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...free hand to the painters, 2) studios on the movie lot, 3) a total fee of $50,000-plus and expenses. In August the pictures will be shown at Manhattan's Associated American Artists' gallery (where Wanger and cast are scheduled to appear). Then they will be lent to any U. S. galleries that want them...
...Library always meets its peak load towards the end of April just before the beginning of reading period. On April 24, 1939, the Library's record day last year, 1232 books were lent out, 30 percent less than the number borrowed on this year's peak...
...Mary Hill) was opened as an art museum. Visitors who climbed the slopes to wander through its 40 rooms found a complete throne room decked with gold furniture from Marie's palace in Bucharest, Marie's crown, coronation robe, and clusters of her jewelry. Pictures had been lent by the Philadelphia and San Francisco Art Museums, Manhattan's Museum of Modern Art. Sam Hill himself had left a collection of Rodin's original drawings and casts, an assortment of Northwest Indian relics, gimcracks from the Mayflower, a 3,000-lb. dud artillery shell, said...
Last week the merger rainbow, unchased by President Chinlund, unchased by the Senate, receded a little farther into the sky. RFC (with no objections from FCC) lent Postal $5,000,000, for seven years. Purpose: to help President Chinlund mechanize, cut costs, compete...
...interest at 2.9% semiannually). With a popularity like that of annuities, baby bonds (units: $25 to $1,000 maturity value) in less than three years became the most widely held security in the world. Their owners: more than 2,300,000 U. S. citizens, corporations, trusts, etc., who have lent the U. S. Government...