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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON, B.C. 20535 July 19, 1965 THURGOOD MARSHALL This memorandum summarizes the results of investi- gation concerning Judge Marshall's activities since 1961. Exployment On October 5, 1961, Judge Marshall received a recess appointment to the position of Judge, United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit, New York, New York. He was nominated for this position on January 15, 1962, and his nomination was confirmed by the United States Senate on September 11, 1962. He is presently serving in this position. Residence Judge Marshall and his wife, Cecelia Suyat Marshall, reside at 501 West 123rd Street, New York, New York, with their two minor children and Judge Marshall's aunt, Mrs. Media Dodson. Interviews pre SEE 021203 States Court 0 Appeals, Second Circuit, New York, New York, was interviewed at New Haven, Connecticut, and advised he has been acquainted with Judge Marshall professionally since the Fall of 1961. He said h has found Judge Marshall to be respectable, reliable, responsibl trustworthy, modest, sincere and a devoted family man who possesses a good sense of humor. He said Judge Marshall possesses a bright, quick mind and is well liked by his fellow judges. He regards Judge Marshall as a person of excellent character, morals and reputation. He has never bad reason to question Judge Marshall's loyalty to the United States. He said Judge Marshall's associates who are known to him are responsib! individuals and Judge Marshall has used good judgment in his choice of associates. LTT Se: +: that because of the intere of Judge Marshall in civil rights and the trips he has taken on behalf of the United States Government, he has not devoted as