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BS 77-7611 a. said that the only person who was an official superior to Mr. KENNEDY at the Yard was SAMUEL WAKEMAN, Sr. Mr. WAKEMAN Qied several years ——_— On pobruary Ae ha 8 Post office Square, Boston, Massachusetts, advised the compan showed the Appointee had been an employee of the company from July 1, 191 December 30, 1922,. when he volun- tarily resigned from é¢ company. He said the Appointee had been hired as a customer's broker and on July 1, 1920 had been appoint- ad Manager of the Stock Exchange Department of the Comoany. He said he held this position until he resigned. QQMMNMBMMME said he. recalled the Appointee very well and that his record with the . company was very satisfactory. Hs said he had not seen the Appointee since 1922 but that he had even at that time been noted for being a very capable individual in the field of banking. He Said he knew the Appointee to a ad loyal citizen. am pres 0) De Be IPE bak Siem ws Ay 19 ‘J advised he had been closely associated with the Appointee since 1917, as his in many business enterprises in which the Appo1 al interest He said that in his opinion the Appointee was the finest man he ha aver Known. He said the Appointes was a financial genius whose 2 success was based Gn his~ability to’ study and analyze business sit- “ons “ana then develop their possibilities successfully._te i) BRE Dor ng ae eevee Twas very understanding anc kind to those “associated 1 With bimand that h his” “personal” contributions. to Geserv-% charities could | eniy § be deseri ibeqd as fabulous ei said (D the Appointee was a devoted citizen whose loyalty to the United States was above question. He said he would recommend him without: reservation for any position of trust and confidence in the United States Government. wae n February 13, 1956; Qazi iii anaes said he had been personally ac- quainted with the Appointee since the days when they attended a eee, .,, See «6 ce ther. He said ths baer a ebner aaid Appointes was one of the most intellectually honest man he had ever known. Ha said his powers of perception were ver reat i and that once he had a problem tnorotighly “thought out_he would. act with decisiveness on “it.” said he had always much admired the fine manner in wnich the Appointee had raised his