Word: prints
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...TIME did indeed print asterisks in front of the correct answers to those two questions in some copies - a dead giveaway. When the quiz is first made up, asterisks are carried on the correct answers to avoid mistakes in the answer column, but these marks are, of course, supposed to be removed when TIME goes to press. This TIME the printers failed to sweep all the star dust under...
...Reader's Digest for December will print the biggest magazine run on record-5,440,000 copies for its, U.S. edition alone (plus 200,000 more for its British edition and 400,000 more in Spanish for Latin America). The U.S. copies will go for: subscriptions, 3,400,000; newsstand, 1,400,000; schools, 640,000. Newsstand sales are running 73% above a year...
Because Leon Henderson removed its price ceiling, the long slumbering cotton grey goods market woke up with a bang last week. In only two days an estimated 25,000,000-30,000,000 yards of print cloths -more than a week's capacity production -were sold in Manhattan's Worth Street, biggest volume since July. By week's end the huge cotton textile industry had hung the "Sold Out" sign on 90% of its fourth-quarter output; many mills (especially those making tough work-clothing denims) were booked through Lincoln's birthday...
...abandoned his ceiling on cotton grey goods; he had merely unhitched it and tied it to raw cotton prices. For every .44? a Ib. change in cotton prices (up or down from 15.99?) the price of cloth can change ½? a Ib. (starting at 43? for Class A print cloths...
...most ticklish jobs in the Americas." His hobby is public health and "even his small talk was about diseases." He is a great admirer of President Roosevelt. The Left calls Aguirre Cerda a "bourgeois," the Right calls him "that man," other names that Author Gunther could not print...