Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1949 — Page 26

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"armchair, placed to face the light./a skirmish near Bastogne. . . .

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Synopsis: The Americans needed German “Joes” (that Is, planes available later to send in e

Rhine.” At an inn called the Golden Well on the western side of, shall be your forward army

the river, German prisoners of war who volunteered were trained Across the Rhine. 1 shall call it in espionage so that they could make parachute jumps into Ger- the Tiger Brigade. Wait, it will and come back with the needed Information. Now go on 'be a Communist Burgerméister| with the stof¥. iwho welcomes thé Seventfi Army | x CHAPTER TWO to Mannheim.” Bowe ONE MORNING EARLY in January three of the Team sat There was a silence. Pete" in the office at the cige, waiting for volunteers, Since the Battle pressed the Bell on his desk. The, of the Bulge began, not a single new recruit had joined, | Tiger understood his interview “They're scared,” said Capt. Pete gloomily, “and so am I We've| was over. He waited at attention only got three so far, Unless someone breaks through to Bastogne beside the door. An MP came in. we may never get another.” } \ “Take this prisoner to the proThere was a knock at the office gov to. name” or Hitler, not éven ation cell” ordered the colonel, door; Three shorts. and a. lONg, the title of Reichskanzler of/Put only after a pause, as if he the Morse for V. Fuhrer or Mehrer. It was always Were coming out of a trance. Before he had time to answer “He,” as the Tiger used it now, The colonel Kept a notebook it, the door opened just far but you knew whom they meant,/in his foot locker, That night he enough to let a slim figure In for you could almost hear the wrote in it: “No, 4 OK for subFeldgrau slip through. -He was a capital H. } versive. Physical courage for ops full six feet, but lithe: he looked! “To Keep out of it I got a job A-plus, Understanding of issue handsome and urbane as Satan. i, Daimler-Benz: work essential nil, hence doubt moral strength Fred even noticed that there were , on." gorareo of the Reich. Onl for follow-up.” no spots on the knees of his yy, 440 I started a new cell.’ In the jargon of the Team meant pufting your cause we could not often shoot. finger on a target for the I taught the other workers in bombers, even if the. target was my section how to slow down.|your own home town, 80 far, no Drink some mustard soaked in Joe had hid to give the word flour and vinegar. You will swell{which would knock out a division up at the joints so you can'tior a city in his homeland. gualffications like my own. d out have d x : “Who told you that?” Peter 'Urfed out HAVE Cons YOUF HOPDY geventh Army Combat Intellscountered, raking him up and "9 ARE 1 a Ro use; the gence sat around the table in the down, or rather up, with his black Army got me In "41. “They put me in.a company fleld office at the Schloss that

bricked out of kneeling with the rest of the cleaning detail. He could see that this Kraut was an old campaigner. “I have heard, Herr Captain,” the newcomer began in German,

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eyes. “Take off your coat or you will get pneumonia, and sit of oldtimers to guard the Ant- evening after supper debating down." werp supply line from the Bel-/whether to hire the Tiger.

With a sigh he sat down in the gian guerrillas, One day we had pote who was recruiting, op-

posed hiring the Tiger. “He is . . and I skipped out when the biggest liar I have seen in “ the firing stopped. Worked west- 4]1 Kurope or America. If he lies aa 0, suppose we 44 SL wo ward to join the guerrillas. At to his own people he will lie to Ty ure Jour au you?" "the Luxembourg frontier a cus- ys I don't think we ought to “I am the Tiger,” the visitor toms guard asked for my 801d: {ouch him.” began. “Are you sure they can-| buch. I shot him through the py. colonel smiled He fancied not see or hear out. there?” (head and took his badge. .That ,,, ...c not only as a commanaHis name was Rudolf Barth, convinced the guerrillas, In spite 0 officer who knew that de‘He had been born in Duisburg in|0f my Feldgrau. serters wee slippery, but as =& 1917, which made him 28, if it! “Anyway, the guerrillas found pgyehatogist-who had found the was true. His father moved to me a civillan sult and “let me reason why. : the dockyards .of Mannheim, marry one of their girls. But soon “Pete doesn’t realize it,” he told

Pete smiled, not without admiration.

: Where the Neckar—meets the we fell out of love. In the war «p+ that's exactly the rea-

: ar’ lof the heart disguise is useless i hire him. The min“Jt was the hard life after the/lt was time for me to move ... we should hire a Tam A. War Which mage father a again. ) en u Nar automatically Samunist, 2 28.3, Somniunise, “I burned my Feldgrau in the ;h4 it's better to have a big one, 0, A ard'yistove of our dugout, and even my with seme international experi-

J 0 Teves react ¥ faith sotdbuch. With - civilianclothes, once than a petty first-time liar. 1 : » y v young.” it was not hard to work my way “No. T wouldn't put him’ in

pa {down to you" THE TIGER continued: “In-| lie added, “This is what Washingtelligence work-—-that's what I THE FIRST TIME he met an ton calls & morale operation. I like best. MY first job was to de-| American patrol he —threw his 4on't see why we. shouldn't try rh B= ‘arms In the air and told them one. Mannheim must be [about Her a latter io a gitt-tn Munich, - gestures, for English- was the Tipe now.” Cp party leader gave me the fare ~~ Gdn ataved § i a Come language he never claimed; - -8o-the Tigér stayed in the prod class, the cheap Halhilike!; he Wil German deserter bation: cell at the cage Ina week a . A “the réport came out of Bwitzer“You ean ses you Will be welling that as far as Mannheim [repaid by sending me behind -the/went everything he had said was

pS lines. 1 suggest Mannheim, for true. The bunker was underneath a year later to join a circus, and You gave me enough money I

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the name Tiger. A harmless! cid in the last war from Hamvanity. There was good money burg. ALEXANDER SMITH in circuses before the war. There, “At No. 27 Wharf St. in Mann-| rug or coipet @ were many women who came to|helm is a bunker where we can the show because they loved shelter whenever we need to. If animals. I taught them to love/any of your agents needs heip, communism. It was a pleasant/let him go to that house, rear way to help. One of them taught room right on the first floor. CLARA DUDLEY me French. {knock . four times like the “Just before the war they called) V-signal, and say to whoever, Your color scheme consultant the circus in from France. I was opens it ‘Greetings from the * ot Alexonder Smwth sur: He planned to start war that Tiger’ It is my father-in-law's . summer, and had ordered us back|apartment. He is a good comrade WAUI-A1 YUL. ATURE

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. |ation was laid on. He took train- Steckbrief on every lamppost. For the color each time; you can see description in it...” The colonel was so elated by ing with thé other Joes. He knew smaller fry like us,” he winked, at a glance whether they're up is proof of his good judgment all about the Gestapo. Vati even “they pool the names and de-to date. Sometimes that gives his neck. scriptions .in the weekly Black-|you time to break trail, If you pm— (To Be Continued)

; {| “For big offenders like Giraud list, alphabetically, and ‘send want to keep off the Blacklist| y The Tiger maved into the when he escaped, or the assassins them to all provost offices inlyou need at least two identities, “°™ fbi Fin iol syndicate me. 00°

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