ftNazis' Slaughter HouseSeen By CorrespondentsiLONDON, Aug. 29—Lublin, widely publicized as Hitler's slaughter house in Poland, was visited by American and British correspon dents yesterday, and their dispatches painted lurid pictures of mass murder. Hfeaps of human ashes and mountains of footwear were piled next to gas chambers, fur-., naces and pits filled with decayedN corpses, it was said.•Russian investigator Kudryavfcev |1 showed us a shoe room cont Inlng all sorts of footwear—from elegant [1Parisian sandals to children’s booties,” John Evans of Reuter's wrote. Russian engineers showed us incinerator furnaces which the Germans used at temperatures up to 1,600 degrees centigrade to dispose of their,victims.Urns scattered all around «had cheap tin lids marked Buchenwald Crematory.’ Into these the Germans had packed ashes at random and sold them to local people whose relatives had *passed away' in the camp.]