Word: makeing
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...Knopf; $3), readers who skip the sport pages can see the reasons for all this praise. Like almost any collection of newspaper columns, Out of the Red sounds slightly dated. But Smith's easy style, dry wit, fresh imagery, and casual approach to big & little figures of sport make even year-old columns pretty good reading...
...will employ 400 people, and let out piecework to some 2,000 others. Most of the production will go to the U.S. market. "It's a Utopian situation," says Albert Saitz, with a happy glow. "The natives are happy, Italy gets dollars, and we get a chance to make a profit." And Saitz's in-laws, who will soon have most of their debts paid up with the Government money, are happy...
...outsider, the reporter "knows nothing ... he cannot be a specialist in you and your problems." But unless "you make him understand the special circumstances, the technical reasons ... he will fail to make his readers understand...
...Stay "on the record"; don't put a remark "off the record" after it has been spoken. Says Pinkerton: "Properly used, 'off the record' means 'hear this and forget you ever heard it'-generally, a ridiculous remark to make to a news reporter...
...when she learns that she has cancer and only ten months to live? Having made so bold as to put the problem forthrightly on the screen for the first time (while keeping it out of the film's advertising campaign), Columbia Pictures has been cautious enough to make the story's characters behave as little as possible like human beings...