Word: ernest
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...following members were elected: J. C. Bequaert, Chareles F. Brooks, Austin M. Brues '26, Bennett F. Buie '34, Fenner A. Chace, Jr. '30, Carleton A. Chapman, Arthur S. Coffinberry, G. E. S., Ernest B. Dane, Jr. '27, Albert L. Delisle, Charles S. Denny, 2G, Robert K. Diven, Jesse T. Dunn, 3G, Ralph Emerson '33, 4G, Howard W. Emmons '37, Sidney Farber, Med. '27, George E. Gardner, 4M, Ivan A. Getting, Junior Fellow, Richard H. Goodwin '33, 4G, Lewis H. Kleinholz, Lioyd W. Law, 3G, Jacob E. Jansen, 5G, Charles C. Lund, victor G. Mooradian, G.E.S., Vincent E. Morgan, 5G, Frederick...
...ERNEST RUSSELL...
...third inning, successive bingles by Daniel E. Burbank '37, Charles L. Moore '38, and Ernest A. Gray '37 were followed by a double by Verner E. Kelly '37, who later scored for a total of four runs...
...Kimberley last week, Sir Ernest Oppenheimer, who is also chairman of Diamond Corp., was as optimistic about diamonds as his fellow South African, General Jan Christiaan .Smuts was pessimistic about gold. Operations were resumed last year at the Dutoitspan mine. With the world once more buying diamonds, said Sir Ernest, two other mines would soon be reopened: Bultfontein and Wesselton. Jagersfontein and Premier, where the great Cullinan diamond, world's largest (3,106 carats— 1 2/5 lb.), was found, would have to await larger quotas to permit profitable operation...
Just how De Beers managed to make nearly $15,000,000 profits last year with only one mine in full operation was not elucidated by Sir Ernest. Stockholders merely accepted the fact with a rousing "Hear! Hear!" The company inventories its diamonds on hand at ?1, and presumably a large part of the earnings, aside from some $4,200,000 derived from investments in such enterprises as African Explosives & Industries, Ltd., were realized on diamonds mined in previous years...