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INTEROFFICE
MEMORANDUM
TOP PRIORITY
TO: R.E. O'Cookie, Chief Operating Officer
From: V.Nilla Wafer, Director of Consumer
Relations
Re: Federal Request for Emergency Mallomar
Production
I was approached this morning with a most
unusual request. A
representative from the F.B.I. interrupted the 75th
Annual Cheese Nips vs.
Cheez-Its Taste Off Competition and insisted that she
speak to me alone about a
matter of "utmost national security" that apparently
falls within the FBI's
jurisidiction provisions under the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
As the Nabisco tradition and dedication to quality control has
dictated,
Mallomars have never been produced between Mid-March and October
due to the
condition known internally as "Mallomeltagemargin."
Apparently this "Agent
Scully" has reason to believe that a national criminal
operation has been using
OUR top secret mushy marshmallow Mallomar ingredient to
encompass tiny
computer chips used to misdirect federal criminal surveillance
equipment. The FBI
was very close to tracking and arresting the suspects when
Nabisco went on
our Annual Mallomar Manufacturing Hiatus in March.
Agent Scully politely requested that we resume
Mallomar production
NOW instead of October so the FBI can resume its investigation.
When I
tried to explain how difficult this would be, since the entire
Mallomar
Manufacturing unit is at a two month training seminar in
Mallomartinsburg,
Maryland, she because extremely agitated and intense and
reminded us that she
could get a federal subpoena before I could say, "S'more."
Naturally, I've notified the Mallomar Men and
updated them on this
most unusual development. I've also notified the Nabisco Legal
Department, who advised me to avoid any confrontation with
Federal Authorities and
to cooperate completely with the FBI. Mallomar Manufacturing
resumes
on Monday morning.
Attached you will find a copy of an accident
report detailing a
minor head injury to the visiting Agent Scully who, despite
complying with
OSHA regulations requiring her to wear a hard hat and safety
glasses,
fainted when she saw the prototype model of the extra large
cylindrically shaped
MegaMallomar scheduled for market trial in November.
I will keep you apprised of any further
developments in the snack
goods division.
Cordially,
V.Nilla Wafer.
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