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...service, gratis? Salesman Davey departed Princeton, leaving behind him a small flurry of editorials. The Alumni Weekly published the facts, said: "We hope this information will be spread throughout the maligned Middle West. If any college man there is approached by an agent of this public-spirited concern, he may know that endorsements alleged to have been written by Yale, Harvard or Princeton undergraduates are necessarily specious-that, by the admission of the agent himself, they must be either forged or perjured." In Chicago last week Standard Encyclopedia Corp., which has been in business since 1909, denied that...
...Brigadier General Charles Gates Dawes the New York Stock Exchange is just a "peanut stand" (see p. 12), but to the Senate Committee on Banking & Currency the low price of Wall Street peanuts is a matter of grave concern. Fortnight ago the committee summoned Exchange President Richard Whitney, heard from him that not short selling or bear raids, but liquidation by "people who are trying to give these United States of ours away" is responsible for the currently depressed stock market (TIME, April 25). Last week the committee continued its bear hunt...
...Brooklyn Citizen is unincumbered by bonds, mortgages or indebtedness of any kind. Furthermore, it is the only Brooklyn newspaper which pays dividends. It has for years paid an annual dividend of 6% which is proof that it is not a "relatively unimportant" paper but a going concern...
Another season of opera, for weeks a matter of front-page concern in Manhattan, was definitely decided upon last week by the Metropolitan Opera Association. Since Depression started, aviation companies have cut their seat-prices, steamship berths are cheaper. The Metropolitan is attempting to solve its financial difficulties in the same fashion. Orchestra seats will cost $7.15 as against $8.25 this year. Seats in other parts of the house will be correspondingly cheaper...
...process. That Middle West could be reorganized without affecting a kilowatt in its 5,321 towns seemed altogether probable last week. Assuming moderate patience on the part of bankers, the various regional subsidiaries of Middle West seemed to be financially solid. The aforementioned Eastern division caused the most immediate concern...