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feretmn According to CNDI La 3B 1, Mrs. BRECHT spoke to krs. WIL “"™~ - ga October 12, 1945, concerning another address of @ soldier |} overseas and again on October 13, 1945, discussed the matter of sen<: packages overseas with an unknown woman believed possibly to be ERHA . of Mre. DIETERLZ. In this latter conversation, 9 that she was sending packages to old friends and KLINGER, EHRING, and SCHULKAMPF. At this time, she Ss en also interested in the following persons believed ERSCHRIN, WEGENER, WESSMER, BTWINGER. At the’ end of this conversation, Mrs. DIETERIE gave the } > wninown woman an address to which packages could be sent for fo ,. to their friends in Austria. This address was EDWARD HOG, ASN 0-1267137,- “ IcS. US Hq., Berlin District, Postmaster, New York City, AFS 755, te~ Yorks - 2 CONF, INFI een wb. In connection with the above mentioned EDWAFD HOGAN, it is ae .. , Lnteresting to note that had previously advised thet one ee = EDWARD HOGAN had replaced BILLY WILDER of Hollywood as the man in| oa: - control of the German theatres, weet Also, on October 13, 1945, according to CNDI LA Bl, Mrs. BRECHT talked to # woman believed to be lirs. ANITRES SALT, 1348 San Isidro Drive, Beverly Hills, and asked her to obtain the address of an overseas soldier from the soldier's mother, who was staying at the Canteer ~° "Hotel in Pasadens, California. Mrs. BRECHT stated she wanted to send a ‘ves, package to the soldier with the request that the contents be handed over +S te some sufferers whose addresses she would enclose in the package. . . m Cctober 15, 1% 5, according to CNDI La 58 1, Mrs. SRECHT ya contacted an unknown man for verification of EDNARD HOGAN's address, This * , address was given again as above mentioned. Also, on this sane dats, ~ ¢ “Mrs. BRECHT was furnished ancther address ty an unknown zocan, This tc. address was Mont Sole, ASW 19205537, Company C, British ary, BCL, aPO 252, .-_ ‘New York. Ty later on October 15, 1945, Mrs. BRECHT, according tc _ Informant BB 1, spoke with DEUTSCH with whom she had some dif, concerning the matter of sending a?ticles for the relief of Viennest actors, as was mentioned in referenced report. At this time, DEUTSCH stated g be had been thinking about seme letters that had been written sod | : he had come to the conclusion that “it is just child play®. He sai he would like to talk things over with Urs. RECHT on the fi tg had a young man attached to Radio Tixesbowg Bere Mrs. BRECHT. Urs, BRECHT stated that she had no contact with Radio