Hon. Edward E. Johnston Ze February 26, 1973 (1) One practitioner (name unknown) te take medical histories and act as interpreter. (2) Twe laboratory techniclans--Mr. Sibio Shonibur and Mr. Nelson Zettiker. (3) One x-ray technician and medical pheotographer--Mr. Ernest Libby. If, as a result of the surveys and as determined by Dr. Conard, it becomes necessary to transport any of the surveyed Marshallese patients to the United States for further medical treatment, the AEC will fund and pay te the Trust Territory the cests of the patients travel and per diem (at the Trust Territory established rate) from their home island te Kwajalein, and thelr returz from Kwajalein to their heme island. These traveland per diem costs will also be allowed for an interpreter accompanying the patients. For the patient's and interpreter's trip from Kwajalein to the United States and return to Kwajalein, the AEC will fund for and provide all transportation, suitable clothing for the colder climate, food, lodging and miscellaneous travel expenses. Requests to the Trust Territory for support services such as transportation, perseanel, supplies and other services for the AEC Medical Surveys wili normally be authorised in writing by Dr. Conard, William K. Streenan or myself. However, in the case of emergencies, such requests will be immediately confirmed by one of the above. Trust Territory billings resulting from providing support to the AEC Medical Surveys should be sent to this office and identified as: AEC Medical Surveys in the Marshall Islands, Account Number I1D-94008. Upon receipt of the billings, prompt relmbursement os —< ” aT ator” Ct = will be made to your finance officer by our contractor, Holmes & Narver, Inc.