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After the show is over, Dr. Lynn runs off the film, stopping it every few seconds to chart facial expressions. So far, he has tested about 150 mental patients. He found...
...themselves, the figures prove that money is circulating fast & furiously. But when they are compared with the Bureau of Labor's cost of living index, they become ominous (see chart). U.S. purchasing power (income divided by living costs) has soared since war's beginning, is higher than ever before. The widening gap between living costs and purchasing power is the "extra money" Treasury
...risk insurance for practically all U.S. foreign trade, the nine men set the rates. At their last meeting last week (see cut) they pondered two grave questions: 1) does the recent course of the Battle of the Atlantic (see chart, p. 26) warrant lower rates on foreign-flag cargoes?; 2) will arming U.S. vessels provoke more attacks on them? To the first question, the answer was yes. This week the committee announced a 25% reduction in rates on transatlantic cargoes (from 10% of the value to 7½%).To the second question the answer was no -for the present. Beforeupping...
Compliments and thanks for "Fever Chart" and "Appointment in Samara" in TIME, Oct. 27. They are the tops. Written as though from a mountaintop where we get in one view significance of the past, pathos and confusion of the present, doom in the future unless we wake up with a bang...
Question was how long they could keep up this star performance. Normally the roads expect a breathing spell in November and December (see chart) to prepare for the next peak in January. But defense production knows no seasonal let downs. If the 1941 October peak proved a hummock, the December valley may prove a ditch. Last fortnight actual carloadings were higher than A.A.R.'s estimate for the first time in six weeks. Thus there may be no time for normal repairs...