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oe eae a Al em A Ne ee em | ~ ir. Humelsine added that Mrs. Bruncuer's suspension was "taken automatically pending the outcome of the Department of Navy action concerning Mr. Brunauer." The Evening Star on June 19, 1951, carried an article stating that Dr. Stephen Brunauer had resigned his position with the Department of the Wavy to remove a "source of embarrassment" to the Navy. & State Department official, according to the article, stcted that irs. Brunauer remained under suspension and that a hearing would be afforded her by the Lo ond security Board of the State Department. BR aac nvestigatea under & O. 9835 and the results sent to CSC on June 18, 1948, April 2], 25, 1950, and iiovember 15, L950, and to the Department on April 21, 25, 195 ond jiovember 15, 1950, under the captio é bef pectaiist and «rofessors Brapen, Division of Inter- neti onal Exchonge of Persons, Department of State, hasnington, D. cc." The Loyalty Review Board by letter dated eptember 30, 1948, cdvised that GEaeD ':2 ” Les Senator NeCarthy's case #55. Ee +. ir nvesttogated under Fublic Law 402, 80th Congress, Voice of America, and resuits sent to CSC on April 27, 1948, and 5850, 20, 1950, and to the Depcrtment on pecia a State Department, Oth Tonghees YVotce of America." The x: etter dated svgust@ac, 1949, G od been declared "eligible on i tor McCarthy's case #23. —_— . ead under proutsions of B&B. O. 9835 and results sent to CSC and to Department on July 20, 1949, March 14, 1950, Ma 950, June 2, 13, 30, 1950, under the caption Department of State, -ashington, D. C. e Loya ~j =