Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1952 — Page 28

A FULL DAY—John Stefano, three, of Weehawken, N. J. visited nearby Palisades Park, he seems to have collected a lot of balloons for so small a lad. The amusement park, one of the oldest in the country, was celebrating its’ 55th birthday and John has a panda | to show for it.

Hitler Retreat Now in Ruins

Bavarian Hideaway Nearly All Destroyed

By United Press BERCHTESGADEN, Germany, May 15—One wall Is all that remains of Adolph Hitler's famous Bavarian mountain-top hideaway, the Berghof, That, too, will crumble under a blast of dynamite soon, If a strong Alpine wind doesn't get theré ahead of the German wrecking crew. | A group of American news: women touring military installa‘ tiohs In ‘Germany found demolltion of the Berghof (House-on-tHe-hill) is almost complete. The

razing was ordered to keep the Germans from turning the Hitler| hbéuse into a national shrine, : “Four miles up, on the crest of the Obersalzberg spur, behind an “off limits” sign, the Fuehrer's| famed Eagle's Nest stands in-| tact. It is better known to Amerjcans than Berghof, but Hitler sttually spent little time in that ine retreat. It will not be de- | stroyed. Americans Interested | The dozens of tourists who daily trek up the mountainside for a last look at Berghof are mostly American servicemen on vacation in the picturesque Berchtesgaden Valley. The one wall now standing) amid the rubble of the once-for-midable citadel was the most distinctive feature of the Berghof afehitecture, It originally spanned the T0-foot front of the Fuehrer's lukXurious conference chamber. There, Hitler planned the Austrian invasion and the Munich pact. 2A gaping hole is all that is left of i Hitler's huge 26 by 13-foot pleture window through which he gazed into Austria and dreamed of conquering the world. The final wrecking operations will. take place 7 years after the elite SS guard troops fired the - house and fled into the mountains just ahead of” the Aled advance at the end of world War IL That was May 4, 1045, four days after Hitler and his blonde mistress, Eva Braun, committed | sufeide in Berlin, ‘Several hundred refugees live in restored 88 barracks but most of| thé ‘barracks are a mess of belek and mortar. It is expected, that by snowfall pew growth of birch and firs| fhe planted on the site of Berge rest of the Ober-

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