heave i. a _— “doe Operating Room, Dispensary, at Moen, Truk Atoll All but a very small fraction of the expenses of the public health program were met through appropriated funds. Local revenues provided by nominal fees collected for medical and dental services contributed insignificantly to total expenditures. Health services were free until the fall of 1948 when DepHiComTerPacls set medicalfees for the entire territory and directed the civil administrators to establish dental fees for their districts." The following services remainedfree: Inoculations and vaccinations Pre-natal care and difficult delivering Treatments for yaws, worms, amebiasis, tuberculosis, leprosy and other contagious diseases Examination of school children Emergencyfirst aid Tooth extractions and other dental work. essential to the maintenance of general public health or required for humanitarian reasons © DepHiComTerPacls ltr ser 1217 dtd 20 Aug 48. 880