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I.C.65-8946 EMWIN WILHELM SIEGLER Erwin Sieglen came to the,United 'States from Germany in .1929 and attained citizenship' in 1936..: He had served as chief buteher on the' ss America until it was taken over by the United States Navy.. A courier, Siegler brought microphotographic instruetions to $ebold from German authorities on one occasion. He also had brought $2,9oo 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 Born in Germany, .Oscar Stabler came to this country in 1923 and became:'a citizen In 1933. He had been employed. primarily as a barber 'aboard transoceanie ships. In Decenberr 194e,: British authorities in Bermuda found. a map of Gibralter in his 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 State's 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 r supplies to England. :. : Following a guilty plea to violation of the Registration Act, Stade was fined $1,00o and received a 15-month prison sentence.