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0-19 Tolson Boardman Nichols Belmont Mc€arthy Backer Says He Gave it —— Rosen Senate ProbersHMany FBI Reports — Tele. Room Holloman Miss Gandy —.__ LE...From Pase | (Washington in April, 1952. Al-- Williams told newsmen that ° torney General (James P.) Mc-|the information referred to in fore, resembles Me of theiGranery was advised of thisithe letter was “material that charges against Sen. McCarthy. matter -~ was Attorney General|Miriam de Haas turned over.” “The Senator did not call me, : yet I think 1 should call the (Herbert) Brownell. Whether] Miss de Haas was an exam- matter to your attention. As a[cither raised objections lo pos-liner for the Civil Service's Loy- member of the Judiciary Com-|S¢ssion of these reports by the) sity Review Board who was j —_ Judiciary Committec, I do not)" * . mniliar ‘with this matter are fa know. y ousted from her job in Novem- “T testified at length on this “Should you desire more de-| ber, 1952, for refusing lo answer : + tails, I am at your service.” questions on ‘funauthorized re- before a Federal grand jury in It was signed, “Very truly|iease of conf¥iential informa- _ —jyyours, Alfred Kohlberg.” tion” to McCarthy. | he was questioned by alfirst indication that such infor-;docyment which was a “sum-|session of FBI reports ! grand jury earlier, end subse-|mation as the letter describes;mary of the loyalty files" on|vate individgai. quently, in a newspaper adver-, was ever in the possession of ala former Federal worker.|__ tistment, said she had “seen to|private citizen. It is also the!Chairman William E, Jenner it” that information on loyalty|first disclosure of its kind that R-Ind) denied that the = jn- risks was “made available” to[2"¥ quantity of FBI information|formation was obtained by his McCarthy “ il ther| "25 turned over to any Senate!subcommittee from the FBI, cVarthy as wer! as to other investigating committee. and refused to discuss the members of Congress.” She and} In a hearing on Novembcr|source. McCarthy said that McCarthy]18, 1953, there was one dis; The Kohlberg disclosure at the time did not know the|closure, apparently inadver-lraised a host of questions source of the information. tent, that the Senate Internal|about- the attitude taken by The Kohiberg letter is theiSecurity Subdcomittee had oneiFederal authorities on the pos- Wash, Post and Times Herald Gi Wash. News Wash, Star N. Y. Herald Tribune N,. Y. Mirror