Word: adds
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...your article on silver entitled "Smart Silver" in your issue of July 29 I wish you would add one more item to the list of five results which you have quoted as the result of the Administration's effort to improve conditions. You quote the present price of silver with the idea of characterizing it as exorbitant.' I wish to say that for the 20 years preceding the Depression the average price received for silver by its producers averaged...
...married people, from $1,000 to $800 for single persons. Surtaxes were increased from the bottom up. These new rates would boost the taxes of every married income taxpayer at least $20 a year, would make everyone with an income over $5,000 a year pay a surtax, would add $60 a year to the tax of a man earning $6,000, $160 a year to the tax of a man earning $10,000. Even a jobless single man working on a PWA relief project might soon find himself owing the Government an income tax on money the same government...
...capital of $300,000. More than half Commercial Credit's total financing comes from the automobile business and the company estimates a profit of from $5 to $7 on each automobile transaction. It has official contracts with Chrysler and Packard. Last December Walter P. Chrysler arranged to add a slice of Commercial Credit's profits to his own by acquiring a substantial block of stock in that company...
...compared to Nijinsky. ... I do not think there is a dancer, no matter how good, who can do the things Nijinsky has been credited with lately. . . . Each year his ability grows in the minds of people who saw him 20 years ago and cannot forget. All the time they add a little to what...
...protect its investment in that company, which last March stood at $13,440,000. 3) Since only $22,000,000 of the $28,000,000 to be raised by the new mortgage will be used in the refunding operations. Goodrich will have $6,000,000 left to add to working capital and for other purposes. An increase in working capital is highly desirable, said President Tew, to take care of Goodrich's expanding sales, which jumped from $74,000,000 in 1932 to $103,000,000 last year. "The management," he concluded, ''feels that this proposed financing...