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Klarsfelds Find Ex-Director of Paris Gestapo

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PARIS (JTA)—Nazi hunt-
erers Beate and Serge Klars-
feld, who last year located'
Klaus Barbie, the "butcher
of Lyons," have tracked down
the former head of the Paris
Gestapo Heinrich fliers.
At a press conference
here, Mr. and Mrs. Klarsfeld
accused Illers of the death
of 116 wartime hostages, shot
in Bordeaux and Paris on
Sept. 21, 1942. They also
blamed him for the "death
train" which deported 2,166
persons from France to Ger-
many on July 2, 1944.

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Mrs. Klarsfeld turned
over to French military
courts her documentation
concerning Tilers, who by
coincidence, resigned several
days ago from his post as
senate president of the State

UN Envoy Bush
to Be Honoree
at ZOA Dinner

NEW YORK — George
Bush, U.S. permanent repre-
sentative to the United Na-
tions, will be honored at the
annual New York dinner of
the Zionist Organization of
America Nov. 12 at the New
York Hilton Hotel.
Bush will receive a special
presentation "in recognition
of his efforts to realize world
peace and, in particular, to
achieve justice and fair treat-
ment for Israel at the United
Nations."
This year's dinner will
mark the observance of the
25th anniversary Lof the UN
Resolution on the establish-
ment of the state of Israel.
Also to be honored at the
dinner will be Ann and
Adolph C. Robinson of Tea-
neck, N.J., a husband and
wife prominent in Jewish,
philanthropic and commun-
ity Affairs. The Robinsons
will each be presented with
the ZOA Louis D. Brandeis
Award.
Dinner proceeds will es-
tablish the Ann and Adolph
C. Robinson Mar Silver
Scholarship Fund to help pro-
vide a free high school edu-
cation for Israeli youths at
the ZOA's Mar Silver Agri-
cultural High School near
Ashkelon.

Social Court in Celle, Ger-
many.
At a press conference in
Bonn. the Klarsfelds disclos-

ed a list of 250 war criminals
whose extradition they seek
under the Franco-German
agreement of Feb. 2, 1971.
At that press conference,
Serge Klarsfeld was arrested
by Cologne police for his par-
ticipation in an alleged kid-
naping attempt last year of
an ex-Nazi. Klarsfeld was re-
leased a few hours later on
$5,000 bail.
At a deporation hearing in
New York, a French physi-
cian testified that she had
been slapped many times by
the defendant, Hermine
Braunsteiner Ryan, concen-
tration camp guard now
housewife in Queens.
The physician, Dr. Suzanne

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Lambolez, said she was camp
physician at Genthen, a small
labor camp near Ravens-
bruck between July 12, 1944,
and May 6, 1945.

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Tour Officials Differ
on Effects of Terror

NEW YORK (ZINS)—Offi-
cials of Israel's tourist de-
partment in the U.S. are con-
cerned about the climate of
fear which has been created
by Arab terror, according to
a local correspondent of the
Hebrew daily Haaretz.
The report says authorities
foresee a steep decline in the
number of tourist bookings
for November and the bal-
ance of the winter season.
This is notwithstanding a
September tourist record
which was 8 per cent better
than the same month last
Year.
The Israel Tourist Min-
istry in Jerusalem does not
share the pessimism ex-
pressed by U.S. representa-
tives.

Albanians to Play
Israeli Chess Team

TEL AVIV (JTA)—ln a
reverse move, the Albanian
chess team has announced
that it will play the Israeli
team at the international
championship tournament in
Skopje, Yugoslavia, it was
reported ,
The game is scheduled to
be played today after com-
pletion of all other tourna-
ment matches. The Alban-

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