Word: fee
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...voice from the crowd said: "Where are we to get enough hay to feed a donkey?" It was finally agreed that the don-keyless would pay a small fee to donkey owners for work done. Those without money would do chores for donkey owners. In worthy cases, Ente Sila would advance money for plowing...
When students have finished them (for a $12 fee), the papers are mailed back to the Educational Testing Service in Princeton for grading. The board itself neither passes nor fails students, never tells them what they get; each college determines for itself what grades and qualifications will get a candidate...
...building the Government's $350 million Hanford plutonium plant during World War II, Du Pont agreed to a fee of $1. But it took Du Pont a long time to collect. Only last month did the Government pay off (because it took so long to terminate the contract). Last week Du Pont announced that it had signed up with the Atomic Energy Commission to make another dollar, this time by building the hydrogen bomb plant...
...letter to Du Pont's 122,000 stockholders, President Crawford Greenewalt referred to the new project merely as "new production facilities for atomic materials." In addition to the $1 fee, Du Pont agreed to the same terms as those for Hanford (now operated by General Electric Co.). The Government will pay all costs, including the salaries of Du Pont personnel assigned to the project, and Du Pont will turn over to the U.S. all patents and discoveries arising from the project. The site of the new atomic city has not been selected, but a decision is expected shortly...
Every club listed on the Payday envelope maintained the minimum paid membership of 20, Student Council night. The 36 girls who have not yet paid their dues will find an extra 50 cent fee tacked on this week...