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ce ey "Mr. Coffe | ~ FA Mie. Glavio Mr. Ladd ‘i Mr. Nichola | Mr. Rosen, Mr. Tracy _ ‘Der Fue ehrer Still May Be Alive; | an, cnr “™ Mr, Egan Russian Marshal Warns World | Mr. Hendon __ Mr. Pennington "We Have Not Discovered Any Corpse "’ “po. Meee Tam Which Could Be Listed as His’ Red Saysi “ one anf andy 4 BERLIN, June 9—The great’ tered the opinion that Hitler hag uate: a? mystery of the whereabouts of: gone into hiding somewhere in _Adolt “Hitler — dead or alive —|Europe, possibly with (Generalis: 2 a deepened ‘today as Soviet Marshal | simo Francisco) Franco. ae. This Russian officer said tha Zhukov warned that the Nazi ‘we have found several bodies! Fuehrer may not be dead. which might be Hitler's, but we, “We have not discovered any! cannot yet state that he is dead.”: corpse which could be identified| The most authoritative previoug! iv as Hitler's,” the Russian military |report on Hitler said that four . leader said flatly. bodies had been found in Hitier’s wi an . Zhukov sald that Hitier married |underground hideout. Charred ee . Eva Braun, his closest femaieiby bombs and flame-throwers : ‘ a ffiend for many years, only two|they were examined exhaustiyely uo ys before Berlin fell. . lan unnamed bul reportedly Hien Previously high Russian sources: Russian source said. d@ clairaed that a'body “almost After thorough examinatfon, jeertainly” identified as Hitler's one of them was identified as Hit-, jhad been found in the creat under-'Jer this previous story said. The ig round fortress Deneath the Russian source stated that the So- preichschaneeiery. tyviel government did have some { It was there that German propa- , lingering doubts, however, and for. |gancists said that Hitler died, “in| that reason did not make an of- defense of Berlin.” ‘ficial statement of the reported Mystery Continued identification, t ; 'p Death Reports Vary | éhukov, Russian representative | — j ; on the Allied Contre] Commission,! Various reports have said that, te - said that he would make no defi-, Hitler died of an injection of poi-| ene ae -- rnite statement about Hitler and,son administered by his doctor, a }what he referred to as his “very! suffered a cerebral hemorrhage wee oe mysterious” fate. brought on by bomb wounds, | £ ra ' “Fe could have taken off at the. was partly paralyzed and subse- |e ‘ ~S. .? 1 E, hem , last minute,” he said. "because the | quently died from the attack on Wisi LO) RROURDED afield was at his service. We'his life last year. - |: ow this because we found ref} Nazi propagandists, of course, 87 JUN as 1945 erences to it in the diaries of | said he died a “warrior ie death. : . jaqjutants of the German general|/as Russian forces engulfed Berlin, -———.. 7 : staff.” Significantly, Foreign Mi ister — ep Von Ribbentrop still is unrgpor : i Col. Gen. Berzarin. Russian gat- ed, dead or alive. The presen} Ger- _— rilson commandant of Berlin, of-| man mayor of Berlin, under the ' Russians, said he did not know, cons / /a] 4 owe «, what had happened to Hitier, but. | - “Some say that he is still alive.” 57 JUL 3 - 1945" of? as WASHINGTON TIMES-HERALD 1 BULLDOG EDITION & heh (am RT oe: RI 5 ANE A eg Ate e441 itt ct ia fies 2 Tk " ‘ y 7 ; it. iM ay ia ado a pares a3 cae ire a ea aes. ai mee cl payee ene 304 ,