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ee a neti | Office Memorandum ¢ UNITED STATES ape : ; POLY? Totsoe 92 t - Tol & €¢ rch 18, 1954 7m FROM L. B. Nichols EF iyed] | smc SENATOR ALBER SYA A memorandum from Mr, Callan to Mr. Rosen dated March ll, 1954, indicated that Senator Paul Douglas (D., Ill.), while on the floor of the Senate on March 1, 1954, in discussing matters concerning the Loyalty Program| made the statement, 'The FBI does not prefer charges; it. furnishes! information. ! Senator Gore then replied; "Yet, no information is givén as to the source of the derogatory statement."" The Director noted on a memorandum dated March 9, 1954, concerning the above-mentioned remarks; "Do we know what Senator Gorety ; ys referring to?" Mr. Callan's memorandum pointed out that possibly the wy |senatox was referring to the case 0 a Special Inquiry oy | referred to us by a aw With respect to the above-mentioned Special Inquiry, Senator Gord} . by letter dated January 28, 1953, addressed a letter to the Bureau, pointing out | that was an old acquaintance and personal friend of his and?~ € that he recommen e father highly. He said he now had WwW? never heard anything other than commendatory remarks concerning her, This ’ 1953, Our Special Inquiry reflected that Zi had advised that she had confided on one a¥ had engaged in sexual relations while dating | one ut terminated this. association in September, 1952,™ ~ tS fupon believing she was pregnant, a «:: the subject of FBI investi- : = gation. He was alleged to have state € was a member of the Huk movement , in the Philippines; that the Huk movement was connected with Red China and that Red China would gain control of the Philippines within ten years, He was also reported to be inquisitive for military information. We interviewed on August 11, 1952, and he denied being a Communist ora Huk, b i imself as a liberal, The Special Inquiry also reflected that other was arrested in 1937 in Washington, D, C., for petty larceny and was placed on six months! probation. Her father was arrested in | 1937 in Washington, D. C., for disorderly conduct. All of this information| letter was acknowledged Februar hic a close acquaintance of occasion that sh i was furnished to the White House in summary form and to the Attorney General, The recommendation wa ein Mr. Callan's memorandum that Mr, Nichols'- office ascertain if the ase was the one he referred to while on the , floor of the Senate on March 1,. 1954; and if this pctually was the case, that’ consideration be given to apprising the 0S is 34 teu tsas. éflected by 2 the Bureau's investigation. RECORDED-19 E- I Lom DIL fon ry Wi is MAR 2% 1954) CBD cc: Mr. Boardman ewes Wr tals aw 5 {2a] sx t3 2. | °° cppsarm SEXED TER HOF SI"