 fire hoses by the Dearborn Fire Department and watered them down. This was on March 11, 1932, so it was really cold in Detroit on those days. They marched further, and the Dearborn police sent horses after them and started stomping them, and by the time they got to the gate four, they opened up with machine gun fire, and five workers were shot and killed, and another 25 or so were wounded, and the hunger march stopped.