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I.C65-8946 Strunck was convicted and sentenced to serve 10 year's. two-year concurrent term'under the Registration Act. LEO WAALEN Waalen was born in Danzig while that'city was under German domination.. He entered the United States by "jumping Ship" about 1935. He was a painter for a small boat company which was constructing small craft for the United States Navy. Waalen gathered information about ships sailing for. England. He also obtained a confidential booklet issued by the FBI which contained precautions'to be taken by industrial plants to safeguard nationai defense materials from sabotage. Waalen also secured Government'contracts listing specifications for materials and equipment, as well as detailed sea charts of the United States Atlantic coastline.. Following his conviction, Waalen was sentenced to 12 violation of the Registration Act... ADOLF HENRY AUGUST WALISCHEWSKI A German native, Walischewski had been a seaman since. maturity. He beeame a naturalized oitizen in 1935. Walischewski became connected with the German espionage. system through Paul Fehse.. His duties.were confined to those of courier, carrying data from agents in the United States to contacts abroad. Upon conviction, Walischewski received a five-year prison sentence on espionage charges, as well as a two-year concurrent sentence under the Registration Act. ELSE WEUSTENFELD Else Weustenfeld arrived in the United States. from until her arrest, she was a secretary for a law firm representing -the German Consulate in New York City.. German espionage system and delivered funds to Duquesne which she had received from Lilly Stein, her close friend.. She lived in .New York City with Hans w. .Ritter, .a principal in the German espionage system. His brother, Nickolaus. 14