Religious leaders also reported an increase in adherence to traditional religion and healers.

Navajo leaders reported similar outbreaks in 1918, 1933, and 1934.

The next morning, the native leader reported that the refugees were very worried, their food was scarce.

"No sound up there," their leader reported as he came.

"The river is in full flood and the bridge is down," their leader reported.

It was the first official confirmation of fatalities, which a nationalist leader had reported Saturday.

Local leaders reported that a dozen villages had been raided.

Institutional leaders reported a 95% compatibility with the programs and ideals of their institutions.

In the south, Muslim religious leaders reported less interreligious tension during the reporting period.

Then the leader of the F4U's reported the copter burning.