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i } .“r supplies to England. 40 et Ee fhicend in edi He. Pew served as: “chief i butcher on the SS America until it’ was ‘taken over by the United States Navy. — A courier, Siegler brought microphotographic instruetions to Sebold from German authorities on one occasion. He also had brought $2,900 from German contacts abroad to pay Lilly Stein, Duquesne and Roeder for their services and to buy a bomb sight. He served the espionage group as an organizer and contact man, and he also obtained information about the movement _of ships and. military defense preparations at the Panama Canal. Subsequent to his- conviction, Siegler was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment on espionage charges and a concurrent 2-year term for violation of the Registration Act. OSCAR RICHARD STABLER ae “Born in Germany, Oscar Stabler eame to this country in 1923 ‘ana became: a citizen In 1933. He had been employed primarily as a barber aboard” transoceanic ships. af? In December». yoH0, British authorities in Bermuda found a map of Gibralter in Bis possession. He. was detained for a short: period before being released: A close associate of: Conradin Otto Dold, Stabler served as a courier, transmitting information, between German agents in the United States and contacts abroad.. “Stabler was convicted and sentenced to serve five.years in prison for espionage and a two-year concurrent term under the Registration Act. HEINRICH STADE _ Heinrich Stade came to the United States from Germany in 1922 and became a citizen in.1929. Stade had arranged for Paul Bante's contact with Sebold and had transmitted data to Germany regarding points of rendezvous for convoys carrying . ate = Following a guilty plea to violation of the Registration Act, Stade was fined $1,000 and received a 15-month prison Sentence. ~ 12 -