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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
EVaderS
Get Break

WASHINGTON, April Ia tUP)
The bulk of 200 imprisoned
draft vioiatorS who claim re-
ligious objections to service will
be offered an opportunity 10
enter the armed forces. public
service camps or essential jobs
in public institutions, under an
agreement between Selectlve SerV-
ice officials and the federal hureaH
of prisons, II was learned today.
The army may release 10 pub
lie service camps dlSobedlant
prisoners who have been indicted
despite conscientious objections
A recent Supreme Court ruling
held that a man who did not ac-
cept the army oath was not tech
nically in the army.
Release of the civilian prison
ers is provided for in long-dor'
mant executive order by President
Roosevelt Under the new pro-
cedure. those 1s through 81 who
can pass preinduction physlca
examinations will be given 2
chance to enter the armed forces
or conscientious directors camps
The physically unfit and those IS
or older will be released TO essen
tial Jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
FIeeShOtS.
, Trapped

Three Youths. arrested on foot,
after eludlng police in an auto
mobile chase through the East
Side during which IA shots were
fired we're held fer investigation
today
They are WAYNE Kozart 2l Of
1719 Concord, Peter Quastella, Is.
Of 1850 Field. and James Holland,
II. Of $3.50 kercheval. Quastella
has record N TWO previous ar
rests for the illegal possession OF
gas ration stamps
The chase started when the
three sped away as Sgt John
Hallam and Patrolman Frank
StackhouSe sought 10 question
them al s.. Paul and Bellevue ct
lis a n sgt HaIIam said their
actions were suspicious
In the c0urSe OF the race 10
Helen 70 Donald 70 Canton and
thence 70 Stuart. where the pur-
suing officers lost them, IL shots
were fired BY the policemen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Kuri|es Bases
Bombed Sd Day
Map by Times staff artist: April Il. 1

PEARL HARBOR April IA
GNS) r. Continuing the air as
sault on Japans Kurile Islands
bases. four motored boHbers of
Fleet Arriving Two and Ventura
search planes bombed Paramu-
shiro and Shumushu IN a pre-
dawn attack Wednesday.
In revealing the third attack on
the Kurlles in three days. Pacific
feet headquarters announced thar
the bombs ripped up airfields and
started fires among ground install
latinns AHti-aireraft fire was
light and al our planes returned
safely.
Aieutians- based Eleventh Air
Force Liberators ranged again
within LOCO miles at Tokyo and
hammered Shashikotan and Mat
SllWa islands. No enemy oppoSl-
ton was encountered on this at
tack and all planes returned
-SrashIkOtan lies in the central
KurileS about 100 miles south of
ParamuShiro and is a companion
isle OF MatsuWa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

arms to duplicate.
The friendly planes yesterday
attacked the island of Oahu,
primary target for any enemy air
force raiding Hawaii.
For the first time the Seventh
Fighter Command allowed CORE
Spondents TO see the training ex-
erCiSeS, which have been con-
Quoted each month.
Participating units We're army AF
navy and marine corps heavy
bombers, dive bon4befS,I torpedo
bomberS and fighters, the entire
Hawaiian anti-aiFeraft command
and the air warning service OF the
Seventh Fighter Command.
Several hundred planes were in
the operation. and although scores
failed to penetrate the protective
screen guarding Pearl Harbor anc
other vital installations, great
many alta kers' did craSF
through.
--"Yeu can't keep them
out" said the colonel in charge
of one phase of the operation.
"They manage 10 sneak In
bombers and fighters but there's
no doubt that II they were
enemy planes we wouldn't be
seeing so many of them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Ak Slayer Pins Hope
On InfideIity Plea

David Brincat, 59-year-old
Maltese. will stand trial in re-
corder's court Tuesday on charges
of killing his wife with an ak
and burying her dismembered
body in the basement of their
home al 1927 Abbott. A sanity
commission found him sane
Police said he confessed the
killing on July last blaming
Maltas ancient code which de-
manded death as a penalty for
inhdelity. He has been IN jail
since his arrest on Sept Z, last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
PartiSaRlS
Kill LOCO

LONDON April Il HNSt-
Yugoslav Partisan forces were
locked in tough combat today
with tank and plane-supported
German troops in eastern Bosnia
after 1000 enemy soldiers had
been killed in a single sector
The broadcast Yugoslav COM
munique announced also that
Allied motor torpedo boats had
sunk II Axis ships off the Yugo-
slav coast in the last eight days
Reporting that battles also
were in progress IN Slavonia and
Herzegovina. the communlque AS
serted that Chetniks of Gen
Draia Mihailovitch were support
ing the Nazis around OsJecenlca-
Grahovo
Because Of faulty transmission
the specific locale in which the
thousand enemy troops were an
INITIATED" could not be deter
mined by monitors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Films TO Reject
Newest Terms

WASHINGTON, April IA ms
The Finnish legation disclosed
today that the government OF
Finland would fatty reject the
Russian peace terms. A note will
be sent to Moscow in day or
two.
In response to questions, the
The indemnity demanded by
Russia is. the principal obstacle
il was said. Under the proposed
terms, Finland would be called
upon TO ship goods to Russia val
ued at $500, 100000 over a five
year period.
This Is physically impos-
sIble," legation spokesman
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
ThugsKidndp
.Capone Aide

CHICAGO. April IA tUP)--
Jack Guzik. al Capone s business
manager in the prohibition era
and heir to control Of the Chicago
underworld, was kidnapped yester-
day and police today sought the
short. portly racket banker.
Two theories were advanced.
He was eliminated from
the underworld whose local
leaders have been striving 70
expand their spheres OF infiu-
cnCC
Gu1ik who was known TO
carry more than $1,000 IN cash
Al AN times was abducted 10
he robbed and held for ransom,
GH1ik was kidnapped by three
armed men who forced his car to
the curb and took him away lr
their own auto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
$50 Ndzi FGers
Down in Week

LONDON. April IA C1NS)-Of-
fetal tabulations revealed today
that Allied airmen had shot down
Al least 45o German planes during
the last week m addition 10 de-
stroyng : large number on the
ground
Britain-b based and Mediterra-
nean-based planes have made
5000 sorties-6. 900 by h eavy
bombers and 1000 by m d IN m
unIts--at enemy nerve centers IN
ermanN. AUSTRIAN Hungary
France Belgium And Hella n d
since last Saturday
These planes dropped $500
tons ~ bombs on aircraft fac
tories airfields. rail functions and
other important targets to'weaken
Hi'ler's supply lines 20 the west
L :. planes accounted for three
hfths Of ne attacking force ano
tonnage dropped.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Ace BOnS:
Promoted

ALLIED HQ s. W Pacific.
April 81 CUPl-Capt Richard /
Bong Poplar Wis was promoted
70 major Wednesday tho day he
shot down his 26th and 9TH Japa-
rose planes eter Hnllandia New
6Tnea 20 become Americas all
time fighter ace IN number OF
planes haeeed in air combat.
II was recalled that when Capt
Eddie Plckenbacker visited the
Southwest Pacific a year and a
hslf aco he promised a case oi
Scotch 20 the first pilot who
topped tho Is planes he sho,
down the first world war
Borg & p s'eetotaler. however
and ~ he collects the Scotch he
pfobs-.v viii throw = party foi
~lr lrf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Attack SWede
Aid 10 ReiCh

LONDON, April IA (INS)-
The United States and Britain
delivered a Joint note to Sweden
yesterday requesting that neutral
country TO cease the export or
ball bearings. tools and special
steels TO Germany.
The note was regarded here as
the opening gun of an Allied
diplomatic campaign designed TO
deprive the Reich Of its neutral
sources of strategic materials
during the critical period OF prep
arations for the invasion OF Eu-
rope.
The German news agency DNB
quoted diplomatic quarters in
Ankara. capital of Turkey, az
stating that the United States
and British ambassadors there
had requested the Turkish gov
| eminent 10 halt the export OF
all raw materials TO Germany"
"The government Is discuss
ing the request and negotia-
tons are going on between the
Turkish foreign minister and
the ambassadors" DNB stated.
This report lacked official con-
frmation, but il was revealed au-
thoritatively here that British
Ambassador Sir Hugh Kntchbull-
! HugeSSen az Ankara had made
t-'Stronp'' representations 10 the
Turkish government regarding
the continued export OF chrome
10 Germany and the Nazi satel-
llues. Chrome is vital 10 the pro-
duction of aluminium.
| London circles also expected
lAnglo-American representations
10 be made 70 Spain, requesting
| cessation of shipments Of Span
| ish materials 10 Germany-par..
FtHularly wolfram, which is used
in the manufacturing Of steel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Truck Crash
Dumps Navy Oil

A tank truck, owned by the
Refiners2 Transportation Co. OF
Trenton. Mich, crashed into a
safety zone ar Linwood and Davi-
son early today. spilling $500 gal
Ions of crude oil, destined for a
navy depot at Flint.
Dana NJ NJ. Jones, 81, of 1921 Sec
ond, Ecorse, the driver, told po-
lice he closed his eyes for lust a
minute and was given a reckless
driving ticket One OF the zone
posts punctured the tank.
The fire department was called
to wash the inflammahle- Cit Off
-4l4a-Strrrf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
322 Tons
Blast laps

GEN. M'ARTHUR'S HQ. NEW
GUINEA. April IA tINS)-More
than 200 u. S. bombers and fight
ers battered the japanese base at
Hollandia, New Guinea, with 800
tons of bombs and expended
$4,000 rounds OF ammunition in
strafing runs Tuesday Gen. Mac
Arthur announced today.
The airmen destroyed a 1000
ton freighter in Humboldt Bay
and set fire 10 two smaller
ffeighters. seven coastal vessels
and several barges.
Twenty japanese fighter planes
attempted unsuccessfully 10 break
up the big attack. Eight were
destroyed and 10 damaged. One
of our planes was shot down and
Others were damaged.
In an attack Monday on
Wewak. New Guinea Liberator
/ bombers dropped 35 tons. Three
of our escorting fighter planes
were lost in air combat in which
one Jap plane was destroyed. Two
enemy planes were destroyed on
the ground.
Solomons based medium and
light bombers gave Rabaul, New
Britain, another hammerlng Mon
day. They dropped 80 tons OF
bombs on supply dumps.
Kavieng. enemy base on New
Ireland, was hit with p tons by
torpedo and dive bombers from
the SolomonS.
Another strike was made by
! Solomons- based b ON bers al
Dublon Island, in the Truk atoll
and al Puluwat atoll, 200 mile.
west Of Truk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

in a jefferson Day address.
Ely. a candidate for the Demo
cratic presidential nomination
called upon the voters TO defeat
"the Communist left wing Go
New Deal combination and return
Ito JeherSonian democracy The
speech was entitled "JefferSonlan
Democracy vs. Communism.
Ely referred 10 an article by
otis 4 Hood Of Boston, formerly
Communist candidate for COVER
nor who referred 10 him and his
supporters As these deieatlst
COnSplratorS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Ely Blasts Go
Political Leaders
THE DETROIT TINES
sp.rrn 10 Tar prrKorT TruEs

BOSTON April 1.-THE backbone and financial power
~ the proeram to keep President Roosevelt IN the Whte
House for Is wears is the Political Action committee oil
the cO controlled by men who would overthrow the i9aaa
mental balance Of our government ana MAKE US chiae.
- tp state former Gov Joseph B. Ely declared last night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Red Envoy 70 New Zealand

LONDON, April Il lINSl-
The Moscow radio last night an
nounced establishment Of diplo-
matte relations between Russia
and New Zealand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Army Defies
Hawaii Court

HONOLULU Aprh- II Up
Army authorities said today they
would continue TO enforce modi-
fled martial law in Hawaii de-
spite A federal court decision in
validating H.
1.-THE war department will Sc
cure an immediate appeal Of
the case and, pending a decision
Of the highest courts, viii func-
ton as usual" said Col, w. r.
{. Morrison former executive
officer for the military COVER
nor. II. Gen. Robert {. Rich
ardSon.
violations Of general orders
will continue 10 be tried in pro-
voSt courts"
CITATION is FORECAST
The apparent defiance Of the
court decision was expected 70
result in Richardson being cited
for contempt of court by Judge
Delbert { Metzger, who yestcr-
daV held 1hat-martial law, modl-
fled or otherwise, no longer
existed in the territory.
In granting writ OF habeas
corpus releasing Lloyd Duncan. q
civilian worker. who was SEN
fenced to six months in Jail by
provost milltarNl court for-ar
alteration with SentrieS, Metzgei
also ruled that the office of mill
tary governors had been created
illegally and had no lawful author
Iity over civilians in Hawaii.
COURT EXPLAINS STAND
Although Hawaii still may b'
subject 10 attacks by the enemy
Metzger said, II was not in 'immi
nent danger of invasion by hos
tile forces or in rebellion.
the legal conditions under which
martial law was possible.
Martial law was proclaimed II
Hawaii after the Japanese sneal
attack Dec. 7, 194l, but mos
civil rights were restored by Gov
Stainback in March l943. How
ever. Metzger ruled that the gov
ernor, powerless to give the peo
pie half a loaf actually hat
restored all civil rights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Named 10 Draft Board

Walter c Laidlow, 1900 Field
ing today was named TO Wayne
County Draft Board No. %, re-
placing Charles ?. Kelly, resigned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Air ManeuVerS Thrill
Hawaiian Observers
TOdaH's
War Map:

SEVENTH FIGHTER COMMAND HQ., HAWAII,
April IA NSl-Mary observers in the Hawaiian islands
today discussing show staged by u S: bombers
and fighters which the Japanese would give their right
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Reich Raid
Fury Gains
CONTINUED from Page OneJ

tNOntinueu TrOm FHKP UHFJ
southern Germany. Marauders
completed the offensive with raids
on the Belgian railway junction
Of Namur and targets on the Bel
gan and French invasion coasts.
Crews returning 10 Britain re-
ported widespread destruction to
aircraft factories al Augsburg
and Oberpfoffenhoffen, the latter
Is miles from Munich. hall-bear-
ing works AT SChweInfurt and
alrdrone Installations -beeh-
field. y miles from Augsburg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

Your Own Horoscope hy
Frances Drake, IL one ~ MANY
famous features In The Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

DICK TODD. Blue Network
singing star featured on Lower
Basin Street. ssy., For tina, air
Of srartne.s, wear Adam Hats
Mr.. Todd, preferred hat note
~ Tor ,Spr,ns is the Adam Five
IS Other styles to SO
"a Campus Mdrtius
2029 Woodward Ave,
Bss5 Grand River Ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
FEARS RADICAL WAVE

Miller added that many people
were concerned over the waves OF
communism and nauonailsm
which, he said, seemed about 10
engulf European countries, ASA
and South America.
Miller wrote 10 Gen. MacAr-
thur that no movement for a
presidential candidate had brought
less criticism than the boom for
Macarthur
II think YOU should know, gen
ersl," Miller continued that
hundreds Of serious minded
groups are starting an action
which am convinced will place
your.name at the head OF the
list.
II am still Of the opinion that
you should make no move or
even suggest that YOU are a can
didate. / still feel that II YOU
are drafted II should be for one
term only and as commander in
chief of the armed forces"
BLOCK DICTATORSHIP
Miller. in a letter 70 Gen Mac
Arthur last Sept is, urged him
20 permit the people Of this
country 70 draft you The gen.
eral was urged 70 state that he
would accept z draft for only one
term TO eliminate the fear Of a
military dictatorship IN the years
70 come Miller also praised
Cen Macarthur knowledge Of
warfare IN the Pacific
As Of Oct 2. Gen. Macarthur
replied N part
II thank YOU 80 sincerely for
your fine letter Of sept. Is with
IT'S cordial expression Of real
friendship. do not anticipate
In any Way your flattering pre-
dictions. hut I do unreservedly
agree with the complete wisdom
and statesmanship OF your COM
ments.
This CORES pondence- I'D =.
noted. occurred before last Tues
days Illinois primary election il
which Gen. Macarthur rolled ul
more than half million votes fci
the COP presidential nomination
is 20 over = generally IN
known opponent
WOULD Run
TIE tribute gwen % Gen Mac
Arthur by WisconS MS RepIbli
cans In their primary when The,
pledged three O. that states con
ventior delegates -tn-hin+. AIS
occurred st7FT me correS pCn0enC
between the general and Miller
Senator Bridges n O. Ne'
Hampshire told new -r .'Hs
there can now be 10 doubt tha
Gen Macarthur is wiling % p
drafted as the Republican pres
dental candidate
Senator Capper "a az ksrss
said the letters seemed 20 ind
cate that Gen NscArfru~ won
consent % be drafted 10 head "a
COP ticket
THE general ought 70 bs
more specific, Copper 81 lie
ought 70 90 a. far - It Comdr
stassen did uhen be amounted
his availability II he were
drafted"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
7e NAZIS DOWNED

Intense anti-airCTaft hre and
swarms of enemy fighters. IN
Guiding a streamlined and more
aneuvera able Messerschmitt,
were encountered but the raiders
shot down rs German planes and
destroyed others on the ground.
The L. 6. loss was Sc hombers and
eight fighters.
Twelve Of the missing homhers
made forced landings IN Swrtzer-
land and another was shot down
by Swiss fighters after II ignored
landing order Some OF the
crewmen Of the downed bomber
parachuted safely and were in
termed.
FortresseS and Liberators' OF
the 18th Air Force in Italy
smashed at Hungary hitting air.
craft factories al Gyor, IS miles
northwest Of Budapest; Duna Just
south of Budapest and Veces and
Tokol airfields, both in the Buda-
r,s>rr-a rra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
HOOVER PRINCIPLES

ana his WlAilui dN al o. a EACol-
dental candidate.
HOOVER PRINCIPLES
Tt showed that the opposing
party wants to 60 back TO the
closed hank credo or Herbert
Hoover. II wants American
labor to surrender TO the whims
of vested economic interests.
Eyes, the Republican party
seems 10 be homesick for Hoov-
erville."
Richard r. Frankensteen, chair
man Of the CIO political action
committee, told the banqueters
to draft the best available man
for governor and force him TO
run.
Get n candidate and make
him prove whether he's man
or mouse" Frankensteen adj
VlSed.
The CIO leader told the Demo
Gratis they should actively sup
port the campaign of The Detroit
Times and other Hearst news
papers 10 allow 1S-year-old sol
diers, sailors and other citizens tc
vote.
LABOR FOR ROOSEVELT
Patrick Mcnamara of the AL
told the gathering that Roosevelt
will have so per cent OF the labor
vote.
Paul II Todd of Kalamazoo
former member of the public serv'
ice commission. was POSTMASTER
Hannegan was introduced by Ma
tional Committeeman Edmund c
Shields.
K Democratic leaders sought If
vain through traditional hotel
room conferences last night for Z
candidate for governor Their one
conclusion was that Federal Judge
Frank A. Picard, who has refused
10 run, should he drafted, or tina
they should enlist Liquor Commits
sioner Theodore l. Fry, formel
state treasurer.
Several county chalrmen pro
posed Mayor George Welsh o
Grand Rapids. but Welsh was no
present and many party strate
gists backed away because IN,
Grand Rapids mayor was a Re
publican when he was lieutenan
governor. ----.------------.-----------
Today the Democrats will cleo
"a national convention delegate
with one vote each, and elgh
delegates-at-large with half
vote.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Dewey Jeered
By Hdnnegdn

Continued from Page Onel -
the defeat Of Wendell Willkie
and his withdrawal as a presl-
dental candidate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
RAIL YARDS BOMBED

Other Italy based heavy bomb
ers raided railway yards AT Brod,
l25 miles west of Belgrade, Yugo-
Slavia. while smaller formations
attacked the Dalmatian coast and
the Greek island Of Corfu AZ the
southern entrance to the Strait
of Otranto.
Altogether. italy based aircraft
few 1900 sorties over the Bal
kans and Italy yesterday, shoot
inc down IS enemy aircraft AZ a
cost of 16- heavy bombers and
three other planes.
A few German planes flew into
southeast England, Essex and the
home counties last night. with
some penetrating the London
area. Bombs were dropped az a
few places causing slight damage
and a small number OF casualties
Two raiders were shot down
Thirtv-five of the German
planes shot down in the Mediter-
ranean theater were destroyed in
the raids on Hungary All IL
missing Allied planes were lost
IN those attacks.
Allied headquarters In Naples
described the Hungarian raids as
successful and said the entire
factory area AZ Gyor was covered
with bombs Oil tanks and hang.
airs were set ahre
More than 100 German fighters
attacked the American forma
tions Bomhers shot down -
aaa-fEnrerS accounted for IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
DEFINED BY BIDDLE

"The political action commit
tee Of the CIO has been defined
as a political committee under
the smith Connally Act by At
torney General Blddle,' Ely
said
1T is controlled ny men who
do not believe In the basic faith
~ this nation and who would
overthrow the fundamental bal
ance Of our government, take
over the power In the presi-
dency and make us the children
~ the state. They are the con-
spiratorS.
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i. S.Wdfned
By NJ Arthur

WASHINGTON. April a ms 3
A warning hy Gen Macarthur
that We ratt- not tr5-Aertentl2A
slip into h same cordn,r inter
nailv 40 the ere vh.cr W Nght
externaly WAS given .n letter
made public yesterday
Rep A T. Miller Rl Of Ne
hrssks released .-t pan.i.7''on an
eNcnsrre of letters LL-lZlCL l--.---
rT7f -z~T the srstHucSr Pacific
commander Miller had Vs'ten
Ger Macarthur urging him. 20
permit the people Of thls eaDn-
~ 70 draft him for the preSi-
dencN
4. :. MONARCHY
Gen. Macarthur m letter
dated Feb. l. descrihe G as
SCHOLARLY" 4 communication 70
him from Miller dated San. y
Mlllers letter ssId
IF this system of lett-Wingers
and new dealiSm il continued
another four years. ] am certain
that this monarchy which -
being established In America
will DESTROY the rights Of the
common people
--urv-tirrr Macarthur wroTC
Il appreciate very much your
kcholarly letter of Jan. p. Your
description OF conditions in the
United States - SOLDERING one
indeed and is calculated 10
arouse the thoughtful consider
stion Of every true patriot.
We must not inadvertently
aiip into the same condition
internally a. the one which we
fight externally.
BELIEVES IN PEOPLE
Like Abraham Lincoln. ] am
Arm believer In the people,
and II given the truth they can
he depended upon to meet any
national crisis The great point
is 10 bring before them the real
facts
over here we are doing what
we can with what we have.
will be glad. however. when
more substantial forces are
placed at my disposition.
on the subject of ALLEGATION al
men. planes and munitions 10 Gen
Macarthur for prosecution OF the
war against Japan Miller had
written
They tthe American people,
are also convinced that the
events leading up 10 Pearl Har-
hor in the ALLEGATION of war
supplies are not above critical
examination.
This country wants to get
this war over as quickly a. pos
sible and get their boys hack
home 10 live again under our
democratic system Of free enter
prise With just and honorable
peace"
FEARS RADICAL WAVE