me - Dr. T. HN. White * see Anaare aratermeal a= April 15, 1954 altogether. As it was, when they started to evaporate some of the specimens they found thet almost three-fourths of the game activity was disappearing. This activity was first found by putting rew samples right into the arm counter. This ought to make Perrings happy. Pat Schiavone turned up here on Monday and Bill, who is driving from Los Angeles, should be here later in the week. My own trip was quite comfortable as I managed in Kwaj to get aboard the Super-Constellation coming from Guan. I got to Hiekam about two hours ahead of Dick Durant who was on the Flyaway. As always, it is a little surprising to find life going on here es usual. You probably noticed that I left behind a supply of liquor tickets which should be enough to keep you in a pleasant glow for a considerable period of time. I hope this act will not adversely affeot your standing in the chess tourrmanment. Quite a number of people should be coming home, thereby leaving life on the island less crowded and less confused. We hope it continues enjoyable and also uncomplicated. Sincerely yours, sok THOMAS L., SHIPMAN, N. D. Health Division Leader TLS/lca