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"Case No, 30. This man was a production supervisor of motion pictures for the OIE, that is, the Voice of America. He also had previously signed an affidavit to the effect that he was a member of the Cammunist Party. That is pretty much the picture of all that OIE crowd in New York.* Possible Identification This individua ntly Za Bureau files fail to reflect that was estigated by the Bureau, No disloyal information can identified with this individual is con- tained in the Bureau files, however, this individual is apparently identical with "Case Number 28" re ished to the Bureau on January 29, 1948 by on & confidential basis. It is noted in this comection that the Bureau obtained photostatic copies of the testimony taken before the House Appropriations Committees concerning the State Department Appropriation Bill for 1949. Under the testinmy of Hamilton Robinson, Director, Office of Control, Division of Security and Investigation, on January 28, 1948, there appears information indicating that the individual involved in "Case Number 28" (identified in Lee's material as en --. not employed by the State Department by reason of reduction in forca on December 7, 1947. The material provided the sane nan iy or. signed a Commmist petition in the State of New York “- pa od egived in 1948 reflecting that one ee crear... cegegqemeeremm er erettty York, filed an application rvice Commission. This loyalty f ects that ae = employed by the State Department, w York, New Tork a — 1945, to December, to reflect that this ever resided at New York. This form was returned on June 4, 19 nr ar stamped "No Disloyal Data, FOr Files.” Gy Bureau files reflect that me _be ork, sent May Day greetings to