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...Polish thrust is not yet a major threat to the better-known shipyards of Bremen, Clydeside and Yokohama. The country still ranks only twelfth in gross registered tonnage among shipbuilding nations. But Poland's annual output has risen 50% just since 1970, to 750,000 deadweight tons, and shipbuilding has become the country's second largest earner of foreign currency, after coal. Polish shipbuilding has become one of the few Communist bloc industries ca pable of competing in the West on straight commercial terms. Capitalist nations last year bought almost $200 million worth of Polish ships, about half...
...showroom for dresses, wherever made. Visits by out-of-town buyers, who more and more fear that they will be mugged, have dropped 8% in the last five years. Three years ago, Alley Cat, a Philadelphia-based maker of women's boutique and sportswear fashions, sold its entire output through a showroom in Manhattan. Since then, it has opened salesrooms in Dallas and Los Angeles; last year, only about 30% of its garments were sold in New York. Says Jerry Silverman, president of a Manhattan-based designer shop that counts Pat Nixon and her two daughters among its customers...
...Increase supplies. The overall objective of any U.S. agriculture program should be to increase farm output substantially. When the supply of foods that are now scarce catches up with demand, the price that consumers pay for them will begin to fall, or at least to level off. However, farmers should stop worrying so much about price-deflating oversupplies of beef and other meats. As long as the U.S. economy remains strong, the American demand for more and better meat products seems almost insatiable. As for grains, supplies should grow because of a major increase in foreign demand, brought...
Much more serious, devaluation may speed the rise in U.S. food prices by shifting more of the output of American farms into export markets, leaving an inadequate supply to satisfy growing domestic demand. Says David W. Brooks, chairman of Gold Kist, a farm cooperative in Atlanta: "American farmers exported nearly $10 billion in 1972, and the total may go to $11 billion or $ 12 billion this year...
William was crying and kicking two hours after surgery. The next day, he was not producing enough bile, so a medication which enhances bile flow, cholestyramine, was flown from the U.S. to Tokyo for him. The output of the baby's digestive tract by late January showed that he was producing bile and that it was being used in the metabolism of the special formula that he was receiving in addition to mother's milk. Last week he was strong enough to make the long trip home...