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...service for small investors. Most big investment counsel firms refuse to handle accounts of less than $100,000. Even that amount yields only $1,000 annually at the usual fee of 1%, Mr. Young's Young Management Corp. started with a big backlog of large ac counts, but it will also go after ones as small as $10,000. This is a virtually un touched field. The average U. S. investor with less than $100,000 generally depends upon his own wits or bankers and brokers where advice is not always unbiased. With simplified supervisory systems and a reasonable...
...quie et Scaphae et Phanisci partes agit, videtur reapse saltatrix Romana esse. Et qui partes senum agunt, re vera ad similitudinem accedunt, baculis suis innituntur, barbas suas permulcent; qui partes invenum agunt, maxime iuveniles esse videntur--fervidi, ebriost, prodigi. Practerea enm personas et omne proscaenium theatre Romano simillimum spectabitis ac tibias audietis, putabitis ves non Cantabrigiae in Aula Memoriae sedere sed Romae ipso saecule ultimo ante Christum natum esse et veram Plauti comoediam ante oculos habere...
...hide behind chairs to avoid each other and. when required to faint, are lowered easily to the floor by ubiquitous property men. First nighters found all this to their liking, thought dainty, wide-eyed Helen Chandler looked lovely as a sprig of almond blossoms, considered her real-life husband Ac tor Fletcher adequately droll, rated Lady Precious Stream as unimportantly amusing as a visit to a nursery...
...received a cent on their investment. Dividends on the preferred stocks come to some $5,600,000, have not been earned since 1930. Radio Corp. wanted to devise some method of getting the common closer to earnings by clearing away the preferred stock, and to do something about the ac cumulated dividends on Class B which by April 1 would amount...
...painter's mother was a well-to-do dressmaker, a onetime modiste to the court of Napoleon I. His father kept the ac counts. Young Camille Corot was apprenticed to a draper but speedily demonstrated his lack of business sense. His father finally let him go. ahead with his painting, gave him a monthly allowance of 1,500 francs. All his life Camille Corot was comparatively rich...