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... situation further emphasizes the need for careful physical handling , and likewise careful scrutiny by carriers of all containers offered for transportation . In the interest of the latter , a communication , as per exhibit attached ...
... situation further emphasizes the need for careful physical handling , and likewise careful scrutiny by carriers of all containers offered for transportation . In the interest of the latter , a communication , as per exhibit attached ...
Page 24
... situation , which has increased rapidly since the outbreak of war and which will exceed $ 60,000,000.00 in 1944 , are convinced that , in order to prevent this situation getting completely out of hand , vigorous and concerted efforts by ...
... situation , which has increased rapidly since the outbreak of war and which will exceed $ 60,000,000.00 in 1944 , are convinced that , in order to prevent this situation getting completely out of hand , vigorous and concerted efforts by ...
Page 65
... situation and their Secretary was directed to call the matter to the attention of their members with a view toward having each member line notify their freight agents to strictly observe Rule 6 quoted above . One of the large lines in ...
... situation and their Secretary was directed to call the matter to the attention of their members with a view toward having each member line notify their freight agents to strictly observe Rule 6 quoted above . One of the large lines in ...
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