Berlin, Mar. 16. The six men who identified themselves as members of the Gestapo and who arrested Mr. Richard C. Hoitelet, United Press Staff Correspondent here, yesterday in the apartment he shared with Mr. Joseph Grigg also held the latter there without allowing him to communicate with others for three hours.
These men also would not allow Grigg to speak to Mr. Hottelet and refused to state the charge against him.
D.NB., official German news agency, stig Mr. Hottelet was "highly suspected of espionage for an enemy power."
The Gestapo officials were polite rd "correct." They collected a num-
German prisoners whi men rather airmen.
This gave rise to the report that an attempt at invasion had been made jand frustrated with resultant capture of troops, Mr, Klemmer rejects this theory, delivering the first authoritative statement that there has been no actual invasion attempt to date. The captured German infantrymen, Mr. Klemmer declared, were seized not on the British strands, but along the coast of occupied France and Belgium,
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