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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20
JOSEPH FILIPPC
REALTY co OFFERS

REALTY co. OFFERS
ANAcOsTIA-Semidet. brk.. like
new, rms, 3 bedrms., rec. nm,
HILLcREsT, off Pa. ave, 1914 Car
penter st.-Det. brick Cape Cod
with ) rms. and bath on LIST floor
with . rms. and bath I'd H.: full tile
bsmt.; level lot Open > to pm.
320S Gainesville. St
Large Diet. brick; z rms, ga baths:
fin. bsmt.; 2-car garage; large level
lot. Vacant. Open :. to ; pm.
BLOCK OFF ALABAMA AVE, 1904
Fl. Dupont st. Vacant. Open to .
pm. semidet. brk;, 9 rms; bed
= Split-level Spanish
bungalow; 3 bedrms; gas h.-w.h.
100-ft. front lot: S15,950.
ST. FRANCIS PARISH. near MINI;
ave.-New-house cond.; 3 rms, =
lge. bedrms., paneled rec. rm,s scr
porch, storm windows; S12.950.
ANACOSTIA-Corncr brick: 5 rms,
? bedrms., rec. rm.. gas h.-w.h.;
CAPITOL HILL, sth st., near Pa
ave.-Semidet. brick: 8 large rms.
3 bedrms.. oil h.-w.h., 2-car ga.
Mr.. MINI. AVE. AND NAYLoR RID
Oct; . apis. with bedrms. each;
full bSmt.; lear garage; S13,950
Mr.. 2Sth AND PA. AVE.-Semidet
brick; 3 apts.;. 3 rms. and bath
each; priced only, $4,000.
HILLCREST, mr.. Pa. ave.-Custom-
built Diet. brick rambler, bedrms.,
2 baths, jalousied porch, level lot
Mr.. NAVY YARD. on M st,-5-rm.
brick: bsmt., h.-w.h.: full price,
$1,000.
zoos 9th ST.-Corner brk.. s rms,
full bsmt.. rec. rm.; $3.50 down
1881 E ST.-First commercial,
rms, full bsmt.: porch; $1,000 DIN
18th ST, $50, mr.. Pa. ave.-Det
brk., WIG rms, > baths, l on 1st
OTEEP E0oD TIsTINrsS
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PARKvIEw. SGs.5O0, brk. split
level; center hall, 3 bedrms.. ~
baths, large den, bsmt., garage.
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HOUSES F0R SALE--MD.

BETHESDA, OPEN. ee02 Dicken.
ave, nr et. Janes-Brk. front and
shingle Amer. Colonial: 3 bedrms. :,
din. rm., beautifully decorated
Fenced I'd. Washer, dryer. air
conditioner. Transferred. Assume
AZ loan, FLA financing avail.
Sl7.500 or best offer. OWNER,
EN-. 5-41e4.
BETHESDA. 500, 95O-3-bF., brk-
frame Colonial. on lovely wooded
lot; Hv. rm. w/fpl., sep. din. rm.,
Kit; bright, sunny Florida room,
ANpRiiis REALTY. OIL. 5000 TIL o
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HOUSES F0R SALE ST..
(cONTINUEDl

CONGRESS HEIGHTs-Lovely brk.
home, l blk. from Nichols ave.
and 8. Capitol st.; 3 bedrooms.
Nv; room, din. room. kitchen. ~
baths. full bsmt. Redecorated.
Low down payment. For details.
call MT. Fowler, LII. 4-7432.
NNGEwc0MB-JoNEs REALTY. INC.
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(coNrINUED)

THE EASIEST way
Close set q 9 you s sSs { ind 10 ~, buy %
good s-ioom house: Sls,850.
RIPLEY CO.. ~. 6-6111.
AL n. s BIZ ideal l lsEss family; e., Z
l Ds e S.n, Rec r baths man, sep s.tS Sin
one. Ca, ave-. left on Deniey to
124Il Open Id: $4,000 On,
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HOME-INVESTMENT
HILLcREsT DUPLEX
9131 FIT. BAKER DIR. MOD
ERN SEMIDET. BRICK DE LUXE
DUPLEX: : APIS, OF z BED,
HEAT AND UTILS. HOME AND
INVESTMENT: LIST FLOOR VA.
CANT. PRICE LOW, QUICK
SALE. H. T. RANDOLPH, REAL
TOR, RE. 6-46SS. FEE. 7-2137.
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OTHER GOOD LLSTINGS
JOSEPH FILIPPO

REALTY COMPANY
Realtors, 2412 Minnesota Ave. Sc.
At Pa. Ave. Sc.
over % Years Experience in Sale,
Rentals, Property Management
LU. 4-7717 LII. 2-5976
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HILLCREST
BARGAIN

OWNER GONE! MUST SELL AT
ONCE! 3-besroom Colonial; sep:
mod. kitchen. full hsmt. with rec
rm., . baths, huge porch: large
Handicapped lot. MAKE AN OFFER
TODAY BERENS SALES, RE.
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ASSUME AZ LOAN; open 1 to 5;
3-yr. -old. 4-berdm., 2-bath split.
level; entr. hall, din. rm.. bSmt :,
porch. carport. fence. Asking $22,-
$50 aspen Hill I'd to Mariana,
north to 4509 Woodlark pl.) BOG
LEYS, LO. 5-3434.
ASSUME $4,000 41s% loan or
terms. Exceptional 4-bedrm., IA
bath brk. rambler; 37-ft. paneled
rec. rm. In full bsmt. Q firepls.,
patio, fenced lot. All schools, good
neighborhood. Wheaton Woods
pool membership avail. S2O.5O0.
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BETHESDA-NIH

5000 GRosvENoR LANE
OPEN SUN. | DARK
Charming rambler offering n
real opportunity for indoor
outdoor living. Huge magnif-
icent patio overlooks wooded
lot. 3 bedrms. Perfect home
for couple or small family.
NO STEPS. Mr.. new shop
ping center and in st. James
parish. Assume Az loan.
Vacant. S21,95O. Margaret
Mas, OIL. 4-4S46 on prem
ises. Directions: Out Wise,
ave. to Old GEORGETOWN I'd,
At Bank of Bethesda, left
and continue to Grosvenor
lane. right to home.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ADVANCE BY TRADE
TO A SOFT. split-foyer rambler!
bedrms.. 2 baths, huge living
rm., unusual kitchen and dining
rm., daylight recreation room In
basement. S22,950.
OPEN 10 AM. EVERY DAY
DIRECTIONS: Out Georgia ave. to
ASPEN, Hill I'd. at North Gate
shopping Center. turn left " mile
Haven Construction Corp.
VIII. 2-1764 and VIII. 6-77OO
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RADIN REALTY
CAPITOL HILL FoGGY BOTTOM
Ii. 6-0O16 FE. 3T064
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METZLER-EM. 2-74OO

BETHESDA, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rambler; carpeted, firepl., tile
6smt.: patio; 41aeS loan. OWNER.
BETHESDA. 3 bedrm. rambler Sl4,-
occup. c. LONG REALTY, 20.
2-4794. ewes. EN-. $500.
BETHESDA, ST. JAMES PARISH
Assume SIG, 200 loan: $3.50 month
~; immaculate 3-bedrm., 1R-bsth
brick Cape Cod on beautiful lot;
din. rm., firepl.. bsmt. 10. 5-s63O'
q. A. SCHLESINGER CO.
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7l2 A ST, Sc.

A wide. fiat-front house at a
price that will appeal, espe-
cially to the pioneer who
wants to add his own touches
with room to expand. Mrs.
Oxen, NO. 1-4l61,
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U T W.T.
TIL, 2-3302

Collier & Vogel, Inc.
FULL Brokers Coop Tor Everyone
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CHARLES H. JAMESON

CHEVY CHASE-SATISFY THAT
HOME LONGING. 8 bedrms., Ia
baths, de luxe kit. sep. din. rm.,
family den, complete rec. rm.;
wooded lot. $1,000 dn. TRADES
INVITED. HUGH T. PECK, OIL.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD,
AREA SELECTOR
Bethesda Chevy Chase
CALL TO INSPECT

BRADLEY VILLAGE. $22,500.
Br. Colonial; sep. din. rm.. pow
exceptional financing. Newly De.
corated.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-05-21

7 one swinging club and espe-
Did you know that the senior
girls can get sharp when they
want to?
cially in their club affairs.
(Huh poopey).
Lois Bonds and Cledell Castor
are still making it, and strong
too.
Dawn Sharpe has been playing
it cool lately. (Don't let us
DOWN.
Why Alvern B. and Ethel F.
are always trying to take other
peoples property. Because they
they are strong enough to, lis
that Why?
Willie Snoddy, you were really
hard up to have gone to the
prom with Earceal Former.
(Huh Levonne.
Larry Alexander and Mary
Nicely could make nice couple
after Friday night.
Say Donald Hale, is Helen
your last victim or will there
be more.
Rosie L. thinks that she is
real tough competition for Yer
oncia Lynch, but you just don't
know. Veronica isn't playing it
cool for nothing.
James Walker, when you
overcome your shyness there's
a certain girl to satisfy your
satisfaction, namely Cherritha
Jones.
Vernon has been going strong
with one of Southwest office
girls and l don't mean a stu
dent.
June Watts is the Jack of all
Trades, that is if you know
what I mean.
Little Beverly McCracy is
getting cutter and cutter each
day. Why, is it the inside at
mosphere? Really.
Are the iDica Micas still with
us, we haven't heard from them
and as you know, we are worry
ing about you.
Rudolph, we hear that you
are sick of Mamie Smith. Are
you really, well why don't you
tell her? do something)
Blue Islands Junior and senior
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-05-21

prom, Memories of May" was
real cool, and do mean cool.
Did you know that John
Mckee can run, when he wants
to.
DELEGATIONS
Jesse ? to $50 Pontiac"-We
belong together,
Maraget to $50 Mercury
I'm stuck on you.
Rita ? to "53 Chevy"-Your
mine.
Emmerace to $50 Ford"-Love
you SO.
Alvern to $50 Mercury" Come
back my love.
Ethel to $50 Mercury" White
silver sand.
Shirley to- "51 Ford"-Doggin
around.
Veronica to "54 Ford"-All I
could do was cry.
Pearl to "the T model Buick
Your all I have.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-05-21

I'LL luz
Ten Of The Week
Guys
/. Rudolph Williams
2. Vernon Ryan
3. David Brooks
4. Donald jackson
5. Willie Anderson
Dolls
l. Alvern Bell
2. Emmarice Calhoun
3. Barbara Turner
4. Pat Stovall
5. Sara Reed
TOP COUPLES
/. Roscoe and
Marie Gum
2. William and
urma Riley
8. James and
Vernocia Lynch
4. Lun and
Alvern Bell
S. Charles and
Lillian Brown
6. Norwood and
Ola B. Harmon
7. Rudolph and
Mamie Smith
8. Allen and
Ann Fuller
8. Emmanuel and
Emmarice Calhoun
10. Aubrey and
Lucretia Tucker
CLUB NEWS
The Arcanariums are giving
dance May q, 1860, at the
Capri Room 1877 Holman Ave
Time, 7:30 pm. until? There
will be special guests present
Admission 35 cents.
The Equidas are having a
swinging hay ride" May 80
1860 to jackson Park. They will
from CHAINS at 1900 noon. Ad
mission so cents.
IDOL GOSSIP
Did you know that Alberta
Wells and Joseph Lynch have
called it quits. (Why)?
What ever happened to Grace
Rass and Alfred Johnson. (The
best girl won)
Glenn Walker and his girls
are having a hard time.
The "Ambassodors' are really
Tabor City tribune., 1960-08-31
/ Information.

/ information.
| The social security office
should have this information
about 80 days before the work
cr'S retirement date. II will
then Immediately obtain a
statement of the workers earn
nSS credited to his social Sc
curlty account. II will get this
from the Social Security Ad-
nnniStration'S recordkeeping
office in Baltimore. With this
information in hand before the
workers retirement date. less
time will be needed To COM
plctc his application for old
age benefit payments when hc
goes To the social security Of
tice shortly before or shortly
after he retireS. AS a result. his
tirSt monthly benefit check
will reach him sooner.
Mrs. HavenS says that a per-
son applying for social Securi-
~ benefits usually has tvs
QueStionS-l What should |
bring with me? and (2) Is an
appointment necessary? Cen
orally speaking, some proof of
your age. your last years with
holding statement (Form w
p; and a record of the current
years earnings (the amount
you have earned from january
through the date of retire
ment should be brought along
when YOU call to apply for YOUR
social security benefits. Bring
any old document which Won
nave which shows your age
If you do not have a record
Tabor City tribune., 1960-08-31
Miss Floyd Marries
Freddie Barriueau

Miss Pcdrlc Abbott Floyd
daughter ui the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Johncc Floyd of Tabor
City became the bride Of Fred
die James Barrincau of And
rewS. 5. C., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Z. Barrineau. Fri
day. August -, at the home of
the Rev. and Mrs. Benton l..
Smith in McColl. s. c.
The Rev. Benton L. Smith
brothcr-in-law of the bride
groom officiated using the
double-ring ceremony.
o Mrs. Barrlncau is a member
of the Andrews High School
faculty.
MIR. Barrincau is sclf-em-
ploycd in Andrews.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-08-31

800 A year. the amount az out
side income a person receiving
Social Security benefits could
earn without penalty.
, Al the time l introduced the
bill l was surprised To learn
that there was considerable
} opposition to the proposal. par
ncularly from the Eisenhower
Administration. On repeated
occasions | contacted the mem
oerS of the Senate Finance
Committee about the matter
because have always felt that
IL Is unfair Ia pcnalizC those
people who receive Social Sc
curlty payments simply be-
c1uSr they wanted To continue
active after retirement.
a great many people are not
able To do full-timC work after
they reach retirement age. but
many of them would like To do
pdrt-timc work i'll order 10
make enough money above and
beyond their Social Security
payments 10 earn a decent liv-
ing. No one has any desire TO
become dependent on family
or friends after retirement, but
the present limitations make il
impossible for person to
make enough outside income 10
I'LL day-to-day needs without
being penalizcd.
Another amendment To the
Social Security law related 10
my proposal also has been a.
dopted by the Senate Finance
Committee. II would lower the
retirement age of men TO 60
with reduced benefits on a VOL
untary basis. This means that n
man could retire at g. if he
agreed to take proportionatcly
reduced benefits. BY taking re-
duced benefits. the earlier re-
tircmrnt age would nut cost
me government or employers
any additional money.
Under the present law, men
must wait until they reach the
age of 65 to draw benefits.
Women may retire with reduc-
ed benefits at the age of g..
The amendment adopted bp
the Committee would make the
Tabor City tribune., 1960-08-31
SENATOR
JORDAN
REPORTS
By-Sen. Il. Everett Joraa,,

WASHINGTON - The sem
ale Finance Committee has
approved an amendment to the
Social Security Act embracing
the provisions of a bill I in
troduccd which would increase
the amount of outside income
a person receiving Social Sc
curity benefits may earn with
out penalty.
Under the present law. =
person receiving Social Securi-
W payments is allowed To earn
only 500 a month. or 81 200 a
year I'm outside income with
out being penalizCd.
Soon after | became a mem-
Der Of the Senate | introduced
legislation which would in
crease to Sl5O a month, or ST.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-08-31

Of your age. or you are not
sure what you have is suffici-
ent, talk It over with the soci-
al security office before spend
ing any money to secure other
documents. II your wife is of
retirement age, she should ac-
company you when you call
and bring evidence of her date
of birth.
As to question (2) Mrs. Hav-
ems says. Il would like to en-
phaSize that no appointment is
necessary" The Wilmington. n.
G. district social security Of
ficc Is located at Il 8. 10Th.
St. and is open Monday thro-
ugh Friday from 600 \. NJ. to
5:l5 p. NJ.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-08-31
Notify Social Security Office
Before Starring Retirement

faced with the need for main
tanning regular income for
himself and his household: So
cial security retirement bene-
fits may be the only source of
that income.
How long will he have TO
wait until he receives his first
monthly benefit check? The
answer To- that question is: how
long did he wait before making
his claim for retirement bene-
tits?
One of the goals OF the Soci-
al Security Administration is
To start the payment as soon
as possible. TO that end" SAYS
Mrs. HavenS. Field Represent
atlvc of the Wilmington. n. C,
social security office. I'VE must
nave the cooperation of the
worker who is about to retire"
Don't wait until that dav'."
she says. Come to the social
security office ahead of time
and tell us when you are to re-
tirc. Also give us your date of
birth and social securitp ac-
count number" AS an alterna-
i've, she suggests that persons
VINO work for a firm that
MAINTAINS a Personnel Office
INFORM that office of their re-
tlremcnt plans. A Personnel
Otiice can furnish the social
security office with the needed
Tabor City tribune., 1960-08-31
Lost DISCHARGE
Papers Nance

In the past month several
county war veterans have
needed their discharge for hos
pItalization and other purposes
ana have not been able To find
lhem, causing delay in Sccur-
ing the requested benefits. ac-
cording TO II. Hugh Name. CO.
lumbuS County Veterans Scry-
ice Officer.
The County Officer suggest
ed that all veterans who ,au-
not find their discharge secure
one and have II recorded in
Their County Register of Deeds
Oitlcc. There is no fee for tins
service and acceptable ccrtifi-
cd copies may be secured when
needed.
lhoSc veterans who have lost
their discharges may secure
assistance in applying for a
Certificate III Lieu Of Los, ar
Destroyed Discharge from Mr..
Nance, Columbus County Vet
eranS Service Officer. who is
located in Courthouse, White
VILE. n. c. or Mr.. T. Formy-
Duval. District Officer. North
carolina Veterans Commission.
+oS MurchIson Building. Will
mlngton. North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-08-31
law apply to men and women

law apply to men and womer
alike.
Both O, these amendments
are souno ana l hope they will
be enacted into law. Neither
would bring ABOUT any adoi-
uonal cos, to the government
or employers. and both would
add much needed flcxibility 10
the law giving our senior citi-
ZenS the opportunity TO live
more normal and productive
lives.
Because they were added ia
the Social Security bill by the
senate Committee. the propos-
ais must still receive approval
oi the House of Representa-
tIVeS.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-08-31

Chief Warrant Officer, Bion
Fowler. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
b. w. Fowler of Tabor City. N.
C., and husband of the former
Miss Marie NJ. Hardie of Mol
lie, n. C.. returned to Newport.
Il. l.. Aug. %, aboard the fleet
oiier USS Allagash after COM
plotting a sevcn-month cruise
Tabor City tribune., 1960-08-31

in the Mediterranean with th,
U. s. Sixth Fleet
During the dcploymcnt tn,
Allagash visited ports in JurA
cy. Greece. Italy, France, Sict
ly. and Spain.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-08-31

North Carolina has about IL
million acres in pasture. By
1878. the acreage is expected
TO be almost two million.
About 81 per cent. or almost
10 million acres. of North Car
o!iha agricultural land is in
woods.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-08-31

The day when he retireS
from the job and collects his
final pay check or pay cnve-
lope can be time of misgivins
for an aging worker. He IS
Evening star., 1960-06-13
WORD GAME
Find % or more words in
B D RO *

B d OCK
"a foundation" Aver
age mark, 18 words; time limit,
25 minutes.
Rules Of the game. l. Words must be
of four or more letters. .. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition of
IS" such as bats" cats" are not
used. 3. Only one form of a word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used
Answer to HOWSoEVER
here, hero. newer, hoer, horse, hose,
hoverS, hove, howe, however, over, over,
were, whose. where. whoo. whoever,
whosoever. wove, wore. worse, wooer,
sewer, seer, sere, sever, serve, shrew,
shower, sheer, shoe. shore, shove, shoe,
shrove, show, sower. sore, swore,
swerve, erose. ever, ever, veers, verse,
vower, rose, rove.
Evening star., 1960-06-13
LEE CASTLE
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
BasweII-


tconsnved from Back Psge)
BUT THE FACT REMAINS THAT MIcHIcANs REPU.
TATIoN AS A PLACE TO 90 BUSINESS HAS SUFFERED
n cannot be dismissed "a smear" THAT LAST YEAR
PAYRoLIs WENT UNMET, THAT CONTRACTORS BILLS
WERE UNPAID. AND THAT MICHIGAN RAN UP A s64
MILLION DEFICIT WHICH MAY GROW TO $50 MILLION
BY THE END OF THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR.
Until Michigan is put back sound financial basis.
until fiscal responsibility is restored along with general
confidence, the States image not likely 70 improve.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
Vote Nixon

Continued from Back Page)
near fhaf one candidate says he will first and
act fast America needs who will think first and then
act wisely"
BY all odds, Richard Nixon The best qualified man
70 De the next president Of the United ssaes Mr. Essen
hover said =
mr. Eisenhower criticized kennedy's assertions that
american prestige Is falling abroad and that fine United
S'a'es IS standing sir in domestic affairs
IF THE GREAT THINGS THAT HAVE aEeM DONE
AXE STANDING STILL THEN SAY AMERICA NEEDS
MORE or IT." He CONTINUED.
"s Inscribed Nixon as with character ability,
responsibility experience" who should he elected.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
Lodge Hits Dems-
tcontinued from Back Paael

tconfinued from Back Psge)
~ tremendous mistake when Withdrew
forces from the territory we'd taken lin World War ~ end
left unprotected be filled by the Communists"
he said WwWWTXVouW
Lodge spoke az Republican reilly Of various nation
sly groups most Of them Of Eastern extraction.
He BEGAN his Sunday campaigning Iox and bagels
az brunch sponsored by the LncoIn-Dembz Republican
League consisting mainly Of Jews Chicago
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
Last Leg



I TALKED WITH TWENTY-FoUR PEOPLE HERE
AND ON THE BUS FROM PUNxsUTAWNEY. pam
IRoNWoRKER, A SCHOOL TEACHER, HOUSEWIVES,
sToREKEEPERS, A RETIRED TAVERN KEEPER, AND
SO ON. OF THESE VOTERS EIGHT WERE UNDECIDED
HOW TO CAST THEIR BALLOT, TEN WERE FOR VICE.
PRESIDENT NIXON AND SIX WERE FOR SEN. KEN.
NEEDY.
The breakdown in lire with fhe pattern which
has been emerging o. the last hsdozsn 50 stops
since hs TRAIL selected entirely Of random, crossed the
geographical middle Of the country st Smith Center, ksn
Before that Sen Kennedy seemed to be holding slight
edge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
1.-THE INTEREST RATE ISSUE"

Interest is the price people pay for the OF money.
II tends in general TO be set by the law Of supply and de-
n,and Therefore when political parties and candidates
talk about forcing lower interest they talking
about form Of price control.
Twice in fhe feevised presidential debates SENATOR
KENNEDY HAS ATTACKED WHAT DEMOCRATS CALL
THE TIGHT MONEY" OR HIGH INTEREST RATE POLL
Cyl Of the Eisenhower admnisira on THIS HE ASSERTS
HAS ADDED TO THE COST OF CARRYING Trs NATION
Al DEBT AND HAS RETARDED EMPLOYMENT AND
GROWTH.
What the administration has insisted upon is
deavor to balance the budget and TO halt initiation II has
let interest rates seek their level proposed that
the government pay i'e going rate for IFS borrowings
WHAT ARE THE ALTERNATIVES? If a government
wishes to borrow for less than lenders are willing
to accept. IT CAN COMPEL FORCED LOANS AS ToTALI-
TARTAN REGIMES DO OR IT CAN ENGAGE m DEFICIT
SPENDING TO PUT MORE MONEY INTO CIRCULATION
AND INCREASE THE APPARENT SUPPLY OF CAPITAL.
TO follow he latter very long results in infs
fion and debases the purchasing power money That
effect leves tax all who have Swings and dscovrages
the formation Of eapaIwhch eventually either
interest rates to rise else sfave economic progress
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
Nixon: Hits Talk

fConfinued from Back Paqe)
-. "CHARCED THAT KENNEDY IS TRYING TO SCARE
THIS COUNTRY INTO A RECESSION"
MORE DOLLARS THAN SENSE
KENNEDY HAS MORE DOLLARS THAN YOU HAVE
BUT YOU'VE GOT MORE SENSE NIXON SAID, ADDING
THAT'S WHY KENNEDY WILL BE DEFEATED ON NOV
g."
Def Times 1922