Word: transferring
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...opening of the new year finds the Business School still in search of permanent shelter. Memorial Hall has become the present home of the School's Accounting Department and Student Reports, which have taken refuge there while waiting to transfer to the Delta. This transfer will be effected by October 15, it has been announced, the School occupying the former home of the Bursar's Office, which is left vacant by its removal to the new accounting building...
Gradually this has, in good part, changed. Consular and diplomatic service have been brought under the same supervision. Transfer from one to the other is possible...
...Debt Commissioners refused to allow a transfer of Belgian War borrowings to Germany. They declared that President Wilson's "promise" was not legally bound but that "nevertheless. . . . .there does continue a weighty moral obligation as a result of assurances given which differentiate this sum from all other debts due the U. S. from foreign countries." So it was agreed in compromise that Belgium should be bound to pay the principal of the $171,780,000 War borrowings over a period of 62 years, beginning with $1,000,000 in 1926, and scaling up to $2,900,000 beginning...
...Repulse, the Prince of Wales aboard, left Cape Town for the island of St. Helena where a brief stop was to be made. On Aug. 14 the Prince will transfer to the light cruiser Curlew which, drawing less water, will be able to land the British Heir Apparent at Montevideo, his first stop on the South American continent...
Some observers predicted that this action would result in the President's requesting Congress to dissolve the Shipping Board. For long the Administration has regarded the Board as ineffective, muddling, unbusinesslike, and has wished to transfer control of the Government's fleet to the Emergency Fleet Corporation. The Board has steadily fought to retain its powers, seeking by lip service to the President to convince Congress that there was no need to have it shorn of its powers. Sooner or later, say observers, there will be a showdown...