Office letter (United States. Wartime Civil Control Administration), no. 3 (April 29, 1942)

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WESTERN DEFENSE COMMAND AND FOURTH APMY

WARTIME CIVIL CONTROL ADMINISTRATION

} LETTER NO. 3. April 29, 1942

ONNEL OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE BRANCH.

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SUBJECT: COMPLETION OF ASSIGNMENTS DURING DAILY "ORK SCHEDULE.

Stenographic, typing and clerical employees are

complete any or all specific assignments given

ily work shift, unless the official suvervising

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ally releases them from duty before

completion. wat official must be consulted

before the employee 1 ce Lor permission to complete

the assignment on a su mt work shift.

2. The work jandling is of such importance that

its delay cannot be a mat discretion on the part of any

individual employees. Fs (c) heed these instructions will

result in disciplinary

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ie J. i.. HUGHES

Administrative Officer

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William J. Mountin material relating to forced removal and incarceration of Japanese Americans

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Title: Office letter (United States. Wartime Civil Control Administration), no. 3 (April 29, 1942)
Contributor: Hughes, J. F.
United States. Wartime Civil Control Administration
Date: 1942 April 29
Identifier: MS-3196_0024
Description: Memo from J. F. Hughes to personnel of the administrative branch of the Wartime Civil Control Administration, regarding completion of assignments during daily work schedule.
Genre: Memorandum
Physical description: 1 page, 10.5 x 8 inches
Preferred citation: Office letter (United States. Wartime Civil Control Administration), no. 3 (April 29, 1942); William J. Mountin material relating to forced removal and incarceration of Japanese Americans, MS-3196; California Historical Society.
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Topical subject(s): Japanese Americans
World War II--Administration--Western Defense Command
World War II--Administration--Wartime Civil Control Administration
Named subject(s): United States. Army. Western Defense Command
United States. Wartime Civil Control Administration
Finding Aid: null
Collection identifier: MS-3196