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| Office Memar'and : fice Ci20V an en) * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO ; Mr. D. i, Ladd QO ™. pate; March 3, 1948 N we: pn . rT voit tact : SUBJECT: ADOLF‘E1.LE? and woman aboard . VE: Rosen City ef tiew Orleans, Ti]. Central kailroad, 2/28/43 SEERESES [= é | wines : Mies Holcée At 4:30 pm todar, I called SAC NcSvain in Chicago in accord ee with your instructions vith reference to the menorandum of February 238, 1948, relating to the identification of a passenger on the above-described train as being Adolf Hiviler. ir. weS-vain stated that this vas washec out; that two Special Agents, es a. had’ got on the train and had closely observed the person in question and o1s woman companion. It was so obvious to the Agents that this person was not adolf Hitler that they did not make a positive determinati of his identity, fesling that it would possibly create a situation causing absurd publicity. He stated that the person in question tas not more than 42; that instea of a foreign accent, he had a very pronounced southern accent; he wore a brown, mustache; and his general appearance and over-all description precluded any possibility of his being identical with Adolf Hitler. The woman “ct aaentel hin, , / who had rreviousl; been stated to be 41 years old, in the ovinion of Azents and could not have been more than 22 or 23. She was much younger. th her reported description and she had no forsign accent whatever. HBF: ecb ° VA foo. . a urn) fe, Ly A 4 wEOORE “ § 2 3S D7 I eB Se wren commen - sik ce tT é bs) he ; ue MAR 1948. tek. JY 4 : ‘ aan ty fe ized th | . ; OY rel yok erred of gt : aE Se So ewww of cea i i ro 2 eT ae wk Pea _ a ae . La wo Aen Pt ad ated oe