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MOROTAI, 1945-06-05. LIEUTENANT H.K. COLE PACKING BANK NOTES INTO A SAFE IN THE UNIT TREASURY BUILDING AT 1 CORPS ACCOUNTS OFFICE. THE BUILDING USUALLY CONTAINS NOTES AND COINS TO THE VALUE OF 500,000 POUNDS MADE UP IN SIX DIFFERENT CURRENCIES.
MOROTAI, 1945-06-05. THE UNPRETENTIOUS BUILDING WHICH SERVES AS THE TREASURY AT 1 CORPS ACCOUNTS OFFICE. IT NORMALLY CONTAINS APPROXIMATELY 500,000 POUNDS, AND HAS THE PROBLEM OF HANDLING SIX DIFFEREN
MOROTAI, 1945-06-05. CORPORAL R.A. LITTLE, 1 CORPS ACCOUNTS OFFICE, PREPARING CASES OF CURRENCY TO BE USED DURING THE OBOE 6 OPERATION. THIS IS YET ANOTHER ASPECT OF THE WORK OF THE TREASURY.
MOROTAI, 1945-06-05. THE GENERAL ACCOUNTS SECTION, 1 CORPS ACCOUNTS OFFICE. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE: WARRANT OFFICER 1 W.J. SAGAR (1); SERGEANT R.L. DIVE (2); SERGEANT G.R. BOWMAN(3).
MOROTAI, 1945-06-05. MEMBERS OF THE CHECKING STAFF OF 1 CORPS ACCOUNTS OFFICE AT WORK. LIEUTENANT W.L. EVANS IS IN FOREGROUND.
MOROTAI, 1945-06-05. MAJOR H.C. ROBERTSON, ASSISTANT CHIEF PAYMASTER (1) AND LIEUTENANT-COLONEL R.A. BREMMER, CHIEF PAYMASTER (2), MEMBERS OF 1 CORPS ACCOUNTS OFFICE, IN THE UNIT TENT.
MOROTAI, 1945-06-05. CORPORAL W.P. JAMES (1) AND STAFF-SERGEANT R.G. PEART (2), WORKING IN THE COMBINED FIELD RETURN SECTION AND ORDERLY ROOM OF 1 CORPS ACCOUNTS OFFICE.
