Regarding the work of the Opium Board.
Regarding T. Aghnides' meetings with various diplomats in Portugal and his discussions abou the future and importance of the League of Nations.
Regarding E. Phelan's request for one million franc budget in 1942 and 1943.
Regarding International Labour Organization's conference resolutions. Advises S. Jacklin to avoid formal approval of decisions regarding the future of the International Labour Organization and it's relationship with the League of Nations.
Includes excerpt of letter from R. Gautier regarding future of the League of Nations and current feelings among the staff; letter to S. Jacklin marked as not sent.
Draft comments that this matter was not considered by the Bureau of the Assembly and S. Lester did not believe it would be considered in the future; notes that other Under Secretary-Generals of the League of Nations have not received entertainment allowances; expresses his appreciation for the work of S. Jacklin; contains emendations.
Responds to S. Jacklin's request for extracts from the minutes of the Supervisory Commission and Bureau of the Assembly; notes that full minutes for these meetings were not prepared and that C. Hambro dictated a brief note on the Bureau meeting that was signed by himself and M. Costa du Rels; informs S. Jacklin that these documents are at his disposal; requests statement of actual and reimbursable expenditures for entertainment expenses; contains emendations.
Discusses changing opinions about the keeping one million francs in Switzerland and the rest of the League of Nations' funds outside the country.
S. Lester responds to S. Jacklin's comments regarding role of Secretary General and relationship with Treasurer; letter not sent.