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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-11
EV. 2-O565

BEAUTIFUL FURNISHINGS
Is #. white and gold couches.
others; 2 white love seots.
others; pink upholstered chairs.
others; black and gold oquori.
um table; large revolving black
and gold table. many others;
wall clock; condlelubros: lorqe
planter; blond mahogany din
ing room set. complete: twin
blond mahogany double bed
room set complete; pair OF
mople bedroom set, complete;
Hollywood beds: black and
gold bedroom set: table and
floor lamps: blond television.
others; Leather upholstered
couch; serving cart: bar stools;
formico tables. with choirs;
poker toble; Billiard table: rec.
ords; pictures; glassware;
white wrought iron dinette set;
yellow G.-E. refrigerator. like
new; Hotpoint electric range:
chrome utility table; small cleo
tricol appliances: pots: dishes;
Hotpoint washer; Westinghouse
dryer; floor type freeze
mongle; ddnish modern tables.
chairs. ETC.: garden furniture,
white wrought iron bench. bird
bath; garden tools; 3 new G.E.
garbage disposuls; guns; l6mm
protector: books; bric-o-broc:
silver pieces; crystal; bar equip
ment; linens. bedding; ladies
clothing 20 to 40. accessories;
mems size 46: boys 10 TO 20;
many more miscellaneous items.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-11

DAVENPORT, gray velvet, down pill
lows, good condition. $35.
FA 1-7688, after p. m.
DINING room set, SIS; spinet desk,
SIS. GL. 1-4584 evenings.
LIGHT green davenport. very rea-
sonable. Ii. 1-4233, after 4 p m.
GENERAL Electric stove, sofa and
drapes, all in Al condition, rea-
sonable. EV. 2-0190.
NEW davenport, aqua, foam cush-
ions. w. l-7414.
SOFA, modern, 1O4-in. curved, orig
inally $500, sell under SlOO; un-
lined drapes. curtains. HI. 2-935l
RUGS beautiful rose. dresser, lamp
shades, etc. Ii. 1-0509.
lCROSLEY chest type deep freeze,
like new, SI00. Call after D. M,
Ii. l-4843
SPRING for double bed, good condi-
tion. KE. i-0371. -------------------
STOVE, other miscellaneous house.
hold items. KE. 1-29l9.
COMPLETE kitchen. Westinghouse
double door refrigerator, Universal
4O-inch gas range, kitchen set.
PO. 1-6622.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-11
tRAllERS

TRAILER. $50, wood body, 42x96,
with demountable frame and can
vas top to enclose, sleeps 2.
MU. l-4622
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-11

.FRICIDAIRE, years old, $50;
single bed and dresser. 877 East
137th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-11
Renee Walters
LIQUIDATOR

Selling Complete Contents of
BEACHWOOD HOME AT
2181 RICHMOND RD.
2 Homes South off Cedor Rd.
Fri. Sat-. Sum-. Aug. l2-l3-l4
HOURS 10 TO 8 UNTIL SOLD
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-11
WANTED TO BUY
ANTIQUES WANTED

ANTIQUES WANTED
CALL UL. 1876 or LO. l-077l.
UTILITY table called "Duitall,
good condition, reasonable.
KE. 1881.
We buy scrap iron, furnaces. bath
room sets. all tools, furniture, ap-
liances. SIX. l-4924. Ut. 1898.
VETERAN buys paper, rags, iron
lead, copper, furnaces, sinks, bath
tubs, toilets. ER. 1852,
Err. l-4354. Err. l-l053.
WANT late model better quality
furniture and appliances, courte-
GUS buyers, county vice service
WI. l-6577.
JACK pays more for salvage, junk
furnaces. toilet sets, copper, brass
lead; we buy all kinds of tools
we pick up anywhere. FA. l-5223
USED outdoor or patio table set.
KE. 1-6920.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Easier Credit Trends
Push Stocks Higher

bonds inevitably raised their
prices, consequently reducing
the ratio Of their interest to
their price - lowering their
yield.
The rally In Government
bonds and high-grade corpor
rate bonds continued this week,
further whiting down the big
advantage In yield that bonds
previously had over the aver
age common stock.
The i've most active stocks
this week on the New York
Stock Exchange were:
American Motors, up 2k at
25N on 322.60O shares; Gulf
Oil, up AZ at 323S; Stude-
baker-Packard. on y at 1874;
Nickel Plate. up Ia at 35h;
and Studebaker Packard
(when-issued). UP " at 1875.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

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BY ED MORSE
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. Mar. 26-New
signs of easier credit this week
helped the stock market to its
second straight weekly advance.
The Associated Press average
Of so stocks rose 2.60 to 2l6.00.
The Dow Jones industrial av-
erage this week rose COS to
622.47.
The easing Of credit was q
reversal Of one Of the major
factors which accompanied the
January stock market decline.
Tight money" then was q
Wall street bugaboo.
Early this year the interest
return for bonds was 50 su-
perior to the average dividend
for stocks that big investors did
q lot Of switching from stocks
into bonds. The demand for
Evening star., 1960-03-27

Rave you ever gone 70 q
party anticipating an exhilarat-
ing champagne-and-caviar time
until far into the night and
instead found yourself at q
modestly gay, solidly sober af-
fair from which you went home
healthy and subdued at an
eminently respectable hour?
II so. surely your reaction
was something like this. Even
though you know it was good
for you not to get bubbly on
champagne, you were q bit dis
appointed just because the
party was so solidly sober.
Even though you admit you
had q healthier evening, still
you missed the exhilaration.
Even though you realize you
wouldn't have noticed anything
lacking at the party If you
had built yourself I'D to
such a pitch In advance, the
fact is you did build yourself I'D
and when your expectations
ctdn't materialize, you had q
leldown.
II you have had that expert
ence, I think you have the
feel" Of the American eco
nomy in this first week of
spring. 1860. Putting 1t in plain
words :.
A large percentage Of busi-
nessmen and flnanciers thought
the steel strike settlement
signaled a champagne party
for the economy.
Steel experts loudly predict
ed that the steel industry would
be operating at a roaring pace
right through the spring to
meet the economy's needs, re-
I'LL pipelines. Auto makers
scheduled output for the first
quarter at the highest rate ever
In anticipation Of tremendous
buyer interest In the new COM
pactS, other 1860 models.
Bankers forecast loan applica-
tions from industry and con-
sumers would be on q massive
scale and warned borrowing
rates probably would be boost
ed again. Steelmakers hinted
at q new rash Of price hikes,
another turn of the spiral.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Sober Porty-Not Champagne
VV SYLVIA PORTER

But the party" hasn't turn
ed out that way.
Steel demand hasn't come up
to expectations. Now the steel
market Is shaking down to Q
more normal appearance.
While auto sales are ahead
Of 1859. auto output has been
far ahead Of sales 30 far and
unsold cars In dealers hands
approximate ! million.
While bank loans are above
1s59's marks, the demand for
credit hasn't been as fierce as
forecast. New credit is becom-
ing more available.
While the prices Of services
continue upward, declining food
prices have kept the overall
cost Of living almost stable.
Is this comparative sobriety
in the economy ''bad?" OF
course not. Joblessness In jan
uary-February finally fell be-
low 5 per cent and the drop
was the greatest since 1942. The
most authoritative surveys Of
business spending plans indi-
cate that industry has not been
discouraged by the stock mar
ket break and business spend
ing win be on q rising scale
through 1860. Personal incomes
are heading for new peaks.
But q modest, subdued early
1860 was not what was so wide
ly anticipated after the steel
settlement. Against the expec-
tations for economic cham
pagne." healthy sobriety seems
disappointing to many in Wall
Street, Detroit, Pittsburgh.
distributed 1860 By The Hall ayn-
dieate, Inc. AL Rights RsServsd.j
Evening star., 1960-03-27
BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE. Mar. 20 (AP) (usDA).
to last Thursday; slAushter steerS
evenly 26.75 cents lower, slauGhtsr
neiiers nominally steady, COWS. and
low eannsr cows i.5o lover % vS"lsr.
;O0:6.00 lower, stoekerS and feeders
steady 70 weak: short load 1 .O5s rs.
manly high choice slaughter steers
~ sssO ,hn,n. SSis eSe5le71 % do p. mixed rood
vsishins over i.i5o lbs. and ana ..Iisns sIiSas
above 2e.60 sradins mostly ehoics
ioad 1:27l ID. choice at latter price, 3
.ots 1.5OO.1'400 ID. choice 20. .O0-27 .25,
y. 7.35-27 50, 2 loads 1.O94 lbs.
27.oo. few standard nd ana 80 lov 1DSS, srSS:
22 2;5o-2b.00: few scattered small icts
10000 ID standard TO low gocd
,t',;.T ! itG',s;S;i;s7o &c, y. ehoice 24.6o: bulk
week. l5.75-17.6O late, few hish ntiiity
and commercial i7.OO-i s 90 late.
paekages high commercial 90 90. Non
gay. canners and cutters closed II 90
io;25; utility bulls closed 21.50-2S 90,
Mondsy; MScTa sood dsSS aSS ,sot.y stndyidTs 200
yeaIers closed IS oo.ss Sse 90. toT4S stsns.9a 10
2d.oo0-2s;00. few choice brought IS. 90.
standard slaughter calves 90 90 % .0O
late, good and choice s6O-i,ll6 ib'
reeder steers 24.75-26. 80, load 746
10. choice fleshy steers 27.OO, . loads
SzO-9eO ID. medium to mostly Rood
26.bO, several 72O-S34 ID. medium and
good 2b.90-26.35. few common and
medium 20 000-24.5O. load and few lots
S.so.ee99o :. no p; ,Sood and choice stock
4g5 10 medium and good stock steer
calves 2S.00-29. 90
Hogs: Compared to last Thursday
trading slow, dull with Door demand,
butchers closed mostly SO.76 cents
lower. sows fully steady through wed
nesday and then sows under 37B lbs
closed weak to mostly 25 cents lower
9 few lots Us No. a. No. 1-2 10000
ID. butchers 16.75-17 90 in the closing
trade, bulk supply mixed No. ia ipO-
225 ID. butchers closed 1880, 1 lot
garbaRe fed 1928. few lots No. ga
mostly No. 3 260-2s6 ID. Ib26-I5.5O
late. 1 lot No. 800 lbs. IL 90; mixed
No. 1-3 300-600 ID. soWs IL 2.O0-I3.76
through Wednesday
sheep: Package SO ID. good wooled
slaushter lambs zoo higher ct 90 90
Tuesday and siEable lot III lb. good to
mostly choice wooled slaughter ewes
steady at 600 Thursday.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE WEEKLY SUMMARY

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1850
ouotations Furnished BY the Associated Press
1859 Stock and Sales Net
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-18
K. Granger Is
Rodeo Winner

Kenneth Granger, l6-ycar
old Tabor City sophomore
won the Safe Driving Rodco
Tuesday, sponsored by the
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
The rodeo, organized to pro-
mote better driving habits and
create more awareness of the
driving laws, was held on the
campus of the school, with four
participants involved.
Competing against Granger
were Morris Buffkin. Melvin
thompson. and Lane Buffkin
Buffkin was last years win
ner of the contest.
Granger will be entered bv
the Jaycecs in the State con-
test which is scheduled for
June Hip in Kinston. State
WHINE, from all over the ma
ton will compete against each
other in the national contest
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-18
Nakina School
Set For Finals

The Rev. M. D. Moore, past
or of the Myrtle Beach Meth
odist Church, will deliver the
Baccalaureate sermon of the
Nakina High School Sunday
May %, at 8 p. m. announced
M. M. Jones, principal.
The graduating exercises will
be held Monday at 8 p. m. with
DR.. Amos w. Abrams of the
North Carolina Education AS
ISOLATION delivering the adj
dress.
Both programs will be held
IN the school auditorium.
Mary Jane Jacobs is the
Valedictorian and CAROLYN
Clcwis, Salutatorian.
MarShals are jeanne Formv-
Duval, chief; Phyllis For.ny-
Duval. Ophelia Hayes, Jean
cite Ward and Nora Belle
Batten.
Seniors include Billy Bes,
hay Canady, Ted Common. .Jur-
ry Goodwin. Harold Gore. Wade
Gore, Robert Jones. Junior
Long, Talmadgc Long, John
Richardson, Douglas Skipper.
Herman Stevens, J. w. Stocks.
Richard Ward.
Also Bonnie Andrews, Betty
10 Blanton, Janice Btiek. Car
olyn Clewis, Helene CIewis.
Peggy Coleman, Eloisc Ether
dldge, Mary Jane Jacobs. An
ME Pearl Norris, Norita Os-
borne, Annie Ruth Reavcs. Lc-
ona ReaveS, Mildred Reavcs
Linda Register, Ava Grey
reynolds, Nancy Soles. Wanda
Suggs. Pattie Sue Surlcs. Mar
tina Watts and Rctha Watts
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-18
SENIOR MEMBERS
HONORED BY MYF

The MYF of the Saint Paul
Methodist Church held a ban
quet for all senior members on
May s.
Honorees were Buster Bos-
well, Dixie Cox, Martha Brooks
Bell, Margaret Inman, Elvie
Hammet, Jay Moore Soles and
Frank Rogers.
The dinner prepared by Mrs.
Dewey Cox consisted of turk
ey, cranberry sauce. string
beans, salad, dressing, tea and
rolls. The dessert was straw
berry shortcake.
The program for the evening
This Is Your Life, Senior"
Joe Carroll was Master of
Ceremonies. The program gave
outstanding points about the
life OF the seniors from their
babyhood until the present
time. Many of old birthday
party film were shown, some
humorous. Pictures from baby
hood until the present on card
board mounts were passed a.
round for everyone to see.
To conclude the ceremonies
gifts of NJ. Y. F. tcstaments
and this is your life booklets
were presented to the seniors.
The entertainment closed
with the group joining hands
and repeating the M. Y. F.
Benediction.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-18
EVENING SHOWER

On Saturday evening Nav
l4th a bridal shower honorinu
Mrs. Mitchell Strickland bride
OF May LIST, was given at the
home of Mrs. Lacy Gore in
Clarendon.
Co-hostesses were Mrs. John
W. Long, Mrs. Delmas Hinson,
Mrs. Shack Buffkin, Mrs. Ruth
Long, Mrs. Malcolm Stephens,
Mrs. Tom Gore, Mrs. Robert
Hardie, Miss Annie Pearl Car
Isle and Mrs. Billy Gore.
The honoree, formerly Miss
Elizabeth Hunt of the Bethel
Commusity was presented a
corsage of red roses upon ar
rival.
Bridal games were directed
by Mrs. Delmas Hinson and
assisted by Mrs. Billy Gore
and Mrs. Shack Buffkin. Prize
winners were Misses ANGELA
Powell, Gayle Long, Mrs. Pete
strickland, Mrs. Ruth Long
and Mrs. Lorraine Soles.
Refreshments of lime ice
strawberry short cake, potato
chips and minis were served
by the co-hostess. Mrs. Mall
colin Stephens presided at the
punch bowl.
Mrs. Strickland received
many nice and useful gifts,
Mrs. Lacy Gore said the
good-byes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-18
Bethel News
BY-MRS. LLOYD HINsON

nf-MRS. LLOYD HINSON
Those attending the Wom-
ans Society Of Christian Sery-
ice Sub-District meeting al
Shiloh Methodist Church, Boil
ton Wednesday, May 18th were
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs, Mrs. Do
retha Cox, Mrs. Ruth Ward
and Mrs. Lloyd Mary Hin
son.
The Woman's Society of
Christian Service of Bethel
Methodist Church held their
regular monthly meeting We'd
nesday night, May 18th at the
church. Sixteen members were
present. Mrs. Ruth Ward pre-
sided in absence of the presi-
dent and vice-president. She
also gave a report from the
Sub-district meeting held that
day, The program was given
by Mrs. Lacy Gore as director
and Mrs. Frank Ward and
Mrs. Lupton Ward taking part,
Mrs. Gore had as her subject
The Guiding Light, which was
very inspiring.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Ward, ST.
Mrs. Lonia Fowler, Mrs. Do
retha Cox, Mrs. Ressie Hinson,
MRS. Osia Long, Mrs. Essie
Powell, and Mrs. Carrie ia.
cobs were Sunday evening Wis
itors at the Rest Home in
Whiteville.
Mrs. N. D. Jacobs was We'd
nesday night visitor of Mrs
Kate Reaves of Whiteville
Elaine Hinson was Sunday
night guest of Teresa Gurgan-
us.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Hinson
and family had as their Sum
DAY dinner guests MIR. and Mrs
LOW HinSon, Danny Rae Hin
son, Mrs. r. R. Hinson and
Mrs. Ressie Hinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam J. Gore
were weekend visitors of Mr..
ana Mrs. Jack Stanley and
Son of Lexington, N. c.
MIR. and Mrs. Clayton Gore
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Gore
and daughter were SUNDAY
afternoon visitors of MIR. and
Mrs. j. D. Hinson.
Mrs. Bob Becker and family
OF Chadbourn are spending ?
few days with her mother Mrs
lila Ward.
Mrs. Alice w. Dallas of Fast
iaoor was a Friday visitor of
Mrs. Mary Hinson.
nen Hunt was Sunday night
visitor of Anthony Fipps of ihe
Mollie Community.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Ander-
son and family had as their
Sunday afternoon guests Mr..
and Mrs. Garland Anderson
and daughter Julia Anderson
OF Pleasant Plains Community
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Suees
Oh the Guideway Community
Claylene Gore was SUNDAY
dinner guest of Sherry Gore.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hardie
ana children Shorty and Peggy
Hardie and Lucille Wallace of
Cerro Gordo spent the week.
end at Cherry Grove Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berbert Gore
OF Del-Ray Beach, Florida
were visiting in our communi-
~ during the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Cox Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Cox
ana son Michael of Whining
ton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ward
were visiting relatives in Ra-
leigh during the Weekend.
MT and Mrs. Lloyd Hardie
Oh Loris were Sunday visitors
OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Cox.
Several Of our youth attend
ed the Sub-district Youth Pal
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-18

tun.te to have either Terry Sanford or Malcolm s..a,
Aest Sevssnos. "S''- ""-'a
6erS strongly to- run-on r~sA Po'se
.u Una. 20 happen. we hope will be Sanford AGAINST
id ns event. the rather diffusion efforts and
In four-man dispeled and the
=, o.i 10 oe snarpened as the two head-on
we then lind the men not balanced and conclude
mat one has emerged stronger candidate we will
say .'s' VIC VIII certainty
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-18

later this ysar. from which the
winners WI divide $1,000 il
prizes.
Grazing ~ the son # Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Granger.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-18

The University of North
Carolina School of Dentistry is
housed in the Dental Building
winch is attached to North
carolina Memorial Hospital
by a passageway and which is
a four-floor unit, occupying
78l 900 cubic feet.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-18

Each entry Was judged for
his sky wing on written test
on roa, laws and his perform
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-18

ance in an obstacle eeussa.
Chairman of the Jaycee roc
60 committee was Ben Spivex
assisted by Billy Page.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-18
Carriers
Column
6s-W. Horace Carter

hoi'ors Note: The following editorial appeared in The
SUNDAY ell"h oil The Charlotte Observer consider il
worthy "' Neprnne has real message North Carolina
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-18

We bare surprise in store for YOU from
Cores Quality Shop!
H0iing been chosen one of the ont
standing dealers Of DeIdan Design, and by va,
OF saying 'Tbank yom", they are sending one
OF fbe co"ntrJ's most talented floral desiqners
Mr. Philip Cnmmus, to store Tbursday
May 26, to demonstrate the uses and TECH
mq"es of fiomer. arranging
Mr.. Cnmmins has Just been awarded tbe
distinction of barring been chosen as one of
Americas three top designers and is to conn.
pete in Chicago this fab against tot floral
designers from other countries
We inpite )oM and your friends to come
and bring Jonr faporite coutaiuer or choose
from orr 1tide selection of fLoVer containers
IN UbiCb Mr.. Cnmmius NAV create orio;uaI
designs especially for Jour decor . . . and for
the price of the material only.
Cores Quality Shop
7I9 South Madison Street
Wbite,ille, ~ c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-18

~ Thursday night at Halls
boro Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dow Hinson of
Route 3. Tabor City were Sum
day evening visitors of Mr.,
and Mrs. Mitchell Strickland
IN Clarendon community. Mrs.
Strickland and MIR. Hinson are
formerly of this section.
The music recital was well
attended Friday night MAY
18th at Williams School by
several from our community
congratulations to all who per-
formed. We have boys and
girls from our section who
take music lessons.
Judy Long was SUNDAY din
ner guest of Carolyn Duncan.
fhought For The Day-Life
taxes on new meaning when
we pray about everything.
BRIDAL SHOWER
On Tuesday evening, Nav
10Th bridal shower honorinp
mrs. Elton Hinson, bride OF
May 7th, was given at the
nome OF Mrs. Vernon Gurgan-
us in Clarendon.
Co-hostesSes we're Mrs G
w. Todd and Mrs. Dow Hin
son.
The honoree, formerly, Miss
Shirley Lake of Winchester
va was presented a corsage
OF orchids upon arrival.
Bridal games were directed
by Mrs. Lloyd Hinson. Mrs. ]
Z: Ward Sr., and Mrs. Elton
Hinson as prize winners.
Refreshments OF punch, DO
tato chips, nuts and minis and
sandwiches were served by
Mesdames Ressie, Lloyd Hin
son and Foster Reynolds.
Many nice and useful gifts
were opened by Mrs. Hinson
Inc brides mother-in-law
Mrs. j. D. Hinson said the
good-byes.
Evening star., 1960-04-10

There are obviously lot of business
expenses for travel, entertainment of
customers, and so forth, which are
legitimate. But when the expenses of
maintaining yachts and going on safaris
to Africa get deducted and approved as
ordinary and necessary" business
expenses, the whole process seems de-
signed to encourage the artful dodger.
Evening star., 1960-04-10

free insurance, etc. and often pay
ments in kind free meals, lodging,
etc. provided by business firms for
their employees. | was told that they
add up to about $40 billion a year.
Business people with expense ac-
counts to entertain their customers
almost inevitably increase their own
tax-free real income in the process.
Evening star., 1960-04-10

The experts say that around SIS
billion a year is improperly deducted
from taxable income for dubious busi-
ness expenses and that the government
loses somewhere around $3.50 million
in taxes as result.
But, in the minds of many people,
the tax loss through income-tax evasion
is not as serious as another loss - that