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i ae » hk rere ack’ rat ' MISS BE-HAAS | GIVEN NOTICE IN DATA ‘LEAK? [PRy internadlonad Xywse Seevpery The civil service commission to- day served notice of dismissal on: & Woman jawyer accused of Jeak-: ing confidential loyally review; hoard information to Sen. McCar-; thy (R) of Wisconsin. The atlorney, 52-year-old Mir-; inm De Haas, has been under sus | pension since her refusal to an- swer questions of CSC investiga-! tors assigned to track down the! “Jeak." She has five days to reply io the removal) notice. The com- mission stressed that today's action is not final.” Miss De Haas. who denies giving any information to the Wiseonsin. senator, has testified before a, federal grand jury whicll swung: into action under the federal es-; Pionage act when McCarthy ; quoted from a secref loyalty Te: view board discussion. ' In that discussion, the senator | declared. the board had criticized the State department. loyalty ree {view board Tor not firing security | risks, On Oct. t. Federal Judge Me. {Gilre turned down the civil serv. ‘ice commission’s request that ysome of the grand jury testimony he made public. McCalthy has denied knowing Miss De Haas. who served as a legal examiner for the lovalty board from 1947 until last Jan- wary, Miss De Haas’ attorney, Daniel J. Andersen, could nol. be reached. He is out of town and wi) rot return until the middle of next week, his wife said. No answer was made to a phone call fo Miss De Haas’ apartment, T!l§ Sixteenth St. NW. tee meine Mr. Tolson Mr. Ladd Mr. Nichols Mr. Belmont Mr. Cleeg Mr. Glavin Mr. Harb Mr. Rosen Mr. Tracy Mr. Lauciiin |. ! Mr. Moel-r Tele, Roam. i Mr. Helo en Miss Go: a an ee —_— — ey OR DED OCT 29 1952 Tine s-Ye rale p-