Word: repayment
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...observers familiar with Fox Film Corp. and its current financial situation were not surprised at the appearance of a financial man in Fox publicity. Fox Film must soon raise between $55,000,000 and $75,000,000 to repay loans resulting from the frenzied finance of William Fox and the emergency financing of the reorganization in which William Fox ceased to direct Fox destinies and Harley Clarke succeeded him. Able is Mr. Clarke and varied are his interests (which include ownership of the second largest brickyard in the world), but depressed is the cinema industry and few are the cinema...
There will then be enough money in hand to pay Britain's debt to the U. S. with ease; but in the meantime the manifesto demands "some postponement of the [present] precipitate attempt to repay the War debt from taxation of this generation...
...franc was worth 19.3˘, the present franc is worth 3.9˘. If the French did as Mr. Snowden has repeatedly demanded that they must do. they would repay British bondholders the equivalent of $327,500,000. But in a final, stiff note to Mr. Snowden the French Treasury has just: i) refused to submit the dispute to arbitration; 2) postulated again and for the last time that the British bondholders will be paid in the revalued franc. On this basis they would receive...
...dealing with certain smaller powers who borrowed from her in pre-War francs, France has successfully demanded that they repay her at the pre-War rate of 19.3˘gold per franc. But she will not pay Britain more than 3.9˘ she defies Mr. Snowden, and he last week appeared to be powerless. Said London's Financial Times...
...easier to borrow 85 percent on an automobile and repay it on the instalment plan than to buy a home on that basis. . . . The whole process of purchase and finance involves a ceremony like a treaty between governments...