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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-08
WLB Orders
GIN Union
To Hearing

The regional War Labor Board
today summoned officials of the
Chevrolet Motor Co. and JAW.
Go Local 235 to appear and
show cause why production should
not be resumed at five Chevrolet
Gear and Axle Co. plants where
1000 workers are on strike.
The hearing was set for 3 .. m.
today.
At the same time, Walter Reu-
Their. international UAW-CIO vice
president, called upon the strikers
to return to their work imrne-
diately. However, in a verbal
statement, he dashed the corpora
ton and blamed the latest upris-
ing on its action in discharging
seven key workers.
at Is becoming increasingly
apparent" he said, "that the
corporation Is using every pre-
text to weaken and undermine
the UAW-CIO In the hope Of
destroying Its power In the post
war period the workers ut
Chevrolet should not fall into
this corporate trap"
Again repudiating their own
international union leaders
and the army, 1000 JAW.
Clio workers at five Chevrolet
Gear and Axle plants early
today renewed their strike,
and encircled the company
property with picket lines.
The pickets began to march in
front Of the plants at 6 a. m. but
withdrew an hour and a half
later after hester B. Dessy. presi-
dent of UAW-CIO Local 235,
mounted truck to address the
crowd in the street.
DeSsy told the workers that the
new strike, which came only "a
hours after the men returned 10
work after an 11-day walkout,
was in protest against company
action In firing seven persons, in
SAuuulB OeSSy.
DEMANDS WLB ACT
He demanded that the interna-
tional union force the WLB 20
back up its guaranty there would
be no determinations from the
company for the earlier strike.
Strike action was voted by
workers on the midnight shift at
a meeting early today. Dessy de-
scribed the meeting az "spon-
taneous." adding:
IL had nothing 10 do with the
meeting nor with conceiving the
idea Of the picket lines. But I
guess the men are determined
TO stay out until the seven are
rehired."
Charging the War Labor Board
Continued on Page 2, Col. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-08
80 Face
Italy Trial

ROME. Aug. 8 (UP)-A total
of 80 Italian senators were listed
today for prosecution before a
newly created high court on
charges of being implicated in
Fascist crimes.
The list. which left only 40
senators unimplicated. was sub
mitted TO the court by Count
Carlo SforZa, high commissioner
for punishment of Fascist crimes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-08
Canadians Drive Smile Wedqe

"a dispatch from Reuter- correspondent with the
Second Army said the Canadians in attack between
May-sur-Orne and Tilly-a-C Champagne drove fve-mie
wedge into German positions, capturing La Hogue and
several vital ridges The Canadians said to have
taken string of villages including ST. Martin de Fon
tenay, May-sur-Orne, Fontenay, lie Marmnion and
Roquancourt)
In their counterattack against the Americans around
Mortan, the Nazis employed elements of four panzer
divisions along a and one.haf mile front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-08
FIier'S Dinnerin China
Costs $1,000: Tip $500

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 8 tINS)-
Latest report on what initiation
has done to living costs in China
was received today by MGM film
starlet Elaine Shepard in letter
from her flier husband, Col.
George Hartmann.
In Running recently, the colo
mel wrote. he and three other
fliers recently paid a dinner check
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-08
Victory Garden Gas
Shut Off After Aug. IS

WASHINGTON, Aug. s GNS)
The OPA today announced dis
continuance of special gasoline
rationS for victory gardeners after
Aug. ID, but said coupons already
issued might be used as long as
valid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-08

Staying grew. Parsons said. from
his jealousy over her dates with
other boys and her attempt 10
break of their relationship Of
four years.
CoNFESsES TO PROSECUTOR
Placed in the custody of Oak
land County authorities. Parsons
then confessed the Staying 70
Prosecutor Noggle
Noggle said the youth told him
he would plead guilty when ar
raigned today before Circuit
Judge Frank l.. Doty on a second
degree murder charge The prose
Cutor said Parsons would not be
charged with first degree murder.
because there was no evidence of
premeditated violence
The meeting which led 10 the
girls death began when she lett
work al a Loop department store
late yesterday. and met Parsons.
q steel puller at the Eaton Spring
Co
The youth told Noggle they
acre 10 have gone 10 visit psy-
chlatrlSt about headaches and
temper tantrumS he had been suf-
fering since his discharge from%he
army last Christmas.
TELLS OF SCUFFLE
Instead, he said they drove out
Into the country where he stopped
the car.
I'VE got out. and there was
. scuffle," Parsons said. "My
mind went 10 pieces, and then.
II happened. Everything went
black. I started 90 choke her.
when I came 10 my senses,
blood was squirting from her
mouth. I tried 10 stop IL and
revive her, but there was no
use. So I drove 10 the nearest
police station i knew about TO
get help"
Because the death occurred in
Oakland County. the Detroit Of
ficers summoned Oakland County
Sheriff Spencer Howarth and
Prosecutor Noggle.
~ knew she was trying to jilt
me-" Parsons told Noggle. land
the shock of II sickened me.
hadn't eaten or slept in two
days. We had been engaged,
and she was saving money for
us. And then to find she was
Continued on Page ., Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-08

agency, Koiso significantly de-
clared that the Tokyo government
was determined TO bring about not
only the rapid expansion of Jap
fighting strength but also the
sterilization and further brighten
ing of the peoples livelihood"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-08
Shanghai Raid Reported

NEW YORK, Aug. 8 CINS)-A
raid on the Jap-occupied former
Chinese capital of Shanghai by
a single American heavy bomber
today was reported by the Jap
Domei agency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-08
Town Changes Hands 3 Times

The strategic road hub of Morain itself changed hands
three times but Eisenhower headquarters said that last
report the town again in American hands
The Germans penetrated st. Barthelemy and some
three miles in the of Cherence lie Rousse where tank
battle still is in progress headquarters said.
headquarters spokesman declared that the Allies had
every confidence Of victory in the big armored battle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-08
Boy Shot in Eve

HASTINGS, Mich, Aug s.
Edward Scott, 10, was questioned
today after his brother, Donald, 4,
was shot in the right eye and ear
by a % CALDER rife bullet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-08
Goal
OF 2-Pfonqed
Soviet Drive

MOSCOW. Aug 8 (INS) Ger
mans faced q new threat today as
Russians in Latvis pressed west
ward 10 within 20 miles of the
East Prussian port of Memel.
The Berlin radio reported con-
tinuous Bolshevist break through
attempts north of Memel." which
was annexed to East Prussia in
1889.
The Germans burned houses
and farms along the East Prus-
sian frontier today as Red
armies closed in along 2l5-mile
arc, UP reported. adding that
civilians had already been evac-
uated from areas east of ko-
nigsbergD
HOLD OIL RESOURCES
Other Russian units were SOL
idly in control Of vast oil and gas
resources seized with the capture
of Drohobycz and Boyslaw and
the railway hub OF Sambor, on
the approaches 10 Hungary and
Czecho-Slovakia.
After Nazi sources reported
hundreds OF thousands of German
civilians were rushed into East
Prussia TO throw up new fortifi-
cations. the Russian First Baltic
Army swept forward 10 and Is
miles from Latvia in a double
pronged thrust aimed at Memel.
The Russians captured Kursenai
in the northern pincer movement
toward Mcneil, while the southern
prong drove into Saukenai, 6S
miles from the East Prussia port.
TAKE $50 TOWNS
More than $50 Nazi held COM
munitieS were overrun in five diff
ferent sectors during the last "a
hours.
In the drive toward East PruS-
STA. Russian columns northwest
and southwest of Bialysok seized
Knyszyn and Lapy, cutting two
main highways.
Forty communities were cap
tured by the Red army northwest
OF KaunaS in Latvia, including
Lubana.
More than so towns and vii
lagos were liberated in Soviet Of
fenSiveS for extension of the Red
armys Vistula River bridgeheadS
west of Sandomierz in Poland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-08
LIoyds' Odds on War

LONDON, Aug. 8 QNS)-
Lloyds of London today offered
odds of three TO two against the
war being over bY Oct. |.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-08

DAG LAKE LINES TO BUF-
FALO every evening at $50: to
Cleveland every night at 11:30.
Lake Ride every Sunday at IL
a. m.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-08
Equal Rights Bill
Eype(ted in Senate

WASHINGTON. Aug. g GNS)
The Senate may be asked 10
vote within the next few weeks
on an equal rights amendment,
Senator Gillette fD) of Iowa
leading Senate exponent Of the
"Lucretta Mott" amendment for
women, today declared.
The joint resolution is spon-
sored by Is Republican and Dem
ocratic senator's. In addition to
Gillette. and has been introduced
I'm every Congress since 1923.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-08

of $500. Chinese money, and
gave the waiter a $500 tip.
A haircut costs $50. a package
of 30 foreign cigarets $500, a box
of Chinese matches $12, a cup of
coffee $50, two pieces of toast S65.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-08
THE WEATHER
HOTRLY TTMPTRATTRIS

The sun will set Al SAB . m. today
and rise tomorrow a. s 33 a. m
The moon set al IL ~ a m today
and Will rise tomorrow AZ u OF q, m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-08

sHEDD'S OLD STYLE SAUCE
q robust, tangy dressing, performs
miracles In sandwiehes.-Advs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-08

The quarrel which led 10 the
Staying grew. Parsons said. from
his jealousy over her dates with
other boys and her attempt 10
break of their relationship Of
four years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Tito Forces
Nab ; Towns

LONDON, April 13 CUP)-Mar-
shall Josip CTito) Broz's hearqusr-
ters announced today that Parti-
san forces had captured three
towns IN eastern YHeoslavia. and
admitted the loss OF two other
town 10 the Germans in the SOUTH
western section.
As the PartiSanS stepped up
their offensive TO occupy Tomnica
and Plavno in the Mrkva-Kvin
sectoE ll5 miles east of Saraieyo.
and Stolac. The Germans brought
up reinforcementS in Slovenia.
After three days of heavy fight
ing they broke through the Parti-
san lines and recaptured Podrav-
ska and Slatina, l25 miues south
of Belgrade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Allies She'll
AnzioIankS

NAPLES. April IL ms
Allied artillery batteries contln-
ued 10 pound German installations
in an sectors of the Italian front
today. scoring direct hits on
enemy guns ana Striking heavily
at armored units and advanced
patrols
British and American gunners
IN ttrr t'1StcTU7 area smashed TWO
German gun emplacementS, while
east OF Carroceto. also in the
Anzio beachhead area. they Shelled
II tanks with unobServed results
The German DNB agency said
air battles were raging over Hun
gary a. L. s. bombers sought
their targets.
In the Garcliano River sector
OF The main Fifth Army front
patrols were active, our batteries
fired on enemy workers who pre-
Sumahly were laying mines. Small
enemy raidlng parties were re-
pulsed.
The Casino area was quiet eX-
cept for Small-Scale patrol SortieS,
ON the British Eighth Army front
minor assaults against Indian
troops were turned back.
Allied bombing squad r0n G
smashed AT German railroad sup
pIS-ftnes from-eehtral Italy 10 the
French Riviera.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
NeiShbOrS Fire Farm
To ROut Jap LaIDOrerS

GREAT MEADOWS. n. j..
April H. ttPt-Edward Sowaiick,
fearing further trouble after a
shed on his farm burned under
mysterious circumstances, agreed
today 10 yield 10 public protest and
discharge five Japanese Ameri-
can laborers he had acquired rs
"Shsre-croppers' through the War
Relocation Authority.
The 23-year-old farmer, who
lives with his wife. daughter and
mother. said;
I'VE can't sleep nights worry
Ing about what is going 10 hap
pen next. II II were only myself
10 worry about wouldn't give
up."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
RencgOiiatiOn
Guards Firms

Renegotlation spares the war
contractor the stigma Of excess
profits, Morris lIirSch OF the War
Contracts Price Adjustment Board
told conference sponsored by
the University Of Michigan ana
the Detroit Board Of Commerce
at the Rackham Memorial Build
ing last night
The aim and purpose Of re-
negotiation il that the govern
meni be spared excessive costs,
he said
w James Macintosh. counsel
for the War Contracts Board said
fenegotfatIOn WIS IN line with the
established practice Of regulating
railroad and public utility rates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
First Tax Refund
Checks Received

The first income tax refund
checks for those who Overpald
their 1943 tax arrived in Detroit
today. and will Immediately he
mailed out TO the recipients.
Gerald A. Evans. assistant col
lector Of internal revenue, said all
the checks. numbering 1000, are
fe,t-ffftii = y feefseHhei-statieHed
in this area.
ct will he some time before
we start getting the refund
checks due civilians" nc sid.
Evans emphasized that all
checks will be sent out by mail
They cannot be obtained at the
federal building he said---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
4,OOO-Mi. Front
In Pacific Hit
tCeutiuued from Page ouel

continued from rage bhe -.
Pacific returned 20 -fhe Carolines
The next daN- To Int Oioluk. 80
miles east Of Truk and Uml, $50
mics northwest Of Frtik.
Army, navy and marine bomb
crS. continuing tn attacks on $50
lated Japanese bases IN the Mar
shans hit four enemy positions
Monday and three more Tdeyray.
The targets were not Identified
A fighter pilot was forced down
Monday near an American base
on Mauro stol. but was rescued
los a dos iLQAeL-
I'm The southwest Pacific . 700
miles due south of Tokyo, Mitch
GA medium bombcrS and LIber-
atorS swept a l50-milc stretch OF
Tho northern New Guinea coast.
The battered area around
Han>a BAY was hlt with 2l0 tons
n bombs hy Liberalors in day
,Ighi attack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
RAID on VIEW AK

Medium bombcvs and attack
planes dropped 50 tons Of "Nplo-
SiNeS on INC Wewsk area. 100
miles north Of HanSs Bay Biv-
ousC. supply and defense sections
were bombed and Strafed at
WeWak and nearby Boram.
In the Scplk VALLEY. 30 miles
Seuth-eE l4aHsa Bay, attack planes
destroyed buildings at Marien-
burg. while light naval units sank
o. damaged four bargeS al Nep-
tune Point. Ten other hargeS
we're destroyed north of Dagua
and another near Aitape. 100
miles north of WeWak.
ON isolated New Britain in the
B iSm rex Archipelago. light
bomherS from SolpmonS bases
dropped so tons OF bombs on
Tobera runway and on The Taili
Bay supply areas. at the northern
end Of the island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Wife Gut Off
With n Dollar

NEW YORK. April Il GNSl -
Isaac Mlndheim. wealthy whole
sale milliner who died last Feb
ruary after battling with his wife.
Helene. for years in divorce and
other suits. gave the protracted
disputes final touch 81 be-
quest 10 his spouse his will dis
closed today
But the milliner didn't forget 2
dear friend. - Charlotte Ruth
Johnson, comely blond widow
who receives $4,000 from the
estate. The rest goes 10 p brother.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Barber Sure Of Job
For Next ; Months

BOSTON, April Il cCP1 f-the
Charles street jail hadn needed
a barber, William HaGertY might
not be spending A three-month
sentence there. HaGerty, who had
pleaded guilty -tn-a- Nagrapcp
charge. once claimed he was one
of the best BARRIERS IN town. Co..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Films 10 Reject
New Red Terms

STOCKHOLM. e April IL GNS)
-Einlands Parliament last night
approved a government announce
ment that Russia'S new armiStice
proposals would be rejected.
The announcement. according 10
word from Helsinki, was made by
Premier Edwin LinkomieS. who
said the Finnish government in
tended 10 send Russia a negative
answer cGuched in a form which.
il was hoped. would not bar
further peace negotiations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Says Cafe Violated
Ceiling; Asks $4,000

VENTURA, Cal. April 13
TINS - Claiming I've was over
charged for 100 cups OF coffee. 100
meals and so pieces Of pie in
flvern1onth period, R. w Agnew
fled a $4,000 suit against The
Modern Cafe today.
Agnew asks 500 for each tins
he allegedly was overcharged. He
paid 10 cents Tor coffee, Is cents
for the meals and Is cents for pie
ali above 0PA ceiling prices, he
maintained
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
LdndIddy- Author
loo Busy for OPA

NEWARK. n. j., April 13 (UPl
An elderly rooming house oper-
ator explained To OPA rent of
icialS that she hadn't registered
with the agency because she was
writing The Great American
Novel She didn't even give rent
receipts. she said. because, she
dfdn,t-waHt- 70 fiood-the market
Au4A her signature which she be-
heved would he of great value
Sefne daV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Youths Apprehended
After Midnight Chase

Ed Redoute. II. Of 64i5 Water
loo and his l6-year-old companion
were held today by authorities on
charges 81 breaking into a gaSo-
line station AZ Bellevue and Mack.
Patrolman Ray Hawai- Of Nc
Clellan precinct, said he surprised
the pair in the act Hast midnight
and chased them several blocks
before apprehendng them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Praises Women's Morale

CHICAGO. April 13 CUP)
Eugene J Benge. president Of
Benge Associates. said that
women employed in industry and
commerce have 2 higher morale
rating than men in all aspects.
The attitude Of women toward
The boss. the Job and the company
Is healthier than that Of mon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
AngIo-U. 5. Oil
Seized by Spain

LONDON. April II NNS) -
Spanish authorities in Tetuan.
Spanish Morocco. today were re-
ported ~ have seized the petro-
leum stocks OF the Anglo Amer
can Sheii-NsCUUm OTt companies
there.
The Daily Express said that
British and American diplomats
had protested and were writing
for further instructions from Lon
don and Washington The paper
reported that The conhscaled oil
was being distributed through the
eoyernment.controIled Atlas Oil
Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
DRIVE on JAP BASE

CEN Mae4RTHtpREe- & He NEW
GUINEA April IL ClNS) An
Australian spokesman announced
to-day that reconnaissance patrols
had penetrated within a half-mile
Of Japanese held Bogadpm. New
Gtfnea-, whtfT another had linked
pP With An American detachment
l. miles cast of BoCAdiim.
The japanese staged a weak air
attack against Saidor. knocking
over tents and wOundinG one
soldier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
THE WEATHER

~ Yoii an vicinity4 Pair ana WARMER
fnnignt Lowesi tonight sbout 81 Pssy
cloudy tomorrow. moderate winds
shippers forecast Protect sh ipmenfs
.furinE The next "a hours foi Norm above
iresIing West above freezing east above
freezing. south. above ffeszins
DETROIT DATA
Temperature wsonssdsy. Hlghsu -
lowest. % mesn 80
Departure from aormsi Temperature
"Wednesday - degree.
Departure from normal TEN perhtHre
since Jan. L. 220 degrees
Temperatures one sesr $50 lodsy
Highest 30 Lowest % nssu 81
Temperatures This date In pas ~ Years
Highest 81 IN 1891 loves a. lr 1850
Relative humidt, W@1ntsda, 80
n. e0ct. $40 m s2r'. 80 O. m 4
g. f,. s30 ~ m so 20
Precipitation &c fss - hours ending
~ 80 = N, tocay trace
Departure from normal precipitation
since Jan 4 % inches
Degrees dsys tor weorssds,, Aprg -
Normsl Per April - %
Accumulste1@ degree osss this n0oth~
30
Norngi degree day. for Aprr SOS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Brass She'll Casinos
To Boost Production
WASHINGTON Anri

WASHINGTON. April II (UPl
The army is disseminating use
of steel for making artillery cart
ridge cases and is going back 10
brass in A move expected TO boost
production 30 per cent and save
500 100000 IN 1914 the war de-
partnent revealed today
Brass requires fewer manufac-
turing operations and Yields lower
Scran losses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
ATTACHED PILLBOXES


I'VE were supposed To knock
out lap pillboNes with hand
grenades. said Bray Throw
Ing a hand grenade ~ reinforced
concrete il about like throwing
over a frecracker.
ELAINE throwerS are the only
things that dilodee the Iaps.
We didn't even have tanks.
Finally when the tanks did ar
rive. they Just begged down in
the mud"
kicrczak was reluctant 10 talk
about his experiences He is ar
furlough from an army hoSpita|
in Texas where he is under treat
ment for injuries received in New
Guinea.
Both Bray and Putt who have
been buddieS since hoyhood re-
ceived furloughS under the re-
Gently tnaugursted rotation fUr-
tough pfan,--
Neither man suffered a scratch
in the fighting which cost the Red
Arrow division 1000 casualties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Mother, a Children
Die in Flaming Home

IA l. /. T ON. Pa. April ~
Tins Mrs. Florence hfCMssterS,
"a and four Of her FIVE children
we're burned 10 death today when
flames swept their home
The father FRANKLIN, 40 Mas
treated for burns Another son
was rescued by 1remcn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Ndziis Increase
Plane Strength

LONDON, April -llNSI De
spite the tremendous scale OF The
American and British air offensive
against the German aircraft in
dustry the Germans have in
creased their fighter strength
since November ms $50 planes.
an Raj spokesman revealed to-
daV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

LONDON April Il GNS)-
Brazilian alrmen are 'co-operat-
ing with the Allies over the
Anlio beachhead, the AlgierS
radio said TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Red Arrows Back
From .DslnSIeHeH

Three members Of the Red Arrow Division that won
ndying fame the junges of New Guinea are back IN
Detroit today with tales Of the never to be forgotten hard
ships endured the offensive against the Japs at Buna.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

were supposed to reap half the
harvest
They're good workers, and I
need them" kowalick said. II
don't know where I'm going To
get any more hands"
Four Of the FIVE Japanese who
came from the relocation camp AT
Rivers, Ariz., arrived three days
ago. On Tuesday night farmers
in the community. called together
by signs in The general store and
phone calls on the party line, held
an indignation meeting
GETS WARNING
They formed a committee Of
500 and announced that if the
Japanese workers were not moved
from the area the committee
would take action.
While the meet ing was in
progress a shed on kowallck $
place burned 10 the ground
Shortly after the shed burned.
the farmer said. he received an
anonymous telephone call.
Get rid Of them Jsps II YOU
know whats good for YOU
voice said.
Henry Patterson Of the regional
office OF the War Relocation All
thority in Philadelphia said
"WRA no longer will insist
that the Japanese remain and
well try to place them some
where else"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

Theirs Is 2 story Of men from
the farms and factories OF Mich
igan who after pltting sheer cour-
Aee.-ffffeS anti hand grenade
against superior Jap machine
guns and reinforced concrete pill
boxes eventually emerged vie
tOrlOuS.