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Duquesne Spy Ring — Part 1
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‘Upon ‘gonviction, Brokhott ¢ was sentenced to serve a
Hveipear prison term for vjolation of the espionage statutes ang.
to serve a two-year eoneurrent sentence for violation of the ;
Registration Act... ‘yoo
HEINRICH CLAUSING
In September, 1934, German-born Heinrich Clausing came
to the United States, where he became a naturalized citizen in
1938. Having served on various ships sailing from New York
Harbor since his arrival in the country, he was employed as a
cook on the SS Argentine at the time of his arrest.
Closely associated with Franz Stigler, one of the
" principal contact men for this spy ring, Clausing operated as a
courier. He transported microphotographs and other material from
the United States to South American ports, from which the
information was sent to Germany via Italian airlines. He also
established a mail drop in South America for expeditious
transmittal of information: to Germany by mail.
€iausing was convicted and was sentenced to serve eight
years for violation of espionage statutes. He also received a
two-year concurrent sentence for violation of the Registration
Act.
CONRADIN OTTO DOLD
Conradin Otto Dold came to the United States from
Germany in 1926. He became a United States citizen in 1934 under
» the Seaments Act. Prior to his arrest, he was Chief Steward ;
aboard the SS’ Siboney of the American Export Lines.
Dold was related to people holding high positions. in
' Germany and was closely associated with other members of the
espionage group who worked on ships sailing from New York Harbor.
As a courier, Dold carried information from Nazi agents in the
United States to contacts in neutral ports abroad for transmittal
to Germany.
Dold was sentenced to serve ten years in prison-on
espionage charges and received a two-year concurrent sentence and
a fine of $1,000 for violation of the Registration Act. .
RUDOLF EBELING
After leaving Germany for the United States in 1925,
Rudolf Ebeling became an American citizen in 1933. He was
employed as a foreman in the Shipping Department of Harper .and
Brothers in New York City when he was arrested.
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