In re Rosenbleeth

UNDERWOOD, District Judge.

On the 10th day of July, 1939, Benzion Rosenbleeth, also known as Charles Benzion Rose, filed his petition for naturalization and change of name accompanied by the usual affidavits of two witnesses. These affidavits conformed to the requirements of the law in respect to both form and substance.

One of the witnesses, A. R. DuBard, however, at the preliminary hearing conducted before the Examiner, testified that he had changed his opinion of petitioner since making the affidavit and did not then hold the opinion that petitioner was in every way qualified to be admitted…