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The beating was allegedly sd-
ministered when the girl, Doris
Wylie, an orphan. argued with
Liddell, Dearborn policewomar
Mrs. Rose McCann said.
Although threa ened with
further violence, Mrs. Mccain
said, the girl agreed to lodge a
complaint when a woman roomer
in the house. Mrs: Celia Sullivan,
agreed TO accompany her to the
police station.
DEFENDANT STANDS MUTE
Liddell, As, of 1243 Home place,
who breaches in his spare time.
was arrested on a charge of as
sault and battery and arraigned
before Judge Bedding. He stood
mute. A plea of not guilty was
entered and he was released on
personal bond to await trial
July 26.
The girl told police she was
flogged with double leather
strap and exhibited black and
blue marks on the thighs, back
and chest. She is being housed
in the Juvenile Detention Home
pending the hearing.
DESERTED BY FATHER
She told Mrs. Mccain her
mother had died when she was
8 years old and that her father
had disappearedshortly afterward.
She was cared for by an aunt,
she said, and later sent TO the
Children's Aid Society. Two years
ago, she told the policewoman,
she was given as a ward to Lid
dell.
Liddell has constantly strapped
her during her residence with
him. she told Mrs. Mccain. Since
January, when he forced her to
leave Dearborn High School and
go to work, the beatings have be-
come more severe, she said.
All the money earned from her
job at the Fort-Dearborn Metal
Products Co. have been turned
over to Liddel1, she said.
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VIII the war.
FIRST STEP IN PEACE BID
The move was regarded As the
first step toward an ultimate
japanese attempt 10 win nego-
tiated peace though no immedi-
ate peace bid was anticipated.
Sources familiar with the Japa-
nese political situation suggested
the new cabinet would attempt 10
intensity the japanese war effort,
then give way 10 another govern
ment within the next few months
aS American successes IN the Pa
elfic mount
Only when A wholly civilian
government comes into power
these sources believed. Will Japan
make a real effort to withdraw
from the war.
Domei broadcssts SAID that
Koiso, governor-general of Japa-
nese-occupied Korea and Yonai
premier from January 10 July,
1910, had been ordered by Hiro-
Into at an audience in the i'm
perial palace Al $40 p m. Japa-
nose time, today 10 form the
succeeding cabinet IN cO-opera-
ton"
They received the honor with
great trepidation and departed
from the imperial presence"
Domei said
DEVELOPMENTS HINTED
Another Domei dispatch said
that important news" was eN-
pected later tonight, but did not
indicate its nature.
The Domei dispatches indicated
that Japan for the first time IN
history may have two premiers
in the country's admittedly Grav-
est hour.
If so, this would indicate that
Hirohito had decided 10 force The
army and the navy 10 share equal
responsibility for the defense of
the homeland against American
mir. sea and ground forces gradu-
ally tightening stranglehold on
Japan's home islands.
Yonai, long prepayment of
friendly Japanese-America and
Japanese British relations, was
forced from the premiership in
July. 1910. by Japans extremist
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Sorenson said. ''Then. one Of
them threw q grenade Into our
shell hole"
The leathernecks had no time
to crawl out, so Sorenson threw
himself on the grenade.
There was nothing else %
do" he said modestly.
The blast lifted him. Jagged
metal tore into his thighs and
hips. His companions were saved.
Miraculously. Sorenson lived.
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DEMAND PUBLICATION

Existence Of the letter was chal-
lenged by Wallaces supporters
Senator Guffey of Pennsylvania
and Senator Pepper of Florida
demanded that Democratic Ma
tional Chairman flanagan make
It public.
Senator Samuel d. jackson OF
Indiana, permanent chairman of
the convention. today told the
delegate that America could not
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secretary OF War Henry L. StimsOn showing figh
and Gen Dwight Eisenhower, their faces press confer
Pastor
Beat Girl. l6

Charged with whipping 16-yearold girl ward in his
home, Roy Liddel, Dearborn factory worker parm
minister today awaited trial before Judge Roy Bedng
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THE MICHIGAN BANK
For F. II. A. Loans Call CA 5312
ADV.
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New Wallace
Surge Hits
Convention
BY WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON


CHICAGO, July 20 (INS)
The Democratic convention
entered its second session
today with President Roose-
velt's tactics assailed by re-
bellious southerners, and Vice
President Wallace out in front
in the race for second place
on the ticket.
Following his certain renomina-
ton today. President Roosevelt
will accept in a radio address
tonight
The Presidents convention man
ayers forecast nomination of
Senator Truman OF Missouri as
Roosevelt's running mate, but an
ms poll showed Wallace had 5l3
first ballot votes, with 5S7 neces-
sary for nomination Truman ran
far behind with only 32Si2 pledged
first ballot votes. Senator Barley
of Kentucky was third with 81
pledged votes.
BARKLEY HAS CHANCE
A possibility remained that
Wallace and Truman would beat
each other into defeat with Sen
ator Barley capturing the prize
Roosevelt's managers, already
hloodied by the defeat of their
first choice, War Mobilization Di-
rector Byrnes. hoped to swing
Truman's nomination by publica-
ton Of Roosevelt letter accept
ing Truman as his running mate.
Its publication NAV offset the
earlier Roosevelt letter, in which
the President said:
II personally would vote for
Wallace's denomination II I
were a delegate to the cOnven-
ton"
In his purported second letter.
the President was quoted as say
ing that he W. Id be pleased to
have Truman run with him.
But the President went a little
further. it was said. and added
that, as second choice. he would
accept Supreme Court Justice
Douglas as his running mate.
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Patton Army
|nNornndndy,
Germans Say

LONDON, July 20 (UP)-
The German Transocean news
agency said today that an
army under 1t. Gen. George
S. Patton has gone into ac-
ton in Normandy.
THE army consists of
Americans and Canadians"
the agency said. among
them are the reinforced
Canadian divisions which
made the unsuccessful at
tempt at Dieppe." Gen.
Patton is a tank expert.
SUPREME HQ, ALLIED
EVOLUTIONARY FORCE,
July 20 (INS) - Armored
forces of the British Second
Army, battering stiffened Ger
man resistance along the
highroads to Paris, occupied
additional towns on the Caen
plain today.
A battle is raging at Troarn,
seven miles east of Caen, and
headquarters of Gen. Eisenhower
said that the British had reached
the railway half a mile from Tro-
arm.
O'CONNOR LEADS TANKS
british tanks spearheading
the Caen break-through were
revealed to be under the COM
mand Of 1t. Gen. Sir Richard
Rory OConnor, who was cap
tured in Libya in 194l and es-
capped two years later to resume
his military career, United Press
reported.
(O'Connor commanded force
in the western desert under
Gen. Wavell. He was captured
near Derna along with Gen.
Philip Neame. Last January it
was disclosed that an air
marshal and two generals had
escaped. Now they are identi.
fed as O'Connor, Neame and
Air Marshal Owen T. Boyd
GERMANS DRIVEN OUT
Forces of 1t. Gen. Miles c.
Dempsey's Second Army advanced
to drive the Germans from Cor
nelleS and Ifs where British arm
Dred forces battled German tanks.
Headquarters reported a syste-
matte advance between Granville
and the st. German sector, the
British capturing L'Andelle.
Below the base of the Cher
bourg Peninsula. Yanks took La
Varge and Thiebots LANCE.
Southwest of Troarn British
armored spearheads smashed for
ward in the direction of Vimont.
occupying Touffreville, Demou-
vile and Giberville.
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DIR. J. O. TooLE. DENTIST, lie
w. Lafayette at Mich. Opp. City
Hall. Hours: SO. Tel CA $3.50.
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Continued on Page 2. Col. 81
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The sun will set al q.O2 . m today
and rise tomorrow AZ SIS a m
The moon will set al 81 p. m today
and rise tomorrow al 727 m
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Continued on Page ,, Col. 81
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-24

V cetrti termin. Delegacija je ploskala in orila navdusenja vc
rninut.
Ko Sc je unirila, il je dejal: "Sanno ploskanje in navdusenje
ne zadostuje. Ampak "a njegovo ponovno izvolitev DO treba trdega
della. Morai bono zavihatis rokave in agitrati zanj v vsakem pre-
cinktu pc dezeli Med volilce morano z vzgojo - in potem, Sc
,veda, rezultat DO nasa zmaga.'
Kapitalisticni tisk ga je szeo kritiziral, ker sill unije in milne
cIane $ takini govori tako naravnost V politiko. Ampak ne cato,
ker je sedaj "a Rooseveta, pac pa, ker je S tenn ustyaril "a kapta-
IHsticni stranki nevarnost, da DO rnorda v kakih bodocih voli1nih
boJih to delavstvo povabljeno agitirati in sejati politicno vzgojo
v prid SVOJH kandidatov ma IiSti SVOJE stranke.
TIE nevarnosti v letosnji Rampant sicer nj. Socalsticna
stranka, XII nastopi " tenn volilnen boju S svojifni kandidat, ina
v uniah re dolgo pfav nalo zaslombe.
Toda pc vojni Sc kaj lahko prineri, da DO organizirano delav-
stvo irneo v kongresu in senatu zelo malo prijateljev, bodisi med
demokrati ali repubikanci. Tedaj mu ne DO preostajaIo drugega,
ako DO pametno, kot nadomestih, kr je izgubilo, S svojo poIticnoc
akcijo in z bojem "a socialisticni program.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-24
SLOVENSKA ZADRUGA
v WAUKEGANU ZELO
~NAPREDOVALA

S. j. Mesec je nam postal po-
rocilo O financial, o poslovanju
in 0 predlogih "a nadaljne IL
boljSave slovenske zadruge v
Waukeganu-No. Chicagu, XII Sc
furadno imenuje Waukegan-No.
Chicago Cooperative Associa-
ton, Inc. -
Ia kooperativa nash rojakov
posluje pc zadruznih principih
in vodijo jo zadruzniki.
Kot VISA taxa podvzetja, XII SO
posest vseh CLANCY, takossostudi
ma sejah tie zadruge skozi VISA
leta cd kar obstoji padle re mno-
ge pikre besede, a omagala nj
niti v gospodarskih krizah, ce-
pray SO il prizadevale veliko te-
zav.
Letno porocilo, z raznimi po-
iasnili, XII ga je nam postal j.
Mesec, je zelo informativno in
sestavljeno tako, da je o stvareh
XII jih pojasnuje porocilo, treba
ma sejah lie malo tolmaciti.
Vrednost ali imovina zadruge
"assets'') je znaSala koncem lam
skega leta $57,897.8 8. Cd tega Sc
ie odStelo "a razne obveznosti
$2,811.29, tako da je znasala
scista imovina zadruznikov ~ to
je, njihove kooperative - $685.
O86.59.
Gotovine je imela OBJ koncu
leta $8,413,89, v vladimir bondih
$1,000, v blagu $13,399.36, po-
sestva in opreme, XII Sc MISC bila
v rabi pod oznacbo "obratovalni
stroSki'', pa SO cenjena ma $19,-
724.30. Obveznosti odjemalcev
"a kupljeno blago SO ~znasale 81
310.56, in cd tie vsote ie i%ztirlji-
vega mad $4,000. Ostale postav-
Ike Sc nanasajo ma razne druge
vrednote.
Vplacila delniearjev ma delhi
&c znasaio 500, 10000.
IL prebitka, XII gre odjemal-
Gem proporGno kolikor kupiio
ma leto, Sc razdeli letos ali Sc ie
ze razdelilo cd predlanskega ne
placanega zheska $3,106.08, in
del lanskega v vsoti $4,23O.57.
Lanski prebitek (ali prihra-
mex pc zadruzno) je znasal $14,-
299.55, il katerega je odbor
predlagal letos izplacati pref
omenjeni znesek nekai mad 81
900, ostalih $4,000 pa je bio
Ivpisanih ma podlagi priporocila
.odbora v Revolving Fund (v
rezervni sklad odjemalcev).
Priporocljivo bi bilo, &c bi Ii
.sti, XII upravljajo naSe konzum-
ne zadruge, hranilna in posoiil-
ma drustva, v Proletarcu opisali
stanje teh ustanov, podatke o
prometu, in o uspehih ter more
bitnih hibah ter kako Jill odpra-
viii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-24
zviSoIo place

Konvencija unije Amalgama-
ted Clothing Workers ie zvisala
place predsedniku Hillmanu z
So, 900 ma SIS, 900 ma leto, in
tajniku-blagajniku Potofskyju S
$500 ma $4,000.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-24
.Nekaj Q tenn
In

Chicago, Ill. - Fred par tedni
sem poslusaI v radiu Dorothy
Thompson. Men precinct je bill,
kako izobraziti nemski nacijski
Anarod demokratieno ljudstvo.
Men govor je bill zanimiv. Kar
Sc tiee nemskih vojnih ujetni-
kov Y ameriskih taboriscih, jim
avtoriteta ne nudi knjig, katere
zagovarjajo demokraticna mace
Ia. A v svojih sotorih pa smejo
citati nemske knjige, kakrsne ST.
rio nacijsko propaganda.
Ali Sc merodajna ameriska OBJ
last. ne zaveda, da ko bo vojne
konec, DO mofala tie n~acifasfste
poslati nazaj v Nemcijo?
Ako Sc bodo zdruzeni narodi
Iposluzevali pc zrnagf mad Mem
Eeijo. enakih metod tudi napram
nenlskemu narodu, bo to dokaz,
da Jim svetovna demokracija nj
bila: eilj in da Sc MISC borili "a
MO, temvec Ia start, umirajoci
ekonomski sistem. Dorothy, ko-
mentarja ne potrebujes," sem 81
miSliI.
LAM sem napisal kitico in ce-
stital Proletarcu ter njegovemu
uredniku, ker cd kar izhaja, nj
prejel Sc nobenih komplimentov
v slovehskih klerikalnih listih.
Zakaj je bila tista kitica obso-
jena v urednikov kos, mi Sc da-
mes nj znano.
Top. u. = Ker bi Sc 10 lahko
smatralo "a spikanje proti neko-
mu, S katerim nismo hoteli pre-
pira V Proletarcu.(
4
Associated Press re v Stock
holmu izvedela, da je papez ma
jel (ali morda kupil) 81 ladij "a
dovoz ziveza liz Genove v Rim.
Ali nj to zelo zanimivo? Scaso-
ma DO postal Vatikan morda Sc
pomorska sila in lahko Sc pri-
meri, ola DO kontroliral tudi or
racje. &c Sc slednje zgodi, kako
vraga bono potem mi mogli pri-
ii v nebesa.
X
VISA p~olitiena propaganda in
njeni govorniki ne pomenijo
drugega kot G.), ali so govorniki
osli, ~ ali pa masa, XII jih po-
sluSa.
X
Neki ''mladi MOI, XII je me-
davno zavodu "a .Starce v
Brooklynu obhajal svoj 98-roj-
stni dan, je postal napram MIA
dim streznicam tako usiljiv, da
so ga odslovili. Mogoce ie pa on
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-24

ljevanju neke porocene zene.
Ako danes ne daruje SIS, ga bonn
prihodnjo nedeljo osebno ime-
inoval.
Pc koncanih cerkvenih obre-
din SO dobili v kolektorjevi ko-
sari poleg drobiza petnajst peta-
kov in nekdo pa je pripel ma diva
dolarja notice, ola DO dial ostale
tri dolarje naslednjo nedeljo.
John Chamazar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-24

Kako je . vaSim znancem, sose-
dom, prijateIjem? Ste mu kdaj pri-
porocilf, da maj 81 naroei ProIetar-
ca? PosAusite, morda ga pridobitel
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-24

Sc kaj nash rojakov, ali vsled
mojega odhoda " Oaxaca nj bio
vec casa. cato smo vse to odlo-
zili Ia bodocnost. ObiskaI sem pa
ITeodora MaSicca, XII je Srb pc ro-
III pc pok1icu krznar. Masie
kateri il tudf navdusen partizan
in dober clan jugoslovanskega
kluba, ina zelo lepo krznarsko
lobrt v Gale Lopez, v najlepsem
srediScu mesta. Tudi on je dosel
Y Mehiko po svetovni vojni, kier
je zeIo zadovoljen. Povabil mas
lie ma dom in mas prav pc sodru-
mo postfegel. Cd mega sem IL
vedeI precej 0 moi obrti, ker
sem bill pac zelo radoveden 0
njegovih izkuSnjah v nasem krz-
narskem poklicu.
v eni prihodnjih stevilk BON
omeni1 tudi DIR. Teodoria Todor-
ia, bivsega boritelja ' Spanish
aeivilni vojni, kateri je danes 60
nina Sila y Jugoeslavia Iibre.
Mole kraljestvo nj cd tega
TIE besede, katere je izgovoril
Krist, in katere so zapisane v
Hsvetem pismu, so mi prisIe ma
misel, ko sem cital zgodbe o dol
Egi odiseji zupnika Orlemanske-
ga, o njegoven romanju ter POI
Esledicah tega romanja, o katerih
Ese DO menda Sc precei pisalo.
Namen zupnika Orlemanskega
je Bill dober, ali nj bill vsec poll
skim reakcionarjem, kateri ina
10 tn v Ameriki precejsnjo bese-
do. Sc posebno pa nj bila niego-
va pot vSee predstojnikom kato-
liske cerkve, kar je pokazala ka-
zen, katero mu je nalozil skof
Tonaz O'Leary. Orlemanslki ie
sreeen, da Sc je to zgodilo v Zed.
drzavah. &c bi bio to kakSnih
sto let nazaj kje v Evropi, hi po-
menilo kaj hujSega. Kaksnih
sest let nazaj je dial Franco v
Spaniji precej katoliSkih duhov-
nikov Kataloncev in Baskov po-
streliti cato, ker so slucajno We
Irovafi, da je Nth prostor med re-
publikanci. Da, kadar Sc gre "a
real estate, "a posvetno boga-
stvo, Sc bori cerkev do zadniega.
rKdor ne veruje, maj precita Ego
dovino prve francoske revoluci-
je in vzroke, XII SO 10 povzrocili.
Ali pa zgodovfno Spanije in Ju-
zne Anerike. Mi vemo, zakai Sc
poljsks, reakeija in MEN klerik-
lizem bori S tako vztrajnostio,
da ostane tako kot ie bilo. Kakor
v spariji, ina cerkev tudi tam
ogromila bogastva. cato nj Gu
dino, ce Sc pater Ambrozic bori
proti ideji partizanstva, kar po-
meni proti oblasti liudstva. Me
gova rtaloga kot dobrega sina
eerkve, katera mu predpisuje
njegovo delo, je da Sc bori "a to
kar je bio, Il moe in oblast GER
kve. Ali clovek Sc vprasa: Kako
ie mog'5ce pojasniti rev. Cough
lima in njegov fasizem, ter Spell
manov poset in razgovor S Fran
ciscom Francom?
Ruski reIif
John Tancek il Girarda, O.,
je postal $3.50, katere je daroval
Anton Pislar il Nutwooda, Ohio.
Obema iskrena hvala.
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tpotomec Rama ", kralja Chula-
Ilongkorna IL Siama?
Ko je leta 1910 umrl, je incl
5000 zen in $40 otrok-134 81
nov in 236 heera.
4
AmeriSka vlada je do danes.
lizdala Americanom re mad diva
Emilijona patentov. To je res ma
Ipredek. CIovek Sc bi kar ga lase
prijel, ko to eta, ampak ma Ia
lost las nj vec. Da bi lasje ma
pleSi spet zaceli rasti - takega
patenta pa vlada Sc nj izdalai,
ker pac Sc nj take iznajdbe. To
rel kdor Sc peca z iznajdbami in
zeli postati milijonar cez noe, tn
je priloznost. Nj treba drugega
kot iznajti zavbo, S katero Sc bi
pomazal pc plesi, pa bi zrasli
lasje.
Nj pa treba storiti tako kot
pred okrog 40 lett neki rojak v
Clevelandu, XII Je prodajal tako
zavbo "a plesce in joe oglasal v
slovenskih listih. V oglasu je
incl tudi sliko moza bujnih las.
&c pa bi dotienik Y oglasih rabbi
svojo sliko, Sc bi mu nihce ne
ujel, ker bill je plesast - dokaz.
da je tista zavba pomagala ME
govemu zepu, ne pa njegovim
lasem. In pomagala je tistim ca
sopisom, XII SC jemali oglase Cd
takih mazaeev.
II
V tel vojni je ameriska indu-
strija S tehnicnimi izpopolnitva-
mi in novimi iznajdbami ogro-
mno napredovala. Medicinska.
veda S svojimi iznajdbami ne "a
ostaja "a MO. Toda ali nj zalost-
no, ker mora biti yes ia napre-
dek tako drago placan? Upam.
da pride cas-, ko DO tehnicna in
medicinska znanost lahko cd
pravila vse bolecine brez preli-
vanja krvi in tocenja sofia.
Brazilska vlada je prejela
aplikacijo "a patentiranje zele-
nih oeal "a krave. Doticni iznaj-
ditelj meni - mogoce zares ali
pa ker 81 je privoscil salo, da DO
ia iznajdba zivinorejcem v We
like korist. Kadar Sc v suSi trava
posusi, Sc bodo krave z zelenimi
oeali premotile in 10 jedle ma
pref, ker Sc Jim DO videla skozi
naocnike Sc vedno zelena. RADIO
veden sem, kaksna ocala bl dan
danes mi potrebovali?
X
Ma juzni strani Chicago Sc je
v cerkvi neke imovite fare zup-
mix razhudil, ker je nekdo, XII bi
lahko precej dial, velik stiskac.
Pa je rekel zupnik v pridigi.
med vami jea eden, XII nina "a.
cerkev, a trosi pa denar v zape-
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Ruski reIif

John Tancek IL Girarda, O.,
je postal $3.50, katere je daroval
Anton Pislar IL Nutwooda, Ohio.
Obema iskrena hvala.
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Ker Sc je cerkev tako potru-
dila kaznovati zupnika Orle-
manskega cato, ker je bill ma OBJ
isku pri diktatorju Stalinu, kako
da ne migne nit z mazincem
proti "fathru' Coughlinu, XII "a
fasizem re vec let odkrito delu-
je? Mar ne pravimo, da smo v
vojni prot faSizmu?
Evening star., 1944-10-12
Streetcar Purchase
Approved by PUG

The Public Utilities Commission
yesterday authorized the Capital
Transit Co. to enter into an agree
ment with the st. Louis Car Co
and the Reconstruction Finance
Corp. for the purchase of IS stream
lined streetcars at an estimated
cost of $1,473,750.
It is hoped that deliveries on the
cars will start before the end of the
year and plans are under considera-
ton for purchase Of SO additional
cars. with deliveries next year
Previously, the commission had ap-
proved the purchase Of the IS cars
as necessary" to the Districts
transportation system.
The agreement provides that the
purchase price shall be "$19, $50
more or less per car" and that the
interest rate will be per cent
The notes will run over a 12-year
period.
The PUG said that the transit
company, in its negotiations with
the RFC, obtained a credit OF
81, 500, 900 to cover 125 cars. The
commissions action yesterday, how
ever, extended only to the proposed
purchase of the rs cars.
Evening star., 1944-10-12
Mark CockriII, II, Dies;
Real Estate Operator

Mark Cockrill, II, q lifelong resi-
dent Of Colvin Run. Fairfax Coun-
ty, Va, died Tuesday in Emergency
Hospital after . brief illness.
Mr.. Cockrill was well known as q
real estate operator and for many
years was afaliated with. the Lees
burg Lime Co. and the Peoples Ma
tional Bank Of Leesburg. For more
than so years he was q member OF
the tOOF Lodge at Falls Church.
He Is survived by three daughters,
Mrs. Viola J. Money, Miss Ef1e M,
Cockrill and Mrs. Mildred II. Wick
line; q son, William r. Cockrill; two
granddaughters, Virginia M. Cham
berlain and Mildred Rita Wickline
and two great-grandsons, Milton
Ashley and Harold Stanley Cham
herlain. His wife died In 1871.
Funeral services win be held at
Z pm. tomorrow ut 81. AndreWs
Chapel, Leesburg highway.
Evening star., 1944-10-12
Mrs. Murray Again Seeks
Debate With Smith

Mrs. Elizabeth Chiffon Murray, in
dependent Democratic candidate for
Congress from the 9th Virginia dis
trict, yesterday renewed her chal-
lenge to Representative Smith, DEM
ocratic party nominee, to q debate
on his loyalty to the party and to
the President.
Mrs. Murray, in a letter to Rep.
resentative Smith, suggested his In.
tended appearance before the Wom-
ems Citizen League of Alexandria
at Gadsby's Tavern next Tuesday as
an occasion for the debate, which
she first proposed in letter Satur-
day.
Since you have failed to appear
at any of the other meetings sched-
uled-including your own rally at
Fairfax Courthouse-and since I
have had no reply to the letter in
which I challenged you to debate
with me, / feel that I must reiter.
ate the question I have asked you."
she wrote,
Evening star., 1944-10-12
llsiHRshoniing
&Remiindery6,

Canned Foods, Etc.-Book No. 4.
blue stamps AS through Z-8 and
AS through RS good indefinite.
". Each stamp worth 10 points.
Most canned vegetables and
special foods now on rationinx
Use Of blue tokens discontinued.
Meats. Fats, Etc.-Red stamps As
through Z-8 and AS through KS
good indefinitely for 10 points
each. AL meats except beef
steaks, roast beef and choice cuts
OF lamb and pork are point free.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
will ray two ration points for
each pound Of waste kitchen fats
you turn In. The fact that lard,
shortening and cooking oils have
been removed from the ration list
does not mean fat collection u
less essential.
Sugar-Book No. stamps 30 through
50 valid for 5 pounds indefinitely.
Book No. I stamp 10 good for S
pounds for home canning through
February 20. 1915.
Gasoline-A-11 coupons good for 3
gallons each through November 8.
B-4, Ca, BIS and C-5 coupons
good for 5 gallons each.
Shoes -Airplane stamps and 2 IN
Book No. 3 good indefinitely for
one pair Of shoes each.
Fuel Otl-Periods No. { and 3 cou-
pons good for 10 gallons Per unit
through August 81, 1s1A Period L
1ol4-5 ration, also euod for 10
gallons . unit.