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the Commission's norvwal procedure revearcing a ‘letter of charges’ against tre suspected employee." The .ashinyton News of January °a, 1952, contains an article captioned "Trying to Flug Louclty Reard 'Leak'" which reads in part as follows: "ihe Civtl Service Gommisston tovay said tt will make public at an ‘appropriate! tive the action it has taken on a renort thot a loualty Reutemw Board employe spled on the Board for sen. Josep? HeCarthy..e. The P3Ll and tre corniacton 's Investigations Division hivve heen working on the case. amie "Tt was revorted that the 3susnected employee has ceried three tines that he for she) took infornution fron the files. Tt also was renorted tiut the eaploye is @ worun, and that FBL agené3 found her finserprtints on the documents. ihe Soard would confirm none of this. ewe "Roerd Cheirman Kiran ?incham, tie FBL, Ur. service!’ wife ene his lawers also refused to counent. Chatrman wunspeck sdid he has ol vered an inp: ‘stigation to esteobitsh security mecsaures Liat would prevent further ‘leaks! A neg mactine clipping stanped tn the Bureau on January o-, 1958, reflects that Senator MeCarthy as told the Civil Service Coumission to get aiter Communists on the Tovernnent payroll and lay off his suspected informants. the clipuing continues that tie disconsin Tepublican referred to a stotement by Commission ofjticicls trat they have received a nrelininery report naming @ woman enplovee of the Loyalty Pevitew Board as the person suspected of slipping : eCarthy a cony of the minutes of a ‘oard meeting last February. . Senator MeCarthy had "noe comaent" en the stotement, but said: "they had better agnvend thetr tiie ong the money anpropriated te root out Coamunista in the Tovernment $bY just that, instead of trytng .o find information about fo mmuny cts,! aT hans T rot mr wk 3 OT fo ity L fo & We LE ee es ee Mae hs LS Lt rere a se ew Tir : sight Be are nal Ta eS Pa Lae oN a on it Ae een? Rigs lt? 2 i 4 Abs ee ek eM, a4 * i" Peas Bn A aay Pee ans SMU ee gE omen Oe OR