Inter-Office Memorandum from Charles S. Lyon to Paul H. Gantt-Page 1, March 29, 1948

ttMFTBEKTIAL в®тч>тсв иттшт 29 March 194S SUBJECT* Personnel ТО* Mr, Gantt Copies to* Mr. Ferencs Mr* Stone Mr# Fitzpatrick X. Due to the general policy of GCC, under 0!ШЗ, directive is still required for phasing out of personnel. However, due to the voluntary departure of more people than expected, wo can probably keep some people a little longer than ш had promised Mr. Ferenc z to keep them if they are really necessary* Some specific cases are discussed below. s 2. Miss bevy*s contract expires 31 March. She should not be continued beyond that date. Her lack of Industry, which has Z)l ^ />■ ... .-‘"^always been suspect, has recently become quite obvious | and Mr. /] 1 ^ 1 stone, who has been in the best position to know, states that her recent performances are even such as might justify disciplinary action. 3* Mr. Steinits should be kept on. He has been turning up good stuff in Berlin as he is becoming better acquainted with what we need, and I think he will be especially valuable when the defense begins and we need things in a hurry fro® Berlin. km perhaps we should keep Mr* Tanner for the month of April. I had planned to do this but under the combined pressure to cut personnel and to be kind to more or less Stateless Czechs, I sent notice to Tanner instead of Friedlaender effective the end of March. \s of a few weeks ago Tanner would have liked to have f\ J ^'stayed until the end of April. He has done a pretty good job /уу д vW- :Nw'/ and it you think he would be useful keep him on if he is willing. 5. Mr. Grau — W© could dispense with his services by the , L end of April and notice should be given to him before the end of March. I have not up to this point had a chance to talk to him about it but will try to do so before I leave. If I do not get a chance, please talk to him ourself. - 1 -