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PAGE SIX THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1963 Rosy Future Is Forecast By Ford 11 rosy future for the automotive industry was forecast Thursday at Ford Motor annual meeting and board chairman Henry Ford II outlined his suggestions to insure economic progress in the United States. Newly elected Ford president Arjay Miller told the more than 1,000 stockholders who attended the meeting that the company anticipated car sales would average close to the seven million mark for the next few years. "Of particular importance in the outlook is the consistent increase in disposable income," Miller said. "This is the income people have left to spend after they have paid their taxes. Disposable income has increased each year in spite of recessions.

This year's income is almost 50 per cent higher than in 1955." After the routine meeting of the business was conducted. Ford gave his views on the national situation. He said he felt in order to promote the economic growth of the United Slates a tax cut and strict controls of governmental expenditure were needed. The way to get more growth is to reduce government actions that interfere with growth. We need lower tax rates that discriminate less against buying, investing and earnings; less inter- vention in wage-price matters; fewer government spending programs to benefit local, community and political interests; a more reliance on open opportunity to compete." Ford said.

In the event of a tax cut, he said, the administration and legislative branch of the government should work to cut expenditures to the bone." Canadian Official Dies DUBLIN, Ireland Paul Whitney Earl, provincial revenue minister of the Canadian province of Quebec, died today of an apparent heart attack. Earl and his wife were here on vacation. A World Famous Product For Effective Relief Without Surgery From Pain And Suffering Of Hemorrhoids (Piles) More people In more countries throughout the world use HADENSA for relief from painful hemorrhoids than any other product. 108 countries acclaim HADENSA for blessed relief from hemorrhoids. HADENSA shrinks hemorrhoids, relieves pain, stops Itching, lubricates membranes and promotes healing Xvlth- out surgery.

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Also available with external AC power supply for playing on house current. (Optional, extra.) VON JNS RADIO 210 RIVER AVE. HOLLAND PHONE EX 6-7569 Seeks Union Of Africa ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (UPI --President Kwame Nkrumah Ghana today called for an immediate union of Africa and the establishment of a "liberation bureau" to free colonies from white rule. "Only a united Africa with ceri tral political direction can successfully give matt-rial arid moral sup port to our freedom fighters in Southern Rhodesia, Angola, Mozambique, southwest A i a Bechuanaland, Swaziland, Basuto- land. Portuguese Guinea, and of course, South Africa," he told the African summit meeting.

'All Africa must be liberated now. It is therefore imperative for us here and now to establish a liberation bureau for African freedom fighters." Nikrumah said the loose federation proposed by some African leaders here is not enough. "We must unite or sink into that cooperation which has made Latin America the unwilling and distressed prey of imperialism," he said. He charged that imperialist powers were mounting "an onslaught upon the independence of our sovereign African states." African leaders announced earlier that they have instructed their foreign ministers to begin work immediately on a charter for African unity. 700 Cuban Refugees Arrive Today in Florida PORT EVERGLADES.

1 a. (UPD--An estimated 700 Cuban refugees arrived today from Havana aboard the U.S. ship Morning Light. It was the sixth shipload to sail to freedom since last December. The vessel left a a a at 5:40 p.m.

Thursday. Five other ships and a number of mercy flights have delivered upwards of 7,000 refugees from Cuba since the ransoming of 1,113 Bay of Pigs invasion prisoners Dec. 23-24 started the exodus. TODAY'S STRIPED BEAUTY FROM INDIA 5-24 LARGE BLOOMS OF PRESENT DAY CANK1AG New and Beautiful Cannas By EDNA HALUDAY Distributed by Central Press THE NEW Hybrid cannas are lovely potted for terrace uso. They can be planted among shrubs for summer color or they may be uaed as strong accents In the flower border, or as a corner grouping.

The hybrids arc available in many heights from to four feet and in vivid, striking colors, or lovely pastel shades. They are valuable both tor their large blooms, as shown in the accompanying Garden-G a and their broad, handsome fo- aage. The bulbs may be planted directly in the garden after the weather has become warm, In May or early June. They like a deep, water. rich soil and ample Wilhelm Pfitzer.

hybridizer of Stuttgart, Germany, has oro- duced a very dwarf, useful canna. The pastel flowers are in long clusters and bloom freely from early auminer to Croat. They are available in color, by name, as Cherry-Red, Coral, Primrose Yellow, Porcelain Rose, Salmon Pirtk and Shell Pink. The Grand Opera Series, hybrids by Howard and Smith, have immense trusses of gladiolus-like florets. Aida is old rose, overlaid with salmon; La Travt- ata, old rose: La Boheme, a soft rosy peach; Mme.

Butterfly, a light go' i pink, and Rigoletto, a canary yellow. A new canna, just Introduced from India by Gurney of South Dakota, is Striped Beauty and, as shown, its dark green leaves are striped and variegated with white. Its buds are red, opening to a golden yellow. King Syndicate, toe.) )owagiac Woman Dies When Car Hits Bridge DOWAG1AC (UPD--Mrs. Ruth Firestone was killed Thursday ight when her car struck a abutment just over the Van iurcn County line.

Mrs. Fireslonc moved to Twin ke from Marshall last year. Vigilance Tax Group Mulls Plan LIVONIA (UPD--The Vigilance Tax Committee opposing Detroits income tax will meet tomorrow to decide whether to appeal to the United States Supreme Court a ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court that the Motor City levy is Jegal. Mayor George Kuhn of Berkley said the committee would make its decision after hearing a repor and recommendations from its legal subcommittee. Kuhn said the committee also would get a report showing a petition drive has reached the goal of 220,000 signatures required to put the income tax issue up to a statewide referendum or force the legislature to act on the matter.

The commitee is seeking a law barring cities from taxing nonresidents as in the Detroit tax. Strike Caused Much Damage To the Public NEW YORK (UPD New York's 114-day newspaper strike caused incalculable damage to the public welfare and public policy and showed why the press is part of a democratic society's life- stream. These are the conclusions of a study, "Public Policy in a Newspaper strike," in the Columbia Journalism Review. The quarterly is published under auspices of the Columbia University Graduate School of Jounalism and is designed to assess journalistic performance. The report found the newspaper blackout that ended March 31 deprived the public of its watchdog in municipal affairs, muffled the voices of minority groups, dampened public debate and stilled civic group opinion.

The study was written by civic affairs reporters Clayton Knowles and Richard P. Hunt. The authors' conclusions said in part: strike affected government by hampering its work informing the public, as shown by the reports and statements hat were withheld; by inhibiting aw enforcement in the protection of consumers and tenants; by nterfering with the recruitment of policemen and the protection of I civil rights I "The strike showed how and why the press is part of the life- stream of a democratic society, dependent as it is upon a free and continuous exchange between and the governed. "The strike cost the publishers and their employes dearly, and business throughout the city was hurt. The economic price could be reckoned and paid, but the cost to the public welfare and the public policy was truly incalculable." Ballots Available Absentee voter ballots for the June 10 school election in Holland are now available at the school administration office on the second floor of Junior High annex at 61 West 16th St.

Two members will be elected for four-year terms. Candidates are James 0. Lamb, Arthur H. Sedden Myra van Leuwen and Virginia M. Working.

Ballots may be obtained on school days from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. The office also will be open Saturday, June 8, until 2 p.m. Astronaut Cooper Back Home in Houston, Texas HOUSTON (UPD -I. Gordon Cooper finally settled down in his ranch-style home on Galveston Bay today to some "normal living" following a tumultous Texas welcome home from his 22.9-orbit space flight.

The rest will only last a day, though. Cooper must leave Saturday for Cape Canaveral to begin writing a technical report of his 34-hour flight. Cooper was from almost a. week of parades and celebrations. He got festive welcomes in Hawaii, Washington and New York before the parade here Thursday.

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