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a a C f Another of the group re acer) — as pro=Communist oc: ins who, Gecording — to ts. now rtg student in Bangrok. . She said he was formerly a staff officer in Saigon.s She said that during the time he was asstgned to the untt in the State Department he had been openly in favor of the Ho Chi Minh's forces and had been violently opposed to the Frenoh golonical Regime, According to ts presently @ Foreign Serutice uysucer in art to be noted that the Foreign Service List oes show thot Ris an and was appointed to his Present post on June 15, ols A tuatton in the State MOND cc0r be on described an incident where she was having Iunch with a woman who was spoken to by @ man Department, and after the man went by, the woman told Dic: was the “biggest Communist in the State Deparment.” 02 at first she thought the woman was joktn u ater came to realize that she was EEE am truths. (It should be noted we investigated under the Loyalty Progrcm while he was employed as a y the Department of State. He was one of e tndivicuatls mentioned by Senator McCarthy tn March, 1950. He resigned from the State Department on April 16, 1948, According to eis now with the Chinese Communists. said another matter which had gtuen her concern while she was working tn the untt under were brought into e un and who had access to material, belteved to be classified, some of which cr rerel She advised that the monitor broadcasts were in themselves marked restricted and other material varied tn classi ficattone She said one of these ie ey Sides é ; was an author on Southea was gruen access to material dealing with the Far East, and that she, herself, had seen her with a "confidential® document. Another individual who was an infrequent visitor was (We have investigated L16-D som =a 3S