& - Sunday, March 17, 1985 - North Shore News engele yjlayed by Marx have a dream. A bad one. The vear is 2002. { am very doddery. And the headlines haven't changed a bit. “Josef Meneele Sard To Be fn Betswanal” “The netonous Dr. Joset Mengele. indamous Angel of Death in Auschwitz concen: tration camp, ds sand tG be in this South Aftea country disguised as a black and working as a Gatvel agent, “Aaron Wiesenthal, son of famed Navi-bunter Sunon Whiesenthahhas asked Mr. Bongo Bonro. prime munister of this model dem- veratic Mate, too investigate. Mi. Bango Bongo says he fas called a wueh dector con- ference for Sunday, and every effort will be made to establish the facts. “Our witeh-doctors are good ato witch-hunung,"" he stated. No laughing. There is ob- viously going to be no end ta the wWar-criminal industry. Otawa has even faunched its own offical witch-hunt at the request of tamed Nuasi- hunter Wiesenthal, asong others. Not so long ago it was Martin Bormann, Hitler's deputy, who was heing elusive. But interest ino hint has now waned. Pity, becase one freezing morning in 1946 famed Nazi-hunter Dour Collins led a small army ta a farmbouse near Hamburg. all set to make the grab af the century. Alas. no Bor- mann. One freezing morning in 1946 famed Nazi-hunter Doug Collins led a small army to a farmhouse, all set to make the grab of the century. Alas, no Bormann. These guys are as good as the Scarlet Pimpernel, as you will see if vou accom. pany me oon the Mengele trail. We are told that as soon as the war Was over, the bad doctor went back home to Guensourg fo work. Rut nobody took any notice of him. This even though every SS officer was on the usrest fist and post-war) Germany was crawling with infur- mants only foo anxious to talk in retucn for a pack of cigarettes. Sitice then, he get this straight Doug Collins ought have gone back for holidays. The Menyele stories rensind me af Groucho Mary dome his stoop-walk. fn 1947, you see, Mengele might have slip- ped through the Allied securi- iv net, and British Intelligence might nave helped him escape to Italy. Why? A Cos. lawyer says it might have deen because Menyele night have known too much about Bri- lain’s investments in German defence industries. The Americans come under suspicion, tea, for Aterican Intelligence might have helped him to escape to Traly. In 1949 he might have gone ta Argentina. He might also have gone to Paraguay. ft is believed he was living in Paraguay for a long time and might sill be there. Paraguay says he might not be. Persons in Paraguay, says a U.S. Congressman who spent a week there, believe he’s fiving in a German col- ony near the Paraguay River in Argentina, He might be a bee-keeper. Then again, he might have been the president's private doctor. Or a leading aber- tionist in Buenos Aires. Or he might have headed a dope ting. So far, no one says he might have been a milkman. He migit hase applied to come to Canada in 1962. Or it right have been /964. itt se way, he inight: bave been getting help fron the spirit, of former Prime Minister Mackenzie King, whose fuddy-ducdy ways were just a cover for the King’s abominable racism and anti-Semitism. King might have thrown seerel orgies for all the Nazis he adinitted to Cunada. He led two lives. you know, Did Menyele get tata this cout) A chap on the phone assures ome he did. Mean: while, the ofder Tower, the morse Hkely at seems that ins running around dooking for Bormann was only a cover for my later. pros Nagi deus. ities. Lightotier introd ces its range: of LHAX moving projectors. at: truly’ alfordable price These pro- n “jectors: are easy to ingtaft's al f r N¢reate orreyvam - decor by ad ng ‘ottier p jectors at minimal cost: barge va et ot moving projectors pr ojectrs, 1 fo ick,,1 canopy’ NORBURN LIGHTING CENTRE NC has a reputation of experienced service and is the place to see Western Canada’s largest display of lighting fixtures. If you are building or remodeiling—or Just out to brighten up a dark corner—ycu'll find the nght light at Norburn. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FREE CATALOGUES AVAILABLE HOURS: MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8:30 - 5:00, FRIDAY 8:30 - 9:00 4600 EAST HASTINGS, BURNABY. TEL. 299-0666