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...present 1935-39 base years in favor of a 1941-43 base, when the average price of a single stock was $10. Thus, the new index will start off with a figure very close to the actual average price of one share of stock, and its fluctuations will accurately reflect the price fluctuations in the market as a whole...
...Soviets have been gradually rehabilitating the impressionists, despite the Communist dictum that men like Renoir "reflect modern bourgeois realities.'' Last spring, in its show of French moderns, the Hermitage moved further, hung 20 Matisses, 17 Gauguins, 19 Cézannes, 21 Monets and 24 pre-Cubist Picassos. But it will probably be years before the full glory of Soviet modern-art acquisitions is considered safe enough to be seen. Modern art is still suspect. Says cautious Hermitage Director Mikhail Artamonov: "Modern Western art is not uniform. Some new paintings are quite unacceptable for us, though doubtlessly there...
...satire is his portrayal of the doddering Anglican clergyman of the clan of D'Ascoyne who is rather too fond of his port. But most of the other of Mr. Guinness's creations are equally memorable. He has managed to pack the essence of Guinness in these roles which reflect his range from the Lavender Hill Mob to Captain's Paradise. Also engaging is Joan Greenwood as the calculating young lady who engages at least part of our hero's affections...
...battle's end there are still 21 months of fierce war to be fought, but Omnibus foreshortens history to have Lee (played with quiet dignity by James Daly) reflect...
...main trouble with the averages is that they represent only a relatively small sampling of the total 1,501 stocks on the New York Stock Exchange. Thus they do not always agree-or even accurately reflect what is happening in the whole market. In one recent week, for example, all four of the best-known averages differed on how the market had acted...