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C Letter to Director, FI WK 100-4284) 3 reSomended him highly as to loyalty and patriotiem but described him as » argumentative, tactless and headstrong. Newark letter to the a Bureau dated June 18, 1940, set forth information conce My to the effect that in 1 made certain derogatory remarks conce the FBI 12/9/48 ~ | me ee, to SA of the Hewerk Office. Jt should be noted that during ew ot December 6,: 194, was extremely landatory in his praise of the Bureau and ite wrk. _ . ” Tt wes tory and his statements concerning the mistreatment of Jews and Negroes opinion that EOGGE's remarks were highly inflamme- the United States tended to incite the predominantly Jewieh andience. stated that IOGGE condemned United States courte and judges and tended to destroy confidence in the United States judicial system by stating that citizens "are unsble to secure justice in our courts." stated that ROGGE directed a particular: thing attack against Supreme Court Justice TOM C. CLARK. According to there was a definite attack on the Catholic Church and all or, zed religion when FOGGE stated "I don't believe any church should authoritatively tell individuals what to believe," and by Beying that "the Catholic Church bas declared p holy war against the Communists because they don't think like Catholics." said that these latter remarks by ROGGE prompted TIMULIY's sudden departure from the Hall. ott stated further that the audience was obviously packed with Communist athizers in that they loudly acclaimed ROGGE's remarks and -- - §pasmuch as questions asked of the speakers were obviously slanted and .--S previously prepared in sympathy with HOGGE’s views. w 4 - -_ ; It should be noted that Informants of this office have mot indicated that the debate was organized or packed by the Communist Party. urther volunteered information concerning Rabbi JOACHIM PRINZ, mo r of the debate. He stated that Rabbi PRINZ was apparently aware of the plan for slanted and prepared questions from Commumist sympathizers in the audience, was quick to recognize wha considered to be planted questioners, end generally aided and enhanced efforts of IOGGE and his sympathizers to hold the floor. aiviced that a: « Sia? uring World War If he had opportunity to learn ng of of Rabbi PRINZ. He stated that PRINZ was driven from Hitler Germany pri World War II because of considerable Communist activity on his part. stated that it was his understanding that an eneny alien in the United States during World War IZ could obtain naturali- sation only by action of the President of the United States or one of his —_ . : ~, =r