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Title card: "Nazis didn't like her, Paris - First US correspondent expelled from Germany! Mrs. Sinclair Lewis, wife of novelist, reaches France safely, and tells story" / shot of Dorothy Thompson as reporter asks her question / shot of Thompson and reporter as reporter asks her about being expelled, Thompson says that she was not first US correspondent to encounter difficulties with German government but the first to be expelled / she tells reporter she does not know why government expelled her, explains an article about Adolf Hitler that might have contributed to her expulsion and a series of articles she wrote about the treatment of the Jews immediately after the coming to power of the National Socialist government; SOT "I don't know personally why they've picked me out for this distinction because I don't think my attitude has been so profoundly different from that of very, very many of my colleagues who continue to write about Germany" / reporter asks her what her impressions are of Hitler government, SOT she answers, "Well, if you mean do I think that the Hitler government is going to last then I have to answer that I don't think the fact that they put me out of Germany is going to have any very serious effect on it" / Note: exact day not known; documentation incomplete