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...September 8, 1948, as a result of the findings and publicity of the Canwell committee, the University Faculty Committee on Tenure and Academic Freedom served complaints made by the administration against six faculty members. These men were Ralph H. Gundlach, associate professor of Psychology, Herbert T. Phillips, assistant professor of Philosophy, Joseph Butterworth, associate professor of English, Harold Eby and Garland Ethel of the department of English, and Melville Jacobs of the department of, Anthropology...
...letter Dr. Ralph H. Gundlach, formerly of the psychology department of the University of Washington, called attention to an error in your article called "Penalty for Secrecy" [TIME, Jan. 31]. Dr. Gundlach's letter was printed in part by you [TIME, Feb. 21] together with an Editor's note [which] in practical effect, accused Dr. Gundlach of making a false statement in his letter when he said: ". . . Before the University of Washington Faculty Committee I was charged with being a Communist. This is not true; and I answered clearly and unequivocally that I was not a Communist...
Will you please make clear that the above statement of Dr. Gundlach is true...
...TIME erred in reporting that it was before the University of Washington Faculty Committee that Dr. Gundlach said: "No one can prove that I am [a Communist] and I cannot prove that I am not." The statement was made before the university's President Raymond B. Allen on June 2, 1948. On Dec. 9, before the Faculty Committee, Dr. Gundlach denied that he was a Communist, but the committee reported: "We feel that he has been evasive on many matters...
...RALPH H. GUNDLACH...