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...utility from that of college chapel and moral court to a science lecture room, laboratory and museum. Revolutionary soldiers upset its interior beauty during their enoampment in Cambridge, and it has never been restored. A suitable mecca for Harvard men would be created by its restoration, a lasting token of the tercentennial celebration preserved, and the elusive but eternal sparks of a great tradition enhanced within its walls...
Meanwhile on Dec. 15 minute Finland was again the only European state to pay in full, her mite being $229.623. Again Britain chipped in the largest token...
...Britons left the White House and they did not leave with a smile. "There is no statement," Sir Frederick and Sir Ronald snapped in unison to newshawks. Few days later President Roosevelt announced that Britain would pay 7,500,000 U. S. dollars as a "token" on Dec. 15 in- stead of the $117,000,000 due. and that the negotiations would be abandoned until a more "propitious time...
...rumors of a monetary truce between Great Britain and the U. S. whereby dollar and pound would be "loosely" pegged while the U. S. pursued its gold-buying program. As for War debts, observers predicted that Sir Frederick would soon go home without anything having been settled except another "token payment" by Britain in December, signifying that her debt ($4,500,000,000) still stands and will be paid, in part, whenever the U. S. decides how many of what kind of dollars it will accept. Looming on the President's list of callers and obstructing Sir Frederick...
...since Congress is not to meet until January, Sir Frederick and President Roosevelt face the pressing issue of what to do on Dec. 15, when a British annuity payment of $117,000,000 falls due. On the previous annuity date, last June 15, the President accepted a British "token payment" of $10,000,000 in lieu of the $76,000,000 then due. In London last week City financiers were confident that Sir Frederick will offer a "much larger token" on Dec. 15, hoping thus to put Congress in a lenient frame of mind...