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oc a ! a Fie ee at te i hn ese ia ea ons inc imediennisnessaihnssinbtbtinnitne inanimate ie i wn te A ete ne te a wt , ee poet ee oe cee eS (As @ result of the cable censorship stop placed locally, there was for- warded to this office from the Office of Cable Censor on June 9, 1942, 8 vable~ gram sent to REMARQUE in care of MARLENE DIETRICH, which read as follows; “Please . inform whether suits you ren ¥ t Swiss House against dollar transfer Americgn. AV sincerest greetings. Spo a The Office of Cable v Censor referred this message to the local Federal Commmnications Office fo see if it should be released. There was no information in the Los Angeles files with reference and from the contents of the RENARQUE file, it clearly appears that 8 item refers to property owned by HEMARQUE in Europe. +‘. AU Los Angeles file No. QR entities: ay b' Gee. ESPIONAGE-G", Bureau file (ime Writer's report of March 4, 1940, that when area, she was trying to get in touch with x At that time DIETRICH told an informant of this office that she was going to” SAA and that the same istrue of REMARQUE. have nothing to do with y Los Angeles file No. 100-0-22571 contains a long-hand note from ra contains information in twas in the Los Augeles ARLENE DIETRICH and ERICH REDARQUE. once » from QD ceted March 8, 1942, which read as follows: mound this German girl's picture in the Bible where I put it five years ago. I dreamed the same dream three times about her, then mmted up the paper and cut out the picture. Now I am wondering what she is doing." The picture he enclosed was a photograph of DIETRICH shown as she wag leaving the Federal Building in Los Angeles where she took out her first papers for Americ zenship and took the oath of allegiance. an citi-~- A Los Angeles file 9-0-2221 contains a letter forwarded to this office by - Attorney, Produce’ had asked him to forward to the Bureau. 8s letter, which was printed in made ? Le light of DIETRICH'S ability as an actress but was in no sense an extortion letter. ra los Angeles file No. QB, case crite: 7 Ip’ WAS., ESPIONAGE-O", contains the information that Subject, while in California, - was traveling with the international society set, made up of such individuals as ERICH REMARQUE, MARLENE DIETRICH, GRETA GARBO, and is relations with these associates was purely social. Investigation of this — ' matter, in which the Washington Field Office is origin, according to the locab=. file fails to reflect that he is engaged in espionage activities. los Angeles file No. entitled: fe Taare ee ohana init Saline Ae eae een naiaeinhey agen meees MemRNAne i tt ne Sennen 3 SRO esPronacz-2", sets fo: in the writer's report of —_ 9 A941, | oo interview with Subject by agent. It had been reported that Subjects were — negotiating with DIETRICH for the making of a picture. She was interviewed with reference to them, advising that she never actually talked to them, the . matter being handled by her agent, and so knew nothing about them. Instant case is in a closed status, — ad Los Angeles File No. cnt ed A 3 b of Special Agen ted at San Francisco March 25, 1941. page 8 the information, not engaged in espionagée Jon sant weap nih‘suinhervinect tcp! ee neem een ee ee ram ea tamat mmrehe ( teme iri: 8 ane amc E TR ERR LS I ‘the report , contains one" hat Subject claims to be a good friend of MARLENE DIETRICH and her husband, RUDO TERERe It is noted that the report of Special Agent ated at San Francisco April 22, 1942, states that Subject is apparently - a