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te ee ee en ee, OPY ‘ owt SERVICE lug, v7 Rerbtved 4 sepry Wer, Bed CIVIL SERVICE COMLTISSION GATIONS POSITION S E é Say. UNS BD! ie OF INVESTIGATION CR r EONS D d eee Ftd Economist, Department of State Investication Conducted By: Federal Sureau of Investication Distribution: Department of State »<23_copies a: amt Report of FEI Special Agent Thomas A. Conroy, ‘iashington, Db. ¢., July 6, 1946 Mew emisrated to United States August 46, 1935; naturalized at Washington, D. C., QR Place of birth, Moscow, ®ussia. SONOMA indicated he attended Nerder Real Gymnasium in Yterlin and received LLB decree in 1933 from University of Rerlin, UA decree in 1935 from Sorbonne, Paris, and 1'fcole des Sciences, Paris. In 1736 he acted as interpreter at World Power Conference at Washington, D. C. From January to September QP employed as market analyst for QQ, Co., Stanford, Connecticut; October QP to June MEBB% employed by DB Department of Justice as legal research assistant; stationed at doinz research work on the «a—_niitbas~ebere enviar eae, during which time he wrote several chapters for in eee enrenenemuras Came tA remaimnctan a tm Tanase, SR ne eses arch assi star nt ad vy washington, ato Oey an varimar a ao 2 eatin {ron aieliqeamntegeigeniengie On 0c o'er sppointed as Assistant Statistician, Statistical and Heference Division, Federal Public Housing, #ashinzton, D. C. On <———Tgmy mate Research Analyst; February a onan ean eee transferred to ertet peel ; remaining until entercd Asean age Rapa — to September 15, 19) 5. iE detailed to OSS. (While previously at was Sconomic Analyst, OSS -- USSR Division.) Upon discharge, appoint cdc as uconomist, Division of Foreign and -conomic Development, Department of State; ——Speee—n transferred to position of International Ceonomist, Hivision of Investment and Economic Levelopnent, Central and bastern Zuropean 3ranch, where currently employed. In this capacity he works with the Assistant Chief and other rankinz officers in the drafting of final policy determinations regarding various forms of economic assistance, investment and development programs. He also makes policy recommendations in connection with questions of public and private invcstment and effect on industrial organizations, economic stability and development of the central and eastern Suropean areas and their relationship to the broad objective of the United States ‘foreign policy.' For the past several months he has been working on the question of exports to Russia and the satellite nations. Currently residing at