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You Can Survive Atomic Attack
If an Atomic Bust Should Set OFF City Frestorm,
You Would Need Oxygen Supply in FuOut Shelter
By. DIR. WILLARD F. LIBBY

~. In " AA4AAEAAsO = A@~ =
As one item for my poor
mans shelter. I am seriously
considering a tank of oxygen.
One danger from nuclear
bombing is firestorms. in
which an entire city is set
s1re by the tremendous heat
from the fireban.
tHcendiary bombing sent great
ffEestorms ging through
Hamburg and Tokyo in World
War II.
in Hiroshima, a fireStorm
bFoke out 20 minutes after the
bombing and caused heavy
loss of life. Many fires set by
the bombs heat. and by Goals
ftcm overturned stoves. be-
came a general conIlagration
Rising hot air sucked in air
from all sides to feed the fire,
as in a forest fire, or the draft
in your chimney. Winds Of 80
to 40 miles per hour developed
in Hiroshima's fireStorm.
FireStorms could develop In
cities, or in suburban areas
too, where houses are fairly
close together, if the climate
or season were dry.
They are not a danger to
farmhouSes, or areas where
houses are widely separated.
A Small Shelter Hazard
In small family shelters in
suburban or city areas, though,
a firestorm could be serious,
not just from lack of oxygen
drawn by the fire. but contain
ination of the shelter air by
carbon monoxide.
A tank of oxygen. connected
to face masks in a system like
that in jet airplanes, could
supply oxygen for people in
shelters during the few hours
when a firestorm might burn
around them.
One tank of oxygen should
suffice for a family of four or
more.
A tank with a needle valve
could be equipped with hose
and outlets for individual
masks for each person. A fire
storm would not be likely to
poison the air for more than a
few hours, and simple masks
could supply enough oxygen.
The tank should not be
used, as in a hospital. to re-
lease oxygen under a tent
And it could not be used tc
release oxygen generally into
the shelter. Masks would be
needed.
A brick or concrete building
might not burn down in a
firestorm, but even so persons
in its basement shelter coulc
be suffocated. So could those
in open hole-in-the-grouno
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GiesIer Goes Home

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 20 (AP)
After two months in the hos
pital recovering from a heart
attack, Attorney Jerry Giesler
returned to his Beverly Hills
home yesterday. Mr.. Giesler
observed his 18th birthday No
vember 2.
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Truffic on Rolls

CHICAGO. - The Nations
railroads moved A per cent of
the intercity freight and % per
cent of intercity passengers last
year.
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can who wants to read less and
understand more.
You may buy it each Sunday
at newsstands and by carrier
delivery-only 2SE per week.
The mail-delivered subscrip-
ton will be $40 per year. But
you may become a charter
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special Pre-PUbIie0tion offer
of the first Is issues for only
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out this ad, attach your check
or money order with your
name and address, and mail to:
THE NATIONAL OBSERVER
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Inc, l0lS l4th ST., N. W.,
Washington S, D. c.
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shelters outside, even though
they were protected from fall
out or blast by concrete OF
dirt. Oxygen tanks could save
them.
Oxygen supplies would be
wise in underground commun-
ity shelters, to be used while
fire burned outside, and the
shelter was completely sealed
Sealed shelters require pumps
to circulate air. So, more thar
incidentally, a hand pump
system is advisable in case Of
power failure, either from the
utility line or from the gaso-
line-driven electric generator
within the shelter.
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Get Rid Of Litter!

Subways with their miles oi
tunnels might well withstand
firestorms without an oxygen
problem. Large underground
garages or other public shell
ters could require special pro-
lection, perhaps through fire.
doors, in case of big fires.
Fire departments in cities
and towns can advise about
fire protection and risks in
various types of shelters from
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IOI D ST. S.E.-Vacant: $50 so
! bedrm., liv. rm., dinette, kitch
en-, bath, heat and hot water furn.
stove and refgr. See res mgr. il
Apt. l FRED A. SMITH CO.
EX. 3-24SO.
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APTS. FURNISHED-VA.
ADMJRALTY APIS, one of Arlin

ADMIRALTY APIS, one Of Arling.
. bedrooms, nicely furn., ample
closets, air cond. permitted Nr
pus. close in: Sl40 mo. incl. utils
ia 5-1654.
ALEX. II bedrm., newly furn.
large rms. 3glS Bruce st. Cal
Mgr. S36-2lTs.
AnhNcGSea nr. bus, stores SIS sf incl. oeGtm utIls
Couple pref. KI. 9-22f7.
ARL., nr. Clarendon-Entire 2nd II
] bedrm.; minis. Pent., D. c.
SSS. incl. all utils, JE. 4-6265
ARL., So bedrms.. nicely furn
off Col pike, on bus route; S13(
mo. incl. utils. ia. 4-692S.
ARL. TOwERS-1- -bedrm. apt, ali
cond. very nicely furn.. avail
6Ll9 TO SL3l. IA. 4-0947. ans. serv
ARL.: N.-Comf,. redec, 2-bedrm
duplex. Well equip. kit. porch
yd.; 2 blks: from Lee hwy. bus
shops; adults pref: Sl25 mo.
util. KE. S-546S aft. g p m. wkdys
ARL., NEAR PENTAGoN-Famil.
room: free parking. ia. 2-3343.
ARL. N.-sm. apt. wlrefr.. pvt
entr.. cony. loc., reaS., employed
gentleman pref. KE. s-672l.
ARL., VA, 2SO7 N. Pershing dr.
> rms. kit. and bath, heat anc
hot water furn.. Apt. 4. rent S65
Apply apt. s after 4:3O. MRS
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

CALVERT ST. NV. I9I4-sele
clean, SIC wk.. sober adult, AID
2-593S. WO. n-l7l9
CLOSE To DOWNTOWN Effici
ency: lirens, phone. refrigerator
twin beds. DU. 7-7309.
DUPONT CIRCLE. I745 Que st. n
Cool 'bedrm. and kit, refgr
stove. etc. $50 single
Mr.. UNION STATION, 20s E st
n!w.1Frt. rm. and kit, suit cpl.
on bus line. Reas. rent. LU. ?
1l99, ME S-43S7.
PALMER HOUSE. 1850 Girard st
n.w.-Bright front Ink. room
next bath; SIS weekly.
TV in your room; refgr.. grill. foam
mattr. Sl5-20. Small rm., SO
6l5 22nd NV. ST. .3-hs55.
Ii3S NEWTON ST. N.W.-LarE'
clean frt.. 1st II ! lady or man
$40 mo. DU. 7-9231.
800 2ISt ST. NV rms, furn
sink and refgr.. cony. location
SIS week
1929 KENYON ST. N.W.-Largl
front rm., pvt shower bath, $50
single front rm.. $40. HU S-a046
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
CONTINUED

SCHNAUZER miniature pups; l2
wks.. ears cropped, Axe and
German reg: 500. 45l-2O62
SIAMESE KITTENS, seals and
blues, bred for good dispositions
champion stock. HE. 4-7S54.
ISIA ESE KITTENS, purebred
playful, healthy, housebroken,
home raised, reg. KE. 6-6SS1.
WEIMARANER, male. 3R months,
Axe, shots. potential show ma
terial; S75. CIR. 3-2097.
WHITE BOXER PUP. Axe. male
8 wks. Wonderful lively pet for
child. S95. AP. 1915.
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APIS. UNFURNISHED-b. 0.

W. VIRGINIA AVE, II23-Facin
college grounds: I-bedrm. duple
apt; scrn. porch: S64 mo-, inc,
heat. hot water, REFRIGERATOR: 2n
fir. STEUART BROS, EN-. 3-24OG
WIS, HOUSE. 27I2 Wis, NV
Effic.; / adult; air cond., disp.
avail June /: SlOO. FE. s-29S;
7O3 9Th ST. NW.-Apt. 90. Col
and bath. al utils incl: onl
$4,000. ~"
322S HIATT PL. NV, nr. sacrel
Heart Church, bet. 18th and Par
SS7 so. unfurn. Keys at Apt.
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP
931 H st. NV, Ma. S-4S1S.
526 MADISON ST. N.W.-3 rms
kit and bath with bsmt. all utils
bath. adults. EN-. $1,000.
I4i3 SHERIDAN ST. N.w.-Attrac,
IfiI. iyf 2sedFR siGR 90 apt Y:,,s5s 2Is ID sd,ai q
Gail RA. 6-4sl4.
2I23 E ST. N.W.-3 rooms. kitch,
en-: bath; 500. See isnitor orr
! BiFIllotss D. On Ob w. D. !
18th st. NV, Ma. s-2100.
II?2 3rd ST. wv. Apt. 3-2nd,
Il. duplex apt; / bedrm.. liv. rm
dinstte dtnetnsd kit Itr,b and bath Rear
Convenient to transp. S65 month
FRED A. SMITH Co. EX. 3-24ss
1918 CALVERT ST. NV. Apt. 4
3 rms. kit. and bath. heat and
! h0t UatpF fprl1Ial- 900 S0
R R. RUPERT. ST. 3-S4S4.
@i9 n ST; NV: Apt, 400: rm,
res. manager, Apt. 2Os, ~
3O41 CANAL ST. NV. (corner
Thomas Jefferson st. and the C&C
KIT, bath sHTpTihi; utiis. inc ipcl. s755 Fms, mo
s:O7d5s. 'NA'AIIE' NeAi'of' Ma
IOI d ST. S.E.-Vacant: S69. 80;
en-, bath, heat and hot water furn.,
stove and refgr. See res. mgr. in
Apt. !. FRED A. SMITH CO..
321O 18th ST. Sc; Apt. 6-Avail.
immed.; $3.50 ! bedrm.. liv. rm.,
dinette. kit. and bath; stove and
refgr. See res. mgr. at 5000 18th
St. Sc, Apt FRED A. SMITH
CO.. EX. 3-24SO.
915 NJ ST. N.W.-For colored. 8
rms, pvt bath; R75 mo. 8 rms.
semipvt. bath S65 mo. Apt. 4
WAPLE, 1926 14th. ST. NV. AD.
4-20O5.
1913 EUCLID ST. N.W.-For col
ored. Apt. g. ] rm., kitchen, semi
PVT. bath, utilities; $50. WAPLE
1914 14th ST. NV bedrms..
EDMUND M. O'sULLIVAN, i4OI
Eye st. NV, Ma. s-7S4s.
42O s. CAPITOL ST. s.E.-colored
9 rms. bath, gas h.-w.h.. good
cond.; $3.50. LA. 6-0s03.
2i4O 18TH ST. N. w.-Very large
3-bedrm. apartment with liv. rm.,
full din. rm, kit and 9 baths.
5000 monthly. Also smaller units
See Res. Mgr.
1881 PARK RID. .N.W.-Nicely furn-
iShed apartments from efficiencies
at S75 monthly to 2 bedrms. at
Sl@5 monthly. Utilities included
l BEDROOM-S135
CHEVY CHASE TOWERS
1929 CONN AVE NV
NEW LUXURY AIR-COND
EFFICIENCY-S99.50
Res. Mgr. RE. 1851, EN-. 2-7S47
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APIS, FURNISHED-D,e,
tcoNIlNUEo)

2OI9 KALORAMA RD., off Conn
Liv. rm., bedrm., kit, bath. attic
sos, utils. DU. 7-9567, DE. 2-9367
2-BEDRM. APT.-Air cond., Tv
wsll-to5wall carpet. Utils. incl
1925 18th ST. NV. : Air-cond
furn. effic apts., $50 50-S92 81
mo Utils. incl. Adults only. SCI
Res. Mgr.
18th AND C SITS. N.E.-Coiored: 2
rm kitchen, semi-private bath
So 80 mo; incl. util. To see cal
18th ST. N.W.-Nice place: 2 rms.
kit. bath, newly dec: SsO-SS5;
rm., kit, semipvt. bath; $50
1923 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Nice lge
effic. Bed-liv. rm. comb. kit anc
bath. Child acceptable S67 so.
1928 MONROE ST. N.W.-Very nicr
hedrm.. newly furnished anc
redecorated Adults. please.
1882 PARK RD. N.W.-Lovely i
bedrm., newly furnished and re.
redeCorated. Adults, please
1924 VERMONT AVE. N.w.-Liv
rm.. bedrm. and bath; hotplatt
and refgr 500 incl all utils
Conv. TO Statler. Call DI. 7-S141
IiiS PARK RID. N.W.-Furnishec
apartments in several sizes from
bachelor at $50 80 monthly to .
bedrmS. at sos monthly: utilities
included. See tsnitor.
2iiO 18th ST. N.W.-Several units
from efficiencieS at $3.50
monthly to 2-bedrms. at $50
monthly. See Res. Mgr.
35 GALVESTON PL. S.W.
bedrm., bath, liv. rm., kit, din
ing alcove, back porch: sos per
mo. incl. all utils.; has Just been
redecor. See tenant in Apt. 4 for
inspection.
HENRY J. ROBB, INC.
1924 Vt. Ave. NV. DI. 7-Sl41
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1913 EUCLID ST. N.W.-For col
ored. Apt. 3. ] rm. kitchen, semi
pvt. bath, utilities; $50. WAPLE
CO., 1928 l4th NV.
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32IO 18th ST. Sc; Apt. 6-Avail.
immed.; S62.50. bedrm., liv. nm,
dinette, kit. and bath; stove and
refgr See res. mgr. at 5000 18th
! st. Sc. Apt 4 FRED A. SMITH
! co EY 2-0ASn
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] 9Th AND C SITS. N.E.-Coiored; Q
rm. kitchen, semi-private bath.
S12 50 mo. incl. util. To see call
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322S HIATT PL. NV, nr. Sacred
Heart Church. bet. 18th and ParE
I'd. n.w.-3 rms, kit. and bath
$3.50. unfurn. Keys at Apt.
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP
a3l H st. NV Ma S-4S1S
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. VA.

ARL., N.-sGLE. OR DBLE BED
RMS. SEE TO APPRECIATE. ia.
2-5123. or OF. 4-706g.
ARL., N.-Single rm., limited kit
priv, conv. transp. to D. c., cal
am. and ewes, IA b-O973,
ARLINGT0N-Front room; con-
venient transportation; nr. Buck
ingham. ia. S-151l.
ARL.-Nlce rm.. semipvt. bath
gentleman only: nr. Wilson blvd.
Call after Z pm. JA. 2-l775.
CLARENDON, VA.-Front rm.: pvt
entr.; next to bath; conv. loc.;
gent. pref. Call ia. 7-3311.
VIC. FAIRFAX. o65 Allison circle
-Sgle. rm.. SO. Sh. bath. Conv
loc. CIR. 3-3565 after 6 pm.
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POODLE PUPPIES. Axe. Cafe Noir
ct Cafe Creme: small standards.
shots and wormed. OIL. 2-5s53.
PoODLEs, TOY, 81. and VIII. S75.
other colors 1928; Stud service
$50; grooming SO, pickup. de-
livery. WA. .T-227s.
Evening star., 1961-05-20

PIANOs-JORDAN's branch stores
have 3 complete selection OF
pianos and organs on display IN
Guiding some values IN slightly
used instruments. Plenty of park
ing space at each store. $3.50
Georgia ave, Silver Spring; 81 h9
Lee Highway, Arlington: l04 Will
Ham ST., FrederickSburV. Silver
Spring and Arlington stores open
eyeninns. PARK In frnnt
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W. VIRGINIA AVE, II23-FacinE
COLLEGE grounds: 1-bedrm. duplex
apt: scrn: porch: S64 mo-, incl.
heat. hot water, refrigerator: 2nd
fir. STEUART BROS, EN-. 3-24O2.
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FURNITURE FOR RENT

ABSOLUTELY beautiful furniture
for rent, for efficiency. !. . or
bedTm. apis. Special attention to
project owners and managers at
reasonable rates. Call MARS LEAS-
ING CORP, 20 Canal st. s.w., Ii
3-0066.
ALL NEW-We furnish any number
OF rooms on monthly, yearly rent
al; rates reas. ALLSTATE FUR
NITURE. 1919 Kalorama I'd. NV,
AID. 2-4i14.
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DE. 2-32OO

CALIFORNIA ST. NV, 2I27 Gjust
off Conn. ave D-One room. kitch-
en-. bath. dining area; sos. Ele-
vstor building. See Res, Mgr. on
premises or call HU 3-62l3 B
?. SAUL CO. 925 18th st. NV.
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PIANOS FOR RENT-Nev and used

PIANOS-Wide selection Or recon'
ditioned upright, piaros. guaran'
teed: S225 up, including local de-
livery Also selection Of new pl'
SIC co" 1los g st. NV D1. Z
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.APTS. UNFuRNlsHED-D. c.
ACCEPTING
APPLICATIONS
For lime OCCUPANCY
METROPOLITAN APIS.

METROPOLITAN APTS.
200 Rhode Islsnd Ave. NE.
Completely Redecorated Efficiencies
And l-Bedroom Apartments
$72.50 $99.5O
Utilities Included
Elevator, Switchboard, Bus at Door
See Res Mgr, or Call AID. 2-2661
B. F. SAUL co.
925 18th st. NV. MA. $1,000
ALL CONvENIENCEs, IO3 Ken
nedy st. NV, Apt. 8 0st fir y
Liv rm., bedrm.. dinette, kit,
bath; $3.50 plus elec. only. Key
with tanitor. Ma. s-3a64.
ANACOSTIA.B BOILING AREA, 1917
Que st SEE rms, kit. and bath,
utils incl. $40 mo Key at No. |,
THOMAS P. BROWN. INC, FE,
ANACOSTIA-S76.5O
1 BEDRM., LIV. RIM, ETC. MOD
ERN BLDG, UTILS. INCL. 2125
18th ST. Sc. LU. l-1539.
ATTRACTIVE I-BEDRM. APT, lge
studio window, suitable for artist
735 18th St, DE. 2-0431.
BEVERLY COURT, 1885 Columbia
rd. NV bedrms.,. liv. rm.. din
rm,, kit, bath, porch. elev. Sll5,
adults. CO. 5-55aa.
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l4i3 SHERIDAN ST. N.W.-Attrac-
1--WE 2-bedrm. apt; 2nd fl; all
utils., Sl0350. reliable adults.
Call RA 6-4Sl4
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42O S. CAPITOL ST. S.E.-Coiorec
9 rms. bath, gas h.-wh. good
cond.; $3.50. LA. 6-0s03.
214O 18TH ST. n. W.-Very largI
3-bedrm. apartment with liv. rm.
fun din. rm, kit. and 2 baths
5000 monthly. Also smaller units
See Res Mgr.
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iO25 10Th ST. NV. : Air-cond
mo Utils. incl. Adults only. See
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1929 CONN. AVE. NV.
NEW LUXURY AIR -COND
EFFICIENCY-S99.50
Res. Mgr.. RE. 1851, EN-. 2-7s47
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-p,O o,
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

D. c. VAN LINES
THE So, SIS and $40 MOVERS
Uniformed, Insured Dependa BILE
ST. 3-1222 or ST. 3-229S
DIXIE MOVERS, 8 rooms, SIS and
up: real Southern gentleness. Call
LU. 2-43O4, LU. 2-4305.
EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving.
storage; reas. rates. IA. 9-2937,
HILL MOVERS
Low rates, short notice. wardrobe
service: large, clean van. SP 3s
1865. LU. 1-9500.
LIGHT HAULING, local movingi
beaches specially. S. L. NOR
R1S. TU. 2-l150 or TU. 2-S9O2.
LUCAS MOVING CO.-Large and
small iobs Reas: "a hr. Free es.
Inmates. RA. 3-3T5s.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage
IN separate rooms: expert packing,
Phone NO 7-0l04 UNION STOR.
AGE Co. INC. Est. 1905.
MOVING DONE ANYTIME.
GO ANYWHERE.
CALL FRED, HU 3-9771. zoe
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APTS. FURNISHED-D.c.
AIR-CONDITIONED
CARLTON HOUSE

Guest rooms By the day including
maid service: reduced rates for
monthly occupancy with linens
and maid service. secretarial serv-
Ice, sun deck overlooking entire
city: amplified master television
antenna system. garage facilities;
l2 minutes from White House.
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POULTRY AND Eees

HENS. so: New Hampshire and
Silver Cross: laying extra-larse
brown. .eEgs; Sl45 each. $500
Rigs I'd. Adelphi, Nd. HE 4-7774.
RABBITS, eight, and seven case
rabbit hutch. WE. 5-5433.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

WANTED, prime black walnut ye-
neer LOGS for export. top diameter
10 in and up, Doyle scale, mini
mum s IT. and up. Contact
JAMES W. JOHNSON. Tracy's
landing Post Office. Nd, phone
West River, UE. 7-bl5b.
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PERFECT

Apt. and services for the discrimi.
mating. 1909 air cond., beautifully
furn., incl. linen. cooking utens:
sec. serv., ETC.. garage. TV avail
HILLTOP HOUSE. corner 18th st
l475 Euclid NV Embassy row
central loc at park. HU 3-3402
RESERVOIR RID. NV, 4836-1 b. r
with screened porch; adj. shop
ctr; SS5 mo. FE. S-3095.
S.E.-One- -bedrm. apts.. de luxe,
king size: beaut. furn., some air
cond.; mod. priced, utils. free: no
children. LU. 1-41d2. 10. 1885.
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ROOMS FURNISHED-N.W
AARDVARKS

AARDVARKS
You'n probably never see one and
you have never seen 9 value like
the perm. occupancy policy OF
the CAIRO HOTEL, Washington {
tallest bldg TV in every room,
daily maid serv.. bellhop. barber
switchboard serV.. cocktail lounge,
coffee shop, dancing every night
In the ball nm. no COW, no adm.
no min. Large clean rms. from
S14 wk.
1atE n... n ALI
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REFRTGERATORS

:
crosstop freezer; like new: $50.
Call RE. 5-2793. -
ROLL-AWAY bed with spring mat
tress, hand decorated. 3 section
screen, so inches IA. 5-4165.
RUG, Oriental 13x17 Keshan semi
antique, fine cond.; $500. KI. o.
1247: after 9 pm. TE. 6-551l.
RUGS. all wool. top quality. gray,
with pads, liv. rm. and din rm.:
also mahog ir. din. rm. suite. ex-
eel. eonds, OWNER leaving town.
RUGS-Scatter rugs, oriental and
domestic. 9xl2 plain and flowered
rugs. $40: oriental rugs, S25 and
UP. Also runners HOFFMAN. 2447
18th ST. NV. Daily It'll q, Sat TIL
8; Sun, l2 to B. CO. 5-0s13
RUGs, Oriental: beaut. antiques,
Tabriz. Sarouk, meshed, Shiraz,
Bukhara; med. and small sizes.
Call EN-. 2-s630.
RUGs-Finest Persian scatter rugs,
Kazvins: pvt, home IA. a-4O79.
RUGS-Summer India DruRett, tan
with blue and maroon pattern,
ox12. -sx10, Axe C2I, 3x5. Less
than Y cost. WO. 6-47l0.
RUGS - Wool oval hand hooked
rugs, muted floral pattern; VIII
liamsburR reproductions; two 12x
Is and two matching 3x6. Reas.
FE 3-61s1.
JAW, Accra (sears1. Tadial arm
saw, 2-h.p. built-in motor; like
new. &17bs wLaoeeeS. WO. 6-&6b1.
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TRANSIENT
10 MINUTES TO

10 MINUTES TO
CAPITOL BUILDING
ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APIS. {;
MODERN FURNITURE INCLUD-
ING LINEN CHINA AND
KITCHEN 10 2-l@5@
UPPER nth ST. N.W.-Comb. bed
liv. rm, lge. kit. newly furn. and
dec. VIII furn. everything. DU.
7-a25R
WOODLEY PL. NV, 26I9-Effic
apt with compl. kit, overlooking
Rock Creek PIX; newly dec, nicely
furn,, clean and quiet. Lady only.
Reasonable.
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3O41 CANAL ST. NV. (corner
Canal towpath). Apt. 30 rms,
kit, bath; utils. incl Sl25 mo.
1. T: GRAVATTE. Realtor, Ma,
Evening star., 1961-07-06

Moshe Landau to observe, "yoU
are trying to burst through ar
open door," What this ex-
change implied became clear
later.
The documents established
that Hitler conceived the ex-
termination plan and used 9
special unit to carry it out. This
was a small group Of "only
several hundred" which got its
training first by liquidating the
mentally i'll in Germany.
Eichmann listened in rapt
attention as the Morgan affi-
davit blamed Hitler, Police
CommiSsar Christian Wirth, SIS
Chief Heinrich Himmler and
others.
Then a portion of the state
ment shifted to Eichmann.
Maj. Morgan said as an IS
judge he felt he had to act
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ant colonel leaped to his feet
and replied:
II learn this here for the first
time. That is not correct and
it is not true. In the hierarchy
at that time this was not pos
sible in my position. I headed
an office and I had to receive
orders and instructions from
Mueller"
Maj. Morgan said that along
with Eichmann. Auschwitz
Commandant Rudolf Hoess,
Poland Gov. Hans Frank and
Concentration Camp Chief Os-
wald Pohl were part of the
small circle" dealing with the
death plot.
AL Of these men, Maj. Nor
gan testified in the affidavit,
were authorized directly by the
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job of transporting the Jews
to death camps.
Maj. Morgan maintained that
"Eichmann was the head OF
the whole action" and repeated
this once more in another Sec
ton in which he said Hitler
ordered a system devised to
spare the victims worry and
pain and the man to head the
action was Eichmann."
Eichmann was named as the
man dealing with all problems
involving the Jews, as a liaison
officer with all Reich security
units in the field, and as a
negotiator with governments Of
occupied territory for roundups
and deportation of Jews.
Judge Landau asked Eichmann
If this was a true description
of his function.
The former Gestapo lieuten-
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when he discovered the ex-
termination plot and he tried
to bring Eichmann before 9
special IS tribunal in 1914.
This was referred to Kal-
tenbrunner (GeStapo CHIEF
Ernest Kaltenbrunner), who
received my order for the ar
rest Of Eichmann. Kaltenbrun-
ner summoned Mueller (Gen
Heinrich Mueller, Eichmann's
chief. They declared to the
court that the arrest Of Eich-
mann was out Of the question
because Eichmann was fulfill
ing q special, secret function
given to him by the fuehrer
himself"
Later in the statement Maj
Morgan said Eichmann's w.
B-4 office in the Gestapo-
Jewish affairs - was separate
and independent and had the
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death camps Of Hungary's e0O.-
900 Jews.
Mr.. Gordon said he saw
Eichmann and his sergeant,
Slavik. take q boy named Solo,
mon into a shed for punish
ment because he had stolen
some cherries. The boy was
carried out dead, Mr.. Gordon
said, and Eichmann came cut
with bloodstained clothing.
II will deny this most con-
clusively," said Eichmann, as
serting that he never killed.
mishandled or beat" anyone.
He added that Slavik, who was
with me from 1888 on never
would have dared anything Of
this sort"
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Fuehrer's Chancellery, then
headed by Martin Bormann.
Eichmann began his testi-
mony tdoay with a denial that
he beat q Jewish boy to death
in the garden Of his Budapest
headquarters for stealing fruit
from a tree. The killing of the
boy is the only murder which
Eichmann is charged with COM
hitting by his own hand.
The murder had been de-
scribed during the trial in May
by Abraham Gordon, an Israeli
who as q boy Of Is was a slave
laborer in the Budapest gar
den during the transfer to the
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a Judge in the SIS (elite guard
legal branch.
DR.. Servatius introduced the
documents to the evident salts
faction Of Israeli Attorney Gen
eral Gideon Hausner, who urged
the three-man tribunal to ac-
cept them in toto. His eager
ness impelled President Judge
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Q6aInS.
West German Counsel Robert
Servatius put Eichmann on the
stand for the 18th and prob
ably last day of the defense and
made a bold move to cast all
the blame for the holocaust on
Hitler.
This was done through affi-
davits made at the Nuremberg
trials by Maj. Konrad Morgan,
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Eichmonn BIomes Hitler
But Move Boomeronqs

JERUSALEM July (AP).-Adolf Eichmann reached into
files today show that Hitler invented the plan to
terminate Europes Jews.
But the process files branded Eichmann himself
head of the machinery which resulted in million
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-01-17
LONE STAR TO
INSTALL ON
MONDAY

New officers of Lone Star Ma
sonic Lodge, Champaign,
installed at formal services at
7;30 pm, Monday at the Masonic
Az and AM Hall, POS N. First.
Officers are John r. White,
worshipful master; John S. Mar
shall, senior warden; George
Pope, junior warden; Eldridge
Long, secretary; Willard S. Gray
treasurer; and Edward Sykes,
tyler.
Marshal for the installation will
be Theotto Bowles. Installing Of
ficer will be past master Alan
Rivers. Order of the Eastern Star
will hold formal installation of
new slate Immediately follow
ing.
A Christmas party will follow
and conclude the evening.
Children in the families of Ma
sons will be feted to a visit from
Santa and surprises at the annual
children's party Saturday.