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er gebeds bye rer er cr oe | (fT Ld ns Mohr Finterrowd —_ Tele. Re. ___ Holloman Gandy. én Ack Baa; Miss Gériagdas to ASK DOaG fOr NETUFN TO JOD Miss Miriam M. de Haag, sus- pended $7.000-a-year examiner: for the Government's Loyalty Re-! view Board, is roing to demand her job back on the basis of a; court ruling by District Judge, Matthew F. MeGuire yesterday, | according to her attorney, Daniell, J. Andersen. Miss de Haas was suspended! last September 15 after she ret fused to answer certain questions put to her by Civil Service Com-| mission officials investigating aj)‘ Jeakage of information concern-| ine Loyalty Board activities. Her refusal was based on the con- tention that in answering the, questions, she would be revealing the gist of her testimony before a District grand jury also probing the leakage. Grand jury proceed- asking that erand jury minutes/have the CSC instructed to give. pertaining to Miss de Haas’ tes- Miss de Haas her job back. timony be opened for inspection; Suspension of Miss de Haas fol- by the commission. lowed publication by Senator j- Mr. Andersen said that, on the|McCarthy, Republican, of Wis- basis of this decision, he "“as-|consin, of certain information in- stmes” that the CSC will re-[yolving a Loyalty Board investi- instate Miss de Haas. gation of a number of Federal "If she is not voluntarily re-lemployes. instated,” said Mr. Andersen, “wei_ Subsequently, Senator McCar- will make formal application, and|fhy denied he had received ayy ‘if that faiis we wilf take courtjinformation from Miss de Haas. action.” He indicated the legal]! The CSC yesterday said so action would be in the form ofjdefinite decision as to the ne t a complaint for injunction to'step may be reached today. red ) ee ia ings are always secret. Yesterday Judee McGuire de- nigd i petition fied byatt fijed betheCSC | ia Go; ~ad _—_——_ I = Times-Herald Wash. Post Wash. News Wash. Star N.Y. Herald Tribune N.Y. Mirror N.Y. Compass Date: