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...fundamental reason: I have long felt that younger men should be given the opportunity to carry forward the aggressive policy of our company." The policy calls for construction of 35 to 40 new supermarkets by the end of 1954. His successor: Vice President and General Counsel Louis Stein (Friedland's nephew), 47, who joined Food Fair in 1929 as general counsel, was named a director in 1937, vice president...
...Gertrude Stein...
...stockholders charged that a company has no right to use its funds for any purpose but furthering the business; in giving money to Princeton, it was violating its contract with its stockholders and depriving them of their property rights in the assets of the company. Judge Alfred A. Stein of the superior court disagreed. Said he: just as a company has the implicit right to advertise its wares, "so in respect of good will, anything that tends to promote with the public a company's good will is a reasonable measure towards the corporate objective of earning profits...
...Dayton, Ohio; Robert A. Bowman, New York City; Harold B. Downey, Elmhurst, Ill.; George B. Doyle, Worcester, Mass.; John S. Getch, Ashley, Pa.; Lewis W. Goetz, Watsoka, Ill.; Roger A. Golde, Chicago, Ill.; John W. Hurst, Bremerton, Wash.; Warren Kantrowitz, Natick, Mass.; Arthur G. Siler, Orinda, Calif.; Laurence A. Stein, Jersey City, N. J.; John W. Van Doren, Akron, Ohio...
...Mass.; Guy Paschal, New York, N. Y.; John D. Rauh, Cincinnati, Ohio; Steven Sonnabend, Brookline, Mass.; Alexander H. Tomes, Tuxedo Park, N. Y.; Charles W. Uufford, Jr., Haverford, Pa.; John G. Ward, Short Hills, N. Y.; David Watts, Sharon, Mass.; William R. Wister, Jr., Oldwich, N. J.; Arthur O. Stein, Plain field...