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...experts agree that India will probably have to cut her London-held sterling balance to a rock-bottom $630 million sometime in the next few weeks. But this, in turn, will probably serve to make India's international creditors, both government and private, more reluctant than ever to lend her money or sell her goods...
Kilty has done a brilliantly skillful job of fashioning this play. Actually the letters are so written that they lend themselves very well to conversational give-and-take. And Kilty has devised fitting links to fill the gaps. Act I deals with letters from 1899 to the first World War, and Act II with those from...
...pantomimic specialty, she has enacted cats, urchins and tramps, done somersaults, cartwheels and pratfalls, careened on roller skates and horses, swung from a chandelier and a trapeze; acrobats used her as a jump rope. Kathryn, an off-screen wit, belittles the on-screen Kathryn: "You just lend your body to anyone you know is strong." One of her daughters once asked: "Mother, do you think these things are really quite suitable?" Producer Murray thinks so. Says he: "When women see Kathryn on a trapeze, they visualize themselves on a trapeze." Says Kathryn, "I hear I get a salary...
...contrast, Nielsen found, opposing network shows that do not lend themselves to shuttle sampling, e.g., dramatic shows, situation comedies, attract consistent levels of "loyalty" during their full-time periods. Moreover, their audiences are likely to see the commercials all the way through...
...designed to spur import of low-cost foreign goods, trim West Germany's $4.95 billion gold and foreign-exchange reserves, which are mounting at rate of $1 billion a year. To tighten domestic money supply the Bank Deutscher Laender (the government's central bank) will also lend $100 million to World Bank at terms of from one to three years at 4¼% interest...