We won't finish this by discussion between Dr. Thoma and anybody I can name. My suggestion is that an official pass on these documents before they are translated. If the Master finds a doubtful matter he can refer it back to you. We shouldn't be in the position either of agreeing or of disagreeing with them in any final sense, of course. I realise it is too big a burden to put on the Tribunal to pass on these papers in advance and too big a burden on the United States to keep printing them.
Paper is a scarce commodity today.
Over 25,000 sheets have gone into the printing of a book that has been rejected. I think there is no possible way except that a lawyer with some idea of relevance and irrelevance represent this Tribunal in passing on these things in advance, rather than leaving it to counsel. I wouldn't even venture to sit down with Dr. Thoma, because we start from totally different viewpoints. He wants to justify anti-Semitism. I think it is not an issue here.