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-. = ee or id ee i i etl I stated I did not think it would have been courteous to have disregarded McCarthy's wire, #2 1 had given him just the bare facts, aamely, whee Myrgao resigned and the fact that he consequently could not represent the Bureau, but that I had made ao comment as to what my views were, and I bad been particularly cautleus in wording the wire as I anticipated that McCarthy would read tt over the air. The Attorney General — _ eee a ee i. 21 484 wom BW oh. be 1 said wten he found ows the reei facta, Se Gida’t even Bother to gals an ack, I inquived whether he thought 18 would be worthwhile fer me ° ca since I would aot waat him te have any misinformation, and the Attorney Genera! staied it wae not necessary. The Attorney General stated be thought Ed Morgen had provoked th Chia antive thiae, F tald the Attorney General that Senator McCarthy bad stated on the air last aight that Morgan hed bees is Wieconsin the previous aight aad had meds a speech ia which he claimed to represent the views of the FBI, and stated that Senator McCarthy was disloyal, ete. 1 stated that we bad received some telegrams ~~ me Soe SS SS Se ==> addressed to Morges at the FBI, congratulating him upon his speech, which must have indicated be did lend the Impression be was still with the FBL 1 stated 1 bad instructed that the wires be returned to Westers Union to be delivered to Morgan's office. 1 told the Attorney General that I had seat bim copies of the hicCarthy wires last aight, with a memoyendum odvising him thet our reply had been cleared with Mr. Mulles. . f ay td i" JEH: mpd ay, ——— cen ee cer tlle i oe ai tt eg cee iinet wh Doves 3 LE