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a e = NA nm Ha ae ee a a ee cn CONTIXCSTIAL for Federal employment dated July 9, 1952, wherein the appointee recorded his address as 126 « 21st Street, N.W., in@fashington, D.C. This form 57 aleo reflected that the appointee listed: his marital status as single and that he had traveled to Scotland and Europe. In addition it was listed that ABBEY had served in the U.S. Aray from June 22, 1945, until February 13, 1947, having Arey Serial Number 33971)138> It was noted that the appointee listed the following references for Goverment employments H. G. ALEXANIER, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico E. W. TEDLOCK,(same address as above) KATHERINE SIMONS,(seme eddress as above) This personnel file concerning the appointee also revealed a Personal History Statement executed July 16, 1952, in which the appointee listed his marital status as divorced. It was also noted on an appointment affidavit whieh was executed July 16, 1952, that in case of an emergency the appointee's father PAUL | ABBEY of Home, Pennsylwania, ghould be notified. a ON These records also revealed that on July 16, 1952, - EDWARD PAUL ABBEY received an indefinite appointacnt as a clerk-typist in the Water Resources Division of the Geological Survey, Departacnt of the Interior, in Washington, D.C., where he is employed at the present time, UGO LOSI Aal SNweree tisnartmeant i GI im eque auring working house “He also explained that occ sionally the appointee drops by his office and they engage in conversation which usually pertains tothe work in the Geological Survey. He related he knew very lit&e concerning the appointee's background and outside activities but he commen planned to return to school sometime during October, jadso reported that recently the appointee took sever. rom work to take an examination for the Foreign Service of the Department of State,