sH!Pm1. The .~r.~,Navy and Air Force were requested to issue instructionsfor all activitiesto which Sandstone funds had been allocated to submit a carbon copy of each monthly report of obligatio and expendituresvia Air IMl to the Headquarters at Ft. Shafter imme diately upon preparation; this to commence with the reports for the month of February. In doing this the Fiscal Section would obtah the obligation and expendit~e data about four weeks ahead of the routine reports prepared by the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department. 2. The Rear Headquarterswas requested to obtain estimates as “of 1 l!archfrom Army, IJavyand Air Force activities in conttiental United States of funds required to complete the Gperation, including roll-up; these to be broken down into amounts required for fiscal years 1948 and 1949. The Headquarters at Ft. Shafter would obtdn similar estimates for the Hawaiian and forward areas. Assumptions were drawn up in order to assist the activities concerned in arriving at their estimates. The fiscal report for January, prepared by the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Departmnt, showed slightly over four million dollars had been obligated of which expenditureshad been made amounting to one dl~on fin hundred thousand dollars. The members of the Advisory Audit Team were at Ft. Shafter during most of this period. CWOWallis left for the forward area towards the end of February to continue assisting the property officers at Eniwetok 7 Section XV . ● ✍✎✎ .

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