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Memo to Mr, Rosen si : 4 csc ave de Haas five days! notice of dismissal and she resigned 11/3/52. There was considerable publicity concerning this mat en mer —_ tt n” matter in local newspapers. Times Herald" for 11/2/52 contained open | letter of de Haas: "To my dear fellow-Americans" in which she admitted that she had sndeavored to bring information concerning the Communist conspiracy in our Government "to the attention of our representatives in Congress" and had asen to it that vertinent information was made available to Senator McCarthy as well as other members of Congress although McCarthy had no reason to know the source of his informaticn. She gave praise to “our wonderful FBI" and concluded this open letter with the stetement "If this be treason, make the most of it." As result of speech made 3/1/54. in Boston in which Alfred _ Kohlberg was reported to have said he had seen FBI fi eral ons, Kohlberg was interviewed 1 and state & ACTION: : For your information. Detailed memorandum of June 2h, 195» (Bufile 121-35707-7h) concerning this mtter atterhedy) qe fp = re