Word: loans
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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With cash from a $675,000 stock issue and a $300,000 bank loan, Davis bought ten more DC-3s. He made a profit ($65,528) in his first full year, then ran up a $62,137 loss in 1949 has been in the black ever since. Last year his profits were up 77%, to $144,562. Piedmont has carried 515,695 passengers a total of 115.8 million miles without an injury, and its stock has risen from $1 to $3.50. Moreover, asthma no longer troubles...
Anything over $4 a day gross profit on the washers will go toward paying off the $180 loan. If it is not paid off in two years, it will be written off. After that, the committee will get a flat 20 percent of the gross take...
...since 1368, when the Ming dynasty was founded. They describe the art which the Mings favored for almost 300 years as gaudy, flamboyant and imitative. To prove that "exuberance" and "respect for a classical past" are better words for the period, the Detroit Institute of Arts has staged a loan show of some 400 Ming items...
...first floor of the center contains a clum meeting room, a dining room, and Mrs. Pellegrini's office, all furnished with pieces donated by or on permanent loan from members of the Faculty, the Fogg Museum, and various friends...
...underlying our Marshall Plan, E.C.A., and foreign loan programs is the idea that Europe must get back on its feel financially by selling enough goods in dollar markets to pay for its imports without the aid of continuing American grants and loans...