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You’ve probably naver thought of yourself as
the “extra-income” type! But you can have
>3\/ 1 -1 extra money that goes on making more and
/ more money for you, even when you’re not
{I working. All you have to do is sign to invest in
i U. S. Savings Bonds on the Payroll Savings
Plan. You’ll find it’s the easiest way in the
world to save money and to make money!
Remember, you can save as little as a couple of
dollars a payday on the Payroll Savings Plan. And you
won’t miss the money because it’s saved from your salary
—before you’re tempted to spend it! Your
money is invested in U. S. Savings Bonds
for you, and the Bonds turned over to you.
Best of all—those Bonds can now earn 3%
interest for as long as 19 years and 8 months.
Today—sign, where you work, for the Pay
roll Savings Plan. Or, if you’re self-em
ployed, go to your bank and have your
banker start you in the simple, automatic
Bond-A-Month Plan. You’ll find it as easy as the Pay
roll Savings Plan.
How you can reach your savings goal v
on the systematic Payroll Savings Plan
If you want approximately
$1,000 $5,000 $10,000
Each week
for 5 years, save $3.75 $18.75 $37.50
Each week for
9 years and
8 months, save $1.85 $8.80 $18.75 j
Each week for
19 years and
8 months, save I $0.75 I $3.75 | $7.50
This chart shows only a few typical examples of savings goals
and how to reach them through Payroll Savings.
- Your money makes money for you
i(very minute—with U. S. Savings Bonds
on the Payroll Savings Plan
Because the mass of the earth is J If the population of the world
much greater than the density of continues to grow at its present
the surface rocks would indicate, rate the U.N. Food and Agricul
scientists believe it has a central ture Organization estimates there
core of heavy metal, probably will be about five billion people
iron. in 50 years.
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Former Red Spy
Denounces Soviets;
Others Expected
WASHINGTON, UB—More run
away Russian agents are reported
to be standing by in guarded Am
erican asylum, ready to follow
Yuri A. Rastvorov in denouncing
the Soviet Communism for which
they spied.
The handsome, nimble-witted
Rastvorov poured out his story
Friday night to a dramatically
assembled Friday the 13th news
conference at the State Depart
ment.
After a lifetime under the So
viet system—he was 33 last month
—the deeply tanned blond Rus
sian said he was fed up. He ran
away from his job as a Soviet
intelligence officer in Japan last
Jan. 24 because “I wanted to live
like a decent human being.”
“I hope I can become an Amer
ican like other Americans,” he
said.
Rastvorov’s sudden and un
announced appearance—the first
U.S. acknowledgement that he ac
taully was in American hands—•
apparently marked a shift in Am
erica’s cold war policy.
Tho Russians opened propagan
da fire with a splashy news con
ference in the Soviet zone of Ber
lin last Tuesday when Dr. Otto
John, former West German secur
ity chief, denounced America and
West Germany.
Rastvorov, as he went into ac
tion in Washington Friday night,
was living proof that Communists
shift allegiances, too—even well
trained and highly skilled ones
like this lieutenant colonel in the
MVD Secret Police.
Rastvorov even hinted at step
number two in taking the sting
out of the John defection: possi
ble arrests of fifth column agents
planted “medium-high” in the
Japanese government.
But a veritable barrage of Rast
vorov-typo Russians, it was un
derstood from State Department
sources, would be produced by
the U.S. government shortly. At
least four other Russian intelli
gence agents are reported to be
in American hands—although
none of them has attracted pub
licity.
23 Convictions Reported
In Connection With
Federal Housing Program
WASHINGTON, (*>—‘The gov
ernment’s top criminal prosecutor
has reported 23 convictions and
34 indictments since the first of
the year in connection with irreg
ularities in federal housing pro
grams.
Asst. Atty. Gen. Warren Olney
III also told Sen. Byrd (D-Va) in
a letter Friday that more than
200 cases involving alleged fraud,
collusion and 'other shady activi
ties in the housing field are under
investigation by federal lawyers
across the country.
New York City has almost
45,000 elevators, 30,000 of them
for passengers.
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