Prominent U.S. banker Paul Volcker pledged at a press cobnference in Zurich, September 13, that a commission he heads would do its best to search for dormant accounts in Swiss banks left by Holocaust victims, but said the huge task would take time. Volcker, a high-powered New York banker who once headed the Federal Resereve central bank, said he was convinced Jewish groups, Swiss bankers and the Swiss government were dedicated to work together to find the truth.