...Htates to eliminate emergency wartime controls of materials except to the minimum extent necessary (1) to protect the domestic economy from the injury which...of materials which continue in short world supply; (2) to promote production in the United States by assisting in the expansion and maintenance of production...

...the Department of Commerce to eliminate export controls except to the minimum extent necessary: (1) To protect the domestic economy from the injury which...would result from adverse distribution of materials continuing in short world supply; (2) to promote production in the United States by assisting in the...

...the United States to eliminate emergency wartime controls except to the minimum extent necessary (1) to protect the domestic economy from the injury which...of materials which continue in short world supply." Let us assume, for the moment, that tin is still in short world supply ; therefore, Congress believes...

...you think that policy is consistent with the stated policy of Congress as outlined in No. 1 ; namely, to protect the domestic economy from the injury which...result from adverse distribution of materials which are in continuing short world supply? I am referring particularly to a trip I made specifically to...

...you think that policy is consistent with the stated policy of Congress as outlined in No. 1; namely, to protect the domestic economy from the injury which...result from adverse distribution of materials which are in continuing short world supply? I am referring particularly to a trip I made specifically to...

...the Department of Commerce to eliminate export controls except to the minimum extent necessary: (1) To protect the domestic economy from the injury which...would result from adverse distribution of materials continuing in short world supply; (2) to promote production in the United States by assisting in the...

...wartime controls of materials and facilities to the extent necessary for the following purposes: (1) To protect the domestic economy from the injury which would result from adverse distribution of scarce materials and facilities which basically affect industrial or agricultural production or the...

...wartime controls of materials and facilities to the extent necessary for the following purposes : (1) To protect the domestic economy from the injury which would result from adverse distribution of scarce materials and facilities which basically affect industrial or agricultural production or the...

...general policy of eliminating controls as rapidly as possible, consistent with: 1 The protection of the domestic economy from the injury which would result from adverse distribution of materials continuing in short world supply; 2 The promotion of production in the United States by assisting in...

...that is the only course appropriate, particularly the policy of protecting the domestic ecenomy from injury, which would result from adverse distribution of materials which continue in short supply. Is not the allocation of a thousand tons of pig tin for the use of beer cans adverse distribution,...