Mr. Taylor: Mr. Barr, will you prepare a summary then for each meeting?    
Have you any other suggestions?
 
     
 
 
Mr. Barr: I would like to make another suggestion. I think if we   
constantly tell each other of the good things we do, we should also discuss   
the mistakes we make. I would like to prepare a report of the mistakes and   
bring them out in the open so that we do not make them again. I should like   
to make a suggestion to Mr. Taylor that the Nationat Committee also be   
advised to bring their mistakes out in the open. I noticed in the trips we   
made in the provinces that the tendency was to cover up mistakes rather than   
air them to me. I would like to make a iist of the errors of our distribution,   
so that if someone brings an error to our attention, we can find ways and   
means of remedying that situation and will not make the same mistake again.
 
     
 
 
Mr. Taylor: That is a good suggestion.
 
     
 
 
During the next few days we will formulate a full report on the   
distribution which will be the basis of a nerds release. Mr. Barr and I will   
try to analyze with your help the field in which other organizations are   
operating in Italy in respect to relief. I think that would be very useful. I   
don't believe the A.C. or the Government or ourselves know enough of the   
various activities of the several groups now functioning in Italy. I believe   
an analysis of these activities will help clarify the whole situation.