Mrs. Sinclair Lewis Expelled From Germany To Visit Sarr Region, But "Would Rather Be in Vermont" GERMANY "HYGIENIC PRISON," SHE SAYS Author Declares Hitler No Longer a Man But a Religion Paris, Aug 27, (A.P.) - Mrs. Sinclair Lewis--who as Dorothy, Thompson, newspaper woman, was asked to leave Germany is going to Saarbruecken Thursday to find out what is going on in the S Saar region. She said today she "would rather in Vermont" but that she is planning to spend several days in Saarbruecken, then go to London and sail for home. Sept. 9 on the Leviathan. "I still have not fathomed why, I was kicked out of Germany," 'she said, "but then, it isn't anything other dictators have not done to correspondents. They simply aren't so clever about it in Germany." The American woman said that in her opinion Germany "is becoming the most comfortable' and most hygienic prison in the world." Miss Thompson arrived in Paris yesterday, the day ofter secret police in Perlin asked her to leave the country immediately. The request, she said, "is evidently a part of a campaign of terrorism against foreign correspondents" but apparently was based on an interview she had with Adolf Hitler in 1931, before he became chancellor.
