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Mere om. oa. .¢ @ 3 © Mr. Clegg Mr. Coffe Mr. Glavi _ Mr. Ladd_ [ - Mr. Nicho Mr. London Is Silent r Rosen Mr. Tracy : Mr. Carso a Hitter UT Me Bee ‘ Mr. Hendo Argentine Minister’ Mr. Penni Doubts Flight Story | Mr. Quinn ' Mr,—Nease LONDON, July 17 (U.P).—<An . Miss sand & . aura of mystery today surrounded a A AF the presurrender activities of: : Nazi U-boat 530 and responsible | ‘ quarters in London refused to AL, spec pie on the possibility that. i tle. Acct qyHitler and his sweetheart j Ey epsvaun had landed in Argen- ‘tind until the reports are better authenticated. “ A foreign office commentator . recalled that the Argentine gov- Aa . ernment issued a statement faa 2 Abe drat shortly after the German submia- ‘e ‘rine surrencered recently, say- jing no political passengers were. " [aboard. : » [In Buenos Aires, Argentine, ‘Foreign Munister Cesar Ameg:-. ihino said last night that the gov- "ernment was alert to the possibil | jity that Hitler and Eva Braun) , had been landed on the Argentine j ,coast by submarine and had, i“taken measures, although there 4s no evidence to support the be-| lief that such landings were ;made.” ) (All reports on the matter are suppositions and conjectures with: out any basis of fact,” he said. 1 One report, reaching London, ‘said that Hitler and Eva had. Wed Gs as SLIT ; ‘taken up residence on an immense’ or - -\ ‘German-owned estate in Pata: RC 8 ers igonia. Another said that a rub- 87 r ‘ber dingy with several men had AUG 10 1945 ‘ ‘been seen heading for the coast several hundred miles south of Mar Del Pista, where the subma- Tine surrendered. Months ago Argentina plddged notjto harbor war criminalig and a sgurce close to the foreign of. fice” said Britain expects the pledge to be honored. WASHINGTON TIMES -HERALD MORNING’ EDITION Mh —n-