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Germans Pressing Efforts To Locate Martin Bormann

LUDWIGSBURG t AP t——W‘ill1 ' barely a year to go. German prosecutors are pressmg efforts to track down Martin Bormann and other missing Nazi crim- tnals

The German statute of lunita- Mom on wartime murder ends‘ May 8 '.

After that. German police may not. touch Bormann—the No. 2‘ \‘azi sentenced to death in ab- sentia by the, \‘uernherg trials- and other \'a7.i killcrs lt' Bor- man is tound after 1965. a mili- tary tribunal composed of the Second World War allies would: have to convene to carry out the‘ sentence given him in 1946. 1

By this time next year prose etitors hope to complete investi- zations which may lead to 300‘ more trials ot’ Germans sus- nected nt crimes against hu- manity durin: the Second World

The core of the effort to find Bvcmann and his wartime col~ leazucs ts headed by Erwin Schuele. a :reyin: lawyer in his Fins who for six years has di— rrctr‘rl West Germany's central

Britain loses ; Many Doctors

LONDON 'Reuters‘ Britain has been losin: some 400 doc- tors a year (or the. last decade throiizh emigration mostly to Canada. the United States and Australia. it was estimated here.

' .lohn Seale. writing in the

Brttuh Blcdlral Journal profes- ti

smnal \vcekly. said 3.425 doctors left Britain between 1954 and 1963

The liziires :iven were i.” to Canada. 953 to Australia. 747 to the United States. 209 to New Zealand. 187 to South Africa and 120 to Southern Rhodesia.

Scale estimated that for the same period 967 doctors eml- :ratcd from lreland. Of these. 480 “'(‘Ylf to the US. 246 to Can. ada. l24 to \ustralia. 57 to South Africa 37 to New 7(a- land and 2.? to Southern Rho— desia

t Rritish \ledtcal Association spokesman said Thursday night the emigration of British doc- tors was being investigated by the health ministry,

WORTH ITS VALUE

For the first time since 1920. the silver content of the US. silver dollar—nine-tenths silver and one-tenth copper—is worth at on the metal market.

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agency for uncovering Nazi crimes.

With him are to other prose- cuting lawyers \rcd:ed in tween huge tiles in LudWIas- hura‘s county courthouse and jail.

SPARKED AUSCHWITZ TRIAL

The current Auschwitz trial ot 21 defendants in Frankfurt is typical of court actions sparked by the agency.

The agency has it ttcld squads o! 35 to 40 detectives cach

it was tounded in 1938 toLlouu in; a decision by the justicy ministers of the to West Ger- man states and West Berlin.

With their help. the agency has compiled records of every SS telite guard‘ merrily-r dead

‘ or alive. it has thousands at SS.

German army and Gestapo re- ports on massacres of people the Nazis considered interior.

The records show rhat many thousand Germans were in- volved in Hitler's eytermination program. but that a hard core of about l.000 professtonal kill- ers provided the hackhmie.

F‘indin: the killcrs and prose— mitin: them isn't easy. Schuele says The aceticy suspect a "code nt honor" amon: some

‘ former Nazts calls for them to

commit suicide it apprehended,

e agency feels that circum- stancial evidence exists that former ‘\'a7.is hare built an es- cape network run by an tax-Nazi ‘ in Egypt who funnels wantedl men into Africa and South America.

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