MIX ropoitlns- that l0 000. wnr oontnu-ts Imvo boon onn.-X, 1't.nt conversion ; Z hvo st,rtocl, tho cnpifU tl'nt .Monnlnntlon of n , ,10' ovova,, oonvorsion policy ' C e" lmnuMlHto consideration Prosidontl,,! Advisor Rernnrd 1 any operating agency to han ndustrial reconversions. There ore indications that making WPB Hio top reconversion agency and Chalnnan Donald NoJn tho toS reconversion director aro under consideration. Under such an arrangement, the ion task comparable with its mobilization mo-bilization of industry for wnr turn-Honing- primarily ns an ad-mmistmtlve ad-mmistmtlve agency and supervising supervis-ing the flow of materials while exacting compliance with its orders. or-ders. YPB would work through its various industry advisory commit-toes, commit-toes, depending up0n these industrialists indus-trialists to help guide tho reconversion recon-version program. This would end much of the confusion that has attended consideration of this vital vit-al postwar problem thus far. jkihingfot KJaheS Pston , v,ttom f',r nnnfactnrlng-s "'Msum I" civilian production V'"U,form with limited Indus-lbiliration Indus-lbiliration already get-'. get-'. iiiulonv-'iy- v .,0 not moan any slacken. ;'r of fort. On the con- ..,ns an intensification "f'JUvtivo linos of iiulustry. fvt is. however, that we t( rt-'U'hod the point where 'iVf, oiiViont scheduling makes V the production of needed ,nU with loss facilities and '.--ills- 'Kington has hoen slow to I'lo with tho conversion prob-f'sfpawntly prob-f'sfpawntly fearing that its --j misht he misunderstood '.'it discussion of postwar .'v-p-s and contract cancolla-mi;M cancolla-mi;M divert attention from production. ,.;() Contracts Cancelled . . . it with Son. Walter F. George