Business: TIME CLOCK, Aug. 24, 1953
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SMALL-Business Administrator William D. Mitchell is working on a new plan to help small businessmen: pools of local capital patterned after the Maine Development Credit Corp., which has loaned $690,000 to small enterprises in the last two years. Mitchell hopes the pools will enable recession-hit cities like Portland, Ore. and Lawrence, Mass. to help themselves.
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