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92275 the correspondence which had bees received by the Attorney General. The Senator was, of course, indignant and requested that a most therosgh and complete investigation be made without amy respect to his official position er any friendship with him. He stated he was mot surprised that euch a charge had been made aad he enticipated there would be others as sericus, er even more so, before the end of the forthcoming election. The Senator was most cooperative and stated that he weuld be available to amawer any questions desired or make any statement that we saw fit to take from him. ; Lage om the evening of the léth, Inspector DeLoach called 4 me from New Yors and stated they had located and had taken a statement {rom him. nied having written the letter; ed that it was his signa- ture; denied he ever seen or met McCarthy; aad branded it as a complete lie in so far as he was :omcerned. Inspector DeLeach stated that there was ao question im his mind but that mot written the letter from the interview wi and there were other developed which ] iastructed Mr. DeLeach to run down is order to determine, if we could, whe actually did write the letter aa it obviously was a forgery. Following my comversation with Mr. DeLeach, I called Senator McCarthy by phone and advised him of the developments for which he «as quite appreciative. Oe the morming of January i7, I advised the Attorney General of developments and of the action which ] had taken in advising Senatur McCarthy. The Attorney General was appreciative of what had been dome and urged that the investigation comtinue in am effort te try and identify who had actually written the letter. During the course of the 17th, I communicated with Generai Bolling of G-2 is order to secure the full cooperation of EER ommanding Officer in Ne« York City. General Belling exteuees the fullest cooperation. Later in the day, General Belling advised me there was certain information which he thought I should have incident to this matter and he would give it to the Bursau's Liaison representative at the P if I had objection. General Belling did this and later om Jaamary 17, advised me that General Bolling had been shows the copy of an affidavit by ch had been furnished of Mr. Matthew-Cumtelly, Secretary mo to the President, last hoy sheet by Mr. Dre eareon and had been witncescd “aac —~—lLlUlUttC~<‘“C‘C‘SN cig & SESIGSTH S455 8 5S tmas & oan “yj se aa D@RATOF McCarthy was & home sexual and that fp Res had relations — with Senator McCarthy. Mr. Commelly had asked Gener Ling to make an ~~ investigation imto this matter but to see that it was handled om a highly confi - |