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! Livingston q 20.
EST. 1904
1923 H ST. NV, ME. 8-5268

DINING ROOM SUITE, comDlete, 10
pieces: no reasonable offer refused.
DINfNG Room SET. table. buffet.
china china closet. 4 chairs chair, walnut: reas-
DINING ROOM SET. 10 pieces. dark
gag: hand carved moving. Call NO.
ELE isGsffRsic RANGE. Gibson, like new;
z folding beds. Reasonable. Ii.
ELEc. REFGR.. Westinghouse, apt.
size, $35; 3opiece living room suite.
FANS-MAKE YOUR OWN FAN. Use
the motor. on your furnace blower.
we furnish the blades; Also com:
plete fan kits oRIGsBy CO. 1908
FANs-Window fan. 2o-in. $3.50.
while Will !, they he last, reg; $ y. /: fan;
BE yourself. sal. $685. with mo-
tor; fan blade, shaft end bearings
own. use your motor. Don't wait. get
prices. Blades. BEARINGS, shafts. mo-
Fl PEaUipMnSr e eo gl7s seT
man ave. NV, AID. 2-I60O.
Hunter, vorando, international and
REDSKIN TRADING POST
733 9th 81. NV. ST. 3-6ess.
FILE CABINETS
Grade A. 4-drawer steel, legal size,
Art Metal. General Fireproof, etc.
$3.50. 4-drswer legal. wood, $685..
sysilsbIs also s''i n. FRANZ ssa = son.
414 3rd st, NV. Elk. 3-S974.
FOAM RUBBER, 30-in. matt. S27 so,
/. all sizes, cheap, Firestone: also cut
to size ~ 7, I !. SGyI5cHNER' 261a NJ st.
FORK LIFT, Clark, 6,000-lb. ca
cond' La. 6-4SO3. -S
FREEZER, Amana, IL GU. f.; only
used 6 months. RIA. 1904, Iii
FURS-$50o or less buys the mink
these are slishtly used and valued
MP to $4,000. All are natural mink.
Coats, Jackets, stoles and capes.
BASK1N FURS. 9Th and G SITS. NV.
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bet
ter-grade bedrm.. dining rm.. Lying
e siaseo LION e1 sroh sess' s SnaHss
$50 New York ave. NV. daily, 1876:
sat; til I; RE, 7-4310. 80
CONcE. 3fOb HIneQ OK COuee t0Dleb
$40; good cond. RIA. 6-7S90. --S
FURNITURE-TV set, dinette set,
bedroom. 27O5 Queens Chapel I'd,
Apt. B. Mt. Rainier. O.
FURNITURE Hollywood and fold
ing beds. Excellent condition. Cali
after $3.50 pm. WA. 1856. ---8
FURNISHINGS for entire apt. Leaving
town. Modern. reas.; also clothes;
ladies, 1915. EN-. 2-23O3. liz
FURNITURE-Complete mahog. liv.
rn. suite tables, lamps, ETC.; COM
plete bedrm. suite. dinette set, ma
hog. dropleaf extension table with
pad. excel; cond.. reas. RIA. 3-0s31;
F1RNITURb. RUG, midnight blue,
9x12, with pad, $45 Green marble
top coffee table, 6 It. x Ia IT,, $40;
kitchen table. 8 chairs, $40:
ballroom chairs, $40; 3-speed
Webster phonograph, $40. 1908
Florida ave. NV, Apt. 22S, HO.
FURNlTURE-10-pc. din. rm. suite,
walnut: dble. bed, spring and mat
tress: sacrifice. RA. 6-7343.
FURNITURE-Singl bed and match
ing desk drawer, $40. Large dining
room set. SIS. ia. 9-9457. %
FCRN.--Liv. and bedrm. suites, sec.
sofa, typewriter, rubber sofa, glider,
hide-a-bed. chrome dinette, corner
desk, rugs. mirror CO. 5-O3fO
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MlscEL. con SAID tcens. ]

CAMPING SUPPLIES
Tents, cots, IS. ponchos. rope, cole
srnan stoves. I6ss disct. Tsrps' .dror S
3 cloths. y. H. GICHNER, 26l3 NJ ID.
NV. TX. 1882. =
CHAIRS, dinette 6, sturdy; buffet; can
&c sold sep. good cond., reas. EN-.
3-3616 after $50 pm. -
CHAIR. club. 2 matching slip covers;
gu excellent condition: SIS. TU..
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JALouSIEs

J<4A\HOO4Gi0
tGLAss-LoUvERED WINDows)
Expertly installed or delivered with
complete instructions for installation
SEQ SALES ENGINEERS
JU. 5000 EN-. 2-S749
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ATTENTION LADIES

New. exclusive product offers genuine
teams. Proven unique sales plan. Ma.
tionally adv. In Time, Life, etc.
coast to coast radio In fall. Up ia
$500 per mo. part time. full time
unlimited future for independent in.
come, Call MR.. HARGRAvE. WO
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MOTOR TRAVEL

CALF. July IA; share exp. EN-. 2.
7T0I. or no. 2-9100. Ext. 709
DICK ALDANO. IL
BOSTON-Over week end: leave Fri
day night. Riders wanted. Call
Tn Mia SvsnlIs aIter F. ,0 ay;ns
Thursday or Friday. Can take 2.
LII 1-h7kk
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WOMAN OVER IS
STEADY DIGNIFIED WORK
9..30-3 Pm. MON.-FRI.

Woman with good telephone voice IN,
sales or canvaSSing experience Ii
work IN our ONCE, 5 hours daily
year-rcund work, good salary plui
Cali MIR. BROWN. LA.s-2sss
AIRLINES NEED YOUNG WOMEN
See our nd under instructions. I'D
PART TIME. white, over 2l. witt
car. to. work early eve. hrs; refs
required. For information cail EN-
2-9061 or UN. 4-7097. %
FULL TIME. exper. dance instructors
under 80. Opportunity for imme-
date advancement. Good pay. con-
genial association. Call DE. 2-S4S4
for appointment. 20
WANTED--Personable young lady, ia
contact clients for radio station;
car necessary; no selling required;
excellent compensation RE. 7-6360
Ask for Mr.. TAYLOR, -9
WE CAN PLACE four capable women
in good AVON territories that viii
earn $3.50 for your vacation. Stead,
repeat business. RE. 7-SI07. --SS
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FABER BENSON
I'LL 14th st. NV. %
RESTAURANT ELECTRICAL equip
ment. loft. all Hotpoint elec.
short-order unit. pract. new. con-
sjsting of fryer, steam table. i
griddle, / griddle grill. dble. waf-
fle iron and one 4-gas-burner, one
loft. all stainless-steel equipment
stand with work board. Open for
/ MARINER RESTAURANT. 1912 Wis
consin ave-, Bethesda. Md, OIL. f.
sEWViiNG MACHINE, Singer: repos-
sessed feather weight portable: can
be purchased for balance due.
SINGER SEWING CENTER, 1921
Conn ave. NV EN-. 3-4244. Ill
SEWING MACHINE, Singer. Repos-
sessed console and desk model; can
be purchased for balance due.
SINGER SEWING CENTER, 31O9
14th ST. NV. CO. 5-222l. Ill
SINK, 54-in.. double drain board.
de luxe faucets with spray attach.
Full cabinet model with plenty
storage space incl. cutlery drawer;
S195 value, special $50, incl. de-
livery. FABER BENSON. I'LL 18th
NV. 30
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PIX OPERATORS

General ONCE duties. 6-day week, in
Guiding Sat. and Sun. Hours lao
till 10 ON. Paid vacation. insurance
and meals furnished. Apply in per-
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CL0THING-1 gray cloth Voman.s
coat, Persian lambs wool lined il,
L me inside, size SO. $25: / lady's
black broadcloth coat. ripper lined
size 80, SIS; ! mans blue fleece
oyercoat, size ~, SIS: i size AZ
tuxedo with brocaded silk vest. sic
ChIb, large, blond wood, with water.
RA. 6-S61l. %
DESK. exec; 6Oxs4", mahos. table
asst. chairs. 91S r st. NV, nm
S0g; II to 3 pm. NE. 8-07O0.
DIAMONDS. lady's 2A cts. emerald
cut. $500; lady's u ct, SI25; lady.s
Y cts, pear shape, 1926; lady's j y.
Cts, $3.50; mans 2A cts, $3.50:
c 1Soys 81; $t75; LIvINosToN. 9
DIAMOND WEDDING RING SET
Beaut. Need money. Cost $3.50; sac,
rihce $500. LA. 6-34SO after i:
.
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sITUATloNs--MEN


ACCOUNTANT - Part time; books
started, caught up, kept part time;
local refs; prompt. JU. 9-54O7.
ASST. BOOKKEEPER
but, in good health.
available for permanent position,
Completed courses in bookkeeping
and related business subjects. Knowl-
edge Of tipping. Call STRAYER
COLLEGE. MA. s-I74S. Mr.. Dixon.
-
BO0KEEPER. small constr. once.
Costs. estimates. typing. full charge.
cARPENTEk-PAINTER wants work "
gay or job; go anywhere. HUI. g.
PAINTER wants work; private homes,
ONCE clean, color mixer. Ii. 4-2937.
Sc
MEN AVAILABLE for house and yard
work and other misc. odd Jobs. car
the SALVATION ARMY. HarboT
Light Center. ME S-4532.
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Flagstone and Stone

Il
WORK
Porches. patios, retaining walls. tile
drainage. Also waterproofing.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO JU. 9-176s
FLOORS REFINISHED Ike new; free
estimate, low summer prices; reliable.
c. r. COVER, WA. 7-686S.
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED
New 50 o rm. UP. old, S12 q room
and UP C.. l. HfNSON, Ii. 3-754S.
FLOOR. SANDING, finishing. Rooms
sanded. approx. $40. L. d. HAM
KINS. UN. 4-6741. Ill
FLOOR SANDING, rennishing, by
PARKS. For sound floor advice;
FURNITURE SHAMPOO1NG, reas.
rates. pleasing results, satisfaction
guar: Phone. La. 6-6965 or LA.
6-6134.
GARAGES ARPORTS
Custom built: wood. brick and cinder
block; free estimates. Terms LU
10000, ia. S-0442 It'll pm.
GENERAL REPAIR-Paintine, paper.
ing. plastering. carpentry and screen
ing. We do good work. AP. 7-S164.
tn. 2-6731.
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CAMBRIA. Rolleifiex. unused. i95:
model. Xenar 35 lens Sale htKlles
cash bid. Call IA. e-26S3.
CAMEkASs Price. ouaiity. guarapfee
service; you can't beat BRENNEn
vS3 p. ava nv. m 1-2z3A.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES

ABC SHORTHAND IN 8 wks., SGT 80
terms arranged Grsgg shorthand y
Air conditioned TEMPLE SCHOOL
50th Year Ma s-325S.
RADIO. TY REPAIR. l6-wk. eve. cour.
500 tS5 lab. fee 81 wkIy.I: s-Wk
NEW CLASSEs In tipping, shorthand
bookkeeping, easy: excel. positions
soYbp inquire sSr. 1s r. s & Is
AIRLTNES NEED YOUNG WOMEN
for glamorous positions rs reser-
vationists, communicationists. hos
tesses; high school graduates: Ia
Interview by appt. only. Phone
Mr.. Croswell, MA. S-274O, WEAVER
AIRLINE PERSONNEL TRAINING.
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CLERK
CLERK-TYPIST'

Good steady position. pleasant sur
roundings. good starting salary.
EISEMAN'S. 9TH and F SITS. NV. q
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BLDG. MATERIAL
PLUMBING-BRICKS
LUMBER-WINDOWS
RADIATOR-DOORS
BARGAIN PRICES
' OTHER BLDG. ITEMS
FROM MANY
WRECKING JOBS
COME IN AND
BROWSE AROUND
BATHTUBS--SPECIAL
NEW SIT. CAST IRON
BUILT IN TUBS,
$50 EACH
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 Brentwood I'd. NE. AID. 2-sl7;
-2lA
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BUILDING MATERIAL

oO4A4A<44N0 1NA1 = G1t4xAA
SUMMER rs HERE Come in now
needs at our low winter prices. FuIl
line new and used. Come In, look
around Save SIS. Free delivery.
ARROW wREcKING CO.
HOO 9. Capitol. Ii. s-ssoa
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS-ALTERATTONS-Now, is
the time to repair. remodel, or add
to your present home; No money
A fGHn s onl PoR aa aos sere.nins
complete remodeiing service: esti.
mates free: All work fully guar.
No money dn.. SO mos. to pay. SECO
SALES. Ju. 5000. day or night.
ARLAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
painting: Dlsstsri,ng and pa ape
speciality. Cali nowl IA. 5-66l7.
BRICK AND CEMENT WORK, con-
tractor Of reliable service; no job
too small; GEORGE W. HENSON.
B iTiit "; iSoT repair and new work.
No lob toe small: reasonable rates.
B sri aI1SaRs CoNTkACToR-Fire-
places. walls; steps: al types Of
c4RPESzTERpoTmsls p So slg 9ec
rms, new and old work, anything.
MR.. SMITH. ia. 4-05O1, any time.
CARPENTER-Painting, senl. repairs.
No job too small. Work guaranteed.
Eeas. Call after pm. LA. 6-3264.
CARPENTRY AND BRICKLAYING,
new and old repair work Of all
kinds. 20 yrs. exper. c. D. PHIL
LlFs. lie. b-o7lS. estimates free.
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING. general
repairs: work guaranteed: reas.
prices. MR.. LAYTON. RA. 6-1S25.
CARPENTRY, BUILDING remodeling,
house repairs. attics, rec. rms.
porches, concrete walks and drives.
Free estimate. JU. 5-8S32. Ia
mechanics. Repair work q specially.
Free estimates AID. 4-9705. %
CARPENTRY REPAIRS-No Jobs too
small. screens and doors made. etc.
Free estimates. LII. 6-4369. Ill
CEMENT WORK, steps, porches. brick
work. block retaining walls, water
proofing. 20 yrs. exper. Ii. $3.50.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
RooTER. Phone RIA. 6-Ss8s any
day any night,
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re.
pairs, short circuits. small Jobs done
immed. RA. 6-2222 any time. 2Ss
FENCE chain link or wood: nate
rails only or installed; big savings.
LU. 10000. ia. 8-0442 It'll 0 pm.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

GARAGES completely erected, S5Db
Up; nothing down, $19.01 mo. XII.
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BEAUT1CIAN
Man or woman: no ewes;
nna, IAN A ..ra mara hara than

Man or woman: no eyes,;
you can earn more here than
anywhere else In the city;
we. guarantee that.
BARRETT PARKER HAIR STYLISTs
e406 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, full or part
time, all around or shampoo opera
tor. MAE-ROBERT. LU. 4-55l5.
%
BEAUTY OPERATOR - All-around
top sal. and comm; B days, to d:
no ewes. Cali in per. 1925 NJ st. NV
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ASST. APARTMENT MANAGE
work: ability to deal with public
necessary; 6Iz-day week; $500 q
month. Box 467-v, Star. -
DEAUTICIAN, all-round. Good salar,
and commissions. Apply In person
1927 Columbia I'd. NV. ~
BEAUTICIAN, manicurist. pedicur-
ist; also shampoo girl Apply Peggy
Keles, "GUILBO." 1915 Conn. ave.
AID 2-34Q2. B
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REFRIGERATOR. 7h-ft. coldspot,
III Ike ney: seq sealed unit. RIA. 3-3a53
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. servel gas. new,
in original crates. 50ee discount
while they last. Hu. 3-7255. 20
REFRIGERATOR Westinghouse; new
condition; o. Gu. it.; 500. NO. q
S152. --S
REFERS, late model, apt. -size
Westinghouse: $40; fully guaranteed
4130 Georgia ave. NV, tn. 2-4s31
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31
By Roder Wineet
Assoeioied Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-The
stock market took full advantage
of a wealth of good news this
week and moved ahead to a new
high. 1t was the fourth consecu-
tive weekly advance.
The best news came from the
corporations with high earnings
reports and dividend declara-
tionS.
United States Steel reported
earnings last year equal to $7.56
a share as compared with $4.54
the previous year. And company
officials were optimistic about
the outlook. The usual 75-cent
dividend was declared.
Bethlehem Steel announced it
earned 1880 last year compared
with $3.50 the previous year. But
Bethlehem surprised every one by
declaring a 50 dividend. Only
81 had been paid previously
quarterly. Next day the stock
jumped ahead ga.
Many individual issues got the
benefit of corporate develop
mentS and gave encouragement
to all sections. Radio Corp. adj
vanced after the company dis
closed that it had perfected an
experimental electric battery
powered with atomic energy.
American Tobacco was we'll
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Additional Financial News
on Poqe CT

to $49.482,514. compared with
SAT. 794. 800 in 1852 while oper-
ating expenses totaled $36.040,-
Alb. compared with $34,652.558.
December net income was
$552.457 VS.. $333.774 in Deem
Der. 1852. Operating revenues
rose to $4.165.350 from $4,12l,-
SIS and operating expenses
dropped to $2,907.005 from
$3,257,617.
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Profits and Dividend Reports
Lift Stock Prices During Week

ahead on an increased dividend,
the third tobacco company to
take such action at q time when
sales were threatened by a re-
newed discussion Of cigarette
smoking and lung cancer.
A basic factor in the markets
improved background cited by
many brokers was President Eli
senhower's economic forecast
that the current minor business
recession will soon be over and
that the Government stands
ready to do all within it's power
to bolster the Nations economy.
The market successfully ig-
nored shortened work-weeks IN
many plants and the mounting
total of jobless to 1880. 900 per-
sons.
The Associated Press average
OF so stocks advanced $1.20 on
the week. fourth consecutive rise,
and stood at $113.60, highest
level since March q of last year
and only 1910 under the highest
level in nearly "a years.
The five most active issues this
week on the New York Stock Ex-
change were:
Radio Corp. up az at 26h
with 201 400 shares traded; Dow
Chemical off % at 343s: Bethle-
hem Steel up 45a at 57ss: United
States Steel up / at Ala. and
Chrysler off "a at 5734.
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terly board Mr.. Montsomsr'.
meeting in the last week, also
dicloSed unassigned surplus
stood at $11,144,583 at the years.
end, an increase Of $1,364 ,025
during the year.
The company invested $28.-
882,197 in new mortgage loans
during the year. The mortgage
loan account totaled $171, 414,516
on December 81. Bond holdings
increased during the year to
SGT, 376,751 and included Fed
eral Government. county, muni-
cipal, railroad. industrial and
public utility issues.
Telephone Earnings Rise
Net income Of Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co. in 1853
increased to $5.374,116 from
$5.117,243 in the previous year.
the company reported yesterday.
Operating revenues amounted
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$1,279,900.729
on December
81, a n in
crease Of ST.
177.687 from
a year earlier
A S S e t S of
50 8 81 / 5000
were $685.
800 high er
t h a n a t the
end of 1852.
Mr.. Mont
gomery'S re-
port, delivered
at the quar-
L
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Montgomery Reports
Another Record Year
For Acacia Mutual
By Donold g. Hodlev

Acacia Mutual Life Insurance
Co. had another record year in
1858. President William Mont
gomery reported yesterday.
Insurance in force reached
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tunit Of trading 10 shares or sales in full in
under the BANKRUPTCY ACT Or securities assumed
by such companies. Rates of dividends in the fore
going table are annual disbursements based on the
Otherwise noted. special - extra dividends are not
included Incl, Also extra Sr extras. Annual rate
Diu: stock diyIdend DECLARED Or paid SO fsr this
ex-divdend redistribution date Paid last year
h Declared or paid after stock dividend or spiitup
TX Declared paid this year. accumulatve issue
with diyidends II arrears: p PAID this year. dvi.
dividend meeting. r Declared or paid in 1854 plus
stock dividend Liauidating dividend. cid Called.
XIV without warrants. WV with warrants wd When
distributed, vi When issued,
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WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE NEW YORK STOCK. EXCHANGE

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1854
Quotations furnished BIZ the Aasociatad Prem.
Evening star., 1954-11-17
American U. Holding
Religious Emphasis Week

American University is holding
its first Religious Emphasis
Week, from today through Fri
day, under the general theme
"A Faith for a Changing Time"
Sponsored by the university's
Religious Board, the observance
was described by the Rev. Ralph
John, university chaplain, as
something more than an ex-
pertinent; rather something
which we are undertaking in
the hope that it will stimulate
religious life among students
and faculty"
One of the principal speakers
is DR.. Lowell Hazard, professor
of Old Testament at Westmin-
lister Theological Seminary, who
was to address sessions today,
at 4 pm. tomorrow and at 1880
am. Friday.
Evening star., 1954-11-17
By Moi. Thomas M. Mol

With the recent increase in
interest among veterans in get
ting GI home loans. another
part Of the CT loan program has
been showed into the back
ground. It's the business loan
setup.
AS most Of you know. the CT
loan program Is open to al
World War II and Korean vets
who have had st least 30 days
of active duty, some Of 1t during
wartime, and who have been
discharged under other than
dish0norable conditions.
This goes for vets who want
to get a business loan guaral1-
teed by the Veterans Adnainis-
tration (VA) which is In charge
Of the whole program as well
as vets who want to get home
loans guaranteed.
One Loan Only.
But you should remember that
generally you're barred from
having the VA guarantee more
than one loan-of either type
under the loan program. For
example, II you've already had
q home loan guaranteed you
can't get the VA to guarantee
a business loan for you. Under
ordinary circumstances, neither
can you get second CT home
loan.
The basic details about CT
business loans are:
First, the VA doesn't give you
| the money; it's a loan that you
arrange for and must repay. All
the VA does is guarantee the
| person that lends you the money
that it'll stand behind you In
case you default.
Second, II q bank or some
other agency lends you money,
the VA will guarantee up to SO
per cent Of your loan. In other
words, it'll tell the person who
lends you the money that under
no circumstances win he lose
more than so per cent OF his
money If you 60 broke. But the
top amount Of money the VA
will guarantee Is $4,000 If your
loan Is for real estate or $4,000
il it's non-real estate loan.
Many Types Eligible.
Third, there's practically no
limit on the type of business
loan you may get the VA to
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Veterans and Droftees

guarantee as long as the busi-
ness looks as II 1t has . good
chance Of success. This includes
retail stores, service firms. gas
stations. meat markets and so
forth.
With these three basic details
|.in mind, let me give you q step
hy-step rundown on the proce-
dure for getting q OF business
loan.
The first move you naturally
would make would be to flnd q
business you want to buy or
start. Then, check into the pos
sibilities Of success for the busi-
ness. Talk your idea over with
| q banker or other men who'ye
had some experience. There's a
good pamphlet on the subject
put out by the Commerce De-
partment. It's titled Establish
ing and Operating Your Own
Business" Copies are available
by writing to Superintendent Of
Documents, United States Gov
ernment Printing Once. Wash
ington as. D. c. The cost Is 25
cents.
CArtificafa Eirst
II you're convinced your ven
ture into business will be sue
cessful, then get q Certificate
Of Eligibility" for q loan from
the nearest VA regional office.
Getting this certificate Is a mare
formality because all it does is
show the person you plan to
ask for a loan that you're eligible
to have the VA guarantee it.
The next step is to present
your plan and your certificate
to a bank, building and loan as
sociation or some other lending
agency and ask for the loan. II
the lender thinks you have a
good bet for q business, he'll
make you the loan. However. he
may want to send your plans
to the VA for advance approval.
That way he'll have q second
Judgment on whether your plan
is a good one.
II he makes you the loan, the
VA will guarante it and you're
on your own.
(You may tDrite Maj. Nial
In care OF The Star about
your service-connected prob
lem. Please inclose stamped.
selt-addreSsed enuelope and 20
cents in coin.)
tFrom AP Newsfeatures.)
Evening star., 1954-11-17
School Gets ST Boek For Stolen Penny

letter added ''the owner Of the
article is now dead. / regret very
much that I took it. ! am there
fore sending you as treasurer Of
the school district q 81 bin that
ask you to use for something
needed by the school. preferably
q book for the library"
Evening star., 1954-11-17
sy ne oeiai.d pr.ss, !,

KIMBALL. Nebr. Treasurer
Charles Carlson Of the Heath
Public School District received q
letter. containing q 81 bill, which
the sender said was in payment
Of an article worth about q
penny" stolen years ago from
q desk in the school house. The
Evening star., 1954-11-17

city which were previously ell
white.
Or. Fischer made the an
nouncement In addressing the
Parent Teacher Association Of
Public School No. 81 Monday
night.
He said the teachers were as
signed on the basis Of qua.ifica-
tiorls and were cordially received
by faculty and students.
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Baltimore Schools Get
Four Negro Teachers
BY the A..oeiotsd Press

BALTIMORE. Nov. II. DR..
John H. Fischer. superintendent
of public instruction in Balti-
more. told a PTA audience that
four Negro teachers are on facul-
ties Of junior high schools in the
Evening star., 1954-11-17

fYou may tDrite Maj. Mai
IN care OF The Star about
your serDice-connected prob
lem. Please inclose a stamped,
selt-addressed enUelope and 20
cents in coin.)
(From AP Newsfeatures.)