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...Even if the bill should survive," he continued, "I should decidedly oppose any increase in the price of the H. A. A. ticket book. However," he added, "it is still problematical whether a tax of this sort would concern the ticket book, a privilege limited exclusively to students of the University...
...doubt as to the attitude of the British Government. I would say that, in its view, any suggestion that obligations or agreements solemnly entered into by the two countries [Great Britain and the Irish Free State] could be repudiated or varied by either side as though it concerned that side alone, would cause the gravest concern, and, if seriously pursued, would undoubtedly revive bitterness and differences which it was hoped had been removed forever...
...with a grin and a pipe. It was not surprising that the name of the president-elect, La Motte Turck Cohu, should be better known in Wall Street than in airway operations. Avco, which has yet to show black ink on a profit & loss statement, is of prime concern to the bankers who underwrote its $40,000,000 financing and who own a large part of its shares...
...holding and investment companies, Middle West Utilities, Corporation Securities Co. of Chicago and Insull Utility Investments, Inc. The first company has maturities every year until 1935. The 1932 maturity will be $10,000,000 in June. Last week's price of 30% of par indicated the concern felt over the ability of the company to pay when due. The sale of many Insull properties has been widely rumored. The most acceptable story was that United Gas Improvement Co. would acquire the New England companies; Public Service Corp. of New Jersey, those adjacent to it; Stone & Webster, the southern system...
...Salem from far-off ports, used to bring back graphite. About 1827 Joseph Dixon began buying graphite and making crucibles out of it. He died in 1869. Twelve years later. E. F. C. Young reorganized the company, began making pencils. Joseph Dixon Crucible Co. is the one pencil concern whose stock can be bought by the public. It is also one of the largest makers of crucibles, lubricants, paint and other graphite products. It does not report earnings but stockholders have received generous dividends-$110 a share in 1914. $50 in 1916, $100 in 1917, $50 for the next...