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A NEWS LETTER FOR EMPLOYEES OF THE TRANSPACIFIC DIVISION, PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
January 15, 1943
O.P.A. CONGRATULATES P.A.A. TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
An official of the Western States Regional Office of the Office of Price Administration recently congratulated the P.A.A. Transportation Committee upon its efficient handling of gasoline rationing matters. While many employees of other industries having transportation committees have had to appeal their applications for gasoline rationing, this office said the excellent work of the P.A.A. Committee in reviewing applications and refusing to certify them unless an applicant was eligible under O.P.A. regulations has eliminated the necessity of appeal by employees of this Company. Congratulations are certainly in order for ail members of this Committee, which includes F. W. Steckmest, Chairman, William Anderson, James Ayres, Captain G. B. Blackmore, Captain James Fleming, Murray Johnson, Dean Parschall, and H. K. Rothe .
Notwithstanding their long hours and hard work work involved, the membors of the committee pass along their share of the sredit to Bernard Musser of the Industrial Relations Department. Prior to his joining Pan American, Bernard was a Rationing attorney for the O.P.A., and consequently knows most of the answer
In conjunction with the Personnel Office expansion, permanent space has become available for rationing matters, which will be handled by Rosemary Randall,
All those who have received a supplemental ration are reminded by the Committee of the seriousness of the rubber shortage in this country, and of their duty to conserve as much as possible this rapidly diminishing war material. Contrary to popular belief, the receipt of a supplemental ration does not confer a privilege but an added duty upon its recipient. ■ This duty is to see that all mileage driven is essential to the war effort and vital toward winning the war.
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JACK HARSHAW DOWNS TWO ENEMY PLANES
’’Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition" to Lt. John H. Harshaw, former P.A.A. Personnel Officer! En route to his foreign assignment, Harshawms assigned to temporary duty in a gun crew, taking the place of a gunner who was hospitalized. Enemy aircraft attacked his ship several times. Lt. Harshaw was credited with bringing down two of the enemy planes and assisted in getting two and possibly three others•
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Pan American personnel at a Pacific station -- miles from home and midst palms instead of pines -- gathered together the evening of December 23 to join in toasts' for a Merry Christmas and a New Year of mutual accomplishment.
Personnel Officer Kenneth Mitchell, with representatives from all departments, left nothing undone to make it an occasion for joy. A 40-foot table, laden with a
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| Full Text | TllWSPVCl IIC A" ..OtfoVo. .. * A NEWS LETTER FOR EMPLOYEES OF THE TRANSPACIFIC DIVISION, PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS January 15, 1943 O.P.A. CONGRATULATES P.A.A. TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE An official of the Western States Regional Office of the Office of Price Administration recently congratulated the P.A.A. Transportation Committee upon its efficient handling of gasoline rationing matters. While many employees of other industries having transportation committees have had to appeal their applications for gasoline rationing, this office said the excellent work of the P.A.A. Committee in reviewing applications and refusing to certify them unless an applicant was eligible under O.P.A. regulations has eliminated the necessity of appeal by employees of this Company. Congratulations are certainly in order for ail members of this Committee, which includes F. W. Steckmest, Chairman, William Anderson, James Ayres, Captain G. B. Blackmore, Captain James Fleming, Murray Johnson, Dean Parschall, and H. K. Rothe . Notwithstanding their long hours and hard work work involved, the membors of the committee pass along their share of the sredit to Bernard Musser of the Industrial Relations Department. Prior to his joining Pan American, Bernard was a Rationing attorney for the O.P.A., and consequently knows most of the answer In conjunction with the Personnel Office expansion, permanent space has become available for rationing matters, which will be handled by Rosemary Randall, All those who have received a supplemental ration are reminded by the Committee of the seriousness of the rubber shortage in this country, and of their duty to conserve as much as possible this rapidly diminishing war material. Contrary to popular belief, the receipt of a supplemental ration does not confer a privilege but an added duty upon its recipient. ■ This duty is to see that all mileage driven is essential to the war effort and vital toward winning the war. D » t? ........ JACK HARSHAW DOWNS TWO ENEMY PLANES ’’Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition" to Lt. John H. Harshaw, former P.A.A. Personnel Officer! En route to his foreign assignment, Harshawms assigned to temporary duty in a gun crew, taking the place of a gunner who was hospitalized. Enemy aircraft attacked his ship several times. Lt. Harshaw was credited with bringing down two of the enemy planes and assisted in getting two and possibly three others• CHRISTMAS PARTY Pan American personnel at a Pacific station -- miles from home and midst palms instead of pines -- gathered together the evening of December 23 to join in toasts' for a Merry Christmas and a New Year of mutual accomplishment. Personnel Officer Kenneth Mitchell, with representatives from all departments, left nothing undone to make it an occasion for joy. A 40-foot table, laden with a |
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