Word: nettings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...charge of installation of the washing machines is footed by Maytag, but the House committee must pay the continuing expenses of water and electricity out of its 20 percent cut of the profits. The Kirkland House Committee can't say yet whether the plan will net them any profit, since the bills have not yet come...
Teamwork gave the Crimson this victory, coupled with a refreshing ability to put the puck into the net, a skill which has not been apparent in the past few games. The passing was fairly good, the shooting accurate. And the defense literally knocked the Indians silly. Captain Dusty Burke and sophomore Jeff Coolidge particularly excelled in this department...
...hundred years later, Nathan Matthews bequeathed $100,000 for a college hall. There was one condition: that half of the net income from rents was to "be used to provide scholarships for students who enter college with the intention of becoming ministers in the Protestant Episcopal Church." So, brick by brick, Matthews rose into Gothic splendor and became "the finest college dormitory in America...
...Anthony Eden crossed the Atlantic in December to call the U.S. to the rescue. "Britain and the U.S.," proclaimed Churchill, "are working together and working for the same cause." Privately, he recognized rifts. He felt that the U.S. now treats Britain as a junior partner, as one of a net of European allies; Churchill would not be dealt with as part of a blob. On their side, U.S. officials found Eden and Churchill, after six years in exile, dismayingly out of touch with many of the facts of international life. In that time the U.S. has hardened its position...
...faith. For him, life began anew at 60, when he came out of retirement to take over Warner-Hudnut. He also breathed new life into the company. Bobst launched a big expansion program, in six years boosted the company's sales by 70% to $45 million, its net from...