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HOW ¥00 CAN PUBLICIZE 
SMITHSONIAN STUDY 
1. If you know anyone likely to en- 
counter birds in the Pacific area, 
either on sea or shore, tell him to 
watch for live or dead birds which 
have been banded or color marked. 
2. Publicize the Pacific Bird Ob - 
server. Send it to friends; pub- 
lish or broadcast parts of it; 
post it where people can easily 
read it. 
3. Tell people who wish to cooper- 
ate to write Division of Birds, 
Smithsonian Institution, Washington 
D.C. 20560, and ask to be placed on 
our free mailing list. They will 
receive future issues of the Paci- 
fic Bird Observer. 
Above: L. Alcantara and A. Quibaran 
who captured two frigatebirds, and 
P. Viernes who reported the capture 
in Cagayan, Philippines, May, 1965. 
VOLUNTEERS FROM NW QUADRANT SPREAD THE 
WORD ON PA0SFS0 PROJECT 
People from 19 countries and 21 major island groups have written to tell us 
how they are publicizing the migration study and the need for band reporters. 
These publicizers are very important to the banding program- -the key people in 
fact in the whole migration study operation. 
The names of all volunteers are too numerous to list in this issue, but 
some of those in the Northwest Pacific (north of the equator and west of the 
180 meridian) are given below and on the next page, together with their ser- 
vices. Names of others in the remaining three quadrants of the Ocean will be 
listed in future issues of Pacific Bird Observer . 
Much more publicity in the Northwest was generated than our list indicates. 
If you. live in the Northwest quadrant and have helped spread information about 
the migration study, please write and tell us how you have helped the project. 
A request to Division of Birds, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. 
20560, will put you on our free mailing list. 
PUBLICITY VOLUNTEERS AND THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS 
TAIWAN: 
Dr. Fah-hsuen Liu, Director, Institute of Fishery Biology: requested coop- 
eration of all China Fishery Corporation crews; requested Fisheries Organ- 
ization to inform all Taiwan fishermen. 
