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— —_ w { vote rene ee, ee me ee re ee em, A ee te a ee es oe - . i os oe mm ee Oe care ote ORES ee | TRANSLATION FRO.: THE SPANISH Photostatic copy of article which appecred in "Jueve York A Dia" ( Nev York Day by Day}, Spanish newspaper published in Tew York City. Saturday, May 22, 1948. Headline on first page: JT IS KUORED THAT HITLER IS I’ BOGOTA. article on page 5). fantastic letter provides details which are arousing curiosity; in the most skeptical persons. The newspaper " Nueve York Al Dia" reproduces the letter sent to the neveq pener "El Tierpo" in Bogota, by the unicentified person who eimmnec “Anigo, enigo, anigo", The letter is edcresseé fror. Oranjestad, Islanc of Arubc, enc deted Avril 27, 1948, The writer beldly stetes that HITLER IS NOW Iv BOCOTA. "Anico, antigo, anigo" cleims that Hitler is in verfect heelth. Ee lest saw Fitler about ten ass azo. As soon as wer brerits out between the Uniteé States an¢ Mussia, Eite ler plans to set himself up as herc of the western world, He hopes to gather together an army of five million men in the western henisphere, in orcer to leec e general ermsace against Bolshevism. "Anigo, amigo, anigo" asserts that Hitler hae declared that "If war breaks out about two thirds of the nopulation of the world may succumb, but there will be sufficient astronomical space left to allow the conquerors to extend toward sidereal paths where they will enjoy abiding greatness and peace," "Aanizgo, amigo, amigo" cleims that Hitler aspires to the conquest of the Moon and Mars, after he has completely defeatec Russia. fAnigo, amigo, anigo" provides the following data re the arrival of Eit- ler in Bogota, Colombias= Hitler landed from submarine "R,V.Z.- 1048" in Behiahonds, const of Gua- jira in Colombia, at dawn of July 19, 1945. He was accomenied by six men; two of them were recio anc precision instrument exerte; two were lieutenant colonels, one of them an infantry officer, ané tle other an artillery officer; one man was a major in the air corps, anc the last wes a submarine expert. All of then were gerbe4 in civilian clothes, discuisec as peasants, They carried eouipment covered with oilskin, anc canvas bags containing Americcn dollere ant \le amounting to three million dollars. The money was hidden in household wn etc. _ PPh AT fo, B06’ e