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advisory
LEE Conncil on Fed. Reports
HARRY
ARCHIVES AND
THE WHITE HOUSE
RECORDS
U.S.
SERVICE" BOVERNMENT
WASHINGTON
10th annisersary. glad to he here
Good information, reliable figares
and business.
are the tools of both Government
Neither can operate efficient My
without information
reliable This information must he
your contribution has been very
reluable
This Council is in a class by itall
because it shows how business and
government can work out problems
that benefit both. By this method
me a attain efficiency and economy.
That benefits the whole people
We must mark always to make
government THE WASHINGTON WHITE HOUSE & economical
you hase made a contribution
to that end other the ten years
of your existence
your statistical information
Liped in the Would War II, you
helped with the problems after the
was, you have feen very helpful
in the recant partial mobilization.
Coordination of the actinties is
one of our hardest jots - and not
an easy one.
To make statistics info is a real
headache you hase been most
helpful. Records show many failures
of coordination
The Federal Reports Qet of 1942
sponsored fy Sea murray of Montana
BATRY 4 ARCHIVES "NATIONAL TRUMAN RECORDS LIMITY
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
U.S.
GOVERNMENT
the House provided the autority
and Cong. Wright Patraan in
to make condinativa mark.
Isupported the fillin the Senate
and I'm trying to make it work
as President. I'm sure the next
President will support it too.
Those who sponsor this Council
may he motivated by celfinterest
as well as an impulse for public
service. Self interest is puthic
service asken its purpose is to
avoid waste both inside and
outside the Prernment
To you this statistical coordi-
nation jot means letter information
TARRY as TRUMAN NATIONALD LIBERT
THE WHITE HOUSE
read not so WASHINGTON much red tape
in reporting.
To me and to the Budget it
means help in effective govern-
ment management.
Since I've been President ase
have feen constantly at work
to improse Posensment proceedures,
its recruitament and training
of personal, its tudget, accounting
and procurement practices.
Thisx work get no head-
has no personal bally-hoo. But
this mark is a national asset.
We hase accomplished much, but
much remains to he done
THE WHITE HOUSE
washington
New problems contantly
confrontons. But by norking together, the
Budget Bureau, the advisory
Conncil and the President
will he atte to find the
answer.
THERY 5 TRUMAN AND LIBRARY
5.5.
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