| Japanese Fisherman Exposed to
U. S. H - Bomb Particles Dies
J TOKYO, (/PI—A Japanese fish
| erman dusted by radioactive ash
I from a U.S. H-bomb blast at Bi
kini March 1 died last night in a
Tokyo hospital.
Aikichi Kuboyama, 40, radio
man on the fishing boat Lucky
Dragon, was believed to be the
world’s first death resulting from
a hydrogen bomb explosion.
The fisherman had been suffer
ing from jaundice complications
brought on by radiation from the
Bikini bomb, Japanese doctors
said.
His illnes and death is a matter
of great international significance
for Japan.
This country has been bitterly
critical of the United States tests,
and is reported to have presented
Washington with a bill for several
million dollars.
Less than an hour after Kuboy
ama’s death U. S. Ambassador
John M. Allison issued a state
ment expressing “extreme sorrow
and regret at this most unhappy
event.”
“My deepest symbathy is ex
tended especially to the family of
the deceased,” the statement said.
In Washington, a spokesman
said the State Department would
have no further comment beyond
the Allison statement.
There was no immediate com
ment from the- Atomic Energy
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Kuboyama was one of 23 fish
ermen aboard the Lucky Dragon,
which was approximately 80 miles
from Bikini when the test bomb
was exploded.
The other fishermen also are
hospitalized but appear to be re
covering.
The United States has offered
Japan one million dollars in dam
ages for the 23.
Kuboyama’s death coincided
with speculation here that Russia
exploded a hydrogen bomb re
cently on Wrangel Island, only
500 miles northwest of Nome, Al
aska.
Canadian Swimmer
Breaks Florence Chadwick
Catalina Channel Record
SAN PEDRO, Calif., UP) —
Sturdy Tom Park, who comes
from a Canadian family of cham
pion swimmers, has broken the
official record for the Catalina
Channel swim and deposed title
holder Florence Chadwick.
Miss Chadwick, an indefatig
able type, no doubt will try to
regain the record. ,
Park, 31, a professional wrest
ler and service station attendant,
avoided any advance publicity or
announcement.
He simply went into the water
at Catalina Island’s Emerald Bay
at 4:0o a.m. yesterday, struck out
and reached the rocky Palos
Verdes Peninsula on the Southern
California mainland 13 hours, 25
minutes and 31 second later. An
official AAU timer was aboard
the boat that accompanied him.
The distance is figured at 21
miles.
Park broke Miss Chadwick’s of
ficial AAU record, set Sept. 21,
1952, by 22 minutes.
Japanese Strip-Tease Dancers
Strip Themselves Out Of Work
TOKYO, UP) — The number of
strip-tease shows, a postwar fad
in Tokyo, has shrunk from 14 to
8, a survey showed today. Spon
sors immediately cancelled plans
for a new luxury theater.
Observers attributed the de
cline in popularity to the Japa
nese dancers’ tendency to accent
uate the strip instead of the tease.
Saccharin is 300 to 500 times as
sweet as ordinary sugar.
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CURTIS C. JOHNSON
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M. IRF.DALE, LEADER
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LEWIS I. HUDGINS. PASTOR
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8:00 p.m.—WSCS monthly meeting.
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WASHINGTON, UP) — Sen. Mc
Carthy, explaining he is under
treatment for a sinus ailment, has
cancelled the three speaking en
gagements he had made for the
congressional campaign period.
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