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ee ‘ j rn i treet PV bo rsitigns aaa Bes : tye ' SOM vito. pay Septh 15. Miss fo a De Haas cal in her cbartment: Ss Jast night at T@1G Sixteenth St.] NW, and faced a bleak future! wilh courage. She may appeal the discharee notice bub the ex- penses of a legal fight are heavy. i The fermal notice sent the’ woman cmplove by registered mail did not accuse her of giving! information to Sen, MeCarthy| for _ L- (BOS ~ SSCA (R? of Wisconsin, the act of which she is suspected, but it as-| sailed her refusal to answer the! questions of investigators concern-/ ing her ‘testimony before a grand! jury. ' “Your entire attitude.’ the no-. tice read, “since the matter was | - first officially brought to your at- bir ca tention on Jan. 16 has been such ui 2900, sd as to cause a grave doubt to artse Mg? BS to whether you have the un-j eee questioned trustworthiness to con- ieee ee ee tinue ta occupy a responsible posi- tion as an employe of the United: Blales civil service commission.” | One week ago, it was noted, the! United States court of appeals had | sel aside the discharge of a gov-: ermment employe who had ad-| mitted membership in a subversive | organization. Three jurists. all Truman appointees. ruled that an j employe cotld not be fired solely on the basis of such a member- ship. Has High Efficienety Rating Miss De Haas has an extremely high efficiency rating. Her 12- year government career was marked by steady advancement until, according to report, she made contact with FBI agents con- cerning government conditions. These FBI contacts apparently mace Miss De Haas suspect when a furor was caused in govern-