Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 140, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1926 — Page 10

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SENATOR COUZENS ATTACKS BUYING . ON CREDIT,PLAN 1 * 3ut Asserts What Is Purchased Makes Big Difference. . m United States Senator James Coraem of Michigan, former partner of Henry Toro, haa just diaaolrrd his million-dol-lar refrigerator corporation, “because its futnre wan bound up in the Instalment methor of sales, which is economlPS article the Senator tells why he believes the “dollar down" method of buyinf, which has grown so extensively In recent years, is bad business for the merchant as well as the customer. By United States Senator James -V Conzens of Michigan. DETROIT, Sept. 17.—Installment buying’ still seems to be a subject of considerable discussion and agitation. This Is because there is doubt as to whether our present methods are soudd. If present installment sales methods were sound, the public agitation Would soon stop. There Is also some confusion as to the extent of the opposition to the present installment sales, based on gjhe viewpoint that the opposition is all installment sales of every of course, Is not so, because on the Installment plan somejjKig that appreciates or at least .■*rtint depreciate, and something is being consumed from day to ', There Is Difference Selling of homes or other real estate on installment is not comparable to the selling of automobiles, radios, refrigerators, furniture, clothing, jewelry, etc., on the installment basis. Real estaUf is not often subject to depreciation; more often it appreciates. > Not only the buyer, but the seller, therefore, is secure. Thatis not so wltr articles that are depreciated by use, and particularly is that not true of articles the depreciate in a short periood of tithe. Many of the arguments advanced In favor of installment selling Sre very specious, superficial, and made with the evident intention of supporfijhg this unsound' economic method. s, ' argue that because sales of homes, Liberty bonds, investments in corporation stock, and so on, are justified; that installment selling of automobile, radios, refrigerators, clothing, etc., is justified. Comparison With Drinking We might just\as well say that because a man is justified in taking a drink he is justified in taking dozens of them. I _ We may go along for some little time until the people get loaded up beyond their ability to pay, or until there is some slackening off in business, when wages and dividends are suspended. Then will the re-possess-ing have to be eiercjsed, and not only will manufacturers and merchants be tqaded up with re-pos-sessed articles, but they will have no market for them or new products. Instead of following the sound way of saving to' purbhase, such as isi being done by millions of people

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