Word: agent
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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While U. S. businessmen talked at Paris of a "new epoch" (see p. 44) in Berlin best business minds bent over the farewell report of Seymour Parker Gilbert who recently ceased to be Agent General of Reparations when the duties of that office partly lapsed and were partly merged into the Bank for International Settlements (TIME, May 26). Mr. Gilbert courteously waited until $345,000,000 of Young Plan bonds secured by Germany's promise to pay were successfully floated. Then he released a 350-page report in which more than 100 pages are devoted to flaying the German...
Only $626.04 has been contributed to the Harvard Fund by members of the class of 1930, it was announced last night by L. L. Wadsworth Jr. '30, Class Agent. This amount was given by 130 members of the class. This shows a slight increase over the donations two weeks ago when $514.04 have been given by 122 Seniors. This sum has been credited to the class by H. L. Shattuck '01, treasurer of the University, toward the traditional class gift of $150,000 which is given to the University at the twenty-fifth reunion of the class...
...from 144 gifts, while in 1927, the pool almost reached the $2000 mark when 267 members of the class gave $1,965.85. Although gifts will be solicited twice a year until the class' twenty-fifth reunion, money for the fund will be received at any time by the Class Agent...
...Even in remotest parts the railways are guarded by Red Army sentries. Stations each contain at least one agent of the "Secret Police" (O. G. P. U.) easily distinguished by his officious, superior, snooping manner, his brusque questions to strangers...
...pageant dramatizing historic incidents unique to Cambridge will be given at 4 o'clock. Supper will be served at 6 o'clock at a charge of $1 a person. Tickets to the pageant will also be sold at $1 apiece. They may be obtained from the Purchasing Agent at Lehman Hall...