Word: bankes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Several other lectures are on the program for this month. On March 18 Frank A. Vanderlip, former president of the National City of Bank of New York City, will lecture on "America's Financial Obligations." Professor C. T. Copeland '82 will give his Mid-winter Reading on March 24. He will read selections from Leacock, Dickens, and Kipling. On Tuesday evening, March 30, Donald B. MacMillan, the famous Arctic explorer, will deliver an illustrated lecture on "Five Years Among the Polar Eskimos." This lecture was postponed from early in January...
...Honorable Guy A. Ham '03 LL. B., President of the Citizens' National Bank of Boston, also spoke, saying that "America need have no fear of the Red or his tribe," because the nation, as in every great trial in its history, will produce "the man of the hour...
...college trained man with perseverance and ability, the South American trade offers opportunities for advancement and broadening commercial experience unequalled in any other branch of business," was the advice given by Mr. E.A. de Lima, president of the Battery Park National Bank of New York, in a recent interview, Mr. de Lima, who has been serving as the chairman of the United States Sugar Board, is known on Wall Street as a leader in the movement to establish firmer commercial relations with the South American countries...
...increase in the salaries to be paid the college men while in training has just been announced by the bank. Sophomores under the new scale will be paid $90 per month during their summer training. Juniors $95, and Seniors $100, until assigned to foreign posts, when salaries consistent with the assignment will be paid...
...number of Harvard men are already in the foreign service of the bank...