The Times from Munster, Indiana • 36

THE HAMMOND TIMES -k Pace G7r Wednesday, June 10, 1964 SUCCESSFUL INVESTING N.Y. Hotels Jammed Monthly Plan Aid to Systematic Savings SAVE 30 to 50 ON FIRST QUALITY GLASSES outweighted by the advantages of By ROGER S. SPEAR 'May I please have your candid dollar averaging. "I WAS Interested in your com FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN NEW YORK (AP)-New York's mldtown hotels are Jammed and many persons with reservations, despite loud and bitter complaints, opinion about the Monthly invest ment plan?" B. W.

ment in a recent column where growth depends largely on the success of its new accounting machines and computers. The technical action of the stock has been very poor, and I believe you would be better advised to put new funds into Arlan's Department Stores a discount situation that has shown very strong I will be very pleased to give it, Morton Seniors Honored More Than 50 Receive Awards HAMMOND More than SO students were honored at Morton High School's annual Senior Awards Assembly. Senior president James Ferguson acted as master of are being turned away. earnings have gone down In each of the past two years while Dow's have been gaining substantially. National Cash Register's share profits have shown no real growth for many years.

Last year share earnings were only pennies above the 1955 level. National dominates the cash register business on a world-wide basis, but its future BIFOCALS Various hotels cited a number since I find, rainer 10 my sur prise, that I have not discussed of reasons for the jam: this method of investment for over World's Fair visitors, many $11 5) 95 DISTANCE OR READING GLASSES $795 Roger Spear a year. of whom linger after reserva tions expire. growth. The Monthly Investment Plan is From Thousands of delegates to UL3 offered by certain members of the New York Exchange.

It per conventions many of them with mits you to buy a stock or stocks their families. Complete Glasses Save On Trifocals, Too! COMPLETE CUSSES From Holy Trinity Graduates 18 listed on that exchange by either The second week In June tra you stated you were neartiiy in favor of averaging down in a monthly or quarterly payments ditionally brings the year's largest strong stock such as Dow Cheml as low as $40. Choose from 1,000 styles on display all with prices filainly marked. Trained Opticians. Free Service.

Ocu-ists' Rx's Filled. No appointment necessary. cal. I was wondering if you feel The advantages of the plan are influx of buyers from out of town, and an increasing number are bringing their families. the same about National Cash EAST CHICAGO Eighteen youngsters were graduated from Holy Trinity School and received diplomas from Msgr.

Paul P. Bogavich, the pastor. Graduates are: Rudolph Bayer, Denise Calin- Register, which our investment YORK OPTICAL that it encourages systematic savings, and that it enables you to acquire shares at an average price over a period of time. Its only disadvantage is that he club owns at a price of $113 a share." W.B. Soy, Peter Movre, Anne Penic, Shirley Pool, John Racich, Denise Vega, Jack Rastovski, Carmen Rivas and Jane Roserberg.

Miss Konkoly was class valedictorian and Racich salutatorian. Movre received the Serra Club's most faithful altar boy medal, and he and Miss Konkoly also received school award checks from Croatian Catholic Union Lodge 28 The general policy of New York hotels i unlike the system in some other cities is not to order out guests who stay beyond I'm sorry to say that I do not. In many respects National Cash The five boys and girls with the highest scholastic averages were each presented awards. They are Robert Mitchell, Eugene Misner, Robert Jerry Weber, Rita Sherer, Helen Hols-claw, Colleen Wood, William Hun-Eiker, Barbara Kovera and Susan Reno. 420 SIBLEY ST.

WE 1-51 10 Vi llock East ef Hodman Ave. Hammond commission charges on small I DAY SERVICE on most RX If desired. their reserved time, even of per ski, Marie Cavallo, Barbara Dado, Colleen Kelly, Kristine Klarich, Lisa Konkoly, Mary Jane Men-doza, Robert Mihalich, Stanley Register is as strong a stock as de- transactions are relatively high ii sons with reservations are manding to get in. Dow Chemical, but National's but this factor, in my opinion, Is JOURNALISM awards went to -r Sandy Stone, Scott Sweeney, I I i4it I rtl I Marge Schweighardt, Helen Hols aooT. I I I claw, Judy Deihl, Audrey Dixon, Andrea Knish, William Hunziker, Joanne Sherman, Marie Johnson, anJ Sue Britt and Colleen Wood.

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