Line 6.0.0 Miss Dewanger testified

Line 6.0.1 that she was a native of Germany

Line 6.0.2 but had been a naturalized

Line 6.0.3 American citizen for

Line 6.0.4 three years.

Line 6.0.5 She said that William Lonkowski, one

Line 6.0.6 of the fugitive accused, had rooms at

Line 6.0.7 her house, where he maintained a chemical

Line 6.0.8 and photographic laboratory.

Line 6.0.9 Among Lonkowski's visitors, said

Line 6.0.10 Miss Dewanger, were the indicted German's

Line 6.0.11 Otto Voss. Dr. Griebl, who escaped

Line 6.0.12 to Germany, and Karl Schlueter.

Line 6.0.13 formerly political officer on the German

Line 6.0.14 liner Bremen.

Line 6.0.15 A dramatic touch was given to

Line 6.0.16 her evidence when she said that

Line 6.0.17 once, when Mrs. Lonkowski had too

Line 6.0.18 much drink, she boasted that the

Line 6.0.19 German Government paid for the

Line 6.0.20 various luxuries enjoyed by her

Line 6.0.21 and her husband.

Line 6.0.22 Miss Dewanger said that the couple

Line 6.0.23 always seemed well supplied with

Line 6.0.24 money.

Line 6.0.25 She said that she often brought parcels

Line 6.0.26 from Lonkowski to Griebl and

Line 6.0.27 Schlueter.

Line 6.0.28 Voss, who is accused of stealing

Line 6.0.29 aeroplane plans while working in an

Line 6.0.30 American factory, frequently brought

Line 6.0.31 small packages to Lonkowski, she

Line 6.0.32 added.

Line 6.0.33 Spies' Plans In

Line 6.0.34 Violin Case

Line 6.0.35 A United States Customs guard told

Line 6.0.36 of the seizure of a violin case contain

Line 6.0.37 ing photographs of an experimental

Line 6.0.38 U.S. army bomber which had been

Line 6.0.39 despatched by Lonkowski and Schlue

Line 6.0.40 ter.

Line 6.0.41 The photographs had been accompanied

Line 6.0.42 by letters covering vital construction

Line 6.0.43 details, known only to army

Line 6.0.44 engineers, for retractable landing gear.

Line 6.0.45 Seversky floats, wing tank sections and

Line 6.0.46 streamlining.

Line 6.0.47 All letters were signed 'Sex,' said

Line 6.0.48 to have been Lonkowski's alias.

Line 6.0.49 During the Customs guard's evidence

Line 6.0.50 letters taken from Lonkowski

Line 6.0.51 were produced. They contained

Line 6.0.52 such confidential matter that even

Line 6.0.53 today the United States forbids ,