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Show ffenfrgpy- sl ft ' A Thr'saltt ake Tribune SiaturHav 1978 ,1ime2t Men A T omen r Return Works to Homeland German Consortium Pulls Off Art Bid Coup W. foi A West est Got marn APi Gorman consortium pulled off a $20 million bidding coup this week h BONN X W Nai stetly fugitive who! had an umulatod the m Vo of made a hem eor major historic offm- - "X.zSt-JZ- f at void at aur timi alt her said letued I rankfurt bank er Hermann J Ah (iwudi nated the winning bids through ail 01 a Jew- nw i Hermann Ah est and ue got five for all them percent loss thanue Bunch stag mem he r pi mnod In spend fiudi Wal'her told The Associated Fross V althor helped dtaw up the plan ior one of tho biggest bidding opeta lions in art histnr The fabulous art collection of leather magnate Robert von Hirsch, ranging from paintings of Old World masters to Gothic enamels that fetched woild record prices is being sold this week at Sothebv Parke Bernet's auction house dealers from several nations against frenetic inlet national npisition 7f Ah the foimcr Iieutsche Bank chicf who was a majoi figure in the construction of tSest Germany s post war hanking system prepared foi the sale well in adv anc e by ai i anging a s t of signals to cue the buy rs He put up different straw men to hid for each item on om list Then he show d them how to bid with the usual signals to prevent anyone from itch von know stamping his f iot ing on twite lung his eve mining a fn gt and soon Walthei said c Reuter New s Agent v .lvailib'e fedetal state and museum authoi ities Abs's bidders spent none than li million to bring wmks hv lbncht Durer and other earlv Gc i man in isti is hack home, Walthei said b In a statement hailing 'he pun h isos Interior Minister Get hart Baum said that the preserv ation of these pie emus art works for German culture is a good example of successful loopota'ion involving private downs ait nxpett and fedei nl and state gov c mmonts in Iyondon Von Hirsch fled Nai Germany in the for Basel, Switzerland He died there last November at the age of 94 He bought some of the world's most Last Opportunity valuable art works from collectors to forced by pre war political upheavals Without giving details Walthei aid sell their possessions and left explicit thp government decided on the rrcom instructions that his treasures were to mendatlon of ait experts to help fund be sold after his death so that others museums so that they could prevent could enjoy them major German wotks fiom falling into foieign hands To Continue Next Week The sale has brought in the stagger The experts agieed that the von mg sum of more than $23 million and it Hitsch auction was the last cippcutuui is to continue next week with the sale of tv to pieserve art obiects of a unique French Impressionist paintings It has quality for Gei man cultute Raum seen numerous pi ice records tumble said 1930s A French ski instructor Etance onttovc isial man in a $29 Frida slaugh'e i rase for causing an av alanc ho in whir h one skic I fherl md tin ee othel s wc in jilted niAVOMN fined was Mot e 1 han $19 Million -- Gambling Beauty Explains Loan Reuter News Agency overdraft, Mrs Milinaire 39, replied ' My bank horn Iranian gambling manager, Mr Alan Beard, beauty Kitty Milinaire told a court heie knew I was gambLing It was very Friday that her Barclays Bank man- embarrassing He was in love woth me and he loaned me all the money, and ager approved a $513 Quo overdraft that is why he was sacked from the because he was in love with her Mrs Milinane, the duchess of Bd hank Mrs Milinaire testified she had sold ford 8 daughter is accused of stealing jewelry worth $405,000 fiom hei apartments in Pans Cannes and Cartier She denies the charge saying Malaga, but had gambled away the two employees of the jewelry firm took pioc eeds the gems The jury was told that Mis Milinaire, Asked why she gambled away huge who declared bankruptcy in January, sums of money instead of repaying the had debts of $920 000 LONDON c A communique issued by the genual staff of the Mozambique People s label ation Foices said the attack Thursday night was on the agrict ltutal station of Sussundenga in Manic a Province about Ik miles from the Rhodesian border Rhodesian Command Rhodesian fences also attacked the Mansargena district, wlnue fihtmg was still m progress the commui 'cjue said There was no immediate comment from the Rhodesian military command in Salisbury which is warring with who wvic in traisit tr a lefugeecamp and a Belgian and his wife who wcie both technnians fiom the I N Tood the and Agric ultu il Oigama'ion said of the attack on communicjiie Sussundenga The Belgians were not identified Kidnapping Told The troops also kidnapped a group of women and children who wete studying at the experimental station the state inenl added Of the attack in Mansangena district he communique said The Mozam lac an defense and secunty forces with the help of the peoples militia and the local population are still engaged in i impelling the attac k and some material has been c aptui ed from the enemy " Ski Instructor FincI $225 in Avalanche Traced I Of $20 million mule APi Mozambique Rhodesian tv-phacked by jet fighter hopihcrs havi again raided Mozambique killing 17 refugees" and two Belgian nationals Mozambique said Friday Pi Tcnoiist suspect captured m Bulgaria 21 diis aftci he broke out of a West Beilin pi son w ill go bac k on trial for murder and kidnapping with his next Tuesday officials leport Mevei is one of six pet suns on trial fn the 1971 murder of a West Berlin pidge and the 1975 kidnapping of a city The court said eailni he politician would still Ik eonsideied part of the trial if i ec aptui od w ithin 3f day s I wo ai med women bellied Miner esc ape fiom a West Berlin s maximum si unity Moahit prison May 27 He was flown hack here Thuisdn one dav aftei he and three other West German reputed teirorists were cap tuied bv West Geiman police dLcrs Rhodesian nationalist gneri Lilas based ir M amhiq ip and Zambia The nc mv niiu deled 17 refugees MAFL10 Helicoptei borne BERLIN Ti'l Mever Vi snatching major Gorman art treasure s Irnm thp and competition returning thorn to the homeland of tho ish art Border Attack Claimed Trial For Terrorist Ket u i n to an c c he Marassief i the first mstriie tor guide to tie found guilty of manslaughter in Ins line of fn r the v i du t six instiue tors said the case woik M e i r set a dangerous precedent by questioning the tradition that people ski and mountaineer al their ow n risk The court was told that Afanassief 34 provoked the disaster while skiing with friends ir loose snow off the usual ski runs causing an avalanche Patrick Olivet who was skiing some fi50 feet below was swept to his death Afanassief was also oi del ed to pay court costs PERATEO BY PIN, 6p.m Advertisement "WHY DO THE HEATHEN RAGE?' Psalms 2:1 and Acts 4:25 FOR THE WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH BUT THE GIFT OF GOO IS ETERNAL LIFE THROUGH JESUS CHRIST OUR LORO1 Roman 8 23 AND MUCH STUDY IS A WEARINESS OF THE FLESH OF THE WHOLE THE CONCLUSION LET US HEAR MATTER FEAR GOD AND KEEP HIS COMMANDMENTS FOR THIS IS THE WHOLE DUTY OF MAN FOR GOD SHALL BRING EVERY WORK INTO JUDGMENT WITH EVERY SECRET THING, WHETHER IT BE GOOD, OR WHETHER IT BE EVILI Ecclaslaite 12 12 14 Whoavar (hall underiaks to writ a history ol the lamllle that laar not God nor regard tha duties they owe to man but live and riot on the miseries ol their kind will portray to the world an awlully Instructive chapter ol the retributive justice ol God - many a family that started out In life and formed a family connection under tha most auspicious circumstances They were induslrious en'erprlslng frugal and seem to have started talr lor domestic peace and a happy competence Yet In an evil hour they yielded to the delusive bait ot temptation - they ware In haste to be rich They turned aside from the paths ol honest Industry and domestic tranquility and plunged Into a dlaalpatlng and Intqulllous buainasa which while It teema to promise wealth and lutura Independence. It was but the sura preauraor, to ruin and disgrace, or the eame ruinous result was arrived at no lesa effectively by the violation ol The Holy Day' How awfully In the hletory of tamlllea la the truth aometlmea Illustrated that God will "POUR OUT HI9 FURY UPON THE FAMILIES P 0 THAT CALL NOT ON HIS NAME THEY THAT DESPISE ME SHALL BE LIGHTLY ESTEEMED Examples crowd upon us from every quarter Every neighborhood lumlehes them! In Numbers 32 23 God say 'BE SURE YOUR SINS WILL FIND YOU OUT' In Oeuteronomy 32 29 God say 'O THAT THEY WOULD CONSIDER THEIR LATTER END!" Sin Is any want ol conlormdy unto, or tranagresalon ot Tha Law ol God! ' Wa now quote God Second Commandment as lound In Exodus 20 4 6 THOU SHALT NOT MAKE UNTO THEE ANY GRAVEN IMAGE OR ANY LIKENESS OF ANYTHING THAT IS IN THE HEAVEN ABOVE, OR THAT IS IN THE EARTH BENEATH, OR THAT IS IN THE WATER UNDER THE EARTH THOU SHALT NOT BOW DOWN THYSELF TO THEM NOR SERVE THEM FOR I THE LORO THY GOD AM A JEALOUS GOD, VISITING THE INIQUITY OF THE FATHERS UPON THE CHILDREN UNTO THE THIRO ANO FOURTH GENERATION OF THEM THAT HATE ME AND SHOWING MERCY UNTO THOUSANDS OF THEM THAT LOVE ME ANO KEEP MY COMMANDMENTS " Several times friends with tha desire to be helpful have auggested a change In tha name of this Column Wonder It unconsciously they too resent the negative ol God a "THOU SHALT NOT!" What use have you lor a servant that won t carry out ordera? 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