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from _her daughter. The Tale~ gram explained that Mrs. Mac- Jean had been delayed “owing to unforeseen circumstances" - and asked Mrs, Dunbar to ine form the school authorities that the two elder children would be veturning in a week. Mrs, Maclean's youngest child was . referred to in this telegram by a name known only to Mrs, Maclean, her motaer and other intimates, The telegram bad been handed in at a post office in Territet at 10:58 o’elock that morning by & woman waose de- scription Bid not agree with that of Mrs. Maclean. The handwriting on the telegram | form was not Mrs, Maclean's and it showed foreign charac. teristics similar to those in the ‘ . telegrams received in 1951 by Lady Maclean, Mrs, Maclean and Mrs, Bassett, From information subsequent ly received from witnesses in | Switzerland and Austria it | frems clear that the arrange. | ments for Mrs. Maclean's de- parture from Geneva had been carefully planned and that she proceeded by train from Late sanne on the evening of Sept. 41, passing the Swiss-Austrian : frontier that night and arriv- cee eee ing at Schwarzach St. Veit in j the American Zone of Austria | at approximately 9:15 on the mornmg of Sept. 12. The inde- pendent evidence of a porter at Schwarzach St, Velt and of witnesses traveling on the train, has established she left the train at t point, Further evidaner believed to be reliabl shows that She wasstermerthe