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Refugees

Continued from Page One)
country, and the strictness Of the
American immigration laws, this
government believes that an ef-
fort should be made to establish
temporary camps for the persecut-
ed peoples OF Europe in neutral
European countries as well as in
Africa and the Middle West.
Another controlling factor be-
hind American opposition to the
movement OF large numbers of
refugees to this country 10 the
difficulty of transporting them
across the Atlantic
Shortage OF shipping and the
heavy demands OF the Allied war
effort are considered by American
officials to make II extremely diff.
ficult to transport thousands OF
refugees from Europe to this
hemisphere.
Danger OF the refugee ships be-
ing attacked by Axis submarines
also is viewed as an important
reason why efforts should be made
to provide camps for the persecut-
ed peoples on the other side Of the
Atlantic.
The government is prepared to
join with the other United Nations
in helping to finance the mainte-
nance OF such refugee camps
providing private relief organiza-
tons share in the cost.
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Deaths
WILLIAM n. wEBB

The news Of the sudden death in
London. Eng. Saturday OF William
r. Webb. son OF the late Mr.. and
Mrs. William Webb tMrs. f. P.
Rorison), was received by Mr..
Webbs sister, Mrs. Harold Lever
EFT. sunday.
Mr.. Webb was born In Detroit
Oct. so, 1855 and came here while
a small child. He\attended the pub
lie schools and waS graduated from
the Ypsilanti High School in 1904.
He was graduated from the Nor.
NAL College and was granted his
B. Pd. degree in 1908. He taught
physics and chemistry at the Howe
Military Academy in Indiana for
four years. then came back 10 the
University OF Michigan and re
ceiyed the degree Of B. Oh. Z. in
1914 and his masters degree in
1915. He entered the employ Of the
Eastman Kodak Co.. Rochester. y.
Y, in 1915. where he was made
plant executive, in which capacity
he served until 1927. In 1920 he was
sent by the Eastman Company to
Vienna. Austria. TO do research
work. He was made factory man.
ager OF the Eastman plant at Ber-
lin, Germany. IN 1891. where he re.
manned until 1881. Since that time
he has been manager OF the East
man foreign plants, with his resi-.
dence in London.
He was a member OF the Sigma
Xi national honorary society in
science, and was granted the Mas
ter Of Education degree from the
Normal College about two years
ago.
He was member OF st. Luke's
Church and OF the Masonic Lodge.
Surviving relatives are his wife.
formerly Edna Schmidt, this city:
two children. Nancy. who is attend
ing Wellesley College, Mass, and
William, Jr. attending Detroit Uni
versity. Detroit, and three broth
ers. Alex d. Crosse Pointe, Frank
D.. Birmingham. James j., Detroit,
and one sister Mrs. Harold Lever
EFT, this city. A sister. Beatrice,
died in 1920.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb brought their
children back to this country about
two years ago to place them In
schools for the duration.
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RECOVER BODY

Bay City. Apr. 19-Sundsy the
body OF State Police Trooper
Ralph Brouillaire, one OF FIVE per
sons drown in Saginaw Bay March
Is. was recovered afternoon half
a mile of the mouth OF the Kav.
kawlin River. His body was the
fourth OF the Eve to be found.
Brouillaire set out in a light boat
with Virgil Forth. IS years old.
and Otto Van Dyke. 80, 10 attempt
TO rescue John Guyott. Ia. and
Donald Mcintyre. Il, who we're
trapped on a wlnd.driyen ice foe
when they ventured onto the bay
Ice to bring their fish shsnty to
shore. Neither the youths nor
their would-be rescuers we're seen
alive again.
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War

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France at dawn. presaging further
assaults on the French invasion
coast.
The raid on Italy was preceded
by attacks by Ventura bombers.
escorted by British fighting planes.
on the French coastal city OF dep
pc and raids on Axis airiields at
Piox, France. and Courtrai. Bel
GUM. by British fighter.bombers.
In raid on 10 Axis ships OF the
Dutch Coast. one vessel was left
listing and ablaze and others were
damaged when attacked by Raj
beaufighters.
Driven or
Hit.and.run Nazi raiders over
England we're driven off by anti.
aircraft fire before they could
reach the London area.
In the North African theater, at
least two ships OF an Axis convoy
escorted by destroyers were blast;
ed in the Gulf of Tunis by Allied
motor torpedo boats, diye.bombers
and torpedo planes, Mateur. last
town on the road from Medjez-el-
bah TO the capital city OF Tunis.
was strongly assaulted by Billy
Mitchell bombers which made di-
rect hits on a train. rail yards,
tracks and station buildings. In
addition, the Lasebala airport
northwest OF Tunis and the Lamar
sa aud Djedeida airfields were at
tackled by medium bombers:
Twelve enemy planes were shot
down In combat over Tunisia dur
ing the day and a formation OF
lightnings downed II Axis aircraft
over Palermo. Sicily, where the
dock area was effectively bombed.
Dock installations at Ferryville,
adjacent 10 Biberte. were batter
ed by other fortresses.
On the ground. the British First
Army pressed forward from Die.
bel and towards Teboursb. which
Is only IS miles from Tunis. Ac-
cording to the Algiers radio. Brit
isb advance units now are with
In 25 miles OF the Tunisian capital.
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PROGRAM TO GO ON AIR

Saginaw. Apr. ia weekly ra.
do program which has left New
York for a national tour, "Ameri.
cas- Town Meeting OF the Air" will
go on the air from Saginaw Thurs
day with a debate on the question,
"Can we feed ourselves and our
Allies" UNFOLDING the atfirma-
tive will be Richard V. Gilbert. re-
search director and economic ad-
visor to Price Administrator Prem.
tiss NJ. Brown. Wheeler McMillen.
editor OF Farm Journal, will take
the negative.
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ERED e. WHILE

Fred Electus White passed away
this morning at $50 at his home,
SOP Ferris St. in his sleep. He
had had heart trouble.
He was the son OF Joel and Luz
cinda Rundell White and was born
Dec. 90. 1858, in Pittsheld Town
ship. lie had lived in this city
and vicinity his entire life. Miss
Nellie Sherwood became his wife
Sept 8. 1912. in this city and she
survives him, as do one son. Sher-
wood White. this city. and two
grandchildren, Frederick Ernest
and Ann. and two brothers. Frank
NJ. White. Pittsfeld and Minor Z.
White. Highland Park.
Funeral services will be Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock in the ]. E.
Moore Funeral Home. with Rev.
Walter B. Heyler officiating. Burr
al will be at stony Creek.
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Warrant Advised

Fred Miller. 1888 Warren Ave.
Detroit, nightwatchman at Dormi'
tory No. s. Willow Lodge. was ad'
vised by the Ypsilanti state Police
to contact the county prosecutor
and sign a complaint against a man.
who Mr.. Miller stated assaulted
him as he was making his rounds
OF the dormitory early Sunday
morning. In his complaint given the
police at $50 a. m, Mr.. Miller
said that the intruder was about
10 enter the room OF woman resi-
dent OF the building. when the
nightwatchman ordered him out.
An alteration took place outside
the building, and later the intruder
and the girl disappeared from the
scene.
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HARRY THOMAS WOOD

Harry lnOHds OOu, dsslstdht
professor of speech in the Michi-
gan State Normal College, passed
away early Sunday morning at his
home, 93S w. Forest Ave. His
death followed a FIVE months i'll
ness, which included a major opera
ton for a brain tumor in January.
He came to the college as a men,
Der OF the speech department staff
in the fall OF 1927. His special
fields were debate and extempore
speaking, and since 1888, speech
correction, where he developed a
speech clinic, which rendered a
large service both TO college stu
dents and in the college and city
elementary schools.
He was conscientious and
scholarly teacher, who gave un.
stintngly of his time and energy
to all corners. His kindly helpful
ness 10 underpriyileged children
was especially marked in his
clinical work. He was popular and
successful in college forensics,
where he trained debaters and ex-
tempore speakers for Is years.
He was born in Hennepin, Ill,
in 1890. TO Delbert s. and Nancy
O. Thomas Wood. He was gradual
ed from the Princeton. H.. high
school in 1910, from the University
OF Illinois in 1915, received the
NJ. A. degree from the University
Of Wisconsin in 1925, and continu'
ed courses toward the doctorate
degree in the University OF Iowa
and the University OF Michigan.
He married Esther 7. Winterscheid
in Hennepin, Dec. q, 1928 and she
survives him.
After teaching his first school In
190S-09, he became successfully
superintendent OF schools OF Fill.
more, speech teacher in the Spring
field High School, principal OF
Washington High School. all In
Illinois. instructor in speech. Garlic
ton College, Minnesota, 1922,
graduate teaching associate in
speech. University OF Iowa, 1925.
and member OF the speech staff OF
the University OF Michigan. 1882.
He was a member OF the 6Sth
Coast Artillery Corps in World
War I. when he saw overseas SER
vice in the American Expedition
airy Forces in 19lS-l9.
He was active in numerous edu-
cational and speech organizations
charter member of the National
Association of Teachers of Speech,
charter member and secretary
treasurer OF the Michigan Speech
Correction Association, member
Michigan Association OF Teachers
Of speech, Michigan Education As
sociation. Michigan Schoolmasters
Club and American Association of
University Professors. or speech
honor societies, he belonged to ri
Kappa Delta. Tau Kappa Alpha
and Delta Sigma Rho He was
also member OF Phi Gamma Del
ia. and college patron OF Sigma
Mu Sigma, fraternity for Masons
and the Sons OF Masons. He was
a member OF Masonic Lodge. No.
$40. Fillmore. H.. and American
Legion Post, No. $50, Granville,
III
Funeral services will take place
at 3 O'Clock in the Geer Funeral
Home Tuesday. Rev. Gorton c.
Speer will be in charge OF the ser
vices.
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LIVESTOCK



Detroit, Mich. Apr. 10 Choice
yearling fed steers. sl6.25.lG.5 !;
medium and good fed steers. ST.
10; good fed heifers $3.50; good
sausage bulls. tli25; medium
grades $l2.50.l3.2j; good beef cows
Sl3; odd heifers $l3.50.li.
Calves good aud choice grades
SIS: medium grades $ii.l5.5n
Gull and common kinds $3.50 down.
Hogs: Good 10 choice butchers
scaling $50 ESQ lbs. late at
slt90-l5: l50-lS0 lbs. $li50-l5.
Sows. $l3.75.li aud stays. sl2.50.
1915.
Sheep: Choice native lambs
sl6.25, commol throwouts. s7.l?.50;
Wooled ewes topped at $3.50 aud
shorn kinds went at $3.50 down.
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Pick OF he AR IOday

500 Music by shrednik.
CBS-3:3O VIM. Primrose. Viola:
Sis Mother and Dad:
$50 John b Kennedy Comments.
BLU so Holy Week Media
tions:
$50 Victory Half Hour.
400 Club Matinee.
MBS-l0:50 a. m.-Cheer Up Gang
S;l5 p. m. New series. My Part
In the War.
Sis Footlight Rhapsody.
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lakes

Continued from Page One)
bers-and there we're indications
that little difficulty would he had
In obtaining the sisnatures-such
a petition would jerk pay-asyou 20
legislation back to the House floor
for smother mauling. Martin. how.
ever. remained hopeful OF sgreo
ment. A discharge petition. he
indicated, would be last resort.
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Brakes Faulty

James Redmond. 1910 Townseud
St., Detroit. was charged by police
here early sunday morning with
falling TO stop his automobile at a
stop street at the intersection OF
Ballard and Cross SITS. when police
investigated his failure to stop. they
found the brakes OF the car faulty
and impounded II, Investigation re.
vealed that the car belonged to
Clay Dudney. at whose home Mr.
Redmond lives, and he was in
structed to have his car repaired
before 1t was used again on the
highway.
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Vegetables

Vegetables
Dettoit. Mich. APR, 10
BEETS-- No. |. Ss-2.50 bu.
RED CABBAGE-No. .. $3.50.
CABBAGE-No. /. s2,50.3 bu.
CARROTS No. I. Si.75-2 bu.
CELERY ROOTS No. /. 81 ESQ
bu
ONlONS-dry. No. /. $2.75-325 SO.
ID. sack; No. 2. t2.2b.
PARSNlPS--No. /. S2.50-3.00
POTATOES 90 No. /. si50-5 100lb,
sack
RADISHES-H dollhouse. No. !. 81
Sl25 doz. bchs.
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YpsiLanf Briefs


The flag at the Ypsilsnti State
Police post is at hai-mast. as are
all the post flags throughout the
state. in memory OF State Trooper
Ralph. Broullier Of Bay City. who
lost his life about four weeks ago
in Saginaw Bay when he was at
tempting to rescue a party who
were marooned on an ice floe. His
body was recovered Sunday and
flags will be at halt-mast until after
his funeral.
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Soldiers

Continued from Page One)
commanding o:.icer. Col. Rinsldo
Van Brunt, were checks totaling
No.70l for the fighting s5rd's"
overseas recreational fund-sl0.O 900
from the JAW international union
and SOL from members OF Local
$50 at Continental Motors Corp.
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Daily Market Report
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fancy go.

RHUBARB-hothouse. fancy. Co.
75c: 5-lb. box; choice soc.
RUTABAGAS-No. |. ti.50-e bu.
TURNlPS-Topped No. /. $3.50
bu
LETTUCE -Hothouse. No. /. sl.3j
l0-lb. basket.
FRENCH ENDIVE-Fancy, 32.s5 g.
ID. box; No. /. Sl.75.
VEGETABLE OYSTERS-No. I,
90c-sl doE. bchs.
HORSERADlSH-Fancy. $500 bu.:
No. I, S3.504 bu.
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Break Windows

When two small boys. one aged
five and the other six, broke eight
glass window panes in the home OF
Mrs. Shalto Jacobs, 5Q7 y. Hamilton
St.. Saturday. she thought they had
gone far enough and called police.
Parents OF the tots agreed 10 pay
for the damage.
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YPSILANTl MARKETS
tBuytnz Prices)
tYpsllsnti Farm 5uresu)
PRODUCE
(Wolfs Grocery

AKRON. O.-lSS-Two hundred
members OF the Akron Transport
Workers Union (CIO) today re-
manned at their Jobs operating
buses OF the Akron Transport
Company AZ result OF a no-strike
vote taken yesterday at a special
meeting.
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Predictions Justified

Predictions OF war bond sales
committeeman here that Washte-
nav County and Ypsilanti would
reach their April quotas were being
justified Saturday as the sales Of
bonds continued TO climb satisfac-
torily. Reports OF the April War
bond sales received today list Ypsi-
a96ooiv$i4 .44(SHIEl EasdLVn?
lanti, az" bonds. s9.46S.74. other
bonds, $3.50, total s1l.S3S.75. Ypsi-
lanti az" sales to date s121,200.75.
others sl29,664. total s259,Ss4.75.
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In The Sick Room

William C., Downing underwent a
major operation at ST. Joseph's
Hospital, Ann Arbor, Saturday.
Theresa Marlene Cannon, los
Arnet St, is recovering at her home
from an attack OF measles and bron.
chitis.
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National srosdess,lns Company

National arosdeastlna Company
RED NETWORK -WLW 200. WV
$50. wHAM 1850. WMAo go.
Blue NETWORK-WxYZ 1910.
WLW 700. WGN 40.
Columbia Broadesstins Company
WJR go. WBBM $50. WCkY 1880.
wFBM 1850, VICAR 1850. WINS
1860. WOOD 1910.
BLUE NETWORk-WOWO 1880.
Mutual erosdeastlne Company
RED NETWORK WLW 100.
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 100.
CKLW 500. WJBK 1890.
Tonight
NBC-Paul Lukas as Pastor Me
moeller:
$50 Richard Crooks. tenor;
300 Voorhees, Concert. Lily
Pons;
$50 |. Q. Quiz.
1000 Contented Concert:
1880 Information Please.
CBS-s;00 Vox Pop from Houston,
Tex;
$50 Gay Nineties;
300 Robert Young in "A Night
to Remember
1000 Screen Guild, Katherine
Hepburn. Spencer Tracy;
1880 Premiere Of Romance, Love
Stories.
BLU-7:05 Passover Service;
1880 Lone Ranger;
$50 True or False;
900 Counter Spy:
1918 Oracle Fields;
l0:35 Rhythm Road.
MBS--7;S0 Starlight Reverle,
$50 Bulldog Drummond
9:15 Manpower Ltd. MAI Gen.
Hershey;
1850 Radio Newsreel from rec
ords.
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Recovering

Joseph Shackelford. Willow
Lodge, is recovering today from lac.
erstions and bruises he received
S turday when his motorcycle
crashed against the rear end OF an
automobile which was towing him
home, The accident occur,ed 100
feet east OF Ridge Road on L. S.
112.
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Trailer Burns

A trailer and contents belonging
to Glenn Parker at 227 Z. Park St.
were destroyed by fire this morn.
ing and a small dwelling connected
with the trailer was partially de-
stroyed. The Bomber Plant fire
department was able TO save part
OF the house. The trailer caught
fire from nearby burning rubbish.
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Girls Missing

Local police we're asked to look for
Miss Dolores Earegood. IS, and
Miss Eta Richardson, II. both o.
St. Louis. Mich, who we're report.
ed missing from their home, Satur-
day night.
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E1tlnoulsh Fires

The fire department extingulshed
a rubbish fire In barrel in the
alley back OF rs S. Huron st. at
12:15 Sunday afternoon and at
1910 Sunday night a blaze which
destroyed an awning at % \. Huron
St.
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Fruits

Detroit. Mich. Apr 10
APPLES-B dldwins. No |. sl.t.25
bu.; Delicious. farcy s3.50-i bu.:
No. /. So ESQ bu.: Mcintosh
fancy. $3.50 bu: No. !. s2-2.5o
bu.; No. 2, $3.50 bu.. Greetings.
No. |. 90c-sl.25 bu.: Northern
Spies. No. |, N.7S-?.25: No. ,.
sll50; Jonathans. No. /. sl.7J
2.25 bu.
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Births

Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. Melyyn
Mingas, Milan. at Boyer Hospital.
Sunday. Weight six pounds. 10
ounces.
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Car ReeoXered

Car Recovered
Police returned Sunday to Haroli
Chism, 1907 Washtenaw Ave, his
car stolen April l6. The automobile
was found by police near the depot
area.
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Two Cars Taken

Two cars we're reported stolen
here over the week end. One be-
longs 10 David A. Sokliok. 1913 n.
Washington St, and the other, to
Gerald Carey, 4O2 Elder st. Lawr-
ence Arnet. 1901 Washtenaw Ave,
reported an abandoned car in the
alley back OF his home, aud il
proved 10 be Mr.. Carey's car. Pc.
lice are looking for the Sokliok
Car.
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Tuesday
NBC-l2 noon Words and Music;
$50 p. m. Guiding Light:
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Detroit. Mich, Apr 10
EGGS-White. L. 5. Grade 4, jun
DO, i3isc; extra large. tlis42c;
larg,, 39i5 -t0isc: medium. rs.
36itc. Grade b. large. 3S.3Sla ::
medium. 3t.3rsc: Browns, L. S.
EXtr 5. Grade \. large. 39.39'ac,
medium. S6c; L. s. Grade u.
large. 57isc: medium. 3il2c.
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Grain

Detroit. Mich, Apr 10
WHEAT 80 No. !, Sl.56. N
BARLEY &C., Maltiu1 range. lI.5
moisture. si.l0.lIf; feeding. 95c
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AT THE FOX

The gang certainly going 10 he
there when the Fox feature
he Gangs Al Here first
shes on The screen Friday At
}. m. There's Alice Faye, James
lison. Nrrren Miranda. Phil
ker. Charlotte Greenwood. I'D
tFd Everett Horton, ScnnX
odrnan and his orchestra and
Sts of attractive girls 10 dress
tins lavish musical. Some
nc
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fashioned carriages, an elegant
neo-claSSic residence In the fore
CEnund and children decorOuslN a.
play on the sidewalk.
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Popular Painting

A PAINTING which has Al
tractcd considerable attention al
The Detroit Institute of Arts re-
Gently IS street in Brooklyn,
the work OF an unknown artist
The painting contains many trees
and is AN elegant and Sedate nine
tccuth century scene with old
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Z. A. FEATTRE

The United Artists " h n
Ialy opens on Thursday, waits
tai 5 p m. Friday 10 show ITS
W Year treat. which tins year
II he Thousands Cheer -
This musical not only has
thryn GraNSon, Gene Kelly.
,ry Aston and John Boles for
principal players, but II also
bits by every important player
the M-G-M lot except Garbo,
20 wanted 10 be alone again
ckey Rooney. judy Garland,
ellie Ball. Lena Horne, Ann
them and practically whole
liar set-up are gathered IN tins
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
Double Show At Wonder Bar

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Slayer

STOCK JEST of Minor Watson
featured in The Falcon OuJ
West. is that in 1894 hc came 90
Hollywood for pa Hours" stayed
on. That was his fitSt movie