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Wp s,s Lee tee e MISS DE HAAS QUITS U.S. POST INT FAY INQINRY He GLAN PYQU Issues Public Warning On infiitration BY PHILIP DODD (See Editorial on Page !2) fier Mirlam Ad. de Haas farm. er Jegal examiner of the govern-, ment's lowaity review board, re-. signed yesterday after issning a! public Ietler warning of Commu, nist infiltration of federal agen-| cies. The civi} service commission! announced the resignation had heen accepted. Miss de Haas had been under! suspension without pay sinee Sep- tember after commission mvesti- patars had charged her with ‘deak-! ing” confidential infarmatian' about the board's activities. Two! grand jury inquisitions and pro- tracted secret questioning by gov-! ernment investigators follofved| her suspension. Public Letter Praised 4 In her letter, run as a paiddad vertisement in The Times-Heraid, Miss de Haas said she had riven out information about Commu- nists in the government and had, “scen to it’ that it reached Sen.; McCarthy (kK. of Wisconsin, who has rocked the nation with his charges Red sympathizers infest government agencies, particularly the State department. | Miss de Haas told a reparter' esterday she had received, many” telephone calls’ praising, r letter, some of them [ro | ebvernment workers, including! “highly placed” government off}! tials. Some callers offered to hel pay for the advertisement, which cost her $648, she said. A war, veteran sent her a $1. bill. Only Means of Support Miss de Haas said she had no other means of support than her’ $7,800 eovernment job. She said she used a bequest from her late! mother’s estate to pay for the Times-Herald advertisement. “Y felt it was my duty to let people know the facts and I'm sure | mother would have agreed.” she. anind Sait. tee aAvertinedienh waa addi enced 1 1 Mr. Mr. » Tracy - Laughlin . Mobr . Nichol. . Belmont . Clery Harbo Rosen |... Tele, Room Mr. Mias Gandy Holleman om al