[1964 diary]

1964 SUN. MON. TUE. WED. THU. FRI. SAT. JAN 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 . FEB 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 MAR 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31. APR 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 . MAY 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 . JUN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 . 1964 SUN. MON. TUE. WED. THU. FRI. SAT. JUL 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 . AUG 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 . SEP 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 . OCT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 NOV 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 . DEC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 . Made in U. S. A.

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NAMES OF THE MONTHS January was named for Janus, the Roman god who had two faces; one looking into the past and the other into the future. February comes from the Latin word FebruO, to purify. It was the time of the year for Roman cere- momies of purification. March was named for Mars, Roman god of war, and in the time of Romulus it was the first month in the year. In this day there were only ten months in the calendar. These were of uneven lengths, some having less than twenty days and some con- taining as many as thirty-five days. When Numa became King, which was about 700 years before Christ, he decided that there should be 12 months and added two — January and February — and placed them at the beginning of the calendar; and in that way March became the third month. Among the old Saxons this month was known as Lenct, mean- ing spring, and this is the origin of our word Lent. April is from the Latin word Aperio, to open; it is at this season that the flowers and leaves begin to bloom. The Saxons called the month Easter Month, in honor of Easter, the goddess of spring. May was named for Maia, daughter of the Roman deity Atlas. June was named for the goddess Juno. July for a long time was known by its old name of Quintilis, from the Latin meaning five, as it was the fifth month in the ancient calendar of Romulus; but its name was changed to July in honor of Julius Caesar. August, too, retained its old name of Sextilis (the sixth month) until the time of Augustus, who changed it to August. September is from the Latin septem, seven; orig- inally the 7th month, it has been the 9th for 2,000 years.

October, November, and December also retain the names by which they were known when there were but ten months in the year, being derived from the Latin words Octo, Novem, and Decem — eight, nine, and ten. NAMES OF THE DAYS English names for days of the week come from Norse mythology by way of Anglo-Saxon, and for that reason are often similar to the Roman names, which the Teutonic tribes adapted. The Romans named their days after the sun, moon and planets — Mars, Mercury, Jove (Jupiter), Venus and Saturn, which were named after their gods. Sunday, the sun's day, is the same in German: Sonntag. But Italian, French and Spanish name it after the Lord's Day. Monday, the moon's day, is Montag in German (Mond moon), but the Latin luna, for moon, survives in Italian, French, Spanish. Tuesday is the day of Tyr, Norse god of war; the French Mardi and Italian Martedi come from Mars, also Roman god of war. Wednesday comes from Woden, a Norse god, but the Romance languages derive their words from the Roman Mercury, while the Germans call it Mittwoch — midweek. Thursday is the day of Thor, god of thunder. His Latin equivalent, Jove, accounts for Giovedi (Ital.), Jeudi (Fr.), Jueves (Span.). Friday is the day of Freya, Norse goddess of marriage. Similarly the Romance languages get their names from Venus, Roman goddess of love. Saturday is derived from Saturn. In Italian it is Sabbato, the Sabbath; Sabado in Spanish.

LEGAL HOLIDAYS IN THE STATES, D.C., and PUERTO RICO Each State has jurisdiction over the holidays it will observe. They are designated either by legislative act or executive proclamation. The President and Congress designate only for the District of Columbia and Federal employees throughout the nation. JAN. 1 — New Year’s Day. All the States, D.C., Puerto Rico. JAN. 19 — Robert E. Lee’s Birth- day. Ala., Ark., Fla., Ga., Ky., La., Miss., N.C., S.C., Tenn., Tex.; Lee- Jackson Day in Virginia. JAN. 20 — Inauguration Day. Dis- trict of Columbia. Beginning 1937 and every fourth year thereafter. FEB. 12 — Lincoln’s Birthday. All the States, except Ala., D.C., Fla., Ga., Hawaii, Idaho, La., Me., Mass., Miss., N.H., N.C., Okla., R.I., S.C., Tex., Va. (In Ark., a memorial day) FEB. 22 — Washington’s Birthday. All the States (Presidents’ Day in Hawaii), D.C., Puerto Rico. MAR. 30 — Seward’s Day. In Alaska.

LEGAL HOLIDAYS—Continued GOOD FRIDAY — Ark. (a memorial day), Conn., Del., Fla., Hawaii, Ill., Ind., La., Md., Minn., N.J., N.D., Pa., Tenn., Puerto Rico. In California and Wisconsin after 12 noon. APRIL 13 — Thomas Jefferson’s Birthday. Ala., Mo., and Nebr. (a memorial day). APRIL 19 — Patriots’ Day. Me., Mass. APRIL 26 — Confederate Memorial Day. Ala., Fla., Ga., Miss. MAY 10 — Confederate Memorial Day. N.C., S.C. MAY 30 — Memorial Day. All the States (except Ala., Ga., Miss., S.C., Texas), D.C., Puerto Rico. JUNE 3 — Jefferson Davis’ Birth- day. Ala., Fla., Ga., Miss., S.C., Texas. Confederate Memorial Day. Ky., La., Tenn., (Ark., a memorial day). JULY 4 — Independence Day. All the States, D.C., Puerto Rico. LABOR DAY — First Monday in Sept. All the States, D.C., Puerto Rico.

LEGAL HOLIDAYS—Continued OCT. 12 — Columbus Day. All the States and Puerto Rico except D.C., Hawaii, Idaho, Me., Miss., N.C., Okla., S.C., S.D., Tenn. and Va. (Ala., Ark., Ind., Iowa, Mich., N.D., Ore., Wisc., and Wyo. observe spe- cial holiday this date) OCT. 18 — Alaska Day. In that State. GENERAL ELECTION DAY — First Tuesday after the first Mon- day in November. All the States (Ohio after 12 noon) and Puerto Rico, except Ala., Alaska, Conn., D.C., Ga., Idaho, Kan., Ky., Mass., Minn., Miss., Nebr., N.M., Utah, Vt. Observed usually only when presi- dential or general elections are held. NOV. 11 — Veteran’s Day. All the States, D.C., Puerto Rico. THANKSGIVING DAY — Fourth Thursday in November. All the States, D.C., Puerto Rico. DEC. 25 — Christmas Day. All the States, D.C., Puerto Rico.

DAYS USUALLY OBSERVED Not Legal Holidays ARMED FORCES DAY — Third Saturday in May. CITIZENSHIP DAY — September 17 FATHER'S DAY — Third Sunday in June. FLAG DAY — June 14. (Legal in Pa.) MOTHER'S DAY — Second Sunday in May. UNITED NATIONS DAY — October 24. WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Traditional List Recommended by Social Authorities 1st Paper 2nd Cotton 3rd Leather 4th Fruit and Flowers 5th Wooden 6th Sugar and Candy, Iron 7th Woolen or Copper 8th Bronze or Pottery 9th Willow or Pottery 10th Tin or Aluminum 11th Steel 12th Silk or Linen 13th Lace 14th Ivory 15th Crystal 20th China 25th Silver 30th Pearl 35th Coral 40th Ruby 45th Sapphire 50th Golden 55th Emerald 60th Diamond 75th Diamond

POINTS OF CONSTITUTIONAL LAW Congress must meet at least once a year. Congress may admit as many new states as desired. One State cannot undo the act of another. By the Constitution every citizen is guaranteed a speedy trial by jury. Congress cannot pass a law to punish for a crime already committed. A person who commits a felony in one State cannot find refuge in another. Treaties with foreign powers are made by the President and ratified by the Senate. The territories each have a delegate to Congress who is allowed the privilege of debate, but not the cight to vote. The Vice-President, who ex-officio presides over the Senate has no vote in that body except in case of a tie ballot. If the President holds a bill longer than ten days while Congress is in session it becomes a law without his signature. An act of Congress cannot become a law over the President's veto except on a two-thirds vote of both houses. The House of Representatives may impeach the President for any crime, but the Senate has the sole cower to try all impeachments. Amendments to the Constitution of the United States require a two-third vote of each House of Congress, and must be ratified by at least three- fourths of the States. The President of the United States must be at least 35 years of age; a Senator, 30; a Congressman, 25; The President must have been a resident of the United States fourteen years. A naturalized citizen is not eligible to the office of President of the United States. A male child born in a foreign land to American parents has an equal chance to become the President with one born on American soil. The United States shall guarantee to every State a Republican form of government, and shall protect each of them against invasion, and on application of the Legislature or of the Executive (when the Legis- lature cannot be convened), against domestic trouble.

OFFICIAL 1960 CENSUS CITIES OF 25,000 AND OVER Compiled by U. S. Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of the Census ALABAMA Anniston ......... 33,657 Bessemer ......... 33,054 Birmingham ........ 340,887 Decatur ........... 29,217 Dothan ............ 31,440 Florence .......... 31,649 Gadsden ........... 58,088 Huntsville ........ 72,365 Mobile ............ 202,779 Montgomery ........ 134,393 Phoenix City ...... 27,630 Prichard .......... 47,371 Selma ............. 28,385 Tuscaloosa ........ 63,370 ALASKA Anchorage ......... 44,237 ARIZONA Mesa ............... 33,772 Phoenix ............ 439,170 Tucson ............. 212,892 ARKANSAS El Dorado .......... 25,292 Fort Smith ......... 52,991 Hot Springs ........ 28,337 Little Rock ........ 107,813 N. Little Rock ..... 58,032 Pine Bluff .......... 44,037 CALIFORNIA Alameda ............ 63,855 Alhambra .......... 54,807 Anaheim ........... 104,184 Arcadia ............ 41,005 Bakersfield ........ 56,848 Baldwin Park ...... 33,951 Bellflower ......... 45,909 Berkeley ........... 111,268 Beverly Hills ...... 30,817 Buena Park ........ 46,401 Burbank ............ 90,155 Chula Vista ........ 42,034 Compton ........... 71,812 Concord ............ 36,208 Costa Mesa ......... 37,550 Culver City ........ 32,163 Daly City .......... 44,791 Downey ............. 82,505 El Cajon ........... 37,618 El Cerrito .......... 25,437 Eureka ............. 28,137 Fremont ............ 43,790 Fresno ............. 133,929 Fullerton .......... 56,180 Gardena ............ 35,943 Garden Grove ...... 84,238 Glendale ........... 119,442 Hawthorne .......... 33,035 Hayward ............ 72,700 Huntington Park .... 29,920 Inglewood .......... 63,390 La Habra .......... 25,136 Lakewood ........... 67,126 La Mesa ............ 30,441 Long Beach ........ 344,168 Los Angeles ....... 2,479,015 Lynwood ............ 31,614 Manhattan Beach ... 33,934 Menlo Park ......... 26,957 Modesto ............ 36,585 Monrovia ........... 27,079 Montebello ......... 32,097 Monterey Park ..... 37,821 Mountain View ..... 30,889 National City ...... 32,771 Newport Beach ..... 26,564 Norwalk ............ 88,739 Oakland ............ 367,548 Ontario ............ 46,617 Orange ............. 26,444 Oxnard ............. 40,265 Palo Alto .......... 52,287 Paramount .......... 27,249 Pasadena .......... 116,407 Pico Rivera ........ 49,150 Pomona ............. 67,157 Redlands ........... 26,829 Redondo Beach ..... 46,986 Redwood City ...... 46,290 Richmond .......... 71,854 Riverside .......... 84,332 Sacramento ........ 191,667 Salinas ............. 28,957 San Bernardino ..... 91,922 San Bruno .......... 29,063 S. Buenaventura .... 29,114

CENSUS — Continued San Diego.... 573,224 San Francisco.... 740,316 San Jose.... 204,196 San Leandro.... 65,962 San Mateo.... 69,870 Santa Ana.... 100,350 Santa Barbara.... 58,768 Santa Clara.... 58,880 Santa Cruz.... 25,596 Santa Monica.... 83,249 Santa Rosa.... 31,027 South Gate.... 53,831 S. San Francisco.... 39,418 Stockton.... 86,321 Sunnyvale.... 52,898 Torrance.... 100,991 Vallejo.... 60,877 West Covina.... 50,645 Westminster.... 25,750 Whittier.... 33,663 COLORADO Aurora.... 48,548 Boulder.... 37,718 Colorado Springs.... 70,194 Denver.... 493,887 Englewood.... 33,398 Fort Collins.... 25,027 Greeley.... 26,314 Pueblo.... 91,181 CONNECTICUT Bridgeport.... 156,748 Bristol.... 45,499 Hartford.... 162,178 Meriden.... 51,850 Middletown.... 33,250 Milford.... 41,662 New Britain.... 82,201 New Haven.... 152,048 New London.... 34,182 Norwalk.... 67,775 Norwich.... 38,506 Stamford.... 92,713 Torrington.... 30,045 Waterbury.... 107,130 DELAWARE Wilmington.... 95,827 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washington.... 763,956 FLORIDA Clearwater.... 34,653 Coral Gables.... 34,793 Daytona Beach.... 37,395 Fort Lauderdale.... 83,648 Fort Pierce.... 25,256 Gainesville.... 29,701 Hialeah.... 66,972 Hollywood.... 35,237 Jacksonville.... 201,030 Key West.... 33,956 Lakeland.... 41,350 Miami.... 291,688 Miami Beach.... 63,145 North Miami.... 28,708 Orlando.... 88,135 Panama City.... 33,275 Pensacola.... 56,752 St. Petersburg.... 181,298 Sarasota.... 34,083 Tallahassee.... 48,174 Tampa.... 274,970 W. Palm Beach.... 56,208 GEORGIA Albany.... 55,890 Athens.... 31,355 Atlanta.... 487,455 Augusta.... 70,626 Columbus.... 116,779 East Point.... 35,633 Macon.... 69,764 Marietta.... 25,565 Rome.... 32,226 Savannah.... 149,245 Valdosta.... 30,652 HAWAII Hilo.... 25,966 Honolulu.... 294,194 IDAHO Boise City.... 34,481 Idaho Falls.... 33,161 Pocatello.... 28,534 ILLINOIS Alton.... 43,047 Arlington Heights.... 27,878 Aurora.... 63,715 Belleville.... 37,264 Berwyn.... 54,224 Bloomington.... 36,271 Calumet City.... 25,000 Champaign.... 49,583 Chicago.... 3,550,404 Chicago Heights.... 34,331 Cicero.... 69,130 Danville.... 41,856 Decatur.... 78,004 Des Plaines.... 34,886

CENSUS — Continued East St. Louis.... 81,712 Elgin............. 49,447 Elmhurst.......... 36,991 Evanston.......... 79,283 Freeport.......... 26,628 Galesburg......... 37,243 Granite City...... 40,073 Harvey............ 29,071 Highland Park..... 25,532 Joliet............ 66,780 Kankakee.......... 27,666 Maywood........... 27,330 Moline............ 42,705 Oak Lawn.......... 27,471 Oak Park.......... 61,093 Park Forest....... 29,993 Park Ridge........ 32,659 Pekin............. 28,146 Peoria............ 103,162 Quincy............ 43,793 Rockford.......... 126,706 Rock Island....... 51,863 Skokie............ 59,364 Springfield....... 83,271 Urbana............ 27,294 Waukegan.......... 55,719 Wilmette.......... 28,268 INDIANA Anderson.......... 49,061 Bloomington....... 31,357 East Chicago...... 57,669 Elkhart........... 40,274 Evansville......... 141,543 Fort Wayne........ 161,776 Gary............... 178,320 Hammond........... 111,698 Indianapolis....... 476,258 Kokomo............ 47,197 Lafayette.......... 42,330 Marion............ 37,854 Michigan City..... 36,653 Mishawaka......... 33,361 Muncie............ 68,603 New Albany........ 37,812 Richmond.......... 44,149 South Bend........ 132,445 Terre Haute....... 72,500 IOWA Ames............... 27,003 Burlington......... 32,430 Cedar Rapids....... 92,035 Clinton............ 33,589 Council Bluffs..... 55,641 Davenport.......... 88,981 Des Moines......... 208,982 Dubuque............ 56,606 Fort Dodge......... 28,399 Iowa City.......... 33,443 Mason City......... 30,642 Ottumwa............ 33,871 Sioux City.......... 89,159 Waterloo........... 71,755 KANSAS Hutchinson......... 37,574 Kansas City........ 121,901 Lawrence........... 32,858 Prairie Village..... 25,356 Salina............. 43,202 Topeka............. 119,484 Wichita............ 254,698 KENTUCKY Ashland............ 31,283 Bowling Green...... 28,338 Covington.......... 60,376 Lexington.......... 62,810 Louisville......... 390,639 Newport............ 30,070 Owensboro.......... 42,471 Paducah............ 34,479 LOUISIANA Alexandria......... 40,279 Baton Rouge........ 152,419 Bossier City........ 32,776 Lafayette.......... 40,400 Lake Charles....... 63,392 Monroe............. 52,219 New Iberia......... 29,062 New Orleans........ 627,525 Shreveport......... 164,372 MAINE Bangor............. 38,912 Lewiston........... 40,804 Portland........... 72,566 MARYLAND Baltimore.......... 939,024 Cumberland........ 33,415 Hagerstown......... 36,660 Rockville.......... 26,090 MASSACHUSETTS Attleboro.......... 27,118 Beverly............ 36,108 Boston............. 697,197 Brockton........... 72,813 Cambridge.......... 107,716 Chelsea............ 33,749 Chicopee........... 61,553

CENSUS — Continued Everett.... 43,544 Fall River.... 99,942 Fitchburg.... 43,021 Gloucester.... 25,789 Haverhill.... 46,346 Holyoke.... 52,689 Lawrence.... 70,933 Leominster.... 27,929 Lowell.... 92,107 Lynn.... 94,478 Malden.... 57,676 Medford.... 64,971 Melrose.... 29,619 New Bedford.... 102,477 Newton.... 92,384 Northampton.... 30,058 Peabody.... 32,202 Pittsfield.... 57,879 Quincy.... 87,409 Revere.... 40,080 Salem.... 39,211 Somerville.... 94,697 Springfield.... 174,463 Taunton.... 41,132 Waltham.... 55,413 Westfield.... 26,302 Woburn.... 31,214 Worcester.... 186,587 MICHIGAN Allen Park.... 37,494 Ann Arbor.... 67,340 Battle Creek.... 44,169 Bay City.... 53,604 Birmingham.... 25,525 Dearborn.... 112,007 Detroit.... 1,670,144 East Detroit.... 45,756 East Lansing.... 30,198 Ferndale.... 31,347 Flint.... 196,940 Garden City.... 38,017 Grand Rapids.... 177,313 Hamtramck.... 34,137 Hazel Park.... 25,631 Highland Park.... 38,063 Inkster.... 39,097 Jackson.... 50,720 Kalamazoo.... 82,089 Lansing.... 107,807 Lincoln Park.... 53,933 Livonia.... 66,702 Madison Heights.... 33,343 Midland.... 27,779 Muskegon.... 46,485 Oak Park.... 36,632 Pontiac.... 82,233 Port Huron.... 36,084 Roseville.... 50,195 Royal Oak.... 80,612 Saginaw.... 98,265 St. Clair Shores.... 76,657 Southfield.... 31,501 Southgate.... 29,404 Warren.... 89,246 Wyandotte.... 43,519 Wyoming.... 45,829 MINNESOTA Austin.... 27,908 Bloomington.... 50,498 Duluth.... 106,884 Edina.... 28,501 Minneapolis.... 482,872 Minnetonka.... 25,037 Richfield.... 42,523 Rochester.... 40,663 St. Cloud.... 33,815 St. Louis Park.... 43,310 St. Paul.... 313,411 MISSISSIPPI Biloxi.... 44,053 Greenville.... 41,502 Gulfport.... 30,204 Hattiesburg.... 34,989 Jackson.... 144,422 Laurel.... 27,889 Meridian.... 49,374 Vicksburg.... 29,143 MISSOURI Columbia.... 36,650 Florissant.... 38,166 Independence.... 62,328 Jefferson City.... 28,228 Joplin.... 38,958 Kansas City.... 475,539 Kirkwood.... 29,421 St. Joseph.... 79,673 St. Louis.... 750,026 Springfield.... 95,865 University City.... 51,249 Webster Groves.... 28,990 MONTANA Billings.... 52,851 Butte.... 27,877 Great Falls.... 55,357 Missoula.... 27,090 NEBRASKA Grand Island.... 25,742

CENSUS — Continued Lincoln........128,521 Omaha........301,598 NEVADA Las Vegas......64,405 Reno..........51,470 NEW HAMPSHIRE Concord.......28,991 Manchester....88,282 Nashua........39,096 Portsmouth.....25,833 NEW JERSEY Atlantic City..59,544 Bayonne........74,215 Belleville......35,005 Bergenfield.....27,203 Bloomfield......51,867 Camden.........117,159 Clifton.........82,084 East Orange....77,259 Elizabeth......107,698 Englewood......26,057 Fair Lawn.......36,421 Garfield........29,253 Hackensack.....30,521 Hoboken........48,441 Irvington.......59,379 Jersey City.....276,101 Kearny.........37,472 Linden..........39,931 Long Branch....26,228 Montclair.......43,129 Newark.........405,220 New Brunswick..40,139 Nutley..........29,513 Orange.........35,789 Passaic.........53,963 Paterson........143,663 Perth Amboy....38,007 Plainfield......45,330 Rahway.........27,699 Ridgewood.......25,391 Trenton.........114,167 Union City......52,180 Vineland........37,685 Westfield.......31,447 West New York..35,547 West Orange.....39,895 NEW MEXICO Albuquerque....201,189 Carlsbad........25,541 Hobbs...........26,275 Las Cruces......29,367 Roswell.........39,593 Santa Fe........34,676 NEW YORK Albany..........129,726 Amsterdam.......28,772 Auburn..........35,249 Hempstead.......75,941 Buffalo.........532,759 Elmira..........46,517 Freeport........34,419 Hempstead.......34,641 Ithaca..........28,799 Jamestown.......41,818 Kingston........29,260 Lackawanna......29,564 Lockport........26,443 Long Beach......26,473 Mount Vernon....76,010 Newburgh........30,979 New Rochelle....76,812 N. Y. City.......7,781,984 Niagara Falls...102,394 N. Tonawanda....34,757 Poughkeepsie....38,330 Rochester........318,611 Rockville Centre.26,355 Rome............51,646 Schenectady.....81,682 Syracuse........216,038 Troy............67,492 Utica...........100,410 Valley Stream....38,629 Watertown.......33,306 White Plains.....50,485 Yonkers.........190,634 NORTH CAROLINA Asheville.......60,192 Burlington......33,199 Charlotte.......201,564 Durham..........78,302 Fayetteville.....47,106 Gastonia........37,276 Goldboro........28,873 Greensboro......119,574 High Point.......62,063 Raleigh.........93,931 Rocky Mount.....32,147 Wilmington.......44,013 Wilson...........28,753 Winston-Salem..111,135 NORTH DAKOTA Bismarck.........27,670 Fargo............46,662 Grand Forks......34,451 Minot............30,604

CENSUS — Continued OHIO Akron.... 290,351 Alliance.... 28,362 Barberton.... 33,805 Canton.... 113,631 Cincinnati.... 502,550 Cleveland.... 876,050 Cleveland Heights 61,813 Columbus.... 471,316 Cuyahoga Falls. 47,922 Dayton.... 262,332 East Cleveland. 37,991 Elyria.... 43,782 Euclid.... 62,998 Findlay.... 30,344 Garfield Heights. 38,455 Hamilton.... 72,354 Kettering.... 54,462 Lakewood.... 66,154 Lancaster.... 29,916 Lima.... 51,037 Lorain.... 68,932 Mansfield.... 47,325 Maple Heights. 31,667 Marion.... 37,079 Massillon.... 31,236 Middletown.... 42,115 Newark.... 41,790 Norwood.... 34,580 Parma.... 82,845 Portsmouth.... 33,637 Sandusky.... 31,989 Shaker Heights. 36,460 South Euclid.... 27,569 Springfield.... 82,723 Steubenville.... 32,495 Toledo.... 318,008 Upper Arlington. 28,486 Warren.... 59,648 Youngstown.... 166,689 Zanesville.... 39,077 OKLAHOMA Bartlesville.... 27,893 Enid.... 38,859 Lawton.... 61,697 Midwest City.... 36,058 Muskogee.... 38,059 Norman.... 33,412 Oklahoma City.... 324,253 Tulsa.... 261,685 OREGON Eugene.... 50,977 Portland.... 372,676 Salem.... 49,142 PENNSYLVANIA Aliquippa.... 26,369 Allentown.... 108,347 Altoona.... 69,407 Bethlehem.... 75,658 Chester.... 63,658 Easton.... 31,955 Erie.... 138,440 Harrisburg.... 79,697 Hazleton.... 32,056 Johnstown.... 53,949 Lancaster.... 61,055 Lebanon.... 30,045 McKeesport.... 45,489 New Castle.... 44,790 Norristown.... 38,925 Philadelphia.... 2,002,512 Pittsburgh.... 604,332 Pottstown.... 26,144 Reading.... 98,177 Scranton.... 111,443 Sharon.... 25,267 West Mifflin.... 27,289 Wilkes-Barre.... 63,551 Wilkinsburg.... 30,066 Williamsport.... 41,967 York.... 54,504 RHODE ISLAND Cranston.... 66,766 East Providence.... 41,955 Newport.... 47,049 Pawtucket.... 81,001 Providence.... 207,498 Warwick.... 68,504 Woonsocket.... 47,080 SOUTH CAROLINA Anderson.... 41,316 Charleston.... 65,925 Columbia.... 97,433 Greenville.... 66,188 Rock Hill.... 29,404 Spartanburg.... 44,352 SOUTH DAKOTA Rapid City.... 42,399 Sioux Falls.... 65,466 TENNESSEE Chattanooga.... 130,009 Jackson.... 34,376 Johnson City.... 31,187 Kingsport.... 26,314 Knoxville.... 111,827 Memphis.... 497,524 Nashville.... 170,874 Oak Ridge.... 27,169

CENSUS — Continued TEXAS Abilene............90,368 Amarillo...........137,969 Arlington...........44,775 Austin.............186,545 Baytown............28,159 Beaumont...........119,175 Big Spring..........31,230 Brownsville.........48,040 Bryan...............27,542 Corpus Christi......167,690 Dallas.............679,684 Denton.............26,844 El Paso............276,687 Fort Worth..........356,268 Galveston...........67,175 Garland............38,501 Grand Prairie.......30,386 Harlingen...........41,207 Houston............938,219 Irving...............45,985 Kingsville..........25,297 Laredo..............60,678 Longview............40,050 Lubbock............128,691 McAllen.............32,728 Mesquite............27,526 Midland.............62,625 Odessa...............80,338 Orange...............25,605 Pasadena.............58,737 Port Arthur..........66,676 San Angelo...........58,815 San Antonio.........587,718 Temple...............30,419 Texarkana...........30,218 Texas City..........32,065 Tyler................51,230 Victoria.............33,047 Waco.................97,808 Wichita Falls........101,724 UTAH Ogden...............70,197 Provo...............36,047 Salt Lake City......189,454 VERMONT Burlington..........35,531 VIRGINIA Alexandria..........91,023 Charlottesville......29,427 Danville............46,577 Hampton.............89,258 Lynchburg...........54,790 Newport News.......113,662 Norfolk............304,869 Petersburg..........36,750 Portsmouth..........114,773 Richmond...........219,958 Roanoke.............97,110 WASHINGTON Bellingham..........34,688 Bremerton...........28,922 Everett.............40,304 Seattle............557,087 Spokane............181,608 Tacoma..............147,979 Vancouver...........32,464 Yakima...............43,284 WEST VIRGINIA Charleston..........85,796 Clarksburg..........28,112 Fairmont............27,477 Huntington..........83,627 Parkersburg..........44,797 Weirton...............28,201 Wheeling.............53,400 WISCONSIN Appleton............48,411 Beloit...............32,846 Eau Claire...........37,987 Fond du Lac.........32,719 Green Bay...........62,888 Janesville...........35,164 Kenosha.............67,899 La Crosse............47,575 Madison.............126,706 Manitowoc...........32,275 Milwaukee...........741,324 Oshkosh.............45,110 Racine...............89,144 Sheboygan...........45,747 Superior............33,563 Waukesha............30,004 Wausau...............31,943 Wauwatosa...........56,923 West Allis...........68,157 WYOMING Casper...............38,930 Cheyenne.............43,505 U.S. TERRITORIES Amer. Samoa.........20,051 Canal Zone..........42,122 Guam................67,044 Puerto Rico.........2,349,544 Virgin Islands.......32,099

IN THE UNITED STATES 1019 573 2312 684 1022 1070 2630 1282 952 1059 2664 613 920 1118 269 1272 781 1568 1112 647 1135 225 1197 1360 1457 1157 141 2369 1498 232 2220 1924 1126 2925 3205 186 268 110 814 2132 2890 2413 2948 1931 1767 3286 968 1289 845 725 195 1248 850 1214 438 1285 1937 2875 732 766 2215 408 1146 1846 887 1346 2836 1037 920 2191 1031 1281 1361 1048 856 2215 1310 1937 1161 1791 2875 1106 1348 2150 2836 1048 2191 1031 1281 1361 1361 1361 1512 2037 1302 1495 1109 141 1296 1803 2878 1276 88 2522 1595 2220 1544 1469 1628 1452 1126 2585 1126 2588 1116 368 2653 3053 186 3006 701 936 2917 1071 339 2213 965 2213 965 2213 2150 1062 189 1226 161 1710 1194 128 1161 2128 2215 1194 1106 2150 1048 1389 88 1048 1416 418 1583 957 218 832 1730 844 1480 482 306 757 2744 1792 1791 793 587 587 3216 2218 1304 715 831 1750 557 785 1189 295 2455 1454 3213 2212 2295 1324 3119 2121 1419 1184 443 693 1665 733 Indianapolis, Ind. Jackson, Miss. Kansas City, Mo. Little Rock, Ark. Los Angeles, Calif. Louisville, Ky. Memphis, Tenn. Miami, Fla. Milwaukee, Wis. Mpls.-St. Paul, Minn. New Orleans, La. New York, N.Y. Oklahoma City, Okla. Omaha, Nebr. Philadelphia, Pa. Phoenix, Ariz. Pierre, S.Dak. Pittsburgh, Pa. Portland, Oreg. Raleigh, N.C. Richmond, Va. St. Louis, Mo. Salt Lake City, Utah. San Francisco, Calif. Santa Fe, N. Mex. Seattle, Wash. Tampa, Fla. Washington, D.C. Wichita, Kans.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA State Capital Entered Union Rank By Area Ala.... Montgomery.. 1819, Dec. 14 29 Alaska Juneau...... 1959, Jan. 3 1 Ariz.... Phoenix..... 1912, Feb. 14 6 Ark.... Little Rock.. 1836, June 15 27 Cal.... Sacramento.. 1850, Sept. 9 3 Colo.... Denver...... 1876, Aug. 1 8 Conn.... Hartford..... 1788, Jan. 9 48 Del.... Dover........ 1787, Dec. 7 49 Fla.... Tallahassee.. 1845, Mar. 3 22 Ga.... Atlanta...... 1788, Jan. 2 21 Hawaii. Honolulu.... 1959, Aug. 21 47 Idaho.. Boise........ 1890, July 3 13 Ill.... Springfield.. 1818, Dec. 3 24 Ind.... Indianapolis.. 1816, Dec. 11 38 Iowa.. Des Moines.. 1846, Dec. 28 25 Kan.... Topeka...... 1861, Jan. 29 14 Ky.... Frankfort... 1792, June 1 37 La.... Baton Rouge. 1812, Apr. 30 31 Me.... Augusta..... 1820, Mar. 15 39 Md.... Annapolis.... 1788, Apr. 28 42 Mass.. Boston...... 1788, Feb. 6 45 Mich.. Lansing..... 1837, Jan. 26 23 Minn.. St. Paul..... 1858, May 11 12 Miss.. Jackson..... 1817, Dec. 10 32 Mo.... Jefferson City. 1821, Aug. 10 19 Mont.. Helena...... 1889, Nov. 8 4 Nebr.. Lincoln...... 1867, Mar. 1 15 Nev.. Carson City.. 1864, Oct. 31 7 N. H.. Concord..... 1788, June 21 44 N. J.. Trenton...... 1787, Dec. 18 46 N. M.. Santa Fe..... 1912, Jan. 6 5 N. Y.. Albany....... 1788, July 26 30

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Continued State Capital Entered Union Rank By Area N. C.... Raleigh.... 1789, Nov. 21 28 N. D.... Bismarck.... 1889, Nov. 2 17 Ohio.... Columbus.... 1803, Mar. 1 35 Okla.... Oklahoma City 1907, Nov. 16 18 Ore.... Salem.... 1859, Feb. 14 10 Pa.... Harrisburg.... 1787, Dec. 12 33 R. I.... Providence.... 1790, May 29 50 S. C.... Columbia.... 1788, May 23 40 S. D.... Pierre.... 1889, Nov. 2 16 Tenn.... Nashville.... 1796, June 1 34 Texas.... Austin.... 1845, Dec. 29 2 Utah.... Salt Lake City 1896, Jan. 4 11 Vt.... Montpelier.... 1791, Mar. 4 43 Va.... Richmond.... 1788, June 26 36 Wash.... Olympia.... 1889, Nov. 11 20 W. Va.... Charleston.... 1863, June 20 41 Wisc.... Madison.... 1848, May 29 26 Wyo.... Cheyenne.... 1890, July 10 9 WASHINGTON DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Land ceded to Congress: 1788 by Maryland; 1789 by Virginia (retroceded to Virginia Sept. 7, 1846). Seat of government transferred to D. C.: Dec. 1, 1800. Created municipal corporation: Feb. 21, 1871. Present form of government established: June 11, 1878.

STANDARD TIME DIFFERENCES At 12 o'clock noon Eastern Standard Time standard time in U. S. cities is as follows: Atlanta, Ga.................... 12.00 noon Baltimore, Md................. 12.00 noon Birmingham, Ala............... 11.00 a.m. Boston, Mass.................. 12.00 noon Buffalo, N. Y.................. 12.00 noon Charleston, S. C.............. 12.00 noon Chicago, Ill................... 11.00 a.m. Cincinnati, Ohio............... 12.00 noon Cleveland, Ohio............... 12.00 noon Dallas, Tex.................... 11.00 a.m. Denver, Colo................... 10.00 a.m. Detroit, Mich.................. 12.00 noon Fort Worth, Tex............... 11.00 a.m. Galveston, Tex................ 11.00 a.m. Honolulu, Hawaii.............. 7.00 a.m. Houston, Tex................... 11.00 a.m. Indianapolis, Ind............. 12.00 noon Juneau, Alaska................ 7.00 a.m. Kansas City, Mo............... 11.00 a.m. Los Angeles, Calif............ 9.00 a.m. Louisville, Ky................ 12.00 noon Memphis, Tenn................. 11.00 a.m. Miami, Fla..................... 12.00 noon Milwaukee, Wis................ 11.00 a.m. Minneapolis, Minn............. 11.00 a.m. New York, N. Y............... 12.00 noon New Orleans, La.............. 11.00 a.m. Omaha, Nebr................... 11.00 a.m. Philadelphia, Pa.............. 12.00 noon Phoenix, Ariz................. 10.00 a.m. Pittsburgh, Pa................ 12.00 noon Portland, Me.................. 12.00 noon Portland, Ore................. 9.00 a.m. Reno, Nev..................... 9.00 a.m. St. Louis, Mo................ 11.00 a.m. San Francisco, Calif.......... 9.00 a.m. Seattle, Wash................. 9.00 a.m. Spokane, Wash................. 9.00 a.m. Washington, D. C............. 12.00 noon

ROMAN AND ARABIC NUMERALS I................1 II...............2 III.............3 IV..............4 V...............5 VI..............6 VII.............7 VIII............8 IX..............9 X...............10 XI..............11 XII.............12 XIII............13 XIV.............14 XV..............15 XVI.............16 XVII............17 XVIII...........18 XIX.............19 XX...............20 XXX..............30 XL...............40 L................50 LX...............60 LXX..............70 LXXX or XXC.....80 XC...............90 C................100 CC...............200 CCC..............300 CD...............400 D................500 DC...............600 DCC..............700 DCCC.............800 CM...............900 M................1000 MM...............2000 Note — A dash line over a numeral multiplies the value by 1,000: thus, X̄ = 10,000; L̄ = 50,000; C̄ = 100,000; D̄ = 500,000; M̄ = 1,000,000; CLIX = 159,000; DLIX = 559,000. Other general rules in Roman numerals are as follows: (1) repeating a letter repeats its value — XX = 20; CCC = 300; (2) a letter placed after one of greater value adds thereto — VI = 6; DC = 600; (3) a letter placed before one of greater value subtracts therefrom — IV = 4. Arabic numerals are those now commonly in use — 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, etc.

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES APOTHECARIES' WEIGHT 20 grains.....1 scruple 3 scruples.....1 dram Ounce and pound are the same as in Troy Weight. AVOIRDUPOIS WEIGHT 27 11/32 grains..1 dram 16 drams.....1 ounce 16 ounces.....1 pound 2,240 pounds.....1 long ton TROY WEIGHT 24 grains.....1 pwt. 20 pwt.....1 ounce 12 ounces.....1 pound Used for weighing gold, silver and jewels. CLOTH MEASURE 2¼ inches.....1 nail 4 nails.....1 quarter 4 quarters.....1 yard CUBIC MEASURE 1,728 cubic inches.....1 cubic foot 27 cubic feet.....1 cubic yard 128 cubic feet.....1 cord (wood) 40 cubic feet.....1 ton (shipping) 2,150.42 cubic inches.....1 standard bushel 231 cubic inches.....1 U.S. standard gallon 1 cubic foot.....about 4/5 of a bushel DRY MEASURE 2 pints.....1 quart 8 quarts.....1 peck 4 pecks.....1 bushel 36 bushels.....1 chaldror LIQUID MEASURE 4 gills.....1 pint 2 pints.....1 quart 2 barrels.....1 hogshead

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Continued LONG MEASURE 12 inches.....1 foot 40 rods.....1 furlong 3 feet........1 yard 8 furlongs..1 sta. mile 5½ yards......1 rod 3 miles.....1 league MARINERS' MEASURE 6 feet.....1 fathom 120 fathoms..1 cable length 7½ cable lengths.........1 mile 5,280 feet...............1 statute mile 6,080.2 feet............1 nautical mile PAPER MEASURE 24 sheets.....1 quire 20 quires, 1 ream (480 sheets) 2 reams.......1 bundle 5 bundles.....1 bale SQUARE MEASURE 144 sq. inches..1 sq. ft. 40 sq. rods.....1 rood 9 sq. ft.....1 sq. yard 4 roods.........1 acre 30¼ sq. yards.1 sq. rod 640 acres.......1 sq. mile SURVEYORS' MEASURE 7.92 inches............1 link 25 links...............1 rod 4 rods.................1 chain 10 sq. chains or 160 sq. rods.....1 acre 640 acres...............1 sq. mile 36 sq. miles (6 miles sq.).......1 township TIME MEASURE 60 seconds....1 minute 60 minutes.....1 hour 24 hours......1 day 7 days.........1 week 28, 29, 30 or 31 days......1 calendar month 30 days........1 month.....in computing interest 365 days.......1 year 366 days.....1 leap year

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Continued MISCELLANEOUS 3 inches...........1 palm 4 inches.........1 hand 6 inches...........1 span 18 inches.........1 cubit 21.8 inches............1 Bible cubit 2½ feet.............1 military pace METRIC EQUIVALENTS — Linear Measure 1 centimeter........0.3937 inch 1 inch...............2.54 centimeters 1 decimeter.........3.937 inches...........0.328 foot 1 foot...............3.048 decimeters 1 meter.............39.37 inches...........1.0936 yards 1 yard...............0.9144 meter 1 dekameter.........1.9884 rods 1 rod...............0.5029 dekameter 1 kilometer.........0.62137 mile 1 mile...............1.6093 kilometers Square Measure 1 square centimeter...0.1550 square inch 1 square inch........6.452 square centimeters 1 square decimeter...0.1076 square foot 1 square foot........9.2903 square decimeters 1 square meter.......1.196 square yards 1 square yard........0.8361 square meter 1 acre...............160 square rods 1 square rod.........0.00625 acre 1 hectare............2.47 acres 1 acre...............0.4047 hectare 1 square kilometer...0.386 square mile 1 square mile........2.59 square kilometers Weights 1 gram...............0.03527 ounce 1 ounce.............28.35 grams 1 kilogram...........2.2046 pounds 1 pound.............0.4536 kilogram 1 metric ton.........0.98421 English ton 1 English ton........1.016 metric ton

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Continued Measure of Volume 1 cubic centimeter.....................0.061 cubic inch 1 cubic inch.........................16.39 cubic centimeters 1 cubic decimeter....................0.0353 cubic foot 1 cubic foot.........................28.317 cubic decimeters 1 cubic meter.......................1.308 cubic yards 1 cubic yard.........................0.7646 cubic meter 1 stere..............................0.2759 cord 1 cord...............................3.624 steres 1 liter..............................0.908 quart dry...........1.0567 quarts liquid 1 quart dry.........................1.101 liters 1 quart liquid.......................0.9463 liter 1 dekaliter.........................2.6417 gallons.............1.135 pecks 1 gallon............................0.3785 dekaliter 1 peck...............................0.881 dekaliter 1 hektoliter.........................2.8375 bushels 1 bushel.............................0.3524 hektoliter APPROXIMATE METRIC EQUIVALENTS 1 decimeter......................... .4 inches 1 liter..............................1.06 quarts liquid, 0.9 quart dry 1 meter.............................1.1 yards 1 kilometer.........................% of a mile 1 hektoliter.........................2 5/8 bushels 1 hectare............................2 1/2 acres 1 kilogram...........................2 1/5 pounds 1 stere, or cubic meter..............1/4 of a cord 1 metric ton.........................2,200 pounds TEMPERATURES Fahrenheit Milk.....................Freezes 30° above Zero Water....................Freezes 32° above Zero Olive Oil................Freezes 36° above Zero Wines....................Freeze 20° above Zero Vinegar..................Freezes 28° above Zero Alcohol..................Boils at 173° above Zero Water....................Boils at 212° above Zero Petroleum...............(average) Boils at 306° above Zero Blood Heat..............98.4° above Zero Eggs Hatch..............104° above Zero

COMMON FRACTIONS REDUCED TO DECIMALS 8ths 16ths 32ds 64ths 1 .015625 2 .03125 3 .046875 4 .0625 5 .078125 6 .09375 7 .109375 8 .125 9 .140625 10 .15625 11 .171875 12 .1875 13 .203125 14 .21875 15 .234375 16 .25 17 .265625 18 .28125 19 .296875 20 .3125 21 .328125 22 .34375 23 .359375 24 .375 25 .390625 26 .40625 27 .421875 28 .4375 29 .453125 30 .46875 31 .484375 32 .5 8ths 16ths 32ds 64ths 33 .515625 34 .53125 35 .546875 36 .5625 37 .578125 38 .59375 39 .609375 40 .625 41 .640625 42 .65625 43 .671875 44 .6875 45 .703125 46 .71875 47 .734375 48 .75 49 .765625 50 .78125 51 .796875 52 .8125 53 .828125 54 .84375 55 .859385 56 .875 57 .890625 58 .90625 59 .921875 60 .9375 61 .953125 62 .96875 63 .984375 64 1.

KNOTS AND MILES The U. S. Statute Mile is 5,280 feet in length. On the Continent most of the old miles, which varied in length from about 3,300 feet to over 36,000 feet, have been replaced, officially at least, by the kilometer, which equals 0.6214 statute mile or 3,280.8 feet. The Nautical, Geographic, or Sea Mile at any place is considered, for purposes of navi- gation, to be equal to the length of one minute of longitude at that place. The U. S. Nautical Mile is 6,080.20 feet in length and equal to one-sixtieth of a degree of a great circle of a sphere whose surface is equal in area to the area of the surface of the earth (Clarke's spheroid of 1866). The Knot is a measure of speed; a speed of one knot being a speed of one nautical mile an hour. A Nautical Mile — 1.1516 statute miles; a Fathom — 6 feet; a Cable — 100 fathoms or 600 feet or approximately 0.1 nautical mile. To convert statute miles into nautical miles, multiply statute miles by 0.8684; to convert nautical miles into statute miles, multiply nautical miles by 1.1516, or roughly 1-1/7. United States Air Forces and the Navy use the knot as the standard aeronautical unit of speed and the nautical mile as the correspond- ing unit of distance.

MISCELLANEOUS TECHNICAL DATA To find diameter of a circle multiply circumference by .31831. To find circumference of a circle multiply diameter by 3.1416. To find area of a circle multiply square of diameter by .7854. To find surface of a ball multiply square of diameter by 3.1416. To find side of an equal square multiply diameter by .8862. To find cubic inches in a ball multiply cube of diameter by .5236. Doubling the diameter of a pipe increases its capacity four times. Double riveting is from 16 to 20 per cent stronger than single. One cubic foot of anthracite coal weighs about 53 pounds. One cubic foot of bituminous coal weighs from 47 to 50 pounds. One ton of coal is equivalent to two cords of wood for steam purposes. A gallon of water (U.S. Standard) weighs 8-1/3 lbs. and contains 231 cubic inches. There are nine square feet of heating surface to each square foot of grate surface. A cubic foot of water contains 7 1/2 gallons, 1728 cubic inches, and weighs 62 1/2 lbs. Each nominal horse power of a boiler requires 30 to 35 lbs. of water per hour. To sharpen dull files lay them in dilute sulphuric acid until they are eaten deep enough. A horse power is equivalent to raising 33,000 lbs. one foot per minute, or 550 lbs. one foot per second. To find the pressure in pounds per square inch of column of water, multiply the height of the column in feet by .434. Steam rising from water at its boiling point (212 degrees) has a pressure equal to the atmosphere (14.7 lbs. to the square inch).

HOW TO FIGURE PROFIT Experience indicates that many business men have the wrong idea about figuring profit. Re- member that 20 % added to cost does not yield 20% profit. Profit is properly figured on selling price. To make 20 % profit you must add 25 % to cost. To find correct selling price to gain a certain net profit: Add the percentage of cost of doing business and the desired per cent of profit. Subtract this from 100. Divide the cost by this remainder. Profit 5 % added to cost is 4 3/4 % 8 1/2 % " " " 7 % 10 % " " " 9 % 12 1/2 % " " " 11 1/8 % 15 % " " " 13 % 16 % " " " 14 1/4 % 17 1/2 % " " " 15 % 20 % " " " 16 2/3 % 25 % " " " 20 % 30 % " " " 23 % 33 1/3 % " " " 25 % 35 % " " " 26 % 37 1/2 % " " " 27 1/4 % 40 % " " " 28 1/2 % 45 % " " " 31 % 50 % " " " 33 1/3 % 55 % " " " 35 1/2 % 60 % " " " 37 1/2 % 65 % " " " 39 1/2 % 66 2/3 % " " " 40 % 70 % " " " 41 % 75 % " " " 42 2/3 % 80 % " " " 44 1/2 % 85 % " " " 46 % 90 % " " " 47 1/2 % 100 % " " " 50 %

AMOUNT OF ONE DOLLAR AT COMPOUND INTEREST Years 3% 4% 4½% 5% 6% 1 1.03 1.04 1.04 1.05 1.06 2 1.06 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.12 3 1.09 1.12 1.14 1.15 1.19 4 1.12 1.17 1.19 1.21 1.26 5 1.15 1.21 1.24 1.27 1.33 6 1.19 1.26 1.30 1.34 1.41 7 1.23 1.31 1.36 1.40 1.50 8 1.26 1.36 1.42 1.47 1.59 9 1.30 1.42 1.48 1.55 1.68 10 1.34 1.48 1.55 1.62 1.79 11 1.38 1.53 1.62 1.71 1.89 12 1.42 1.60 1.69 1.79 2.01 13 1.46 1.66 1.77 1.88 2.13 14 1.51 1.73 1.85 1.98 2.26 15 1.55 1.80 1.93 2.07 2.39 16 1.60 1.87 2.02 2.18 2.54 17 1.65 1.94 2.11 2.29 2.69 18 1.70 2.02 2.20 2.40 2.85 19 1.75 2.10 2.30 2.52 3.02 20 1.80 2.19 2.41 2.65 3.20 21 1.86 2.27 2.52 2.78 3.40 22 1.91 2.37 2.63 2.92 3.60 23 1.97 2.46 2.75 3.07 3.82 24 2.03 2.56 2.87 3.22 4.04 25 2.09 2.66 3.00 3.38 4.29 26 2.15 2.77 3.14 3.55 4.54 27 2.22 2.88 3.28 3.73 4.82 28 2.28 2.99 3.43 3.92 5.11 29 2.35 3.11 3.58 4.11 5.41 30 2.42 3.24 3.74 4.32 5.74 31 2.50 3.37 3.91 4.53 6.08 32 2.57 3.50 4.09 4.76 6.45 33 2.65 3.64 4.27 5.00 6.84 34 2.73 3.79 4.46 5.25 7.25 35 2.81 3.94 4.66 5.51 7.68 100 19.21 50.50 81.58 131.50 339.30

BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES NAME OCCASION DATE MO. DAY

100 120 140 160 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 20 40 60 80 SEVERNAYA ZEMLYA ARCTIC OCEAN NEW SIBERIAN IS. Nordvik Yakutsk Magadan Krasnoyarsk Irkutsk Ulan Bator Peking Mukden Tokyo Hanoi Rangoon Bangkok PHILIPPINE Guam Caroline Marshall Equator Singapore Djakarta INDIAN OCEAN AUSTRALIA Perth Brisbane Sydney Adelaide Melbourne NEW ZEALAND Wellington N 7530 Longitude East of Greenwich 140 160 180 Longitude West of Greenwich 160 140 120 100 Arctic Circle U.S. Fairbanks Anchorage Juneau Pt. Barrow Norman Wells Vancouver Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles Santa Barbara Honolulu Canton I. Marquesas Is. SOUTH TUAMOTU ARCH Samoa Pacific OCEAN Tropic of Cancer 4276 4930 3394 3394 4895 4300 4300 4930 Antarctic Circle U.S. HAwAIAN IS. 4300 Pacific OCEAN NORTH AMERICA UNITED STATES 4276 4930 3394 3394 4895 4300 4300 4930 Arctic Circle GREENLAND BAFFIN BAY SVALBARD FAR FRANZ JOSEF LAND ZEMLYA 80 Svalbard Greenland Sea Murmansk Stolikharde Trondheim Stockholm Leningrad Riga Moscow Stalingrad Tashkent Kabul New Delhi 40 London Berlin Paris Rome Lisbon Algiers Cairo Port Said Mecca Bombay Ceylon 0 AFRICA Dakar Lagos Addis Ababa Nairobi Dar es Salaam Luanda Windhoek Johannesburg Cape Town Tropic of Capricorn INDIAN OCEAN 40 Steamship Routes 3190 Nautical Miles Airway Routes THE WORLD Equatorial Scale Miles 0 1000 2000 3000 80 Copyright by C.S. HAMMOND & Co., N.Y. 60 40 20 0 Antarctic Circle Drake Passage NGSHAUSEN SEA Palmer Pen. OCEAN SOUTH AMERICA La Paz Rio de Janeiro Montevideo Buenos Aires Punta Arenas O. Horn 3750 Atlantic Ocean 40 3750 3190

ASIA Anadyr BEAUFORT SEA Pt. Barrow UNITED STATES Fairbanks Dawson Juneau Prince Rupert Vancouver Seattle Spokane Port Radium Yellowknife Edmonton Calgary Regina Winnipeg Ft. William Montreal Quebec Hudson Bay Goose Bay Newfoundland Labrador St. John's Halifax Chicago Milwaukee Detroit New York Philadelphia Washington Birmingham Atlanta Savannah Jacksonville Kansas City Oklahoma City Dallas Houston New Orleans Miami Havana CUBA JAMAICA HONDURAS PORT AU PRINCE NICARAGUA Panama Medellin Bogota QUITO Guayaquil NORTH AMERICA Scale of Miles 0 400 800 1200 Copyright by C. S. HAMMOND & Co., N.Y. 100 GREENLAND SEA Greenland Baffin Bay Davis Strait Labrador Hudson Strait GULF OF MEXICO Tropic of Cancer Gulf of Mexico Mobile New Orleans Galveston Houston San Antonio Corpus Christi Brownsville Matamoros Tampico Veracruz Puebla Guadalajara Monterrey Torreon Saltillo Matamoros Ciudad Victoria Cancun Playa del Carmen Chilpancingo Acapulco Revillagigedo Is. MEXICO Scale of Miles 0 50 100 200 300 Copyright by C. S. HAMMOND & Co., N.Y. 9680 CENTRAL AMERICA Equator GALÁPAGOS IS. SOUTH AMERICA COSTA RICA EL SALVADOR GUATEMALA NICARAGUA HONDURAS BOLIVIA PERU CHILE ARGENTINA URUGUAY PARAGUAY BRAZIL Scale of Miles 0 400 800 1200

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ASIA Scale of Miles 0 300 600 900 Copyright by C. S. HAMMOND & Co., N. Y. LITHO IN U.S.A. 5580

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JANUARY, 1964 Wednesday 1 Thursday 2 Friday 3 Saturday 4

JANUARY, 1964 Sunday 5 Monday 6 Tuesday 7 Wednesday 8

JANUARY, 1964 Sunday 12 Monday 13 Tuesday 14 Wednesday 15

JANUARY, 1964 Thursday 16 Friday 17 Saturday 18 Memoranda

JANUARY, 1964 Sunday 19 Monday 20 Tuesday 21 Wednesday 22

JANUARY, 1964 Thursday 23 Friday 24 Saturday 25 Memoranda

JANUARY, 1964 Sunday 26 Monday 27 Tuesday 28 Wednesday 29

FEBRUARY, 1964 Sunday 2 Monday 3 Tuesday 4 Wednesday 5

FEBRUARY, 1964 Thursday 6 Friday 7 Saturday 8 Memoranda

FEBRUARY, 1964 Sunday 9 Monday 10 Tuesday 11 Wednesday 12

FEBRUARY, 1964 Sunday 16 Monday 17 Tuesday 18 Wednesday 19

FEBRUARY, 1964 Sunday 23 Monday 24 BOUGHT 10 & 20 TRAV: CHECKS :MONT. N. BK.+TR. Co. DROVE TO NEW HAVEN - TOOK KARL KOOPMAN. SAW DAVE CHALLINOR DR. STUIVER. LUNCH WITH MACCLINTOCK Tuesday 25 KEPT SCORE 2ND GAME COMMONWEALTH CLUB RUS PETERSON + I VISITED GEOFF TATE & MIRIAM IN BROOKLYN, CLAY-LISTON FIGHT Wednesday 26

FEBRUARY, 1964 Thursday 27 Friday 28 MONTCLAIR → MUSEUM SIGNED WILL - MR. BATE BOUGHT PLASTIC PAILS (15) DROVE TEEP TO NEW YORK DROVE TO KATONAH - DINNER WITH GRIERSONS. VISIT DR. PORTER Saturday 29 MONTCLAIR DINNER WITH OLIPHANTS ALSO HOOTONS + BOSTOCKS Memoranda MONTCLAIR BOYD, PODD, KEER, + BOOTH DAVID BATE

MARCH, 1964 Sunday 1 MONTCLAIR→MUSEUM Monday 2 MONTCLAIR→MUSEUM Tuesday 3 DRIZZLE, CLEARING IN P.M, MONTCLAIR TO N.Y.C. K, UP ALL NIGHT. I WROTE EXPL. CLUB LETTERS. TAXI AT 9; BOUGHT FILM, Pier 59, S/S PIONEER STAR, D.+BILL, H. MIMI, H+H. MR+MRS G.+H, RUS PET, NELA. DID NOT SAIL. FRUIT FROM LEN; Wednesday 4 SMOG, CLEARING. RAIN TAPERED CARGO, N.Y.C. PIER 59 NIGHT WASHED DOWN ROOM, IT ARRANGED BAGGAGE + CLOTHES: WILL GRIERSON CALLED ON US. WENT TO MUSEUM P.M. EXPL. CLUB MATL. BULMER coll.

MARCH, 1964 Thursday 5 N.Y.C. → NEWPORT NEWS WENT TO MUSEUM AT 9; WORKED ON BULMER COLL. UNTIL 1: P.M., SATS - 34 ST. TO BUY DECK CHAIRS SAILED AT 10:30 P.M., VERY CLEAR Friday 6 EN ROUTE Npt.N., VA, UP AT 6:15 AM TO SEE SUN RISE SAW GLAUCOUS GULL, MERDOWLAR! COWBIRDS ON BOARD, ARR. NP:Ns; LATE P.M., STAN + I WALKED UP TOWN TO SHOP. Saturday 7 NEWPORT NEWS → GA, SAILED 6:30 A.M. Memoranda CAPT. GARLAND FIRST MATE - MR. SCOTT STEWARD - MR. WILLIAM SHAW

MARCH, 1964 Sunday 8 Monday 9 Tuesday 10 LAT. 30-30N. LONG. 79-13 W. COURSE 139° DIST: 119 STEAMING TIME 8 HR. 48 MIN. AV. SP. 13.51 WIND SLY-8 SEA-ROUGH TO COLON 1420 FR.SAV. 119 Wednesday 11 LAT. 25-16 N, LONG 75-25 W. COURSE - VARIOUS DIST. 372 ST.T. 24 HR AV. SP. 15.50 WD.SSE-2 SEA SLIGHT SLY. TO COLON 1048 FR.S. 491

MARCH, 1964 Thursday 12 LT. 19-31 N. L, 74-23 W. COURSE-VAR. DIST. 366 S.T. 24 HR. AV. SP. 15,25 KTS, WIND ENE 4 SEA MOD, E'LY TO COLON 689 FROM SAVANNAH 857 Friday 13 LT. 14-00 N. L, 77-29 W COURSE-VAR. DIST. 377 S.T. 24 HRS. WIND ENE -5 SEA-MOD, E'LY TO COLON 312 FR. SAV. 1234 Saturday 14 ARRIVAL COLON COURSE-VAR. DIST. 312 S.T. 19 HR. 6 MIN. AV. SP. 16,33 WIND N.E. 5 SEA ROUGH N.E. TOTAL DIST. FR. SAV. TO COLON 1575 Memoranda PHOTOS OF IGUANAS

MARCH, 1964 Sunday 15 CANAL TRANSIT Monday 16 LT. 06-00N. L. 84-10 W COURSE - VAR. DIST. 362 ST.T. 22 HR. 36 MIN. AV. SP. 16.04 WIND S-4 SEA ROUGH S'LY, To BRISBANE 7409 FROM BALBOA 362. P. CANAL 146 MI. Tuesday 17 LT. 04-07 N. L. 89-45 W COURSE 252. DIST. 1353 ST.T. 24 HR. 30 MIN. AV. SP. 14.41 SEA MOD. S'LY WIND S-3 To BRISBANE 7056. FR. COLON 715 Wednesday 18 LT. 2-04 N. L. 95-48 W COURSE 252 DIST. 384 ST.T. 24 HR. 30 MIN. AV. SP. 15.71 WIND S-3 SEA MOD S'LY. To BRISBANE 6681 BALBOA 1104

MARCH, 1964 Thursday 19 LAT, 00-08 N TRUE LONG, 102-07 W. COURSE 253 DIST. BY. 035.399 ST. T. 24 HR. 30 MIN. Av. Sp. 16.28 WIND SSW-2 SEA SLIGHT S'LY BRISBANE 6282 BALBOA 1498 TOTAL ST.T. 04-00-06 Friday 20 LAT. 01-25S LONG, 108-22 W COURSE 256 DIST. 389 ST.T. 24 HR. 30 MIN. Av. Sp. 15.87 W. SSE 3 SEA MOD. SSE To BRISBANE 5893 BALBOA 1878 T. ST.T. 05-00-36 Saturday 21 LAT. 03-18 S LONG. 115-08 W. COURSE 255 DIST. 423 ST.T. 24 HR. 30 MIN. Av.Sp. 17.26 WIND SE-4 SEA MOD. S.E. To BRISBANE 5470 FR. BALBOA 2310 T. ST. 06-01-06 Memoranda

MARCH, 1964 Sunday 22 LAT. 05-18 S LONG. 121-46 W COURSE 253 DIST. 417 ST.T. 24 HR. 30 MIN. Av. Sp. 17.01 WIND SSE-3 SEA MOD. SSE To BRISBANE 5053 FR.BALBOA 2727 T. ST.T. 07-01-36 Monday 23 LAT. 07-22 S LONG. 128-00 W COURSE 252 DIST. 394 ST.T. 24 HR. 30 MIN. Av. Sp. 16.08 WIND ENE 4 SEA MOD. ENE To BRISBANE 4659 FR.BALBOA 3121 T. ST.T. 08-02-06 Tuesday 24 LAT. 11 05 S Lq. 140 10 W COURSE 252 DIST. 370 MI. ST. TIME 24 HRS, Av. Sp. 15.41 WIND E 4 SEA MOD. ELY BRISBANE 3298 BALBOA 3882 TOTAL TIME 10-02-36 Wednesday 25 LAT. 09 08 S Lq. 134 17 W COURSE 274 DIST. 391 MI. ST. TIME 24 1/2 HRS. Av. Sp. 15.95 WIND E 4 SEA MOD. ELY. BRISBANE 4268 BALBOA 3512

MARCH, 1964 Thursday 26 LAT. 13.00 S Lq. 146 26 W COURSE 253° DIST. 387 MI. ST.T. 24 1/2 HRS. Av.Sp. 15.79 WIND E 4 SEA MOD. E,LY BRISBANE 3511 BALBOA 4269 TOTAL TIME 11-03-06 Friday 27 LAT. 14 58 S Lq. 152 43 W COURSE 252 DIST. 387 ST.T. 24 1/2 HR. Av.Sp. 15.79 WIND E 4 SEA MOD. E'LY BRISBANE 3124 BALBOA 4656 TOTAL TIME 12-03-36 Saturday 28 LAT. 16 44 S Lq. 158 51 W COURSE 253 DIST. 371 ST.T. 24 1/2 HRS. Av.Sp. 15.14 WIND E 3 SEA MOD. E'LY BRISBANE 2753 BALBOA 5027 T.T. 13-04-06 Memoranda

MARCH, 1964 Sunday 29 LAT. 18 20 S Lg. 165 21 W COURSE 255 DIST. 386 ST.T. 24 1/2 HRS. Av.Sp. 15.75 WIND E'LY 3 SEA MOD. E'LY BRISBANE 2367 BALBOA 5413 TT 14-04-36 Monday 30 LAT. 20 20 S Lg. 171 58 W COURSE VARIOUS DIST. 396 ST.T. 24 1/2 HRS. Av.Sp. 16.16 BRISBANE 1965 BALBOA 5809 T.T. 15-05-06 Tuesday 31 INT. DATE LINE CROSSING Wednesday 1, APRIL LAT. 22 04 S Lg. 178 41 W COURSE VARIOUS DIST. 392 ST.T. 24 1/2 HRS. Av.Sp. 16.00 WIND ENE 2 SEA SLIGHT N.E. BRISGANE 1573 BALBOA 6201 T.T. 16-05-36

APRIL, 1964 Thursday 2 LAT. 23-04 S Lg. 174-23 E COURSE 261 DIST. 391 ST.T. 24½ HRS. Av.Sp. 15.95 WIND SSE 4 SEA MOD. SSE BRISBANE 118Z BALBOA 6592 TT 17-06-06 Friday 3 LAT. 23 47 S Lg. 167 47 E COURSE, VARIOUS DIST. 370 ST.T. 24½ HRS. Av.Sp. 15.10 WIND E 4 SEA MOD. E'LY BRISBANE 817 BALBOA 6962 TT 18-06-36 Saturday 4 LAT. 26 40 S Lg. 162-52 E COURSE, VAR. DIST. 381 ST.T. 24½ HRS. Av.Sp. 15.51 WIND E 10 SEA VERY ROUGH E'LY BALBOA 7343 TT 19-07-06 Memoranda CYCLONE-HENRIETTA

APRIL, 1964 LAT. 25 36 S LG. 158 08 E COURSE, VAR. DIST. 355 ST. T. 24 1/2 HRS. AV.SP. 14.49 WIND SSW 8 SEA VERY ROUGH SSW BALBOA 7698 T.T. 28-07-36 GLASS- SAW MORETON HAT, HOUSE MT. ARRIVED BRISBANE AT NOON. SAW SUNRISE + SURF ON BRIBESLAND. 3 SP. TERNS, JAEGERS, IBIS, SHEAR, PHOTOS. FILM THRU CUSTOMS OUT. TO LENNONS, KAY & STAN BREEDEN, K.J. MET THE SHIP. Tuesday 7 BRISBANE: STAN + I DID ERRANDS ALL DAY. WE ALL WENT TO QUEENSLAND MUSEUM TO VISIT. JACK WOODS NOW DIRECTOR. TAR TICKETS TO NEW GUINEA. ↑ Wednesday 8 BRISBANE, WITH K. JARROTT + JEAN FOR DINNER, VISITED CURRIER MAIL OFFICE. (SEE THUR. ACCOUNT)

THURS. - MUSEUM IN P.M. DINNER WITH VERMONS APRIL, 1964 MRS. WHITE Thursday 9 BRISBANE - FAIR LONE PINE KOALA SANCTUARY - MR. REID. KAY, STAN + I BY RIVER BOAT, VISITED MR. BROOKS ON RETURN TO BRISBANE. ERRANDS IN A.M., Friday 10 BRISBANE WITH CECILY + JIM FEARNLEY FOR ALL DAY TOUR OF PARKS + RANGES NEAR BRISBANE MT. GLORIOUS, BR-TAILED PHASCOGAL. Saturday 11 BRISBANE TO OASIS FOR AFTERNOON WITH HUGH + JEAN OSBORN + 3 BOYS (JEAN'S BIRTHDAY) To T.A.R. FOR FLIGHT TO N.G. Memoranda

APRIL, 1964 Sunday 12 BRISBANE T. Pt. M. P.M. AT DR. T. SZENT-IVANY STAYING AT BAMPION HOME-TEL MR. & MRS. LONG, STAN FLEWON TO PT.M. HOOGLAND MET STAN. H. ARR. APR. 5 ? Monday 13 Pt.M. SAW SIR DONALD, DR. GUNTHER DINNER WITH DAVID FENBURY T.K McCARTHY, TEITH CHAMBERS, ALAN CHILDS, BILL CONROY, TERRY ROTHWELL Tuesday 14 Pt.M. TO LAE DECIDED ON PINDIU, NOT FINSCHITAFEN Wednesday 15 LAE. SAW D.C. MADE OUT FOOD LIST, WEIGHED CARGO FOR AZTEC. POLICE PERMITS,

APRIL, 1964 Thursday 16 LAE 10:30 A.M. CROWLEY FLEN D.O. DES ASHTON, PU, +MYSELF INTO PINDIU. MET P.O. RON WILLARD. BACK IN LAE BEFORE NOON. Friday 17 LAE Saturday 18 LAE Memoranda MRS. HUXLEY - WIFE OF OWNER OF LOCAL PAPER.

APRIL, 1964 Sunday 19 LAE WROTE LETTER # 4 TO LEN Monday 20 LAE KEN TO PINDIU ON FIRST FLIGHT; STAN + TOBRAM ON 2ND FLIGHT Tuesday 21 LAE TO PINDIU Wednesday 22 PINDIU

APRIL, 1964 Thursday 23 PINDIU Friday 24 PINDIU Saturday 25 PINDIU Memoranda Ron + Ren WILLARD STEPHEN GIBSON C.P.O GRAHAM WILSON-TEACHER IAN ROWLES AGR. OFFICER

APRIL, 1964 Sunday 26 PINDIU Monday 27 PINDIU Tuesday 28 PINDIU 1 DOBSONIA - SHOT BY KEN 1 MINIOPTEROS - SHOT V.D, 2 SYCONYCTERIS - MIST NET 7 RATTUS EXULANS RAIN + CLOUD MOST OF DAY Wednesday 29 PINDIU

APRIL, 1964 Thursday 30 PINDIU Friday 1, MAY PINDIU Saturday 2 PINDIU Memoranda

MAY, 1964 Sunday 3 Piddiu to Masba. Monday 4 MASBA Tuesday 5 MASBA Wednesday 6 MASBA

MAY, 1964 Thursday 7 MASBA Friday 8 MASBA Saturday 9 MASBA Memoranda

MAY, 1964 Sunday 10 MASBA Monday 11 MASBA Tuesday 12 MASBA Wednesday 13 MASBA

MAY, 1964 Thursday 14 MASBA Friday 15 MASBA Saturday 16 MASBA Memoranda [illegible]

MAY, 1964 Sunday 17 MASBA Monday 18 MASBA Tuesday 19 MASBA Wednesday 20 MASBA

MAY, 1964 Thursday 21 MASBA Friday 22 MASBA Saturday 23 MASBA → PINDIU RON WILLARD'S BIRTHDAY EXPEDITION INVITED TO DINNER. Memoranda

MAY, 1964 Sunday 24 PINDIU BEAUTIFUL A.M. CLOUDS IN P.M. RAIN AT 9:P.M., WROTE LETTERS. DRIED TENTS. FOOD LISTS FOR KENTO GET IN LAE. Monday 25 PINDIU Tuesday 26 PINDIU Wednesday 27 PINDIU

MAY, 1964 Thursday 28 PINDIU Friday 29 PINDIU Saturday 30 PINDIU TO TUMNANG Memoranda

MAY, 1964 Sunday 31 TUMNANG No carry on Sunday! Monday 1, JUNE T. TO SELIMBENG Tuesday 2 SELIMBENG To ZENGAREN BROKE BULUM RIVER Wednesday 3 ZENGAREN TO GANG CREEK CAMP 4:00

JUNE, 1964 Thursday 4 Mt. R. GANG CR. Friday 5 MT. R. GANG CREEK Saturday 6 MT. R. GANG CR. 2 MESSENGERS LEFT AT NOON FOR TINDIV Memoranda

JUNE, 1964 Sunday 7 MT. R. GANG CR. Monday 8 MT. R. GANG CR. KORING BROUGHT IN 2 TREE CLIMBERS + A WALLABY Tuesday 9 MT. R. GANG CR. Wednesday 10 MT. R. GANG CR.

JUNE, 1964 Thursday 18 G KEN MACGOWAN TO SUMMIT AREA 7390' Friday 19 G SING-SING Saturday 20 G RECORDING MIDNIGHT - 1:A.M. Memoranda

JUNE, 1964 Sunday 21 G DICK ZWEIFEL ARRIVED Monday 22 G Tuesday 23 G Wednesday 24 G

JUNE, 1964 Thursday 25 G Friday 26 G Saturday 27 G Memoranda

JUNE, 1964 Sunday 28 GANG CREEK Monday 29 GANG CR. RU + LYN CRAVEN MADE TOP CAMP ON MT. R. 6000' Tuesday 30 GANG CR. DICK Z. LEFT FOR LAE BOUGHT ZAGLOSSUS Wednesday 1, JULY GANG CR. RU CAME DOWN TO SEE Z.

JULY, 1964 Thursday 2 GANG VAN DEUSEN VISITED TOP CAMP + SUMMIT AREA, TRUE PEAK S.W. OF KEN'S TREE PEAK 7450' TOBRAM, ADZING, V.D. MT. RAWLISON Friday 3 GANG Saturday 4 GANG Memoranda

JULY, 1964 Sunday 5 GANG CR. Monday 6 G. TO ZENGAAREN AT TREE CLIMBER BROUGHT IN AT 5 P.M. OVER N. RIDGE THRU GARDENS. Tuesday 7 ZENGAAREN RAIN. SLEPT-WOG. MURUK FEAST AT COUNSELOR'S "COMPOUND". Wednesday 8 Z. TO SELIM- TEENG TO OGERAMNANG KEN MACGOWAN STILL AT Z.

JULY, 1964 Thursday 9 OGERAMNANG LYN CRAVEN DEP. FOR TOBO STAYING AT PASTOR'S HOUSE. BOUGHT 2 ZAGLOSSUS Friday 10 OGERAMNANG TO TOBO TO TAPANG - BROKE THE KUA, COLLECTED 3 HUMPS FROGS, RAIN A.M., CLEAR A.M. KIM STILL AT TOBO. TIM CAME WITH CARRIERS AT 12:45 A.M. Saturday 11 YAPANG TO PINDIU DEP, 8:AM, ARR, PINDIU 1:15 COLD SNACKS WITH RON+REN WILLARD. STAN IN AT 4:15 FAIR. COULD SEE MINDIK AIRSTRIP Memoranda

JULY, 1964 Sunday 12 PINDIU FAIR GRAEME WILSON + IAN CALLED DRYING SKINS. MADE E.CAUD. GIBSON ROWLES STEPHEN & IAN HAD US FOR DINNER Monday 13 PINDIU FAIR RU FLEW TO LAE ABOUT NOON TOOK SKINS + SKULLS STAN TOOK ZAGLOSSUS MOVIES PRESERVED 1 OF 3 ZAGLOSSUS Tuesday 14 PINDIU KEN TO LAE RU RETURNED TO PINDIU SKINNED ZAGLOSSUS 18458 Wednesday 15 PINDIU

DICK Z. HIP SLUDER IN TOWN, MARY + JOHN W. L. EVENETT, JULY, 1964 Thursday 16 PINDIV → LAE RU OFF FOR ULUR AT 10. CARGO ON STRIP AT '7:30 FOR LAE, WAITED UNTIL 4:30 (PHIL-CESSNA), AT CECIL, SAW KEN'S FILMS. Friday 17 PINDIV LAE FAIR SAW D.C., D.O. (DES ASHTON) MAILED FILM, PICKLED ZA- GLOSSUS FOOD ORDERED, SILVER FROM BANK. PHOTOGRAPHING IN BOTANICAL GARDEN, FROGS. Saturday 18 LAE HAROLD BROOKFIELD IN TEA AT WOMERSLEY'S. WORKED AT BOTANY SHED PICTURES OF L.E.'S CUCUMBERS Memoranda P.O. GR. I ITABWUM - G.A. HERIOT PINDIV - S.T. GIBSON C.P.O LA E - D.N. ASTHON D.O.

JULY, 1964 Sunday 19 LAE DICH Z. + HIP SLUDER TO WAU BY AIR. CALL LIONEL'S PHAL.MAC. WORKED AT BOTANY SAID TO R.S.L. TO SEE L. EVENNETT Monday 20 LAE TO PINDIV WROTE LETTERS UNTIL 1:AM ALL SPECIMENS IN GOOD CRDER. STRUCTURAL STEEL ON HERB. ROOF Tuesday 21 [illegible] PINDIV L. CROWLEY (AZTEC) 3:50-4:10 ITEN, STAN, VID. + CARGO PACKING MADE UP ZAGLOSSUS FAIR 30'75' 11:30 P.M. Wednesday 22 PINDIV TO BERA- 9:30-2:00 ARR. MONGI-ITUA DIVIDE 4700', BERAKWAIYU 4900' RAIN - NOON ON. MOON OUT, KEN STILL AT PINDIV - NEEDS 30 CARRIERS

SOME SUN P.M. OVERCAST JULY, 1964 NO RAIN Thursday 23 BERAKWAIYU - TAPANG DEP. 1:45; ARR.T. 4:30 Friday 24 YAPANG FAIR KEN MAY LEAVE PINDI TODAY MESSENGER ARR. T. AT 9:AM. 9:30-3050' KEN ARR. WITH CARGO 3:P.M. K+I, SHOT 5 BATS Saturday 25 YAPANG → NENGI → LALANG RAIN IN EARLY A.M. CARRY OFF AT 8:30 PLENTY OF CARRIERS ARR. LALANG 11:30 A.M. 4500' MADE UP BAT. FAIR WITH SOME CLOUD Memoranda MET R.D.M. CLELAND AT WILLARDS - SON OF SIR DONALD. 21 JULY, ALSO SCHOOL INSPECTOR ON WAY TO SATTELBERG.

JULY, 1964 Sunday 26 LALANG RAIN! VERY FEW CARRIERS. DO NOT WANT TO CARRY IN RAIN ON SUNDAY. Monday 27 LALANG TO AVENGU Tuesday 28 AVENGU Wednesday 29 AVENGU TO ULUR 8: A.M. - 4: P.M. RAIN

JULY, 1964 Thursday 30 ULUR SETTING UP MAMMAL TENT + FLY Friday 31 ULUR 25 LIVE TRAPS IN KUNAI 12 STEELS IN FOREST 5 WIRE LIVE TRAPS 1 MIST NET - EDGE OF FOREST Saturday 1, AUGUST ULUR MIST NET OVER MONGI STEEL TRAPS IN KUNAI + BUSH 5 R. RUBER IN TRAPS TOBRAM CAUGHT SMALL FROG - MOUTH BY HAND. MADE BAT REFLECTOR Memoranda ALTIMETER 8025

AUGUST, 1964 Sunday 2 Ulur Monday 3 Ulur Tuesday 4 Ulur Wednesday 5 Ulur

AUGUST, 1964 Thursday 6 ULUR Friday 7 ULUR Saturday 8 ULUR Memoranda

AUGUST, 1964 Sunday 9 ULUR Monday 10 ULUR Tuesday 11 ULUR - FAIR! KEN MACGOWAN + TOBRAM TO MT. ULUR SUB-CAMP BAYONE BROUGHT IN YG. THYLOGALE Wednesday 12 ULUR HIGH CLOUD KEN CLIMBED ULUR ALTIMETER 9370 TEROITAMBUT + SAMIANG

AUGUST, 1964 Thursday 13 ULUR Friday 14 ULUR Saturday 15 ULUR Memoranda

AUGUST, 1964 Sunday 16 ULUR Monday 17 ULUR Tuesday 18 ULUR Wednesday 19 ULUR. STAN.Tc- BRAM, EDEWAWA + I CLIMB- ED ULUR - ALTIMETER 9400' 5:20 AM - 6:20 P.M. ITEN TO BASE CAMP - MT.Uphsenga

AUGUST, 1964 Thursday 20 ULUR - RAIN HUNTERS BROUGHT IN 4 SILKY CUSCUSES + 1 HYOMYS. SENT TO BRAM TO TEN: RUNNER IN WITH NOTE FROM P.O. TONY HERIOT. Friday 21 ULUR Saturday 22 ULUR Memoranda

AUGUST, 1964 Sunday 23 ULUR Monday 24 ULUR Tuesday 25 ULUR Wednesday 26 ULUR

AUGUST, 1964 Thursday 27 ULUR Friday 28 ULUR Saturday 29 ULUR Memoranda

AUGUST, 1964 Sunday 30 ULUR Monday 31 MT.ULUR CAMP→INDAGEN CARRIERS DEP.9: STAN,KENTI 9:20 1925: LUNCH PLACE 8450 (PICTURE MT.UP PASS 8900 1:10 STR.OOBALA 6700 3:50 ARR. INDAGEN 5:15 6:00' Tuesday 1, SEPTEMBER IND TO ILOKO DEP. 8:45 (6000) FAIR. TO ANENU, MT. GRAUN PICT. ANDA RIVER 4500, UNENU 5900 GWAMA RIVER (SWIM) 5150 2:45 ARR. ILOKO 5500 Wednesday 2 ILOKO TO KABWUM- 5400 (7:30) DEP. SANAN 5695 BAMARUPTA 5:50 TIPSIT 51008 46 UPAT. 9:40 5400 MAN 6600 INVENING 6000

SEPTEMBER, 1964 Thursday 3 KABWUM - RAIN HERIOTS FOR DINNER Friday 4 KABWUM AT HERIOTS FOR DINNER Saturday 5 KABWUM AT L. TILLEY'S FOR DINNER Memoranda FROM 5800' INDUM 5600' 1:00 KABWUM 5000' 1:30 DRINKS WITH HERIOTS (TONY+LORAIN) GUNDAIO (TLOKO) GREEN SW

SEPTEMBER, 1964 10 P.M. Sunday 6 KABWUM 4.750' PHIL CAME IN AT 11 A.M. (CESSNA) SENT GREEN CANS + AMMO BACK TO LA E. VISITED L. TILLEY - TOOK PICTURES. L.T. FOR DINNER. Monday 7 KABWUM STONE MORTAR + PESTLE Tuesday 8 LAE FROM TABWUM OTTER OFF AT NOON. FINCH- HAFEN AT 12:40. MET BRIAN LEE, OFF AT 1:30, LAE 2:00 ALL GEAR TO BOTANY. DRINKS AT JOHN + MARY WOMERSLEY'S. ERIKA Wednesday 9 LAE RAIN A.M. FAIR P.O. BANK CUTTINGS (AM'S CUP) TO DES ASHTON. WORKED AT BOT, A.M., TAA, B.P., N, OSBORN, KAM Hong

SEPTEMBER, 1964 Thursday 10 LAE Friday 11 LAE TO FINSCH SAILED 10.15 P.M. Saturday 12 FINSCH HAFEN ARR. MALASIGA 6 A.M. DREGER HAFEN 8 A.M. STAYED AT DEPT. CIVIL AVIA. Memoranda QLD: GATTON TILLEY LIONEL AG. OFF TABWUM CAPT. EDWARD FOAD BRIAN + PAT LEE

SEPTEMBER, 1964 Sunday 13 FINSCH Monday 14 FINSCH Tuesday 15 FINSCH Wednesday 16 FINSCH

SEPTEMBER, 1964 Thursday 17 FINSCH Friday 18 FINSCH Saturday 19 FINSCH Memoranda MR. & MRS. ERIC COYLE MR. & MRS. JOHN SMITH MR. & MRS. JOHN K. OATES MR. & MRS. ROBERT MATHESON DAVID LAWREY P.O.

SEPTEMBER, 1964 Sunday 20 FINSCH Monday 21 FINSCH Tuesday 22 FINSCH Wednesday 23 FINSCH

SEPTEMBER, 1964 Thursday 24 FINSCH Friday 25 FINSCH 1ST HYDROMYS FOR TRIP Saturday 26 FINSCH TO LAE SAILED 9:00 A.M. RAIN UNTIL NOON. FAREWELL BOUGHT TAMI IS. WOODEN W FROM TIOATES ARR. LEE 4: AT T.A.A. Memoranda ERIC SEETO (Son DERICK) TED (EDWARD) FORD "BERINGA"

SEPTEMBER, 1964 Sunday 27 LAE Monday 28 LAE MOVED TO S. I. L. ON PENCIFANNA MR.+MRS TERRY ALLEN (JAN) TANIS TO PINDIV Tuesday 29 LAE Wednesday 30 LAE B.M. PARTY / CLIVE JEREMY, MICHAEL BARCHUS ROY PULLEN TO GUSAP

OCTOBER, 1964 Thursday 1 LAE Friday 2 LAE TROOF RAISING CELE- BRATION AT LAE HERBARIUM. TREVOR WALKER, ALAN EDDY TO GWS AT Saturday 3 LAE STAND DEP. FOR PT. M. A.M. DCEB, MOVIES WITH S.T.L. PEOPLE WORKED AT BOTANY Memoranda L.E. (LEE + MEG ASHTON)

OCTOBER, 1964 Sunday 4 LAE WORKED AT BOTANY SHED. PICNIC SUPPER WITH ALLENS AT STEWART PARK Monday 5 LAE DINNER AT L. ASHTON'S MEG, LEE, MATRON HUXLEY, MISS DAVIS Tuesday 6 LAE GOLF WITH HORRIE NIALL, GEORGE NIGHTIN GALE, L.E. ASHTON, DINNER AT OSTBORN'S Wednesday 7 LAE RU TO ILOKO FROM TOP CAMP - 7 HOURS

OCTOBER, 1964 Thursday 8 LAE Ru - ILOTT O TO TABWUM GOLF + DINNER WITH BETTY + PERCE WARD Friday 9 LAE Ru's cargo, Kim + WAWA TO TABWUM Saturday 10 LAE - Ru, Kim, DAR- SON, WAWAINA ARRIVED 10: A.M. DINNER WITH HUMPHRIES (HILDA + BILL) Memoranda BETTY + PERCE WARD - PRES. LAE GOLF CLUB - MET AT SAMARAI

OCTOBER, 1964 Sunday 11 LAE VISITED MRS. JENSEN AT DAIRY FARM (NEE GRAHAM) DAUGHTER ILL (MRS. LEWIS) WORKED AT BOTANY Monday 12 LAE - DARSON + WA- WAINA FLEW TO PINDIV. VISITED LYNN + PETER VAN ROYEN - SNAKE COLLECTION Tuesday 13 LAE - RU FLEW TO CANBERRA, V.D. TO GARRINA TO PICK UP SNAKE COLLECTION FROM ANGUS HUTTON. DINNER: MATRON HUXLEY, MEG + LEE ASHTON, MRS. MILLAR, ARTHUR II. Wednesday 14 LAE

OCTOBER, 1964 Thursday 15 LAE (SKINNED) TR. CL. HAN. STEVIN BELL GOLF LEE ASHTON WARD + HARRY DINNER AT MILLARS Friday 16 LAE "3"-4" RAIN MEG ASHTON + TEN JAMES TO TAR FOR DINNER + TO MOVIES "ZULU" CRATED WITH KIM Saturday 17 LAE DINNER AT CROWLEYS Memoranda METEOROLOGIST = ARTHUR DOUGLAS

OCTOBER, 1964 Sunday 18 LAE CRATING DINNER AT ARTHUR DOUG LAS. DR MORETON DORO- THY MILLAR, MR.+MRS JOHN MILLAR, TIM', MRS. Monday 19 LAE CRATING. HELPED BY TED IRWIN + ADRIAN I. Tuesday 20 LAE CRATING - HIM RSL - SAW LIONEL Wednesday 21 LAE FINISHED CRATING KIM TO BETTY CROWLEY

OCTOBER, 1964 Thursday 22 LAE TO P.M. Friday 23 P.T. M. TO MILNE BAY TO SAMARAI ERNIE EVENNETTS "SIRIUS" NIGHT AT MILLER Saturday 24 SAMARAI TO GOODENOUGH IS. Memoranda MRS. DES ASHTON AT COLYER-WATSON

OCTOBER, 1964 Sunday 25 G.I. ARR. 1: A.M. Monday 26 G.I. Tuesday 27 G.I. Wednesday 28 G.I.

OCTOBER, 1964 Thursday 29 G.I Friday 30 G.I Saturday 31 G.I Memoranda

NOVEMBER, 1964 Sunday 1 G.I. Monday 2 G.I. Tuesday 3 G.I. Wednesday 4 G.I.

NOVEMBER, 1964 Thursday 5 G.I. to P.M. 11:15 A.M. → 3:15 LOSUIA (TROB. IS.) + POPODETТА NIGHT AT RAPSONS AILSА'S 42ND BIRTHDAY Friday 6 P.T. M. TO BRISBANE LECTURE NAT. PARKS ASso. CAPE YORK + N.G. DINNER WITH TARROTT'S FROM P.M. WITH IEN MACGOWAN 11:15 A.M. 4:15 KEITH MET ME. Saturday 7 BRISBANE → NOOSA SPENT LAST NIGHT AT JIM + CECILY FEARNLEY'S. DROVE TO NOOSA HEADS WITH F'S. 3½ MI. WALK ALONG HEADS. NIGHT AT THEIR COTTAGE Memoranda CELIA (10) - 7 MARCH JONATHAN (9) - 2 NOV. 23/ ANNE (3) - 14 JUNE ROGER (5) - 29 JULY CECILY (?) - 8 MARCH

NOVEMBER, 1964 Sunday 8 NOOSA → BRISBANE BREAKFAST AT LOOKOUT BLACK BUTT RANGE SKY- LINE DRIVE - GLASSHOUSE MTs, NIGHT AT F'S HAPPY VALLEY JACKARANDAS IN BLOOM Monday 9 A.M. BRISBANE SORTED PAPERS & LETTERS NIGHT AT FEARNLEY'S Tuesday 10 BRISBANE NIGHT AT TARROTS Wednesday 11 BRISBANE TARROTS

NOVEMBER, 1964 CHERUB ST. Thursday 12 BRISBANE → TUGUN MRS. W.L. MACGOWAN - DROVE DOWN WITH KEN, SAW KEN'S MOVIES - 3 REELS Friday 13 TUGUN → BRISBANE VISITED DAVID + SIGRID FLEAY. TOOK BREEDENS TO DINNER + MOVIES Saturday 14 BRISBANE DINNER WITH VERNONS LUNCH WITH BREEDENS Memoranda

NOVEMBER, 1964 Sunday 15 BRISBANE→SYDNEY HYDE PARK HOTEL SYDNEY HOSPITAL - SISTER MARLIN (MATRON IRWIN - PT.M.) PENICILLIN INJECTION Monday 16 SYDNEY HOSPITAL - NEW DRESSINGS SAW MARLOW AT MUSEUM. Tuesday 17 SYDNEY→PERTH 727 JET ~ 4:40 MIN. RIDE MET ME. TO MUSEUM Wednesday 18 PERTH LOOKED AT SKINS WITH BUTLER DINNER WITH MR+MRS. M.L. FRY LOOKED AT HER MAMMAL DRAWINGS

NOVEMBER, 1964 Thursday 19 PERTH AT MUSEUM, LUNCH WITH PROF. + MRS. HODGKINS + RIDE, SAW DOM SERVENTY, DINNER AT RIDES, HI BUTLER'S MOVIES, VISITED McGANN'S MR + MRS. BUTLER TOOK ME TO AIRPORT! Friday 20 M. RIDE'S BIRTHDAY PERTH → MELBOURNE 12:30 A.M. - 7:1 A.M. DIRECT SAW LYNN OSBORN AT ST. KILDA CALLED ON MR. + MRS. GORDON FAWNS, McKINNON, SAW DR. NO, HOTEL LONDON Saturday 21 PERTH MELBOURNE LOOKED AT PICTURES AT RENE'S, LUNCH W. GEOFF BROOKE#, D. AT 10 P.M. Memoranda

NOVEMBER, 1964 Sunday 22 MELBOURNE BR.W RENE LUNCH W. R.TUDY + DN. AT EMERALD COUNTRY CLUB. DINNER WITH BEN + ISABEL + RENE + TUDY. Monday 23 MELBOURNE D.W.D. P.M. WITH JOHN THOMSON. BROAKES TAPED AN INTERVIEW, LUNCH W. G.EOFF + GRAHAM PIZZEY. SAW J. MCNALLY. Tuesday 24 M → CANBERRA BR. W.D. LUNCH WITH JOHN MCNALLY + RENE EVENING WITH JOHN CALABY IN CANBERRA-HAS NEW LIBRARY ROOM. Wednesday 25 CANBERRA R.HEOGLAND IN A.M. + LUNCH DIV.W.RES. IN P.M. KENT KEITH LOOKED AT N.G. MAMMALS. ALSO N.S.W.-J.CALABY. DINNER W: CALABY,

NOVEMBER, 1964 Thursday 26 CANBERRA TO R.HOOGLAND'S OFFICE TO MEET ALLEN STEWART, CHIEF OF DIV. OF LAND SURVEY GUEST EVENING AT HOOGLANDS! Friday 27 C → SYDNEY ARR. 2:P.M. T. FLUST. MUSEUM TO SEE MARLOW LETTERS FROM HOME. D. C. P. M. Saturday 28 SYDNEY DINNER W. MARLOWS AT NARRABEEN, SAW NEW HOME HAS PLANIGALE, FERRY TO MANLEY BOTH WAYS. Memoranda NANA, 2 DAUGHTERS To (BASIL'S WIFE)

NOVEMBER, 1964 Sunday 29 SYDNEY Monday 30 SYDNEY Tuesday 1, DECEMBER SYDNEY Wednesday 2 SYDNEY

DECEMBER, 1964 Thursday 3 SYDNEY Friday 4 SYDNEY TARONGA PARK SIR EDWARD HALLSTROM PICTURES OF DRAGONS Saturday 5 SYDNEY Memoranda

DECEMBER, 1964 Sunday 6 SYDNEY COLD - CLOUDY 2 {Mon Monday 7 SYDNEY - FISI - HAWAII SAN FRANCISCO MUSEUM A.M. IN SYDNEY PHONED KAY + TIM REED Tuesday 8 SAN FR. - N.Y.C. ARR. 7:30 A.M., HOME 10:AM Wednesday 9 N.Y.C. MUSEUM

DECEMBER, 1964 Thursday 10 N.Y.C. MUSEUM Friday 11 N.Y.C. MUSEUM Saturday 12 Memoranda

DECEMBER, 1964 Thursday 17 Friday 18 Saturday 19 Memoranda

DECEMBER, 1964 Sunday 27 Monday 28 Tuesday 29 Wednesday 30

SPECIAL DATA FINSCH AREA MAP No. 0460 LANGEMAN BAY 1:25000 SERIES AUST FED. SVY. COY. 1944

SOCIAL SECURITY RECORD EMPLOYER DATE AMOUNT JAN MINISTER CARPET 99 N: BROH. HILL 41 OPT. IND. 58 FEB. MAR. APRIL

2 July 1964 No clouds ADDRESSES E-F NAME ALTIMETER 4625' ADDRESS LEFT CAMP 10:05 GANG CR. 4525' CROSSING PHONE 10:30 TRAIL X Z.-TopC. 5000 PANDANUS PORTAL 10:50 5400 NAME RD TO NUMBUT 100 ADDRESS TOP CAMP 6000' 11:20 PHONE LEFT TOP CAMP 11:45 WATER HOLE 6500 12:15 PLACE BILONG MURUH 12:45 NAME 1:15"Top"K 7300' ADDRESS 1:15"Top"K 7300' PHONE 1:30 TRUE TOP 7450 2:30 "" 7450 2:50 K Top 7375 3:30 WATER HOLE 6580 NAME 3:45 TOP CAMP 6025 ADDRESS 4:30 LEFT TOP CAMP 4:50 X NUMBAT 5500 PHONE 5:30 ARR. GANG CR. CAMP 4700'

JULY8,1964 G-H ADDRESSES Wed. NAME 9: Dep. Z.#2 ADDRESS 9:15 Z#1 PHONE 9:50 NUMBENG CR. 10: BIG GARDEN NAME 10:10 TOKOLAT (R. ADDRESS 10:15 MUMON CR, 10:45 BULUM R, PHONE 11:30 MARAN (ARR.) ALT 3400 (RU's ALT) LEFT MARAN 11:05 NAME ARR. SELEMBANG 2:50 ADDRESS ARR. OGERAMNANG PHONE 3:30 TO 4:05 JULY 10 / 8:30 NAME DEP. OGERAMNANG ADDRESS ARR. TOBO 12:45 CALL 3 FROGS 6:500 PHONE RAIN A.M. CLEAR IN HUA VALLEY TOBO 4600

ADDRESSES I-J-K DEP. 4: P.M. NAME Togo to Tampen 3000 ADDRESS ARR. 6:45 P.M. PHONE NAME MR. & MRS. JOHN GETHING ADDRESS BELAIR, S.A. PHONE GUINEA AIRWAYS CHIEF ENG. 1930S T.A.A. LODGE 8 SEPT. 64 MET R. ARCHBOLD NAME ADDRESS PHONE NAME ADDRESS PHONE

L WROATE ADDRESSES REPORT NAME MANAGER, NAMASU, LAE ADDRESS WILHELM FUGMANN PHONE (ITNEW LEN + DICK) DARRELL CONWELL (BRISBANE) 26 SEPT. 1964 - TRUCK FOR OUR CARGO NAME WALTER + MURIEL LARNER ADDRESS NOV. 20, 1964 ON → CORNER CHAFFEE ST. AND NARRANE MR. TEN LEE, STEAMSHIPS, P.T.M. NAME LINDSAY BURKE ADDRESS TOM HARTLEY LAB AT BOTANIC GARDEN PHONE GIFT OF SNAKES (SEPT. 1964) NAME JOE + BETTY HAVEL ADDRESS LAE SEPT. 27, 1964 PHONE PILOT MILTE MOYLAN TABWUM TO LAE 8 SEPT. 1964

N-O ADDRESSES NAME ADDRESS PHONE NAME ADDRESS PHONE NAME ADDRESS PHONE NAME ADDRESS PHONE

ADDRESSES S NAME MR. ARTHUR SCOTT ADDRESS 40 U.S. LINES PIER 62 NORTH RIVER PHONE N.Y. N.Y 10011 NAME ADDRESS PHONE NAME ADDRESS PHONE NAME ADDRESS PHONE

T-U ADDRESSES NAME LINNEl G.W. TILLEY ADDRESS QLD. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE LAWES, QLD. PHONE (NEAR GATTON -30 MI.E. OF TOOWOOMBA) (AGR. OFFICER AT KABWUM 1964) NAME ADDRESS PHONE NAME ADDRESS PHONE NAME ADDRESS PHONE

AS OF 17 JULY 1964 ADDRESSES V-W NAME D.O. D.N. ASHTON LAE ADDRESS A.D.O. GR.2 J.P. SINCLAIR WAU ADO GR.1 J.L. HASTINGS LAE PHONE " P.T. MOLONEY KIRIPIT " K. WALTERS LAE " G. SMITH FINSCHHAFEN NAME " R.D.M. CLELAND LAE ADDRESS " P.J. WRIGHT MUMENG P.O. GR.2 D.J. LAWLEY FINSCH. PHONE " J.F. HANNAN LAE " P.I. BARCLAY [illegible] " B.D. BROWN WAU NAME " A.R. WOODS " C.D. WAITE ADDRESS P.O. GR.1 R. WILLARD PINDIV PHONE D.O. S.M. FOLEY HAGEN NAME ADO GR.2 W.W. CRELLIN SAMARAI ADDRESS " J.T. FREW ESA'ALA " H.T. CHESTER SAMARAI PHONE P.O. BERA K WA I YU

X-Y-Z ADDRESSES NAME BB ADDRESS PHONE M NAME ADDRESS PHONE P NAME Monk. (GUN-1) PHONE NAME ADDRESS PHONE

Cash Account JANUARY GETPEREM POGONOMYS SET = FEMUR CASSOWARY DUBAT = LOWER LEG BONE 6 JULY 1964 BOUGHT FROM GRAYTSON KILUMNUNG GUSE = BILUM ZAGLOSSUS (2) UBANUNG BERAKWAIRU SMILING MAN TEOS

22 JULY 1964 Cash Account MARCH Received Paid 9:14 DEP. PINDI 3000' 10:10 TOP RIDGE 3750' 11:15 WAGIZALE 3800' 12:45 DIVIDE(M-1T) 4700' 1:00 UNGESEU 4700' (2:00 BERAKWAIYU 4900' 1:45 HAT. LAND 5000' 23 JULY 1:45 Dep. B. 4900' 3:30 MEM CREEK 2725' low PT 2650' 4:30 TAPANGT 3150' (7:45 P.M.) 3100'

25 JULY Cash Account APRIL DEP. JAP.2 8:30 3100 JAPANG#1 8:50 3350 SAGO PALMS 3100 NENGI 9:30 3300 KESUL CR. 10:A.M. 3050 LALANG 11:30 4500' 26 July 1:15 4600' 27 JULY DEP LALANG 8:30 4500 SUMQUA CR 9:00 4050 BINGHEM CR. 9:05 4050 #2 9:15 4200 PODZERONIC 10: 4600 KANEN CR 10:30 3875 SULU CR. 1:00 4600' ARR.AVENGU 1:30 5300'

29 JULY Cash Account MAY Received Paid DEP. AVE NGU 8: - 5225 BETZET FALLS 4900 PRANGAN CR. 315 COFFEE HOUSE 5000 TAIT MARUM 4900 9:30 4650 BOTTOM RHO. MAC, 9:30 5200 FROGS 5400 KUWA -7000' DIVIDE KUA 1:30 7800 + MONGI WATERS HIGH POINT 8300 ARR. ULUR CAMP 4:10 7800'

Cash Account JUNE Received Paid

LIZ. BLIND SNAKE | Scor. Cash Account SEPTEMBER LAE Received Paid WARREN IRWIN A.P.O. S.I., L. KARUMPA EH, DISTRICT T.N.G. (Send report) ACT.

Cash Account NOVEMBER Received Paid

Cash Account DECEMBER Received Paid SAM = PANDANUS FRUIT SUT = FEMUR DUBAT = HOWER LEG. QUELA = CASSOWARY ZEBUNUNG Ron CARNE AIYURA MAMMAL COLL. AGRON IN CHARGE John BARRETT DISF - BRISBANE

SCHLAGEN HARBOR WASU VINCHE POINT SUMMARY On hand January 1 January February March K. April May SILIPET June July LOKIO August September October November December (MT. S.) Total Balance to new account Received Paid UNENU TIPARE INDAGEN KUMBANG GOTSENG GEROUN ITENGE KONGE

→ UKARUMPA E.H.D. MEMORANDA IAN ROWLES AGRICULTURAL OFFICER PINDIU PATROL POST HUBE + DEDUA CENSUS DIVISION Neuendettelsau ELIZABETH GROSSMANN MINDIK R. WERNER JACOBSEN CoR. ROBERTSON Box 67 LAE BUTTERFLIES

G. Harris 3410 MEMORANDA 2½ ARIGANANG P→ MINDIK → OLIGANANG → ZENGARAN O L. 1 HR → SENGETA S ½ → SELIMBANG SEL. 1 → MARAN M 2 → ZENG. PINDIU → UNGSESU U. → BERAKWAIYU SIU B. → LAWANG → Pod, P. → AYENGU A. → HOUSE KUNAI PODZORONG

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