Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1940 — Page 13

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ON THE RADIO

TONIGHT | The day's mail reveals that: 6:00—Missing Heirs, WFBM, Silver Theater” will return to the 6:30==Information Please, WLS, air Oct. 6. And “Screen Guild” 7:00~We, the People, WFBM, returns Sept. 29 , The curtain on 8:00~Tommy Dorsey, WIRE, the “First Nighter” winter season opens Sept. 3

which Senator of Oregon ac-

Coppers, The address in ; Charles L. MeNary Rail Issues Show cepts the Republican Vice Presiy y {dential nomination will be broadMinor Gains. {east from Salem. Ore. tonight at o'clock by both WFBM and WIRE G. O. P. national chairman Joseph fr W. Martin Jr. will deliver the notification address, » » James Roosevelt, the eldest son, will he on Please” with the author, Christopher Jimmy Roosevelt's hrother, was on the show some time

is a fireplace in Roception Room from which most of President Roosevelt's. “fireside chats" origi nate But the President gpeaks from a microphone-lacen desk the far end of the oval room. (Each network has two microphones, in case one fails) The networks agree before the broadeast how much time is to be taken for the preliminary announcement This has heen worked out sa carefully that three separate announcers frequently finish simultaneously in their separate broadcasting booths Usually about the broad: ast, ply announcns All preparatory everyone

There actually the Diplomatic

If Shipping Lanes to Far East Are Closed. Destiny of

American Supplies Will Fall Into Lap Of Powerful Simon Patino.

YORK, Aug. 27 (U, P) rallied today after an lower opening and near registered

NEW Stoeks regularly closing time small advances increased morning then recent light pace, Steel shares were supported after fractional losses had been registered in leaders. Motor shares had minm gains late in the day and showed advances of nearly a point [rom the early lows, Coppers were (firm on improving demand for copper metal, Outlook ings and income railroad

Times Spenial » NEW YORK, Aug. 27.--If ever-increasing Japanese pressure in Asia should close America’s shipping lanes to the tin.rich Far East and if Germany should seal Rritish merchantmen Eurepean harbors, the destiny of Amer ea’s vital tin supplies would fall right in the middle of the plump lap of a once-poor Rolivian named Simon I. Patino.

Today “Tin King” Patino, one of the world's largest in-

dividual producers of tin, owng 60 per cent of Bolivia's PORKER PRICES

tin mi appreciable

gource of the precious metal in the Western Hemisphere Patinos sensational rise from 25-Cent Spurt in Local Quotations Boosts Top To $7.65.

humble origins in Cochabamba, Bolivia. where he was born during the American Civil War, to a fortune variously astimated between 1350 and 00 millions is largely due to a woman who said “neo.” Had Humble Start tino became a mi Ch 3 9% Patino became a miner acel ted as much as 25] x Mad 6 A 1) | ® Area n clerkship Imdianapolis today *Mmal to $7.63, the he Aly to A tn mine September, paviment £230 a debt-ridden pros. ) ) \ ng 8 : jenitural Marken erve pector owed store, Patino set i wal Marketing Serv A&A LM] tin 1903 to work a acre stake reported that weights over 169 ACdLE Log TAh : . ed yo Afr Red In the Migld Andes waster high were 10 to 23 cents above Alas oa nea county yesterdays prices with porvkers 1 Su was with him The first weighing more than 210 sharing the nd foads Patino ove that fall advance, Lighter weights also footed llamas carried down were quarter higher, the ueacherous Andes Ak The top was paid for good and aved Neh. Within a vear an Amer- choice 220 to 230-pounders. A week fean Arm was offering Patino what ago the top was $7. Vealers sold then weamed 0 him a fabulous price steady an $11 top. for Salvadora vein The Marketing Service attributed Then the woman said “no > Pa ve advance to declining receipts Kept his properties, His wife to higher retail prices for fresh riaht He proshered. bought Anh estimated 8000 hogs were, mi prospered hipped to the Union Stockvards : ere today, 2300 cattle: Y00 calves, War nd 3000 sheep

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~ heat - Sept. minutes before attendant sim“The President work stops and Mr. Roosevelt enters, waves a greeting and takes his seat at the desk Immediately the tinkering and last-minute equip=ment checking goes on again, As the “air time” approaches, the radio men go to their posts in the booths. No hand signal is given to Mr. Roosevelt, He can hear the hum and mumble of the announcers through their cubicle curtains, When these sounds cease, he knows thev have completed their “presentation.” (The President never is “introduced” —alwavs “presented. Ant then the listeners hear the familiar “My friends

THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times Is not respinsibie for mmaccuracles in Program Announces Otis Elevator preferred ments, caused by station changes after press time.) Investment fiemand and Yehiconce INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS on the part of holders to sell aldec FRM 1204 WIRE | doo high-grade shares CBS NET.) (NRC-NIBS)

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Javee Jordan Home Edition World Toda Col. Knox (t, P= holstered

Caral Marsh Dessa Rerd Freddie Miller Joe Venuti Syncopators Nick Reed late dealings today, also

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for increased indications of a for carriers helped stocks to register gains, Chemicals were steady, nils mixed and mercantile issues firm, Favorable retail trade yeports| helped the latier Aireraft and tire issues were little | changed. Loft featured in activity and gained nearly a point. A 15|point rise in Worthington Pump [preferred A on one transaction Was the widest change Several special point or more, Watch, United Millis. Losses

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NBC has a

» singer named Yvette singing all her songs either in French or French accent—and she makes no secret of birth in Birmeingham, Ala, Her real name is Elsa Harris,

High in the hills of Bolivia is the world's largest tin mine, at Llallagua, Bolivia, In the foreground

® the mill: in Aistance ix the village at the mouth of the mine,

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WASHINGTON, Au. 27 (U, P.) = —National banks had greater total assets and deposits June 29, the |date of the last bank call, than on WASHINGTON, Aug. 27 CE any previous call date in history, |The Bureau of Agricultura }C0= olla nomics predicted today that cash Comptroller of the 2 Outrency | Pres= farm income, including Government ——" payments, would total approximatea ly $8,900,000,000 this year, an In+ 301 i crease of about $360,000,000 over 1939 mixed and the second highest for any year since 1930. Farm income in 1937 | totaled $9,111,000,000. This estimate, the Bureau said, Indianapolis grain elevators are paving assumes the continuation of the or No. 1 nvhent 86. Subject to market! European war, and is based on in. corn No hat de hehed Mts gnal come received in the first seven white shelled. 68c: No 2 white oats. 278. | months of this year and prospective WHEAT prev marketings and prices during the Low Close Clase last five months of the year. Tish | tinea 1a | The gross farm income in 1940, is expected to total about $10,150,- | 000.000, the Bureau said, compared with $0.769.000,000 in 1939. This figure includes Government payments, which, the Bureau estimates, may be slightly less than in 10839 Then they totaled $307.000,000 | The Bureau said that the farmers’ cash income in the first seven months of this vear totaled $359. 000.000 more than in 1039 and Government payments were about the same.

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WASHINGTON. Aug. 27 UU P) —Government expenses and receipts for the ecurrent Ascal vear through Aug. 24, compared with a vear ago Thit Year st Year $1.300 076 OBR NR 81 i) 788 632.45 121 550 462 AAA 268.815.10 B56.519 7537.35 1! R36.383.507 33 9 331.808.074.512, 347.665.608.683 1.700 4.2 085.00 1 656.870 023 07 431.802.207.841 43 40 874.621.617 24 20,831,295 328.71 16,575.165.358 91 43. R70 5RR.N2 46.454 354.50

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4 Possible establishment of a “Macy | chain” of retail stores throughout | the country was foreshadowed here | today in the announcement that R. H. Macy & Co. is planning to “experimental” branch out- | let in Syracuse, N. Y. Jack I. Straus, president of the company, stated that the new store | will be opened within the next 60 to 90 days and indicated that, if it| proves successful, it will be followed by similar outlets in other cities.

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