Word: nettings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...first U.S. tour, in 1931, the Budapest could find no audiences west of Chicago, returned disappointed to Europe and divided up an unrewarding $5,000 net. Today, the members of the quartet (Violinists Joseph Roisman and Jac Gorodetsky, Violist Boris Kroyt, Cellist Mischa Schneider) are all naturalized U.S. citizens. With recording dates and more than 100 U.S. recitals a year, they hardly have time for a European vacation...
...airlines last week the air was full of flying saucers-all of them shaped like silver dollars. Never before had the industry seen such a prosperous year. In the first five months of 1951, the 15 biggest carriers revved up an operating net income of $42 million v. $4,100,000 in the same 1950 period*-a vertical climb...
...Northwest and Colonial were still in the red. But Northwest had managed to slice last year's $3,800,000 deficit by $3,000,000; Colonial trimmed its loss from $431,000 to $40,000. And United turned its $1,600,000 deficit into a $7,800,000 net...
...Net Operating % Increase Income over 1950 American $12,814,000 570 Eastern 9,830,000 90 United 7,854,000 -* National 3,529,000 155 T.W.A. (domestic) 2,906,000 -* Delta 2,266,000 130 Braniff 1,220,000 500 Western 829,000 260 Capital 786,000 200 Chicago & Southern...
...stores, the seventh biggest food chain in the U.S. Moreover, they have made it unique as the only major chain which consists of nothing but supermarkets. It is so efficient that it can usually meet the prices of such giants as A & P and Safeway, yet nets more out of every sales dollar (2.30?) than any other chain in the big eight (A & P's net: 1.15?). Last year, on sales of $205 million, it netted...