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Memorandus for the Director ; =» 2 During her work at the Paramowst Studios, Dietrich always worked > was capable of presenting her to the berg, who apparently wes the only one who was public in a Lo bie f aehiens The files of the Los Angeles Field Division reflest informati on to the effect that during her entire Sasociation with Vou Sternbarg she was his mistress, in spite of the fact that she was married to Sieber, , in an interview with Dietrich in the early part of 1941 in comneotion | with another matter, she stated that in 1956 the was in Peris, at which time Von . Ribbentrop attempted to get her to return to Germany to make a picture there, : However, she refused to do this even though Von Ribbentrop’s request was made on : jdehalf of Adolf Hitler. Dietrich said that after Von Ribbentrop's messenger had left her she debated with herself fcr two hours whether she should call Hitler ae oo directly telling him that she would gc to Germany to visit him and then when she . arrived there make some plan to kill him, She described Hitler as being "nota Tor her as * norma: be montally," and desori 8 evident feeling be pas a tick for ag. Dietrich's Love Affair with Jean Gabin, Actor RT LL RTE ARES IEICE NTS Daa SAC ETE RIKER AR IOETRICAEE ® At the present tige, it is reported, Dietrich is carrying on whet ie “terrific love affair” ew Franch locally described as a "terri film star who recently completed the picture “Moontide” at 20th Century Fox Studios, Gabin has been reported as being pro~Vichy because he refused to align hiaself with other French stars who publicly have been going “all out" for Free France. Hewever, m investigation of him which was conducted by the Los Angeles Office failed to reflect that he is engaged in any un-American activities or is actively aiding the Vishy Government, yu informed “that when Dietrich : saw_Joan Gabin she became enamored. of him and during the production of the pioture "Moontide" ghe sppeared on the set dajly and in the evening she and Gabin rehearsed their lines, She constantly changed the interpretation intended by the director of the pieture until both the director and producer wished that they had never seen or heard of her, Goasip Cone erning Districh ee ee gossip sround Hollywood that Dietrioh has never been able to "hold a man,” She gota them and loses them in “affairs” ranging from one day wd proximately six moaths. He continued that she also reportedly had vosred from the norm and had “ -~ had affeire with well-known women in Hollywood, one of these being Kay¥rancia, 's wife) to whom Dietrich Another, he continued, was Db" reportedly gave a large sapphire ring. continued that Dietrich has been the butt of much gossip concerning her affairs with Erich-Remarque, the author of "All's Quiet on the Western Front", end Johg Mayne. et eee . sem Se renee nt one seen teint: one ie monennney emeennageeenes na tyne nana ine Rin taken GEIB te