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WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1940 Faring, the Pet Sow, Has Protege .

ONES TO ASK ‘ELASTIC’ LOAN

FOR AMERICAS:

Measure Would Allow U. S. Wide Latitude for Aid Of ‘Good Neighbors.’ By MARSHALL M'NEIL

Times Special Writer

WASHINGTON, July 24 —Jesse H. Jones, Federal Loan

Adminis- |

trator, will ask Congress next week |

to approve a bill the terms of which | he agrees are “extremely elastic.”

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passed, will go American countries of $500,000,000 |

loans to South |

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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Carry 4-H Club Hopes

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Manhattan at Midnight, a new weekly series of stories plucked from the streets of the nation’s largest city, will take to the air at 6:30 o'clock tonight, NBC-WLS. Tonight's episode concerns an heiress, a test pilot and a transcontinental airplane chase. A new cast is to be presented each week. Tonight's stars, Doris Dudley and Leif Erickson. s # o

Abbott & Costello, zany stars of the Hour of Smiles, 7, NBC-WIRE, launch themselves into the movie business tonight. The title of Hollywood’s latest competitor on the East Coast will be the Wacky Motion Picture Co. . . . “The Case of the Curious Candy Store” will be bared by Mr. District Attorney at

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NBC-WLS. . . . “What's What,” a newesong written for Kay Kyser by Johnny Burke, will highlight the 8 o'clock class of the College of Musical Knowledge, NBC-WIRE. n # s A musical highlight tonight will be the broadcast of an all-Russian program at 7:30, CBS-WBBM, by the New York Philharmonic-Syms= phony Society orchestra. The concert is the only scheduled broadcast by Efrem Kurtz, guest conductor.

” n ” Station Breaks Edgar Bergen has been trying for weeks to get delivery of a new plane at Nashville, Tenn., but there are toc many others in line at the factory. . . He now is making tentative plans to go to Nashcille today and fly back to the coast via Indian apolis. #

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If you've got a Stradivarius stowed away in the attic against a rainy day, you might as well just forget it. Harry Salter,

orchestra leader of “What's My Name” explodes the myth that there are only half a dozen or so genuine Strad violins extant. .

or more, as requested by the Presi- | SA NR _- Tr | YN GK : : fu 7:30, NBC-WIRE. It concerns a dent Monday. Loans for roads, for Aa } SRR MN : S : modern Fagan who taught youngwar materials, for commodities such | sters to steal. “Lady in Disas coffee and beef, for almost every-! tress” will be the Dr. Christian story

thing that bankers make loans on.| °

Mr. Jones has no formula for| making the loans; no term or interest rate has been fixed. “You can't tell how youre going to lend a| man money until he asks for it,”| he said. Each loan would stand on | its own bottom.

No Trouble to Lend

“Nobody knows what these countries want,” Mr. Jones went on, at his press conference. “This bill puts us in a position to be of assistance to countries of the Western Hemi- |

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This sow, Farina, won't go to market . . . but Twins George and Monroe Skinner have

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Mr. Salter points out that Stradivarius lived to be 93 and that he made about 1500 instruments, including guitars, cellos and violas as well as violins. Of those 1500, some 950 were violins of which about 425 or 450 are still around. .+. . The average Strad price is about $30,000 but many fine Stradivarius violins can be bought for a great deal less. =

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sphere, if they want help” The loan program is to synchronize with whatever agreements Secretary of State Hull makes at Havana. It may seem odd that the Administration should be asking half a 3)! billion for lending purposes when: no loans have yet been requested. But this Government has never had great difficulty in lending money— to railroads, to nce companies, to cotton, and wheat farmers. If an agreement is reached at Havana, Mr. Jones said, “we want to do our part.”

U. S. Still Holds Cotton

Our part might involve, for ex- 3 ample, a loan to Brazil, with coffee | 31 as collateral: or a loan to Argen- am tina, with beef as security. Then, if lendars didn’t pay off, the Government—through the | Export-Import Bank

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