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Michigan Red Probe
Nears End: Legislator
Is Unwilling Witness
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DETROIT, Mar. 11.—The com
munism - in,- Michigan inquiry
headed toward a possible early
conclusion today.
Members of the House Un-
American Activities Committee
were reported talking of finishing
the job in two or three days after
having -first planned a full five
day session.
As the hearing resumed a for
. m er Michigan State Senator was
i on the record as one of the *in-
I quiry’s many unwilling witnesee.
Polish-bom Stanley Nowak, 49,
for 10 years a Democratic legisla
tor from Wayne (Detroit) County,
I refused for the most part of his
I four hours on the stand yester-
I day to answer questions.
Toward the end of Mr. Nowak’s
! testimony a “Mr. X” took the
| stand to name the former Sena
| tor as one of the persons at a
I reputed Communist membership
meeting in 1937.
First Mr. Nowak was confronted
with “Mr. X” and asked if he
| could identify him. Mr. Nowak
; refused to answer, saying he
j feared he might/‘lay myself open
! to charges.” %
Subsequently it developed that
“Mr. ” —in reality Casimir Ratal,
50, Marine City, Mich., farmer
and Detroit auto shop worker—
had spied on Detroit Communists
from 1936 to 1938.
Mr. Rataj testified he saw Mr.
Nowak at a 1937 meeting in De
troit.
I Mr. Rataj. said Mr. Nowak was
criticized at the meeting for fail
' ing to solicit “subscriptions”—par
ty memberships. He said that
Mr. Nowak explained that he was
handicapped by his effort to keep
his Identity secret.
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Indictment Charges
Attempt to Rob Bank
A 28-year-old man wai indicted
yesterday on charges of attempted
robbery at the Second National
Bank, 1333 G street N.W., on Feb
ruary 6.
He is Claude B. Price, who is
charged with trying to force
Harold Gregoire, a teller, to hand
over funds belonging to the bank.
The indictment accuses Price of
landing Mr. Gregoire a shopping
bag and a note, which read: “Fill
this up, nitro.” At the same time,
police said, Price displayed a
bottle which later was found to
contain more dangerous
than a polish remover.
Instead of complying with
Price’s demands, * Mr. Gregoire
notified another bank officer, who
called police, and Price was ar
rested on the scene.
Dr. Antoine to Speak
Qn Haitian Culture
Dr. Jacques Antoine, former
Haitian Ambassador to the United
States, will discuss Haitian culture
and its influence on the United
States at 8:30 o’clock tonight In
the Pan American Union.
The lecture is the sixth in a
series of 16 on aspects of Latin
American culture.
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