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FE eta anetans ae Eee 1 PMR REI ce sw Keon, orerens PRU ewe OD i -did net know. Tinstein made it clear that he f Finstein said that he did not believe Debve's vork concerned military af’airs but that Debye was capable of performine such work. Fe said that Debve "may be all right hut that if Nebye's motives are bad he is a very dangerous man". He also stated thet Debye woul.’ be a good man for espionage work as he had the facility or organization to perform such work. Ne said that jt was his unbiased onrinicn trsat sebye should not be trusted with military secrets cf the United States Government tmless it had been first ascertained that Debye had severed al! relations with German officials which he ‘?instein cehould be watched fer awhile to ascertain his motives, . tein, )ewever, stated that he kney thet Debse hat in the United States*Btrhaps Debye did net dhten ep MIEN. ‘ins 4 son with him te return ta % *instein alvised that he believed Debye wes of hitch citizenshir but said thit he might have double citizenshinr, Jutch 3d Gernran, os many reerle abroad did, ated that he had never heard of an organiza nan Werists". Virstein st tion known ag the "te Finestein sald that the letter addressed to tim ‘ad been kept by the British Agent. He did not have the name and adiress of the British Agent but said that he believed Professcr ove had it and thet it would be forwarded to the Newark Office. ‘e also advised thaf lrofessor Lowe would not be able to add any- thing tc inetant investigation as he knew nothine but the incident concerning the Jetter, Meyneoreport ty hed apes Mot inde .ed? CMBirrb s 4