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a FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION =—-__ i - ow : | —_ : : . oe . mS ca tren 26 /76 IRA NERENBERG, 1l West 17th Street, New York, - York, was advised as to the identities ofthe inter-' Cty wing Special Agents (SAS) of the Federal/ ureataof of Siemens S| estigation (FBI) and the purpose of the ihterview*as, oo “, » :béing the rental of the NERENBERG cabin near Jeffersonville, A ee York, during the summer of (1974. O& ¥ NERENBERG advised ‘that in July, 1970, he* “ana ‘ . his wife, BEVERLY NERENBERG, purchased a twenty-two * *(22)_ acre farm called "the creamery" near Jeffersonville, New | York, which had two dwellings. He noted in 1972, his ~ . _ brother; ELLIOT NERENBERG, and AMY “JAFFE of Canton, '* > -Connecticut, bought into the farm7xso%as of the summer of we ‘1974, it was owned by these four Y4) persons. He advised te, “that ‘the farm was essentially a“summer” vacation retreat... “8 and not. basically income Propertys _ -NERENBERG advised that from Suly 1 to 11, 1974, he placed an ad in the "Village Voice" newspaper, New York | City, which offered the farm for rent. He noted this ad voiced the rural and. secluded nature of the farm-and listed -his telephone number ‘4s a contact. He advised that he _ _Yeceived several calls “Of inguiry but. around July 12; 1974, -a female telephonically. contacted him about the cabin. He described the farm to*hersin detail and Suggested She ~ a% o;discuss same. NERENBERG recalled that this female soon appeared ‘at his woodwork shop, 61 East llth Street, New York City, ‘stating she had viewed the cabin and wished to rent same. te NERENBERG noted this female stated she had recently. returned “from England and was desirous of a relaxed vacation. vel Dote cm 30st FL. ~ ee . this aren -aeither recommendations nor conclusions ‘of the rau’ Wis the property of the F8I and is looned to wpeeey- ° A. ord ite contents Sheed. to be. distributed outside your agency, Lar / 502 oO o~ "ENCLOSURE