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PAGE 7 (ME 161-565) EF TO 4 FIRE IN 1952, “Ligure GOLD AND E. L. KUFFINES, BOTH FORHER SUPERINTENDENTS OF EDUCATION IN “SMITH COUNTY, yOULD HAVE BEEN APPOLNTEE’S SUPERVISORS DURING THE TIME HE TAUGHT AT PLEASANT : SHADES HOWEVER, THEY ARE BOTH DECEASED. ANDERSON ADVISED _ ' ACOORDING TO RECORDS oN FILE AT THE SMITH COUNTY BOARD OF 7 EDUCATION, APPOINTEE WAS SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION IN SMITH q COUNTY’ FROM JULY 8, 1933, THROUGH JANUARY 23, 1937, . aT WHICH TIME APPOINTEE LEFT 10 ACCEPT 4 POSITION AS COMMISSIONER OF LABOR FOR THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, ANDERSON ADVISED HE Has KNOWN APPOINTEE AND HIS FAMILY HIS ENTIRE LIFE. HE CONSIDERS APPOINTEE AN INDIVIDUAL OF EXCELLENT CHARACTER, ASSOCIATES AND LOYALTY TO THE U. S. GOVERNMENT. HE KNOWS OF NOTHING THAT WOULD REFLECT -ADVERSELY ow APPOINTEE OR HIS FAMILY, AND HE WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND HIM FOR A POSITION WITH THE U. 5, SSS, GOVER NMENT. : THE FOLLOWING INVESTIGATION WAS CONDUCTED BY ay Me ay: mar 2, ferns Cee — JOHN WHITE, DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, BT