European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 23, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Aprh3, 1968 we Chile named As hideout the stars and stripes a 7 of Bormann mfr Scago up the Matt hos Adolph Eichmann and Utt of prison 2,000 Otter a Fea Zig said sunday he Bas let Antton that Martin to Adolph Hitler is living in Friedman who tracked Eichmann for 15 years and seized him in Argentina in 1960, spoke Here sunday at a commemorative service marking the 25th anniversary of the Warsaw ghetto uprising in Poland. If he finds Bormann Friedman said he will try to bring the for Mer nazi official to the United states rather than to West Ger Nany or plot seen he would be free on the Sec Ond night in Germany. His friends would help him to. Escape he charged. As Deputy for Hitler he was responsible for killing thousands of american soldiers As Well As jews. Bormann is not an Israel problem he is an International problem Friedman said. In an interview Friedman said he has obtained pictures and fingerprints that indicate Bormann is alive in South Amer Ica. If Bormann is alive he would be 68 years old Friedman said. Friedman is director of the documentation department of had Washem in Jerusalem private Agency. The israeli government says it wants to keep the Hunting of nazis for War crimes free of running out Germany has registered the names of 200,000 nazis wanted for crimes Friedman 15,000 to 20,000 of those wanted have been imprisoned bythe americans the French and the British. About 4,000 were brought to Justice by Israel he said. We Are certain that 50 percent of the nazi killers Are in South America Friedman problem is tracking them Down before the 31st of Decem Ber 1969, when the statute of limitations runs out in West Germany. We Are asking West Ger Many to extend the statute to the year 2,000," he said. Friedman said he is certain that Hitler is dead. The German dictator reportedly shot himself april 30, 1945, in Berlin. I m sure Hitler is dead said the 46-year-old investigator. A character like Hitler could t be quiet 23 unemployment Rush Carson City Nev. A unemployment increased 150 per cent in Goldfield this month two persons in the Storic mining Community applied for state unemployment Ben its. This month five person applied. Something s fishy what looks although it might be Moonlight is just the Bright Sun shining on fishermen a Crystal Lake Conn. Opening Day of the season resulted indie a modest tray a photo Piccard s px15 to be tested Ocean bus9 on Way to . West Palm Beach Fla a a new research submarine will arrive on the Florida coast this week to begin final preparations for one of the most demanding missions in the his tory of oceanography. The bus sized submersible called px15, is to House six scientists including famed Ocean explorer or. Jacques Piccard on a free Drift voyage deep inthe Gulf Stream beginning Early next and his fellow scientists plan to remain underwater continuously four to six weeks submerging inside the 130-Tonsubmarine offshore from Palm Beach and popping to the sur face near Halifax Nova Scotia. It s first Opportunity route hovering at Depths ranging from 300 to 2,000 feet the scientists plan to observe and photograph Marine life through 30 View ports. Instruments inside and outside thepx15 will record water tempera Tures currents salinity Chemi Cal and biological composition. The 1,600-mile trip will Mark Man s first Opportunity to observe Marine life in its environment from a silent undersea Vantage Point for a prolonged period of time said planners at Grumman aircraft engineering corp. Piccard is working under a Grumman contract to build thepx15. The 50-foot-Long vessel was constructed in Switzerland Uncle Piccard s supervision. Approximately 10 Railroad cars were required to carry the disassembledpx15 and its supporting equip ment to Antwerp Belgium where Early last week it was loaded aboard a freighter for the trip to Grumman facilities at West Palm Beach. It is to arrive thursday a company spokes Man said. Power at Premium after reassembly sea trials will be conducted off West Palm Beach this summer and fall said Walter h. Scott jr., director of Ocean systems for Grum Man. Electric Power will be at Premium because of the mis Sion s duration so the submarine will utilize the Gulf Stream cur rent for its propulsion with Only intermittent use of its motors for correction of the boat s Posi Tion in the Stream Scott said. Experiments during the Drift will include stimulating Marine life with flood lamps to see what effect Light has on creatures used to living in a near dark environment undersea sound and magnetic Field studies and collecting and classifying Micro organisms. The scientists plan to capture Marine organisms by opening valves that will permit water outside the submarine to flow into a a shaped tube attached tothe inside Hull. Trim up or ship out Rochester . A apprentice Barber Rodney Mcdonald 18, has been told by his Boss to turn in his scissors and clippers. The reason he refused to get his hair Cut. Juk not How to told Washington a Les-1ter b. Pearson newly retired. Canadian prime minister re called sunday an Exchange with the late president John f. Ken Nedy illustrating the frustration with the Vietnam problem that sex siamese twins meet their doctor Washington a siamese twin Sisters from thai and joined at the Chest at i Niet the Man who separated Thorn 13 years ago when they were 22 months old. And or. Lester Dragstedt 74, old the Brown eyed Raven haired girls the first siamese wins to survive separation ,.i,?u v e Crown into such Manning Young Dragstedt was head of Chica go s Billings Hospital surgical department when he performed the historic 3-hour operation in 1955. The girls Nap it and p r i s s a n a Atkinson were brought from Thailand for the now is on the faculty of the University of returning to their Home country the youngsters we readopted by mrs. Florence Atkin son widow of a former official with the Agency for International development in . Atkinson now lives in Edinboro pa., and when drag Stedt s daughter mrs. Charlotte Jeffrey of Bowie md., Learned her father was to visit washing ton last week she arranged Surprise Call by the twins on the doctor. 4 ,.the girls dressed in Matching outfits chatted happily with the doctor and said until now he was just someone we had Only heard a lot existed even Back in 1962.Pearson spoke of a Conversa Tion with Kennedy in a Whitehouse bedroom. Pearson quoted the president As saying you Are supposed to know a lot about International do you think we ought to do about Vietnam and i said Pearson re called Well it is very Simpleton answer that question. I said get which Kennedy retorted that s a stupid answer. Everyone knows that is what we should do. What i mean is he do we get out asked How he answered this second question Pearson said Well at that time we the Canadian described this incident on a television radio pro Gram. Katze Jammer artist Dirks is dead at 91 new York up Rudolp Dirks the German born cartoonist and Painter who for More than seven decades had drawn the Katze Jammer kids comic strip died saturday night. Dirks 91, considered the Dean of american cartoonists created the mischievous Hans and Fritz in 1897 at the age of 20 at the Sugges Tion of an editor for the Hearst papers. The comic strip renamed the Captain and the kids in 1912 when Dirks moved to pulitzer publications was to become the oldest continuous comic feature in the world surviving two world wars and changes in with son at his death Dirks still was producing Katze Jammer install ments for syndication by unite features. For the past 15 years he had collaborated with his son John who said sunday he in tended to carry on the in Heide in Northern Ger Many Dirks moved with his family to Chicago when he was 7. As a teen Ager he came Tonew York on his own and Drew cartoons for the old life adjudge magazines before joining the Hearst Hearst an editor suggested Dirks base a cartoon feature on the work of Wilhelm Busch the noted German cartoonist an Dirks agreed. He used the characters Max and Moritz As Model for his Katzen hammers. Artist Colony formed Dirks also was known As a Painter and member of the so called Ash can school of artists of the Early 1920s. With Wal Kuhn Kunishi and others he helped to form the artist Colo Yin Ogunquit Maine in the 20s. A skilled Cross handed golfer Dirks won a number of cups and at one time was the Champion of the Ogunquit country club. Private funeral services were held sunday in new York. Burial also vill be private
