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acme MAG te Seren bs Thee thet there wes no Rixon Curing his entire scholer ship, and maintained it record of any displicinary action cereer at Duke, end he wes eon I the Law Sehctol. Ebe stete ion to “being president of the Duke Bar associetion, Nixon vecte: séVeral articles fer the Sete sy “ at, ont ee ETE: [erica .2) Vt + eb ue y om a oO (9 Ky Le} so. Trey orn January - “kong cf im b7D Steteé that tixon workeé at the paltccwe, odin Seay és « Litrary Assistant 4: ring lOZ° gx? 1932; tEet th & rary tine werk and frou the Opportunit; that he had to observe iixon he does nct hesitete to recomend him in his present acplicationg thet he was well above ever se hot only in his work, but in his character and personality, ané that he was well liked by students and faculty 2 A, Administration Building stated ‘deou'e bID we S employed under the N.Y. A, fron Septenber 1935 to ae ing 2egel research verl unicr een reregk and 8, b, notte e Lew School; that tris work netted him about “1S per 7 fer as shé knew he hes rerforse? it in e setisfactory see | —_— Er op a... , stated >, and frequently had EGCVE publicetions, The he taught Nixon in sone of t+ t by ps. oo pee with him as a steff write + ats articles in these meurazine eS cone Of the best that hed zered therein, and thet he & fine leral ming, end was a c¥ @né consclenticus student: that the above referred writing end the presidency of the Duke Bar Association téooupled much of Nixon's tine and required a great deal of outside wOIk, and thet Nixon performed this in a highly satisfactory TANT » Ee statea that Nixon presents a fine appearance and is of ‘the opinion hat he will do well in any work, provided it interests him, and he thinks thet he is in the right field, WS. further advised . that personally he is not in favor of Kixon entering the Bureau, Ddecaiisé > * marae a he feels that his legal mind shoulé be - epplied strictly to:degal vor