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...larnyxed five-minute men, and armaments. In maneuvering over New York, over Boston, over Springfield and all the larger cities of populous New England, the War Department is undoubtedly giving its pilots much training in group flying. It is a question, however, whether this obvious benefit is sufficient to offset the subtle internal poisons produced by the sky-wide and handsome inctics of the air armada. We are not grateful to the government for yesterday's little circus. The Dartmouth...
Nathaniel Ware '34, Harvard shortstop offset his two fielding errors by three hits out of five times at bat, his single in the ninth frame driving in the sole Crimson tally...
...expected, but was the lowest of any year since 1909 with the exception of 1921. Blast furnaces in operation stood at 113 against 116 on April 1. Steel operations throughout the country were placed at 47% against 48% the previous week, and steelmen hoped a gain by Chevrolet might offset Ford's declining production. Scrap prices dropped lower, tin and rail operations fell. The unfilled orders of United States Steel Corp. on April 30 stood at 3,897,729 tons, a drop of 97,601 tons from March 31 and of 456,591 tons from April 30. 1930. Pipeline...
...with the facts of increasing costs. By some process of reasoning, the House Plan is regarded as a chief factor in the bringing about of advanced costs. Naturally, the question is asked, "What is the College doing to lessen these costs? What of scholarships, aids, loans, and prized to offset higher costs?" From another angle the self-supporting or partly self-supporting student asks. "What can I do to help myself...
...dividends. But it has to report a balance sheet in Massachusetts, and from changes in the surplus account a fair indication of Ford fortunes is obtainable. During 1930 the Ford surplus jumped $44,000,000, against a gain of $81,000,000 in 1929. These years thus handsomely offset losses of $42,000,000 and $72,000,000 in 1927 and 1928 when models were being changed. The brief, jumbled-up Ford balance sheet shows cash (including notes and accounts receivable, securities and patent rights) at $382,000,000 against $346,000,000 at the end of 1929. Inventories last...