Inter-Office Memorandum from Charles S. Lyon to Mrs. Glancy, February 2, 1948

шжв мкюшдаш 2 February 1948 То : Ир». Glanoy From: Charles Lynn Subj; PRIORITIES 09 PROCRSSII& DOCBHISTS In order to prepare our document 8 in time for presentation in Court, we will hare to HHr priorities in processing corresponding to the Order of Proof in Court, for the present, we should proceed us follows» 1) Rasehe (Bresdner Bank) and Puhl documents hare the lowest priority. They should not he processed when any other documents are waiting. 2) The main continuing priority for the next two weeks, at le&»t, will he &Л24, Minutes of the Central Planning Board. 3) There will he some documents to he used immediately In Court which will take precedence ©rer R-124. Such documents will he considered to hare a prlorityuA, Such designation will b# made by Mr, 0*ntt and myself. Bren within this group of Prior it juA documents, there will hare to he further priori¬ ties established from time to time. This will he done by Mr. San it or myself. 4) The prioritise set forth ahore should become effectire immediately with respect to all indigenous personnel. This effects all indigenous typists whether or not presently • located in room 483. If you think it would work hotter to more any such personnel who are not in room 483 into that room, use your own judgment. I understand such personnel Include froaann and ftscbeldl both of whom are located in room 487, The foregoing priorities will undoubtedly result in bolding up the processing of a good many Rasehe and Puhl documents for the present. Severer to the extent you hare time or facilities to do anything with these documents, you should put the first emphasis on taking care of the first step — i.e, , registering the documents and giving the documents numbers; you can hold щ the matter of German or English stencilling ( which is the big low down ©* facilities ) until the higher priority matter is disposed of. CBAf&SS LTD!