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See ee Se Sete eR SE ne ee - ce Se ane Sm Ra AA lh Ne lt lm mt ore nt Nee neil came. er rt i ee owe . Ee advised that in May, 1933, he was in a room at the. San Carlos. : Hotel viaiting a frienc and that when the latter left the room for a few + * | minutes and he was left there alone he chanced to cverhear § conversation \ in Yiddish in an adjoining room. The two men he overheard were speaking . abcut conditions in Germany and Chéncellor Hitler and the latter’s antipathy for the Jews. One of the talkers told the other that Hitler would not last = ;}' long; that @ number of Jews in Nes York City were sending a man to Germany . : to essissinate Hitler. They nared the German boat on which the. assassin was i £ ' eaving sometime in May, 1033. The assassination was to take place between ee May and September, 1933. Hitler was either to be poisoned or shot. oe wre jd he then want down to the lobby of the hotel | to observe the taikers as they went out. He said they were both Jews about. 50 years old and quite stout. He could give no other description of them. ~ He stated as they Welt Out he asked one of, the bellboys who they rere and that Le furnished him their names. It Sa that the , sjr's bellboy told him one of the Jews was a rabbi bu not certain. that. he aie 4 was told a0, . - a yes ‘ _ aid he imiediately wrote a letter to the German Bmbassy* oy’ in Washington, D. C., advising ‘them of the conversation he overheard and that . a in that letter he furnished the names of the talkers and the e of the bout €°; i “4 the assessiu was to sail on. However, when Agent talked t he was. Since the name TAIT. STEAN Was Meie ves asked if that were the. neme of one. *- Ot remember and that he did not believe it was. ° gt wuneble to recell any of those details. = _ = tioned in the Division wire - of the talkers. He seid he sos very reluctant to discuss this matter, saying that pea his letter to the German Embassy he had requested it tc never divuige his memes. t *- As Agent continued to talk with him he launched into a tirade against the’ Jews. in this country, stating that it will have to teke the same action age het then’: within 10 years that Germany kas taken. ‘ . ae a He advised that he is attempting to patent and market an alloy of 4% . lead and copper to be used as bearings, but that the Jews in this country have Me wen era mA hie finane Ine Af enma *F ¢ prevented iS £4410 NOINE Vl Saute . vy With the assistance of of the San Carlos Hotel, its register was searched from april to June, 1935, without finding any man by =: the name of STERN or STigMti reristered in. Agent casually contacted the hotel! belltoys. They all kno? but could not recall ever having furnished |. him the names of any guests or their visitors, , wg was interviewed prior to the receipt of the letter of” *: he noted that his verbal statement conflicts considergbly rPafoarannca ann t ise tos reisrse: eswy wuss “ with the letter which he wrote to the German Embassy. No mention was made to™ *-. Agent of Arthur Brisbane's newspaper colums. Neither was the name of: -the- dost. ~ —, e 2 ~~ hh er . : cat ae i en ae a4 YA, te we ee, > es ft von aa * Joleen ey ore aad aa » AS Cotas ah Figh® fF oy wie ne ~ : 4e. Ragen pd Fen. arg or ane >» a ony ee ad ale ee Rae a, mer