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From Hitler diary faker to telephone card maker
BONN: Konrad Kujuu. who was convicted of faking the Hitter diaries, has been commissioned lo design telephone curds for the Post and Telecommunications Ministry. Bild Newspaper reported Saturday. says AFP
Kujuu ts to be paid about 1,000 dollar to design five series of six cards each, copying works by Rembrandt. Miro, Duerer, as well as using Kujau's own original Ideas.
The first 200 telephone cards will be signed by Kujuu and arc to go on sale this sunuKr. Bild said.
Kujau was sentenced lo four year* and six months In prison after ihe publication In 1083 of the faked Hitter diaries In Stem Magazine.
'Lost and found’goes round 78 years
SMITH CENTER, Kan: A little girl's lost ball was returned as a Christmas present after 78 years, reports AP.
"When I opened the package — my eyesight isn't very good — and I said "oh, what is this?" said 86-ycar-oid Mildred Lambert. "But then, 1 saw what it was, and I hud to shed some tears."
Mildred was Just 8 when her mother died and an aunt and uncle took her In. llic couple was building an addition to their house, but before the two ports were connected, a space gaped in the , floor between old and new.
One day, Mildred wus playing with the red, blue and yellow baseball-sized toy when it bounced, irretrievable, into the crack.
"It's very vivid in my mind, even now," she said, recalling that day tn 1913. "Playthings were so scarce al that lime."
Spirit speaks via mass medium
IONDON: Britain's btggcst-selling tabloid is offering‘readers the chance to talk to the late Robert Maxwell, courtesy of a psychic, reports AP.
The Sun. owned by Rupert Murdoch and the rival of Maxwell's flagship tabloid. The Daily Mirror, told readers Friday: "You too can quiz Cap's Bob beyond the grave."
Maxwell died mysteriously at sea on Nov 5.
In what the paper dubbed Maxwell's first and exclusive interview from beyond the grave. It quoted psychic Nella Jones as saying she talked to Muxwcll over the course of two days.
Jones said that when she asked whellicr he committed suicide. Maxwell replied, "I am not a coward. Try again." He also said he did not fall overboard, arid did not Jump, Jones reported.
The story was accompanied by a photograph of Maxwell's head and shoulders, surrounded an aura.