Word: freedman
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Many a consumer, stung with high-priced, shoddy goods, has fervently wished he could tell off the manufacturer. Last week, mild-mannered Ephraim Freedman, who runs the testing laboratory for R. H. Macy & Co., got the job done. "Shortsightedness and selfish interests are hampering the production and delivery of the kinds of goods consumers require at prices they can afford to pay," said he at a textile symposium in Manhattan...
...textile industry," said Freedman, "has continued to up prices and has kept quality down . . . When consumers refuse to buy, because of price, the tendency appears to be to take something out of quality to produce a lower-priced item . . . This is not going to help the textile business . . . business in general, or, for that matter, free enterprise...
Harvard letter winners: W. Flynn, Houston, Drvaric, Glynn, Feinberg, Gorcaynski, Hill, O'Donnell, Moffic, Gannon, Freedman, Kenary, Warren, L. Flynn, Brady, O'Connell, Noonan, Roche, Shafer, Goodrich, Lazzaro, Miklos, Florentine, Folt, Kennedy, Mazzone, Keiver, Markham, Pierce, Harrison, Drennan, Middendorf, Rodis, Guidera, D. Stone
Administrative bureaucracy gained more ground on Varsity backfieldman Mel Freedman yesterday than the whole Brown team was able to do Saturday. Recently promoted from the Jayvees, Freedman took advantage of his new Varsity status to ask the H.A.A. for the traditional six complimentary tickets...
Added talent from last year's Freshmen were on hand in the forms of Bill Allen, Gid Loring, Myles Huntington, and Johnny Chase (no relation), with footballers Doug Bradlee, Mel Freedman and the injured Dick Greeley expected to appear next week...