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World War llU Will Rest
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Arthur Godfrey will gather his talented collection of little elves around his footstool this evening .at 8 for another go at “Arthur Godfrey Talent Scouts.” Each week Arthur puts the bee on the public to produce talent for him. If you have talent, Godfrey gives you $100 for producing. If you haven't, all you have to do is dig up war 11, the Unknown Soldier, will]
four people at 25 bucks a throw who do have. lsoon be brought back to America
® » s = n 5 i There'll be a different “Kind of Lady” in the Theater of Romance to Test in permanent glory. at 7:30 this peeyem. That's the name of the play and Ann Revere| Congress has passed a bill which| was originally slated to read the printing. The sponsor, Colgate, found | provides for the selection and reat the last minute that she brushed her teeth with nothing but a mix-|tyrn of an unknown serviceman. ture of Sen-Sen and ginger beer, so they sent in a fourth quarter sub- | The war department is working out stitution. Mady Christians will carry the ball instead. Seriously, ithe details don’t know how come the substitution, but I can't let pedple know how | This '
stupid I am. No, says Mrs. Tarvis, but they'll find out anyway. «4 marine, or coast guardsman will be|
o » 2 ” Steve Wilson stands on the corner and sells newspapers and still njaced beside the Unknown Soldier has time to solve a killer-diller tonight at 7. He's keeping it all a deep |r War n | 0 Na« dark mystery and frankly, I don’t know just what he expects to run into of Nor i ry ae presthis evening. But I rather imagine that there is some worthless monkey t plans in “Big Town” who tries to put a slug in a telephone slot or who lights ar Ans. ; I sotach , up the “tilt” on a marble machine. But whatever kind of rumpus Steve e method of selecting Je gets involved in, Ironized Yeast can be depended on to come in with a falien hero has not been definitely set.
commercial at the proper time, Select Numbers at Random
After the last war the remains of
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” ” " » nn » Entertainment from up Harlem way swings in on a solid beat at 9 under the heading of “Night Life.” It's an almost all-colored
show with a night club atmosphere. Reet on the beet is Teddy Wilson, |four unknown soldiers were . exwho begins his music at summer temperature and finally lets it climb humed from different milimry into the thermometer bracket ordinarily reserved for Indiana heat| cemeteries in France. Since un-
waves only. The emcee is Willie Bryant, who will introduce the rest of the talent between jokes and music, »n » " » » 5 Sports in capsule form of five minutes nightly is a new setup which just had its first airing last night over WFBM. Each evening at 10:25, Dick Pittenger will pack about 250 seconds full of nothing but baseball scores and winning pitchers. He'll also give spot news on the latest developments in other fields of sports. If the name Pittenger rings —
knowns were identified by number only, the numbers were selected at random. After the four remains were exhumed, all records of their num-| bers, the plots in which they were,
YOUR G. I. RIGHTS . . . By Douglas Larsen
symbol of every veteran of world| which they came were destroyed.
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Each of the four exhumed bodies was placed in a steel gray casket in a small room in the city hall of Chalons-sur-Marne. Hero Highly Honored On October 24, 1921, after thousands of French people had visited the small room, a sergeant of the occupation force, was chosen to make the selection. He passed three times around the four caskets and then placed a bouquet of flowers upon one, signifying that it was his selection. The casket was carried across the Atlantic in the “Olympia,” flagship of Adm, Dewey. It was brought to Washington and laid in state inside the Capitol grounds, on the catafalque where only martyred Presidents—Lincoln, Garfield, and McKinley—had rested before, Impressive Ceremony In an impressive ceremony, the Unknown Soldier was taken to his final resting-place at Arlington, across the river, on November 11,
1921, Final tribute was paid when President Harding pinned the
medal of honor and the distinguished service cross on the casket. Officials of various foreign countries also placed the highest honors of their nations on the casket.
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e The Times has two popular plans which make it unnecessary for vacationers to miss a single local or national news story in these exciting days or for the youngsters to lose out on their favorite comics.
a bell, it may be because you heard him at the Speedway giving an y | exoellent mile-by-mile description on Race Day. POST SUMMER TERM ” u o » o ” | Loretta Young is on the “Encore Theater” pedestal at 8:30 this) evening. Each week, the theater gives the medical profession a big SET AT BUTLER U plug by presenting some outstanding undertaking in the capsule and 1 formula department, -and tonight is no exception. Loretta will cast Seven courses of instruction | her saucer-size eyes on the script of “Now Voyager,” That's the famous ranging from liberal arts to teacher yarn about a gal in love with a famous physician, and she does every- t: i 8 Diect t th thing possible to step aside and not intrude in order for him to climb x De ga: o be the ladder. # 8 = #0 un, Butler university post summer Twirling the dial into tomorrow, if you ladies have troubles on George Leonard, director. The post the home front, Allie Lowe Miles will help you to whip them into shape summer session will be held from in short order. Se urd ath Sy ” on row, under ibe Aug. 12-30. heading of Personal ems, with Peoples Outfitting footing the bi . : locally. Tomorrow, she is offering helpful hints on how to apply yE2cully inemiers La Bpo ney Jor makeup, and is offering a little booklet on the subject. If you are Yo in. Dr due having trouble with the paint job, or want to put a few decorations onl: Gray Burdin, Dr. David Silver, the side of the barn, be sure to jot down her name and address. Miss Ella Sengenberger, Miss Alice “no uN on Jane Hessler, Prof. Frances Holli“Red” Barber, nationally-known sports announcer, has just been day, Dr. Frank Gorman, and Dr. named Director of Sports for the €glumbia network. Ted Husing, the|Albert Mock. former bigwig o the sports staff, is moving into the free lance business er ———————— to pick up moré checks from more people. Jimmy Dolan, the boy who| ! fluttered around behind the mike to keep piling facts and figures in FLANNER HOUSE FAIR front of Husing, will remain to give Barber a helping hand at the job ’ of developing sports shows for CBS. OPENS WEEK S STAY
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