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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09

group of agents visited DaSch in
his Mayflower Hotel room and
questioned him in relays from
June 10 until June 25 when he
was taken 10 FBI headquarters
and questioned further until
July 2.
The attorney general made
public the complete record of the
Saboteur trials.
This disclosed DaSchs personal
version OF how his group Of four
saboteurs landed on Long Island
shortly after midnight on the
morning OF June l3 from Ger
man submarine.
They we're under Nazi orders 10
kill anybody they met on the
beach and send his body back
to the submarine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
DAsCH PHONES FBI

On reaching Washington, DaSch
said he got IN contact with a
waiter who advised him 10 sur
render 10 J Edgar Hoover Of the
FBI. 10 Atty. Gen. Francis Biddle
or 10 the arnys military lntelh-
gence.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09

made a full confession to the FBI.
Later, the FBI sought TO get his
signature on a condensed version
of the confession, but Dasch re-
fused 10 sign II because the
synopsis did not contain his pollti-
cal views.
DENOUNCED BUND
In the longer documents. he de-
nounced the German Bund IN the
United States, he said
"The whole Nazi setup i con-
trary to the Constitution of the
United States, for IL breeds race
hatred. Second. IL Processes To
he political organization al
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of Short Hills, N. J.
The attorney general disclosed
that the Hitler-trained saboteurs
were under orders 10 destroy the
Aluminium Co. of America plants
at Alcoa. Tenn, Massena, N. Y,
and East ST. Louis, III.
The desperate men from Ger
many also had orders to destroy
the Cryolite plant at Philadelphia,
facilities of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad. the Pennsylvania
Railroad depot at Newark. N. j..
and the He'll Gate Bridge in New
York.
PLANNED PANIC, CHAOS
Their explosives were 10 have
levcled Ohio River locks between
Cincinnati and St Louis where
vital products OF the Midwest
moved up and downstream to war
bases.
Also scheduled for destruction
was the Pennsylvania Railroad at
the historic Horseshoe Curve at
Altoona. Pa.
The saboteurs," Clark said.
"slso planned to promote panic
and general chaos by placing
time bombs In railroad locker
rooms and In crowded stores"
The key figure in preventing
this destruction was DasCh.
In the course of the military
trial OF the saboteurs in July. 1912
the Office OF War Information
announced that John G. Cullen
tho coastguardsman who encoun-
tered Dasch, had reported his
experience Immediately 10 his
suOcrior and that this led 10 the
capture of the eight men
Cullen was quoted widely Al
that time as saying he received
only $3.50 and that the money
Likewise was turned over TO his
superiors.
Cullen said Il would 60 10 navy
relief or some other good cause.
a year later the legion OF merit
vas awarded him,
The records disclosed Dasch
role.
Dasch asserted he came 20
Washington for the deliberate
purpose Of surrenderIng He told
Of first telephoning the FBl IN
New York that he had Just come
across from Germany IN a sub
marine.
DASCH PHONES FBI
Using a fictitious name Dasch
said he added:
II, Franz Daniel POsterius,
shall try to get In contact With
YOUR Washington office this
coming week, either on Thurs
day or Friday. You should no.
tify Washington office OF this
fact"
When asked how he could be
identified. Dasch said he replied
I'm about 40 years old and
q little gray In the temples"
On reaching Washington, DaSct
said he got IN contact with
waiter who advised him 10 sur
render 20 Edgar Hoover Of th'
FBI. 10 Atty Gen. Francis Biddl'
or 10 the armys military lntelh
genCe.
GETS NAME or COLONEL
Dasch said he telephoned th'
par department and obtained M
. name of Col. Cramcr M mill
tary intelligence He sand h'
tried 10 reach Cramer, who va
out OF his Office.
Then he gave the following dc
~ HIlnICTMlC
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
GETS NAME or COLONEL

Dasch said ne telephoned the
par department and obtained The
name Of a Col Cramcr M mill
tary intelligence He SAID ne
tried 10 reach Cramer. who vas
out OF his Office.
Then he gave the following de.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
ORDERED TO KILL

They actually ran into coast
guardman, who thought they were
illegal fishermen.
Here is Dasch's story OF that
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of muddy water and debris.
But where was the stranger?
He couldn't have crossed.
She'd 60 back to the top rise
and look downstream. That
mound of earth the road crews
had thrown up blocked her vision.
The old car groaned its protest
as she started to back. Then,
Rusty head a voice.
Hello up there. Give me a
hand, will your"
Having braked Old Faithful,
Rusty was out of the car and
speeding downhill. She rounded
the mound and came upon a sight
which brought burst of laugh
ter to her lips.
"Well?" demanded the wierd
figure below.
Gone was the meticulous ap-
pearance of the stranger. Thigh
deep in muddy water, the only
mark of Identification Rusty had
was the lock of hair hanging limp
across his muddy brow.
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er. She thought nothing of it un-
til Herb spoke.
you'd have given shelter to
any stranger you met out here?'
The suddenly round eyes which
met his answered him. "What
else could one do?"
But suppose - suppose he
well, suppose the person wasn't
altogether"
1--WE don't have that kind out
here" she interposed confident
ly.
The strangers feet swung to
the doubtful firmness of the tom
neau bed filled with potatoes.
my dear young lady, the chiv-:
alrous West is gone-hasn't any
one told you that? Have you no
idea of the infiltration of thugs
and gangsters and-and-"
Il suppose some have slipped
in," she agreed. "But goodness,
with the nearest town eighty
miles away, the nearest city one
hundred and fifty
'You've driven those miles to-
day, haven't you? Well, then,
couldn't they?"
They'd have to have a better
stand-in with the ration board
than I have" sighed Rusty. From
now on it's horseflesh and saddle
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llet it have its way. More time
flor thought. Shed ride the line
on the morrow, take the south
line first, the next day the west.
It would take her week to ride
the lines of the Rowland Ranch,
the Double r.
The Rowland ranch lay on the
prairie at the foot of the Nopoco
range, it's southern flank lifting
and spreading into the mysteries
of the sharp rise where they sum-
mered stock not sent on to feeders
for fattening.
Rusty's thoughts were inter-
rupted as a cloud of dust ap-
lpeared in her rear-view mirror.
mo one but Ladue Decker
rides like that" she thought as
the cloud grew larger.
''Whew," she murmured as a
speeding car approached and
whizzed by her. 1T wasn't La
due. He'd have recognized Old
Faithful. Must be someone try
ling to beat the freshets."
The car proceeded until Rusty
saw a sign ahead. dip, three
hundred feet" read the sign.
She crossed that and continued
on for a stretch of five miles to
where a second sign warned of
another dip" Here a wider
channel was running with mud
dy water, a thin sheet of it.
/ Anxiously she looked south to
the mountain range. AS yet the
sky above was clear. Only the
faintest haze seemed filming the
blueness of its arc.
"Oh WE'LL" she thought, and
considered the cartons filling the
tonneau and luggage carrier.
Such storm as this would not
keep the dips impossible for more
than twelve hours. She could
live for a week from the canned
goods she was carrying.
Ahead of her, the road swerved
sharply. She rounded the curve
to find her passage blocked by a
car. Scanning the broad expanse
of sand, was a slender figure in
high boots, breeches and stock
mans hat.
Hello" she called.
He came toward her swiftly,
land she had an impression of i'm
patience, of nervous energy un-
der leash. His hat was swept
from his head as he approached,
and she wanted to laugh. The
man and that lock of red hair
Looping over his brow were at
such variance: -
"Am I on the right road, if this
is a road, to the Four D Ranch?"
he asked.
'This is a road" laughed Rusty,
land the right one for Decker's.
A few miles later the haze
thickened and the Nopocos were
hidden from view by storm
clouds.
Here's where I change into
something seaworthy."
She climbed into the tonneau
of the car. There she changed
her clothes, donned boots, breech-
es, flannel shirt, a high-crowned
hat.
| Swiftly now she sent the old car
hurting along. If she could cross
the Big Sandy, she could make a
run for home.
There was no, sign of the other
car on the long flat stretch ahead.
The land broke away abruptly,
going down in terraces, grooved
by other rains, until it came to
the big dip. The Big Sandy was
filling rapidly, its three-quarter
of a mile stretch a seething mass
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ways travel prepared, for hard
headed wayfarers?"
"We're not that altruistic," she
replied, ''bur we 90 travel pre-
pared to take care of ourselves.
Oh-oh, here she comes. You grab
the beans and I'll take the coffee
;. Get into my car"
A vivid shaft of lightning
struck so close to the car the
vehicle shuddered from the vi
bration of thunder that clapped
simultaneously.
Didn't have our number on
it," remarked the stranger. "By
the way, my name is Herb"
Mines Rosalynn,' she obliged,
"but they call me Rusty for obvi-
Gus reasons"
For a little while the storm
made conversation impossible.
Rusty, through the gloom, watch
ed the Big Sandy spread in white
frothed waves which Tapped ever
higher.
Calmly she watched and con-
sidered. They'd have to spend the
night here, of course. There was
an old horse blanket in the tool
box. She could use that. The
ponsho would keep Herb" COM
paratively comfortable.
She thought nothing of spend
ing the dark hours with a strang-
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A second glance, this time at
the car, told what had happened.
It's driver had driven into the
Big Sandy at full speed, and there
the car had skidded, slithering
around the mound to come to a
lopsided rest.
IF you've a rope" began the
stranger, and as Rusty nodded,
well, hop to it. A break for me
you came along instead of that
fresh schoolgirl I met near the
highway turmoil
Rusty's mouth opened, then
closed, and swiftly she spun about
to race up the mound and teeter
down the other side. She should
let the creature stay in Big San
dy.
"Tie the rope around the off
wheel hub" she ordered, 'hook
the chain to your rear bumper,
then put this crowbar under the
river side of the front axle and
heave when I honk."
Rusty handed the stranger a
tin cup of coffee bound by a strip
of flannel to protect his fingers.
One deep draught and he smil-
, ed at her IF you've never been
wet and chilled, you don't know
how good these clothes feel and
this coffee tastes. Do you al
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PAGE sEv

bags"
They" he snapped, wouldn't
depend upon rationed gasoline.
Have you ever heard Of black
marketing?"
"But why would gangstera
waste even black-market gaso~
line to drive out into this counp.
try where they have nothing To-
gain?" she asked reasonably.
(To Be Continued)
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CHATTER I

The little depot was a yellow
patch in a round tan prairie rug
In ph Rowland looked to the
Tagged peak of Old Nopoco and
found it shrouded in mist. then
looked down at the girl beside
Thin.
Cute trick, this kid sister of his
Took town clothes like the blue
outfit she was wearing to make
him remember she wasn't q
younger brother. Seeing her now
a man wouldn't think she could
manage a ranch.
Look, Rusty" he grumbled
+ you 60 along back. There's
storm gathering, and that's nc
horse you've got tethered there.
Rosalynn (Rusty) Rowland
looked at her battered car, then
up at her brother. Wont shy at
lightning" she told him.
Nope" agreed Ralph. Neither
will it pick its way across a dip
sif you get yourself caught in a
sfreshet."
Rusty shook her head. Here
Ralph was heading for battle
with the Nips or the Nazis, and
worrying himself over her head
ng back to the ranch.
"And keep away from Decker
lie ord red. 'fHe may be Gene
Autry In looks, but I wouldn't
rust him. Deferment"-he add.
ID with scorn-''him with bull.
ct wound in his leg. Say, if I'd
,een on the working end of the
ifle, he'd We been wounded
where he's weak, in the head"
Rusty bridled a little. Decker
R1Hit so bad. He couldn't help
peMg handsome.
'And keep an eye on Nanny
continued Ralph. Don't let him
% breaking broncos before the
poys have had a hand at them
And-oh-oh, here she comes"
He would say that, thought
Justly. Perhaps all of the trav-
lers in the world would say
Here she comes" when train
as first sighted.
Meant what I said about Deck
>" Ralph reminded her. HE is
nd hungry. Marrying you
it'll me out stopping bullets
ould be doubling his holdings
Eliminating no man would have
a for myself" she flashed.
He folded her into his long
ms that expressed what he
uldn't say, and then the train j
ID in.
The train diminished in size
It'll it was black oblong on the
lrkeni1g tan of the prairie. She
as alone; never had she felt sc
one.
But this is idotic," she reason
|. "Alone, with a ranch full OF
w91pds, with an Uncle Jed, a
otkGr, and kid brother equal
a dozen?"
She dabbed at her eyes and
rned. There was no use kid
ng herself. She was alone I'M
Ralph returned-if he did
er father was dead. Jed, her
theirs brother, believed in the
/ law of the West-a bullet,
eferably from the hip. Her
bther was of little value in exc
tive matters. And Manuel,
10 took his leads from radio
mas, was a never-ending
!rce of dismay.
And in the meantime" Rusty
l, There's a storm on in the
,ocos.''
he car was old, but trustwor-
!. Rusty, hands on the wheel
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