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Mr. Harnson said it was his understanding that the Cheatham Annex facility had been an efficient operation which had saved the Government money in Army procurement of poultry and other perishables.
In a new letter to the Quartermaster General, A. T. McNamara, he referred to General McNamara’s assurance of last May that the Army then had no plans to change the status of the Cheatham Annex. Mr. (damson's letter follows: Major General A. T. McNamara The Quartermaster General I Vp. ' tment of the Army Washington 2N I). C. Dear General McNamara^ 1 refer to vour kind reply of Ma> IT l%0 (File WMGSDS.i 4 C ) to my letter of May 12, 19i concerning reports of Army plans to deactivate the Cheatham Annex facility in Virginia as a cold storage depot for perishable items. 1 write you again at this time out of concern over renewed reports that the functions ot this facility may be transferred to eomP ITT S’
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