New York, May 29.
R. Lamar Hardy, prosecutor in the spy ring investigations LWL now in progress, revealed today that warrants had been issued for the arrest of Dr. Ignatz Griebl, former leader of the Nazis in America, and Gudenberg, who escap as a stowaway aboard the liner Hamburg yesterday.
Both are charged with violating the World War Espionage Statute, under which con-viered spi s are liable to 20 years' imprisonment in peace time. Dr. Griebl at present in Germany, where he is alleged to have arrived on May 21 without a passport.
Four members of the liner Bremen, which took the Nazi leader to Germany, are now being detained for questioning in connection with the mysterious disappearance from New York of Dr. Griebl.—Reuter.
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