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an . or ae Fe _— . . (S : r = srt hit “ "tb ae ‘4: ; a ° suck. 2 “a . on yr ae a an . a Te Foes : + . oe S a ae ad rs Mas. . : ae -- oa ‘at sa a wea + igh toe According to CNDI 14 BB 1, Mrs. BRECHT spoke to Mrs. WILLIAM Ae a ga October 12, 1945, concerning another address of @ soldier ‘e “overseas and again on October 13, 1945, discussed the matter of pencing : “f packages overseas with an unknown woman believed possibly to be ERWA i SSODZISLARSIC, pecretary of Mre. DISTERIZ. In this latter conversation, _ : paad that she was eane packages to old friends and * KLINGER, BEHRING, and SCHULKAMPF, At this time, she hss ve te ois ee ial gS also interested in the following persons believed TATERSCHEIN, WEGENER, WESSKER, ET@ INGER. aa: at the: oni of this conversation, Mrs. DIETERLE gave the i: ° wnknown woman an address to which packages could be sent for forwarding _ p- to their frienis in Austria. This address was EDWARD HOGLY, Ach 0-1267137,- * ICS. US Hq., Berlin District, Postmaster, New York City, aFo "58, tev York. ~* CONF, INF. -- In connection with the above mentioned EDWAFD HOGAN, it is - ra .. + ., Anteresting to note that had previously advised thet one pe: : Captain EDWARD HOGAN had replac BILLY WILDER of Hollywood as the man in - ~~ 4-- control of the German theatres. ~ . ft « _ ° Also, on October 13, 1945, sccording to CNDI Li HB i, 4 Mrs. BRECET talked to a woman believed to be lirs. ANDRES SALT, 2348 San yt Ysidro Drive, Beverly Hills, and asked her to obtain the address of an = |. overseas soldier from the soldier's mother, who was staying at the Santeer = ~~ Hotel in Pasadena, California, Mrs. BRECHT stated she wanted to send a — oe )6|60 «package to the soldier with the request that the contents be handed over or aes - oe 7.) soma sufferers Whose addresses she would enclose in the package, _— - e+ Fb . a ' re : be ‘contacted an unknown man for verification of EDWARD HOGAN's address, This . aa , address was given again as above mentioned, Also, on this sane dats, ~ Re t 2 Mrs. BRECHT was furnished ancther address ty an unknown woran, Th's a +. , address was Mont Sole, ASN 19205537, Company C, British arny, BOL, AP 252, 0. ‘New York. tt - . later on October 15, 1945, Mrs. BRECHT, according te ee 5 Informant BB 1, spoke with ERNESE JEUISCH with whom abe had some dif. *=.4. “ns, '7 to: @qncerning the matter af sending aMicles for the relief of Vienness °° wee A n OG Oy (actors, es was mentioned in referenced report. At this time, DEUTSCH atated *~ * $ ' that he hed been thinking about some letters that had been written and. . . ae that he had come to the conclusion that "it is just child play®. He sai@ =. i Be een ae eee we a went e so 7