Word: nettings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...eyes followed her without moving his head as a man watches an art trying to crawl out of a glass." As for James Chance's "Home is the Sailor," suffice it to say that a combination of James M. Cain ("Mark lit another Camel . . .") and James Joyce (". . . casting a net around Harvard-Yale Andover Exeter Groton Amherst Williams in Doe speramus.") is appalling...
Four men are batting for the three attack positions. Pete Franklin, who scored twice against the varsity in a scrimmage before vacation, plays roamer. Shifty Gus Palacios is usually stationed behind the net as feedor. Norm Hatch and Bitsy Grant, Lawrence's high scorer last year, cover the crease...
...best management is generally the cheapest in the end, wrote Loeb: "The total of top management salaries is at worst a very small percentage of net income; but the mistakes of corporate officers hired purely on a low-price basis can be a very high percentage of net income, or even eliminate any net income...
...this move Ed Carter hopes to step out ahead of other West Coast retailers. Though Broadway's gross was down 5.6% in 1949, its net of $1,243,202 was up 7.3%. Ed Carter hopes to move them both up this year. His next objective: to pass Bullock's, which rang up $106 million in sales last year...
...putting himself in the customer's shoes-and giving the customer what he wants-Ling Warren has helped expand Safeway Stores Inc. into a grocery chain second only in dollar volume to the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Last year Safeway rang up a net profit of $14.4 million, highest in its 24-year history, even though gross sales of $1 billion were down 7% from the year before because of a reduction in food prices and the number of Safeway stores. But Warren doesn't intend to let the gross stay down...