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fa af oe - ? FD-3€4Rev. 12-13-56) , 2 FBI Date: 1-2 5-65 ,f Transmit the following in N . (Type in plain text or code) Viq __ AIRTEL | oo (Priority or Method of Mailing) - | YO: Director, FBI (92-3182) | \ \ FROM: Legat, Paris (92-4) (P.) SUBJECT: GUS “ALEX : AR Re Paris airtel 1-20-65. On 1-20-65 CHARLES BALSAN of the Police Judiciaire (Criminal Police), Sfreté Nationale (PJS advised that in- formation had been received that SUZA GER had left the Hotel Bristol, Paris, France, on approximately January 17 or January’ 18, 1965, to return to her residence at 177 Promenade des Anglais, Nice, France. According to BALSAN, subject was still residing at the Hotel Bristol and was expected to remain there until 1-24-65. . On 1-23-65 BALSAN advised that further inquiry at the Hotel Bristol had reveded that subject had departed the hotel on 1-20-65 and that his destination and present whereabouts are unknown. BALSAN stated that hotel authorities had previously agreed to advise the PJSN of subject's departure but apparently had neglected to do so. It should be noted that during the period in question German Chancellor ERHARD was reportedly residing at the same hotel, and BALSAN speculated that hotel authorities were so preoccupied with their distinguished visitor that they inadvertently neglected to advise the PJSN. 5 «= ~ ey A 4 Ao f >> Bees TTS Galease, se-3r9) MIG Fk- F/ 0 A 102 1 - Legat, Bern (sentairect} into.) (92-10) . 1 - Legat, Bonn (sent direct) (Info. SS | 1 - Paris | ~ non . REP :HD a HH Ys 2022 BD lar JAN 28 1965 | a M. “Per —_ Docld: 32556615 Page 1
Paris 92-4 BALSAN stated that the PJSN is currently making inquiries with local airlines and in the vicinity of the residence of SUZANNE FUEGER at Nice in an effort to develop further information con- cerning the subject's present whereabouts. We will advise the Bureau promptly of amy additional information we may receive, Chicago is requested to alert appropriate sources to the possibility that subject may have returned to the United States. 93,-2 182-102 | Docld: 32556615 Page 2?
ey j 4-3 (Rev. 12-14-64) ; C) Tolson a som . Belmont oc 3 W4 Mohr — DECODED COPY corey Sullivan Tavel Trotter Tele. Room i SD=6 } DEFERRED 21-65 TO HIRECTOR FROM LEGAT PARIS NO. 62 a f GUS” ALEX, AR. REBUCAB JANUARY 29 LAST. q FRENCH AUTHORITIES DID NOT NOTE ANY UNUSUAL“ACHTVITIES ON PART OF SUBJECT OR GIRL FRIEND IN PARIS. INQUIRIES TO DATE HAVE REVEALED FUEGER UNKNOWN AT NICE ADDRESS. FURTHER INVESTIGATION BEING CONDUCTED AND BUREAU WILL BE ADVISED OF ANY SIGNIFICANT INBO DEVELOPED. f fi NORMAN W. PHILCOX jj RECEIVED: 11:39 AM MF Al “SRD CC: MR, BRENNAN pp. © ne ft OL) . wie wf PIP IA bre sp tt MIP Q Ses If the intelligence contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be suitably paraphrased in order to protect the Bureau’s cryptographic systems. Docld: 32556619 Page 1
(|r o os 3% .~ FD-36 (dev. 42. “3. 58) . ‘ ” pe . . ae FBI of Date: February 11, 1965 (Type in plain text or code). (Priority or Method of Mailing) | ———-—-—— — a Ee boi _ gt To: _ Director, FBI (92-3182) 7 From: Legat, Paris (92-4)(B) y Subject: GUS ALEX, aka o™ _ AR Re Paris cable 2/1/65. On February 10, 1965, Mr. CLAUDE ROBERT, of the Police Judiciaire (Criminal Police), Surete Nationale, at Nice, France,,advised that investigation in Nice. revealed that SUZANNEFUEGER, also known as DIETGARD-PUEGER, is unknown at 177 Promenade des Anglais, Nice.'. This was the address reportedly furnished by FUEGER at the.time she departed from the Hotel Bristol, Paris, on January 17 or 18, 1965. FHERESE_. hase ones 3o1eR ROBERT advised that” the possessor of French identity card #RZ45437, which was the card allegedly furnished by the \ subject for identification at the Bristol Hotel, was issued on August 12, 1961 to THERESE JOSEPHINE GARELLL,, born November 11, 1919, at.. Nice, divorced. £foh JOSEPH BISDIER... She V.) b ge 2k i resides at 177. | Promenade “dee Anglais, Nice, and she still - “possesses her card. She “has no “explanation for the fact that the hotel reported this French identity card number as being in the possession of FUEGER. She does not know FUEGER or GUS } ALEX. Miss GARELLI visited the United States once in May 1964 at which time she visited Mr. and Mrs. BALABAN, the propristor of “Paranount™ in New York City. i x Llp 6 & ‘Bureau qa = Liaison).(1 = Chicago, 92-373) g9-31€2-|0 Bi 1 - Legat, Bern (92-10) (direct) (info) g 1 - Paris 4 . | . “ NWP:ij 23 ' 7 & 3 B FEB 16 1965 |“ XN Me Sent SEs SMO? rr 6 4 7 ops a pecial Agent in Charge Docld: 32556625 Page 1
Paris 92-4 Further inquiry is being conducted by the French police and any pertinent information received will be furnished to the Bureau. Docld: 32556625 Page 2?
b mf FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION pe {! . COMMUNICATIONS SECTION \ Moe ce ee 2s 3 -) F3I WASH D FEB 19 10% ) ” FBI CHICAGO reverypé et ha “he / oe | un. Vavel___ 806/PM CST URGENT 2-19-64 MKS My. “votter ; ; ” : Tele, Room af DIRECTOR (92-3182) , Mi otmes Miss Gandy____ FROM CHICAGO (92-373) GUS ALEX, AKA; AR ‘AntiracKeteecing” ‘ a , t ae) we (/ DAILY. SUMMARY uae BY LETTER OF FEBRUARY SEVENTEEN LAST, CHICAGO RECEIVED. oe INFO FROM, ‘GHANCELLOR, CHICAGO OFFICE OF SWISS CONSULATE GENERAL, STATING THAT OFFICE REQUESTED BY SWISS GOVERNMENT TO SERVE NOTICE ON ALEX, Qss03& ‘INTERDICTION OF ENTRY BS cd 4 : INTO; SWITZERLAND ENGUORE , REQUESTED WAS INFO RE ALEX’S Tg HOME: ADDRESS! "AND TRUE NAME. 2 <> ABOVE REQUEST FOR PURPOSE OF SERVING ALEX WITH . c NoTaCE THAT HE® IS UNDESIRABLE AND NOT PERMITTED TO ENTER SWITZERLAND. UNTIL JANUARY THIRTY ONE NINETEEN SEVENTY FIVE, R. MLSS Advi sed to’ Cont SY Cre by Burequ UACB CHICAGO WILL FURNISH ABOVE INFO TO SWISS. CONSULATE jTo ENABLE THEM TO SERVE ALEX AS INDICATED. END AND ACK FOR TWO PLS LEB Wy Gd 18 off ake nS 2 i ho ¥ a we an ge 72-HF2- FBI vadi aay i Bee gat 7 e a c Sas, 1309 RECD 2 MSGS. .. . Docld: 325566276 Page 1
COMIURICATIONS Sf ION Vir. Belmont__—— \ Wr, Mohr. Wir. LeLoach Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. fe l Mr. SiMlivan_—— Ms. Tavel Mr. Trotter. Tele. Room—___- Miss Holmes__— 4 Miss Gandy. h I ww FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION | Me, Totcon___-| Casper____—- FBI WASH DC a FBI CHICAGO 740HOLD FOR TWO PLS PM CST DEFERRED 2-26-65 -MKS TO DIRECTOR (92-3182) FROM CHICAGO (92-373) a GUS ALEX, AKA. AR. DAILY SUMMARY. RE LETTER FROM SWISS CONSULATE, CHICAGO, CONCERNING an ALEX BEING BANNED FROU SWITZERLAND UNTIL NINETEEN SEVENTY ca FIVE. PERTINENT INFORWATION REGARDING ALEX'S RESIDENCE AND EMPLOYHENT BURNISHED AS REQUESTED « NOTED INFORMATION RECEIVED FROM LEGAT, PARIS, “INDICATION ‘ALEX'S PARAMOUR SUZANNE FUEGER EVIDENTLY USED FICTITIOUS IDENTITY CARD WHILE SHE AND ALEX VISITED FRANCE, INFORMATION CONCERNING THIS VISIT NOT YET RECEIVED CHICAGO BUT BELIEVED LIKELY CAUSE OF QUOTE INTERDICTION OF ENTRY UNQUOTE INTO | SWITZERLAND RE ALEX ALTHOUGH NO INFORMATION RECEIVED RE SIWILAR ORDER CONCERNING FUEGER. | . . oaU END AND HOLD PLS ee Ga- 2/8 @ Ly a 2 ees " | S MAR 2 203 roiGEMAR9 1865 | dj eo | Docld: 32556627 Page 1
3-1-65 / Airtel pee BWR IOS y : | To: SAC, Chicago . From: Director, FBI GUS ALEX, aka AR* Enclosed is a copy of an airtel from Legat Bern requesting background information concering Alex to be furnished to the Swiks Central: Police Buréau. Promptly submit requested information for transmittal to megan Bern. soump/ bo (4) Tolson Belmont Mohr Tete. Room — Holmes — Gandy NW 45679 DociId:32556628 Page 1
FD-36 (Rev. 12-13-56) | | og | og . . | ? . = ° | | | | | | 9 FBI Date: 2/23/65 Transmit the following in | ; (Type in plain text or code) Via AIRTEL : (Priority or Method-of Nailing) TO : Director, FBI (92-3182) obs Legat, Bern (92-10) (P) </'GUS ALEX, aka AR Re Paris letter 2/11/65 and Bern airtel 2/4/64, R4 It was observed that ALEX was listed in the Swiss OTHE Police Monitor No. 30 dated 2/12/65, page 421, item 4303, as . being the subject of an entry ban for Switzerland. Swiss Federal Department of Justice and Police, informed .confidentially on 2/17/65 that this bane bythe. Swiss Aliens Poli Ss issued at the request of the Zurich Cantonal Police. noted that ALEX the ban through the Swiss Consulate in Chicago, The reason given for the ban was undesireable foreigner. o further explanation wou e given ALEX by H the Swi horities. He would have the right to appeal, | but was of the opinion that if he did appeal, there was little chance of the appeal being successful. been requested not to disclose the Bureau as the source of any information concerning ALEX, The Bureau is requested to furnish the following information concerning ALEX at the desire of the Swiss Central Police Bureau: . “Ret. 56° er sh )OSF wr) Bureau J (1 - Liaison); , Lut I DL (1 - Chicago) (92-373) jowteO? i . Bonn (info) (direct) SWE, sai Paris (info) (direct) . Rome (info) (direct) G GC wick Bern Apprdy Bt smdsS Sent ____ CM 9 Special Agent in Charge As a matter of precaution, the Swiss Police have NW 45679 DociId:32556628 Page 2
3. Locatién ‘of monitoring plant: 5. Previous and other “6, If installation is a technical surveillance, 7 eS -ype143" Gov s:4-2-63) ae “May ~ 1962: Edition’ Optional. ‘Form No, 10 | GSA Gen, Reg. No. 27 UNITED STATES. GOVERNMENT MEMORANDUM. _ JUNE TO > DIRECTOR, FBI (99-3182) oe DATE: 2/10/65 ! SAC, CHICAGO (92-350 Sub L) BJECT; JUSTIFICATION FOR CONTINUATION OF _ TECHNICAL OR MICROPHONE SURVEILLANCE © RE: Title GUS ALEX, aka Character of Case AR Field Office CHICAGO Symbol Number CG _6502-C*_ Type of Surveillance:  (BxeBixkeack or Microphone) ° CONF, INFT. 1. _Name of person or organization on whom surveillance placed: ‘ ‘GUS ALEX, Apt. 10-C, 1150 North Lake Shore Drive, _ Ehicago, illinois, — = an oa 2, Address where installation made. Also give exact ra number ‘Or area covered: REC 14 Yi 3/38]Q~- SX, 4 Apt. 10-C, 1150 North Lake Shore. Drive, Chicago,_I ga bs Si Parr CHICAGO. OFFICE CONSOLIDATED PLANT. 4. Dates of initial authorization. and installation: 12/14/61 - initial authorization; 1/4/62 - installation established.’ 4 nstallations on the same subject- ror dates , . and places): None. 7 questions; AQ \ “as Is a trunk line utilized? yot applicable,,... Be Is the guaya Lance: on a switchboard? i ‘ . oe ? Ce ‘Is the curved 1iaieeyon, a Public’ ‘wain-opérated telephone? EWA/krp at FA ae } XEROX COPY MADE IN Regisheregompsl NOUCHER-STAT. SECTION Docld: 32556629 Page 1
11. 12. 13. 14. ~ i a DP: \ | CG 92-350 sub L d. Is surveillance on a private line or a party line? @. If a party line, how many parties? | If a. microphone’ surveillance: involved, state number of microphones actually used and location of each: One, Apartment 10=C, 1150 North Lake Shore, Chicago, Ill. Is the installation part of a tel-mike? “If so, give symbol of other side of whe combination; =. | No, Specific examples of valuable information obtained since previous report with indication of specific value of each item and the date information received. State what use was made of each item involved: (Add insert pages ) Dayeto-day information on activities, travels & associates of ALEX, Could above information have been obtained from other sources and by other means? No. Number of live informants (in field division) who cover same subject: None. for same coverage Has security factor changed since installation? No. Any request for the surveillance by | outside “agency (give name, title and agency); No. Cost of Plant Premises: a. Rental costs for plant premises: None (plant located in> Chicago Office). b. Give total number of other surveillances monitored at same plant. Fourteen. Docld: 32556629 Page 2?
BE 92~10 All names and aliases, Place and date of birth. Names of father and mother, Profession. Residence, — ob WON EH Q 2 ° ° 2 The Swiss Central Police Bureau noted that although they had previously recorded ALEX's birthdate as 4/1/14 in r their records, it is 4/1/16 in his passport. a -2- SSoi- Yang 44-3180 WSS Docld: 32556629 Page 3
NS ee SoS co te i ea OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 . MAY 1962 EDITION GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27 UNITED STATES Gi =RNMENT Memorandum \ 5O10-106-03 TO Bo) afaek, ij Long — baad HZ, re Ot aes he 10/6 Tak ! Re ap Docld: 325566 Director, FBI (92-3182) DATE: 3-2 -65 L at, Paris (92-4) (RUC) aid GUS ALEX, aka AR Re Paris airtel 2-11-65. On 3-1-65 the Police Judiciaire (Criminal Police), Streté Nationale, furnished the following additional information in the captioned matter, which had been developed by further investigation: According to the PJSN (Police Judiciaire, Streté Nationale), subject registered at the Hotel Bristol, Paris, on 1-16-65. At that time he gave his date of birth as’ 4-1-16 in Illinois, and ‘presented U. Ss. passport B 4019963, which was issued 10-16-61 at Chicago, Illinois. He was -accompanied by DIETGARD ROSE MARIE FUEGER, who was born 12-3-38 at Seewalchen, Austria. According to the hotel records, FUEGER was listed as being in possession of French Identity Card RZ_45437, which was issued 8-12-61, and her home address was listed as 177 Promenade des Anglais, Nice, France. It was subsequently ascertained by the PJSN that through an error at the reception desk of the hotel, the identifying information was erroneously attributed to FUEGER at the time she registered. The PJSN later interviewed ° \ THERESE GARELLI, another customer of the hotel at that time, verified that the identity card in question actually belonged to her, and established that she had no knowledge of or connection with subject or FUEGER. cen The PJSN stated that subject and FUEGER departed - the hotel on 1-20-65 for an unknown destination. Subject and his companion did net, otherwise come to the attention of French Police autho tnes ‘during their brief stay in Paris. 5 - Bureau (1 - CBee oe Section e 2 1 - Cle éa > aE 139 info, 1 - Legat, Bern (sent “aive ThA lapto. ) (92~-10) 1 - Paris @ MAR 8 1965 — REP :HD . , 7). Pe one. ests! Dp ips o- me PNG Me BAL Yea 31 Page 1 2) J? BL §2—=S058|
| a 4-3 (Rex vel2- 1az64) 4 , f po . a = Paw es Ae > ar) j f wi Oe ( ; ° v Ny * > : é o ivan Tavel cs DECODED COPY... at fe Trotter SAIRGRAM ~) CABLEGRAM | RADIO ORELETYPE 0." Holmes wo 8:25 PM-CST DEFERRED 3-3-65 DHM TO DIRECTOR FROM CHICAGO 032305 ‘io yt , CZ Bx shh sereds ceicorir oeA 4s / (“ GUS ALEX, AKA, AR, DAILY SUMMARY. CG 6502-C* ADVISED ALEX ON MARCH 2 LAST ceclivek Let FROM SWISS CONSULATE, CHICAGO, ADVISING HE HAS BEEN BANNED FROM SWITZERLAND UNTIL £975, ALEX RECEIVED LETTER WITH GREAT EVIDENCE OF ANGER AND CONCERN. AFTER SUZANNE FUEGER STATED = LETTER WAS PROMPTED BY AMERICAN GOVERNMENT RATHER THAN™ THE { SWISS GOVERNMENT, ALEX SAID "IT'S THE DOING OF THE FBIS! FUEGER GREATLY SHOCKED BY IMPORTANCE OF LETTER AND QUESTIONED ALEX AS TO "WHAT HE WOULD DO ABOUT THE BANKS," IT IS BELIEVED 4 | THIS WOULD REFER TO THE SWISS BANK NOTED ALEX WAS OBSERVED =, RECENTLY BY SWISS POLICE DOING BUSINESS AT A SWISS BANK. oe All CAGO. GAVE SWISS CONSULATE BACKGROUND INFORMATION RE = cx  , ABEX AND- POINTED OUT THAT THOUGH ALEX USED AN EVERGREEN PARK, VE LELINOES ADDRESS ON ALL FOREIGN DOCUMENTS, HE, IN FACT, as HAS’ NEVER: RESIDED IN THAT CHICAGO SUBURB. = ° RECEAVED: 9:39 PM MLT ee, ogo men 5 1965 oe \ \ . af ts tt t We ao su gi abe eax Ranh omy oe If the intelligence contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be suitably paraphrased in order ta protect the Bureau’s cryptographic systems. Docld: 32556632 Page 2?
° a a ae? (RIS 12-14-64) ’ . : o 4458 PM CST DEFERRED KOM 3-6€-GS 7 DIRECTOR / FROM CHICAGO 0501)0. f ea 0 \b _ GUS, ALEX, AKA, ARs DAILY SUMMARY. (he A CG 6502=C% ADVISBD ALEX AND SUZANNE FUEGER AGAIN DISCUSSED LETTER FROM SWISS CONSULATE BANNING ALEX FROM SWITZERLAND UNTIL 1975. ALEX'S CONCERN HAS INCREASED = CONSIDERABLY AND HAS BEEN ADVISED HE HAS UNTLL MARCH 31,_ PERN HE DEPARTHENT “AND POLICE DEPART HE” RN RISE AROMAS SWITZERLAND. EF HE VIOLATES. “ORDER, “HE. oy AAAI So EES: ERO UNITES ty eg ROLE TO: SEND “ATTORNEY TO SWITZERLAND. TO. Fal G REVEALS. ‘ALEX HAS. DISCUSSED BANKS KrcewaasnstsetneSini AH st RS BES REA BUREN ates Sepia as SEPA SINE ELBE ILE REESE NADAS asta, SiR ea tse STIR PEELE HE MAY NOT BE. "ABLE. “TO PROTECT BANK FUNDS NEXT, TO APPEAL ORDER». lt CHARREAL. MUS ToneBE no MADE wll Oras UST ACE com POLICE, .DEPABTMENT»,.B0TH BERN, SWITZERLAND. EO ST FURNISH REASON WHY HE SHOULD HAVE R _RLGHT TO ENTER “TS SUBJECT TO SIX WONTHS IN. “PRISON TAND2ORs 8105000-51NE. ALEX ST) lGHT, ORDER. CONCERN APPEARS | EXCESSIVE, POSSIBILITY. "EXISIS. iS Sth ah ete EE ak Sits tice BUNA SNES RETARD AIL RAIA RAE OR TART, ‘SHER CQR arr mnie OATES STATES WILL _ SINCE SOURCE SRA TRE REINS RNC RERMO nati, ‘SWITZERLAND "AND HIS SEMANA ID Rea aaT SK TF ALEX FEARS TERESI aR tte eae CHTCRCO“STTCE” AWATTING EURMAER TNFORIMMTION LEGAT, PARIS, RE INVESTIGATION THERE OF FUEGER'S USE OF FALSE IDENTIFICATION. CHICAGO DESIROUS OF OBTAINING FULL DETAILS RE CAUSE OF X | INVESTIGATION, SWITZERLAND AND FRANCE, AND ALSO ANY STEPS TAKEN/ ! BY ALEX IN HIS BEHALF MAY DISCLOSE REAL INTEREST IN , SWITZERLAND. NOTE UPON ARRIVAL, U.S. CUSTOMS, CHICAGO, FUEGER HAD THREE MINK COATS AND EXPENSIVE CLOTHING CONTAINING ;NO LABELS AND EIGHT PIECES EXPENSIVE JEWELRY, NOT IDENTIFIED. BUREAU REQUESTED TO ADVISE LEGAT, BERN, AND PARIS RE ABOVE SEAT hc | REQUESTING AL INFO SINCE CHICAGO. WISHES TO EXPLORE ALL bee BISA LE MAR 14 1965 9 enacts — If the intelligence contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be suitably paraphrased in order to protect the Bureau’s cryptographic systems. Docld: 32556633 Page 1
A oN UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION In Reply, Please Refer to Chicago » Illinois File No. March 16, 1965 GUS ALEX, Also Known As ANTI-RACKETEER ING 1 EUR PE -EANCE.. ANTICRACHBTEERING eb OU A highly confidential Chicago ° informant advised that after Alex and his paramour, Suzanne Mweger, arrived home from their recent European trip, Aléx received a letter from the Swiss Consulate in Chicago notifying him he has been banned from Switzerland until January, 1975. Alex's concern has increased considerably because of: this order and he has until March 31, 1965, to appeal the order. Alex contends he will send an attorney to Switzerland to fight ° this matter if necessary. Alex is known to have frequently discussed banks in Switzerland and has been observed in Swiss banks by the Swiss Police. This coupled with Alex's great concern over the bann- ing makes it appear possible that he has funds presently in the .- Swiss Bank, Chicago is awaiting further information regarding use of false identification by Fueger while in Paris. Chicago is desirous of obtaining full details regarding the cause of this investigation in Switzerland and France and any efforts made by Alex in his defense, regarding the above matter, may disclose other interests in Switzerland besides skiing and recreation, It is noted that upon arrival at U.S. Customs, O'Hare Field, Chicago, Fueger was found to possess three mink coats and pes? a ey OS “y PED. * . / \ pres P co or2 MAY 24 ee ye MAN, CLOSURE qe BiBe- (PCF Docld: 32556634 Page 1
co . UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF SUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION In Reply, Please Refer to tn 8 cago, I LE imois File No, Horch 1é, 1065 GOS ALES, Alse Known As ARTI-BACEBTEERING _ A highly éonfidential Chicago informant advised that after Ales aed his peramour, Suzanne Poeger, arrived bexe fron their recent Huropean trip, Alex received a jietter fron the Seies Consulate in Chicago notifying hia ke hag beea banned fron Svitcerland until Jauuary, 1975. Silex‘'s goncern has iuereaseé congiderably because of this order and he hes until Hereh $1, 1965, to appeal the order. &lex contends he will Sead ar attorney to Geitzerland to fight this watter if necesmary Ries is hnaown to have frequentiy discusced banka in Seiteer land nad bee beon observed ia Brice baaks by the Gvise Police. This coupled with Alex's great concern over the bean- | ing makes it appear possible taat he has funds presentiy ia the Sviss Basak. Chicage is awaiting further information regarding use of failee identification by Pueger while im Paris. €hicage is gesivous of Gbtainiag fallh details regerding the cause of this | investig@tiaon in Sviteerland aad Preaace and any offerta made by Alex in his defense, regarding the sbove matter, my disclose other interests in Selteerland besides skiing and recrention.. ft is noted that apea arrival at U. 8. Custons, O' Ware Field, Chicage, Pueger-was found to possess three mink conkts and Docld: 327556634 Page 2? age Nos ops
weg 8/17/65. / “AIRTEL yo Bs 3492 (0b 1 —- Mr, Leggett REE go: Rca, BERN FROM: Director, FBI Gus: ALEX, aka. A | For your. infornation, ‘@ highly confidential souce of the Chicago Office has advised that Alex continues to show concern over the order issued by Swiss authoritics banning his visits to Switzerland until 1975; In this: vegard, Alex has sought the advice of a Chicage hoodlum tax attorney, Eugene Bernstein, and it is reperted that Alex will be placed in contact. with a@ Swiss attorney, possibly in Zurich, who will handle Alex's appeal from the ban. It was reported that Alex appears ready te go to great lengths. and expense in order to win this appeal. it is requested that you furnish the Bureau with any further information coming to your attention in this regard, NOTE: Chieago top hoodlum Gus Alex and his girl friend, Suzanne Feuger, annually visit Switzerland and other European countries for a winter vacation, Through Legat, Bern, Swiss authorities have previously been alerted to Alex's background and recently, following the subject's return from his visit in Switzerland, Swiss authorities issued an order banning him from the country until 1975, Alex has indicated he intends to appeal this order, Tolson Belmont Mohr _ JGL: ral DeLoach __ Casper ... (7) Callahan — Conrad 1 wld Liaison (Route through fov neview) MAR ie 21935 TELETYPE UNIT | Docld: 32556643 Page 1
mg ey 105 | 4/12/68 / LS. ye vi) AIRTEL J woo 3 fier ~ / y 7 1 - Mr, Leggett ( ee’ w. no. Legat, Bern FROM: Director, FBI GUS ALEX, aka. AR : A confidential source of the Chicago Office has advised that Alex is considering a future trip to Europe to include a visit to Greece, Alex is presently attenpting to determine if he ¢an also visit Switzerland, in view of the recent action of Swiss authorities in banning his re-entry until 1975, It is noted that Alex had previovaiy indicated he would retain a lawyer an Switzerland to handle an pppeat in this matter. oo : Con} at Chicago has also received information frdéhfanother source indicating that Alex has considerable busindds to conduct in Switzerland and that 6/24/65 has been men‘Rioned as a possible sailing date for him and his PABAMOUT yl uzganne Fueger, to make this visit. = Bureau desires to be advised of any pertinent information received by you concerning this situation, 1 ~ Foreign Liaison (Route tnrfgly tor review) NOTE: Alex and his girl friend, Suzanne Fueger, visited Switzerland for an annual vacation and following their visit to Switzerland several months ago, Swiss authorities issued an order banning Alex's return before 1975 on the basis that he was an undeSirable person, Some indication has been received that Alex may be handling financial transactions in Switzerland and Legat, Bern, is being advised in advance of his next proposed travel to that country. - Tolson Belmont Mohr MAILED 4. APR 141965 : } ay ef Trotter Wi Tele. Room han hag MAIL ROOM [¥] TELETYPE UNIT L] Docld: 32556644 Page 1