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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-19

Pope Plus All voiced new hopes
today Tor Just and honorable
peace bat his words reached
world counting results % new
Anglo-German aerial punches and
expecting new outbreak q fight
ms In the balkan
We desire said the pope that
the wauing nations may resh attn
their awurds IN TTdrr- -ff-t-t4-s. -l-azs
ity honor and liberty for all.
bar even as he spoke reports
from London. Berlin and Budapest
It'd 90 new night bombing raids
hy britain Raj and Germany
LuttWnffe and indicated inassed
German legious az any moment
may spring against Greece
German homhera hammered The
British seaport % Hun while r AT
planes pasted docks and Industrial
target a. Kicl and Wilhrimsnayen
and oil tanks a. the Sazi held
Dutch city ~ Rotterdam
In tho United states President
Roosevelt before leaving Washing.
ton for 10 day vacation cruise.
rushed measures 10 consolidate
natenal defense and expedite aid
20 Britain These included
Establishment OF an ! man ma
tional mediation board 70 deal with
labor disputes hinderIng defense
industries,
Construction OF a t2Q0.000,000
power dam in tho St Lawrence
Riter more power for defense in
du ries
ormation OF program to furI
Isl Britain. Greece and China VIII
foId, medical supplies c-1 o,her
ne essities.
trratton- 6f a volunteer Amer.
I ican "home defense" establishment
involving men and women.
On the war fronts. British bomb.
ers hammered northern German
seap0rts during the night, and Lon
don said docks and shipyards were
severely damaged. Berlin claimed
residential areas were slightly
damaged. simultaneously German
raiders fiercely attacked the north.
eastern English port OF Hull and
bombed other sections OF England.
Germany claimed the German at.
tacks produced devastating ef.
f-Cts
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-19
Government Planning to End
Strikes in Defense Industry

The federal today
eliminating strike delays production
equipment
Before leaving southern President
order establishing
which would bring labor and together
differences.
under
Air experimental laboratories
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-19
Congress Today

fBy Asqociatsd Press)
Senate
In recess
Appropriations Committee con-
elders s3.446. o00 000 Navy supply
bin 90 a. m. ESTD
Military Committee hears War
y. partment testimony on bill IN
defer military training OF medical
students 10 a. M
Agriculture Committee hears tes-
tlmony on bin for parity price farm
loans 90 a. M
House
Votes on S7000O0O.0o0 British
aid fund.
Judiciary Committee starts hear.
inPs on bill 70 deport certain aliens
Go:30 a. M
Tuesday
Senate
In recess.
House
Concluded general discussion OF
British aid fund.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-19
College Student Fined
in Municipal Court Today

Miss Barbara Wallace. Ann A.
Dor. a student at Cleary COLLEGE.
vas hncd $50 in municipal cou
today
Niss Wallace was apprehendsd
after her car struck one PARSED
a. The curb In front of "a s. Huron
ST. Tuesday. Omcer William Frank.
lin. who was N the police station,
heard tho crash and saw Miss Wal
lace bach he car and then driye
forward and hit The machine aga %.
She was stopped as she started
90 drive away.
The other car belonged 10 Ross
A. Rhinchart. IS y. Huron St.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-19
Two Powers Still
Trading Aerial
Punches
Nazi Legions May
Strike Soon
IN Greece

CIV lHter. fiouiI- Ns~s S--.t-el
NAlROBt Inns British
forces have captured ths 9Th.
iopian town OF Jiaii9l. about
90 miles east o. the import.
ant city o. Harar. Il WAS an.
nouneed officially today
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-19
Today in 1916

fBy Associated Prsssi
March 10. 1916 German fliers
attack Kent, England Russian
forces enter lspahan, Persia.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-19
Council Gusts
John Hamilton

Detroit, Mich. Mar. 19-Cir-
cult Court Judge Homer T.
Ferguson, one man housing
grand jury, today indicted
Councilman Robert Ewald on
charges Of accepting 5000
bride on the Herman Gardens
Housing project. Ewald, III in
a hospital with pneumonia, is
the second councilman indicted
in the last % hours. The other
was John Hamilton accused Of
$4,000 bride.
Detroit, Mar. 10 ms After re.
iusing to accept his resignation,
fellow councilmen today moved to
Gust Councilman John +. Hamilton
who confessed accepting a $4,000
bribe TO vote for concrete instead
Of steel construction on the IS 300
600 Herman Gardens Housing pro
jcct
Council rejected Hamilton s
resignation last night after he ap-
peared twice in court during the
day The first time he went into
court was 10 make a statement con.
Tossing that he accepted the bride
p matter on which he had been in
diotod an hour before By Circuit
Court Judge Homer T. Ferguson
one man grand jury The second
time Hamilton appeared in court
was to stand mute on the grand
jury charge and be released under
$4,000 bond
After Hamilton presented his
resignation LAT night, Councilman
John Lodge objected. saying:
It would seem to me. sir. that
this Council has a very high duty 10
perform in purging itself And IL is
up 10 this Council 10 purge itself
by removing him not BY accepting
his resignation
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-19

WAsHINGTOS APP Through a
district court complaint filed
aFaiust Secretary Hull and other
state department officials ogden
70 Hammond. Jr. son Of former
ambassador 10 Spain. sought today
- block his dismissal from ca
Iccr post IN the Foreign Service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-19

MEXICO CITY AP -A senate
solution promulgated today au.
lorizes President Manuel Avila
alnacho to permit United States
arplanes 10 fly over, or 10 land,
Mexican territory.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-19

TOKYO ms Large formations
Of Japanese bombers severely dam.
aged Chuneking in heavy new raids
on the Chinese capital, II was an
nounced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-19

See CONGRESS Page 6
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-19

See EUROPEAN wAR-Page 6
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-19

NASHINGTON-OP Edwin s.
Smith. member Of the National La
Nor Relations Board struck back
hast night at a special House Com
lmittee which had accused him OF
fostering radicalism. He declared
IN the course Of Il page state
mcnt submitted 10 committee mem
hers that the maior.tys findings
represented an outrageous dis.
tortion' of the evidence.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-19

See HONOR RoLL-Page 6
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-19

WASHINGTON -hP- The ma.
tional defense advisory commits
sion today suggested state legis-
lation TO maintain fair rents in
defense production areas. Miss
Harriet Elliott. consumer commits.
sioner Of the NDAC. said in a
report that 1T has become increas-
mcly apparent that legal machin-
cry is ncccs sary in certain con
eested localities whore rents are
reported to be skyrocketing.'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-19

tBy Asqociated Press)
Senate
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-19

Concluded general discussion OF
British aid fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11

same number Of units as in 1911
McCarroll continued:
The approximate amount Of
some OF these materials diverted
TO defense would be: Primary
aluminium, LOO. 900 pounds; sec
ondary aluminium, 100000
pounds: nickel, =. 500. 900 pounds;
zinc, ~, OOO, 900 pounds: tin, 5OO,-
900 pounds. and magnesium
500, 900 pounds.
As an illustration Of savings
being made I'm nOn-uetaiiic ma
terials, our consumption of tung
oil has been reduced by Is per
cent, releasing 10000 gallons of
this material 90 defense"
Many car owners have asked. he
continued. whether changes made
necessary by these economies
would have any appreciable affec'
on quality and performance o
1912 cars and trucks
ION the contrary" MCCarroll
said, "as for performance and
operation, the owner would
never know any changes in ma
terials were made. The only
apparent difference will he the
appearance, and we believe the
public will agree that appear
ance has been improved largely
through the wider use of
plaSticS.
Cars will cost slightly more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
DECORATIVE PARTS

Some of the purely decorative
bright metal parts which Mct'dr-
roll feels certain will be changed
include holdings on tenders, run
ming boards, hood side panels.
windShieds and rear window;
wheel rings; headlampS, doors and
retainerS: ventilation window and
division bar; rear lamp; parking
lamps: glove box trim; instrument
cluster trim; hood ornament; radi-
ator grille assembly: clock and
Speedometer beZclS; license plate
lamp body; handle and lock as
ScmblicS; horn rings and hood
medallion
Six additional bright" parts
which Ford lists as functional, as
well as decorative, include bumper
bars and guards. license plate
guard. inside and outside handles
and hub caps. MCCarroll said
Ford hopes 10 keep these parts
chromium plated for durability
and the safety offered by their
ability 10 reflect light at night.
Here is a brief summary of Ford
savings in scarce metals in 1912
models:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
MCred, Frahm
-
Expected TO Ask
Separate Trials

Judge Earl c PugSley today Vas
expected 10 entertain motions Tor
separate TRIALS Tor former Prusecu-
tor Duncan c. McCrea and former
Police Superintendent Fred ".
Frshm. who with - others are
tentatively scheduled 10 90 70 ulai
Monday on conspiracy charges IA
the numbers and policy grand jury
indictments.
Judge Pugsley SAID Yesterday
he would also hear motions for
separate trials for all persons al
ready convicted In other con-
spiracy cases.
Among those remaining 10 60
on trial IN the numbers and pohcN
case are former Mayor Richard
w. Reading and John RoXborough.
manager of Joe Louis.
Judge PugSley today took under
advisement a motion by } Richard
Newman. attorney for Frahm, for
a new trial IN the baseball pool
conspiracy.
Yesterday Judge PugSley re-
leased three Detroit policemen
from charges Of conspiracy 10 OBJ
struct justice growing out OF the
numbers and policy indictments.
They were Detective Paul Perdew
and Patrolmen Frank Barnett and
Fred Lindenberg. All said they
would apply for immediate rein
statement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11

10 build and will be slightly
heavier, but neither the
car nor truck viii contain any
inferior substitutes. All substi-
tute parts We tested were re-
jected AZ they did not measure
up 10 the original in quality and
performance.
Through continued co-Opera-
ton between the engineers. the
production department and man
agement, no reduction I'm quality
will be allowed.
The 100 per cent saving in pri-
mary aluminium MAS perhaps the
most important OF all Ford cur
tailments of scarce metals. Or
the 1871 passenger car IL was
used for brake pistonS and as q
hardener In zinc die castings. II
Is to be replaced on 1912 lines by
secondary aluminium.
The vast strides made in air
craft production by the Ford com
pany will be shown at the air
plane building in the Rouge plan
and the Willow Run bomber fac
tory and airport.
Also Inspected will be the ForC
navy service school where l.5O(
sailors are being given mechanical
training.
Pratt & Whitney engines are al
ready coming off the line al The
Rouge plant where less than
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
Defense Metals
SIashed Greatly
In New Fords

Continued from Page One)
that Ford started tn ruuSPrvF
these defense materials even be-
fore there was any request or
legal requirement. Early this
wear. when "A shortage Of certain
defense materials became APP
parent. We began research on
worthy subStitutiOns, 80 that
every ounce Of scarce metals
used for our civilian autOmOtiNe
production might be released To
defense Industries.
MANY savings were placed
Into effect months ago on our
1871 models. Even more are be-
ine made ON our 1912 products,
and a. fast n our research de-
VelOps further economies, we
will divert additional defense
material from the Ford car ana
truck"
McCarroll said present plans for
changes along these lines on the
new 1912 car include elimination
of bright nickel and chrome finish
on many decorative parts. Al
companies Will make this change
al the same time, he believes
about January i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
Realty Man Speaker
AT Hotel Meeting

II. J BRAKEMAN, Detroit real
estate analyst and tax consultant
will be the guest speaker at the
Detroit Hotel Association meeting
at 2:30 p. m tomorrow in the
Detroit-Leland Hotel, it was an
nounced today. He will speak on
What Price Highways" an analy,
sis of various highway proposals
Charles II. Lott, Dctroit-Lelanc
general manager, is president Of
the association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11

year ago there existed only a
parking lot. Full production of
the motors will soon be underway
in the $270OO,O00 plant.
At the new bomber plant site
crews first began clearing away
the land last March 2S. Early this
month the first machinery for
building the Consolidated B724
bomber arrived.
In the meantime. construction
workers have. excavated for the
SAT 000,0 900 plant; poured concrete
foundation feetinss:: laid rail-
road main line spur TO the site;
erected structural steel frame
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11

work; poured concrete floors and
erected the first brick walls.
The whole plant is scheduled for
completion early in 1912 and at
peak production will employ 10000
men.
The present government order
is for S4S0,000.000 TO build 800
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11

completed bombers and complete
sub-aSSemblies and parts for an
other 100 bombers.
The Consolidated B-24D is a
four-engine ship regarded as the
worlds most formidable bomber.
Ii has a wing spread of lis feet
and a speed in excess of 300 miles
per hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11

Corporal McConchie, under
guard, leaving a barracks in
London for the military court
in which she was the first
woman in Britain's history TO
be court-martialed. Charge
A. w. O. l.. from the AuXil-
larry Territorial Service.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Rug Specials

Interrupted Stripe AII-SiSaI Rugs.
genuine imported sisal, 9xl5 feet. Were
1926 -S11.95
IA Plaid Fibre Rugs, attractive colors;
9xl2 feet We're Sll.95 -------- 1895
Sanford Beauvais Administer Rug,
9xl2 feet; slightly used. Was $73e5.
$3.50
Is COngoleum Made Felt Base Rugs,
perfect quality, discontinued patterns;
9x9-foOt size. Were s495 S2.99
Plain BroadlOom Rugs. good c0lOrs,
9x12-foot size. Were S54 So S43.95
10 Basket Weave Fibre Rugs, last
seasons patterns; 46x7.6 size. Were
$685. ----------------- S4.95
II Administer Rugs, 6 patterns; 9Xl2 feet.
Were $3.50 -------------- $685.
9x12 IT. Standard Quality Felt Base
Rugs. many patterns We're S. 95 S3.99
4 WiIminster Rugs. tone -on-tone effects.
splendid colors; 9X12 feet. Were $685..
1895
300 Square Yards Genuine Inlsid Linor-
for Remnants; good sizes. Were 81 29
Square yard CSC
The P0ins Royal
Rags Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Art Ne

Stamped Bedroom Sets, 2 scarfs. s.
piece vanity set. Designs stamped on
linen for embroidery. Were 79c - 59c
Stamped Dining Room Sets, consisting
of 2 scarfs and 3-piece buffet set.
Linen Were 79c Now oW--------- Soc
Il Stamped Crib Covers, unbleached
muslin, for outline or Magictuft. Were
49c - 29c
"a Stamped BOlero Jackets, unbleached
muslin for Magictuft. Were 29c 19c
Is Stamped Bed Jackets, unbleached
muhlin, for Magictuft. Were Soc 19c
13 Stamped Knitting Bags, also suitable
for beach bags unbleached muslin for
Magictuft Were 29c 9c-------------1 19c
10 Stamped Bed Spreads. unbleached
muslin and ecru crash. Were Sl.50--Sl
The Palais Royal,
Art Needierork -. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-24
lamp Specials

81 Onyx Base Student Bridge Lamps,
parchmenti7ed shades. Were $798, S498
IS Electric Hurricane Lamps. Were
81 -- -------- 29c
Bronze Finished Torchieres, glass top.
Were S798 ---- ---------S S4.98
ii Onyx Base Sway Floor Lamps,
parchmentized shades Were 1898, S49S
l Easel Mirror, full length walnut
frame Was S1496 --------- S1098
l Large Portrait. Priscilla; metal leaf
frame. Was S11.98
The Paiais Royal,
Lamps -. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Housewares

1 General Electric Tank Cleaner, DEM
onstrator: new, fully guaranteed; COM
plete with all tools; De Mather and
sprayer. Was 1895
Tables Were S7.25 $3.50
3 Cabinets. Were S7.98-----------S3 1898
3 Chrome Plated Griddles. Were $3.50,
SIPS
Is Upholstery Cleaners. Were $1.20, 59c
2 Gas Plates. Were S298 98---------149
Is Trays. Were ACC ---------19c
80 Marshmallow Forks. Were 10c--- sc
Is Mincers. Were 49c---------19 -19c
Cube Steak Broilers lers--- 39c
l Waffle Iron. Was So S398------$1.9S
Cake Covers. Were $149----79c
IL Gas Plates Were ST 9--79c
100 Hot Dog Roasters. Were lOc-----5 SC
! Floor Brushes. Were $l-- 49c
Bath Scales. Were 50 296------S1.49
Picnic Jugs. Were sl--------59c
The Paiais Royal,
Honsewa,ss -. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Furniture Clearance

Vanity upholstered seat Floor sample. Was
S795 sS95
Vanity style walnut gumvood
large plateglass mirror. Was $39 95 $l795
left bedroom suites Modern style Single and
double Were
Night Table, small compartment for storage Was
1896 S295
upholstered cotton and wool reze. Loose
.oriro- fad cusbion
I Round Table with in center
1895 $495
1 Metal Lounge, white and enamel finish Was
e1no5
l Table, garden. Green and white finish
Rattan Chair with arms seat and back covered in creonne
Was s14o5 S795
Folding Chair all natural finish Was $2e5 Csc
enamel finish. Metal handles Left
from suite Was $34 Sl195
Door Mirror with solid maple Floor sample.
,Uor
Side Chair left bedroom suite Tapestry covered seat
style Was Sl995 S99S
The Palais Royal Furniture Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-24

Eioht-pece set; one eusseted food
BOG " With seven bowl covers.
The Pniais Royal,
Notions First Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-24
200 Pairs Curtains
s. ;;;:;;'; Z: ;;',. y PRICE

Assorted styles one ond Of kind oil remarkable voIue
half price,
Dsmask Drsperies. We're ST. to $8 81
Roll-up Awnings. 81 98 SOC
IS Venetian Blinds wood pulp Were
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Clearance Of Suits
atGreat Reductions
81 SUITS, ORIGINALLY go
S1795 TO $685. FRIDAY Il

Sizes 10 to TO- 0 to a. 392 to 49, Not all sizes in all types The
dreSSmaker in and WorSted
tailored both tai
types diagonal and wool
crepes Navy black, blue and blue
81 SUITS, ORIGINALLY Sl995, GO
S2295 AND S2995. FRIDAY ~lO
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Used Librory
Fiction, I5c

Limited humber OF enjoyable books,
recently released from our lending
library.
The Pains Royal,
Stationery First Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-24

SIS Princess Royal
Arch Shoes '2.45
l83 pairs pumps and ties Of shiny
black potent and navy eobordne.
Broken sizes, 5 g.
ST Poirs Summer SondoIs, 81
Worens and Girls sandals in blue, white and
red ldeoI for right now -. ond oil summer
long; broken sizes.
The P0lais Royal, FoOfwfar -. Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Dress and Millinery
Flowers, I0c

Broken assortment of flowers,
many color and combinations in
royon sotin and Velvets.
The Palais Royal.
Trimmings >. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-24

piece all
in all types.
tailored suits
40 to A. Navy, blue beige, black
4 SIS
IS blue
Evening star., 1941-04-24
BOYS WEAR REDUCED

Polo Shirts odds broken 2eo
Boys Washable Robes, preshrnk Full Beed
Sizes 10 f8 Were 81 so $II5
Boys Sleeveless Sweaters small medium and large Were ST. $40
Boys Tweed TOpcOat TO- Was So 81
Boys Tweed Reversible Coat 81 $40 S3
Young Mems Two trousers Suits Including
longs --------------
Threepi Prep Suit 13. Was S3 95 S6
Boys TwOknckers Suits u and l3 Were $40 95 45
Junior Boys Caps small. Were
Prep SlackS waists 26 to 80 Were S395------- 1888
The Pniois Royal, Store for Boys First Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Novelty JeweIry
Reduced

/ Woman's Cigarette Case
and Lighter. Was $l295.
$685.
| White Gold Wedding Ring.
Was $685. -.-- $685.
! Gold filled Rosary. Was
1896 S.
3 Women's Gold Rings. Were
$40 -------------S S5
9 WOmen's Gold Rings.
Were S5.95 1895
10 WOmen's Gold Rings.
Were S795 ------.-- S5
9 WOmen's Gold Rings. Were
1896 S.
2 Multi-color Clips. Were
SIS --- S3.95
2 Sterling Silver ROsaries.
Were S. ---------S 1895
The Palais Royal.
JeWeiry First F0Or
Evening star., 1941-04-24
so Regular &c
Enamel
Compac+s. 29c

Mony pretty coIors in various sizes
ond shapes. Loose powder,
The PGidiS Royal
Je5reiyy First Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-24
FRIDAY BARGAIN :: ::::::::=: Z: T.:
5 Reg. S7.95 to Sl4.95
Simmons Metal
Beds, $4.45

Beds in Colonial ond modern styles,
Finished to look like wood. Twin sizes.
Coil Springs, highly tempered premier
steel coils, strongly reinforced to give
years of service and comfort. Were
S795 ------ --------- S5.45
Special Innerspring Mattresses. one
piece nOn-slipping steel coil unit. En-
cased in layers of soft cotton felt. Serv-
iceable stripe ticking ---------S S9.45
4 Box Springs and Innerspring Mat
tresses, twin size. Heavy nOn-fading
blue and white stripe ticking. Mattress
and spring g-------------------- SIS set
l Sofa Bed. opens to comfortable bed.
Spacious bedding compartment. Was
S44 95 ---------------. $685.
l Sofa Bed, cushions of Firestone AirteX
rubber for luxurious comfort and long
wear. Modern design. Was s49 95 S34.95
! Simmons Studio Couch, heavy cotton
tapestry covering. Converts to comfort
able bed Sample Was s4995 S34,95
The PdIGiS Rorai
Bedding :. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-09-03

WJSV, 6:30-Kdy Thompsons Festival: q
new musicaI.yariety show replacing Mr. Meek
and featuring Song5tress Kay Thompson, her
thurus Bob Rannon and Walter Gross Orchestra.
WNAL, 7:O0-0ui1 Kids: The lille geniuses
broadcast from The stage Of the Chicago Iheater,
scene Of tonights world premiere Of their first
movie short
WPc, 7:00-Advenures Of the Thin Man:
Ham, with Russian dressing" an episode In
which Jealous Hollywood press agent gets his
Just DESERTS
WJSV, 7:3O-Dr. Christian: Jean HerSholt
and lureen TuttIe in drama Of family recon-
eiaton, Meet Your Father"
WNAL, 7:30-Manhaftan al Midnight: "Un.
finished Business" wherein gangder is finally
stopped, not by bullets, but by the humane ex-
perimentS Of young Doctor.
WRC, 8:00-Eddie Cantof's Show: The sau.
tereyed comedian returns from his summer
VACATION and promptly engages in dramatic
tiff with Actor Maurice Evans, in fact actually
tries 10 at the role Of "Hamlet."
WHAL, Hemisphere Revue: Emmy de
VreS, enoh-eansdan melzo soprano, sings a
few Of her own songs; also guestng are Anne
eossIIs. operatit singer, and the noted South
American olist, Manuel.
WHY, 3:00-NIIions for Defense: Appear
Ing on behalf Of The Bond Campaign will b,
Alfred Lunt in an Arch 0boer play Ken Murray
0btar levani, the Juanita Hall Choir. Todd Dun
tan and Ann Brown.
VOL, 8:l5-Easfern AlI,SiaH vs.. the New
York Giants in the annual football iusse al III.
Polo Grounds on behalf Of charity. There will