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- Federal Bureau of Investigation, » Washington, D; Ge ae ; ’ * Reference 4s made to my letter dated,November 8, 1940 con- cerning a complaint made by MISS JANET TAYLO} ALDYELL (URS. MARCUS. [fi REBACK), 129 Greenaway Road, Begerteville, New York, concerning a: A “ report she had mde to this office ard to alleged p pro-Nazi. activities on the part of one_ CHES. ROSTerrieen oe * en _ ee | . To eupplement the info rita tion which was furnished in my av + ” letter of reference concerning this incident to which MISS CALDHELL “ referred in her letter to the Bureau dated October 4, 1940, I am. “Chester Brost resides at 116° Greenway. Rona, Regartavidie, 5° New York and is president of Brost Motors, 1290 Main .. ‘Street, Buffalo, New York. ‘This man has been in the ? Zo automobile business for a number of years, formerly operating a sales room in Depew, New York. He is an American citizen and bears a good reputation in the community and his loyalty to the United States is questionable. BECORDUN 4 5 pe 4 “An investigation of the incident complained of by ‘Mr “Mrs. | Marshal Reback of 129 Greenway Road, Egger tsville, N New. § York which occurred on August 5th, 1940, from e view with Mr. Brost discloses the following at his home last summer, That the trouble star developed, due to the fact that Mrs. Reback kept ‘ste 5 on the newly seeded lawn of his home. Mr«’ Brost has as She ue gardener in his employ by the name of pe = This” man is a cousin of his wife and has been in his em-_ _ ploy for about a year, The gardener warned Mrs. Reback ‘on several occasions to keep off the lawn. He— finally“ became so incensed at her that he made a swastika out: of 8 piece of paper and put on the bottom of the swastike”? an “A.de and placed this on the lawn adjoining the two homes. A This evidently was the grounds for the complaint + sent . Y