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OCR Page 1 of 2TIMES-HERALD
WASHINGTON, D.C.
URSDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1942
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A Jap plane shot down over Pearl Harbor was one of the
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reasons why above check, held by Miss Myrtle Bergheim,
White House secretary. was sent to President Roosevelt.
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Labor Day pay. The check, written on the Jap plane's
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American war spirit-a check for
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$70,000 written on the wood and
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metal wing flap of a Jap warplane
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shot down over Pearl Harbor.
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contributed the money "to assure
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continuance of the American way
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foot wide, was turned over to the
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Treasury as Mr. Roosevelt notified
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the workers he would carry out
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their one request-that a Pearl
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Harbor name plate be placed on
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one of the Navy's speedy motor
torpedo boats.
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