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bie yi iG, Al) NY 77-2389). kmown Miss. ANDERSON for eighteen years ‘and personally. He stated she is very temperate and io sey 1926 to 1929, iia. He stated the appointee had not furthered her career to the extent that she. desired in the late 1920's and he advised her to go to Europe. He noted that SOL HURCK became aware of the appointee in Europe, in about 1934, brought her to America, and has been her manager since. He stated Miss ANDERSON was refused the right to sing at Constitution Hall, Weshington, D.C., in the late 1930's, and in its place, Mrs. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT, wife of the former President, planned an open-air concert for Miss ANDERSON. ve ated this concert won the appointee national acclaim. continued that he has had no business contact with the appointee for five or six years but he had close contact with her through her present manager in prior years. To his knowledge, the appointee never had any association with PAUL ROBESON and he stated he knows her to be a person of excellent patriotism, character, reputation, and loyalty. Further, he stated Miss ANDERSON conveys deep sincerity and has won the admiration and respect of the world. Miss ANDERSON comports herself with dignity and can adapt herself to any situation. He stated the appointee is highly suitable for any government position requiring the utmost in loyalty, discretion, and judgment. Hurok Attractions, Inc. 730 Sth Avenues en. | ' New York, hew York _ ‘Investigation in this caption was conducted advised he has . both professionally very Christian and her life is based on. these principles. Further, she practices her Christian beliefs and is a person of the highest morel character, reputation, and undoubted patriotism. stated her associates 7&.