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“a + cP oe ta SPCR Ty Fl seer: : Solar an . jabs cake bad tle + ' | wr ee we te ih eS tet IE Se A) fete ge ears casi atta AD Maat OE ce nee Cth pak ca bee Ste a eased Hine in Ta ae ae oe - Re: Communist.Party shh United States of America OLBNET Negro Question Communist Influence in Racial Matters Internal Security - C mentioned that Walker's brother comes from a background of church relationships and seems to be comfortable in that area. In view of this, it was suggested that Walker's brother, if he were to take the job in New York, he would initially seek to handle those responsibilities which Jack O'Dell had discharged; and that if he did it with the thought of moving away from that slightly and concentrating more in the church area of fund raising, it would give them additional time to get some other person who might have much more specialized qualifications. It was suggested to him that after he had been in the job for a period of time, he would move over from the Jack O'Dell type of work to the work of developing the fund raising base within the church community. King indicated that he would have to discuss the matter with Wyatt Walker. Jones told King that he (King) and the organization should not feel in any degree "self-conscience" if in hiring anew person it is necessary to bring in Jack O'Dell to show the new person where certain things are and to acquaint him with certain procedures, He pointed out that this is a normal part of transition and that no one could criticize King for doing this. With respect to the foregoing . information, Martin Luther King previously asked Clarence Jones and their mutual friend to speak to Wyatt Walker's brother about the job in New York in order that Jones could give King a candid opinion of him. TST I RN RT NT MATER, St i AE pI RT rene OT Ee eye Mem EE oe ae ee ty me TET