to the AM for further dellvem to ks Cienerallsofficers was utilized h Wos. one of the Adjutant t~s capacity as well as for delive~ classified documents to the Departimt of’the Naw in Washington. It was necees~ and other agencies ti obtain frm the hssags Center, Office of The Chief of Staff, U.S. ArmyS a large block of postal Wgistew Numbers to be used in the disseminationof material by Registered mail. Theassembly and routing of courier pouohes was also a function of this office and the forwarding of these courier pouches was handled either by members of the Task Foroe traveling to the forward area or by the regular Seourity Service, Department of the Amy. 8. Another tine conenming matter was the establishing of the Adjutant General~s files and the procedures adopted to insure that all documents coming into the Headquarters,~ of whioh were hand+arried ~ officers of high rank, were first registeredwith the Adjutant bneral and copies provided for the historical ffies before aotion was assigned to the appropriate staff section. In this connection *he assignment of mtion to staff sections on incoming letters, radios and other communicationswas a function largely left to the discretion of the Adjutant General. In establishing the files it was detemlned that the Dewey-DeolmalSystem followed & the Army and the Air Forces would best ha utilhed sl.me the officer and enlisted men assigned to these duties mre most fsmlllar tith this funotion. 9* Mssemlnation of addniatratlve instructionsIn tbe preparation of letters, other correspondence,and radios to the enlisted d Gitilian personnel utilized by the warlous sections of the Headquarterswas another Seotion XIII It