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‘ STANDARD Pond wo, O4 -~— q ; . 3 Memorandum - “UNITED states GOVERNMENT Ww To i Mr raom : L. B. Nichols wor SUBJECT: , Rosen ___ VN ~ ; Teattet — Vf The Marshal of the Supreme Court, called. Tele. Room He stated that the Chief Justice had asked him to talk to me about a problem Holloman ~ which is becoming more acute to see if we uad any suggestions or could Gendy — give them any help. O . 2h Le ee ee a They now are short 6 me e police forte and 2 more vacancies are anticipated. Mas canvassed church groups and he has gone to the Metropolitan Police Department to see if the police could refer individuals who didn't quite come up to their physical standards over to the Court. The requirements for appointment to the Supreme Court police are that the bre /© individuals be between the ages from 21 to 31; high school graduates; a minimum of 5'7'' in height; eyesight not to exceed 20/30, corrected to 20/20; and of good moral character. In cases of individuals having past police experience the nen wa ettiaae ant tn aka annn wnte in nalda “— Court will Waive the ait Lo 3} ape acyual SLi Ww Mane appointments in an O.Ger age group. The starting salary is $4,011 and runs up to $4, 896 through yor / increases and after reaching $4, 896 then they are given longevity increases At one Hoenn tha MOnnet annnintead anlladca rraduates wha wara aning fat Wilt tilde Wic he Vi appointed VWs EO p4 QMUBLE DO ral FHV A 6 sig, to law school. However, the Chief Justice put a stop to this and will not permit appointment of students. I told that frankly no thoughts occurred to me at the moment; that we would ke mind; and if we did come up with any ideas we would certainly let them know. If there is any way we can help I think we ought to do it. It is suggested that Mr. Mohr and Qa? give some consideration to what might be done. LBN: hof — ee vr L we a | “nope @ 5~ LLGRIEL Go py . ny, “ane ‘3 MAY 20 1957 INDEXED - 15 — 9 ra {