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Title	Back to Civilian Life
Rights	http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/
Provenance	Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library
Type	Text
Language	English
Relation-Is Part Of	USS LST 325 Memorial Museum Collection
Identifier	104 Back to Civilian Life Booklet
Subject	Navy Crewmen -- United States.
AudienceMediator	Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library
Description	A book describing how to return to civilian life after the second World War.
Contributors	Funding provided by an Institute of Museum and Library Services grant, administered by the Indiana State Library
Format	Full view: 400 ppi jpg 2000 ; Archived: 400 ppi tif;
Local Item ID	2015.022.005
Coverage	1940-1949

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4. The property be useful and reasonably necessary; and, 5. For farms or business loans, that you have the ability and experience to provide a reasonable chance that you will succeed. Amount of Loan. If you are eligible, the Administrator of Veterans' Affairs can guarantee up to 50 percent of any loan or loans made to you. In certain cases of second loans made to cover the balance of a loan made by a Federal agency, he may guarantee up to 100 percent of the amount. In neither event can he guarantee more than $2,000. Such loans cannot bear interest of more than 4 percent a year. The Administrator will pay the interest on the guaranteed portion of the loan for the first year. Loans arc payable in full m not more than 20 years; in some cases, less than 20 years. From Whom You May Borrow. If the loan meets the requirements of the law and the regulations of the Veterans' Administration, you can borrow from any individual or any firm or corporation. The individual can be any person who will lend you the money. The firm or corporation can be any bank, building and loan association, insurance company, or financial institution. However, you should 46

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