Word: restocks
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...inventories. The inventories, while still enormous ($78 billion), were equal to only 1.6 times monthly sales, just about the pre-Korea average. And at year's end, as inventories kept dropping, purchasing agents looked for a business upswing before 1954 was many months old, as business started to restock. However, the backlog of unfilled orders still stood at $61 billion at year's end, more than twice the pre-Korea total...
...around Washington last week in a specially equipped jeep, preparing for the most interesting job of his career. In the next week or so Dr. Bump, his son Robert and his jeep will head for the Near East to look for new game birds which will be used to restock the depleted U.S. Southwest...
...Italian dairy learning how to make Parmesan cheese. His design of a more efficient moldboard for a plow won a gold medal from a French agricultural society. His library at Charlottesville, Va., which was the finest private library in the U.S., was bought by the Government to restock the gutted Library of Congress, burned by the British...
After aid to refugee students comes relief for non-chartered universities. Many student clinics were damaged during communal rioting; WSSF is attempting to rebuild and restock them through funds raised in such drives as the present Council campaign...
...even a well-thumbed Hymarx will be spurned by Radcliffe collectors who will canvass the Annex this week in an N.S.A. sponsored drive for textbooks to restock the empty library shelves of Charles University in Prague, Czechoslovakia...