Inter-Office Memorandum from Charles S. Lyon-Page 1, March 29, 1948

INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM 29 March 1948 SUBJECT: The work of the Economic Ministries Division during my absence. 1* I may be absent for as much as three weeks. During this time a number of things should be done or started in motion which are set forth in more detail below. 2. Various personnel will be absent during this time for periods as to which I do not have exact information at hand. мг. Gantt will be in general charge of all matters except those pertaining to the Dresdner Bank case to the extent that he is present at the office and not otherwise occupied; in his absence general charge will be taken by Mr. Stone and in his absence by Mr. Fitzpatrick. Dresdner Bank matters will be handled by Mr. Adams and Mr. Rockier. 3* Mr. Schlomann and Mr. Scheider will work on Dresdner Bank matters. Mr. Siebenschein will work with мг. Adams on Dresdner Bank matters to whatever extent Mr. Adams deems necessary. 4. I am still in the process of trying to secure secretarial help for Mr. Rockier. Miss icefield, Miss McLeod and Miss ilikas should try to take care of his needs among them, also ?riih the assistance of Miss McIntyre to the extent that Mr. Gantt does not require her services. 5* Each lawyer should, as soon as possible, go over his document books and the record pertaining to his subject matter to see what matters were left hanging in the air, such as, for example, documents admitted or rejected provisionally subject to production of further information. They should also eheck for corrections to be made, cases where separate distribution of documents was to be made and the like. The court has stated several times that corrections can be made at any time. Moreover on the afternoon