Early the next year she narrowly escaped arrest, emigrating again to Switzerland in February 1935.[2] She worked on several newspapers for distribution to southern Germany, including an illegal newspaper aimed at farming communities.[3] Other newspapers for which she wrote include the "Süddeutsche Volksstimme" and "Süddeutsche Informationen". She was also involved in distribution, according to one source making "frequent trips to "the southern Baden border area where she handed over illegal publications and messages".[3] There are references to her having at times undertaken her courier activities under the cover name "Hilde". There was also at least one visit to Paris, in October 1936, which at this time had become the de facto headquarters of the Germany Communist Party in exile.[2]