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Mr. Isheivood stated that he checked on petrolevm products this morning
and there is about three months' supply of packaged goods which would norma11y
coins in through Hat son • The oil companies have their own tankers that bring
In their bulk supplies. They could bring in their packaged goods in their
own tankers but they prefer not to. ThUs, that aspect of the situation is
under control, too.
Mr. Douglass conmented that throu^out this island and other islands,
C and H has done a terrific Job of getting their sugar moved out so that
sugar and molasses storage can keep going for a long time.
Another meeting will be held shortly after the first of August if
the strike is not over by then.
Civil Defense will contact those who were not able to attend and will
explain what transpired at this meeting and will ask them for their kokua
In filling out the inventory form.
Ih closing, Mr. Isherwood stated that like most other Civil Defense
Batters, he hopes that we will not have to use this information.
AiraoVH):
The meeting adjotumed at 1:20 p«m<
M. 0. ISHERIVOCD, SR.
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