European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 27, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 8 the stars and stripes wednesday. November 27, 1985 a photo the Carin ii an 89-foot yacht once owned by nazi Leader Hermann coring was auctioned monday to los Angeles resident Falco George Jaksic right for $104,650. American purchases yacht once owned by goer no Hamburg a the yacht that once belonged to a i Era Leader Hermann Goring was auctioned monday for 270,000 Marks $104,650 to an american. The 89-foot Carin ii was owned most recently by Gerd Heidtmann the former Stern Magazine reporter convicted last summer of fraud in the hitter diaries hoax. Heidtmann was sentenced to four years and eight months in prison. Falco George Jaksic of los Angeles bid 270,000 Marks for the yacht easily defeating an offer of 150,000 Marks $58,140 by the Deutsche Bank Germany s big Gest Bank. However the Deutsche Bank held a 330,000-Mark $127,905 mortgage on the Carin h. Auction House officials said Jaksic could not take Possession of the ship for a two week period pending negotiations to Settle the mortgage. Jaksic said he was from los Angeles but he refused to reveal anything else about himself or his plans for the Carin ii. The vessel was built in the Hamburg shipyards in 1937 and was acquired by Goring chief of the Gestapo and the third Reich s air Force. Goering was arrested for War crimes in 1945 and committed suicide in prison the following year. His yacht was seized by British occupation authorities after the War ended and then it was acquired by a printing firm owner. The Printer sold the yacht to Heidtmann in 1973 for 160,000 Marks $64,000. Heidtmann spent 2 million Marks $800,000 renovating the yacht but he put it up for Sale in the late 1970s after deciding he could not afford to maintain it. Heidemann currently is free pending an Appeal of his sentence in the 1983 Hitler diaries Case. Liz Taylor Audrey Hepburn attend Paris Benefit for aids research Paris a Elizabeth Taylor and Audrey Hepburn rubbed shoulders with Paris mayor Jacques Chirac and other French celebrities monday night at a gala Soiree in a Swanky cabaret to Benefit aids research. Taylor chairwoman of the american foundation for aids research and the guest of Honor swept into the Paradis latin nightclub As Gypsy music began playing. Taylor wrapped in White fur Over a Low Cut Royal Blue evening gown and Hepburn who wore a Black dress with puffed red sleeves flanked Chirac at the Center table. Taylor accepted an award from Chirac for her Effort son behalf of research to find a cure for acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids. She said she accepted theaward in the name of All aids victims cited a National Effort in the United states and expressed the Hope that the same Phenomena would take place in France. I think she s wonderful said Michael Heysinger 32, a resident of Miami who waited outside with a bouquet of Flowers for Taylor. Guests entering the nightclub on the left Bank passed by two rows of Republican guards of the first infantry regiment the military unit that guards president fran Cois Mitterrand s presidential mansion. Some 600 guests packed the cabaret s main floor and balconies for the $250-per-person dinner which was followed by entertain ment by French stars and some american celebrities. Singer Eartha Kitt Sang a duct of Cost Sibon with French performer line Renaud. Renaud is president of the association of artists against aids the group that sponsored the evening to Benefit aids research at the Pasteur Institute in Paris recognized As a Leader in research on the disease. Renaud saluted Taylor for mobilizing Hollywood in the fight against aids following the october death of actor Rock Hudson who went to Paris last summer in the Hope of obtaining treatment in his Battle with the disease. Other French show business figures who appeared monday night included singers Mireille Mathieu Nana Mouskourie Dalida Michel Bou Genah and Serge Lama. Ballet dancer Rudolph Nureyev was also present. Said French comedian Raymond Devos. I think we All fear aids. It could happen to any one of us. So we have a photo actress Elizabeth Taylor is presented with a City of Paris medal by mayor Jacques Chirac. To Deal with  additional funds were raised through the raffle of a $37,000 Gold and Diamond encrusted watch donated by Vacheron Constantin and the auction Sale of three Art works by Paul Cesar he leu Jean Marc Nattier an Georges Rouault. French ministers Jack Lang and Georgina Defoix for Mer european parliament president Simone Weil Baron Guy de Rothschild and film stars Grace Jones and Roger Moore also attended the gala. World today rescuer of 5 people wins Good Samaritan award Petrignani do ass1si, Nlaly a a British plumber has received the annual Good Samaritan award for saving five people from a car at the Bottom of an icy Pond. The Bronze statue of a Man waving for help has been awarded by this City every year since 1972 to Honor an act of bravery involving traffic accidents in Europe. For this year s award. Peter Smith from the Village of warier near York was nominated for rescuing the five people on new year s Day 1985. He is the fifth briton to receive the award. The five people including a one year old child were Riding in the car that plunged into a Pond near Smith s House. Despite freezing cold. Smith plunged repeatedly into the water to pull victims from the wreckage. Group proposes using barges to end dutch prison shortage Amsterdam Netherlands a a consortium says it can solve the country s shortage of prison space by building four Story prison barges with 60 cells each Complete with Chapel and roof top recreation area. Ton Funke Kupper. A spokesman for the three com Pany consortium said the Justice ministry has not for Mally responded to the plan submitted last month. " Here is a shortage of about 750 prison cells in the Netherlands and this would be a Quick and cheap Way to solve the most acute problems Funke Kupper said. He said the 99-by-17-Yard barges could be built in six months with prefabricated materials for one half to one third the Cost of a prison on solid ground. With its Many lakes and Waterways the Netherlands already has thousands of houseboats