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Sa a ee edema daaranc enrieemnnnee ree from her daughter. The Tales &vam expiained that Mrs. Mac- lean had been delayed “owing io unforeseen dircumstances” and asked Mrs, Dunbar to ine form the school authorities that the twa elder children woud be returning in aweek. Mys. Maclean's yotngest child was referred to in this télégram by a name known only ta Mrs. Maclaan, Her mother and other intimates, The telegram ‘had been handed in at a past office -in Territet at 10:58 o’clock that morning by & woman whose de- scription aid. vot agree with that of Mrs. Maclean. The handwriting on the telegram form was not Mrs, Maclean's and it. showed. fercign charac. teristics: similar to those in the telegrams received in 1051 by Lady Maclean, Mrs. Maclean and Mrs, Bassett, From information subsequent- ly received from witnesses. in Switzerland and Austria it seems cleat that the arrange- nients. for Mrs. Maclean's &e- parture from Geneva had been carefully planried ahd that she proceeded by train from Laue Sanne on. the evening of Sept, 11, passing the Swiss-Austrian frontier that night and arriv. ing at Schwarzach St. Veit in the American Zone of Austria, at. approximately 8:18 on. the morning of Sept. 12. The inde- pendent. evidence of a porter at Schwarzach St, Veit and of withesses traveling on the train, has established she laft the train at this point, Further evidgnee believed to be reliable shows that She wassnerrerdthe | |