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did not obligate the appropriation for "Field investigations of the Public Health Service, 1921," when the transportation was not effected until in August, 1921, and the cost thereof should accordingly be charged to the appropriation for the fiscal year 1922. (1 Comp. Gen. 655.)

213. (1922, May 23.) It would be proper to provide by regulation that transportation of household goods of an officer of the Public Health Service ordered to make a permanent change of station must be made within 30 days from the effective date of orders to change station and that extension thereof not exceeding 90 days may be authorized only upon application made prior to the expiration of the 30-day limit, setting forth facts showing the need therefor which must be other than mere personal convenience and not to the detriment of the service. (MS. Dec.)

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Epidemic fund to be expended by President.

Estimates-Quarantine service of Virgin Islands..

Examination as to prevalence of communicable diseases among Indians.
Expenses of representatives at international sanitary conference..

Extra-cantonment zone sanitation..

Field investigations..........

Hospitals...

Personnel, supplies, etc...

Remodeling, making additions to, etc........

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Appropriations Continued.

Hygienic laboratory

Construction and remodeling of buildings.

Erection of...

Influenza-Suppression of..

Interstate spread of disease-Prevention..

Leprosy home..

Leprosy station at Molokai, Hawaii.

Limitation on use of, for advertising.

National board of health..

Pellagra-Study of.......

Proceeds of leasing or sale of marine hospitals for marine-hospital establishment...
Proceeds of renting or leasing of marine hospitals go to Marine-Hospital Service.

Quarantine stations, grounds, and anchorages...

Refrigerating ship-Purchase or construction of..

Rural sanitation..

Sanitation of areas adjoining Government industrial plants..

Sums forfeited for failure to make entries in seaman's time book go to marine-hospital fund.......
Tonnage duties for maintenance of Marine-Hospital Service..

Tonnage duties for support of Service abolished....

Unclaimed wages and moneys from sales of effects of deceased seamen-To be used for care of

seamen..

Venereal-disease control..

Venereal disease division-Establishment and maintenance.......

Venereal disease work...

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Yellow fever and other diseases-Prevention of importation and spread..

Army:

Act granting commutation of quarters, heat, and light to officers of, on field duty made applicable to Public Health Service...

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Civil rights of officers detailed to..

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Commissioned officers on duty in field or without the United States-Quarters or commutation thereof for wife, child, or dependent parent..

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Detail of persons to, in war times.......

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Entitled to pensions..

Discharged sick and disabled officers and men of-Purchase of subsistence stores, etc., by.......
Medical department of-Use in suppressing influenza and other diseases....
Officers detailed to, in war times--

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Pay and allowances..

Pay increase-Effective until June 30, 1922.

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Required to have rank at least of passed assistant surgeon...

Senior officer to be assistant within meaning of section 178 of Revised Statutes..

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Attendants:

(See Employees.)

Marine hospitals, quarantine, and immigration stations-Increase in compensation. Attendants, hospital-Detail of two, for duty in laboratory...

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Bills of health--Continued.

Form to be prescribed by Secretary of the Treasury..

Not required in certain cases..

Required of vessels from possessions or dependencies of United States.. Required to be obtained from consular or medical officers at foreign ports. Biologic products:

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Act and regulations relating to, to be enforced by Secretary of the Treasury.
Appropriations to regulate propagation and sale of.....
Board to promulgate rules for licensing of establishments..
Detail of persons for work relative to......

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State and municipal-Supervising surgeon general required to cooperate with, in enforcing regulations.....

Boats. (See Canal boats; Cargoes; Vessels.)

Bulletins:

(See Publications.)

Hygienic laboratory-Printing...

Yellow fever institute-Printing....

Bulletins, health-Appropriation for collection of data necessary to prepare...

Bureau:

Detail of certain officers for duty in...

Detail of medical officer and hospital steward for duty in....

Bureau of Fisheries-Hospital benefits, etc., extended to officers and crews of vessels of..
Bureau of Mines-Detail of medical officers to...

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Cadet applicants-Revenue Cutter Service-Physical examination.

Canal boats-Employees-Not entitled to hospital relief..........

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Cargoes:

Charge of storage in public warehouses to be fixed by Secretary of the Treasury.
Must be unladen according to law..

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Revenue officers and revenue-cutter officers to aid in enforcing regulations.... Secretary of the Treasury authorized to make and enforce quarantine regulations.. Clearance-Denied foreign vessels until hospital dues are paid....

Coast and Geodetic Survey:

Cleveland, Ohio-Marine hospital at, not to be sold or leased..

Pay and allowances..

Service in, credited in computing longevity pay..

Coast Guard:

(See Revenue-cutter officers; Revenue Cutter Service; Revenue cutters.)

Officers detailed to, in war times—

Entitled to pensions..

Under jurisdiction of...........

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