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Title to the property will be held by a nonprofit co-op of stockholding tenants which will also take over the debts on the hotel. The new stockholders will pay Kirkeby $3,000,000 which "would take us many years to get through the present [renting] arrangement." Having paid only $187,500 on the debts, Kirkeby's company in effect will receive about 650% on its cash interest in the property...
...devotees were simple farmers. It soon came out that the financier of the master cell "experiments" was Gustave W. Goerner, soon-to-retire New England sales manager of a subdivision of the great Du Pont Co. He and other substantial-sounding citizens were talking about organizing a nonprofit foundation to make the master cell available to all humanity...
...organized in its present pattern -a nonprofit cooperative-until 1892. The organizers were members of the "Western A.P.," a rebel group that had broken away from the monopolistic New York...
Editors Frederick Morgan, 25, an ex-G.I., Joseph Bennett, 26, a Navy veteran working as an investment analyst in Wall Street, and William Arrowsmith, 23, a 1948 Rhodes scholar, have been two years launching Hudson Review. As a nonprofit literary venture, they got $6,600 in working capital from friends (who hoped to deduct the contributions from taxes), and for a mailing address used the Manhattan home of Morgan's father, Sapolio Soapmaker John Williams Morgan...
...much had Russia accomplished by the great ruble reform (TIME, Dec. 22)? Ever since Lenin decreed the creation of a nonprofit society in Russia, peasants have made trouble and speculators have made profits. Last week, hard on the heels of a reform designed to squelch troublemakers and profitmakers, both were busy...