Word: assistance
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...activities in any particular country with and to the policies of the existing central bank of that country. "The new bank would be in no sense a 'super bank' to exercise a dominating influence over existing institutions. . . . "It would supplement rather than duplicate existing institutions and would assist rather than direct. "As to the management, the bank, if organized, must be non-political and must be international-free from any dominating financial relationships. Upon the directorate should sit only men of experience and international repute...
...second preliminary football meeting held at the Varsity Club last night W. P. Lage '30, football manager, announced the definite list of coaches who will assist Coach Arnold Horween '21 with the spring practice work which begins on Monday...
...work on the battlefields, he received the decoration of the order of the British government and the personal thanks of the King. At the close of the war, on the request of the British government, he visited America to assist in the promotion of friendly relations between the two countries. On this trip he traveled 50,000 miles and spoke 350 times in 54 cities, in different parts of the United States...
...following men are to assist Horween during the Spring work: E. L. Casey '20, E. J. Hubbard '24, J. L. Knox '98, H. W. Clark '23, V. P. Kennard '09, W. A. Cleary '15, and John Donovan. It is not definitely known who will be the end coach but either J. M. Hartley '24, F. A. Pickard '29 or E. H. Bradford '26 will be on hand. Spring practice begins next Monday and will last for three weeks until the start of the Spring vacation...
Guardedly whispered was a bit of palace gossip that the youngest of the Royal Infantas, Princess Maria Christina-17 and high strung-almost fainted when her father, the King, invoked an old Spanish custom and bade her assist him to prepare for burial the corpse of Queen Maria Christina, after whom the Princess was named...