Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 January 1950 — Page 10

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a crowd way before Maing, or upstream) before Bpeyer, and they're both! alkane 'S¢ 30 kilotheters. Well, what is 1 Predmick luck for German travelers is] J hard on the Amis too. No one! knows how they got so close, but, we'll throw them back.” 1 .. As the sergeant had said, the Ibridge was mined; Happy saw the |hundred-pound - beehive charges rr a lof ‘plastic on each side of the “I THOUGHT I was out of‘pylon and the detonator wires

jon his le " iy ER EIGHTEEN : {abreast he saw the man was no " HAPPY LEAPED ‘more: One of his le ; around, his rifle slapping his byttocks. It more than 30. not easy to locate a shot instantly, and the nearer it is, the harder was wood, but he did “not use tell the direction. He scanned the hedgerow from left to right, and a cane. saw the source. A wisp of smoke still hung in the air a

2 ‘hundred yards behind him, curling from under the branclies of Bl he Army. for good,” the reservist running to the “arches at ‘each

Ware ‘tree—Staring atthe truck, he had not noticed WH. peg when - lost this'—he end. .- The. top.of.each .arch...on, man. Happy dropped | clo 1 ridge into Mannheim slapped his wooden leg—but Iieither side of the stone goddess, | , rolling instinctively itself. : {can still use this.” And he gripped mounted a Vierling and two the gully on the left side. The Fromy. all the roads that de-the stock of his rifle. “We'll never gunners were swiveling in the was not repeated. In the op-), ,ga “io it “sgldiers were|let them into Mannheim, nicht?” seats, while a non-com tilted his. ditch, under the smoke, he oo) 0 toward the city, singly] He smiled gaily as they pressed head to look upward into the man. He edged backward o in pairs. A big engineer ser- toward -the growing roar of the¥ange finder. ‘Between the guns stomach to the shelter fo 0 “ong up behind him-and guns. He thought that Happy, stood a 80-centimeter flashlight wheels of the truck; as he TO," on ". [like himself, was heading for the for night defense. ked away from the wood- "" "0. you going, Junge?” defense of the factory city across When" they were halfway fo morning of his, jump. |, asked jovially, “You look out the river. |the center, a whistle blew, A y_he tiited his helmet "0 TUTE OT is action. Still, if) The “bulk of the Schloss stilliwhite barrier liRe a railroad gate

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the } ng. lay ip the powdery Snow, "0 Corps and the Medical beyond it. When they circled the Across the farthest arch. Happy;

him of {he 1084 -ap~} ¥ bridgehead park twisted his head to look back; shoulder iC ; couldn't be the mess it right wing to the bridgehead pa. : ; bits Car Tt lthey saw the water lapping the another bar was being lowered | ~ Jappy Ta kinned the StFAP) “I'm crossing the Rhine to re- opposite bank, and Ludwigshafen behind them by the sentry at

of his rifle over the crown of od fn at Neustadt” Happy told sprawled along it, palled in smoke, the Mannheim end. The two.cut §

helmet. He cocked it with fie him. “But 1.didn't know I'd ru= under the unset. off the bridge between them.

catch st “Feuer.” ‘The man was " | “watch” -said the reservist, ‘“Spot-check,” shouted the re-j a \ into anything lke that.” He : “lying with his head tb the, west. odded oi head toward the “the bridge Is going to be | Servist over the Wolae ob The ux: Happy stood up warily, his fin- clouds and smcke of the bombard- crowded with refugees when they Plosions. apers, ' ry Ber still on the trigpes. Be sreph ment. . ‘ring the ball. Since the all-wise body! Yo Be Continue) toward the Luger. p The sergeant laughed sourly. Doctor Todt let the Autobahn Copyright 1938. by” Georte 1, sows | n ost 1 iC . C drifted into the gully. His own : a en blood had melted a depression trip, bug you're safe till you get Your Job

about him and lay as jelly Mea/to the Rhine. . . * in a mold, taking ita shape from| pug 1 CKY,” sighed the « Ad Man May Find Outdoor

the hollow of the dish. His field- geant. “1 spend the nights in the

gray coat had been torn open, = h ® ® H and the left leg of his trousers SirTA e Pi of Work in Own Organiza ion

torn down hy » orojectile from the A-26. From wound below the corporal’s chest more blood still leached into the puddde. The right arm lay angled upward over the edge of the ditch above the pistol it had dropped, already incapable of flexion. His lips were closed over the clamped jaws. His breath fluttered shal. artillery damage ins low through his distended nos- heim. because they're trils, sparing his wound the pain Ludwigshafen hard.

fellows still have orders to cross the Rhine, like you, to the shelters in Ludwigshafen, Ever Been here before? No, That's Mannheim’s twin eity, on the far side of the Rhine bridge if the Yankees haven't captured it today. 1 don’t say there isn't any inside Mannpasting

My physician tells me that I [plant and office. Leg-work and should get out of my present head-work can and do go hand in job into ome in which I get hand. more outside air and exercise. |~ xm ) ‘ If you have a personal job The pt work J. gone or problem, write to James Graye SL sev 3 j | » f The Ti in our advertising department. Son in care of tle Times. I'm only 29 years old and can |. Public relations, a term which stand outside work. What work [can include many ramifications, would you suggest I try to gét can be furthered by the thought - of motion. They slogged along.

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eS el Mach TH som Xing COORG: er “BR RYE $ lok opt’ de : ! . his. {organization, I suggest you ex- for yourself. . He fumbled in his kit for -thejihal io fichange A ny own.” plore thoroughty the opportunities. Advertising and sales are so. hypodermic needle. This was his, sergeant rambled on. “Before found there for one with your closely connected that you might own needle, which he had refilled nowledge and experience. There transfer over to do some work

" , the port was one /k with morphine after Ihe Solontl's the Shutlle My in OO A may be a semi-outdoor job there on the outside for both depart-

{ba comes down - the -Neckar|that you would like and for ments. Comparative ,8hopping | poral Co Sat it would sade his LE", a while still, but there's which you are fitted. | need not be restricted to women.) slowly to the right; but he could |Rothing moving on the: Rhine A good advertising man Is Valuable market data and mernot move his head with them, Since we mined it. 1 saw an old usually alert, active and re- chandising information often All he could say was “Coporal— | Map of the. city in a bookstore sourceful.-Not very many people, must. be gathered by one who Steinberg.” ’ once. The city was fortified in just fall ints Wee aavertitiog de- kuows their value and applica-| . ,. those days—wish it was now, partment. There is usually a rea- tion. any or Spry a They "filled in the fortifications son for their being there, ree te | marks of falsehood {long ‘ago, of course, but you can/ Ih most every position there Check Itching | Ta Jashood, [see he gutiine in the shapé of the are beneraliy two Gigeetions in First A licati nl . (boulevard runs aroun ¢ which person can grow. One’ cation REP REY put his ge am he {center of the town. We call it the or these. consists of learning Korbi pp —— corporal could not. resist. With ng." ‘ |more about his particular occu- maf wie (C0" pimples, ha, Tat Tou, bis right hand he unbuttoned the What do the numbers on the pation The other pertains to his jich ix checked on ONE APPLICATION of|

ed back. A Luger, still Of PACS 00 To bitte. more|nid thé Rhine and what -liy| was being Jowered ahead of them. |

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collar of the coat, then of the Shieeicorners mean: at the bu i . - : ces of his cominte ar, “The angus lagna, 1 goose PL TLE sii fo around Corporal Ernst's neck, in-[faannnheim’s the only city in theip,," 4; pe used in various places stead Of a soldier's zinc oval |WOTId Where the streets don't, 4, organization. hung the oblong silver dogtag have names. The blocks are| How much you have grown or of the Gestapo, with his number numbered instead, like A-1 and| yo ed in these two directions on one side and the words “Bec B-2 and so on, so a stranger can To lll 00 vou should check | ret State Police” on the other “|always tell where he is, 80 long| ToL ocuny on your abilities, : las he doesn't go outside the Ring, 'P y y NP ed like | KnOWledge and progress to see “where else you gan fit in. © | 3 drops blocks Not all head-Wollt 1 done in an in each : a lup Frederick Btreet from the office or at a desk. A lot of it Is {.¢ ¥ Sed ox} lo tell what \ockar. Mannheim was hit as generated &s one comes in conHappy stood up, shading his "ora Heilbronn. {tact with people outside the X= eyes from the glare of the 8 Ds “Weil, Junge, here's my shelter,” side. It was empty in both dj. [98ld the sergeant. “You walk rections: the sky was empty. H o Straight ahead. That big ruin; unstrapped the corporal's st eel [YOU see at the head of the street | helmet and drew his wool Ko {is the Schloss. You turn around pf- 4

: lit, either way, and you find the] a a Sebutzer OWA 14 Soves Lhe face. | Rhine bridge just beyond it on Poni gon ead toward o jie with this street.” | P= 7 Ann again, trotting as ong| ya00y waved th him. ““Es lebe| JE 4 A as he could, then walking to rein. yochjand” he called. He JES . ell

gain his breath. His rifle slapped 1, 104 at his watch; it was 1620. against his ‘back ‘when he ran. “Make it fast,” the sergeant Th ond Passed ander the Auto-i ran after him to say. “If you alin. As he had seen from the... cot across the bridge at all, tower, the paving at the under- try to do it before 5. That's

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the shelling. If the Amis had . | u a bridge the would is way out of Ludwigshafen, have blocked both roads. | | » » ~ AT THE SUBURB of Wall-| stadt the road swung to the left. | ie { The half-timbered gables of the [TS farmsteads began to give way to LS the sandstone and stucco of the ‘city. He was approaching the

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