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eee Pee ei eee te el ee eam ee a rie te I a eel ne a eae Ale te ee bp A ee (Detro it file 62-11%) so said that he had no documentary proof of any of the activities of GERAID SMITH, or any of that crowd, He explained that his understanding their program was gaine@ merely by _ observation, het SMITH is con~_ tinuously attempting to contac of Ford WUator Commpanse. hoth at hie home a at s office bot he is aimost s braves ew rag confronted wi th A who accepts messages for and delivers messages from eir usual comersation is merely as to whether there is any news an ; usual answer is thet there is no news, SMITH has continued to contact CHARIES AUGUSTUS™S.IND ¥ d Kotor Company ard on July 10, 1942 SMITH took with him to e conference, which he as W CH S AU r several hours at Dearborn Inn, Dearborn, {5 Michigan. Special Agent SED -crdactes a surveillence and observed G that SMITH ard his wife were driven up to Dearbom Inn and went into ea private room and left several hours later, C himself but it was reliably reportec by conference was planned to be betweer. Sii has distributed upon special request 4 copy ¢ PIzLEETH DILLING'S book "The Red Network", }further stated that on July 11, 1942 ontiac, Michigan told SMITH that "our friend" fram the southwest was rumored to be arrested in northern Cali- fornia and placed-in a concentration camp. He told thet "our friend" may be out on a cmifidentiel mission and he should not worry. . In accordance with Bureau letter dated June 20, 1942, : the writer telephonically contacted Subject and requested him to appear at he- os the Detroit Field Office for an interview by Hr, BUGAS ami the writer concern- ing the alleged nlot which Subject reported to Attomey General BIDDIE. At 2:30 P.H. on duly 7, 1942, SHITH was interviewed by Special Agent in Charge JOHN S, BUGAS and the writer in the office of the Special Agent in Charge, The interview lested until 3:20 P.M. and Subject was asked to give all the . informaticn in his possession comerning the alleged plot which he reported ¢o the Attorney Generai, Persistent attempts were made to confine Subject to this limited scope but he furnished practically no fects which were not already krnowmm to the Bureau. In short, he stated thet he was visited by Mr. ; NIE, Associate Editar of the Amricen Hereury magazin, which is largely omed A ot — ahe_a , by reputable. Jewishpersas. HUIE told StITH thet he wanted information 50 Lnet yo t me % pean Borns i ~4o- nr” aD pt"