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...plainly as silence could say it, he told the U.S. what kind of a war it was in. It was a war of nerves. President Roosevelt made plain his chart of this...
...thought was that the mainland of peace was only a small island. It might be that what he hoped was that the Northwest Passage to the future was only an arm of the Hudson. But last week it was plain that the U. S. was sailing according to his chart, plainer still that his confidence in it was unshaken...
...finding: Britain's warplane production is now passing 1,800 a month (see chart), will pass 1,900 at year's end. His guess on Germany's output: about 2,250 a month now, about 2,300 by year's end. From the best-informed parameter of all, he measured U.S. production at year's end at more than 2,400 a month...
This week begins a crisis in the affairs of the U.S.-an attempt to modify the Neutrality Act in Congress, coinciding with popular fears that Russia may fall. The chart below, based on the newspaper analysis of James S. Twohey Associates, tells graphically how similar crises have affected press sentiment in recent months...
...this sellers' market shipping profits have been easy. Five big publicly owned operators cleared $4,967,000 in 1941's first six months, highest ever and 200% over last year. Speculators have not overlooked shipping stocks, last week pushed them to the highest level since 1931 (see chart...