11, After we crossed the reef, the ship dropped anchor and the Marshallese boat tied up ~- astern, Five Marshallese were in the boat, vited aboard - a common courtesy - on any ship, aboard to serve as a pilot across the atoll, They were not in- Finally, one man was asked I later found out the man at the tiller of the Marshallese boat was the new magistrate of the island, I found this a breach of common courtesy and very embarrassing, 5. Medical Team Problems Ay H.B. and C.O. were aware of my problems with Dr, Bilz Grant and my attempts to solve those problems, On the last day at Utirik, I went ashore and spent four hours in sick call, assisted by Dr. John Taman, We delivered a large amount of drugs and medical equipment and supplies to the health aid but when I left at noon - at least twenty patients were still waiting, I had veen lnutormed oy U.0,, tne prior cay, tnat a iarge storm was moving towaro utiri« and he advised leaving a day ahead of our scheduled departure, I agreed tc this because we had ciscovered a pre-eclamptic lady who needed to be evacuated to Kwajalein as goon as possible - with the least amount of trauma, of the weather forecast I decided to leave carly, people thought we were deserting them, In light I am afraid some of the In addition, the island had planned a "going away" party for tne team tha evening of our departure, We attempted to have a combined BNL/Island party the evening before departure but the magistrate had not understood that we were leaving early, C,0, had an expensive veather facsimile recorder in his stateroom and I presumed the forecast was accurate, The trip back to Kwajalein was relatively smooth, The pre-eclamptic lady delivered her child at sea at 2230 the evening of departure, was accompanying her, After the child was delivered, the grandmother took WE fal charge of the baby until she became seasick, ef CL} Her mother I then suggested to H.B. that