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. . . _ + * 35 4 we aos 3 - . . 1 _ se ¢ . . . &# = . . 7 J re Aste -xreatly' lived with BERLAU ¢urinc his visit to New York City. era reer rea re bes Wade arrangerents whereby BERLAU will notify aim prior t> por £3 Jing ‘Ss, ° New York City for an extended period under the pretext that repairs of a. _t rmanent nature will be made in her apartcent during her absences Upon notifying hin of her c departure, he will immediately notify the New York offices is: atteupted to deternine the date “3, BRECHT would return to oma. - = | a a OP ae ds recalled that IDA EACHKAN, an employee at OFI, occupies - ; + the back balf of the nt at this address, eo ‘, ar 7. we Although YRECHT and HERLAU did not indicate > nes ae they were doing New York, botn of theu were in the epartu.gat uo3st of the ns many books and writing materials. On the occasions BRECHT in the apartment, he was writing on she typewriter, — —# _ _ & a . Seviseu mg & that while waking cme Tepiete " = Omicing at 124 East 57 Street, he had “| seen BRECHT in BERLAU's apartment on every oo casion he had reason to be én a: vv: the apartment and from all appearances, be was living with BEPLAv stay in New York City as he was usually attired in lounging “a Oa July 26, 1945, botb and mi they had not seen BRECHT for a period of ab <4 | 4. Was no Jonger 1 in during his slothese fy ee Cid advised the writer that & week and concluded that he ‘s apartment. However, at that time BURLAN 4, indicated +; that she intended to reamin in New York City for @. an inddfinite tine Te were no indications of her leaving in the ' “* dmpediate futures On one occasion, subsequent to BRECHT!s departure, 2° QP witnessed BENLAU developing about ten fest of film, which he thouzht was, about 26 millimeter sise. She bad considerable Photography equipment in ‘ber spertment and nuaerous photographs which she hed printed. Hoxaver, be. - was unable to determine what the pictures consisted of. Lote eh were OO _ Ee