by heads of departments, for the preparation of reports and for other purposes. e. Licensing of Medical and Dental Practitioners, The Director of Public Health shall prepare for the approval of the High Commissioner through the Legislauve Advisory Committee, regulations, laws, and order providing for the licensing of persons for the practice of medicine, surgery, dentistry, dental surgery, midwifery, and nursing in the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands: shall set the standards and qualifications, personal and professional, for such practice; and shall prepare and conduct any professional examinations or personal interviews considered by him to be necessary or advisable. The Director of Public Health shall be charged with the policing of the medical profession and with the institution of proceedings for prosecution, license revocation, or other necessary action to insure the proper protection of the people of the territory. f. Professional Training. The Director of Public Health, in cooperation with the Education Department, shall fix curricula and standards of medical. dental, and nursing schools or other training centers for the training of persons to enter the practice of these professions in the Trust Territory: shall set the standards for and assist in the procurement of instructors for such schools and training centers; and shall set up programs of training, retraining, or advance training to insure, insofar as practicable, an adequate number of qualified personnel to provide medical, dental, and nursing care in the Trust, Territory. g. Quarantine and Communicable Diseases. The Director of Public Health shall prepare for the approval of the High Commissioner or the Committee, such regulations, laws, orders, or directives as in his judgment are necessary to prevent the introduction, transmission, or spread of communicable diseases from any place without the Trust Territory or between and within the Districts of the Trust Territory. The Trust Territory public health program wasof interest also to the Commander in Chief Pacific Fleet (CinCPacFlt) Staff Medical Officer as part of his general supervisory responsibilities for health matters in the Pacific Area. He was often consulted on medical problemsreferred to the High Commissioner (HiComTerPacls) for decision and usually accompanied the latter on his annual inspection trips through the Trust Territory. In the summer of 1950 he was given additional duty on the staff of HiComTerPacls in order to facilitate conduct of medical administrative matters under his cognizance.” The field organization of the Public Health Departmentas developed during the military government period continued throughout the trusteeship period. The medical program of each civil administration 7 AC/S to DepHiComTerPacls memo dtd 25 Jul 50. 870 5006010