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...Negro living nearby went to his rescue, but night fell on an unbudged wagon. So Meharry accepted the Negro's offer of shelter in his hut. Next morning they freed the wagon. Said the pious farmer to his helper: "I have no money to repay your great kindness. But I hope some day to be able to do something for you and your people." There were five Meharry brothers: Alexander, Hugh, Samuel, Jesse and David - all prosperous farmers or preachers, all pious Methodists, all filled with Abolitionist zeal...
...years later, to repay $700,000 it owed to the C. & O. System, C. & E. I. got a loan from RFC. To keep the loan's purpose from ICC eyes, the Van Sweringens had to resort to further camouflage. At length, in 1933, C. & O. let its secret ward drift into the courts...
...Britain money. After a brief backhand smash at people who think in traditional terms about finances, he outlined his plan: the U. S. will pay for all future British arms orders, will lease or mortgage war materials to Britain under a "gentlemen's agreement" whereby the British will repay in kind after the war. The British were now being told to go ahead, order all they need up to $3,000,000,000 worth, without worrying over their ability to pay or U. S. ability to deliver. Although legal means of carrying out this plan appeared still...
Last week, in spite of all, Price, Waterhouse came to terms with the trustee. Of their $1,000,000-plus fees from the old McKesson, they offered to repay $522,402.29-the total of their fees from 1933 to Coster's suicide. Mr. Wardall submitted the proposal to the court, expected approval this week. Price, Waterhouse, meanwhile, whose auditing standards have been more rigid since Coster's death, prepared to send the bill for most of the $522,000 to their insurers, Lloyds...
This generous welcome shows that more than a spring of ivy binds together the two colleges. Competition on the athletic field and camaraderie on the campus are in the Harvard-Yale tradition. And next year, in turn, John Harvard will extend himself to repay the past weekend by as openhearted a reception to Boston...