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PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MUlJAY, OOlOrikil 11), !.). Returning German P07, Released By Reds, Tells Of Death Of Eva, Hitler were put to death by injections given by an 6S doctor. Being valet to Hitler was no pic nic. The Fuehrer's nerves were bad and he needed frequent in jections to steady himself. He be gan talking suicide 10 days before he shot himself. Eva Braun put on a "courageous-display" when the time came to end her life. Linge said the Soviets convicted him in 1950 or helping HiUer to power. In prison his weight dropped from 198 pounds to 110 but Is now back to 182. V I P. ' why Ancient Age can say: - r . 1 California, visited friends in CHUCKAWALLA SLIM, noted roclcologlst from Palm Spnnqs. Klamath Falls recently. Slim, who has been visitinq Klamath Falls for 25 years, carries an ex. tensive collection of rare rocks in his house trailer. He winters in Palm Springs and tours the West in the summer exhibiting his collection and adding specimens to his exhibits. He visited all collectors in Klamath Falls while hore recently. He is also a dealer in rare minerals. Cohen Out Heads For LA USAF Rocketry Champion Picked YUMA, Ariz, up A Jet pilo! Iciim from Newcastle Del., rnprc- hcnunff Uie Eastern Air Delense ey Cohen is on his -wiy back to I Comimilid. holds the champion T. a,,.Ip u,i,r m. L. c,,lip faalurday in Uie Air Forte's STEILACOOM, Wash. Mick- to b. mentis in ,... with I worldwide rocketry .shoololf. lacKcts before he served almos! T,'e Eastern pilots proved their our years for Income tax evasion, ability Willi "Mis'.ity Mouse" rock- The pudey and bnldinc chm c,s Fi'W.iy by cominir from behind was fined from McNeil Island red-1"""' beating Air Training Coin era I Penitentiary yesterday. I "land, pen In APR. Tex., with a He stepped off a launch, 'legged 1 l0,al score ol 11, GOO. j It two blocks trying to evade re- Arc held a 1'00-polnt lead alter! porters, men mci lour men. Includ- tne lounh nny of lirint Thur.'-day. ing his brother Harry, a Chicago I Their second - place fhush was 10,- voiimi ucuun man. nis nrsi words were: Where the hell you uys been?" The rjuarlcl dashed to Harry Cohen's blue Cadillac. Then Mick ey told reporters he was Rointt ba k to Los AiiRCles. Ho told a Los Angeles Examiner reporter he was thinking of openinc; a bar and grill In Beverly Hills or the so called Miracle Mile. Cohen was sentenced to live years for evading M56.123 m fed eral Income taxes. He got 480 dnys oil for good behavior. ' Relatives last week paid a $10,000 lino for htm. DIES RTATESnORO, Oa. ftfl N B llesnilth. 77, dl?d ist niRhl nf ln. juries Hulfereri on his farm Thurs day when he was attacked by three nous. coo. Other final scores: Northeast Air Command fiom Greenland, Labrador and New foundland, 9,000; Far East Ail Force, 7,800; Central Air Delense Command, Hamilton AFB, Calif., C.600; U.S. Air Force, Europe. 5.- F00. and Alaskan Air Command. 4,800. LOCKOUT. ATLANTA 'Iff A locksmith went to work early today so he could pick the lock on lhs door of his store. Loy Lee. who has been a locksmith 30 years, said he in stalled a tine old oak door and a 50-year-nld lock on his stort Saturday, nut whn he got home he discovered he'd lelt the keys to the lock Inside the store. Macfariden In Serious Shape JERSEV CITY, N.J. r.-PI Bcrnarr Mactadden. physical culturlst and magazine publisher suffering from a stomach disorder, was reported in serious condition today at the Jersey City Medical Center. Macfadden, 87, was admitted to the hespital Friday with an ail ment described by an associate as possibly caused bv a three-day last. He did noi explain the reason for tha fast. A resident of the Hotel Earle, Mactadden had been reported in good condition yesterday. He was jailed for three days last April in connection with a $9,000 alimony claim by his estranged third wife Mrs. Jonnle Lee Mac fadden. The elderly exponent of rugged living came to New Jersey after he was held In contempt in New York for failure to pay his wile $600 a month In alimony and $5,000 in counsel fees. Ills estranged wife's action here last April led to the ihree days in Jail tor Macfadden. who claimed he wag broke. Her court writ barred 1 Macladden from leaving New Jersey until the alimon, proceedings were settled. He was released from Jail on $10,000 bond. Bv REIXHOLD G. ENSZ Baur told newsmen at Cams BERLIN on-A rotrinf gasoline Friedland In West Germany he was blaze consumed the bodies of Adolf '? the bunker April 30, the day of b ? 1 fOft MIN WHO ARE GOING PLACES , . . Hitler and his bride Eva Braun while about 10 men of Hitler's staff watched In the garden outside the Fuehrer's Berlin air raid shelter ln 1945. That was the story bottled up by the Russians for 10 yeara told as an eyewitness account by Heinr Linge. Hitler's valet, who returned over the weekend from a decade of captivity in the Soviet union, "Hitler shot himself, Eva Braun took poison," said Linge in an interview yesterday. I carried his body out of the bunker, and then helped nour gaso line over It. We watched it burn tor about five minutes." The body of Eva, Hitler's mis tress until he married her the day before the double suicide, was carried out from the underground ooudoir and dumped on the grass in the Chancellery garden by Otto Cuensche, an adjutant, while Sov iet artillery shells were living over head, Linge said. Hitler's chauf- leur Bad tried to carry out the body, but it was too heavy for him. After the Interview. Linge went Into seclusion with bis wife and three children at the apartment of his uncle Helnrich Bauer, a former official, of Hitler's Reichsbank. Bauer said today his nephew con fided during a oulet moment at dinner that he returned to the garden after the funeral pyre burned out and buried the ashes of Hitler and his wife Publication of his account brought a flood of telegrams to Linge, Bauer said, offering "large sums" . for his storv. During the interview he held back most de tails, saying he hoped to write a book or magaaine articles. "When the Fuehrer wanted any thing at night. It was my Heinz who would come running." Bauer said. "He will really be able to tell something." Linge's story was matched In part by another returning POW, BS Gen. Hans Baur, Hitler's per sonal pilot. PASSES HOLLYWOOD (.fl Alice Joyce, a glamor queen of silent films, died yesterday of a heart ailment. She Was 65. Her hit movies Included "Stella Dallas," - "Beau Oeste," "Qreen Goddess" and "Dancing Mothers." Her first screen appear ince was in an early success, "The Lion and the Mouse." She formerly was married to actor Tom Moore and director Clarence Brown. the suicides. "I went Into Hitler's apartment in the bunker to get my last orders," he said. "Hitler said good by to me then, remarking that he would now take his own life since the military situation hrd become hopeless." Baur said he learned when he returned two, hours later that the two had killed themselves, but he did not actually see the bodies. Linge md Baur may be sum- iMoned to testily before a Berch tcsgaden court which is expected to rule this month whether Hitler is dead. He has never been de clared legally dead, The aides' stories were substan tially the same as had been re constructed by Western Invesuga tors years ago. But the West had tc wait 10 years to get win ac counts first hand. Linge said the Russians brought him back to Berlin in 1948 to re- construct for them exactly what happened ln the bunker. He was closely questioned for many days alter his capture in lmu, ne saia But the Russians never gave out his story and allowed doubts over Hitler's fate to circulate. Linge and Baur were among 1,741 German prisoners returned to West Germany since last Thurs day as the result of the Moscow- agreement with Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. The Russians have promised to free 9,626 by Oct. 20 with those from homes in East Germany to be released there Among more than 1,000 POWs returning on three trains yester day was 1st Lt. Harald Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach. 39-year-old son of the late Gustav Krupp, head of the armaments family. Most of the prisoners were on freight trains arriving at Camp Friedland. But Linge was among 116 sent tn West Berlin. 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