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\ . aad Leen — tm. E, A. Tome JOHN EDGAR HOOVER @ cj a DIRECTOR | - ‘~ 0 ) a ae Federal Bureau of Investigation war. Gime wr. Lode United States Bepartment of Justice _ @, Bickel . Washington, B.C. ex. tee Call received: 9:30 a. December 22, 1941 Mr. Grapes _ Dictated: 5:15 Pi. wr, Quine Tes a yan 17 1942 je F ba] ez : 2° £ £256 ad bee ~ > ROS Sd <=. = ; a Lad Lay a oe = nef Ld : Sx e& Pi x * 2 COPIES DESTROYEDZE44 ? vat \ i. Gendon MEMORANDUM FOR ik. D. :.. we be. Cotter mr. Garhe 8) Tele, Room | ne: LAURA mosSaTALING INGALLS Tew teem mr. Meme x. rer Wiss Beste At the above time, SAC icKee of the Washineton Field Office contactec the writer teleshonically with reference to the above-entitled case, and advised that Lavra inzalls was TT released on bond on the evening of December 21, 1941. Jt is understood that this bond was executed through professional bondsmen and was divided between several o* ther. No information as available as to who was res onsitle for these arranzenents being rade. ies Gondr _ SAC lichee further advised that the search warrants GY necessary for the pbteining of docunents contained in the lugraze belonsing to laura‘invalls, which are presently in New York City, iV had been executec. As a resclt, covies of letters adiressed to Baron ULlricn von Gienanth were obtained, as well as various prepacang4 penchlets that a-varently were delivered to the subject by, wopyy. enanth through Julia hraus as intermediary. Abbott nialis, brother of the subject, is back in New York City and Le! nas possession of tne brief cass belonginz tc ingalls. He was contactec by tne New York Office with reference to this brief case and stated that he would keep it intact, pending further advice. sn additional search warrant was to be issued with reference to this brie? case, and, in view of the fact that the subject was released on bond last eveninz, this matter is being . pressed by SaC i.ckee. SAC McKee subsequently called and advised -~ that the brief case had been obtained and contained therein were | numerous Anerica First papers, a copy of Eitler's book entitled PThe New Order" and Hitler's book entitled "hein Kampf." The book "The New Order" had been underlined and longhand notations mace therein, apparently by the subject. In addition, there was obtained a copy of a telegran, of which the Bureau has had sre- vious aavice, to the fact that Ingalls should continue her Botivi tae prrough December, which you will recall was sent to Go oW YS br ak rd 7 1S DERED -_ Pen iad mf Fo