Word: 35c
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Said Patterson: "The 1942 profit of $8,361,000 (before taxes) was over 23 times what the owners had in the business at the beginning of the year and more than 35c on each dollar of sales. It must be remembered that the company's business is financed principally by the Government." On Patterson's figures, Jahco had approximately $375,000 more profit before taxes and renegotiation than was shown in company figuring...
...regard to the second recommendation, the abolition of the Freshmen Smoker, the Council this year decided upon a compromise measure and voted to reduce our ante from the customary $300.00 to $100.00. The Smoker Committee charged 35c admission and made it a most successful affair, resulting in a net profit of about $7.00. The Chairman of the Smoker Committee will submit his report within a few days. The Jubilee this year made a small profit which will be handed in to the Council with a report within the next few days. The 1944 Red Book was held up by unexpected...