W. H. Weyzen, M.D. -?- They could interview, take basic tests including such things as blood tests and give advice as to future life styles, all without a license. Problems would arise, however, if the physicians prolonged their stay, began a continuing series of treatments for individual patients, or wished to use hospital facilities. If a more intensive and prolonged program is planned, the same three (3) alternatives provided above . should be considered. The testing upon military reservations appears to be the simplest. Our contact for problems in Hawaii should be Mr. Dick Okaji, Licensing Administrator, Dept. of Regulatory Agencies, P. 0. Box 3469, Honolulu, Hawaii 96801 ((808) 548-6520). cf “ ad v Lo fo [eehbo vee E a / William L. Brown, Attorney Office of the General Counsel 9008b0|