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ws AQ cugcested i? Continuing, this source stated that neither SIEBER nor DIETRICHS’ had ever made any statements in the presence of this informant indicating} , thet they were Nazis or even pro-German. However, informant stated that both SIEBER and DIETRICH continually were "digring" by raking sarcastic : 4 remarks against the English. DIETRICH b would say that no Englishman could go on bond tours throughout the country because Americans hate them. SIEBER was of a like mind. In fact, of late, informant said SIEBER insisted in waving the American flag. . SIEBER was i: described as the Prussian type of German as is also DIETRICH. As such they bhink that their people are right. However, informant made it clear thay it as not believed that either SIZ3ER or DIETRICH were engaged in any activg, pronotdon of the welfare of Germany. DIETRICH was described as being tod stupid to be a spy and SIEBER as being afraid. oth SIESER and DIETRICH AA were believed by informant deep dovm to like the European ways of doing things. At the same time agent was advised that DIETRICH, after making her tnree-bond tours, has been greatly impressed by the adulation shovm her and has taken a particular likins for this country which she did not have here- tofore. During the time that SIEBER was’ in Los angeles he lived at DIETRICHTS home and informant stated JEAN GASIN, the French movie actor who is DIETRIGH*S present consort, also was there most of the tine. GABI! is subject of Los 4 Angeles file 100-6792 entitled "JEAN GAZIN, with alias, Internal Security-F.* This is in a closed status in the Los Angeles Office. 0 sith further reference to STEBER SoureGPavised that he is keep- ins company with one a kussian who [ives at the sane hotel that SIEBER inhabits, nanely the Croydon Hotel, New York City. As individia in ker York vho could give authorative information about STESER, source fylt™ tna 2 relied on. However, as identity and suggestion not be pevealed to nection with believed he vas in possession of some information With. reference to her husband, EUDOLBE Stes an anointment was At the time of the writer's interview with. him in his ‘office he was told that it was understood that SIESER had informed him that he had_regis- tered with the Gerran Consu Os wk ee oe