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Before a joint committee looking into the whole field of U.S. investments, appeared Eugene Holman, president of Standard Oil Co. (N.J.). How did he think U.S. capital could be lured abroad? The net of Oilman Holman's forthright reply was that the real job could not be done by the U.S.; it had to be done by other nations. Before U.S. investors would loosen up, he said, high taxes, foreign currency restrictions and other controls would have to be eased...
...production to meet the gargantuan demand, industry had expanded its plants to the tune of $18.7 billion during the year. Much of the expansion had been bought with profits and reserves, because there was a grave shortage of risk capital to finance it. As Jersey Standard's Gene Holman said: "Without our high profits we couldn't have expanded the way we did." The oil industry, which had rolled up the "biggest profits of any industry ($2 billion), was a classic example of the way profits had been put to work...
Also on the group are Charles E. Wilson, Frank E. Holman, Gen. Mark Clark, and Col. Clarence E. Barnes...
Catherine Bower, vice-President of the National Public Housing Conference, G. Holmes Perkins '26, professor of Regional Planning, and Richard A. Holman 3L, outgoing president of the Law School Forum, presented a 20-minute program about Boston's traffic and housing problems...
Judges for the affair, not as pictured, include William D. Weeks '49, Jack Delaney 2GB, Richard A. Holman 3L, Earl Eames, M.I.T., Charles Mahoney B. U., Robert Duke B. U., Robert Murphy, B. C., Bill Grimes B. C., and John Doble, Tufts...