SS |. PROTECTED WATER SUPPLY AND EXCRETA DISPOSAL Protected water supply and excreta disposal systems are mainly limited to housing areas for government employees, to hospitals, and to a few government and mission schools. Two islands have protected water supplies for the first time this year, Ebeye in the Marshalls and Tinian in the Marianas. Ebeye also has an excreta Ls aeRO ce disposal system. Estimated population, including nonindigenous persons, served by protected water supply and excreta disposal systems. Estimated population District and area served With protected water supply and excreta disposal Mariana isiands Saipan... 6... ce ee ee eee ees 9, 200 470 Timian... ec ee ce eee eee 630 . Kwajalein Island................. Ebeye Island ..............-22-0-- ° 3, 700 ° 3, 700 Rota . 2... eee eee eee eee 1,370 Marshail !slands ta ERNe, SongERpeERRe pees With both protected water Majuro (district center} ........ sae Palau Koror 2.0.0.0. cee eee ee eee eee Ngiwal ... 02-2. eee Ponape District center and some schools... : 550 550 2, 900 430° 430 - 1, 070 Truk... ec ccc eeeee Yop ........... cee cent e eee e teens 840 770 320 Total, exclusive of Kwajalein... 690° 320 20, 940 7,000 “In houses and facilities for US government employees on Kwajalein. + Provided by the people of this municipality with technical assistance from the government. © Three mission schools have excreta disposal systems provided by the missions. J. TRAINING FACILITIES FOR MEDICAL AND HEALTH PERSONNEL (a) There is a 2-1/2-year Government school of nursing in the Trust Territory. Class (b) A Male Female Junior (first year) ..... Senior (second year)... 13 5 3 11 2] 16 Total..........-5. 18 19 37 3-month training course for Total x-ray (roentgenographic technicians) was given on Saipan followed by 3 months on-the-job training. The x-ray technician and one trainee from each district attended the course. Public Health 254 * ne OERg SEge r ow