Word: cashing
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...hitherto borne by the U. S. military services. Compelling to many a politician was the fact that most U. S. citizens (83.1% by FORTUNE'S poll) want the Allies to beat the Germans, would just as soon give the Allies all the help they will pay for in cash...
...Union statement says, "The lack of a condemnation of the Soviet Union in no way implies approval of its action in Finland. Most important of the points was a fear of moral condemnation that might obscure the practical program of no aid to belligerents' beyond the strict confines of cash and carry. We will not abandon the A.S.U. because of this split because we have enjoyed together a year of successful work and considerable growth...
...Forbade withdrawals or transfers of Danish and Norwegian gold stocks, cash balances, credits in the U. S. (see p. 79), except by permission of the Treasury Department. Object: to keep from Adolf Hitler 1) $20,000,000 in Export-Import Bank credits recently granted Denmark and Norway; 2) private moneys, credits and goods whose Scandinavian owners might be forced to disgorge to the Nazis...
...year-old house of W. H. Newbold's Son & Co., filed a registration statement with SEC three weeks ago, was preparing this week to sell $500,000 of stock to lease the mine from its owners, Philadelphians William and Mary Lord Sexton. Terms of the lease: $20,241 cash, at least $10,000 a year plus 10% of the gross. Trusting chiefly to the mine's great record, the Newbold syndicate has taken no new samples at New Almaden. It underlined the words "very speculative" on its SEC statement in true Philadelphia style. Stock will be sold mostly...
...sanguine new President Greenwood did not see how he could lose. For in addition to the physical assets of the plant, which have a possible salvage value of around $11,000, he has also taken over $11,715 in quick assets-$6,324 in cash, the rest in receivables, materials, prepaid accounts. If gross could be increased, debt-free Gardner Gas might yet become a fair moneymaker for its president, his five employes. To do that, Bob Greenwood had an idea on which (between meters) he worked last week. He went looking for off-main customers in the country...