● (1) The statementthat “PersonalPhotographicequip ment and suppliesare prohibited‘Nestof Hawaii. ” (2) The statementprovidingfor dispositionof the identification card upon completionof operation Sandstone. d. The tivitational. travelordersissuedby Army Departmentcontainedthe provisionsstatedIn “c” above and in additioncontained: (1) Statementsprovidingfor the issuanceof an identificationCard,designationof the issuingauthority of such card and a statementrequiringentrythereon of the fact of U.S. citizenship. (2) The authorityto wear, and to purchaseitems of unifcum at Army Post Exchangesand (JUsalesfacilities. e. Stice a largenumberof agenciesissuedthese orders,the actualform of such orderswas usuallypeculiarto the issuingagency. f. The same classification difficulties were experiencedwith invitationaltype ordersas were encounteredin militaryorders,previously mentionedIn this report. Anotherdifficultywas causedby the fact that invitational travelordersto civiliansoftenhad to be amended, rescinded,and reissuedbecauseof changesin plans. Our originalpro-” gram of havingsuch ordersissuedwel!lin advancehad to be droppedbecause of these changes. Planswere frequentlychangedon such short noticethat orderscouldnot be sent to the individualat his home stationbut had to be forwardedto him afterhe had alreadyccmmenced travel. This alwaysresultedin additionalburdensomework and often 31 SectionI :. ., s .>