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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-15

andrla) beautiful prand-neW puHsa!oV
ready to be moved into on date of settle
ment. Has large living room with fireplace
with dining space, nice kitchen and from
porch : nice BEDROOMS With closets, tiles
with entrance through NICE utility room
Blinds al h snd ea hsa nice esk
lot. Price, S14, $50. For complete informa,
tipn or appointment to see This homs cal
DUNCAN CO. Realtors and Insurers, e0s
Ruplsy Bldg: 81 King St, Alex, -16
BRIGK picture Tndow dis
desirable location; contains lge. studio-liv.
rm,, fireplace; din, rm,, modern kitchen,
e nsued sna nd sd bath d az ied tas
auto. heat; mined. poss. cAPuTI REAL
TY, phone FA. 2122; ewes, ov. $3.50.
$1,000 CASH. Columbia Forest-2 bed
rms. full modern BATH, lge. living rm.,
dinette and kitchen, on beautifully wood,
to sell, $3.50; excellent LIST trust: good
condition. Shown by appt. only. WRIGHT
REALTY, INC, Realtors, 47o1 Columbia
AARIISGToN FOREST bedrms., tiled
bath, abundance Of closet space, lge;, liy-
ing rm., dining rm and kitchen, oil heat,
interchangeable storm windows and screens,
lge wooded lot, fenced-in rear with bar
oecue plt' u oiock from lst-clasS Trans
schools, churches and stores. Shown by
appt; only. WRIGHT REALTY; nc
NO. ARLINGTON, close ina nice home
converted into 8 complete apis, apt:
METzIER's VIRGINIA OFFICE, 81. 1883
OK. 0s7S: ewes, GIL. 1894.
= Cow located, 7-yr.-old
brick home on level lot 10ox100. contain
ing liv. rm. with fireplace and built-in
with fan and dining space, pine-paneled
study, 3 bedrms, 2 baths, storm windows,
veneation blinds, and basement with out
side entrance, shop and utility rm.; oil
9, &C. heat. Reasonably priced at $17,950.
KEEvER co, Realtor, shoreham Bldg,
VIZ HAVE QUITE 4 FEW HOUSES Of all
types and in various sections Of Arlington;
priced from $3.50 to S22,50O. Call us
CECIL B. LUPToN: Realtor, oW. $3.50,
Ok 1859; ewes. CHI. 2577 30
LOCATED IN FAIRFAX COUNTY. several
building sites from liz acres;
stream and springs. GOODMAN REALTY,
aLExaSDRIA Del Ray section)-Attrac-
i've 3.bedroom bungalow, has living room
resent lighting, den, tiled bath, in addi-
ton to the ) bedrooms. Other features in
clude garage, oil heat. building site lots.
beautiful shrubs. fiShDonG. plus new
Priced for quick sale, SIs,5OO. For COM
plete Information or appointment to see
this ONE, call Alex. 1155 or Alex. s7s7.
CBNER ~ DUNCAN CO., Realtors and In
surors. zoe Rupley Bldg, SIS King st.,
Alexandria. -1e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-15

CLOSE-IN VIRGINIA. modern, two-
story semidetached brick, containing 5
to grade and high schools and one block
from stores and transportation; air-con-
ditioned heat with gas furnace, front and
rear porches, electric refrigerator, insu-
lated roof; price, $4,000. Phone Mr.
McCauley, CHI. 1927, with SHANNON q
LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-15

ls ACRES with s-rm. house in developing
W W. D 70 M esg H AK 0i ssa Rs0Def'' iaSo
LYON vILLAGE-In this de luxe location,
center, very fine Dutch Colonial on
living room with fireplace. den, full dining
large reception hall. 4 bedrooms, nursery,
tiled bath; detached garage: only $4,000
to hRsNr
MoNTIcEILo ESTATES on Exclusive Az r
eyf oa Te v 2sk veW
din. room with fireplace and view picture
range and PhiIeo advanced design refriger-
ator: 2 master bedrooms and tiled bath all
on 1st floor; bedrooms. sun deck and
ton room and fireplace Absolutely no
s sss4 wilson blvd, GIL = as1e sS *. eSso:
SMART AS A WHIP! Very clever design
in compact brick home built on diff
fere1t levels tiled bath nice bedrooms
full basement. gas radiant heat, wildly
The THE B gA $50 &C. 1884 Wilson blvd GL.
5gTcH eoLoSIAL of Russell I'd. with
only $1,000 down reauired-3-bedroom
nome Is III Immaculate cOnQlLiOn, 1ull
basement, oil hot-water heat, garage.
For further details. call THE BRANT CO..
1884 Wilson blvd, GIL. 4216, OK. 0220.
INTRIGUING as well as comfortable is
this one-story white hacienda with red
tiled roof in the best part Of Jefferson
Park! 16x22 studio-liv. room with over
sized fireplace. step-up dining ROOM large
equipped kitchen. sunroom, breakfast nm:
bath: other bedrooms and bath: new
wall-to-wall Broadloom included: level
Wilson blvd, 81. 4216, OK. $500. -16I
LYON FlLLAGE-New de luxe home. This
elegant brick home features Z large rms
and 3ha baths. There is a pine paneled
den or study, breakfast room, finished
recreation rm with fireplace, larse hoored
attic which will be finished into addi-
tional bedrms. il desired, sun decks
patio. slate roof, copper plumbing, large
wooded lot, center hall. ENzOR REALTY
CO., 1901 Washington blvd, CHI. 1o00,
$3.50 @ BEDRMs. - ss,sso-Exeel-
lent location. This 6-rm., asbestos-shingle
home is located v blk; from Wilson blvd.
near Clarendon: 2 schools nearby, shop
ping Just around the corner, " blk. to
bus; no basement: needs some decorating
but for convenience and investment posi-
biiities 1t is tops; possession with settle.
washington blvd. ca. 1000. OK. 1924.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-15
BEAUTIFuL DETACHED BRICK, bu

1871; located in the best suburban sec
ton of Alexandria, close to grade schools,
transp. around the corner: nice big
rooms, hot-water heat and oil burner.
copper plumbing: fireplace, insulation,
condition. This splendid value can be
hao with $4,000 cash, first trust. for
balance, payable SS5 per month. Phone
a. LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV MA. 2345
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-15

mo. income. a. p. HASKELL Gu. 1892.
HIGHER PRICED HOUSE in excellent sec
ton Of Alexandria. A paper description
cannot adequately describe the beauty of
this property or its value nns to We Snow viii
psa'sd to !aaPzs Il sD' Sill
an ATTRACTIVE HOME in Leesburg, Va.
center hall, 2 living rooms, dining room.
kitchen ard on ss baep
modern conveniences; oil heat; This m prop prop
spty has oyey o acres
land. other buildings include garage;
small barn. etc; For appointment. call al
MOORE, CLEMENS g. CO., Leesburg 70.
CHARMING REMODELED HOUSE on Ia
a.: about II mi p c. spacious ;;, sr1 rooms
dnlns r nHn' i Fitchen nt with range PEA
shade trees ana shrubbssTy, .g garsg grn With
HIGH NG On H Hill amid i'd virgin oaks
stands this large 2-story house The
found. Large and roomy with 3 bedrms
k 1n al and run bath xd dGR With sns sett It
living and also. in recreation room. Il
you're looking for country home with
plenty OF elbow room. don't TALL TO IN
spect this lovely home: only 90 minutes
drive from Washington; and priced at
$4,000 Shown by appointment only.
Gail Mr.. wagner, CT. 1850. with PENTA-
CON REALTY CO., Fairfax 1896. is
CHICKEN FARM on 3 acres-Nice home
with oil h,-w.h., large chicken house. barn:
etc.. Reas. down payment and terms. Call
until 9. OK. 0017, HARRINGTON REAL
TY CO. -15
Cod, excel. cor. lot; Immaculate cond, best
prewar construction materials; approx.
$500 cash required. Shown by appt.
only. Brokers cooperation invited. e.
C. pes MARETS. Owens 1872 -15
FREE-THE REALTY BULLET1N-Gives
fun description and price Of all types OF
houses. OW. 1907.
Arizona sun., 1947-08-29
Natural CoIored Cloth

Production of fabrics from natu-
raj colored cotton in the USSR is
to be steadily increased. Twenty
seven cotton textile and woolen
mills are to weave cloth from this
raw material, which was planted
over considerably expanded areas in
Soviet Central Asia in 1916. The
harvest of raw colored cotton and
processing of the fiber increased
several times over 1915. Apart from
the fact that the color of fabrice pro-
duced from naturally tinted cotton
is faster than those dyed by cheAn-
ical processes, the cloth is more
durable than that made from ordi-
nary cotton.
Arizona sun., 1947-08-29
Scotland Has Its Own

Beside having its own language,
Scotland has as well it's own music
and it's own dress, which are as
truly associated with the country as
the heather on the hills. The bag
pipes, the swinging kits, and the
multi-colored tartans are familiar,
everyday sights in Scotland, and
seem strange to the eye of the for
eigner. At the same time as it seeks
to preserve the age-old traditions,
Scotland is country of busy COM
merce and industry and Glasgow,
on the river Clyde, is thriving
example. It's ship-building yards on
both side of the river as far down
as Greenock are world-famous.
Arizona sun., 1947-08-29
What Makes the Hair Raise
Send your order to:

Each human hair has a root deep
In the skin surrounded by tiny
muscles and nerves. When cold,
fear or anger stimulates them, the
muscles are caused to contract and
literally make the hair stand on
end. Modern hair has become
rather slow to react in this regard,
but prehistoric man meeting his foe
probably looked much more fear
some when his hair stood erect
similar to the way it reacts with
many animals. The average person
has about 100000 hairs, despite the
fact that he will lose from so to 100
hairs daily. While hair on the head
may last four years, the eyelashes
seldom will survive more than five
months.
Arizona sun., 1947-08-29
Cleaning Walls Well

Ordinarily. plastered and pa
pered walls and ceilings should be
cleaned with a wall brush or a
broom covered with a soft cloth,
such as cotton flannel. Light over
tapping strokes should be used;
heavy strokes rub the dirt in. Cot
ton batting is good for cleaning
places that soil more quickly than
the rest, for example, the wall over
stoves and fireplace mantel boards.
The wall should be rubbed lightly
with the cotton, which should be
turned as it becomes soiled.
Arizona sun., 1947-08-29
Those Forest Fires

Nature will provide America with
perpetual forests if we will protect
our woodlands from fire. Although
millions of seeding trees are plant
ed each year, nature is the greatest
regenerator of our forests. In some
areas of our country, so seedlings
spring up for every mature tree
harvested. Most so-called devas-
tated forest regions are the result
of repeated fires which have de-
stroyed young growth, seed sources
and soil humus in which seed must
terminate. With protection against
fire, most forests will perpetuate
themselves.
Arizona sun., 1947-08-29
Dark Past Cures

Ancient mans cure for mental ills
was magic. Strange rituals were
concocted to drive out evil spirits
that were causing the arrangement.
During the Middle Ages this primi-
tive practice persisted. Even as
late as the 18th century mentally i'll
persons were hanged, imprisoned,
tortured and prosecuted as agents
of Satan, chained in kennels like
wild beasts, jailed and f1ogged, or
left to wander about naked and
starved.
Arizona sun., 1947-08-29
Dry Cleaning Danger

Homemakers should not use
naphtha, gasoline or benzine for
home dry cleaning. All are highly
infammable and give off vapors
during cleaning which combine with
the air to form explosive mixtures.
Any spark or open fame may ig-
mite these mixtures, with disastrous
results. Even sparks of static elec-
tricity, from garments rubbed
against a hard surface, may ignite
and explode.
Arizona sun., 1947-08-29
Farm Rubber Use

More than 100 million dollars
worth of tractor tires and tubes
an all-time high-will be bought by
American farmers this year. In ad-
dition, more than "a per cent of the
nations trucks are used on farms.
Among more notable uses of rubber
on the farm, aside from tires, are
milking machine inf1ations and
tubes, electric brooder blankets and
Arizona sun., 1947-08-29
NEEDLEWORK PATTERNS
Classic FiZet Tulip Set Easy to Do

To obtain complete crochet instructions
filet chart for The Tulip Chair Set (Pat
tern No. 5529) send 20 cents in coin, Your
Name. Address and Pattern Number.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current conditions, slightly more time is
required in filing orders for few of the
most popular patterns.
Send your order to:
Evening star., 1947-12-14
\ake these pure, delicious cat
- FOR "a SWEET CHRISTMAS

One of the best ideas ever for holiday entertain
ing and those little gifts you love to give!
Ruby-red and emerald-green Knox Dainties...
frostyswith sugar. so easy. $50 delicious be-
cause they're pure goodness Clip the recipe
right no.e land the coupon, too)!
These wonderful Knox Dainties are whole
Evening star., 1947-12-14

some for the children. perfect for your best
parties. And just imagine, this recipe makes
12O pieces. so you can see how inexpensively
you can make these luscious treats.
Be sure to follow the recipe exactly. ... use
pure, unhavored Knox Gelatine. It's been the
standby of good cooks for over 50 years.
Evening star., 1947-12-26
Uncle Rays Corner

Few words start with the letter
"X," but one of those few is a
musical instrument 1 am thinking
Of the "xylophone." Despite the
spelling, the word is pronounced as
if it started with 81" 1t is correct
to pronounce the word "ZY-lo-
fone," and it also is correct to say
"ZILL-o-fone."
The name was taken from the
Greek language, and it means wood
sound" That is a good name since
the sounds come from wooden bars.
There are toy xylophones with
metal bars, but the true instrument
has bars of wood.
The history Of the xylophone is
rather hard to trace, but there are
proofs that instruments of the kind
were used in ancient times. Pic
lures left by Egyptians and Baby
lonians show forms of the, xylo-
phone which were used more than
1000 years ago.
In China and India the xylo-
phone is fairly popular. The Chi
nese say that the instrument has
been used in their country for
thousands of years. One form in
China and Tibet has gongs which
hang from framework, and the
player can produce interesting mu-
sic by striking them with a mall
let.
Savage tribes use xylophones of
one kind or another. The Zulus in
Southern Africa have some with
bars which hang from the necks
and shoulders of the persons who
play them. The Zulus also play on
wooden bars which rest just above
the ground. Often they strike the
bars with mallets which have ball
heads made of rubber.
A modern xylophone has from 80
to IS wooden bars which rest on
strips of felt. The bars are of diff
ferent length, and this means that
they will give off different tones.
Sounding boards make the music
louder.
The marimba is a form of xlyo-
phone which has come into wide
spread use during the present CEN
tury. The people of Guatemala and
Mexico are given special credit for
their work in making better ma
rimbas.
Interesting life stories Of Mozart.
Beethoven. Chopin, Brahms Strauss
and Liszt are told in the illustrated
leaflet called MASTERS OF MUSIC.
This will be sent without charge to
any reader who asks for 1t and incloses
stamped, addressed envelope
( Address your letter to Uncle Ray in
care Of The Star. and allow about 10
DAYS for reply
Evening star., 1947-12-26

WRC, l0;45-Rspresentaiiye Chester ksr
row speaks on United States Air Supremacy
The Only Hope for Permanent Peace"
WRC, 1l3O-The Christmas chapters from
Dickens "Pithwek Papers dramatized.
Evening star., 1947-12-26
u. S. Taste in Fish Varies

American cities vary sharply IN
the use of certain fish products; st.
Louis Is a good market for Atlantic
whiting, Denver for Pacific halibut,
Oklahoma City for Pacific sableflsh
and Buffalo for Great Lakes blue
nike.
Evening star., 1947-12-26

on The AIR TONIGHT.
W0P. 7;15-The Page cavanaugh Trio en-.
terrain.
VOL, e;30-TonighYs board Of experts in.
eIudes Lawrence Tibbett and Playwright Russell
Grouse,
Evening star., 1947-12-26

Last-minute changes I" THE EVENING ST.
times reach The Star too late for correction that dav
Evening star., 1947-12-26

VOL 1O:0O-Newsmen interview Dr.. Rar'
low shapIey, director Of The Harvard College
Observatory and professor Of astronomy.
| WRc, 1O:3O-Gsorge JesseI talks sport:
with Bill Stern.
Evening star., 1947-12-26
Poland Tiqhtens Belt

WARSAW tP).-Poles are assured
of foodstuffs equivalent to 1922
calories per person per day until the
1948 harvests, says the ministry of
food. The pre-war average was
2.7O0 calories.
Evening star., 1947-12-26

18th 4 Fl sts. NE. 1905 Nichols Ave. 81.
1928 Ga. Ave. NV. Falls Church, virsinis
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-03
PERTsCOPE

(Continued From Page Onel
 rates was as much as 66 per cen and Us per cent over the increase sought in 1945. Asserting the car riers rates under present operation are about S4.O0O,00O more than the most liberal estimates of the need shown to be necessary the Delegate declared. that's a lot oi swag for an economy ot S5.OO0 to 90,00O people to pay"
 Pointing out there should be civil service for the rank and file 9 Delegate Bartlett said there were flaws in the present system anC that he believed policy makers should belong to the political par ty which controls the national aa- niniRration Under the present
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-03

system, he said, programs are too frequently administered by offi cials who have no sympathy with those programs and. he continu- ed, too many high officials subor- dinate public welfare to personal welfare under protection of the civil service.
 It was the only public rally held for the Delegate while he was m the Territory He returns to his oftiep in Washington today.
 Judge William A. HOlzheimer was Chairman and Postmaster at tbe rally and a message was read from National Committeeman T Howard Lyng Of Nome and from Acting Divisional Chairman WiI- fred C. Stump of Ketchikan.
 8 #s
 George Sundborg. Alaska news paperman and former General Manager of tks Alaska Develop ment Board. this week became Executive Assistant to Gov Gruar- Ing, the position recently vacated by Charley Smith. wh9 returned to his home state of Illinois to ra= sume his law practice
 
 The white geese had better be on time Capt Hill Harrington. famed skipper of the Stikine, will be in Wrangell October '. The first White geese on the flats 4re usually due about that time and Hill plans to be there to welcome them. Capt and Mrs. Harrington are now in Juneau visiting with their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burlington. Jr.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-03

Can children under years fly free2"
 Yes. replied the ticket seller.
 Well. I have four Of them" re- piled the minister
 He explained that three of th7 children are boy triplets, Mark, Andrew and Stephen. born last January. The 4th is Timothy, who is exactly years old. It was fiu- ally arranged that the four boys could travel for half-fare.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-03
SALVATION ARMY
 Corps Officers Capt. Esther Wilson Cant F. I Marril'

IAVIIUOoo -IUUIIus IT .UU Q. TIT. Sunday School BOO p. m. Prayer Meeting 7:30 D m. Salvation Meeting 500 p. m. Wednesday, Young People, meeting, 7:30 D. m.
 Friday, Holiness meeting 8:0U D. ID.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-03

4. + + -S' + < -E % % < a s CLASSIFIED ADS r F a' a' -f 4 4 .l. + .F &. i. 4
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-03
FIVE DEAD IN CRASH
 OF CANADIAN TRI
TRAIN

KAMLOOPS = Discovery of the bodies of three hooky-playing In dian youths raised to five tnis week the toll of last Saturday $ crash Of a Canadian National rail way locomotive and 90 freight cars which plowed into a rock slide 37 miles west of here. The dead are:
 Engineer Frank A Brookal and brakeman George W. Shirley, both of Kamloops; Ambrose and Fran eis Altx of Shalath. B. C.. and Leonard Mapor. rayillion. B c.
 George Hallmark. fireman was hOspitalized in serious condition after being sealded by escaping steam.
 The fast freight crashed into the slide as 1t roundtd a bend in a mar row cut. The locomotive and l. cars contained new automobiles. which were destroyed by fire. Five ether cars, which contained eggs. were said to have survived the crash practically intact.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-03

FOR SALE - Large oil heater. See Norman Bakke. 46-tfc
 FOR SALE Late model sreadle Singer sewing machine. Perfect condition. Inquire Sentinel. 46-2tc FOR SALE = 26-ft. river scow. Inquire Dr. E. J. Wheeler. 44-tfc EARN from s10 to $50 daily. selling our amazing new low-cost Sickness and Accident Policies. They are going like hot cakes. so act now. Only a limited number or these outstanding policies will be sold Special Benefits. First Day Coverage - No Race or Occupa- tionaI Restrictions - Dr. Bills - Hospital Benefits - Nurses Ex- pense - Childbirth. All this for as low as $1 monthly. Entrance ages l to 70 years. Bankers Nationat Insurance Company. Goodrlcn Building, Phoenix. Arizona.
 44-tfc.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-03

FOR SALE - 26-ft. river scow. Inquire Dr. E. J. Wheeler. 44-tfc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-03
St. Rose of Lima & St. John CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. II. E. Hoch, Pastor

Sunday, October 18th sun day after Penticost.
 No Holy Masses. The Rev. NJ. E. Hoeh will be in Petersburg.
 Week day Holy Masses: Monday and Saturday g a. m.. Tuesday at 10 a. m; rest of the week. 7:30 a. m.
 Servers for the week are Rich ard Garcia and Paul Guggenbick- Ter.
 October DevotiOns Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7:3O.
 Choir practice Wednesday ever ing. S:O0.
 Mrs. Frank Wajda will decorate the altar for next week.
 Singing practice for the child ren Saturday afternoon o'clock
 Instructions for the children Wednesday and Thursday after school.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-03

FOUR UNDER TWO
 EQUALS HALF FARE WASHINGTON - The Rev Will liam B. Spofford. 25. wanted to take his family to Detroit by air.
Evening star., 1947-01-26

the well which has yielded the bulk the ne and
addition
mons gasoline residence Mrs Julia Money 544 North
Pollard street. maintained small wards of the County
section Buckingham apart
mentd Star stan Pnoto
Evening star., 1947-01-26
HARD
Of HEARING

Mony people troubled with de-
fective heorins hove deloyed get
ting a Hearing Aid because Of the
size ond weight.
Mony do not wear their present
Hearing Aid for the some reason.
Recently the Bell Telephone Lab
orotories and the Western Electric
Co. have developed an Amplifier
especially designed to use the new
smoIl, lightweight, low voltose bot
teries at lower operating cost.
The new design eliminates the
necessity Of eorryine lorse bulky
poekoee OF one ploce.
Other advantages ore excep-
tionol tonol quoIity. wide frequency
ronae ond vorioble volume. plus q
very effective extroneous noise
eliminotor.
This new Hearing Aid comes In
both Flesh and Block and odapt-
able to people with either q slight
or q severe heorins loss.
Evening star., 1947-01-26

dotted line outlines the section
gasoline leakage More than 5000 gallons
wells
aerial taken Yesterday The v
home Of r. Gadmn 522 North
Evening star., 1947-01-26

panies are cooperating with county
authorities in checking the amount
of gas used by service stations in
the area. The Bureau of Standards
tests indicated the gas is straight"
rather than high octane as first
thought when first discovered two
weeks ago. They also indicated the
possibility that the seepage is not
coming from a fresh supply but
rather from a pocket in the earth
which probably was filled from a
leak long time ago. More than
5000 gallons have been taken from
the wells to date by crew of county
employees. ..s
+ A special fire truck equipped with
chemicals to fight gasoline fires was
stationed at the Ballston fire house
last night by Chief Scheffel. The
Ballston fire house is about 10 blocks
from the scene. A policeman is on
duty at Fifth and North Pollard
streets at all hours and three houses,
with oil-flled wells on the premises,
are roped of.
Evening star., 1947-01-26
'Nozi Paradise Found
In Internment Camp

REGENSBURG, Germany, Jan
Is R.-Flourishing behind the
barbed wire of the Regensburg in
ternment camp, a fantastic S''Nazi
paradise" was disclosed today by a
Bavarian government investigation
State Commissioner Joseph Eder
reported these abuses:
A former SIS major general acted
as advisor to the camp de-Naziflca-
ton court. German newspapermen,
attending court hearings, were
grossly insulted" by internees.
A former SIS divisional commander
became camp labor supervisor.
Police guards, living in poverty on
an average salary of 80 marks ($9)
monthly, were easy prey TO bribery.
Wealthy internees carried on reg
ular black market operations, haul
ing in truckloads of illicit supplies
from outside the camp.
Eder said former Nazi bigwigs,
buying their way into influential
camp positions, systematically
sabotaged the efforts of German su-
nerviSors"