I would recommend the approval of the plan in operation in the Public Health Hospitals for disposing of salable materials made in Occupational Therapy or trade work, which is that the patient may make two articles, giving one to the Government to be sold, and the other retained by himself. The price for which the articles to be sold should be established by a Board of Appraisal, appointed by the Medical Officer in Charge, or Superintendent, the proceeds to be used as a revolving fund for purchasing supplies for this work, if it is legal—if not, the proceeds to revert to the Treasury of the United States. _PHYSIOTHERAPY_ The personnel for this work has been previously authorized to the extent of 100 physiotherapy aides and 10 Medical Officers in Physiotherapy. It will be necessary, of course, to have suitable equipment. This will be recommended by the District Managers and approved by the Medical Division before a requisition is filled. There is a small expense for expendable material in Physiotherapy, which will not amount to more than 50¢ per month per man for treatments. _FOLLOW-UP NURSING_ The plan for Follow-Up Nursing has been approved and 300 nurses have been authorized. These are practically all assigned, and we are requesting authority for an additional 50 as they may be needed. _NATIONAL SOLDIERS’ HOMES_ It is the desire of the Board of Governors of the National Soldiers’ Homes that the personnel and equipment for the reconstruction work, including Occupational Therapy, pre-vocational training, and Physio-Therapy, be furnished by this Bureau. _NAVY_ It is desired that the personnel, equipment, and material for reconstruction service, covering all phases of the work, be furnished to the Naval Hospitals and detailed there to work under the direction of the Medical Officer in command. _ARMY_ It is the desire of the Army Hospitals serving the Veterans’ Bureau patients that they be permitted to operate the entire reconstruction program for these men, and to submit monthly statements prorating to the Bureau its proportional part of the expense incurred in serving the patients, the entire personnel, supplies, and equipment for these hospitals to be furnished by the Army, and compensated on the pro rata basis. _CONTRACT HOSPITALS STATE AND COUNTY INSTITUTIONS_