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te ee - : oan © | & 8g paver Sten - _— _ aay! & NY 77-23894 / : ° Lit — » of the above address, a housewife, stated she has known Miss ANDERSON and her yi husband as neighbors for about the past year. She occasionally visits in the FISHER apartment and has had the opportunity to discuss political id. ~ gv with Miss ANDERSON. She stated that the latter expressed a strong loyalty to this country and is anxious to use her talent to further the foreign policies important to this country.. She stated the character, conduct, reputation, and associates of the appointee and her husband are above reproach and she has never known PAUL ROBESON to be associated with Miss ANDERSON. She recommends the appointee as an extremely loyal American, a very devout person, and one who would be well qualified for a position of trust. , of the above address, 9 vised she has known the appointee eighbor and social acquaintance for the past year and has closely followed her career for the past thirty years. She stated WILLIAM KING, the appointee's accompanist during the early days of her career, is presently the organist at St. Luke's Church in New York City. She stated she has no reason to question KING and has never known Miss ANDERSON to be associated with PAUL ROBESON except to have possibly appeared on the same program with him. She characterized Miss ANDERSON and her husband as loyal citizens of good character, reputation, and associates and recommends Miss ANDERSON without hesitation. yo , of the above address, __....,a,housewife,,Svated she. has. known Miss ANDERSON for the id “past ten years and highly recommends her’ in every respect. — She stated the appointee'spatriotism, character, demeanor, and associates are above reproach. Credit Records of the Credit Bureau Ww ‘york, as ghecked on May 9, 1958, by for (a SA , reflected no information congerning of MAR ND > also known as, Mrs. Orpheus Hodge Fisher, \iD Marian Elina Blanche Anderson; or Orpheus Hodge Fisher. - 11 -