Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1946 — Page 27

_ TUESDAY, AUG. 20, 1948

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scouts get $25.for finding the talent; and the talent gets $100 a per- |iP8 to get in compensation for| terminal leave. How will I get that , 7 > SA

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n n 5 a n ~ ‘American Melody Hour” calls upon Bob Hannon, who is Irish, and Evelyn MacGregor, who is Scotch, to give with favorite Estados Unidos songs tonight at 6:30. Bob will sing “I've Never Forgotten,” “To Eaeh His Own” and “Somewhere ‘in the Night.” Mac will contralto “And Then It's Heaven” and “There's No One But You.” And, the Knights- | bridge Choris, (which sounds English), add “Surrender” and “I Don't Know Why,” If that doesn't quiet your throbbing headache, the announcer will point to the nearest source of Bayer aspirin. - i ® "a. 8 a Steve Wilson uses his time at 7 tonight to go after a killer who is motorized. He's called “The Hit-Run Killer” because he has operated in|

payment of GI-insurance premiums, ‘Is this true? Will you ex-| plain how this will work?

A.—The bonds can be used to] make payment on GI insurance or|

to pay the cost of converting a policy. They can be used to rein. state lapsed policies, to pay premi- | ums on any permanent-plan in-| surance, and to pay for new in-| surance which the veteran didn't] apply for while in service. |

Q.—How much interest will be| paid on the bonds which we are going to get for the leave the government owes us? |

,-A—Two and one-half per cent. 'O.—4 never kept a record of how!

A.—You will get seven $25 bonds and $5 in cash, if your figuring is accurate, .

\ Q.—A lot of fellows I know are saying that you should claim the maximum in applying for your ter: minal-leave pay. They say the government couldn't possibly check up on all the claims. Is this true? A.—The application forms will be sworn affidavits. There will be numerous spot-checks of all -applications, and any suspicious applications will be checked. A severe penalty will be given any vet found to have falsified his application.

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Indiana is noted for its tomato. growers, its song Writers and its poets. Those of you who have taken time to jot down a quatrain from |

s._time to time might want to listen to “Invitation to Learning” tonight

at 10:30. Don Stauffer, professor of English at Princeton, and Theodore Bpencer, from Harvard, will talk about the poems of Robert Frost, You don't have to have a Phi Beta Kappa key to enjoy these broadcasts. | » n n ” " » |

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