Report of the Canada Food Board. February 11-December 31, 1918
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R. M. Ballantyne. J. F. Singleton. Public Eating House Section J. S. Byrom. G. C. Howell. E. M. Gladney. Statistical Section . . .Dr. R. J. McFall. Stores and Supplies . T. A. Moore. Sugar Section . J. R. Bruce, New York A. H. O'Neill, New York * * * * CRAMPED ACCOMMODATION.— The staff, from time to time, was seriously impeded in its work through the necessarily unsuitable accommodation obtainable. After two previous changes, the offices were located in a building where it was very difficult to... arrange working conditions for a staff of two hundred people. Rooms were overcrowded, lack of floor space was so marked that correspondence and other files had to be placed in narrow passages; and the proper linking of departments was impossible. ¥ * * * FINANCES. — The statement of expense and revenue shows that the Canada Food Board has a surplus of $39,751.19, due chiefly to the balance of revenue from licenses. The total expenditure made by the Food Controller from July 1st, 1917, to January 31st, 1918, was $131,143.34.
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