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; ie - the following story. , Ms Wer husband fe Se Eee ~ and is wider the immediate supervision of former Speolal ageut la%. -°* / Charge, J. anson, who fs said to be in charge of the P weg # taction Department of tWat Company. On August, 1945 rr - gent to Sngland by K Lockheed ou what ure l= d@a Ue. "highly confidential mission". Mr as supposed eer until six months aftor the expiration of the war. Shortly after his. ees 3 3 departure Mrs SEB oor Up residence at her present address, BE pe 2 eee ” Om Pebruary 22, 1944 —_ we to open = deak ia z= és 4 - ber apartuent which she had not looked into eviously for about six. a ie 5 4~ weeks. This desk contained «]1 of Mr personal papers md sho - stutad that it was viry apparent that it had been ransacked although nothing was alasing so fer es she could tell. rs went on te relute thut she took the matter up with Mr. Blake, the manager of : Colonial Village, and after an exsmination of her apartacnt he pointed —— out to her certein marks on the door jam which indicated, according ta Blakes, that the front door of hor apartment had been forced Ope. ; on oy as ? i 4 t ad ‘. . . ' : . . af 1 et. ee - —# -.§ S at —-— fm ee —_ irs QB advice that Decause aL Wes confi dential mature or ur. QD ascignasct she was wery much upset for fear that information | ; in his personal papers might get into improper hands. Immediately - ae after discovering that the apartment had been broken into she domeanti cated by; letter with Mr. Hanson, and at the time of her call she stated | she had juat received a letter from him in which he stated that she | should report the matter to someone in the FBI and that if she did not - so he intended to report the matter to the Bureau himself. Mres ces “ related further that she had recently received a mysterious letter | from her husband in whioh he stated that he was returning to the United ra | States immediately. She expressed the fear that something was wrong = 3 F/~ Zoe _ because her husband's return was not scheduled until six monthe aftog . a. the war. The alleged break-in has not bee ay to Mf - SL. RECORDED IND ™ +" FT becems a casual aoquaintance of ur’ “and Mrs. was assigned to the Indianapolis Office, which, I OPT reason kr alled upon me. She is a wory flirhty and 6 table. individual. have bean confidentially advised that Mrs. suspects her apartmaont was oatered by Bureeu Agents. wee m— \ A RECOM NDATION: 1 do not think that this tatter calls for ‘any ay potion, — Halas tte a fa wate ae eh hie eT Te ae : ‘ . ta Quin: = Henge y\ BET “thoaght &t should be. gubzitted .t @ mattor of record. —=—, ” ra oy O4 HAR 48 3 fona? 7 a8 g OF Hs CLV ae a 9 Loum