Michael Malone - Weebly

Apparently they had. It was there in the OSS files,
in fact, that Wolton had come across three increasingly
outraged letters from Dr. Svatopluk about Commander
Brickhart's Fascist interference with his operation,
letters that apparently no one but Wolton had taken the
time to take seriously. Not only taken the time, but
taken the letters, too. The OSS Top Secret file on
Archangel was empty.
"So you let the bastard go running to Eagerly,"
sighed Dick, DDT of CIA.
Apparently they had. But had the bastard kept
running, had he raised the curtain over at the Oval
Office, or at the Justice Department, or at the New
York Times?
Apparently not, since not even CBS seemed to
know about it.
However, as Wolton would shove his mother out of
the wings onto the floor of a carnival peep show if doing
so would get him into the limelight, the odds were heavy
that making a burlesque out of his country's national
security would not give him pause. Well, should they
wait for his move, or should they move in on him?