The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 7

FAGE TWO THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1964 Eight Die In Water Mishaps By United Press International At least eight persons died in water accidents in Michigan over the weekend, including a suburban Detroit police sergeant who drowned in Half Moon Lake while attempting to rescue his daughter. Sgt. Robert A. Fowler, 41, Inkster, dived from a boat to rescue his daughter, Barbara, 12, who had waded into the lake on the Washtenaw-Livingston County line near Ann Arbor Saturday and apparently stepped in a hole. Both Fowler and the girl went down before the horrified eyes of other members of the family and picknickers in the area.

Their bodies were recovered by skindivers. Two Detroit half brothers drowned Saturday in the Detroit River while playing fisherman. They were Rickey Parker, 8, and Herbert Becker 6. They went to the river with a schoolmate, Jackie Sweeney, 8. who told police that Herbert fell in the river and Rickey jumped in and tried to save him.

Neither boy could swim. Other victims included: --Lydia Gregulak, 6, Flint, drowned in Byron Lake, Fenton Township Sunday in about five feet of water, 30 feet from shore. Her body was recovered by Genesse County deputies. --Glen Rickman, 14, Berkley, drowned Saturday in Walnut Lake in West Bloomfield Township. Oakland County deputies said he dived off a raft into 25 feet of water and failed to surface.

His body was recovered about 20 minutes after he went under. --Donald Kurzawa, 15, Warren, drowned Saturday in the middle of the channel of St. Clair Flats. Authorities said he was attempting to swim the 50 foot channel when he went under. --Linda Singleton, 6, Grand Rapids, drowned Saturday in the Muskegon River near Morley while playing with a plastic boat.

Investors' Guide By Sam Shulsky Q. I am 38, married with 3 children; found your "Investing for Retirement" very valuable. WHTC Holland I Broadcasting Company Holland, Michigan "JV en your Radio diol. Mutual Newt every hour and half hour. Monday, June 15 EVENING 5:00 Weather 5:05 World.

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Norfolk Western and Texaco common and pre- ferreds of Carolina Power Light, Indianapolis P. National Distillers and Southern California Edison. A. I'm glad you liked the book, although I'm a bit mystified about your emphasis on straight (non-convertible) pre- ferreds. You were the young man I had in mind when I stressed the argument that a person in his capital building years should put most of his money into common stocks in the hopes of increasing his funds.

Your preferreds are fine -in fact, your entire list of securities shows excellent judgment but the preferreds remain a sort of fixed investment and you are not likely to get much price appreciation out of a stock paying a fixed $4.50 a year in dividends unless money rates once more fall to around per cent, and that isn't likely, at least not right away. However, I repeat, quality is fine, hold the preferreds now that you have them, but concentrate future buying on growth type commons, of which i'ou already have a fine list. If you're this well along on your program at 38, it looks to me as though you're going to have a comfortable retirement. Q. Late in 1960 I bought Liggett Myers Tobacco.

It has since gone down. I am a widow, living entirely on my dividends. What stock would you advise to take its place? A. L. as have the other tobacco shares, has suffered from the health stories in recent years.

Many analysts who follow the field now feel that the worst of the industry's troubles are behind it. You can get arguments either way, but it seems to me that from an income point of view you can't do better elsewhere. At around 75, the stock is yielding better than 6Vk per cent. I don't know where you could go with the money for that return. Q.

Curtis Publishing became active on the nearby ore discovery and moved from 7 to 19. I sold short in the 12 to 14 range, figuring it would not go far on such news. Recently the stock faltered somewhat, but 1 feel I have a tiger by the tail. I think it belongs where it started --at 7 or 8. What is your opinion? A.

During a recent week, a lot of people put nearly $3 mil- ion into i Publishing stock. The stock closed at The ore discovery may prove to be a real bonanza, or an empty egg, or something in between. I haven't any facts which would justify predicting where the stock will go. By the time you read this you may be "home free" with a handsome profit, or nursing a DR. KILDARI by MM I SHOUlP UKE TO PEPAOT FROM MY PREPARED TEXT TO ASK QUESTION -WHO IN THE NAME OF HIP- THE FLINTSTONIS MAY I PRESENT PR.

LEONARt? 6ILLESPIE, CHIEF OF MEPICAL SERVICE HERE AT BLAIR. SIR-THESE ARE. THE NEW INTERNS. MONSTER O. THE MATTeRS ONLY A LfTTUe OLD SKAffSHOPPER; IT LOOKED UKE A MONCTEK FROM WHEIZEr terrible headache.

That's what "going short" involves. Q. We are a retired couple approaching 70. Our assets are divided: 9 per cent in bonds 22 per cent in stock and 69 per cent in savings. My husbanc wants to sell Conn.

Light and Power and put the money in savings at per cent. A. From an income point new, this would be the righl move. Conn. Light yields about per cent on present market, so you would be gaining a full percentage point.

Incidentally why hold bonds if you want to build up current income. Either convert to Hs or cash them in and reinvest the money in some other current curity. income producing se- Q. I am retired, but would like to put $5,000 into speculation. What stocks would you suggest? A.

It's quite possible you have so much money that even in retirement you can afford to iose $5,000. If so you're going to have to risk it on your own I can't advise on speculation --and especially in retirement. Mr. Shulsky welcomes all reader mail and tries to include all problems of genera 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 addressed, stamped envelope care of Holland Evening Sentinel.

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Preston 5:30 Movie 7:00 Rifleman Combat 8:30 McHale's Navy 9:00 Greatest Show 10:00 11.15 Stocks Begin To Move Up NEW YORK (UPD Stock prices started perking up today after an indecisive opening. Volume also stepped up somewhat. Airlines, electronics, motors and selected special situation issues put renewed life into the market. The airlines, reacting to forecasts of improved earnings and market letter recommendations, were especially strong. Delta gained ZVa, National 1, Northwest Pan American I 1 TWA 1 and Western The aircraft manufacturers also were in demand.

Boeing rose North American 1 A and United Aircraft iy 8 American Telephone recovered from its low of the year, rising Ford and Chrysler each jumped iy 4 Ford reported early June car sales were a record. General Motors gained Dow Jones averages: 30 industrials 812.85 up 3.46; 20 rails 203.76 up 0.02; 15 utilities 142.01 up 0.41; 65 stocks 288.24 up 0.85. Standard and Poor's indexes: 425 industrials 84.81; 25 rails 45.47; 50 utilities 67.49; 500 stocks 79.95. NEW YORK (UPI)-Stocks: ACF Ind Vs Air Prods Alleg St Allegheny Power Allied Chemical 53 Alcoa American Airl 44 4 American Can 4 American Cyan 63 7 8 American Met Cl American Met Pd American Anaconda 4 Armco Steel Armour 43 4 Atchison 31 Bald Hm Bethlehem Steel 35 7 8 Boeing 51 Canada Dry Canadian Pacific Va Celanese 4 Ches Oh Chrysler 47 4 City Prd 4 Coca Cola 4 Collins 1 4 Comw Ed 4 Con Edis Cons Nat CMONSU PW Cont Can Crucible Douglas AC 24 Dow Chem Dupont Eastman 133 Eaton 41 El Bd Sh 4 Erie Lack Ford 52y 4 4 Gen Dynamics Gea Poods 84 Gen Motors 4 Goodrich Goodyear 4 Grace GT A Greyhound A Gulf Oil Ing Rand IBM Int Nickel Int 4 Isl Cr Coal Jones Laughh" 4 Jo yMfg 3iy 8 4 Kennecott Koppers Kroger 4 Lone Cm 4 Lorillard Mont Ward Nat Avia Nat Bisct Nat Dairy Nat Dist Nat Gypsum NY Cent Norf North Amer Av North Amer Coal Olin Math Pan A A Paramount Pic Parke Davis Penney Penn Pennsylvania RR Pepsi Cola Phillips Pittsburgh Plate Gl Pittsburgh Steel Procter Gamble Pullman Pure Oil RCA Reynolds Met Reynolds Tobacco Richfield Schenley Schering Sears Roebuck Simonds Sinclair Socony Mobil So Ry Sperry Rand Standard Brand Standard Oil Cal Standard 0il Ind Standard Oil NJ Stewart Warner Studebaker Swift Texaco Thompson Timken Trans A Union Carbide United Aircraft United Air Lines United Fruit United Gas Imp United States Smelt United States Steel Western Union Westing Elec Wheeling Steel White Motor Woolworth Xerox Cp Zenith 48 35 7 8 47V 8 Vi 73 2 83 4 4 20 8 66 4 5iy 8 8 33 36 4 3, Mercury Ranges Near Normal DETROIT (UPI)-The five-day weather forecast: Southern Lower Michigan: Temperatures will average near normal. Normal high 79-82, normal low 55-59.

Little temperature change through Thursday. Warmer Friday and Saturday. Precipitation will total one-half to one inch in showers about Friday and Saturday. Northern Lower Michigan: Temperatures will average two to three degrees below normal. Normal high 75-79, normal low 47-55.

Cool through Thursday. Warmer Friday and Saturday. Precipitation will total around one-half inch in showers about Friday and Saturday. Youth Held in Fatal Shooting Sunday SAGINAW (UPD -Authorities today held a 19-year-old youth for investigation of homicide in the fatal shooting of another teen-ager early Sunday morning. The victim was Casimero Es- ainosa, 18, who died of a bullet in the back of the head.

Held was Gilberto Alejando, 19, who was named as the assailant by companions of Espinosa. 'GOOD EVENING THIS IS OAK FINANCIAL" Loans and up to 36 months to pay. JUST CALL 394-8551 "Bring your financial problems to Oak wmiriu Just 3) OAK 511 Chicago Or. (M-21) Hewlett Will Seek Court Post GRAND RAPIDS (UPD -Attorney Robert G. Hewlett today announced his candidacy for the new Michigan Court of Appeals for the 3rd District in the Sept.

1 primary. Hewlett, former president of the Grand Rapids Bar Association, has long been active in labor relations law and air transportation. He is well known as an arbitrator of labor disputes throughout the Middle West and is a' member of the National Academy of Arbitrators of the panels of the American Arbitration Association and Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. Hit-Run Auto Damages Lawns and Power Pole The lawns in front of the homes of Arie Matthysse, of 570 Port Sheldon and Peter Punt, of 557 Port Sheldon and a power pole were damaged Sunday when a car went out of control about 5 a.m. Ottawa county sheriff's deputies are seeking the car and its driver who left the scene before deputies could be called.

Deputies said the car apparently left Port Sheldon Rd, went across Matthysse's lawn, went across the road into the power pole, and then drove over Punt's lawn to get back on the highway. Yale Man Wins Two Academic Prizes NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPI)A Yale University senior and Rhodes Scholar from Ann Arbor, Sunday won two of the five top senior class prizes for academic achievement. Thomas D. Rowe won the Warren Memorial prize for the highest rank in scholarship, with a four-year average of 92.3.

Asks For Court Ruling On New Tax Bill BERKLEY (UPD Mayor eorge Kuhn today asked Gov. eorge Romney to get a State Supreme Court ruling on part of the new uniform city income tax bill. Kuhn is head of the Vigilance Tax Committee, a group of su- surban Detroit officials organized two years ago to fight the Detroit income tax. Driver Is Ticketed Linda L. Sikkel, 16, was ticketed by Holland police for failure to yield the right of way Saturday after her car collided with a car driven by Betty J.

Jaas, 31, of Ann Arbor, at Harrison Ave. and 19th St. No in- uries were reported. Markets GRAND RAPIDS MARKET EGGS: Paying prices at farm for white eggs graded bases as computed by Grand Rapids dealers: Grade large, 24-27c; medium, lE-18c; small, 10-13c; ungraded, 22c. POULTR Paying prices for live" Michigan poultry delivered to local dealers: Fryers, 15-17c; Roasters, 18-19c; Leghorn fowl, 5c; Rock fowl, 18e.

FRUITS AND VEGETABLES APPLES: Spies, crate. ASPARAGUS; Doz. No. 1, f2.25. CABBAGE: Bushel, 12.00.

GREEN ONIONS: Doz. bunchei, GOc. GREENS: Bushel--Turnips, Mustard, $1.50, 10 Ib. basket, $1.50. LETTUCE: Leaf, 10 Ib.

basket, outdoor. Bibb, 5 Ib. basket, $1.50. Romaine, 10 Ib. basket, head, dozen, RADISHES: Doz.

bunchei, 60-TOc. RHUBARB: Half bushel, crate. SPINACH: Crate, STRAWBERRIES: 16 qt. crate, GQUASH: Summer, 10 Ib. basket, Zucchini.

$2.50. TOES: Greenhouse, 8 lb. No. 1 large. medium.

sir.all, a roughs, $1.75. LOCAL MARKET CHICKENS, Heavy Ib 18c BROILERS: Heavy Ib 15-16c ROASTERS 25c LEGHORNS 8c EGGS: Farm White, doz. 20-22c LIVESTOCK HOGS: Choice, 190-200 16c; 200-250 400 UD. ISc. CATTLE: Good and choice steers, heifers, 22-25c; fair beef cows, canner cows, 10-14c; heavy bulls, 17-20c.

CALVES: Choice top price: 36c; good, 34-37c; common, 25-30C. BEEF HIDES: 3c; No. 1 Horse Hides, $2.00 each. GRAIN MARKET WHEAT $1.87 CORN 1.24 RYE 1.00 OATS 76c Backs Into Another Car William F. Cutler, 17, of Grand Rapids was ticketed for improper backing by Ottawa county deputies Sunday after his car collided with a car driven by Robert W.

De Vries, 54, also of Grand Rapids, at the entrance to the tennis courts in Macatawa Park, just west of Jesiek Bros. Ship Yard on South Shore Dr. Gas Talks Resume DETROIT (UPD Negotiations were scheduled to resume today in an effort to settle the nine-day-old Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. strike. Begin Safety Check Plan LANSING (UPD--About 7,000 Michigan service stations have begun a campaign to check 1.5 million vehicles for safety, the Michigan oil industry announced today.

The free safety check program is being inaugurated at the request of Gov. George Romney, who said earlier this year such initiative by the petroleum industry could help cut Michigan's traffic death toll. "Two minutes could save a lifetime if that two minutes revealed that a car's brakes were below minimum efficiency or that a tire was about to blow out," Romney said. The oil industry said its program will follow the two-minute theme and that participating stations will display poster advertising the safety check service. William Palmer, executive director of the group, said the car checks will include lights, windshield wipers, brakes, glass condition, steering, mirrors and tires.

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