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OC 77-3489 DETAILS; At Tulse, Oklahoma ASLOCI STE b7e 1 he has xnown TE and das deer quite closely associated with him professionally and secisliv. the Tulsa aoter of the National <ssociation for +} a advancemen’ of Colored People, and had frequent contact with MCRSEGLL in connection with the activities of that organization, since MARSHALL was the = counsel for the orfanization at the National level. said he and MARSHALL worked closely on cases which arose in Oklahoma and involved the rights of Negroes. He Said that together they have argued cases before sh Ft t a - i LHe VuLLou States Supreme Court. t ial GB's 001 MARSHALL as of excellent character, completely honest and trustworthy. He further stated that he considers MARSEALL to be of outstanding ability in the legal profession and ne believed him eminentir qualified for a high position in that field. With regarc to MARSHALL’s lioyaity to tiie Government of the United States, tated he believed there wae not Government. He said he had never known MARSHALL to belong to, or associate with any Communist groups. Stated that MARSHALL for many years has been a member of ar Prince “Hall Masons of america, a fraternal organization, and is a member of the Conference of Grand ilasters of that orgenization. In a meeting of the Conference at Seattle, Washington, in June, 1961, MARSHALL authored a resolution directé to all members of the above organization, requesting them to be continually alert for any evide of Communist attempts / to infiltrate their organization said that Senator 7C ROBERT S. KERR of Oklahoma had introduced a copy of the above resolution into the Congressional Record. said he would recommend MARSHALL highly for a responsible position in tbe Government. ole