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“Dear Bills "I have just had a letter from Dr. Stadcaner, and in the lest paragraph he saye: ae ~~. frou his trip, as you say, with genuine enthusiasm, and I may add that he filed with us a most interesting and intelligently written report of hie observations. TI onsey having hin in the orgenisation.* . ‘Very sincerely yours, . /e/ Eleanor Rocsevelt® ~- a? os It is to be noted that ALMA CARL, Personnel Service Division, Averican Red Cross, in a letter dated July 29, 1946, sent back to the subject the above personal note when she had cecasien to rovicw his file in answering am inquiry from the Kontgemery County School systen, Miss RUTH RILEY, American Red Cross, advised that she had been unfavorably impressed with the subject mhen he applied for a position is ber Division in 1942. She stated that it was primarily because of hie lack of qualifications for the position open in her Division rather than for any information of a derogatory nature which she knew concerning the subject. Mise HILA stated that she took a very "dim view" of his ectivities with the American Youth Congress, but stated that what really convinced her that the subject was not suitable for work in her Divia«ion was when he tactlessly took out a letter from Mre. ROOSEVELT to assist hin in getting this position. Miss RILEY stated that she then felt that if the subject b believed he needed a letter from a prominent person such 88 irs. ROOSEVELT to fill the position, he was not the type of person she was looking for. She said, however, that she remenbered that he did get a position in personnel and had found in her few contacts with him that the subject was more than satisfactory in that position, be noted that the information furnished te . me at s reflected in the report of at Baltimore, Maryland entitled SHCURITY MATTER - C oo . po, 61-9285 -97