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ROOMS FURNISHED,
Southwest and SouShansS

luxe bed, f ch.w double Sis aoq of sin: ha
MAsTIR TRG P2 BHpkosoM fass men aeo5smsn opy
home; new residential: restricted: 10 min
stss sss, tS SusTPN saP,1Os sr = 75Se rms
ladies' house privileges; inssnfe eonvenient tmt tG
smn'f AVE Ds1EEns sEPn
ssSSeE; for ladies or 't sensismen a0'' TR f.
attT fsTATER1o% Nab fboa5d luxury
located gentle home; eonservstive bachelor bachelor
ssi FORT So nA9is sT P1 sfsn.e
for woman; laundry facilities; convenient
NESR sRans BuR ESGRHv Ssfns IA Axb 4'If PRINTING
900 10th St. s;w. ME-: s740: ano
$500 @ 3s2d ~ ST. s.EmNicelv sa A fuFn ni"I room,
private detached home; young lady; $50
iai. FORT DAVIS pL. s.E.-sinsle room.
pIdyat private home; convenient transp.; S95
S'i" soii l. PI. L. s.E'-Room for l or 4 in pri-
garase; Phone, AT -701a.
1ao,a la0a Ssnd nsI%at ST SE-chesTiul basement
ssingle; SO double ' '' eN
room attrsctively furnished near bath and and
shower; laundry privileges; reasonable
FATRFAx f1nfsH wi vfLLAcE-Nicely furnished cor
ner room, semiprivate bath: breakfast
ppyilegss: FIR. $3.50 Ext. 2e1
1899 MASS. AVE.-Warm. comfort able
rm.: all conveniences; excellent transp.
near Armory end Navy Yard TR 6S2I.
1888 Nj ST. S.E. t2 blks MINI. ave y
Bright and warm bed-liVing rm next to
bath: stgdio couch; ride downtown 7:45.
rs {. CAPITOL sr-clean. comfortable
single and double rooms: innersprinE mat
tresSes.
115 18th ST. Sc, Stonehurst-Large,
clean room twin beds; near Lincoln Park
car: gentlemen or married couple
CAPITOL HILL-2 lovely sleeping rooms,
hood; ALSO double garage. Please call
to bath: hot-water heat. Phone FIR. eSI4'
ANACOSTIA--Young woman, professional
worker, will share Separate rooms) modern
apt. with employed woman Convenient
transp. AT. 1115 Sun. till f.
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ROOMS WANTED
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN = c.

ELDERLY GENTLEMAN - Comfo-1ebIe
sIeep!ng room. private family; walking dis,
se sance loth and q: state rate. Box 1871,
FURN.-In South Arlington. with sarass
near nea 33rd St and Ridge I'd. state rent
REFINED JEWISH GIRL desires room with
ohhe hes or Two other girls. CalA Michigan
SCI. ROOM Nw:-cleanliness primary i'm =
portance. v. bath or rs water; break fsst ts.s
desired; rel. gentleman Box IDOL star I.
FINE YOUNG MAN, single. college grad-
hSate. snare apartment. single room and
p1aFg, p9 etc Box I25-L. Star
KEFiNED, QUIET WOMAN. wants Ink
n room or Kit. privileges vic Conn, Van
l l9,S; ~ 3n65 3sth NV, u.
4 = GhOUP of artist war workers desire a
inaIge unfurn. room for a workroom studio,
running water, adequate heat Prefera biy
n ~ saclnlty OK Georgetown or Dupont
Sircls Box I24-L. Star rs
SINHLE ROOM in private home for busi-
ness ne woman s,n in chiilum Heights. Box
EMPLoIEb LADY will stay with children
SSignts Sies Tor furnished room. Box I5O-L.
GIRL desires unfurn. room in apt. or share
APT, prefer NV. on 18th or Mt Pleasant
nneS AD: 500, Ext $50
iooNG MAN, Government, gentle. desires
~ Rox xoIs!e room in sc. or ne. near Armory
MAN desires room in nice home. George
eown eoo or Alexandra preferred: best ref
<, eIenGsS Box 1S9-L. Star
- EihLS, coiored, want furnished room
vi Wlth cooking privileges. Call Metropolitan n
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m sl1a SO; DAKOTA AVE: NE-Front
hHRGfa IrsR cars; s,,INy nv 9sls IN r.,,v ,u ,,
beds, closets good transp eS saa .rth mo 'Tln foa
3soi BLAINE sT@TranspoTtation as Du ,o2oS at cor
GsIi rsIi F aeuoie or single room next to bath.
Sas. Nk. fs Eth q And ii R. I. AVE. NE-end-nr
front front 59a room for / person; next bath; S25
1900 9th trf'i ST. NE4farse & ns Ml ehesfu assa
BLAINE tnL Z. ST. NEE.E,Lsrse; chsrmng room
sSR' M1FEssSD 1hFs1Eisss5 svf ssi # scr
b9.ry fiRse rooms nT capi.9l AND copsressiona
phone @ Ds aad cs SsTysf Mss sHf aoops nn
H fsis 4'sf SswroS * ST. Gn ySsffkdagf Sfginxe room
reasonable. Phone AID 1864 Sunday
NEW ToME-youns Jewish couple wan.
TGG9 aIs rRiSibAn n 9fb1I rpC%srs sVF IA An, ssS m
q S,GKIv girls P,R Ph; TR. ss;6, eyes SUNDAYS, :
M.GELf rasnad FUKN: RM, front, for l Or .
neo home Hn Hfmployes aSs persons in quiet private
Is5s EDISON FL. N.E.-single room. man
Also 9I 9nfrn aHs} gahs home home p5yeses
SO! A ST. N.E.-Two large rooms. Kitchen
ette: water in rooms: reasonable
1928 ORANGE ST. N.E.-Furn room in
quiet home, L block from bus stop SIS week
Man only
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY - LARGE bed
living room, private bath, radio: excellent
transp new detached home: gentlemen.
sss KS No: y AVE NE-corner. overlooking
park. block from streetcar and restaurant.
2, blocks from Capitol: telephone home
Ike. very clean: double room, $50 mo-:
IOIi r. /. AVE. N.E,-1 double room with
running water; sinsle next to bath,
lst moor: cony. transp.
26!9 BLADENSBURG RID. NE.-Fur-
n1shed nj. rooms; AMI. twin beds, ST per
LARGE. newly, furn. room, next bath; a
block cars and buses; well heated; gentle
ma, man preferred; ER. 1875.
furnished room; inner-spring mattress
Cal Sunday or after & pm. weekdays :
$50 18th PL. N.E.-Large front room
next bssth bath; double bed; suitable for ..
FOR CoLoRED-aooe Rosedale st. ne,
Apt No. 4-Girl to share, nice room with
snother girl. Come any time during Sun
SoLokEDmFurn: o,,;s room, can sceommodat te
E. section. Phone TR 5lSS
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morylond and virainio.

NEAR AIRPORT and Pentagon BLDG
TIE. 1888.
ARL.-Nice room. private family: excellent
neieEborhood: convenient transp. Pentagon
ana downtown. Box 114-L. Star
ARLINGTON-Walkn distance to Navy
Bldg Large bedroom, sitting room. suit
able for two; overlooks Washington; TO-
min. bus from city. JA. 1913
LYON V!LLAGE-Comfortab room. exclu
neighborhood. home of Govt worker ga
rage semipvt. bath: S15 mo. GIL. 2733
ARLINGTON large. nicely furn., front
bedrm.: PED semi-pvt; bath, "a blk, 2 bus lines.
ARLINGTON. N. Glebe rd.-Laree. warm.
orlght rm, in quiet home of 2 adults; X
st. bus, 10 min. to Key Bridge. GIL. 1857
LJNGTON-Attractive room, new home,
unllm. phone, for cultured young lady;
living room privileges. GL. OS79.
ARLINGTON-Two bedrooms, with pyt
path. one with twin beds: near bus: gen
tlemen or empl. couple. CHI. 9571 I2s
ARLINGTON, vA.-Large, spacious room
isln 1sIa, beds se wasE,he!m%ox asM Hems GH c I5as
Large double bedroom, no housekeeu-
ins. oil heat: bus service. =. c. 1855.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
MaYyIond and virainio (Cont. J

ARLINGTON, va, SIC 8. dlebe I'd. on
plyfts slsd osIssa eR99,'d sssS settled lady de-
quiet. pvt. home, oil heat; GOOD s bis
nnbsox Hse s4s.aRdEa s4 2anston ssss
e,iHa!s e. Sat- n a3t.Pp Pryats trsnsp
90 s istS iSIs ST. s., Arlington. va.-a nice
Navy sasss u 0fin BLOCK qeas &c BUS pentss0n
Psn; RIaa: eSny snG .sransp;; pepssson and Navy
sT sna AsrDss! s4s No other sHs:ts }s
SS0S TiLDEN RID. Decatur Heights. Nd
issass s.ssss IVA Wa asSa ISHn for people, good
ALEXANDRIA - Nicely furnished, large
f9Ims t%n bsSs sSn beds private bath S1b VIZ
aETnsoya ATI.; W. AK Al;SasdrIa s14s pr re. sa4I
ssas e bus to Navy and Pentason $40. UGH cH
SILVER SPRING, MD.-Larse room pri-
corner corr Daa sH sa9 s474 closets two buses at
HYATTsviILE room for gentle
Tss, 9Iss p Ssns!1s w. ss%s, $50 month Ss0'
san private and bath, unim; phone; Z min. Penta-
ssG6 ssIy I a sH NsSs aS$a 0iasS'' | Dix bus men
rspaae pepm ior gentleman; use of telephone and
ARfiNcfoNMOwamrom; fffS; fS Oeg mo; single or suit. Of
Eooms osaasd Pvt po entrance sempyt bath
Tve so Navy w and dPentagon business or
ARLINGTON, VA, sI6 18th so.-couple
oi, 20 share hare comfortable bungalow with widow;
hfs SIT LORD "a ra9iss a24sw Inn rsrt:x
Va-Beautifully furn rooms single ar
sr suite; ,o all private shower tiled baths weekly
way way Lse highway, Route I'll; ii"F Fairfax .irf
tVa.,: Trailway bus passes door; accessible
aRLfNGT9S a LrfStafSS B1ds w. Phone Falriax s$S
between ,srV Pershing DIR. and Wilson blvd.
large tads front bedroom, unlm. phone; gem
ARLINGTON. AIaL 1le2 So. Thomas st.. Apt, 81
venient veohs oeSroom n apt: of two adults Con
decorated doors dfopnf rom transp roSm' nenIy onIy
AeReilfS; ARIfSfTTTnnsd TTnnsd person @ need apply CHI 440S
inner-spring mattresses, desks I,v pvt '.Is. en.
trance trance and bath; 10 min. to Pentaeon
rnasi rWalkins s,o distance Arlington Hall; , bus
don, DON SH ~ taen esSn Men only. 600 N. Abing-
ssls \. fillmore ST.. Arlington. Va
SINGLE srisis e. or double room. Oxford oSs1
North TAKoMA pARK-one-tare trspsp
Dew home next bath, cont. hot water
sfsHeRfIe sEVGRIY Hrfhsm Phsne ST. sra6l 1890 loo
hath Co., hS~i h st-Hoor room with pvt.
Ga,i,, Sa,m conV. ous, Pentagon and Washington
nanLiNGTON-Large, bright, warm, conf
rnnx lIrm; ,ran master bedroom. semiprivate bath.
S3ngr sWI p transp Gentleman pref. CHI 7322
RHLivs'e Havs entrance; eonv. Airport, Pentagon,
BRADLEY HILLS COUNTRY CLUB. re-
str,eted, single room with private bath for
gentleman only. $40 month. Maid service.
Ii1, linen and golf course privileges are in
cluded. Excellent traIlsp Also large
double room with private bath, twin beds
fireplace and exposures S65. Phone
WI, 1910
Mr.. PENTAGON, FIT MYFR ARI HALL
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ROOMS FuRN.-Nsrthwsss tcsns.) .

DUPONT CRCLE, 1907 10th 1t. nv
Attractive studio. private porch. open hre-
Hsss 41se bfcAftR bfaslf hRms sr. Nw-N.vly deco
rated rat nicely dTrn uni phone near
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-Beautifully fur
nished. with private bath, twin beds. tray
breakfast. to room, use of living room, un-
limited phone attractive surroundings. in
private home; no other -oomers; $6b
ssfs Sr'n HohMEAS Snas S' FL. Nv NV block rvoli
Theater---Nicely furn. room for 2 ladies;
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1888 goth st. NV
One triple, one single: ladies or men; also
TrAKOMA PIX. D. C., 7ao1 Blair I'd
room in private gentle home; new brick
mouse; house Imnrationed m gas heat; uni. phone;
sSp,sss ss1s s,sS bus sr Re 4 W %esq
front, room. twin beds. well heated. semi
PVT; bath, walking distance of depts.
?1?O ST. NV. the Charlotte, Apt g
Large; comfortable front studio rm., rea-
asS ss r. for NC 9on 4ee Service.
man in gentle home; attractive room with
6as, 66aasS, 20 min. downtown; SO per wk. RA.
sH5 M ST; M.w.-Front room, twin beds.
1851 LAMONT ST N.w.-sinsie, cozy.
bright, next bath, End floor. large double,
prlght and warm, twin beds: one young
men to share nice basement rm. with an
9ln. 9Iner. twin beds; private entrance. Adams
:s0i I4th ST. NV, Apt. 5e-Twin room.
or =; plenty heat, hot water; conV
sNrsnsp, NsnS vi UNLIMITED INIT phone.
NEAh WALTER REED-Large, attractive
room. with fireplace. large closet, in private
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

zoos PENNA. AVE. S.E.-Newly decorated
small studio; one employed adult: sink,
Ink. S2a monthly
SILVER SPRING-Attractive home. de-
tached. 3 bedrooms, . porches. oil heat.
garaee Miss Thompson. WI 543s after
SEDGEWICK APTs.-wiu rent turnishod
or UNFINISHED one room in threeronrn
apt 10 responsible girls pU 3IS0 So3
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Mr.; PENTAGoN, FIT MYER ARL. HALL,
restaurant and Bus Block Away
Cozy Room and Definitely Not Small,
Prone Chestnut T294 and You'll Stay.
WILL SHARE MY HOME
With employed woman: conv. TO Pentason
and Navy, l blk. from bus lines. CH.
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ROOMS FURk 9 ukFURN.
Sl4 Sth ST. N.E.-One front room, newly
decorated windows
1926 18th NV, Apt 1O5-Larse room for
lady. furn. or unfurn, Tel. DI 1853.
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APARTMENTs FURNIsnep

WANTED ROOM with board in privat,
home; Takoma Park or Silver Spring area
Tor elderly lady. Box 1S0-L. Star. l4s
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230l CALVERT ST. NV.
Government girls, If you are tired of
lark hall bedroom; see our, lovely 4-story
rms. adj baths. rec. rn,, laundry dry facil.: rn
only S25 each. NO. 9702 15s
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ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Private rm. in bachelors modern apt
suitable for refined young man. MI S1Sl
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War Fund
Continued From First Page \

women are expected to attend, top
ping by $50 the attendance at the
rally of mems clubs held last Satur-
day.
Comdr. McAfee will preside over
the luncheon and introduce Mr..
Iippmann and Coleman Jennings,
campaign chairman. The Washing
ton Boys Club Band will play.
Meanwhile, the Government and
Advance Gifts Divisions also are
hurrying to finish collecting their
quotas. The Government Division
has collected 10 per cent of its
100000 quota.
The Advance Gifts Unit, sched-
uled to collect S55O,OO0, has raised
20 per cent. These workers began
two weeks before the Business and
Finance and Government Divisions.
Employees of the Government
Printing Office, Federal Security
Agency. Alien Property Custodian
and Federal Deposit Insurance
Corp, all were planning rallies to-
day at their offices.
Speakers at several Government
Printing Office rallies held last night
were Coleman Jennings. chairman
of the campaign, and Claude M.
Baker, president of the Inter-
national typographical Union. The
two speakers moved from room to
room in the composing division of
GPO to urge printers on the night
shift to support the campaign.
Will Speak Today.
Mr.. Jennings and Mr.. Baker were
scheduled to tour the composing
room division again today to ad-
dress the day shift.
Money is plentiful" Mr.. Baker
Evening star., 1943-10-15

said last night. The needs of mil
lions of people are real. Now is the
time to give-to express in practical
deeds the feeling of brotherhood we
profess"
Never before in the history of
this community" Mr.. Jennings de-
clared, has there been such a
unity of purpose as is seen and felt
IN this effort to supply the fund for
the absolutely essential activities
OF the 145 agencies which are in
cluded in this one appeal"
Praises Labor Support.
He added that organized labor
has without exception indorsed
the appeal. Individual members of
labor unions, he said, are respond
Ing generously and consistently.
Both speakers came at the invita-
tion of the plants soliciting COM
mittee. headed by j. E. Slough and
John r. Evans of Columbia Typo
graphical Union l0l. Mr.. Jennings
told them that Jesse B. Manbeck.
president of the Washington typo
graphical union, recently has been
nominated to the board OF trustees
of the Community Chest, included
In the Community War Fund. This
demonstrated, he said, the conf
dence felt by fund leaders in the
sincere and vigorous support of the
unions
Evening star., 1943-10-15
hospital, and I have seen a great
Df <I,cS>,

hospital, and I have seen great
many of them"
There are buildings at Gallinger
which should be torn down and re-
placed by modern structures, she
pointed out, but that is nothing for
which officials or physicians of the
District government can be blamed
New Study Urged.
1t is sad thing, she said, to assail
the professional reputation of ply
sicians who have given their best
years to public institutions.
Mrs. Bolton told the House: II
would like very much to recommend
more thorough study of the sit
uation."
She also said: Il would like to
suggest to the House that before
we dispose of men who have repu-
tatlon throughout the country as
being among the first in their pro-
fession, we take some responsibility
because we have not given the Dis
trlct adequate funds"
Chairman McCarran of the Sem
ate District Committee hoped to
call the committee together at an
early date. perhaps next week, to
consider the report of the subcom-
mlttee headed by Senator Holman,
Republican, of oregon.
The report assailed the admin
istration of Gallinger for asserted
neglect, insanitary conditions and
petty pilfering, and laid responsible
ity on Commissioner Mason and DR..
Rutland for alleged failure to super
wise the institution.
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| |SoIdiersHike
| 200 Miles to
Donate Blood

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Oct. 15.-Six soldier:
chosen from more than 200 volun-
teers hitch-hiked from the Army
Air Base at Waycross, Ga, to At
lanta, a distance of approximately
200 miles, yesterday to donate blood
to the Red Cross.
Capt. Sherlock Evans, a Red Gross
field director, led the pilgrimage
With him were Corpl. George Her
man of Boston, Corpl. Louis Mason
of Providence, R. l.; Corpl Harold
Hogan of Lynn, Mass, and Corpl
Harry Newmiller and Corpl. William
Gillon Of Philadelphia.
Today they were thumbing a ride
back to their base.
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Hoffman Assai|s Navy
For Production Lag
Al Brewster Plant
pv ths Associated pres.

By the Associated Press.
A House investigating committee
heard yesterday that production of
bombers and fighters by the Brew
ster Aeronautical Corp. is due for
improvement, while in a floor speech
Representative Hoffman, Republi-
can, of Michigan demanded drastic
action against whoever was respon-
sible for conditions at Brewster's
townsville (Pa.) plant.
Pear Admiral S. M. Kraus, gen.
eral inspector for naval aircraft for
the Eastern district, and Comdrs.
A. E. Dupuy and w. C. Wetherill,
naval inspectors, told Naval
Affairs Subcommittee that better
control of available materials and
a new management-union contract,
described as being virtually agreed
to, can be expected to boost output.
Mr.. Hoffman said in his speech
that James Forrestal, Undersecre-
tary of the Navy, and Ralph A.
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Russia S Acceptance
OF Italians Clarifies
Allied Relations
BY the Associated Press.

=
MOSCOW, Oct 15.-One of the
main causes of irritation between
Russia, the United States and Bri-
tain appeared to have been removed
today with Moscow's acceptance of
Marshal Badoglio's Italian govern
ment.
Coming on the eve of the tri-
power conference in Moscow, the
joint declaration Of the three ma
tions accepting Italy as CO.
belligerent, recognizing the royal
Italian government and accepting
its cooperation against Germany
was greeted as a welcome clarifica-
ton of inter- Allied relations.
Detailed Soviet comment was not
Immediately forthcoming, but pub
liCation of the declaration in the
official press indicated the Russian
government was satisfied that the
Italian government would honor its
pledge to submit to the will of the
people after the war.
Heretofore the Moscow press had
not concealed its dislike for such
figures as Badoglio and Admiral
Darlan and had criticized the Allied
Military Government of Occupied
Territory and the policy of main
tanning former opponents in power
there.
Agreement now seems to have
been reached between the Russians
and other United Nations regarding
postwar political operation of re-
conquered territories.
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Admiral lie Breton Named
5th District Commandant
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 15.-Rear
Admiral David LIE Breton has been
detached from duty in the Navy De-
partment and assigned to duty as
commandant of the 5th Naval Dis
trict to succeed Rear Admiral Fair
fax Leary. Admiral lie Breton will
relieve Admiral Leary October 30.
The 5th Naval District announced
the shift in commands yesterday.
1t was announced that Admiral
Leary had been nominated for pro-
motion to rank of vice admiral and
ordered to duty as commander of
the Eastern Sea Frontier with head
quarters at New York, succeeding
Vice Admiral hdolphus Andrews,
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Russia
Continued From First Page }

Army tank corps have forced a new
breach in the German lines above
embattled Kiev and have smashed
three Nazi divisions on the west
bank of the Dnieper in fighting or
both flanks of the Ukrainian capital
moscow dispatches said the
outer defenses of Kiev were fall
ing before the Russians.
Russian troops have cut be-
hind the Germans defending the
city and the Red Army has es-
tablished its headquarters on the
west side of the Drieper, it was
reportedD
Gomel, another German defense
base on the edge of lower White
Russia, also faced imminent capture
by Soviet forces. Red Army spear
heads were closing in on the Sozh
River stronghold from the north and
south. Nazi lncendiary squads were
said to be methodically destroying
installations in both Kiev and Gomel
by fire and dynamite.
mounting toll of German dead
was increased by nearly 10000 In
Yesterdays major engagements, the
Russians said. They declared the
Nazis lost 5000 men in the bristline
battle of Zaporozhe and another
5000 in the inferno surrounding
Kiev.
At least 1000 Nazi bodies were
counted in hand-to-hand fighting il
the streets of Melitopol while at the
gates of Gomel 1900 had fallen to
the Soviet vanguards. In addition
81 German tanks and los guns were
destroyed on all sectors, while the
quantity Of abandoned war equip
ment gathered in by the Russians
rose to tremendous proportions, the
Soviet bulletin said.
Capture of Zaporozhe was saluted
by Premier Stain in another special
order of the day. Twenty artillery
salvoes from 224 guns doomed out
the news of the victory to Moscow's
Jubllant population.
Evening star., 1943-10-15
House Member Urge.
Care in DEMANDING
GdNinger Dismissa|s

Representative Frances P. Bolton
Republican, of Ohio, long closely
connected with hospital and medical
activities, said today she felt Con-
gress should be slow in recommend
ing dismissal of physicians because
of alleged conditions at Gallinger
Hospital, but should consider the
refusal of Congress to appropriate
sufficient funds to maintain the
municipal institution.
Representative Bolton was COM
menting on the report of Senate
District Subcommittee recommend
ing the dismissal of Commissioner
Guy Mason. Health Officer George
G. Rutland, DR.. Edgar A. Bocock
superintendent of Gallinger; DR.
Joseph l.. Gilbert. chief psychiatrist
at the hospital and DR.. Charles P.
Cake, head of the tuberculosis divi-
sion. She referred to the matter
briefly on the floor of the House yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Bolton, who has been ac-
tive in hospital work in Cleveland
and elsewhere and is an honorary
member of the National Public
Health Nursing Board, pointed out
that there were difficulties in ad-
minlstration of all city hospitals.
Rutland Defended.
II am disturbed" she said. that
a man like DR.. Rutland, who has
reputation as a health officer,
should be held responsible for situ-
alton which may not have been his
fault at all. My feeling is that
he never was given adequate funds
to carry on his activities here"
Mrs. Bolton added: Il realize
things have happened at Gallinger
which should not have happened.
But that is true Of every municipal
Evening star., 1943-10-15
War Fund Events

Events today and tomorrow
in connection with the Com
munity War Fund are the fol-
lowing:
Today.
2 pm, Government Printing
Office; rallies in composing
division.
3 pm, Federal Security Agen-
cy; employees pledge support
of drive.
8 pm, Fairfax County workers
organize at home of Charles
Hamel, Mclean, Va.
Tomorrow.
l pm. Mayfower Hotel: 1t.
Comdr, Mildred McAfee of
the WAVES presides over
meeting Of club women and
civic leaders. Walter Lipp-
man speaks.
Evening star., 1943-10-15
McGrunery Confirmed

Representative McGranery. DEM
ocrat, Of Pennsylvania was con-
f1rmed by the Senate yesterday as
assistant to the Attorney General,
succeeding James Rowe, jr, who re-
signed
Evening star., 1943-10-15
Virginia Asks for Bids
On Stute Road Mops

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. l5.-Bids
on 100000 new road maps for the
State Highway Department have
been called by the State Division of
Purchase and Printing.
The department first all-new
maps IN several years will be in five
colors and feature number of pho
tographs of Virginia's historical and
tourist attractions. They should be
ready for distribution to motorists
early in 1914, it was stated.
Evening star., 1943-10-15
Col. William Wallace
Awarded Purple Heart

By the Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO. Calf, Oct. l5.-Col.
William j. Wallace Of Church Hill,
Nd, commanding officer of Marine
Fleet Air, West Coast. has been
awarded the Purple Heart Medal for
wounds received on Guadalcanal.
Marine Corps officials announced
today.
Col. Wallace was wounded during
a japanese bombardment October
l3, 1912. At that time he was chief
OF staff to Maj. Gen. Roy S. Gieger
The officer recently succeeded
Brig. Gen. Lewis G. Merritt as head
OF marine aviation on the West
Coast.