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‘ O — O ‘signed ‘Teento’ AFFLED in aK their attempts fo trace the vanished dipfomags, thelfrench Surete issued last night photo- graphed copies of the two telegrams sent by or for Doneld Maclean, — , The message sent to his mother was signed with a family nick- name, “ Teenio,” which only he, or someone clase to the family, would know. Close examination of the texts showed. however, that they were plobably written by a Continental th a fair to fluent knowledge of With two exceptions, the tele- grams were written in handprinted capital letters, obviously with one of the acraichy pens available in French Post Offices. One exception wat a “q™ which was a smatlletter. In another case, the postal clerk sevidently ques- tioned ihe address, and the sender had written in French “ address maintained" and then signed what was supposed to be his own signa- ture. The writer used a Continentak seven, written with a stroke through the vertical section. The first lext was as follows: Lady Maclean, 87, Iverna Court, London, W.& (Maclean's mother): “am quite all right, Don't worry. .Love to all: Teenta.” 1 Qn this message, the writer used | the Continental sevei and a capital Tee other text, to Maclean's wif¢, Was: s. Maclean Melinda, Beacon Shaw, Taisfield, near ‘Westerham, Surgey, England. “Had to jeave unexpectedly, Terribly sorry. Am quile well now, Don't worry darling, I love you. Please don't stop loving mé.~- Donald.” This was the telegram on which the postal clerk questioned the address (Westerham ig in Kent). The “e” was missing at the end of the word “leave.” This sould be ja mistake in copying Maclean's ‘original message, or it could be merely an oversight. ae jase eg kat. uaraterte vit » Tween acces Roel weg hy PAR ile Man who changed his mind Starts US. atom scare FOR 30 minutes last. gieht a sensational story pras released to the world clai ing that a leading executive of an American atomic project had. disappeared. The Federal Bureau of Investi- gation alerted every police force in North America. Coded messages jammed the wires belween international ¢api- tals ag emergency security mea- sures were rushed inte eee ae Phe International Police Gom-|} mission in Paris were warned that; the vanished man wos Mr. Edward: Wedne, of the Paducah atomic plant in Kentucky. Meanwhile Mr. Wedne stepped from a failway carria at St. Louis and went home. His wite wag not there to meet him, husband. For, while & startied world waited for further news of another “missing scientist" case, the man involved had cancelled a lane passage from Detroit to St. Louis and travelled by train instead. = Piao. Bont gtat, ve vie nk | mew by wire from Paris last night shows the original teleg to Maclean's wife...—> 1 She wag ut police headquaiters, waiting anxiously for news © her Wire to mother 7 rar Y Peay tee ena hoy