He was a big, well built, blond, blue eyed, square jawed, heroic looking man. Your basic Teutonic hunk. He looked every bit the fighter plane ace, like someone Hollywood would cast in the role of Baron von Richthoffen. He had absolutely no sense of humor outside the studio or, you might say, when he didn't have to turn on the charm. Zarathustra in the New World.
Some guys always win.
I guess he was afraid he might have a client whose relative he had shot down. Now that I think about it he had never stopped shooting Americans, except now he was doing it with a camera. Not very funny. My studio career with Jafay only lasted a little over a year and a half. It was just too intense and the demands were interfering with my schooling.