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ahs toa ® a ” . c oot no pr a: . vo . , v, = us" tp ae . : 4. “ie oa er) an rs Oe WE? Pe ae Fe oat iene Som 8 a an - i aE Sr ae 4 . 7 Wm, Bene were y Pe Le et Se er seep Oe ee ee ee ee ee nes Dr. Tannenberg stated that it was not he who had - tacted bathe individual in question, but that it had been a | Yaeger, wh ie now in Germany. Dr. Tannenberg called the _ fonsul file and from a report by Consul Yaeger contaings: therein, gave nfomation. This report is dated Octobef 13, 1935, and __ te the circumstances which probably ogdurred are time: eee ‘ orsto, that ante SS TAS ws Stade, sapere aa gate Ag wes: i: a. fiom, < . we a ae ae oe een a *y tee ney mw lied on “the ‘Consul a at 520 North onlean Avenue, cee ‘purports to r A + jad thinte: wook? ‘Bee t we : sent wom Ce te td ee ee ee | vee Fo Chicearo, Illinois, 'and refusing to give his name or address, stated a that he would for af immediate cash payment of 31,000 give the details : a of a plot which was Qping concocted in Chicago to kill Chancellor Hitler, | and that he should re@pive an additional $4,009 in case the plot was _.. ., frustrated by informatfpn given by him. This individual stated that he ete . had come to Chicago in Mply of 1933,:and had been asked to be initiated. me “era + obit an organization of educated “Jews: who were.arranging to send an indi- ‘7 en 4 wt vidual to Germany to kill Chancellor Hitler. This individual stated = ° that he knew the name of the individual who was to go to Germany as well as the individuals involved“in the plot. He said that the man #ho was to go to Germany was from Chicapo and of Jewish extraction, elthouch he éid not arpear to be a Jew; that he was to ¢o to Germany by way of Londen at which letter place he-ras to receive further instructions by which © would be able to get into the presence of Chancellor Hitler in his offi.e ; Where the murder was to be* ‘conml ¢ ted ; that he was willing to sacrificc: . Whee | _ himself. for the purpose of “solving | the- ‘Tewlah problem in Germany,-: Tre~ a iP _, a=. *.,..wided his mother and brothera were taken oare of after he had been 4; a) ~ rested or killed. “¢ KR 2 - ivy Consul Yaeger flity + rra of the man’s a Go deliv The consul file in Vhicugo also reflected that on Cetober 20, : 1935, thic individual, giving the name of M, Kimbell, appeared at the - \ German Embassy in sashin¢eton, and related substantinlly the sama stary, 4 making the cane demands. The followine @ay he ealled the imhassy by ~ telephone, increesing his demand to (59,090. The Geraan ‘tabpel accord- ing to the report in the Consul file in Chicaro, engeavgre “£8 jaake orrange~ ments for this individual to call on the Gerwan C L at ‘low York City . so thet the proper authorities could teke up their inye: stiyotion from that 3 ce in New “. point. However, he did not personally call at the Vonual'r 9 ‘York, but if comminicate by telephone on one or tro: Secs Sa * 4 t 1 % - 1. t 3 we 4 % ra. a —_ te wh gt vte me ye ret ge Bt gee , + . 4 . . we Bee ek ere ”, Poa ae ree De tala, “nt oe ecm we sage. Tagine hates oe os can . : on = at oad Pd care 2