Nazi Criminal Living in Chile NEW YORK (JTA) —Si- mon Wiesenthal, the Nazi hunter, claimed that a major Nazi war criminal is living freely and openly in Chile but cannot be extradited be- cause of that country's 15- year statute of limitations on extraditable offenses. Wiesenthal, who heads the Nazi war crimes center in Vienna, identified the want- ed Nazi as Walter Rauff, 66, who, he said. lives in Punta Arenas, Chile, and operates a prosperous export-import business. He said Rauff was the man in charge of the mobile gas chambers—trucks with Red Cross markings in which de- portees were locked and gassed to death as they got off trains. According to Wiesenthal, Rauff was responsible for killing at least 50,000 people during World War II. He said the West German gov- ernment has requested his extradition several times but the Chilean courts ruled that under the law he could not be extradited. Wiesenthal said he had written to President Salvador Allende of Chile on the mat- ter and had received a "warm and friendly" reply from the Chilean chief executive, who said he could not change the law. According to Wiesenthal, Rauff managed to escape from Europe after World War II with the assistance of the "Odessa" organization, an underground group that aided ....,......--...i.--.-- 4:e...e.- ANTS? M ake 'em holler uncle! ti Call 862-3200 PEST CONTROL SERVICE. Inc. Guaranteed Control of Roaches, Mice, Spiders and Clover Mites. E. john Klein PASSPORT PHOTOS fors3 95 Papertique 28635 Southfield 357.3266 Ovrnite Service INVITATIONS 20% OFF For Sale OFFICE CHAIRS Beautiful wood Contem- porary design. 6 side orm chairs & 2 swivel chairs. Finest quality, just received but they are too large for our space. Seat & back ele- gantly upholstered. Side Arms Chairs $100 ea. Swivels $125 ea. Cost considerably more. (save 3 months wait). See at Nazis fleeing justice. He stayed briefly in Argentina and Ecuador and came to Chile in 1947. He is not a Chilean citizen and he open- ly uses his real name, Wie- senthal said. Wiesenthal said that his Vienna office is working on 330 cases of wanted Nazi war criminals but is sure of the whereabouts of only 220 of them. His organization is daily in receipt of informa- tion from all parts of the Katzir to Cut Out Sabbath Services at Presidential Home JERUSALEM (JTA) — President Ephraim Katzir said that he would continue to maintain the synagogue built into the presidenial res- idence by his predecessor, Zalman Shazar, but that he would not continue Shazar's practice of holding weekly Sabbath services there. The president, who took of- fice May 24, announced his decision to the dozen or so neighbors who regularly at- tended services at the presi- dential residence. He said they would be welcome to continue but indicated it would be preferable if they worshipped elsewhere from now on. Katzir, who is not Orthodox in his religious observance, said he would use Shazar's synagogue only for special services. He said he intended to spend most of his week- ends for the next six months at Rehovot where he intends to keep ur, his scientific work at the Weizmann Institute of Science. He said that even when he is in'4 Jerusalem he would prefer not to be bound to one synagogue. The president apologized to the weekly worshipers who were turned away by a police guard when they came to the presidential residence last Friday night for their week- ly services. He said the guard had act- ed without his authority and has been reprimanded. The synagogue set up by Shazar, contains a silver me- zuza said to have adorned the synagogue of Rabbi Bal Shem Toy. the founder of the hasidic movement 200 years aga. 559-6633 (9-5:30) 18—Friday, June 8, 1973 world but cannot follow up all leads because of lack of funds. He said the No. 1 criminal on his wanted list is Dr. Jos- eph Mengelc, the notorious death camp doctor. Mengele, an Austrian, was responsible for selecting in- mates for the gas chambers of Auschwitz. Wiesenthal said he lives in South America but his exact whereabouts are not known. According to Wiesenthal Brazil is the most cooperative of all South American coun- tries in helping track down wanted Nazis and bringing them to justice. Wiesenthal pleaded Sunday night for the continuation of trials against those Nazi crim- inals who have so far escaped punishment, not just for le- gal reasons but to educate mankind. Wiesenthal told some 450 persons attending the convo- cation dinner of the New York school of the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Insti- Return to Eternity, According to Weizmann To exchange Zion for an- strength was restored by con- other country is impossible tact with the earth. 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