waste. Although the Bikinians will want to visit all of the islands and islets in the atoll, and to exploit their natural resources, I believe that if any of these areas were found to be nazardous because of remaining radiation the people would comply with restrictions wnich would be necessary. This should be a matter of local policing by the community itself. & thorough explanation should be made to the entire community, so that the reasons for imposing such restrictions would be clearly understood and appreciated by everyone. This same procedure should apply to any restrictions against eating certain food produced on Bikind. The genetic pool of the Bikini people has changed since the move twenty years ago. Increased contact with other Marshallese has resulted in out marriages. this trend will continue. It is probable that There will probably be more between Bikini ahd other parts of the Marshalis. Majuro will be focal points for tnese movements, Kili, if people return there to live, travel Ebeye and as will There wiil probably be considerable travel between Bikini and neighboring Rongelap, with whem a good number of the Bikini people have kinship ties. It can be expected that more of the young pecple will be absent ed | yh. 1250 4 11 to L