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: } _? | - 29a AR ore . * Serene om ne cae * Sti tame Uirector, PRI - =e June 25, 9p DIETRICH said she had been talking to JERR \GTESLER , well—knopt California criminal attorney, and he had advised that there was little or noth’ ng she could deo. Jt appears that DIETRICH talked with him with par- Av ticular reference to taking some action against 9% and he advised — b against it because - would res i+ in bad publicity. _&% the present tine SP is living | B where DISTHICH stated she is no doubt engaged in the same acti~ vities that she took part in here. She continued that QMMused to buy automobile tires and other rationed goods on DIETHICH's account, hide them away, and then give or sell the: to her intimates. This information is being set forth in view of the fact that it is possible that the New York office may receive some complaints with reference to QMMMMMP sone of which may deal with violations of the ration orders. Thereafter, the New York office may care to furnish this information to the appropriate government authorities. eater it was clear in the interview with DIETRICH that she holds no ani- mosity or ill feeling against the Bureau. She stated that it was obvious that the FBI had nothing to do with the refusal of the Innigration and Nat- uralization Service to grant citizenshin to her husband in light of the in- | formataon she received fron din fast she stated that she wished she could be of greater service to her country than in the selling of war bonds. She expressed a desire to go to Burope, where she felt she could be of same use, She volunteered her services to the Bureau in any way that she eauwld be nsed: me ce “ Oo . . _ no, i ssraenichh’sh ‘ ‘ ‘ sop myn ey ra tne aA aA + a nn ohh DET ab OMEN NR Hi SRId ye a at eR RE ARR hoy wine cna: