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The poor buyer knew his day would come. Back a few years, when there was more money, and nothing buy, old John Q. Public was walked over rough-shod by the merchants and salesman. ‘‘Every dog has his day” and things are changing a bit. Cartoons re<>ently show Mr. and Mrs. Customer in the auto show room, paper and pencil in nand, addressing the car salesman: ‘‘Well, I’ll put your name on our list and when your name comes to the top, we’ll buy a car from you!”
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A little spare cash goes a long way in getting you a good room in a hotel—that's common knowledge—but now it seems it also gets you special privileges even in jail. Down Atlanta way a 50-year old woman was arrested Tuesday on a charge of selling liquor, and went off to jail hugging a flour sack containing more than $50,000. The lady spent the night in an office—not a cell—at police headquarters. Detectives said they worried ‘‘about what might happen to that money'* if the lady were locked in a cell with runof-the-mill inmates.
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