Hardy, revealed today that "he has asked' the French authorities in Cherbourg to ald him in his ght inst the widespread espionage stem discovered in the United.
States.
said he has requested the French to hold a certain. Werner Guddenberg, important witness in the espionage case, who escape irom, America when he "clandestinely" embarked on the German vessel Hamburg on May 25.
My; Hardy has asked for help from the French police because when he asked that Dr. Ignatz Griebl, another witness who fled the United States on May 10 on board the Bremen, be sent "oft the "ship at Cherbourg Captain Ahrens did not comply with hhis request. Tt is recalled that for this lack of action on his part, the captain was recently called to give evidence before the New York Court, British Gid Suspected New Orleans, May 28, Immigration authorities today prepared to take Miss Sylvia Bradshaw, bretly 28-year-old brunette British girl, before the British Consul here for questioning regarding her photographs of American Army and Air bases and letters she wrote to Ger~ many. Miss Bradshaw flatly denied she had any connection with espionage activities. She admitted she had communicated with friends in Ger
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