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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1971
Page
14
Sylvia Porter argues prices are unnaturally steady for now with a looming phase II price rise after mid November. She notes a shopping window before Thanksgiving, plentiful shelves, and favorable financing, urging purchases like back to school items, new cars with tax cuts, housewares, and clothing to beat future inflation.
Norma James dialed her mother in Carshalton England and reached a man who claimed to be burgling the house. Police found Norma’s elderly parents calm and unaware, officials remarking the misdial complicates tracing the intruder.
Investor's Guide quotes Sam Shulsky on who should avoid common stocks. He says trading for quick gains suits few, while long term investors need money they can lose. He warns impulsive, arrogant, emotional nonprofessionals chase hot stocks and deny market risks, risking large losses.
The column questions persistently optimistic stock price beliefs, notes tax rule fixes for estate cost bases, and advises caution on buying convertible debentures on margin to fund college tuition. Sam Shulsky welcomes questions, answers via the Gazette column, with a self addressed stamped envelope for investment inquiries.
Reading England. Herbert Edy a Berkshire council official told a woman who complained her bikini bottom had split that the fault lay with her judgment not the maker She was ambitious and stretched purchases too far Edu.
Jim recalls learning to locate the queen of trumps and notes errors. Oswald analyzes a four hearts hand where club and spade plays reveal misreads. They discuss how East’s opening lead and subsequent plays shaped South’s position and the outcome.
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