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A CG 161-1203 WJS:gip 1. advised on July 30, 1965, at he recalls the appointee working for 7 . this newspaper in 1948 ~ 1950, first as a copy boy and then “2. . @M apprentice reporter. He said he hod limited contact with the a es the appointee worke said that he had no reason. to=questiéon the appointee's integrity or his loyalty to the United States Government, and the @ppointee impressed him as being @ rather ambitious, likoble, and intelligent young man. He stated he was aware of the fact that the appointee and his first wife were divorced, but has no idea why this divorce — was consummated, said he has followed the appointee's career in the field of newspaper work and it is his impression the appointee is a dedicated, thorough and objective reporter. said that he would endorse the appointee for a position of trust. be advised on July 30, —_ 1965, that the ?ppointee first worked for this newspaper when it was known as the "Sun Times" in 1948. He worked until 1950, when he was released due to a reduction in force. said the appointee, while with this newspaper, performed his job in a very capable manner and was never the subject of any criticism. Due to a difference in their respective sages, he never sssociated to any extent with the ?ppointee, but on occasion they would have a drink together. The appointee seemed to be able to handle his drinks without any trouble and he has never known him to become intoxicated . re advised that he is aware of the fact that ‘the appointee had been arrested some time in the early 1950's by the Chicago Police Department, for being on a fire escape - in the early hours of the morning. He said he is not personally a \ AY aa poe mma het)