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25— 3024 Newark, New Jersey, State Secre Newark, New Jeraey, Chairman; and st Orange, New Jersey, Assistant Chairman, ere ali found to be registered a. and the other temple which is operated by Hewark, Kew Jersey, were identical ie wear beard ia to be noted that ence engaged sy, In addition tothe five above named officer = bae list had 32 male members whom he stated were of draft age. eae, through = determining addresses at the time of registration and checking with local boar or by interview at which time registration cards were examined, 23 of these 3° ware faund th he Anle restataresd and ast dalinavent with ¢hads lace] heat h Bet TD AMA We Te abating SU BS OS Wek VEN be hehe ee Pal WS MEDS Or I, EO, SE .members could not bé located inasmuch did not have their complete nar- - nor any addresses for them, In the other resses of members which he and hi secretary furnished, there was no indication they were trying to give erronsov addresaes, x gb id a. SEED ores, ioe sarsey, we : terviewed at the temple of which he 1s Gran at 230 Co im New Jersey. He likewise made his membership list available. that there was considerable difference between hia temple ope: that his temple believed in the reincarnation of noble Jew ali. a temple did not believe in this raincarnation was ac a secessionist group. The membership list whi able was in chronological form which showed the members which = tain from April 3, 1931 to October 18, 1942. It is to be noted that only one nls menber was taken in between May 26, 1940 and September 13, 1940, and that joi ing was as sporadic in 1941 and 1942 as in other years. $7 At WIN creinoa to have 800 members, “However, the large registr: {f tion book indicated that no more than that number had ever joined the temple and that over one half of these were women members, He claimed 300 to be in attendance at each meeting. An examination of his hall indicated that no mor: than that could be accommodated at one time. - by waa outspoken in his statement that he did not believe i conscientious objections, that there had been only one conscientious objector in the temple, that he had refused to support thie member in his stand, and $ Wah ery: ‘ sees wih rs as i mteartn ing ea on! ~ ef ST mie peer ae