Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 56

IWW'TlMtjTlfflll'r'lll'lIrl IlltiWIWifflilfiWfli E-16 THE STATE JOURNAL Sept. 5, 1963 Lamina, alhthtgaa VFW Providing Fanners Willi i vy.l,Jy.J:;-r'l 'l'l'' -IW Thursday Television Reflector Tape For Bicycles Hold Feed XPWfifc Salle L73C Dakotas C3 SaW Encauntar Hucklabarry Hound PORTLAND With school and children riding their bi NFO Seeks lo Force Grain Prices Higher 7:30 cycles to school, the VFW Post of Portland is going to pass out CORNING. Iowa (UPI) The Buy 1st Cal. for 6.95 2nd Gal. Only Ic rellector tape, to all bicycle owners, at Powers Park, Sept.

21, beginning at 9 a.m. in the morn militant National Farmers Organization (FNO), which last summer staged a five-week market rebellion on livestock, today launched a holding action de Fair Exchange lg Chackmata Award Ttuatar Ouie and Harriot Wida Country Wagon Train Hannasay ing. -Members of the post and Police Latex Semi-Gloss Gloss Exterior Basement Porch Deck Spar Varnish White Colors Chief Jim Nowak will be on hand signed to keep feed grains off the market. to pass out the tape and brochures procurred from the Safety Council of Lansing. The action was ordered Wednes 8:00 day by NFO president Oren Lee Members of the VFW will also Staley, who said it was aimed ai "cutting off the lifeline" of grain, QC Porry Mason Town Moating ffl Donna Road give out rellector tape at the Shaw-Rivett Store in Muir and at livestock and dairy processors.

Russ Super Market, Lyons, on Effects of the new boycott were the same date at the same time not expected to be felt immedi 3:30 ately. Station iiih the ncbt a Bake tost moment chance. riM Statu Journal publlahea tbra ehanaaa whan Bouticd by tha sta-bona. WJBK-TV. Detroit WKZO-TV.

Kalamjio WWJ-TV. Dstrott WNEM-TV, Bay Ot JIM-TV. Lansing WXYZ-TV, Detroit WOOD-TV. Grand Rapid QC WWTV. Cadillac Qi) WILXTV.

Jack ton WMSB. Lansing CD WJRT. Flint 6:00 QQOQQC Nw, Waathar, Sports fVUrkat and Bisintss (Q Advanrura Thaatar Nawi, Waathar, Sports Sports Saa Hunt 4:15 QQQ Ntws, Waathar, Sports Aid Lesss in South The NFO will concentrate iirst Dr. Kildara CD taava If ta Baavor WALLPAPER 190-29)! -390 up Values to $1 .25 TRIMMED FREE Wallpaper Factory Outlet 311 N. Washington IV 9-5210 Daily 9 to 5:30 Mon.

and Fri. Evenings Until 9 Customer Parking at Rear of Store on soybeans, and move to other crops as they are ready tor Har ATLANTA There is less scholarship aid available in the South per college-age student than in the rest of the United States. 9:00 vest. The plan calls for members of And. since the average family in QQO Twilight Zona CD MX Thrta Sons QC Movia come in the South is lower than the 19-state farm organization to withhold soybeans, corn and grain sorghum from market until the NFO signs contracts for high in any other region, the South's 1 need of scholarships is the great 9:30 est.

er prices with processors. SEEKS VERBAL CONTROL Along with the withholding ac tion, members were being asked 1 to sign grain sales agreements which would give NFO leaders CD Livstly Onas I coto I CD McHala's Navy 10:00 QQQ Nursss QQO Sum mar Special CD Prsmiara Chackmata (Ar Wlrrphuto) virtual control of the marketing LINDA GAIL BAUCUM Brings Tannis Shoos Along of soybeans. 6:30 The agreements authorize NFL officials to sell members' soy 11:00 Lucky Sneakers Miss Louisiana's Talent Togs beans "at not less than $2.75 a bushel," Staley said. That is about 11 cents above the nominal quotation Wednesday on the Chicago cash grain market. LOAMS to $1,000 AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 6.

1963 BY COMING TO US FIRST "Shut the granary door, Staley ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. (AP) Ann Cathey of Monroe, with Linda said. "If the market wants the Gail the first runnerup. QaOQOQO QC CD CD Naws, Waathar.

Sports 11:10 Movwt 11:20 Movia CD Movia 11:25 Movia QQQOC Nowt-Crenkita What's Now ffl Ntws, Waathar, Sports 4:40 Good Nows of tha Day t.Ai QQO Naws Huntlay Brink lay Naws Cochran Cennia Dycu 7:00 Patar Gunn Highway Patrol art Gaoroa Piarrot I coio Yes, folks, Linda Gail has her tennis shoes with her at the Miss grain it can bring the crowbar a fair price to farmers. Came the time for crowning and the winner, tearfully taking Harvesting of soybeans begins America pageant here. the microphone from the emcee, The only question remaining for shocked the audience with the an the sparkling blonde who next week in some parts of the NFO membership area. Old crop grains already in storage are included in the "store and hold" program. nouncement she would rather marry her college sweetheart the Miss Louisiana crown, Linda 11:30 than be Miss Louisiana.

Gail Baucum, is: So the crown went to Linda A successful boycott, Staley Will the luck of her battered Gail. ark uIIiImmm Oii. HIJUU old pair of tennis shoes help her doors. I coio I Linda Gail's tennis shoes got into the act after she won the win the Miss America crown? You can combine two $500 Loans into ONE $1,000 And SAVE MONEY! Make Your Arrangements Now! Miss Sprinehill title. said, "will siphon from normal market channels a sufficient percentage of the soybean crop to leave the NFO the only volume seller of soybeans by spring or early summer 1964." OUTLINES GOALS She'll give the lucky shoes the big test when she steps up for her part in the talent competition "When I started practicing for the Louisiana contest.

Stava Allan CD Tonight I c6l6 1 1:00 Potar Gunn Bast of Croucha CD CD Nows, Waathar 1:05 Highway Patrol It Adds Up Fnday night. used an old pair of tennis shoes," a aa "Ha she recalled. "The bottoms of the shoes are worn smooth, which Staley said the immediate goal is a signup of agreements covering 50 million bushels of soybeans' Oawao" Linda Gail 18 years old, feet 6, and 35-22-35 used the tennis shoes one of them with holes worn in the toe in her dance number in the Miss Louisiana Chart- tCMUClO helps me move freely through the DUPONT i 1 LUCITE PAINT S495J I Inttrior Oant Walt Buy Now I Corey Glass. Inc. 1 2504 E.

Michigan Ava. 1 I Phum IV S-T2S1 ar IV 5-7242 1 Oaun Daily Sat. till Noon jumping and sliding in my dance within the next two The number." ultimate goal is 200 million bush pageant. els signed up by the time harvest She decided that the worn old sneakers had to go with her to For Quick Courteous Service See A survey of restaurant custom ers, conducted by one foodmak Atlantic City. The tennis shoes, along with her own good looks and talent, and an assist from cupid, carried her to the Miss Louisiana title over is completed.

Withholding grain, Staley said, "can be more forceful in the mar She'll not only wear them in the er. shows that the average amount of money spent for TIME LOANS: talent competition, but, she says: ket place than holding actions on the wishes of the judges. breakfast was 77 cents for lunch, $1.19, and for dinner, $2.16. "I'll paint my toenail red and let livestock and milk, and in the The choice of the judges for the it show through the hole. end can be the controlling factor 2110 N.

LARCH ST. (US-27 North) Miss Louisiana crown was Judith 7n in getting contracts on all com modities." TVMt DRIVE-IN FREE OFFICESIDE PARKING ivies He said the NFO would contin Radio Specials PHONE IV 5-2249 THURSDAY ue to press for higher prices in 11:10 p.m.. Ch. 3: THE GIRL Ml WKAR-FM WILS WJIM I2 WMRT Jt'l IN WHITE (1952)-June Allyson. WJIM-'M n.i WMRT-FM ....100.

7.J I 9.7 WJR 740 WSWM-FM I Arthur Kennedy. Also VACA a FULL HOUR of the dairy and livestock industries. Insurance Protection More than 75 per cent of the U.S. population in 14 states now is covered by health insurance, with New York State topping the list with 90.7 per cent coverage. WJR Nl WWJ OS WKAR 170 WWJ-FM tJ.l NOT! TO LISTENERS! Matt ara-rammlna la davotad to racardad minlc and aowi broadcasts.

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thru Thurs. a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. to p.m.

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Though For Today; 13 noon. Paul Harvey. Newss 132S p.m.. Market Reports; 4:38. Bob Con-sldlne: 4.

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Uw-eU Thomas: 11. -05, jau inter! ode. WMRT: :50 a.m.. Farm: 8:55. raul Harvey.

t. Brrakfast Cluht 1130. Thonrht For Today: It soon, raul Harvey. p.m.. Market 4:38.

Bob Considlne: Paul Harvey, News: Tom Harmon. Sports. WllJt: :55 a.m.. Farm Market! a. In the Packaroundt :5.

Mornlna rrayrri 7:05 a.m.. Family Medlta-talloa. WSHM-FM Friday 10:30 a.m.. Woman's World i 7:10. Flnaaclal News: 7:15.

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