Vim \ooiS Qi war, ne aaaea r ; .1 »eroer,a5sisiam oriyer,I win oe ciosea.•. • y ■ »* • i _::v i '. •_ • • . • ’ . *ie; previously had told author-tieSi/^ will escape again, and this lnte you'won’t catch me alive.” ;30ook'i.was - missing when' guards hecfced his cell at 12:30 am. A sen-ry^. on dialy earlier had advised the luard: *\l7atch that, guy. down there. j^iUfbeeu. makipg a. lot .of noise.” ^hep^the^noise stopped, the_guhrdEx-Soldier Farces Bars in Seeond Escapef1Continued from Page Itmt V^r3v7T. ■ - - *75 ’it /T-. «?^*^nd^ tOTtp d. the prisoper.t ' « ° ‘ ■’’'4 • «** -£•, immediate .:alarmvt*— - -5$®!* Itttensiv^xmattr iftermaiv policeAccording ,16, the Munich provostmarshal, -it was _tamwn i-feat Cook scaled an inn«:w^l of *fee stockade, worked his •/ way under ■ two; high wire fences, climbed a six-foot wall beyond and made- for a farmhousenear the stockaded*! . /' i *;— Tracing his progress with /police dogs, fee-search party test track ofthefugitive' after cxong^ .the grounds -of the Bavarian Agricultural Research School artd reaching ra ;hard^siirfaced' l$ghway. 'r’ ! .* . Cook's - shoes, found : a bandohed near -fee'Stockade^; had makeshift shoelaces vip thenv apparently’. made from fee drawstring -of a field Jacket previously/ borrowed - from;' - another prisoners- Prisoners * atre -- □Lot ’-per-mitted shoelaoesV Army authoritiesbelieved OMk. abandoned his shoer to. throw fee dogs off his .trail:,/*-'- He .was'dressed in fatigue clothes, with no belt or-tie. It was believed, howeyer be had obtained a second pair of shoes, • : '*• •/:.•.• He ~may possibly' be using rail transportation; All -s tatio ri s arebeing closely watched, tt^wajr stated . Among charges ^^^'^Co^ were illegal exit; from ythe O.S^/iUegai' ■entfy into the' g$ * attemptedarmed* • robbery^ „resistmg arrest, escape frotn - a- Miinich~;de tentipn ceU/and a^ult/on law enforcementofficials:-”:' Vt