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GR 77-1663 Lf 7 Wational Association For The Advancement olored People, b (NAACP), 6104 West Ninth Street, Little Rock, Arkansas, advised on September 14, 1961, that he has been closely acquainted with the applicant gince 1941, This association developed as a res ‘ ng legal counsel for e NAACP and in Little Rock, Arkansas, at the time, He stated that he has been affiliated with the NAACP in Arkansas for many years and that since 1957 MARSHALL has been a frequent visitor, staying in his home on many occasions, and their association pas been close, both in a personal and a business manner, has visited the applicant in his home in New York on a number of occasions. ce agit that applicant's closest associate in Little Kock was J. R, "BOB" BOOKER, deceased Negro attorney. stated applicant was of course very well known in Little Rock but did not have other close pssociates. “7 a or ear at th and sen apters of the presently has no position with the Arkansas d ih a applicant NAACP, but is likewise well acquainte and has similar association to that o bears, card stated that he considers applicant to b7¢ have good cha er d morals, a reliable reputation, judgement which ERED respects, and is unquestionably loyal to the Unite ates, He stated applicant's associates he feels sure are of high caliber and he is friendly to everyone. He knew of no organizations to which the applicant belongs that are of a questionable nature. He stated he would recommend him highly for a position with the United States Government. On April 27, 1946, a Special Agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation observed that at the afternoon session of the Civil Rights Congress held at Detroit, Michigan, April 2’ 1946, there was announced the selection of the various committer Included on a list of 24 persons announced a mbers oi the Organization Committee was the GY Little Rock. The Civil Rights Congress (CRC) has been designated by the Attorney General of the United States pursuant to Executive Order 10450.