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_& e | ih ocTun, FEL June 5, 1947 Re: ADOLPH HITLER AND EVA BRAUN ’ INFORLSATION —_ os 1e hotel no identificaticn was necessary nor was it necessary for chs esi ster. They were sown directly to their rooms. The manager was very courteous to the Ss well as were the townspeople, jth the exception of the Russian who was apparently well known. ques ceived no cordial reception an a little ou lace in view © ationality. The rest of the clude A =< invited into tne various homes of the inhabitants and were engaged in social conversation frequently. One thing of na fh sepor came to the attention yO at Casino when one of the reported a large radio station near the hotel. This station was peculiar in that the antenna which was quite lengthy was parallel to tne ground instead of perpendicular. It was fenced oif but could pe observed from the street and_the buildings necrby, having some sort of electrical equipment i ch as heard a dynamo but did net actually see the equi:ment. seri 1€ location of this radio station .s follo.s: "heh standing in front of the hotel take the first boulevard to the right and a short distance away the first path or narrow street which cuts to the left. Turn left and walk approximately from five to seven minutes and the equipment may be observed." the was advertised in Casino and was to be given at three performances in successive evenings. The performances were to be held in a hotel, combination Lallroom and the:tre, which would seat several hundred people. WH, 2v serves one of the naids in the hotel speaking to a ge young girl approximately seventeen years of age who was attractive and had chestnut colored hair. This young girl gave a "heil HITLER salute" to one of the hotel servants, a Gore was of particular interest, it was further learned that the hotel owner also had interest in a cafe and club known as “The Jockey Club" at Casino and also had interest in a large nanufacturing plant about half way between Casino and ‘io Grande. This plant manufactured roolen and other types of goods. [he inhabitants of Casino did not appear to be engaged in any particula: occupation.