BUFFALO COURIER EXPRESS, Friday, November 2, 1963 SALES NOV. I AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE YEAR AGO $960,000 $1,622,140 NEW YORK (AP) -Following is a complete list of stock-bond transactions on the American tock Exchange Thursday. Sales Net (hds.) High Low Last Chg. Aber Pet Al 30 Acme Ham Acme Mis Acme Prec Acme Admir Plas .20 Aerojet 1.75t- Aeronca Mf Aid Invest Airpt .30 Ala Pw pf 4.20 250. Alan Wood All All Alaska Sta Am Airl Prop Eng BuAlleg Airl Alleg Cp wt Allied Art Allied Art pf .55 Allied Pap Almar .36 Alsco Alcoa pf 3.75• 2200 Ambass Oil Am Electron Am Int Al 12 Am MARC Am PetrofA Am Seal Am WriP 1.60a 2350 Andrea Rad .50 Ang -Wupp Anken Ch 69 Ansul.
Ch .80 Apollo Ind AppPw pf4.50 z70 Argus Inc 52 ArkLaGas Armour wt Arnold Alt 13 Asamera 13 Assd Svc 13 Assd Laund .121 Assd 24 Assd Test Astrex Inc 14 Atico Fin Atl CL Co 2.40a Atl del Golfo Atlas Min .371 Atlas Cp wt Atlas Gen viAtlas Sew Audio Dev Aurora Pla .751 Auto Rad Avien Avis Ind Ayrsh Coll 1b Bailey Sel 174 Baker Ind .871 Bald Mont Bald Mont pf1 Bald Sec vi Bar Chris 29 Barg Town Barnes Eng Bartons Baruch Fost Oil 12 Bearings .60 Beck Shoe Bell Can 2.20 Belock Inst Benrus .30 Berkey. Photo Bickfds la z100 Berksh Fr ..36 Bethlehem Cp Birdsboro Blauners 10 Bloom Bid .50 28 Bloss Hyd 5 Bohack .501 Bohack pf 5.50 z100 Borne Chem Bowl Cp .24 Brad Foote Brandy Braz Breeze Trac Cp 2 Br Am Oil BrColPw 18.70y 28 Brit Pet 159 5 Brown Co .40 18 Brown FA 2 Brown. FB .406 8 Brown. F. pf.40 BSF Co Budg Fin .40 Budg Budg CV pf pf .60 .60 Buell Ind Bunk Hill Burma Burnell Burr JP Butlers Sh .60 BVD.
13 Cabol Ent 20 .50 CalEIPw .88 Cameo PRecA 2 CampbChib 8 Camp Mch CanSoPet 43 3 Carrera 5 COn Ex 38 Hmstd 40 Can Husky 541 7 11-16 Cdn Ind Gas 3 Con Javelin' 51 Con Marc Can Prop Can WIll Canav Int Cap Bdcst CapCityPd1 Carey Catalin Cen Hadley Cen PAL of Cen Secur Century El Century Geo Charter Oil Cherry Bur Chief Mng Christiana Oil Chromel Cinerama Circuit Fall CKP Dev Clark Con Clary Cp Clopay CP. .10 Club Pd Coast COils Cohu Elect Colon Cp .30 Colon Sd Comi Met .308 Commun Dis CommPSv 1.20 Compo Sh Compu Dyne Connelly ,10 Con Diesel Con New Pac Con Con Sun Ray Cont .350 CtConnA .506 ContMater Cont Vend Cooper Jar Colt Bev Cont NE Courtaulds .200 6 Crane Carr 20 Creole 2.60a 15 Crose Un. Crown Drug 19 Cubic Cp Cutter A 3 478 833 1 3. 3 1012- 3212 2534 15-16 15-16 15-16 15-16 15-16 814- 4912 15-16 15-16 15-16 3 113. 103 58 58 1034 10 412 113 113 1138- 35 35 35 8 1 177 10 10 10 1 15-16 738 19 2 2'2 234.
748 15-16 5 9 9 7-8 1452 734 13-16 10 10 10 3 1-16 3 1-16 11-16 3 15-16 6 5-16 7 5-16 SES: 11-16 9-16 13-16 45 13-16 13-16 6 13-16 6 34. vi Davega Str Davidson Dayco A 2 z80 vI Dejay DenMfgA 13 173 Destlu Devon Oils 28 13-16 Dialight Cp .240 Dielectric Dilberts Diversey .60 Dome Pet Dom .40 Dom Tar .80 Dorr Oliv .60. 113 Draper 1.50 Ex :25 Drug Fair Duro Test 7 7 Duval Sul 1.40 Dynalect Can Frt East Sta Cp 15 Echlin Mfg Sta pf8 6k 164 Edo Crop 1.12t Deatha BAUMLER- Florence M. Kaufman, of 31 W. Northrup Nov.
1, 1962, wife of the late Joseph E. Baumier; mother of Mrs. William E. (Marie) Sargent, Mrs. Frank A.
(Florence) Glose of Grand Island, and the late Elmer E. Baumler; also survived by seven grandchildren. Friends received 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. at the Funeral Home, 3135 Main at Highgate, where funeral will be held Monday at 9:30 a.m., and St. Joseph's! Church at 10 o'clock.
214 BECK- -Pearl of 21 Stilwell Kenmore, Nov. 1, 1962, wife of the late Laurence L. Beck; mother of Donald L. of Portland, Oregon, Paul L. and Mrs.
Gordon (Barbara) Johnson; sister of Clifford W. of Toledo, and Henrietta of Long Beach, niece of Amelia Fuhrmann: also survived by five grandchildren. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. at the Bury Funeral Home 3070 Delaware where funeral services will be held Monday morning at 11 o'clock. Sentiment may be expressed through a contribution to the Heart Association.
Mrs. Noe, 87, Dies; Owned Bakery Shop Mrs. Mary Noe, 87, of 18 Eckert who formerly operated bakery shop for 31 years, died Thursday in Sisters Hospital after a brief illness. Mrs. Noe and her husband, Otto Noe, were in the bakery business at 237 Ontario St.
from 1895 until 1926. Her husband died in 1932. Mrs. Noe was lifelong Butfalo resident. She was a ber of All Saints Church Altar and Rosary Society, the Christian Mothers Sodality, the Ladies Christian! Benevolent Assn.
Auxiliary of the Knights of St. John. She was the mother of the Rev. Julius O. Noe who was pastor of St.
Mary Magdalene's Church, Fillmore and Urban. Fr. Noe died May 5. Survivors are two sons, Louis and Carl E. Noe; four daughters, Mrs.
Agnes Reif, Mrs. Joseph Redden, Mrs. Wayne Horton, all of Buffalo, and Mrs. Edward Arnold of Albany; 12 grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Prayers will be said at 9:30 Monday morning in the Stephan Funeral Home, 266 East followed by a Solemn Requiem Mass at 10 in All Saints Church, Esser and Henrietta.
Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Town of Tonawanda. John C. Wienand John C. Wienand, 79, of 728 Perry a Buffalo, patrolman for 35 years, died Thursday in Buffalo General Hospital.
Mr. Wienand, who retired in May, 1953, was appointed a patrolman April 15, 1917. He resigned from the force a week later to return to his boilermaker trade, then was reappointed a patrolman 11, 1918. He served at Broadway and Franklin St. stations.
His only survivor is a brother, former Police Lieut. Charles F. Wienand, who retired in 1956. He was a member of the Erie Club and Buffalo Lodge 846, which will conduct Masonic services at 3 Sunday afternoon at the Oscar Witte Funeral Home, 1294 Fillmore Ave. Funeral services will be at 2 Monday afternoon at the funeral home, followed by burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Joseph F. Strasser Joseph F. Strasser, 77, of 906 Orchard Park West Seneca, a former retail meat market proprietor in Lackawanna for 30 years, died Thursday in Mercy Hospital. Mr. Strasser operated a meat market in Ridge Rd.
near South Park Lackawanna, until retiring in 1937. He was born in Germany and lived in Altadena, for three came to A this country at 18. He years before returning here in 1951. Surviving are a son, Frank J. Strasser of Buffalo; a daughter, Mrs.
Edward J. Babski, West Seneca; four grandchildren and a great-grandchild. A Solemn Requiem Mass will be conducted at 9:30 Monday Grace Church, Maryvale morning in Mother, of Divine Cheektowaga, after prayers at 9 in the O'Connell Funeral Home, 2286 South Park Ave. WEBR Visited By USIA. Aide Wimon Siddhipraneet, an assistant U.S.
information officer in Thailand, Thursday visited the studios of The Courier-Express radio station, WEBR, at 23 North St. as part of a tour to learn of mass communications in this country. Based in Thailand, he assists in the preparation of U.S. Information Agency casts to northern, Thailand: His visit to the been arranged by the Buffalo World Hospitality Assn. He will visit Niagara Falls today.
He residing Hotel Westbrook and will leave here Saturday. More Industry Termed Notices Received Until 1:30 a.m. Card of Thanks DURST -The family of the late Oral Durst wishes to thank their many friends, pallbearers, ministers, neighbors, friends, Rev. Engler, Iona Lodge No. 60 Lackawanna Chapter, Eastern Star No.
502, Unity Sisterhood Dames of Malta and Kennedy Mortuary for their kindness and thoughtfulness shown them during their recent bereavement. NATHANIEL DURST. In Memoriam DESMOND- In loving memory of Wil. liam who. passed away 16 years ago today, Nov.
2, DAUGHTERS. BENINGHOF -John of Proctor, Oct. 31, 1962, beloved husband of Charlotte (nee Domalski), dear stepfather of Mrs. John (Eleonore) Niewiemski and H. M.
C. Leonard (June) Piernik, U.S.N.; grandfather of eight grandchildren; brother of Frederick and the late Florence Stark, Raymond, William, Roy and Harold Beninghof. Friends may call at the Pacer Funeral Home, 1275 Sycamore from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Funeral services will be held Saturday at. 11 a.m.
Friends invited. Mr. Beninghof was a member of Truck Drivers Local No. 375. 112 BROWN- Genevive of 98.
Somerton, Kenmore, N. beloved wife of the late Herbert mother of Herbert B. and Raymond Brown. Also survived by 2 grandchildren and .4 great-grandchildren. Funeral from the Leo Lynett Funeral Home, 454 Englewood, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
Friends invited to. attend. Interment at Forest Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call from 2-4, 7-9. 213 -Salvadore of 539 Busti Ave.
suddenly in Buffalo, Oct. 30, 1962, husband of Jessie Vara Ciminella; father of Mrs. Vincent (Joan)' Tomasulo, Mrs. Felix (Mae) Messina and Mrs. Joseph (Mary Ann) Nasca; brother of Mrs.
Peter Tempio, Mrs. Rose Bushway, Anthony, Michael, Mrs. Sebastian Palermo and the late Joseph Ciminella; also survived by nine grandchildren. Friends may call at the Rubino Funeral' Home 271 Porter Ave. where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 10:15 and at Holy Cross Church at 11 o'clock.
Flowers gratefully declined. Friends are invited to attend. Mr. Ciminella was a member of the Holy Name Society of Holy Cross Church and the Vallelunga Club. 112.
CREENAN- Oct. 31, 1962, of 744 Starin Town of Tonawanda, beloved husband of Helen E. (nee Greene); brother Frances Creenan and Mrs. Stephen M. Ulrich.
Funeral from Wm. A. Rolling Funeral Home, 3000 Delaware at Tremont, Monday morning at 9 o'clock and from St. John the Baptist Church (Englewood Ave.) at 9:30. Friends are invited.
Mr. Creenan was a member of the Rotary Club, Buffalo Athletic. Club and St. John's Holy Name Society. Family will be present from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
114 CUCKOVICH-Mile (Mike), of 158 Riverdale Town of Tonawanda, N.Y. Oct. 31, 1962, brother of the late Leo Cuckovich; uncle of Michael Cuckovich and Mrs. Carmen (Julia) Mancuso; cousin of Ilia Cuckovich of Steelton, Pa. Friends received at Slotiuk FUneral Home, 102 Amherst from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.
where funeral will be held Saturday at p.m. and at St. Stephen's Serbian Orthodox Church at 2 p.m. Friends invited. 112 DEPEW- Rose Truckenbrod, formerly of 712 Ashland in Buffalo, N.Y., Oct.
31, 1962, wife of the late George L. Depew; mother of George L. Depew grandmother of Douglas B. and Peter J. Depew; sister of August G.
Truckenbrod and the late Ernest Truckenport, Frieda T. Barnwell and Minnie T. Heitzer. Calls may be made at the Steck; Lockwood and Clark Funeral Home, 2775 Main 2-4 and 7-9 o'clock, where funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Mrs.
was a member of the w.S.C.S. of Central Park Methodist Church. 112 DORFER- Clara J. (nee Knowlton Schugardt), Oct. 31, 1962, of 267 Kenmore, N.
wife of the late Frank J. Dorfer; daughter of the late Charles and Catherine Schugardt. Funeral from Wm. Rolling Funeral Home, 3000 Delaware at Tremont, Saturday afternoon at. 2 o'clock.
Friends are invited: The family will be present from 3-5 and 7-9. 113 EVANS-Mary F. (nee Meegan). Oct. 30, 1962, of 91 Vincennes Buffalo, wife of the William J.
Evans; daughter of the late Stephen J. Meegan and the late Mary (Molly) Malone Meegan: sister of Joseph C. and Vincent S. Meegan. Friends may call at the Curtin Cusack Funeral Home, 1189 Ridge Lackawanna, from 1-5 and 7-11, where the funeral.
will take place Saturday morning at 9. o'clock and at 10 o'clock at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Deceased was a member of the Altar Rosary Society. Friends invited. 3112 FRANKLIN -Eunice Nov.
1 in Tampa, Fla. wife of the late Wilson. G. mother of George East Aurora, N.Y., John Tampa, Fla. and Lt.
Col. Robert B. Franklin, Denver, Colo. Funeral services will, be held in Tampa, Fla. GOYETTE.
-Joseph Oct. 31, 1962, of 762 Beach. Cheektowaga, beloved husband of Loretta E. Warning Goyette; brother of Ernst of Worcester, Dr. Charles Goyetfe.
M.D. of Barre, Arthur and Robert of Burlington, Dr. Edwin Goyette M.D. of Cleveland, 0., Mrs. Jahn Tobin of Taftville, Mrs.
Clyde Boiselle, Sr: Mary DiPazzi and Sr. Mary Louise, Order of Sisters. of Mercy of Burlington, Mrs. William Serow of Brooklyn, N. Y.
and the late Mrs. R. Lanou. Friends may call at: the Leo Sauer Funeral Home 1933 Kensington funeral Saturday at 9:15. Requiem Mass at Infant of Prague Church at 10 a.m.
Deceased was member of the Holy Name. Family present 2-5 and 7-10. 112. HENNESSEY -Richard H. of 151 Virgil in Buffalo, Oct.
31, 1962, beloved husband of Violet M. Clark Hennessey; father of Richard C. Hennessey; grandfather of Richard M. and Patrick C. Hennessey; son of Richard J.
and the late Delia Hennessey; brother of Mrs. Margaret: Murphy, Mrs. Earl (Mary) Hanlon, Mrs. Eugene (Lillian) Haley, Mrs. John (Dorothy) Burton, the Rev.
James J. Hennessey, SJ, of the Philippine Islands and the late Mrs. Frank (Helen) Rauls. Friends may call at the Ray Meyer Funeral Home, 2278 Main St. (opp.
Dewey Ave.) from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. where funeral will be held Saturday morning. at 10:30 and from Holy Spirit Church 11:15 o'clock. Friends Invited. 112 HORVATH- -Frank of Ross Oct.
31,: 1962, husband of Mary Bauer vath; father of Mrs. Clarence Smith, Paul and Frank J. Horvath; grandfather. of four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; prother of the late Anna Galos. Friends may call at the James E.
Grace Funeral Home, 335 Ontario near. Crowley, where services will be held Saturday morning at 9:45 and, in All Saints Church at 10:15 o'clock. Friends invited. Family will be present 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. 112 McCAULLEY-Clara B.
(nee White) Oct. 30, 1962, of 491 Babco*ck wife of the late William McCaulley; mother of James G. Moser and Ralph D. Mosher; sister of Lewis A. White of Elma, N.
and grandmother of Daniel and William R. Funeral from the Ernest Wedekindt Funeral Home 5 Walden at Genesee, Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Friends- are invited. Mrs. McCaulley was member of Star of America Sister Local No.
34 Dames of Malta. 112 MILLER -Barbara, of 45 Erskine Nov. 1962, wife of the late George mother of Mrs. Herman Lange; of Mrs. Catherine Hooker and the John, Henry and Andrew Klee and Mrs.
Schillo. The family friends from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. at the Sieck Mast Funeral Home 1009 Kensington neral' will be held 1 p.m. invited. E.
Miller Deaths Sales Net (hds.) High Low Last Cry. Giannini Giant Yel 63 Gilbert 14 14 Gilchrist 11 Glass-Tite DisB .70 4 Glen Globe Sec .40 13 Goldfield Goodway Prt 1.20 Gorham Cp Gray Mfg Gt Amind Gt Bas Pet 33 Gt. Lak Chem GtW Prod .10 Greer Hyd Grid Freeh 13-16 Griesed Grow Cp Guerdon Guerdon wt Gulf Am. Ld 654 1:371 20 Gulton Ind 26 26. Am Hall Lamp Ham Electro 83 Hardeman Harn Corp .371 Harnisch Hartfld St 6 Hartf El 3.
76 Harv Rad Harv Str 43 Hastings 678 Haven. Ind 7-16 Hazel Bish 57 Hebrew Nat HeclaM .50 1312 Heinicke 834 HelenaR 1.30 Heli Coil 21 Helmer Herc Gal HigbieMf Highway Tr Hilton Hot wt Hoe Co Hoe Co A Hoffm Intl 33 Hofm Ind Hollint 7s73 87 Holly Holly Str Home Fin HomeOilA .25 10 Home Oil '19 19 -pf 5 250 95 95 95 5.50 260 Hoskins Mf 1.60a 3 28 28 28 Hudson Vit .70 Hycon Mfg 28 3 3 Hydromatics Hydrometals 12 HygradeF IMC Mag Imp Ch 7 13-16 Imp Oil 1.20a Imp Tb Ca Inland Cred 1.12t 16 161 Inland: Hom InsN Am 1.80 11 78. Int Brew 36 Int Prod Int Stretch 20 Inves Roy Ipco Hosp Sup Irving Air Israel A Oil 3-16 Jeff Const Pet Asb' Jeff Jupiter Cp Kaiser Ind v. Kaltman 22 Katz Drug 10 123 .84 Kawecki 1.12f Kilembe Cop 9-16 9-161 -Kingst Pd Kin Ark Oil 1 Kinney Svc Kirby Pet 16 2378 Kirk Miner 5-16 5-16-1-16 Kirk Natus 3 Kleer-Vu Klin St Klion, HL 26 5 Kratter A 1.69 31 Kulka Smith 24 Rad L'Aigion Lake Sh Lamb Ind Sess 14 Larchfield Lease Plan Int Lefc Real 9-16 9-16 LeTourn z10 LibFab 1.12t 22 16 16 Lith Am 678 LithAm Livings Livings Oil LoralEI LouisSher LaGas Sv .72 37 1 LaLand 2 65 65 Lucky Fri 1.40 LundyEl LynchCp Mactad Bart Mack Trk wt. Macke Vend .45 Mackey Air Macoid .20 Magellan Pet Magna Oil MePSvc 1 Majest Sp Mallory Ran Mansf Maryld Cup 12.5f 26 26 Massey .40 Maule Ind McCrory wt McCulloch Oil, Mead John .68 59 Menasco Merrill Isl Ther 1.20 Mich Chem Mich Sugar 8.
Micro Hone .100 Microwave Midw Inv .60 Midwn Fin' Mill Fact .60 Mill Wohl .10 Milo Elect Min Can Mo Kan ct Mohawk Air 413 Molyb Can Molybden .371 Molybden wt Monog Prec MonPw pf4.40 93 93 93 MontWdA 7 z20 Morse Pd Mt Clem 7 .90 243 Mov Star 334 Movielab A Muntz TV MuskPRing Muskog 1.30e Muter Co Napco Ind A ..371 Natl Alf Deh Natl BellH Natl Bowl Natl Casket 250 National Co Nat El Wel .60 NatEq Rent 11 11 Nat Pet 1 15-16 Nat Research Nat Roll Mill 612 Nat Rub 40 40 Nat Telefilm 78 Nat Un Elec Nat Video A .50 15 Nedicks .20 81 8 Needham. Pk 85 Nelly Don: .72 Nest Le M. .20 Idria 9-16 Zinc .620 27 27 New Pk Mng Auct 32 32 Hon 1.40b Nickel Rim 5-16 5-16 5-16, Noma Cp ramco So z80 1 SERE No Rankin Sales Net (hds.) High Low Last Chg. PresReaA Reall .60 Preston M. Proct.
Silex Prophet Progress Co Mf Prov Gas 3.56 PubSCol pf 4.25 250 Puer Ric Tel 1.80 Purit Spt Pyle Nat .56 Quebec Pw 1.60 225 Radiation .25 xd Ramer Ind Rapid Am Rayette Real Inv 1.20 20 20 Va Real Prop .96 Realty Eq Reda Pump 23 23 23 Reeves Brd Reeves Snd Reinsur Reis Relian 2.40 250 6534 Rem Repub Rep Ind Resistoflex Restaur As Rio Algom Rio Algom Rio Gr .16 Rift Fin .28 Robin Tech .40 Rogers Rollins Brd 40 12 12 Roosevelt Roose Rac Ross Prod Rowld Pd .24 Roxbury C1.40 Royal Am Royalite RUSCO Ind RussF Ave Salem Bro SDiego. pf 1.12 Savoy Ind Sarcee Pet 19. Screen Gems Sbd Air Scurry Rain Sealectro NE Seaporcel Sec Pet 61 Seeburg Cp 12 Seeman Br .501 Sel Latz .80 Servo Cp Servomech SetonLea z50 Shaw Wat 16 SherwWm 3 10 Siboney Cp 2 5-16 5-16 Signal Oil A 18 Silv Crk 11-16 Silv Miller Silyray Lt 2 Simmon Bd pt z100 Simpson ,80 2 SincVen Oil 210 Slick Cp Sonotone 11 SossMfg SoPennOil 2 13 31 pf1.19 SCE4.32pf 1.08 Cal Pet So Pipe 5 So Ut Spen Shoe '1032 wt Sports Ar vi Stahl Mey Std Metals Std Prod Std Thom vi Stanrock 1 Star Ind .80 20 Starret Cp Statham In Steel Can .60 Stelma StepChem 1.50f 15 StephanCo Sterl Al Pd Sterl Prec 23 Stetson la 34 Stop Shop 18 Strong Cobb Struth Wells Sunset Intl vi Supercrete Supronics Swanee Pap. Sym Way wt Syntex Cp 28 Talon A 1.20 6 1.20 Tampa El .88 Taylor Int Tech Mater EN 19 Tech, Oper 16. Technicol Tel-A-Sign Telectro Ind Teleprom eleregist Telev Ind Tenney Eng Term Hud .24 Texam Oil 9-16 Texstar 11-16 Text Inc wt 93 Thew Shov Thomp Star Thom St pf Tob Sec Tol Ed pf4.25 250 90 90 90 Tow Univ Town Photo Trans Lux TWA wt Transpt A 3.06 Trav-Ler Tri Cont wt.
2434 Triang .220 Unexcell Ch Stk Yd 1.40 20 20 Un Airc Pd Unit Asb 334 Un Can 0 1 1-16 1 1-16-1-16 Un US Ceram .30 US Nat Gas Un Stkyds .18 43- Un Contain .30 Un Control .20 Univ -Mar Valspar Valve Cp Venture Cap Victoreen 734 Viewlex .12 Vinco Cp Va Dare Valr .50 Vita Food .60 VTR Inc Walth Prec Knapp Webb Wentwth pf6k Chem Pd Westb Fash Wn Develop Wn Equit Wn Stk Inv .01 Wn Tab 1.15e Weyberg Sh 1.20 Whippany .60 White Int Wht Stag A 1 23 23 23 Whitmoyer Wichit Oil Wmhouse Wms Bros Williams, RC Wms McW .121 Wilshire Oil 8 23-16 2 1-16 2 Wilson Br 5 5 WilBr pf1.25 z100 NM .80 2250 17 17 Wright 11-16 Yonk Race .621 Zap Off-Sh Zapata Pet BONDS Alsco 25 25 Appal. El 94 94 94 Bloom BosEd 91 BSF cv Con Vend 6576. Davega 26 26 DLW NJ 4593A Gen Build 6563 Gen Dev 6c75 88 88 88 GItAmLd 333 Kawecki 103 103 Mergen 15 Sales Net (hds.) High Low Last Chg. SoCalEd 3565 14 US Nat Gas 6577 .15 139 135 139 Wash Wat 2 99 99 99 Sales figures are unofficial. Rates of dividends in the foregoing table are annal disbursem*nts based on the last quarterly or semi-annual declaration.
Unless otherwise noted, special or extra dividends are not included. a -Also extra or extras. b- Annual rate plus stock dividend: or paid in 1961. plus stock dividend. -Declared or paid so far this year.
-Payable in stock during 1961, estimated cash value: on ex dividend or ex distribution date. -Paid last year. h- Declared or paid after stock dividend or split up. k- Declared or paid this year, an accumulative Issue with dividends in arrears. p- Paid this year, dvidend, omited, deferred or no action taken at last dividend meeting.
r- Declared or paid in 1962 plus stock dividend. -Payable In stock during 1962, estimated cash value or ex or ex-distribution date. -Liquidating dividend. full. Called.
xd -Ex dividend. xdis-Ex distribution. xr-Ex rights. -Without warrants. ww-With warrants.
-When distributed. wi-When Issued. nd -Next day delivery. wt -Warrants. ur -under rule.
vI -In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies. U.S. Government Bands NEW YORK (AP) -Closing over the counter U.S. Government Treasury bonds, bid, asked, net change and yield for Thursday. 62-59 Dec 99.30 100 2.23 65-60 100.2 100.4 1.59 63 99.23 99.25 2.78 35 65 100 100.2 2.95 98.24 98:28 66 100.24 100.28 3.48 3s 66 98.24 98.28 3.32 99.24 99.28 3.40 100 100.4 3.61 67-62 96.12 96.20 3.29 101 101.4 3.66 68 100.14.
100.18 3.64 68-63 94 94.8 3.55 69 Feb 101.6 101.10 3.76 69-64 Jun 93 93.8 3.66 45 69 Oct 101.6 101.10 3.78 69-64 Dec 92 12 92.20 3.69 70-65 92.8 92.16 3.67 71-66 91.12 91.20 3.68 71 100.22 100.26 3.89 71 99.26 99.30 3.88 45.72 Feb' wl 100.11 100.13 3.95 72-67 Jun 90.12 90.20 3,67 72 Aug 100.10 100.14 3.95 212s 72-67 Sep 89.28 90.4 3.70 72-67 Dec 89.24 90 3.69 74 99.12 99.20 3.91 85-75 103.28 104.4 3.99 45 80 100:8 100.16 3.96 80 94.20 94.28 3.90 83-78 91.12 91.20 85 91:12 91.20 3.81 92-87 103.12 103.20 4.04 90 93.16 93.24 3.87 95. 89.6 89.14 3.55 98 92.8 92.16 3.89 Prices quoted In dollars and thirty seconds. -Partially tax exempt. wi-When Issued. Federal Land Bank Bonds NEW YORK (AP)-Closing Federal Land Bank Bonds: 3Ts 1963 100.5 100.8 May .1963 99.25 99.29 Aug 1963 100:13 100.15 Oct 1963 100.2 100.4 April 1964 101.24 102.
Oct 1964 101.4 101.12 45 Oct 1965 101.8 101.16 15 Dec 1965 101.8 101.16 Feb 1966 99.20 100.4 May 1966 98.12 98.28 July 1966 ,101.24 102.8 4s May 1967 101 101.8 Mar 1968 101.16 102.16 Mar 1969 102.4 103.4 July 1969 103.16 104.16 Feb 1970 106.8 107.8 April 1970 96.4 97.4 July 1970 106.8 107:8 Oct 1976 102.4 103.4 May. 1971 96 97 Feb .1972 100 101 Sept 1972 98.16 99.16 Feb 61972 103.16 104.16 Bid and asked fractions represent 32nds. NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE NEW YORK (AP) -Following is the complete tabulation of. Thursday stock transactions on National Stock Exchange: Sales Net (hds.) High Low Last Chg. Ansonia 5.40 5.40 5.40- .10 TV Develop 1.00 1.00 1.00-÷ .10 Total sales 300 shares.
New York State Bonds (Quoted on a yield basis.) Jan 1965 2.00 1.85 Jan 1964 1.85 1.65 Thr 1982-84 3.30 3.15 Public Authority Bonds Thr 3.10s 1994 921 Power 2006 TORONTO Quotations Listed Close Advoct 550 Agnico 70 Akaitcho 40 Alba Ex 6 Alminx 200 Amal 10 Ang Hu 770 Ang 27 Area 86 Asame 105 As Arca Do wt 11 AtI 105 Ruf 6 Bail SA 925 2400 Banff 100 Bankeno 30 Bankfid 28 Barex 70 Barnet 92 Bary Ex 17 Mt Basak Dug 11 Bethlm 215 Bev Con. Bidcop 12 Bik Bay Bouzan 37 Br Reef 27 Brnswk 285 Buf Ak 165 Buf RI Cable 11. Cadamt Calalta Cal Ed 2400 Cp Chib 335 Can OL 104 Cs Pete 395 Tung 135 Astoria 5 Delhi 300 Dev 395 Dyno 86 ExGs 105. Hi Cr 21 Homst 90 Inca Silica 100 Candore Cn Erin 11 Cassia 1025 Cayzor 30 Cnt Del 860 Cnt Pat 99 Chrt Oil 93 Chester Chib Kay Chimo Chrom 158 Coch 435 Con Key 11 Cn Bellek Con Cd Discv Dragon 7 Fen Arro Cn. Halli Marb 25 30 Cn Marc 65 Cn MM 330 Mgl 100 Cn Morr 40 Negus Nrthl 23 Rmbl 103 Red Shaw Cro 125 33 USCO aering Hn 18 Drew Pearson to analyze election County Tech Slates Talk By Pearson Drew Pearson, author of.
The Courier: "Washington daily Merry syndicated Round," will speak at Erie County Technical Institute, at 2 Wednesday afternoon. His appearance is sponsored by the Institute's Faculty-Student Assn. in the gymnasium and is open to the public. Pearson is scheduled to analyze Tuesday's Election Day results and their significance for 1964 elections. The 64-year-old writer's column has appeared in newspapers since 1932.
He hold numerous awards for news writing and public service. He helped organize international aid projects including Friendship Train for food shipments to France and Italy, Democracy Letters to Italy and Food for East Germany. The Weather U.S. Department of Commerce, Buffalo, N.Y., Nov. 1, 1962 Maximum temperature is hignest for 12 hours ending at 7 p.m.
Minimum temperature is lowest for 18 hours ending at. 7 p.m. Weather Is at 7 p.m. All recordings are in Eastern Standard Time. Temp.
Cities Weather Max. Min. BUFFALO PI. Cloudy Albany Clear Albuquerque Clear 66 Anchorage Rain 38 Atlanta Cloudy 59 Boston Clear 47 Brownsville Clear Chicago Pt. Cloudy Cleveland 48 Denver Cloudy 51 38 Des Moines '50 39 Detroit Cloudy 48 33 Duluth Cloudy Jacksonville Cloudy 76 46 Los Louisville Angeles Cloudy Cloudy 81 51 Miami Minneapolis Beach Cloudy Clear 46 25 Orleans Clear 66 50 New York: Clear 55 Philadelphia 57 Pittsburgh Clear Phoenix Pt.
Cloudy 87 52 Portland, Me. Cloudy 42 Portland, Ore. Pt. Cloudy Raleigh Clear Rochester Cloudy St. Louis Cloudy San Francisco Pt.
Cloudy Sault Ste. Marie Cloudy Seattle Cloudy 50 Syracuse Tampa Washington Cloudy Clear 56 36 CANADIAN STATIONS Montreal Cloudy 40 Toronto Winnipeg Cloudy 39 28 LOCAL OBSERVATIONS 7 a.m. Temperature, 37; humidity, trace; wind velocity, 8. 7 p.m. Temperature, 40; humidity, trace; wind velocity, 7, Highest temperature this date In 89 76 in 1950.
Lowest temperature this date in 89 years, 27 in 1923-1949. 2, 1962-Sunrise, 6:50 a.m.; sunset, 5:06 p.m. Possible sunshine-10 hours, 16 minutes. Moon sets at 8:59 p.m., rises at 11:26 a.m. a.m.
40 TEMPERATURES 9 a.m. 38 5 p.m. AT BUFFALO a.m. 39 10 a.m. 38 6 p.m.
39 a.m. 39 11 a.m. 38 7 p.m. 40 a.m. 39 12 noon.
39 8 p.m. a.m. 39 1 p.m. 39 9 p.m. 40 a.m.
37 3 2 p.m. 42 40 11 10 p.m. 39 a.m. p.m. p.m.
a.m. 37. 4 p.m. 41 12 mid. 38 Maximum, 42; minimum, 37.
Mean temperature for the 24 hours, 40; normal for the day, 44. WEATHER FACTORS Low pressure off the Atlantic coast consolidated over Nova Scotia, and now has an intense center in northeastern Canada. High pressure has ridged through Manitoba southeastwards across the Ohio Valley. With about 1.3 inches pressure gradient between the two Canadian systems, fresh Arctic air has started southwards over Hudson Bay. Hence a northwesterly flow of colder air is expected over New York for the next Western, days.
The effects of a low pressure system now entering the Mississippi Valley a are forecast to be contained south of the Mason Line by the circulation cold air southeastwards across the Great Lakes. Police Record BURGLARY-48. Exchange, Hex Manufacturing Co. entered of watches forcing door. Undetermined quantity and electric shavers stolen.
BURGLARY-38 Marshall, home of Mrs. Patricia Pierce, entered through unlocked kitchen door. Nothing stolen. ACCIDENT- Mrs. Francine in- of 137 Hennepin Grand Island, was car struck two parked autos in front of jured at 8:20 Thursday night when her 1700 Elmwood Ave.
She was taken to Columbus Hospital with head Injury. MURPHY-John of 25 Iroquois PI. Oct. 31, 1962, husband of the late Rose Klein; father of Mrs. Norman Aeschi bacher, Mrs.
David Bisset, Ralph and Arthur J. Murphy: brother of Mrs. Arthur Dowser. Funeral from the Joseph Stauth Funeral Home, 2264 Main (opp. Dewey), Friday at 2:30 p.m.
Friends 'invited. Mr. Murphy was member of Eastern Star Lodge No. 601 1.0.0.F. Family present from '2-5 and 7-10 p.m.
112 PARKER -Andrew J. Of: 173 Gates Ave. Sloan, Oct. 31, 1962, husband of the late H. Betty Ruck; father of Mrs.
Alvin G. Schrader of Sloan, and Mrs. Evelyn Longworth of Seattle, brother of Mrs. Robert (Margaret) Yokom and Mrs. Frances grandfather of two grandchildren.
Funeral from the Ernest Wedekindt Funeral. Home 5 Walden Ave. at Genesee. Saturday afternoon. 3 o'clock.
Friends vited. 112 PAYNE- Depew, N.Y., suddenly, Oct. 30, 1962 at Richard L. of 41 Lindan Dr. Trappe, husband of Ruth Winn Payne: father of Douglas Carol Payne; son -of Lucy and the late Leslie Payne.
Friends may call Thursday evening from 7-9 af the Seeger Scherer Funeral Home, 5486 Broadway, Lancaster where services will be conducted Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Funeral from the Feeley Funeral Home, Schenectady, N.Y. Monday Nov. 5 112 PEACE -Gladys (nee Sherwood), Nov. 1962 of .81 Baynes beloved wife Arthur: sister of Mrs.
Robert (Esther) Blacker. Funeral services from 18 Plymouth Aves, Saturday at 2 p.m. Friends are invited. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10' p.m. 213 RAHILL-Katherine B.
Ailinger, Oct. 30, 1962, of Eden, N.Y., wife of the late William M. Rahill; mother of Mrs. Fred (Helen) Ziegelhofer of Eden, N.Y.; grandmother of Paul F. and William Ziegelhofer and Mrs.
Albert (Carol) Reftig; also survived by six great-grandchildren; sister of George M. Allinger, Mrs. Anna M. Stephan and the late Mary M. Stormes, Joseph, James, Frederick and Daniel Ailinger.
Friends may call at the Stephan 'Funeral Home. 266 East- at Austin (Buffalo), where services will take place Friday morning: at 8:30 and from Immaculate Conception Church, Eden, N.Y., at 9:30. Friends invited. Deceased was member of the Christian Mothers and the Altar Society of St: Francis Xavier Church and the American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 880 of Eden, N.
Y. Family will be present from 2-5- and 7-10 p.m. 112 RINCHIUSO -Frances (nee Gennuso), of 96 Prospect Ave. in Buffalo, Oct. 31, 1962, wife of the late Cologero Rinchiuso and Peter Carrubba; sister of Mrs.
Grace LoTempio and the late Florence Catania; also survived by 13 nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Rubino Funeral Home 271 Porter where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8:30 and at St. Anthony's Church at 9:15 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. The family twill be present 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.
112 SCHAAF Florence Whalley Schaaf of 151 Highgate Nov. 1, 1962, beloved wife of George Schaaf; mother of George E. Schaaf, Mrs. Frank R. (Ruth) Spitznagel and Paul A.
Schaaf; sister of Mrs. John Dalton, Edwin and Arthur Whalley: also survived by eight grandchildren. Friends may call at the Harry Wedekindt Funeral Home, 280 GroverCleveland Hwy. at Bailey, where services will be held Monday at p.m. Friends are Invited.
The family will be present 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Mrs. Schaaf was a member of Ruth Guild of side Lutheran Church. 214 SNYDER- Libbie, Nov. of 2006 Delaware widow of Joseph; mother of Mrs.
Isadore Harris, Mrs. Alex Stark, Mrs. Ella Rosenfeld; grandmother of Mrs. Matthew Cornblum. Funeral services from the Delaware Park Memorial Chapel 2141 Delaware 'Friday at 2 p.m.
STEWART -Matilda C. (nee Kugler), of 241 Southampton Oct. 31, 1962, beloved wife of Charles W. Stewart; sister of. Mrs.
Emil W. (Claire) Schultz and Mrs. Lloyd H. (Esther) Roos. The family will receive friends from 2-5 and 7-9 at The Moest Funeral Home, 1009 Kensington where funeral will -be held Friday afternoon at.
1. Friends invited. Mrs. Stewart was member of St. Paul's and St.
Mark's United Church of Christ, and tant Home Federation. 112 STRASSER -Joseph F. of 906 Orchard Park West Seneca; N.Y., "Nov. 1, 1962, husband of the late Lucia Janzen Strasser; father of Frank J. Strasser and Mrs.
Edward J. Babski. Mr. Strasser leaves four grandchildren and great-grandchild. Friends are invited to call at the Ray O'Connell Funeral Home, 2286 South Park where funeral will be held Monday morning at 8:45 and at Our Mother of Divine Grace Church, Cheektowaga, N.
Y. 9:30 o'clock. 214 THOMPSON -A. Richard of 247 Parkhurst Oct. 31, 1962, beloved husband of Linda, Marsha, and Laura Thompson; Dolores J.
Ewalt Thompson; father or of son of. William A. and Isabelle Brewer Thompson; brother of William A. Miss Lucille Thompson of Kenmore, Kenneth Johnston of Tonawanda, Mrs. John Anderson of Canaseraga, N.
Y. Funeral from University Church, Main and Niagara Falls Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Friends invited. Calls may be made until Sunday noon at Dohn Funeral Home, 143 Kenmore Ave. near University Plaza.
Mr. Thompson. was Deacon of University Presbyterian Church. Family present 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. 214 THOMPSON -George Oct.
30, 1962, of 750 Parker Kenmore, N. -Y. beloved husband of Leda B. Brinker; father off Sister Mary Robert S.S.M.N., Robert G. Thompson of Osceola, Mrs.
James (Arlene) Denny; brother of H. Ross Thompson of Rochester, N. also survived by three grandchildren. Funeral from Wm: A. Rolling Funeral Home, 3000 Delaware at Tremont, Saturday morning at 9.
o'clock and from St. John the Baptist Church (Englewood Ave.) at 9:30. Friends are invited. Mr. Thompson was a member of St.
John's Holy Name Society, Braunscheidel Post N.A.R.C.E. Assn. and The United Federation of Postal Clerks. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. 112 UPPER -Curtis of 117 Norwood Nov.
1, 1962, beloved husband of Clara E. Murphy Upper: father of Mrs. Robert (Frances) Morton, Mrs. James (Elizabeth) Madden and Charles E. Upper of Rockaway, N.J.; four grandchildren also survive.
The family will ceive friends 7-10 p.m. Friday and 2-5 and 7-10 Saturday at the Knapp Funeral Home, 335- Leroy where funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. Flowers are gratefully declined. Donations to the Cancer Fund would be appreciated.
214 VENTOLA- Daniel, of 36 Virginia, St. in Buffalo, Oct. 30, 1962, husband of Mary Carriero Ventola; brother of Nicholas and Michael Ventola, Mrs. Vincent (Rose) Granton, Dominic Ventola, Mrs. Edward (Theresa) Velie and Vito Ventola and the late Anthony Ventola.
Friends may call at the Rubino Funeral Home 271 Porter Ave. "where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8:15 and at Holy Cross Church at 9 o'clock. Mr. was Past Commander and a member of the V.F.W. Post 412, also a member of James M.
Mead Branch No. 3. Association of Letter Carriers and veteran of World War H. 112 WIENAND -John C. of 728 Perry Nov.
1, 1962, beloved son of the late Henry and Mary Wienand; brother of Charles F. Wienand and the late Henrietta Wienand. Friends may call the funeral home of Oscar S. Witte. 1294 Fillmore where services will be held Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr. Wienand was a member of Buffalo Lodge No. 846 and Erie of the Buffalo Police: Dept. Masonic services will be conducted Sunday. noon at p.m.
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