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100-1128 ELIZABETH GURLEy FLYNN and according to GERSTLEY the latter. was in Maine. BRANsreu stated that he had agrced as he had peviously been advised FYW was in Maine by liother BLuER. On a later date RurH MckENNEy told the in- fornont that GEnsthey had apparently attended to business natters in Hash- ington, D. C. which appeared'to be successful for Gorstzay. and that the latter had indicated ho and his wife, ELIZARETH, might visit the BRANSTENE Later in the year. This infornant further stated that on August l7th RUTH were relieved and.happy over the newspaper account of a court de-- cision, congratulated Gersrley and insisted that the GersTreys visit the BRalsrens during the autumn. 93794 Confidential. Infornant T-3 provided a copy of correspondonce dated July I2, 1945 fron GEORGE HILNR foryarded. to BICHARD BRAHSTEr fro Browns" and that contracts from Paranount studies would be ready for BRAnspen within a few days. Reference rcnort indicates that GEonge tILrER is a. knowm CPA member in Los Angeles, California, associated with the HAt GOLD--. Field Division as an enclosure.. -ERansten advised T-2 on August l7th the.t ho hed finally ro- coived the contracts previously 'nentioned from GEoRGe' WILnER, however, Cue to technical difficulties arisi~: fron proper signaturo and notarization he had had to conmunicate yith wilreR on that and subsequont datos for appro- priate instructions in concluding the $igning thereof. This informant stated that prior to July 16, 1945 BRAnsren had sold their Brentwood rosi dencc at Beverly, California as BRansren had atated'on.that dato he had made Horth Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, California.. .T-3 provided a copy of typouritten correspondence addressod to. thc writer cxpressed personal opinions concerning tho unsettied state ot one half in Hollywood, Cclifornia, .This individual indicated she had ro-- coiyed a check from RIChaRD BRaNTEh and that she hed becn accunulating 3Rnsten concorning the type of these letters which ho might wish hcr to. rotain. The infornant'stated that no purpose was set out in this corros-