Word: loan
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Britain to enforce, fully and soon, the conditions of the mandate over Palestine granted Great Britain by the League of Nations in 1922. Britain's obligation under this mandate is to assist Jewry in establishing in Palestine a Jewish national home. Prime accessory to this end is a loan to the Jews to develop the resources of their ancestral land. Such a loan has been projected, but delayed, by Sir Herbert L. Samuel...
...noble German who proposes an American Loan...
...proposed an American loan: " Germany and France will never come to any agreement without the League or some third person to mediate. As I have already stated, my belief is that only an American loan to Germany on lines similar to those of the Austrian loan, which has proved such a success, will ever solve the intricate problem with which Germany is faced as the result of the War. ... If it means good business, I am convinced that the United States will be ready to make this loan, but it must be on some business basis...
...placing of instructional costs on the student has brought about a higher tuition than in other departments of the University. It is because of this that a loan fund is maintained from which students of promise may obtain $200 in the first year and $400 in the second year, to help pay their expenses. These loans, however, are made on a strictly busines basis, bearing 6 per cent interest and maturing three years after a man leaves the School. The arrangement has been found preferable to the establishment of scholarships as is the custom in other departments of the University...
...been offered to stimulate interest, including one by the Governor. Seven Ohio cities and towns are represented in this year's Fair, including exhibits by George W. Bellows, Alice Schille, the Potter Studios (Cleveland), the Cowan Studios (Rocky River), the Dayton Art Institute and Society of Etchers, A loan exhibit of nationally known painters was shown. The results are credited to Mrs. Harriet Kirkpatrick, Art Director of the Fair...