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...earnings, based on 900 reports, was issued by National City Bank. It found them off 52.9% from 1930, 72% from 1929. Deficits were reported by 39% of the companies. Chain stores, tobacco and shoe companies fared better than in 1930. Total earnings were a return of only 3.3% on net value...
First Sears store .in the shopping heart of a major city, the new store was Sears's 381st retail market place. Cost of the experiment was not large. For its ancient (1891) Leiter Building the Levi Leiter Estate will get 1½% of Sears's net sales for five years, with a minimum guarantee of $75,000 above taxes after three years. The 20-year lease may be revised after five. Remodeling cost $990,000. Sears hopes soon to be doing a $15,000,000 per year business in store No. 381. Other Loop stores sell from...
...employed by the Bruins, Boston' professional team. In its first two games against weak opponents, Harvard played consistently offensive hockey, sending the two wings up to the opposing goal at full speed while the center came down the middle and took a long shot which they were supposed to net before the goalie could clear. This has been the attacking plan of the professionals. In the McGill game, however, the Canadians poke-checking often caught the puck at mid-ice, leaving the two Harvard defense men at the mercy of the entire Maple Leaf forward line. In this situation...
Yale is favored by the presence of its expert net-guardian, Curtiss, whose non-chalent impenetrability last Saturday night almost completely check-mated Harvard's most desperate cannonades. A vital factor in the Eli campaign is the availability of Iglehart, brilliant defenseman and goal-getter. Sinus trouble prevented his taking part in the second game and it is extremely dubious whether recovery will be prompt enough to insure a reappearance. Coach Stubbs of Harvard, on the other hand, has his team at full strength...
...from year to year. Out of this income it pays 6% to its members on their investment. The balance is split between E. R. Squibb & Sons and the members, the amount paid to each of the latter being based upon his purchases. Last week President Palmer reported that 1931 net earnings to each Plan member averaged 23.8% of paid-in capital, that for the past two years and three months the net earnings have been 60%. During 1931, purchases of Squibb products by Plan members jumped...