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Alleration by Senator licCarthy Case No. 16. .«.."Among other things, the files reflects that this individual furnished mterial to imown Soviet espionage agents and that he had constant contacts with a long list of Communists and suspected Soviet agents. On July 24, 1946, a recommendation of dismissal was made. Nothing was done. In September, 1946 there was a request for further information, even though at that time the records showed that he was Proewntieching coawrn + materi a1 mn benny n Cammuntet aconte iu” iLioiitiif, SELL SVE ae Ve Pee eee be Oe "On July 24, the State Department's own security unit furnished detailed evidence showing that this man was furnishing secret material to known espionage agents. He had top-secret clearance, "In September further information was requested. As of October 15, 1947, nearly a year and a quarter later, there was nothing in the file to indicate wnether the individual was with the Department or what the final aatian une tm hic fece T Tater Tesrned tnat 4&6 manthe after the ortcinal abu WL wll Was Add jliw WOewa he eV eh be wit we bf Ae eh wie we oe Ein + de, recomaendation of dismissal was made, he finally resigned. He was not dis- charged, He resigned on December 13, 1947. For what Federal agency he is working at this time, I frankly do not know. I have attempted to get that information from the Civil Service Comaission. It has been very helpful, but there are so many individuals of the same name that the Commission has had difficulty in furnishing the information." Possible Identification This individual is apparently Bureau's files reflect we conducted an