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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-29

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Evening star., 1947-10-08

To buy a farm, livestock, equip
ment, supplies or working capital.
To construct farmhouse or other
buildings on a farm.
To repair, alter or improve farm
house or outbuildings.
To improve farm land or equip
ment.
To conduct farming operations.
To purchase stock in a co-opera.
tive association where the purchase
of such stock is required by Federal
law in connection with obtaining
a form loan.
What papers should veteran
take to the lender when he goes to
apply for a loan?
Original discharge papers or GER
tifcate of eligibility.
What must a veteran do II he
has lost his original discharge
papers?
He must apply for certificate in
lieu of the discharge paper from the
branch of the service from which
he was discharged. Upon present.
ing this certificate to the local Vet
erans' Administration Office the vet
eran will be issued certificate Of
eligibility.
Will a certified true copy or q
photostatic copy serve in the place
of the original discharge paper?
No.
How much of a loan can be guar
anteed?
Fifty per cent OF a loan may be
guaranteed, but the amount can
not exceed $4,000 on real estate
loans or $4,000 on nonreal estate
loans for each veteran.
For what term of years can a
guaranteed loan be made?
Payments must be such that they
will repay a home or business real
estate loan within Is years, a farm
real estate loan within 40 years and
nonresl estate loan within 10
years.
What interest rate is charged?
The interest rate on guaranteed
loan cannot exceed 4 per cent. The
interest rate on montreal estate
loan which is to be insured for the
lender instead of guaranteed (see
next question: may be as much as
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agency has made, guaranteed, or
insured, or is. to make, guarantee,
or insure loan for any Of the ell
gible purposes and the veteran needs
a second loan to complete the pur-
chase, the second loan may be fully
guaranteed by the Veterans Admin
istration if
(a) the amount involved Is not
more then the veterans available
guaranty, and
90 the loan is not more than
20 per cent of the purchase price or
cost.
May several veterans use the guar
anty to acquire property together?
Yes, but the total amount guaran-
teed may not exceed so per cent OF
the loan or the total guaranty Of
the veterans, whichever is lesser.
(No loan may be guaranteed to ex-
ceed so per cent except a loan sec
ond to one made. guaranteed or in
sured by a Federal agency, as stated
above).
May a veteran purchase real prop
erty with a nonveteran and obtain
guaranty?
Yes, but the amount of the loan
on which the guarantee is based Is
in proportion to the veterans inter-
est in the property.
May a lender require from the vet
eran security in addition to the prop
erty being purchased?
Yes. This a matter between the
veteran and the lender. While the
Veterans Administration does not
require that additional security be
taken, 1t does not object to its being
given If the veteran is willing to give
1t.
Is the guaranty privilege Of a vet
eran restored to its original amount
when the Indebtedness Is repaid?
No.
II both q husband and wife are
veterans may they acquire property
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ance companies, and other public
and private lending agencies.
May = loan be extended?
Yes. Provided the veteran and
the lender want to extend it and
the extension provides for COM
plete repayment within the period
for which the loan could have been
made originally.
II q lender turns down . veterans
application for a loan, what should
the veteran do?
He should see another lender.
The fact that one lender is not
interested does not indicate that
another may not be. One lender
may not wish to make the type Of
loan the veteran wants.
What is the largest amount = vet.
eran can borrow and the loan bs
guaranteed?
The size of the loan depends on
what the lender Is willing to lend
with the amount of guaranty that
can be issued upon the loan. The
limitation is upon the amount OF
guaranty. not upon the size Of the
loan.
Where can you get forms?
Lenders generally have the forms
and other necessary papers and
will fill them out for veterans. Any
lender who does not have the forms
may obtain them from the-nearest
Veterans Administration once.
Are lenders required to get prior
approval from Veterans Admins.
tration before a guaranteed loan can
be made?
No. If the loan meets all the re-
quirements of the act and regula-
tions, and is made by supervised
lender, the guaranty is automatic.
Does a veteran who has become
eligible through separation from
service lose his eligibility by return
to active service In the armed
forces?
No. If he has become eligible
once, he remains so provided he can
meet the other requirements of the
act and regulations in regard to the
loan.
May a veteran obtain in one State
loan for the purchase Of property
in another State?
| Yes. However, the nature Of tho
service lender renders is such that
generally lenders confine their lend.
ing operation to certain areas.
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loan?
No. The privilege is limited to
veterans. A guaranty on loan may
continue, however, after the vet
eran's death.
Are veterans of World War I
eligible for benefits under the act?
No. It's benefits are for World
War II veterans only.
Must q veteran put any Of his own
money into business, q home or a
farm in order to get the guaranty?
This is not a requirement for
guaranty. 1t is a matter that the
veteran settles with the lender. The
only bearing it has on the guaranty
Of the loan is that In the case OF a
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$40 per cent.
What loans can be insured by the
Veterans Administrations?

$40 per cent.
What loans can be insured by the
Veterans Administration?
Any loan eligible for guaranty
when made by supervised lender.
Does it make any difference to the
veteran whether the lender procures
insurance or guaranty on his loan?
Yes. Only Is per cent Of the OBJ
legation is charged against the right
of guaranty If the obligation Is
handled by the lender under the in
surance provisions, whereas the
charge may be as much as so per
cent of the obligation If guaranteed.
The result is that more of the right
of guaranty is used up in loan trans
action by guaranty ordinarily, and
so less remains available for future
transactions.
What happens II the loan pay
ments are not made?
If the payments are not made
when. due the loan is in default and
the lender takes such action as Is
provided in the loan agreement and
the State laws and regulations.
What benefit does the veteran get
from having the Veterans Admin
istration guarantee the loan?
A guarantee by the Veterans Ad-
ministration means that the credit
of the United States Government
stands behind the guaranteed part
of the loan. The security a veteran
can offer a lender is increased by
the amount of the guarantee.
Will q veteran be able to get =
guaranteed loan indefinitely?
No. Application must be made
within 10 years from the official end
of the war, set by Congress for this
purpose as July rs. 1947.
Are there any charges for obtain
ing = guaranteed loan?
Commissions, brokerage fees. or
other charges for obtaining a guar
antee cannot legally be charged to
the veteran. Those fees usually paid
by a borrower, such as appraisal
title search, recording fees, ETC., may
be charged against the veteran.
Is there any case where the guar
anteed portion Of = loan may be
more than SO per cent Of the loan?
Yes. Where some other Federal
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SECOND r.. PLAN

Jointly and so increase the amount
which may be guaranteed?
Yes. However, the guaranty may
not exceed so per cent of the loan,
except as shown in question 21.
Can a guaranty be obtained II the
proceeds are to be used by \ minor
or q person under legal disability?
Yes. This can be done If the loan
and liens are valid under the State
laws governing the transaction.
May q veteran pay of loan that
has been guaranteed before 1t be-
comes due?
Yes.
May widows or children of de-
ceased veterans obtain guaranty Of ,
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farm or q business, it may affect
the likelihood of the veterans sue
cess in the venture.
How may = veteran find lender? ?
BY inquiring as to the lenders IN
his area who make the type of loan
he wishes to obtain. Information
as to who makes farm loans may
be obtained usually from the Coun-
ty Agricultural Extension Agent and
other business and home loans
from the Board of Trade, or by in
quiring at banks, savings and loan
associations, mortgage and insur-
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Questions Answered
On Details ofvA
Home Loan Benefits
Agency Makes Clear
1t Looms No Money;
$4,000 Top Guoronty

(The Veterans Administration
has prouided the tollo1oing list OF
questions and dnsDers dealing
NTH the CT bills home loan
benefts.J
What is meant by guaranty Of
loan under the Servicemen's Read
justment Act (GI bill?
The guaranty of loan by the
Veterans Administration under the
provisions of the Servicemen's Re-
adjustment Act (GI bilD is an
agreement between lender OF
money asa the Veterans Admins
tration s.Sat in the event vet
eran fails to pay his loan. the Gov
eminent will pay the guaranteed
portion Of the loan.
Is a loan guaranteed under the
act gift?
No, a guaranteed loan is not q
gift. It must be repaid. II the
Government pays the guaranteed
part of the loan to the lender, the
veteran is obligated to the Gov
ernment for that part of the loan
it has paid to the lender.
Who may borrow money under
the Servicemen's Readjustment Act
Of 1914, as amended?
(a) A veteran who was in the ac-
tive naval or military service on or
after September 16, 1910, and prior
to the end of the present war, and
who was discharged from such
service under conditions other than
dishonorable, who served at least
90 days, or If less than 80 days, was
discharged for disability incurred in
line of duty. -.
(b) Any person, who, while citl-
zen of the United States, was In
the active naval or military service
of any government allied with the
United States in World War II, on
or after September 16, 1910, and
prior to the end of the present war,
and who was discharged from such
service under conditions other than
dishonorable, who served at least
90 DAYS, or If less than 80 days, was
discharged for disability incurred IN
line of duty; provided, that the vet
eran Is a resident OF the United
States, and has not applied for and
received similar benefits from the
Government in whose service he
served.
A person who meets any of the
above requirements is eligible, even
though he Is on terminal leave or
is in the hospital pending discharge
at the time of the application.
Where may money be borrowed
under the act?
Money may be borrowed where
people normally go to secure loans.
ie., banks, building and loan asso-
Citations, insurance companies, pub
lie and private lending agencies, or
individuals who are in a position
properly to look after the loan.
Does the Veterans Administration
make the loans?
No. The Veterans Administra-
ton is not permitted to make the
loans. 1t only guarantees the re-
payment of at least part OF a
loan made by lender to a veteran.
In addition to guaranteeing the
loan, the Veterans Administration
will pay to the lender for credit on
the loan an amount equal to 4 per
cent of the amount of guaranty
used. This is gift and is not to
be repaid by the veteran.
For what home and farm purposes
may a veteran get . guaranteed
loan?
To buy a home.
To build home.
To repair, alter or improve a
home.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

Rule out long hours Of tiresome kitchen duty!
Make light of every single task connected with
food shopping, cooking meal or cleaning up
afterwards. Just put these electric servants on
the lob and watch things hum! Your Electric
Range cooks without look while you 60 OF
having fun. Your big Electric Refrigerator keeps
perishables at peak perfection. Your Home
Freezer lets you buy in money'saving quantities.
Evening star., 1947-06-21
Boy browns in Duck Pond,
Another at Taft Bridqe

As~~el2-year-old boy swimmer
drowned at the foot of an arch of
Taft bridge yesterday afternoon, de-
spite efforts of two Park policemen,
who jumped into the water at the
mouth of sewer to pull him out.
Robert L. Mitchell. colored, son of
Mrs. Mae Mitchell, 1927 Belmont
road NV, was pronounced dead by
DR.. G. L. Berkenbile, of Emergency
Hospital, after resuscitation attempts
by Fire Department Rescue Squad
No. 2.
Earlier, Isaiah Bates. 10, colored.
474 Clarks court S.W., drowned
while swimming with friends In the
Reaches Run duck pond, about a
quarter of a mile below Highway
Bridge. His body was recovered by
a fisherman, but the Arlington res
cue squad was unable to revive him.
He was the son of Mrs. Frances
Bates, an employe of st. Elizabeths
Hospital.
Sergt. William Snider commended
Pvts. Willis l.. Headlee and Paul w.
Johnson who dived into the dirty
water to retrieve the Mitchell boys
body from the bottom Of Rock
Creek pool.
Roland Brady, 7, of 2410 Twentieth
street NV, ran to tell his grand
mother of young Mitchell's disap-
pearance in the water She told Mrs,
/ w. A. Reich, 2410 Twentieth street
NV, who called police.
Evening star., 1947-06-21
Truman Interrupts Day to Greet
Veteran Patients as Party Host

Grams was inaugurated during the
administration of President Wilson
and his widow was on hand yester-
day, standing next to President and
Mrs. Truman.
Gen. and Mrs. Dwight D. Eisen-
hover, Admiral and Mrs. Chester
w. Nimitz, Gen. A. A. Vandergrift
and Gen. and Mrs. Omar Bradley
were others in the line.
Several hundred of the guests
proudly carried away autographs OF
Margaret Truman. The President q
daughter put in an early appear
ance and was Immediately sur
rounded. Time and time again she
closed her fountain pen but relented
as the veterans continued to hand
her the small cards they wore for
identification.
Punch, Ice Cream Served.
Included on the guest list were
patients at Mount Alto, the Soldiers
Home, st. Elizabeth's, Walter Reed
and the Naval Hospital at Bethesda,
The Marine Band Orchestra pro-
vided music throughout the after
noon, Red Cross canteen workers
served punch, ice cream and cake
and pretty girls from the Veterans
Administration acted as hostesses
Others who helped out included the
Gray Ladies, who accompanied some
of the wheelchair patients and men,
bers of the Red Cross Motor Corps
who provided transportation.
Evening star., 1947-06-21
26 Guilty Of Contempt
In AIIis-ChaImers Case
Nv the A,,eeio,sd Press

MILWAUKEE, June 21.-Circuit
Judge Roland ]. Steinle yesterday
found 26 members of Local 248,
UAW-CFO, and the union itself
guilty of contempt Of court in an
action growing out of Allis-C Chalmers
strike picketing. He sentenced three
unoin officers, including President
Robert Buse, to terms of five months
each in the House of Correction.
In addition to Buse. other union
officers who were sentenced to terms
in the House of Correction were Jo-
seph Dombek, vice president, and
Fred McStroul, recording secretary
Judge Steinle imposed a fine of
$3.50 on Local 248 for viola lion of a
previous court order upholding the
ruling of the Wisconsin Employment
Relations Board which banned mass
picketing at the Allis- Chalmers
plant last fall during the 280-day
strike which ended last March.
Nineteen other defendants, includ-
ing Owen Lambert, independent
Communist candidate for the State
Assembly in the fall of 1916, were
sentenced to serve three months
each in the House of Correction
The other four defendants each were
fined 5000.
Evening star., 1947-06-21
Russia May Reopen
Iran Case in u. n.
BY the Associated Press

LAKE SUCCESS, June I'll
American financial aid to Iran to
block Communist expansion at the
very borders of the Soviet Union
raised speculation here today that
Russia might reopen the Russian
Iranian case in the United Nations
Security Council.
Some U. N. delegates suggested
that Russia would use the Security
Council to protest $4,000, ,00C
American surplus property credit tc
Iran, granted for the same purpose
as the aid to Greece and Turkey
to block Communist expansion.
This view was based on a. prece.
dent set by Russia several weeks ago
At that time Soviet Deputy Foreign
Minister Gromyko requested and
was granted a special meeting OF
the Security Council on the pend
ing Greek case. He used the ses-
sion to attack the $40O ,000, ,00C
American aid program to Greece
and Turkey.
Delegates pointed out that Russia
could take a similar step regarding
expansion of the Truman doctrine
to include Iran.
Evening star., 1947-06-21
Chinese Council Asks
New War Strategy
By the Assoeioted Press

NANKING, June 21.-China's
State Council at an extraordinary
meeting in Chang Kai-shek's pri-
vate residence last night demanded
adoption of new government STRAIT
egy in the civil war, which council
men termed extremely critical"
Mo Teh-hui, member from Man
churia, told the meeting that loss
of Manchuria to the advancing
Chinese Communist armies would
mean loss of the whole civil war.
Generalissimo Chang offered no
comment on the demand for new
strategy, but told the council the
government was able to hold its
own in the present military situation
| in the north.
In Shanghai, government official
acknowledged virtual failure of a
mission sent to investigate the sit
luation at Russian-held Dairen and
Port Arthur, Manchuria; and United
States Navy headquarters reported
a bloodless battle between Ameri-
cans and purported Communists at
Tsingtao June 10.
A Navy announcement said IL
men 'in yellow uniforms" (only
Chinese Communists are known to
wear Yellow had fired on United
States Navy men seeking to salvage
a landing barge or float near
Tsingtao.
The Chinese, believed looters, were
driven off after three exchanges OF
small-arms fire. No casualties were
| reported on either side.
Evening star., 1947-06-21
1n Mrntnriatt

ARMSTEAD. HENRY H. Sacred to the
memory of my beloved husband, HENRY
thirteen years ago today. June 81, 1884.
In my heart your memory fingers.
Sweetly, tenderly. fond and true;
There's not day. dear Henry,
That 1 do not think Of you.
But some sweet day well meet again
Where parting is no more,
And live again those happy days
That We have known before.
DEVOTED WIFE, HENRIETTA ARM
BLACK, MARY NJ. In loving remem-
brance Of our dear wife and mother, MARY
NJ BLACK, who passed away five years
ago today. June 2l, 1912.
You will never be forsotten.
Though on earth you are no more,
But in memory your are with US
AS you always were before.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Sweetiy, tenderly. fond and true;
There is not a day, dear mother,
DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
BOYD. BENJAMIN. In loving memor,
Of loving husband and father, BENJA
MIN BOYD, who died thirteen years age
today. June 2l. 1884.
Somewhere the sun is shining,
Somewhere the day is bright
Somewhere there is no sadness,
Some where there IS no night.
HIS LOVING WIFE, LILLE. AND SON
KING. THELMA ALExINE In memor,
of my beloved sodchild, THEI.dA ALExINI
KING, who departed this life thirteer
years ago today, June Il, 1894.
As some blossom droops and dies
When hlighted by the frost,
She faded from before my eyes
And all too soon was lost
LONELY GopMoTHER. MAMIE S. CAR
TER
McBETH, ALICE V. WILLIAMS: SMITH
MARY. Sacred to the memory OF our dea
sister and aunt, ALICE v. WILLIAMS
McBETH, who passed away fourteen year
ago today. Jlne 81. 1888, and cur dea
mother and grandmother, MARY SMITH
who left US ten years ago, April IL, 1887
| These are links that death cannot sever.
THE FAMILY
PEYToN. BENJAMIN r. AND MORGAN
W. tribute OF love and devotion to tn
memory OF our beloved sons and brothers
| BENJAMIN F. PEYTON. who left us Jun
| :, 1925. and MORGAN W. PEYTON, wh,
left us June 81, 1946.
Memories are treasures no one can steal
Death leaves a heartache nothing can heal
Some have forgotten now that you hay
| gone.
We shall remember all the years long.
FAMILY OF FOUNTAIN AND MARY PEY
Evening star., 1947-06-21
Mrs. Edna Lillian Todd Dies
Al Federal Reserve Job

Mrs. Edna Lillian Todd, 81, dice
unexpectedly yesterday at her Of
flee in the Federal Reserve Annex
where she had been employed as o
clerk for 18 years.
Mrs. Todd was born in Alexan-
dria and spent her entire life in the
Washington area. Her husband
Howard G. Todd, for many years an
employe of the District government
died in 1928.
Surviving are a son. Francis E
Todd; a daughter, Miss Edna A
Todd, both of Washington: two
brothers, James E. Appich, Alexan-
dria, and Frank E. Appich. Wash
ington; two sisters, Mrs. Mary E.
Callahan, Alexandria, and Mrs
Cora v. Swaine, Chevy Chase, Md.
and three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
11.30 am. Monday at the s. H
Hines funeral home, 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial viii be private
Evening star., 1947-06-21
Rites 10 Be Held Monday
For Fred Parker Bass

Funeral services will be held at
10:30 am. Monday for Fred Parker
Bass. IS, of 1735 Lanier place NV.
who died Thursday at Garfield Hos
pital after a months illness.
The services will be held at the
Hines funeral home, 2901 Four
teenth street NV, with burial ir
Arlington Cemetery.
A native of Thomasville, Ga, Mr.
Bass came to Washington about l;
years ago. He had lived previously
in Florida and South Carolina. He
worked as an employe in District
restaurants until his retirement sL
months ago because of i'll health
A veteran of the Spanish Amer
lean War and World War I, Mr.
Bass was a member of the Gen
Patton Post of the American Le-
gion, and the Veterans of Foreign
Wars here. He was also an Elk
a Snriner of the Egypt Temple ir
Tampa, Fla and Master Mason o.
Temple Lodge No. % in Jackson
vile.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs
Florence ]. Bass: two daughters
Mrs. Sarah McAliister of Orlando
Fla. and Mrs. Beatrice Atkinson
Newport, Del, and seven grand
children.