MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS FOR THE PERIOD ENDING 31 JANUARY 1953

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CIA-RDP54-00177A000200100011-9
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January 11, 2001
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February 3, 1953
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Approved For Release 2001/ 4-00177A000200100011-9 tecurity Information OFFICE OF GENERAL SERVICES ' , ! 1a I y REPORT OF OPERATIONS FROM: Chief, Records Management & Distribution Branch 3 February 1953 TO: Chief, General Services SUBJECT: Monthly Report of Operations for the period ending 31 January 1953 A. Personnel Office of Chief Reds. Mgt. Section Rcds. Center Section Mail Control Section 1. No. on leave three days or more: Records Mgt. Section - 1 Mail Control Section - 6 Records Center Sec. - 2 2. No. on special detail out of office 5 . How long: Records 14gt. Section - 1 Full month Records Center Section- 2 Full month Mail Control, Section- 2 Full month 3. Where: Four men in the Far East for microphotographic work. One man in Transportation Division as full time courier. 4. No. pending resignation, transfer and/or reassignment: Records Management Section- 0 Records Center - 1 Mail Control - 13 25X9A2 5. Specific cases on item 4 not in previous reports. None 6. New applicants interviewed Two . Recruited by Personnel None Recruited by this office Two , a~ 2 NO CHANGE in Class. 13 r' DECLASCIr1rD lass. C 1A'; D TO: TS S C DDA ht>a~, 4 Apr 77 As.ith: D A pc ?7 ? 3 Date : ______ ky: -.i~ On Duty Vacancies In Process CONFIDN' Approved For Release 2001/03/01: CIA-RDP54-00177A000200100011-9 Approved For Release-2001/03/01 : CIA-RDP54-00177AQ00200100011-9 B. Administration and Problems: Nail Control Section: A proposed revised courier receipt was submitted for consideration. The proposed receipt is similar to the one used by the State Department and, it is believed, offers several advantages over the present form, 0&M Services has forwarded to us 1500 posters depicting the correct manner of addressing intra-agency mail, the posters are being placed in all offices in which mail is being addressed. The supervisor and assistant supervisor of the Nail Control Section are making the distribution and at the same time checking on the service being given and discussing any problems brought to their attention. Since the addition of the Alcott Hall stop to the Brief case schedule, we have been unable to make eight daily trips. Ac- cordingly, the schedule Baas-been reduced to seven trips daily. Records Center: The supplemental distribution activity is now operating on a current basis. All routine requests are filled within 8 working hours of receipt. The costly and time consuming practice of referring worn multilith mats to the Printing and Reproduction Division for the preparation of a limited number of copies of "out of stock" information reports was discontinued this month and was made possible by the delivery of the "copy fix" equipment which vas ordered last August. Microfilming was completed on the OCD/GR Source Control cards (IBM) file. There were 16,224 images filmed, 25X1A9a Records Management Section: Mr. an archivist with the National Archives, has been cleared 1~this ency and will serve as a consultant 25X1A9a on records matters. Mr, met with our Records Management Staff for indoctrination and discuss on of several current records' problems. The OCD library has notified the Records Center that approximately 350 cubic feet of material being stored for the library, can now be destroyed. This material aas microfilmed before being sent to storage. An examination of the material in question revealed that it is records material and therefore, can be destroyed only upon approval by congress. An estimate indicates the cost of microfilming the material-~ould pay for storage in a Records Center for at least 50 years. These findings have been reported to the library with a request that they give con- sideration to the excessive cost of microfilming records when permanent ret ti en on is not required. A Personnel Director Memorandum was issued in which the scope and administration of the Vital Material for that office is outlined. The memo has dn. attached schedule showing the title of records to be deposited and the disposal intervals. This type of memo and schedule is being proposed for issuance by all offices. The schedule will serve as a guide for necessary "follow-ups" when deposits are not made on time. Approved For Release 2001 /03/01 QMERM)1 &t)'1 77A000200100011-9 Security Info?m' ' ' Approved For Release 2001/03/0f:E A-RD$ 4 O a ecor s g Our analysts are assisting in installing and training the P& office personnel to operate under the recommended systems. The recommendations in this report provide for a record maintenance and disposition program but dos* not touch on records creation, which concerns the forms, reports and issuances prepared or used E. Work Improvement Program: Monthly status report attached as appendix C. ' attached as Appendix A. n D. Workload Statistics: Attached as Append B. by an office. C. Project Status Report: Records Management New.Project Report elc-Y-v A;C rm 4 , ~'fd s , r+ y a s~ .. ~" . , rc -L acre 11 A R A M na ement survey report ' of the P&SO was completed. Appendix A p =F ease 2001 /03/1 Q 0177A000200100011-9 ieurlty Information roj.ct l +." hecords i get et Survey of the Office of the Director. tdo ' procedures and sy stets. for =Ul control and C. D. and disposition. 0 be dote? Project 1.s In process std sold be completed Jhich comprise the Office of the Director. iy 1 March.. The offices of the respective Deputy D! 2. 3. 4r 6. spoisdence Control Procedure- W7 present procedure Determine control points D iop control procedure ta1a cess " conc re o Install system T personnel in its operation Aged Filing SZ*tsm,. 1. Stop correspondence in present files to determine subject matters 2. Adopt Aged # 11o emu. 3. Cote a aces concurrances Ir. iasteli ester T in persomel in Its operation Disposition Schedule 1. R vl.*V reference -letivity and determine the period of time it will be necess:ar., ? to melntaih the vtrious types of material In active office space. E. Whom is it located? Admirtiatratio; Building F. Why is It nacassary? Correspondence Cbn-trol Procedure- To urovid s the knowledge as to location of aatarial received and process; to ineure prompt sctieps pmt material received. Agency Film 3yste- To pride a uatiformc, logical Maus of filing corresaoz nce and to assume )roper c ocmentati.on of tho office activities. ONE#DEN r ILk Approved For Release 2001/03/0$r:"rL)X" tDP54-00177A000200100011-9 Approved For Releases-2001/03/01: CIA- t77,200J~j fx9A T REF(RT j c wy Information ct 2..53 A. co d be p to he oyste dare will cover all Incoming will be applicable to all subject files of D. ct is to develop and install, a corrospondcn a ve all subject files maintained in accordance r t teratn. eyb jest ratter 2. t t A ncy File Manual 3, Obtain necessary conc=re ices +. lnata' deem 3. Dv lop contto 1 procedure 4.. t- ain necessary concurrences 5. In system b. Tr pc raonnel in its o r,aticn A qtr Filing System. 1. Scan prrospondence in present files to I. 'Study present procedure 2. teraine control point Corre ndence Control Froce Train p soipel in its oration E. Where is it located? F. Installation of the Agency filing Sys poniknoo control system in PM. To provide a uniform, logical means of rnizg rre race;' to assure proper documentation of the office activities and to facilitate diatt; in accordance with the c hive dispositic schedule developed for the office, Agency ni.ap s msterUl rec vod and in process; to ins=e p. actin n do material received ssaryT CO rrespo adence ontrol procedure.. To provide the knowledge as to location action initiated- I)ectber 1152 $d e*mpletivn date-- 15 ynrob 1953 eted as of this report 50; % i o -t is in process of p sonnel in the use Approved For Release 2001 /f !:A ' 4-00177A000200100011-9 {crfit" nn~orma ion Appendix A Approved For Release 2001/03/01: CIA-RDP54-00177AO00200100011-9 _ f +p N4 PROJECT REPT iMiIAL Pre jest 3-53 .. Preparation of a e eprehonsive schedule for the A. project is to de lop a retention and disposal sc: edule of the avert fiscal activities. Ject in process and should be completed, including i 1953. nee. but I A 0444 J. Co- troller, Budget and Fiscal Divisions. A schedule for Finance Division will be prepared at a later date. be doneI Inventory the records-procure n*aess y outhorlty krehives and Congress--c?escribe the records and iii teraret nieral Schedules and disposal schedules ampr d taws so tax--.t they cart be understood w-rd applied by Office E. Where is i:t ioctedt P. Wig Is it e? To Provide coat' u d, orderly ret ant rd disposa of records at the eve of specific periods. d - October 1.952 e - l :;'.,.r 1953 - 75% Approved For Release 2001 /03 [-LN -'I ` F 00177A000200100011-9 9crs4ty Information -Approved For?Rele-ase 2001/03/01--:- +A-RDP -00177 NTA~tA0M00fi0001I-9 IDE ~ 1. Records Storage.(all figures in cubic feet) (a) Received (b) Destroyed (c) Storage Space: 2. Records Reference (Total) Records D#st. Material Committed Available THIS MONTH TO DATE* 32,) 2 792.2 4 6400 2592 3167 641 0, 36 788 6559 (a)` Service Requests 137 (b) Items on Requests 84.6 3. Inter-Agency Reference Service (a) Requests 4 # The totals in-the "To Date" column will revert to 0 at the end of each fiscal year and after June 1952, will always reflect the cumulative totals for the fiscal year of the report. CONFIDENT tAL mation Approved For Release 2001/03'CIA-RDP54-00177A000200100011-9.. '$ecuT' Y In . MONTHLY REPORT RECORDS CENTER JANUARY 1953 Kppendix B ~,Q-v formation 14 "9F EN IAL Appendix B Approved For Releas.2001/031 ':;(tIA gi 400177PO00200100011-9 MONTHLY REPORT - MAIL CONTROL SECTION January 1953 THIS MONTH TO DATE* 1 . Incoming Mails (a) Delivery by Post Office 18,526 139,051 (b) Picked up from Post Office by Courier 2,774 16,610 (c) Picked up from City by courier 5,561 25,898 (d) Letters: Reviewed 4,40 40005 Recorded 130 3,224 (e) Undeliverable (held in Mail Room) 26 244 2. Outgoing Mail: a Pick ed up by Post Office 10,523 81,206 (b) Deposited in Post Office by couriers 7,547 106,949 (c) City deliveries 7,459 40,663 (d) Penalty indicia used CIA (1) 1,951 16059 25 C1A7b (2) _ 5,370 38,352 (3) SSU 3 22 (e) Postage expended $3,163.96 23,280.67 3. Courier Se6vice (a) Scheduled Trips 950 6, 4942 (b) Special Trips - within agency 157 553 (1) Delivered. by foot 113 363 (2) Delivered by vehicle 44 190 (c) Other Agencies 118 609 (d) Trips outside area 5 28 (1) Total time 57 hrs 30 Min. 213 hrs.25 Mix', 4. Files Activity: (aa) C7ieclki.ng courier receipts 21 259 (1) Total time (b) Request for Administrative Files 7 hrs 10 45 hrs. 30 min 3511 (1) Requests filled 7 105 (2) Requests unfilled 3 39 5. Recruitment: a Couriers 4 12 (b) Mail Clerks 0 3 (c) Messengers 0 2 6. Separations: (a) Couriers 1 10 (b) Mail Clerks 0 1 (c) Messengers 0 1 The figures in this column will revert to 0 at the beginning of each fiscal year. f b0ft!, Approved For Release 2001/03LQ,t,-OIb00177A000200100011-9 Approved For Releasa2001/03/01 s7e011-9 Security ~Tnforfon MONTHLY REPORT-DISTRIBUTION January 1953 THIS MONTH TO DATE* 1. INTELLIGENCE & INFORMATION REPORTS 1952 1953 a. Request for Supplemental Distribution 304 373 1925 b. Intelligence Reports: Received (Copies 5976) 2115 151 6652 Distributed (Copies 2260) 304 1342 5501 Returned (Copies 879) 207 192 3469 c. Information Reports Received (Copies 3921) --- 3921 13486 Distributed (Copies 3883) 772 2983 8944 2. ADMINISTRATIVE ISSUANCES a. Request for Supplemental Distribution --- 44 360 b. Regulations (1) Initial Distribution (Copies 647) --- 1 34 (2) Supplemental Distribution (Copies 368) --- 23 3788 e. Notices (1) Initial Distribution (Copies 28182) --- 15 114 (2) Supplemental Distribution (Copies 208) --- 83 1489 d. Other (1) Initial Distribution (Copies 1516) --- 2 10 (2) Supplemental Distribution (Copies 98) --- 4 374 # The totals in the "TO DATE" column will revert to 0 at the end of each fiscal year and, starting with July 1952, will always reflect cumulative totals for the fiscal year of the report. The July through September total of information reports received is included in the total of Intelligence Reports received. Approved For Release 20011bctr;,,,Q-I&54-00177A000200100011-9 Approved For Release 2001/03/01: CIA-RDP54-00177A000200100011-9 0 J'IUE Ti i. Security information F. Appendix, C Work I npz' v bent Project #1-53--Rearrange Files & Index Distribution Material A. What is it? 4e - an ?e and properly index distri l-Altion m,,a,terial. B. 'eft to be clone? Work on this project is being clone in addition to the rogu1sr work and will. be continued as t and work loads pert it. C. }moo is it for? When it is completed, it will male the cork cacier and faster for the personnel,, of the unit. A United supply of active current intel- easy and fast :re a: erence. Locations of c]ur; >lus stock stored in boxes will be noted on the inventory record cards. igance reports are to be maintained in file cabinets for Lt located? In the area assigned to upp1en nt< . L_bution. o nu} fiber * row and section o: shelves. Under the p dsast iiystemp- are located in six different v .ted areas and the 7dex to location is the room nmz bar. Uihan the project complete, reference to the record card v.4-11 ;ive the G. !,ate action initiated -. October 1952. Estia:zr ted corsi letion date .. April 1953 completed as of this report - 7 CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 20017OW/Oin4aCt flRDP54-00177A000200100011-9 Approved For Relegse 2001/03/01 : CIA-RPP54t00177A0002OiO41 O'PI-9 Work IroeXt Pros xce? :Co' .c Hers, rting unbou=nd i .'o ation rep eet is to str~dghten, a rd rofile unbound 1'or at3On 3r3 indexed olders. u i it to be dole? As t1e and wca+ftcad of the regular 140rk rite. ;ork iui the supa~1e ent distr1 ut - a. unit o be doi e, pro r - , ?arked fold rp and quid s re beiA t t: the reports in. Tr the , rple ft distrittut1cn, Tinder the present system' reports a in f but ! ide cards 4x nc t r rovided. Date actL ci i iti`;!_tees ,r * .~.Y. t r ''A ? bed c letion date ,. R,TWIi 'DaAllg Approved For Release 2001/03/01 :4 444Q177A000200100011-9 "c-,.6.N Approved For Release 2001/03/01 : CIA-RDP5.p017740006OO1~1-9 WAS Lys ?3!Y5'4f 1; 0Y~7aPa? ii Work Improvement Project #3-53 - Converting Record. Cards from old to ne' caDds with a revised eard and to ' " ' to references to them. R. Were is t to be done? As time and workload of the re D. Tye troJec t is to replace the Tansent Stoll ork permit. 'o make the ,*o& in the sit lem ental distribution r and . more efficient. vu led in pro aer order. be done? The record will be ecr,iee from the cal.?' ci ? Tr the area asslpned to F. d as of this report > Jwt rsturt . tm~liAn Approved For Release 2001/03/01' JA 1 b' 54-00177A000200100011-9 The control card was revised to provide spe ition i needed irforr .tior and to provide for sore c4?'derl7 nd, c :sier tc re se 7ort5nF . he new cards wil3. ~~d by the office of on In n;.a type of re; ort In order to facilitate references. action in1tti s ordered in December 1952 and delivered J :nnary 1953. ted completion date - April 1953