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~~ ae aa pene ne ae tt a am a re lm al a one SETANDARD row WO, €4 C. C} . Office Mem (#72 * UNITED S OVERNMENT TO : A. H. BELMONT xy DATE: September 22, 1952 FROM: Cc. H. stantzy 7/ Ks / SUBJECT: SOs DERM 7 ‘ALL INFOR! ATT Ae etal — LOYALTY OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES po-crr ae Aa i —— PURPOSE: MESSER Me To answer an inquiry from the Department of State — concerning one Milton Sax of New Jersey who ia mentioned as a ™.-=_ Communist Party member by Harvey M. Matusow in his testimony “-— before the House Committee on Un-American Activities. DETAILS : The testimony of Harvey M. Matusow before the House Committee on Un-American Activities on February 6-7, 1952, has been reviewed and the only reference concerning Milton Sax is as follows: "There was & man named Milton Sax of New Jersey who also identified himself fo i a A loyalty investigation was conducted concerning Milton Sachs and the results furnished to Civil Service Commission on 1 r =D COPY FL: _ -_ There is no indication that sided in New Jersey and there is no indication entical with the Milton Sax mentioned by Harvey M. at he is Matusow. ‘K RECOMMENDATION: i ! A It is recommended that this memorandum be forwarded to he Liaison Section for discussion with the State Department, In he event the State Department has any specific request concerning this matter, the Loyalty Section should be so 32 A that time as a member of the. Communist 4 a UU" - OOP 1 “CORDED. VR/ ~AS 7” te he - Lin ah plete fe PIE