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Ps 2TOn, FEI June 5, 1947 Re; ADO LPH HITLER AKD EVA B. AUN An inquiry a of WR newspaper friends subsequently disclosed that no one cou ive in Casino except persons who had homes there prior to the time it became a military area and blocked off fro the rest of the surrounding community. This area allesedly became restricted three to four months before the end of the war in Europe. The first performance was ziven on the evening of \ spree arrival in Casino. Shortly befo:e the performance veces iced that the belr-cm which had a stage at one end, was compleVel, Tilled with chairs whicn were occupied by local townspeople. There was a large table situated in a strategic position before thn stage which had eleven empty chairs. There was what appeared to bechampagne on the table. Shortly before the performance started and when the lights were somewhat dimmed, eleven people came in and seated themselves at the table. They were a mixed group, both men and women. He recognized one of the persons as the seventeen or eighteen year old girl he observed in the hotel lobby earlier that day. inqu:ry was made of the assistant stage manag-r as to whe these people were. The answer =... was that "They are rich South Americans”. a t(‘<i‘SS esition on the sto AM cours closely observe the occupants of t is table. This was particularly true during the staging of, dou. wnen the spotlights were shown directly across the abe. observed che man at the table whoa had seen before. This man we obvious because of a 24" scar ender his chin on the right recognized this individual as a former German officer by SSMAN. emembered this man as being a member of the in Paris during the last war in charge of the 2nsored songs and other entertainment ¥ that area. side. the name o ‘< German Occupation Fore for the French Underground an xnew that ropa.’ taff w wee: that d was leo cing NGI 2srine his occupation and had i d photo-= graphs offeraug a reward Tor the capture of GREE vic were circulated an the Paris area. WER --:- that! in his Underground School Training had learned to make mental photographs of features of individuals and mentioned the vortrait Parle System of Identification. ~6-