Word: mortgagee
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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The intimacy of the summer theatre and the holiday spirits of the audience combine to make passable fare of such plays as "Little Women" or old fashioned melodramas. If it's melodrama, you can always laugh at the play and hiss the villain when he comes in with the mortgage...
When George Rea left the presidency of the Bishop National Bank of Honolulu four years ago to head the Curb, business was terrible and so was the financial condition of the Curb. As he leaves, business is worse (59,600 shares a day v. 130,000 in the first half...
Home owners were less enthusiastic over the policies, particularly in inland sections where bombing seems doubly unlikely; but mortgage holders were getting set to put the heat on them to sign up regardless. Whether lenders had any right to demand such protection was a doubtful legal question. In England the...
The play itself is frisk, witty, and occasionally over-brittle in the usual Kaufman-Hart style. It revolves with enjoyable triviality about the back-to-nature mania of a city bred business man who buys a dilapidated farmhouse and then sees his hopes of an idyllic old age threatened, respectively...
> Consolidated Oil sold $18,000,000 worth of a new type of security "ship mortgage notes," the maritime equivalent of the railroads' "equipment trust certificates."