...William R. Bascom Abstract During the first century of contact with the outside world, the history of Ponape has been marked by a series of violent outbreaks against Americans, Spaniards, and Germans. The causes and implications of these surprisingly effective uprisings, in which two governors...

..., and covers the area by sampling. There is a chapter devoted to the Marianas, Palau, Yap, Truk, Ponape, the Marshalls, and Pingelap and Mokil. Although the author seems to have personally visited each of these places, the bulk of the material of Part II seems to be re-hashed from the mimeographed...

... for fleet anchorage. In the Carolines there was "fair indication that no great strategic importance was attached" to Kusaie, since Americans were permitted to live there. On Ponape he concludes, the Japanese "had penetrated to start plantations and doubtless, install armaments." On Palau, however...

... in which ethnographic data were collected. Over half the book deals with the colonial relationship in Asian societies (Papua New Guinea, Palau Islands, Ponape, Trobriand Islands, Andaman Islands, Yap, and Montagnards). The remainder of the book focuses on Algonquians (Canada), Zimbabwe, and the Kayapo...

... devoted to the Marianas, Palau, Yap, Truk, Ponape, the Marshalls, and Pingelap and Mokil. Although the author seems to have personally visited each of these places, the bulk of the material of Part II seems to be re-hashed from the mimeographed and published reports of the Coordinated Investigation...

... societies (Papua New Guinea, Palau Islands, Ponape, Trobriand Islands, Andaman Islands, Yap, and Montagnards). The remainder of the book focuses on Algonquians (Canada), Zimbabwe, and the Kayapo (Brazil). The essays view the colonial situation from three vantage points: the ethnographer dealing...

... RESEARCH 293 Watkins, James (F), in co-operation with Caldwell, John T.; Lawrence, W. Henry, Jr.; Hanna, Willard A.; and Pence, Richard F., Military government in the Ryukyus, April 1945-July 1946. Stanford. Anthropology, Archeology, and Sociology Bascom, William R., Ponape: a Pacific economy in transition...

... Hebrides, New Zealand, Ponape and Saipan. It is perhaps most uniquely developed in Tonga, where all taxpayers are by law assured an individual title to an 8-acre plot. In the Solomons, Fiji, and Samoa, colonial rule did not, until recently, attempt to impose private ownership. However, since the 1950s...

.... Gilpatrick 58 Ponape: the Tradition of Retaliation, by William R. Bascom 56 Lewis Hodous, December 31, 1872 August 9, 1949, by Lucius Chapin Porter 63 Poem: Washington's Cherry Blossoms, by Daniel C. Buchanan 68 Christian Influence upon the Ideology of the Taiping Rebellion, by Eugene P. Boardman 115 Weng...

... (Carroll); Kapingamarangi (Lieber); Banaban (Silverman); Gilbert Islands (Lundsgaarde; also Lambert); Ponape (J. L. Fischer); Romonum, Truk (Ruth Goodenough); Rotuma (Howard); and the Northern New Hebrides (Scheffler). Most of the contributors have furnished extensive primary data on the adoption patterns...

... Etbnographie, vol. 12, 1899, p. 125, fig. 7, which Parkinson, 1907, p. 424, regards as an imitation of an ancient Chinese sword; and, again, a Micronesian taro-spade of wood with the appearance of a metal sword, illustrated by Anneliese Eilers, Inseln urn Ponape (Ergebnisse der Sudsee-Expedition 1908-1910...

...), 158-63. 1 plate. SOUTH SEAS. "Storied islands of the South Sea." WILLIAMS, F. E. "Natives of lake Kutubu, National geographic, 81 (]m. 1942), i-xvi.. 25 Papua." Oceania, 11 (1940>. 121-57. 11 ill. and map. figures. SUGIURA, KENICHI. "Words of respect in WILLIAMS, F. E. "Natives of lake Kutubu, Ponape...

.... Atlantic 185 (Feb. 1950), 30-38. BAREAU, A. Les origines du Sariputrabhidharmasastra. Museon 63 (1950), 69-95. BASCOM, WILLIAM R. Ponape: the tradition of retaliation. FEQ 10 (Nov. 1950), 56-02. BELL, E. J. Far Eastern food preferences. Foreign agriculture 14 (July 1950), 161-63. illus. BISSON, T. A. Asia...

... Science Board, National Research Council, 1953. ii, 382 p. illus., maps. (Scientific investigations in the Ryukyu Islands (SIRI) [report no. 4]) GLASSMAN, SIDNEY F. The flora of Ponape. Honolulu, The Museum, 1952. iii, 152 p. illus., map. (Bernice P. Bishop Museum. Bulletin 209) Thesis Oklahoma University...

.... HURL- BUT. The mosquitoes of Ponape Island, eastern Carolines. Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences 39 (Jan. 15, 1949), 20-34. illus. (H.H.B.) LAMOTTE, ET. La critique d'authenticite dans le Bouddhisme. (In India antiqua. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1947. p. 213-22) GIBSON, T O N Y . Flood-tide...

... (July 1951), 91-98. MOWRER, EDGAR ANSEL. What Asia wants. Harper's magazine 203 (Oct. 1951), 67-72. MURRILL, RUPERT I. Vital statistics of Ponape Island, Eastern Carolines. American journal of physical anthropology 8 (June 1950), 185-94. (J.B.) NAROLL, RAOUL S. A draft map of the culture areas of Asia...

.... Asiatische studien 6 (1952), 4-8. FRANKE, HERBERT. Gustav Haloun (1898-1951) ZDMG 102 (1952), 1-9. port. FRAUWALLNER, ERICH. Die buddhistischen konzile. ZDMG 102 (1952), 240-61. GARVIN, PAUL L., and SAUL H. RIESENBERG. Respect behavior on Ponape: an ethnolinguistic study. American an//bropo/ogisr 54(Apr...

..., PHILIP E. Soviet policy and the revolutions in Asia. Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 276 (July 1951), 91-98. MOWRER, EDGAR ANSEL. What Asia wants. Harper's magazine 203 (Oct. 1951), 67-72. MURRILL, RUPERT I. Vital statistics of Ponape Island, Eastern Carolines. American...