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‘PA OT77-10755 with the applicant since about 1 or early 1947. “a=: said he meets with applicant approximately 20 times per year, most of which is in connection with business of the taAACE) Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). QM explained that doth pe and applicant are members of the National Board of NAACP addition to C- business contacts with applicant stated he also b7 meets with applicant aoccially on some occasions. Mstated he considers applicant to be a man of "first-rate! character and a fine family man. He said there is no question as to applicant's loyalty to the Govern- ment of the United States, and that his personal associates are all people of the highest type aD 23:2 that appli- cant enjoys an excellent reputation e considers applicant ‘to be a first-rate lawyer who, i employed by the Government, would be fair and impartial. Qa :-:: he would recommend applicant for a position of trust and confidence with the Government, and added he felt the United States Govermment would be doing itself a favor to have applicant, in its employ. - continued that! there are few people who know that @ years ago applicant took two months leave of absence and worked with the Rt. Honorable IAIN © MACLEOD, M.P., Great Britain, on the Constitution of Nigeria, British West Africa. As a result of hia services, applicant. received a letter of commendation from Her Majesty Queen. L Cc Elizabeth. GREED «2101 MARSHALL may not be highly reg ea throughou @ South; however, there is a man in high of in the South whe has dealt with applicant on integration and racial matters who may not agreé with applicant in principle but who still holds applicant oe DS regard as a man: identified this man ea Governor! J LINDSAY ALMOND of Virginia. Rarer Common Pleas Court Woe me adelphia, Fa., @ as follows on September 15, He has iknow THURGOOD MARSHALL on a professional basis for appro tely 30 years | knew the applicant when he attended Lincoln University ‘ Ry