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Robert B. Seidman -- Miss Peggy Kalmus, Wellesley...
...Batchelder, Jr. '39, P. L. Lowe '39, A. W. Page, Jr. '39, A. R. Meyer '40, J. R. Richards '40, R. B. Seidman '41, A. V. Haskell '40, G. Clark '41, W. J. Underwood '41, C. Foote...
Entering its third week of existence, the Freshman Yacht Club elected Robert E. Seidman as commodore, Frank N. Cunningham secretary-treasurer, and Roger Willcox fleet captain Wednesday night at a meeting in the Union...
Last week furniture men had convincing data on the extent to which they have met their problem, realized their hope. An annual survey of the industry compiled by Seidman & Seidman, top-flight furniture accountants, showed an aggregate net profit of 4.04% on sales of $430,000,000 in 1936, compared to a net loss of .6% on $307,000,000 sales in 1935. This late comeback coincided with a jump in residential building from about 150,000 new homes in 1935 to an estimated 275,000 in 1936. It was the industry's first profitable year since...
...Seidman & Seidman's figures on comparative sales of different types of furniture showed that U. S. citizens were inclined to spend their first furniture money on upholstered chairs, studio couches, etc., putting makers of upholstered furniture in the black ink a year ahead of the industry as a whole. Their aggregate operating profit of 3.07% on sales in 1935 was more than doubled last year. Second best showing was made by manufacturers of novelty and specialty goods, who also made an operating profit, 2.15% in 1935, increased it to 4.86% in 1936. Laggards were the manufacturers of "case goods...