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ce ce eae A et et { Lee ce ae a Allegation Senator McCar ftCasa No. 31. This individual has been in Government service since July 192, He was stationed in the Office of Information and Education of the State Department, The information was not in the file, but the hearings before the Un-American Activities Comittee showed that he had signed a petition in New York in 190 to the effect that he was a member of the Communist Party." Possible Identification & check of our files reveals that this individual is possibly identical with Bureau files fail to reflect that the above-captioned individual has ever been investigated by the Burem and no identifiable informa- tion of a subversive nature concerning him is contained in the files of the Bureau other than information possibly referring to him contained materi rovided to the Bureau on January 29, 1918, by on a confidential basis, In Lee's material, is identified as "Case No, 29" and information is set forth to the effect that — "this employee has been with the Government since July, 1942. ‘The un-American Activities Committee records show that a person with the same name as the subject resided in New York City and signed a Commnist Party election petition in New York in 190. A memorandum furnishing this information is dated October 28, 1946. Nevertheless, to date (September 29, 1947) no effort to check out this information has been made,.* In connection with the above, the Burem obtained photostatic copies of testimony taken before the House Appropriations Committee in connection with the State Department Appropriation Bill for 1949. Under the testimony of Hamilton Robinson, Director, Office of Control, Division of Security and Investigation, on Jamary 28, 19),8, there is set forth information to the effect that the individual involved in "Case No. 29" was employed by the State Depart- ment having been "approved," (62-397)9-L109)