Two Surface Amalgam Filling ..... 20... 0.0.2... eee Three Serface Amalgam Filling..........0 0.0.0.2... cee eee ee Oral Prophylaxis................. Lee eee tenes Gingivius Treatments. .... .... Cees 2.00 - 50 .00 Prosthesis, if practjcal to attempt, cost: Full Upper Denture ............. Ce eke bee ee eee $25. 00 Full Lower Denture........... bebe e tet teeter cess. 25,00 Partial Dentures, per tooth. Cee bee een 2. 00 Clasps for Partial Dentures extra, per Clasp ee bee eee 2, 50 Gold Shell Crowns, Anterior... 0000000000 ee eee 5,00 Gold Shell Crowns, Posterior... ..... ...... ee ne eee ne eee 6. 00 Bridge Abutment Shell Crown, Anterior . ...... Le eee eee eee Bridge Abutment Shell Crown, Posterior ... 20.0. 02.000.0...0.0005. Cast Full Crown, Bridge Abutment ..... .......... Lone Cast Three-quarter Crown, Bridge Abutment. De ee eee Inlay, Bridge Abutment, Two Surface........... 000.0... 0 0000 . Inlay, Bridge Abutment, Three Surface. . . ...... Ce ae Dummys, per Tooth 00... 0.0000 ee Loe.) Gold Inlay, One Surface.. 20000 ce 5. 00 7.00 12.00 10, 00 10.00 12, 00 50 8. 00 Gold Inlay, Three Surface. 62, 00 Gold Inlay, Two Surface... 2 6 | 02. eee, bce tee Lae re Leos.) 10.00 Charges were collected by the senior medical officers and dentists then transferred to the supply officers or their agent cashiers anc remitted by them to the treasurer of the Trust Territory each month HiComTerPacls made quarterlyallocations from these collections anc other fundsin the Trust Territory treasury to each civil administratior unit for medical and dental supplies and materials and subsistenc« charges for dispensary patients. Total collections from indigenous patients amounted to $5342.65 for fiscal year 1948; $15,565.31 for 1950; $25,351.78 for 1951. Medical services provided by the USS WHIDBEYandthe Tiniar Leprosarium were free but Trust Territory patients at the Guam Memorial Hospital were charged three dollars a day plus any extra service costs.” If the hospital charges placed an undue hardship on a patient, HiComTerPacIs paid the costs, including a five dollar allowance for incidentals, from Trust Territory Treasury monies. The administration considered payment of medical and dental charges an educational measure to make the people aware of their responsibilities and “not by any means as an attempt to make the medical service program payfor itself, as is obvious from the charges prescribed whichare but token payments,scaled downto native pocketbooks.” Therefore, it considered the policy basically sound on these grounds: ** ComMarianas msg of 21 Aug 4. 882 50Gb0 22