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Those who did the bargaining for the Government were for the most part the original members of the district organizations, the men who had been in touch with the indus- try from the start. As the unfinished business diminished in quantity, however, the members of the district claims boards one by one left the government service and returned to their own affairs, until by the autumn of 1919 the boards were made up largely of new members, most of them uniformed army officers who bore no such inti...mate relationship to the contractors. Within the Government, too, there was a grow- ing spirit of criticism of the bargaining method of settling the contracts, even though the bargains had been highly advan- tageous to the Government. It was felt that more conventional methods should be employed. The result was a marked slowing down in the rate of industrial demobilization in the Ordnance Department.
It seems fitting here to say a word for the men who manu- factured our ordnance during the war. The popular picture of a war contractor is that of a man swollen with new wealth and spending his money in riotous extravagances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those who did the bargaining for the Government were for the most part the original members of the district organizations, the men who had been in touch with the indus- try from the start. As the unfinished business diminished in quantity, however, the members of the district claims boards one by one left the government service and returned to their own affairs, until by the autumn of 1919 the boards were made up largely of new members, most of them uniformed army officers who bore no such inti...mate relationship to the contractors. Within the Government, too, there was a grow- ing spirit of criticism of the bargaining method of settling the contracts, even though the bargains had been highly advan- tageous to the Government. It was felt that more conventional methods should be employed. The result was a marked slowing down in the rate of industrial demobilization in the Ordnance Department.
It seems fitting here to say a word for the men who manu- factured our ordnance during the war. The popular picture of a war contractor is that of a man swollen with new wealth and spending his money in riotous extravagances.
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