1. Publication of Casualty Figures; 2. Combined Intelligence Organisation in Washington; 3. Information as to Enemy Resources; 4. Grading of Intelligence

method could be devised whereby more of the "background" of the discussion which lod up to the preparation of appreciations in London could be made available to our representatives in Washington advantage would result. He pointed out that whereas the Joint Intelligence Staff was of the British J.I.C. duplic in Was Direct custom the An Chair Ameri of the Substitute "On the only occasion on which a deadlock between the Working Committee on the American and British sides in Washington had arisen, Professor Hall had attend the Meeting of the Senior American Joint Intelligence Committee to represent the views of the Sub-Committee in London".