The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-03-22
CONTINUED from last week.

CONTINUED from last week.
"Kurt C. Sell is the Washington
correspondent for the German
News Bureau. He is the man who
vouched for Kurt G. w. Luedecke,
who was in the United States as
a correspondent for the Deutsche
Volkischer Beobachter, a vicious
anti-semitic Nazi paper Luedecke,
as a result of Sells vouching for
him, gained admittance to the press
gallery and the Presidents press
conferences where the President
frequently says things off the
record. Luedecke has already con-
fessed to being a Nazi propagan-
dist"
81 never heard the name Kurt
G. SELL" she repeated.
every well, let me read you the
notes / took of conversation |
had with your hostess Miss Mar
gerry Watson on Oct. "a, 1884, the
evening you had a meeting at her
apartment. There were two peo-
pie listening in on extension
wires"
Miss lima stared at me as
read:
"Miss Watson?"
eyes 2"
els Miss lima in?"
"No, but I expect her about
eight o'clock. There's to be a
meeting here then. I assume
she is out to dinner"
"She's doing nice work, isn't
she?"
ooh, marvellous! 1 am so
happy with what she is doing"
elias Ambassador Luther's
secretary called yet?"
"No, but Kurt Sell has called
a number of times and you
know he is quite close to the
German Embassy"
eyes, know. Do you expect
him tonight ?"
"Well, I don't know, but he
said he would drop in almost
any time"
Miss lima jumped from her seat
"Margery couldn't have said
that! | don't know the man."
"I'm sorry. am only reading
you the notes of the conversation
; l had with herewith two people
listening in. Now on Nov. 8, 1884
1 telephoned her again in Wash.
ington. Two people listened in OF
this, too. I'll omit the introduc
ton and establishing of the voice
as Miss Watson's."
"Viola's visit was so fascin
ating" Miss Watson. said. "Sht
and Mrs. Roosevelt had quite F.;
nice talk"
"Is that 500"
eyes, and she's to see Mrs
Roosevelt in Hyde Park, too"
"Did Kurt Sell get in toucl
with herr"
ct don't know just what the,
: discussed but I know she got il
touch with him and they had s,
2 many plans. It's marvelou
i. what a girl she is"
eyes, she's sure marvellous"
s "Is this Mr.. Becker?" tn
voice suddenly asked.
"No, it isn't. I'm sorry"
"Oh," the voice grew trifl
!. cold. "I'm sorry I talked S
: personal. Pm sorry. Goo
night"
Miss lima rubbed an ivory han
across her eyes.
k "I can't understand Marger
saying this"
n '''You did see Mrs. Roosevelt
h didn't yoU?"
eyes" she said slowly.
: "And a lot of high officials
!. like Secretary Wallace, for in
g stance?"
eyes," she said again in a 10y
tone.
:. "what did you discuss wit
: them?"
Miss lima walked over to me.
e ct know what's on your minC
You think I am Nazi agent.
h am not! I am interested only
{ the Youth Movement. If you can
T keep out the fact that I am a
alien. can't YOU at least keep OF
that I saw Mrs. Roosevelt? MIR
i Roosevelt saw me only on cond
ton that there be no publicity an
}. if this thing comes out in Tt
s New Masses why, it will just brea
up all that I have been doing
e all my plans-my whole career
She started pacing again like
(, Gagged animal.
Q "Poppa!" she suddenly called.
d Poppa came in from anothe
t room, strapping man we'll ov,
siv feet with chest like barre
d Miss lima briefly explained Il
situation. There was nothing