Word: loaned
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Your lucid "The Price of Health: Two Ways to Pay It" [TIME, Feb. 20] left room for a third . . . It's usually not the doctor bill, but the heavy hospital expense that sends a patient scurrying to the nearest loan office...
...Chester Charles) Pearson, a onetime executive of Douglas Aircraft and a vice president of Curtiss-Wright, as his successor. With a sharp eye on overhead, Pearson sold off Martin's sidelines and managed to pay off all but $3,000,000 of the RFC loan...
...expropriation. Peron, never much at home in economics, called in his experts. They went over ways of increasing Argentine exports to the U.S., and agreed to shift the headquarters of the mixed U.S.Argentine trade commission from Washington to Buenos Aires. Although the Argentine press denied that a U.S. loan had been discussed, Washington insiders took for granted that there had been some talk of funding Argentina's outstanding dollar debts (at present $160 to $170 million...
Last week, in white tie & tails bought with a loan arranged, by Impresario Kachouk, Tenor Jadan stood confidently before the piano on the stage of Manhattan's Town Hall to sing his first recital in eight years. His tenor was a little rusty, and he had not yet worked back to his former full-voiced power. But he sang the songs of Mozart, Beethoven, Wolf, Verdi with lyrical warmth and expressiveness that reminded some of Caruso indeed. He also sang the songs of Tchaikovsky, Glinka and other Russians and he reduced a house filled largely with Russian expatriates...
Though the policy will be strictly not to require a student to take a job or a loan in order to get a scholarship, the Center will enable the undergraduate to get the best possible combination of these three that suits his need and ability...