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resigned November 3, 1952, Considercble publicity concernirg this matter in local newspapers, Tines-Herald” for November 2, 195°; contained open letter of de Haas: "To My Year Fellow-Americans" in which she admitted that she had endearored ta bring inferna~ tion concerning the Communist conspiracy in our Government "to the attention of our representatives in Congress" and had seen to it that pertinent information was made rvatlable to Senator McCarthy as mell as to other menbers of Congress aithough McCarthy had no reason to know the Source of Ais tnformation, \WNo tndication fron review of newspaper articles tn de Haas matter i that de kaas had admitted sending inforertion to Kohlberg. ||foalberg apparently testified before the same grand jury ae de Haas in April, 19528, Stans et e (1) In accordance with the lirector's instructions, there is attached a suggested memorandum to the Attorney General, with copies for the Denuty Attorney General, Wr. Willtam P, Rogers and Assistant Attorney General Warren Olney IiIy setting fert» the results of the interview of Alfred Kohlberg and referring ta the Department's files on Afred Kchlberg and Miriam de Haas, The Department's attention ia being -alicd to the fact that the results of the tntertiew of Kohlberg are being sent to Mr. Ki ohed Johnsons, Chiefy investigations Liutsion, U. S, Civil Service Comntesict, Fashington, De %, Directory in his memorandun of arch 17, 1954, pointed out that the Depity Attorney General intends te show the memo to Senator Iulhright. cen .. (4) There is attached a suggested letter to Mr. Kimbell Johnson, Chiefs Investigations Diviston, U. S, Civil Service ; Commisstony ashtngton, 2, Cay furnishing Atm the results ef the interview of Kohlberg. | te, as Se _ ee 7 4 — ws . . gwen ae oe oe! eee ae a eet eA b i mot * ee eed