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Memorandum to Mr. Belmont Re: VISIT OF ATTORNEY GENERAL TO CLEVELAND . . br As usual on these trips, the Attorney General insisted that time be made so he could visit the FBI field office. He was taken on a special tour by SAC Hargett, met the employees on duty and remarked later ag to the outstanding appearance of the office and the employees which he said he has now come to accept as typical of the FBL On the way back on the plane last evening, the Attorney General asked if the FBI was continuing its efforts to increase the number of Negroes employed and he was assured that the Director was maintaining his long-standing policy of considering applicants for employment on the basis of their ability, with race or creed playing absolutely no part. The Attorney General reread that he recently had occasion to learn of an indiv om re applicant for a Bureau A pig indiy individual ied <”- pS a member of the New York City Police ' to the Attorney General, has recently been graduated from the Fordham Law School. The Attorney General did not know whether would be interested in becoming a Bureau Agent but wanted to pass along name to us. ACTION TO BE TAKEN Eis movested that t Administrative Divisi 1 check wi with the ew — ee that 7 inigtrativ ¢ a AT Ae he or York Division and if no unfavorable information is known concerning] LT arrangements be made to have him contacted to determine if he is interested in employment as a Special Agent at such time as we might have a vacancy.