The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 7

PAGE TWO THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1963 for everyone, or that anyone is delinquent in his duty as a citizen if he doesn't own common stocks. Three properly youngsters are a pretty good investment, too. Q. What would be the differ- Investor's Guide a Shulsky Q. I wish we had one of those nice problems people write you about: the best way to invest money they already have We a moved about a great deal in the military service and haven't been able to save a penny We hope to start investing now.

We will have children ready for college in 1965, 1970 and A. When you stop to think dial the most optimistic figure on securities ownership is 17 million pei sons out of a country of 130 million, plus, you can see that the mere fact you don't own any stock doesn't exactly make you drawal. All these ary with the American. If are preparing 3 individual institutions. If you now need income.

1 guess it's time to part company with some of your high quality growth stocks which, as one would expect, are not generous income providers. While you're at it, you might take your Pennsy and Central losses. There'd be no point to paying Markets GKAND A PIUS MARKET EUCiS: Paying at farm for graded ai coTiputed by Grand dealeia: Grade A. large, 27-30c; medium 20-23o, small, 14-16c: ungraded, 26c POULTRY: Paying pricei for live Michigan poultry delivered to local ence between a substantial 4 1 1 18 Michigan poultry delivered to local ence a sjosianuai capital gams taxes on your sue- I dealers: Fivers! i4-l6c; Roaiters, cessful investments while contin- Leghorn fowl, 5c; Rock i i I i i i I JOVV1, IvC. per cent deposit in a Federally insured savings and loan and I' government bonds which yield around 4 per cent'' A.

1 think there can be no argument that the investment in the government bonds would be i sell $10.000 in a ink. FRUITS AND VEUKTAHI.ES CHERRIES: Tart Montmorenoy, Itj-qt cr'ate, too few to quote; Sweet Schmidts liquid, woith of Treasuries The 4.8 per cent rate may be hedged around with restrictions restrictions on immediate with- uing to hold two speculative, low. 1 yielding rails. 1 If they are to prosper, as some i recent market opinion holds, vou GOOSEBERRIES: None offered. can afford to be generous and "let ERRIES: FUt 12 Pim someone else make the money on BEANS: Bushel.

wax, them. You need-and should have EETS Dpzen i a5 --income NOW. CABBAGE: Busne-i, 51.60-1.75; I see no objection to the annuity, Re S3.7EL for ttiat part of your money i 2 ROTS: ate bunch CORN: Dozen ears, KXDIVE: Crate 18s, Si ESCAROLE: Crate, $1.50. GRKEN ONIONS: Doz. bunches, True Life Adventures Wmul KttfeU KmnvJ applying to length and timing of i re conoerned abo the account and there may be some a jn an a If you're foi'tunatc enough to be going strong at 83.

you ought to 50 3rc youngsters for college in the next 10 years, I can see where you've wil1 fluctuate in price--adjusting But then, the government bond ou ha had your hands full. With the first college tuition bill due in two years, I'm not so sure you are ready to invest now. Money put into stocks in 1963 might not show a profit when it comes time to "cash in" in 1965. Furthermore, if you don't have constantly to the money market- while the savings and loan account is fixed in dollars. Finally, if you buy a Treasury bond paying S40 a year per $1,000 that's what you are going to get until the bond matures.

Dividend payments on savings and loan ac- generous savings account, or counts may vary. GREENS: Bu i $100; Mus- can out of every dollar Beets, io-ib. baiket, Sl.1'5 LETTLCE: Bibb, outdoor, of 2 Leaf, Mr. Shulsky welcomes all read-i Head, crate of 24, 24's, Romame, Doz $1.25. PARSLEV: Dozen bunches, 65- 75c.

PEAS: Too few to quote. PEPPEP.S: Green, basket of 24, $100. savings bonds, equivalent to 3 to 6 months income, you shouldn't go into securities anyway. Obviously, this being a column about investments, it attracts letters from those have securities, or the money with which to buy them. But I certainly don't feel tnat securities ownership is a er mail and tries to include all problems of general interest in the column.

While he cannot undertake to answer all queries personally, readers desiring investment lists should address requests to Sam Shulsky enclosing self-addres- Zucchini sed. stamped envelope care of The Holland Evening basket. Xo. large, S2.50; medium, i P1 Art 53(. RADISHES: Dozen bunches, 45SPINACH: $1 THS I SEAL- WHEN HE LEAVES THE SAFETV OF THE WATER.

HE KESRS HIS HO1-E )M FRONT OF HIM AS HE SHIFTS INTO THE TO GET THE AM AFFKOACH1NG ENHMV. Distributed by King Features Syn- WHTC Holland Broadcasting Company Holland, Michigan on your radio dial. Mutual News every hour and half hour. Friday, July 19 EVENING 5.00 Weather 5-05 News 5:10 Auctioneer 5:15 Specking Sporls 5:35 Dinner Music 5.40 Barber Bargains 5:45 Smitty Sports 6 00 H.E. Barber World in Brief 6.05 Sentinel News 6:10 Michigan News 6:15 Van Patrick 6:30 American Legion Baseball 9:05 State Local News 9 10 Evening Serenade 9 35 Baseball Warmup 9:49 Ernie Harwell Detroit at Los Angeles 12:30 George Sell Scoreboard 12:35 Final News 12 40 Sign Oif Saturday, July 20 DAYTIME 6:05 State and Local Headlines 6:09 Clock 6.35 State and Local News 6:45 Clock Watcher 7.05 Morning Meditation 7.10 Clockwatcher 7.35 Michigan and Local News 7'42 Weather Sport News 7.45 Clock Watcher 8:15 Family Worship 8.35 Morning Roundup S.OO State Local News 9 05 Library Notes 9:20 Morning Roundup 9.35 The World of Folk Music 9 50 Gerald Ford Report 9 55 Music 10 00 State Local News 10 05 Platter Parade 11 00 State Local News 11:05 Zeeland Hour 12.05 Sentinel News 12 10 Michigan News 12:15 Better Farming 12.55 Music 1 05 Musical Caravan 2 05 State Local News 2:10 Sunnyside Q.

All I know about the market is what I have learned from your articles. I bought eight stocks and still have them Six of them have really gone to town and to sell I would have to take a profit of $70.000. But I need more income. An insurance man is trying to sell me an annuity, saying BALDWIN I Emma L. i Woman Fatally Injured When Auto Strikes Tree could get $400 a month for a S27, Graves, 37.

was killed Thursday 000 payment. I am 83 and still two miles east of here when her going strong. My stocks: Americian i car went off the road and struck Home Products. American Electric a tree. Power, General Foods, Gillette, i State Police said the woman, Gulf Oil, Standard Oil of N.J.

and who was alone in the car, may $175-200 roughs, LOCAL MARKET I EGGS: Farm White, doz. 22-24c CHICKENS, Heavies, Ib 18c BROILERS, Heavy, ib 15-16c ROASTERS 25c LEGHORNS 8c LIVESTOCK HOGS: Choice, 190-200 I 200-250 mi-lTfic; 400 up, 13c. CATTLE: Good and choice steers Authorities Identify Body Found in River PORT iUPD-The body of a man found floating in the SI Clair River Thursday night near Port Huron has been identified as that of Sidney Taylor, 28, Sarnia, Ont. Taylor had been reported missing a week ago. The body was picked up by ttie S.

Coast Guard after a group of fishermen attached a line to it An autopsy may be performed to determine the cau.se of death Honor Van Wagoner LANSING (I'Pli-Kormer ernor and State i a Commissioner Murray D. Van Wagoner will be guest of honor a I an all-state, non-political dinner here Sept. 30. Berserk Monkey Bites 3 Women A I A i UP! i A berserk monkey attacked and bit three women Thursday in Ucxel Park near Adrian. Mrs.

Richard Will, 22, a newspaper motor route carrier, was attacked and bitten by the pet spider moneky while parked at a stop Three stitches were required to close a head wound. Mrs. Don Butler, who was caring for the monkey, and Mrs. Virginia Jenkins, a neighbor, were also bitten at they tried to catch the pet. Sherilf's officers held the animal for tests.

1 The first American city to be with gas was the city of Baltimore. 7-19 Reports Jump In Crime Rate two losers: Central and Pennsy. What changes should I make" A. There can be no question about the overall success of your investing. suffered a heart attack while dm ing.

The silver depository in the United States is located at West Point. 233i, -24c; heifers, 22-25c; a i beef cows, 14-16c; canner cows, 10-14c; heavy bulls, l7-20c. CALVES: Choice top prime, 36c; good, 34-37c; common, 25-30c. BEEF HIDES: 3c; No. 1 Horse Hides, $2.00 each.

HEAT CORN RYE OATS GRAIN MARKET 31.66 $1.31 95c TV Schedule July 19 Friday THIS SCHEDULE COURTESY OF THE FOLLOWING BENTO.V A Cash marketApples: Bu bskts US 1, Trans- parents 2-m up 2.25-2.50. few best large 2.75, few small 2 00, occasional 2 4-in up 2.50-3.00; Lodis East. Standard Time East. Standard Time Cent. Standard 2 4-m up 2.75-300 WOOD (8) WKZO (3) WGN .9) 5 no le 5:15 Movie 530 I Movie 5.45 i Movie fi-On MOVIP 6:15 I Sports fi 30 Xews-Weather-Sports 6-45 Huntlej.

Brinkley 7-00 Start Your Engines 7.15 Stait Your Engines 7.3 i i i .45 I i Clubhouse 3 Goose Clubhouse 3 Garfield Goose -Mickej Mouse Club Gartield Goose Mickey Mouse Club Xeivs New Rockv i Rocky News, Sports Cronkhlte Patrol Patrol Blueberries: 12 pt flats cultivated cello wrapped 3 mostly Parents Will Have To Pay For Sons' Homecoming A I A i I i --Parents will h.ue to pay the damage done by Mm I-TI ie i'' sons have admit- I I i led Dona rector Edgar Hoover reports Sm th a home the cnme rate in the United omina States broke previous records i eturned from vaca the side of their house broken. A leu other windows in the home i i i i i i i i i i i last year and jumped 6 per cent to hnd flU windows fln over 1961. Hoover said Thursday in his IT'S SUMMERTIME! FUN TIME! AT THE 3.50. Cherries- a i A I 1C annual crime reports and ndows hat during the past five years a behind the house the crime rate in this country Broken went up 27 per cent while The -bro ranging Population increased 7 per cent age fpom seven fco years sajd He said that all types of major they broke the windows with BB crimes except murder showed in- pellets as they were i creases during iy2. bn ds.

dropped 2 per cent. I "The record shows police effectiveness remains high despite mounting crime work loads and heavier demands for a wide a i STARLIGHT SK BETWEEN HOLLAND and SAUGATUCK on U.S. 31 TONITE HITS--DRAMA COMEDY You'll I Over The Picture THAT HAS I THOSE "PILLOW TALK" PLA YMATES AT IT A9AIHI ROCK HUDSON DORIS DAY TONY RANDALL COME in finnan COLOR EDIE ADAMS JACK OAKIE JACKKRUSCHEN i a i ri Lauiel Hardy Laurel Hardy Laurel fe Hardy Laurel Harciv Laurel Hardy Laurel Hardy SUBURBAN AUTO-TRUCK WASH WAXING and POLISHING M-21 Between Holland and Zeeland PHONE EX 6-4701 I ety of increasing complex police 1 sweets senices." the FBI chief de- He'de'fmgen 9.30: red tart Mont- clared morency 6TO But he added that "law en- Raspberries. 12 pt flats reds i fjrcement machmery is impaired wide range in condition and prices and hampered as a moS' 3 50-4 i Creasing 'restrictions tod 8 3.00-400. mostly 3.

3 bemg aced on enforcement op erahons." "The effectiveness of work) to some extent on the action of the courts and Key Foreign Issues Decline YORK (UPI i--Weakness i i issues featured a slightly and a stock market 2ND HIT STRAIGHT FROM TODAY'S The true story of the incredible "freedom tunnel'! 8:00 S.30 8.45 9:00 9.15 10 00 10:15 10-30 10-45 11.00 11:15 11.30 11.45 Showtime Showtime i Sing With Mitch Sing With Mitch Sing With Mitch I Sing With Mitch a Paa'r Paai a a Paar Weatner Newt Weather Carson Carson Ravi hide a i ri Route fifi HK I hh hfi Hit; hr-oi I Hltchi'OC i i i New Sports le Movie Mm ie One Step Beyond One Step Beyond Thriller Thriller Thriller Thrillei Squad Squad News Presents WGN Presents WGN Presents WGN Presents WGN Presents WGN Presents WGN Presents Grand Haven Firm Plans Expansion The i a in foreign stocks I a late Thursday after Presi-j ponce cie Cnnec I queslerl that i grant a temporary new tax i on i i i i imestment in foreign A HAVEN Harbor Industries. located on Grand Haven's waterfront at Washington and Water Sts, will expand Aug. 1, when it takes over the former Arrow Products Inc. plant on U.S. 31 in Grand Haven township.

Sale price for the eight-year old all the degree to which the local citizenry supports law merit. action to reduce crime." he said, begin with the individual citizen." A Hove HEKMAN'S DUTCH RUSK EAT THEM DAILY THEY'RE GOOD 3 East. Standard Time 4.30 Workshop 5-30 a HO JMipeiman 6.30 Paradisp 7-30 Cheyenne S.30 Flmtstonei 9:00 Comedy 9 30 Sunset Strip 10:30 Peter Gunn 11.00 11 15 Movie TV SCHEDULE JULY 20 SATURDAY WOOD-TV (8) East. Standard Time RECOMMENDED SUNDAY LISTENING ON WHTC ON YOURDIAL MORNING 8:05 State Local News Weather 8:15 Gospel Quartet Singing 8:30 Temple Time 9:00 World News Weather 9:05 Sunday Serenade 9:30 First Reformed Church 1 1:15 Hope Reformed Church AFTERNOON 12:15 News 12:30 Living for Jeius 12:45 Music for Sunday 12:55 World News 1:00 Bread of Life Bentheim Reformed Church 1:30 The Lutheran Hour 2:00 Billy Graham 2:25 Mutual News Composer's Corner 4:30 Back to God Hour 5:00 Mutual News 5:05 Organ Vespers 5:30 Studies in Christian Life ond Work EVENING 6:05 State and Local News 6:15 Music for Sunday 6:30 Haven of Rest 7:00 Evening Services Prospect Park Christian Reformed Church Window on Holland Herald of Truth 9:00 Hymn Sing World, State Locol Newt 10:15 Evening Serenade Netherlands Soloist News 1 1 :05 Oklahoma Symphony 1 1 News Sign Off (WHTC's Sunday program includes classical and semi classical music, organ music, ond newscasts designed for pleasant Sunday listening). 7:30 Farm News Cartoons 9:00 and Readj 111:00 Sharl Lewis 11:00 Room For Da(iri Mi i a 12:30 Big Pic-ure 1 -00 TV 7 Home 1-30 Baseball 4-(10 5:00 Imp 6.00 Frontier Circus 7:00 Spa 7:30 Sam Benedict S.30 Squad 9:00 Movie 11:35 a 11:40 Movie WKZO-TV ,3) East-.

Standard 1 ime 00 Vew i 00 Kangaroo i DO in 11.00 RIP Tin 11 30 Rogers fid i 1 00 A i a 1 in Mm 3 30 Kat i no i 5 00 Life or iey ri (in a 7 oo Death a 7 .50 Comcdv Hou; 8:30 9-30 Have i 10 00 Miss 11 11 40 WGN-TV9) Cert Standard Time 7.30 Felix The Cat (id Bugs ') (in 9 30 A i 11 no The Universe 1-J-oo i Birds 1 00 1 25 Baseball -1 on I i 1 (O RCMP 5 i Rescue 5 3n Sen Repoi is h.nn Thcalre on Polka Parts .30 A a Aiks 9 on Medicine 10 00 10 Presents 12-30 Movie 1 sident of Harbor Industries. The piant on Water Street, has been expanded to the limit at that loca- Arrow Products will soon vacate the U.S 31 building as on May 9 it announced it will transfer its activity to Springfield, Tenn Harbor Industries manufactures display fixtures for nationally- known firms for showing all types of merchandise, especially greeting cards The i and metal department of the firm will moved to the U.S 31 building which will provide 20.000 sqaure feet of floor space. The i now employ 110 men. process." he said, "but most of a a a a i gnd tei national all were off entorce- a a lo as as a point On the optimistic side, both retail and department store sales rose 4 per cent last week from cs in Hoovers report year ear er forcible rape uas up 2 Jones a i a on nationally during 1962; close to a polnl news Cer 1 32gra a both sales and earnings in assault and burglary up 5 aecond ter and a per cent, grand larceny up 8 per 0 thls year were a lhen hjst cent and auto theft up 9 per cent I Mllce During 1959, 1960 and 1961, 195! Other steels were mixed crime in this country increased Motors were a i mixed on I- per cent, the report showed a a i out i week Burglary, auto theft and a tr lhe i week larceny led the increases with lo lped the i i a 196 Du 13, 14 and 16 per cent respec- Pont tumbled nearly 2' 2 in the tlvel chemicals The report said increases rang- Dow Jones a a 30 indus- ins from 5 to 11 per cent were i 2 36 off 3 0 4 20 rails reported in the crime rates in i ,0 03 off 0.23. 15 utilities 13776 PLUS 2 CARTOONS AT DUSK Come As Late As 10 P.M.

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25 rails 36.68, 6 2 Goes to Probate Court counted for arrests for per cent of the so utilities 6411 auto thefts. 51 per 500 stocks 62 38 cent for larceny. 49 for burglary 0 'UPIi-Stock mar- i 1 3 East-. Standard Time i in.on Word of Life i I no Cartoon les i no Bugs 12.31) Big Pu i 1'J l.i Baseball 3.30 TEA 4.00 A Scope i 00 World of Sports 6.30 A 7.00 Peter 7-30 a i Men S-30 Hootenanny 1 00 Lawrence VVelk 10 00 i i i Movie TV SCHEDULE JULY 21 SUNDAY WOOD-TV (8) East. Standard Time 30 Faith For Today 1 00 Wood Chapel 10-00 Word of Life 10-30 This Is The Life 11-00 Catholic Mass 1J 00 a i 1 00 15 i Faiher 1 30 Baseball 1 (in TBA 1 a Bridge no i 'i30 Bullw inkle 00 Movie 7 30 Disne.

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Hospital 2:00 Day In Court 2:30 Wyman 3:00 Queen For Day 4:00 Bandstand 4-30 Uncle's Worktop 6:00 6:30 Prrndlst 7:30 Daltotas 8:30 Funny Fllmi 9:00 Stoney 10:00 Ben Cmey 11:00 News 11. lu A 14-year-old Holland boy was 25 for robbery 19 for forcible' kel leterred lo Probate Court Thursday rape 13 for assault Red 50''s after he told his mother and Hoi- and 8 for murder and manslaugh i i rc i 22 land polite he entered Roels Pro- duce Market at 94 West Eighth I chal 16 2 during the night time Wednes- the birds that can be Alcoa 64" 8 day and took pieces of taught to talk a i the piping Aid tresh fruit, six bottles, of pop, of Australia, the mynah, Can 45-' 8 some potato chips and a package i parrot, s-pecies of jays. a Cyd 57'2 of cigarettes. caws and en starlings 8 18'2 Mtr.s I7--' 8 ll'i-'s 1 Am Tob 28 3 Vise 66 Arm Stl 54 5 i 41'2 I Beth Stl 30 I Boein? 33'2 Can Dry 22-s Celanese 45 7 0 62 Chrysler 58 Cola 93-U Colgate 15'v Rad 27' 2 Col Gas 29-U I Com Ed Con Edis 85 5 Cons XatG 65'4 I Cont Can 46 58 i Stl 21'4 i 2CH 4 I Del Kdis 32'4 1 Douglas 23'- Dow Ch 57 7 Dupont 235 East Air Eastman 108 Eaton 1 Fed Mg -46 Firestone 32 3 4 Ford 50 Gen El Gen Fds 798 Gen Mtrs 67 '4 Goodrich 47'2 Goodyear 33 3 Grace AP 444 (ireyhound (lull Oil MONDAY SATURDAY 8:00 Sign On 6 02 Ntws 6:07 Musical Clock 30 HI mm of Morning 6:40 Weatherama 45 Newi 7:00 of 7.15 BandShtll 7:30 Organ 7:45 Morning Rtport 8:01 Lale Rlnr'i Club 8:30 Back To 9:00 9:05 Social Calendar 9.15 Swap 'a Shop 9:30 oAdRoIli 9 45 Baby of Month 9:55 New. 10:00 Morning Musical Than, ihut-ln of the 10-30 At Tht Mailer's New.

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