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us Bisision of Inbestigation M.S. Department of Justice Post Office Box 612, Chicago, Tllinois. PPECOIIAT ART POhMoOVAL All CONFIDENTIAL _ July 29, 1935 Mr. Director, Mr. dcbsidt ......-- Feijeral Bureau of Investigation, Mr. Bebiider yo U. S. Department of Justice, Mr. Taman .&..... Pennsylvania Avenue at 9th Street, N.¥., Mr. Tracy ........... 2 Feshington, D. C. Mire Gandy ......... a | Deer Sir, ee —— I beg to respectfully submit for your attention the following. Ee j On Saturdey evening, July 27, 1955, Mrs. annaYSege, rho you will ‘i renenber furnished the informetion which led to the apprehension of John 3 fr Dillinger on July 22, 1934, called me and stated that she desired to talk with me about her deportetion. It appeers that she is to be ceported from zS the United States to Roumania sometime during the middle of August, 1935. She desires thet any action possible be taken in her behalf in order to prevent her deportation. I informed Mrs. Sage that I did not know whet could be done about the matter and she requested that I write to you about it. While the ser- vice performed by Mrs. Sage to the Federal Bureau of Investigation was one of immense value in many ways, I fully appreciete the fact that this might not be such an act as to have any bearing upon any action which might be token by the Bureau in Wicshington in order to prevent her deportation. + I like == =o the antian whi ah wae ct a o P enise not entirely LUNG SCULON Wohitd toe source has previously taken in this metter in n ashingte . I remember our several discussions about the matter but whether any actuel step wes teken I do not know. a5 If anything can be done by the Bureau I will appreciete it if you will advise me in this regard. MAP smwe Wihlows wwe SncARDED & INDERED 7 +— A, i ; NY f wy > AuG 7 {938 > A ‘ | a AICO ¢aqme 7 cap ib be - = GG 1995E WW a a ee Soy Pe.