Harold Lady reports on the quality and disposition of US Army stockpile goods obtained by Korea.

Harold Lady writes suggesting the credit ceiling be lifted to help with Korea's economic recovery.

Harold Lady writes regarding unnecessary delays in issuing letters of credit for government purchases.

Harold Lady writes concerning the purchase with FOA funds of items in the US Army stockpile.

Harold Lady warns of a possible fertilizer shortage and resulting food shortage.

Harold Lady writes regarding the need to develop policies and procedures for the ocean transportation of FOA goods.

Harold Lady reports that a contract for railroad crossties has been approved of by the Seoul office of the FOA.

Harold Lady submits a plan for shipping FOA goods via ocean transportation.

Harold Lady recommends developing a plan for improving Korea's truck transportation system.

Harold Lady writes concerning the UN clearance procedure which requires travelers to stop in Tokyo before entering Korea. This has a detrimental affect on Korea National Airlines.