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Show f S. Probers Quiz B-Sov.et Spy Chief , - - .-V ' ... . : . FOKMUl SOVIET AKMY OFFICES, INTEBPBETEB BEFORE DIES COMMITTEE General Walter C. Krtyitsky at counsel table with Boris Shnb, interpreter, tight KRIVITSKY HIDES FOR PROTECTION WASHJNCTOli Oct-12-UNSi. General W. G. Krivitsky, former head of the soviet military intelligence intelli-gence In western Europe, disappeared disap-peared again today Into the hiding which has protected him since he fled Europe last year, to await another an-other appearance before the house Dies committee for testimony on Americans who served as- OGPU agents. Although scheduled to take the stand again today, the slightly built nervous little Ukrainian was excused temporarily by the committee com-mittee because of his ordeal yes-terdsy yes-terdsy when he gave five hours of testimony. Krivitsky, making his first public pub-lic appearance since he broke with the soviet government in 1937, was taken, exhausted, to a Washington Wash-ington hotel last night leaving the nation's capital a few hours later for an undisclosed destination. When he does return to the stand later this month, Krivitsky, according to committee members, will relate his own experiences In working with Americans employed by the Russian secret police the OGPU and the soviet military Intelligence. In-telligence. ' TERRORISTS BLAMED LONDON, Oct. 12 (UP) "Irish republican army" terrorists were blamed today for fires discovered in seven mail boxes in the Victoria and 1 Edgeware road districts of London during the night |