The Bridgeport Telegram from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 66

THE BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM. WEDNESDAY. JULY 28, 1954 TWENTY-FIVE New York Stock Quotations SIM AbtMtc 1 MM le- Aftll I. EM 4w Air 1 Ly .11 If I t. 11W Allud I I A I Mn I Alia Aa 1 ae ilrli.

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27-fan Hs es ea -ol LOJ t. ft 3 With Report Of nigfl 1 ie'' of r.e: YORK. July 27 -AF' The Stock Market today a almost ail actors wuh powerful jfcelp iroaa a- eels aed railroads. I A of re- other develop i to irtidm hveiv i Mzr ttajf a 3 tfaejr BJV Vi buiiie tl i ht J( AX EEI El M4M M- (Vntr.l -y ft s. 3 SI" Pw We i.

7MH) An. Ar ADI Xw 4:00 ft (0 Airll Oii Kdu-i Oil most from iCBSBK After cto-r. L-. S. sported wnh S1.89 but tw ai on an uralQg fte bv couatv a r.5.

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WiO To sag syir ei rn flOO Tfct Prod 1 Tr Tide in MWI Tri Or.nr SWO Tutnt Foi li two o.i ri yi inn Co Pic 10700 rait Air LJU 4300 Unit AIn- 3b WOO Cnited Cp MOO UnH Trvil 3900 rnlt A I CS RuT 2 47SM US SIP-I 22000 Cp i.W iwo 4SOO 11 Fir jo 1300 TT Penn El i 20 MOO rn 0 11700 tTiite I If STOO Tort Si A Sennn Kid 371. 19'. l-S 10 on profits and dividends Thursday, raced ahPad three points at TT 5-S. Other si-eels were fractionally higher. American Telephone rfou-o 1 5-S at 172 1-2.

over-snadou-ec! Ihe utility group Vanadium Vanadium ftto: up -t 5-8 at 71 5-8 on a proposal for a two-for-one split. li was dav's sixth most acts vt issue. Amonz other things. Vanadium produces uranium. other uranium producer.

Climax Molybdenum, was up 2 at S4 l-S on an excellent famines reporr, Spiegel, up 10 1-4. and Ub- Ljbby. up 5-8 at JO 7-8. were second and third most ac- and the leaders in the lovr- 1 priced field- Arneriean Cyan amid was founh. up 1 3-B at 52 1-1 on a jrood earnings report.

Allied Chemical -was up a point on a boost in earnings. General Dynamics was up 2 at 55 1-2 after jtetiinR a IT-mil lion-pi 1x3 Xavy for a new submarine. National Lead advanced 3-4 at. 33 3-2 on a dividend increase to 5G' cent? from 40 cents Tesas Gulf. 1 Producing added 2 on eicellenij earnings.

BulUrd Up Among others up a point or more were S. Rubber. Montgomery; jWard, Boeing, Monarch Machine i Bullard. Anaconda Copper.) Dodge. Philip Morris.

Lig-i Kelt Mvers. Gamble-Skogmo. San-; F. Atlantic Coast Line. Union Pacific.

Texas Co. and SoulHtrn' Pacific It v- 3 all on? w-av. Barber Oil lost 1 3-t at 47 1-2 on sharply re-'. duced earninsre. and Electric Auto 1 was down 2 jic 25 1-4 on sharp-', iv reduced earnings Joy Manufact: urixx feu 1 Z-f ai 32 on lowered and Ifnited Englneerinp dropped 1 5-S at 13 l-S on a.

dividend cut to 20 cents from 25 cents, I ThP American Stocfc hfeher. Qoinc- up were Consoll-1 (Sated Mining. Crpolc Pclroleuro. Electric Sond A Share. Hazeltine; a Molybdenum.

Ijon-er were Hum-1 O-I and I The Bond Market was higher. U. government issues vi ere lower. had WOODMONT ASSOCIATION BILL PAYMENTS M1LFORO. Jtiy 27--Full pav- of bills incurred was authorized at an adjourned nfteetm): r.ijcbt of the Board of offices of the East Shori tion Center.

Warden William D. Nolan, announced following that (he presentation of a slate of officers will be made in(t the croup's next meeting 2 at 7 p.m The annual uf warden and be htaid. RETURNS FROM ITALY Mary Rmaldi. 21. o' Mr and Mrs Leo Kinaidt of 663 Gletidale avenue, was among 1076 who arrived ia New Tok Saturday aboard the Italian Line's new flagship, the CrSstoforo Colombo, on maiden voyage across the Atlantic from Italv.

Miss Rinaldi flew to Italy in December to visit her Kodfaihrr who ill in Rome. Assured of his recovery, sht- stayed months touring: Rome, where sh" was confirmed as a child. Naples and Southern Italy. The highlights of her voyage were a visit to -he isle of Czpri and voyage home aboard the Crist of oro Colombo. LOCAL INDUSTRIES I'M'T Jt BANK STOCKS i ILauiifj 1 ft 1 A Kpt 1 Firtl JBpl SM Ki IS', Rankfrl vJ r.4' or ---no flCioriaT 'JJ 1 ijj 3 VI 7J, Bmt I i i T-nt 1 -T' Mionfflnr-r-Tr Iftl 7ftv; Cll' yF 7n-i T-rnt tJJ I i T-U INSURANCE STOCKS frcai Smllri JL M- 51 TMW.

3014 S.M, I 71 I VM JV- Airrr Ft-1 I i 2 nrt I i 4 i a Flr- 24 I 71 Today's Business Mirror i Competition Is Sharpening Up in AMERICAN EXCHANGE IA. M. Kioto A Co SJflo I.t X1MI CONNECTICUT (NDUSTHIALS ffinB H. -M A Vi Connecticut lunet SUTLER STE'l IUIID1NGS Butialmildinfs are quick aod cnct! You expftod cMt buiiaeM quarters, completdy new buildioc far occupancy ahead of owr typet of conftroctwn. be at the lew eosttoo! CaH or wnte us today 1 Wd bdp you with TOUT twiM- inflaix and mhow you how you ewSAVE up to 47 per cent on boding OMO with Butkr bddtop.

Pml It ALFRED I. KING Co. St. NORTH HAVEN Vttil-r Reot sr. 3" i- PUBLIC UTILITY.

STOCKS Bpt up: un Com 11 Paw cn Cost FirtfATd Eltt Lt nniffaiC rUD ofl BlTIB Cll QM OM QF JJ Amtb I Trim TrlsKOflt CH PIM rtiltMTUm 2 is oa 1 4 3.1X1 1 1 1 1 fl S.f* 371, 33 Ml By SAM OAWSON YORK. July 27. -AP Competition is sharpening up In the dog Business management is RSt'snj: some of its I heaviest licks now, fight ins for the most position possible in fall. The vear of the "hard bringing no-quaiter battles within indU'tnes, and between industries. back of many of the mergers of the day.

It leads to pleas TO for relief from some forms of competition, and to Federal resnilatory agencies for bans Capacity to produce more than prc'cn: market r.eeds lights flre under of the competition for the consumer's dollar. The auto. ftceJ. oil, and television are examples. Another over competing of things are another phase.

are: tise slrHZglr of bol- car.s and farton? for food and beverage and the at- trucks by carrvinjt competition in itif industry- led three among ihe smaller com- end to ta.fc of still more rombininc to coirjf. One aim was to 'strengthen dealer of merzed rompanies since deal- er are the backbone tf Ihemspjvts have been in bsl'er competition. The cries over of new cars at used car prices carried all the TO US. Department 5H, In the oil industry, competition hw been somewhat tempered by state rfsrulation of output. But 'maJl companion the Urge ones without oii field: other lauds are protesting- at the better competitive situation of ihe pants with foreign 10 import.

As long si domestic oil industry has over-capacity 10 face, the fight over oil import? can only grow in bitterness. Tariff battles are heightened, also, by growing: competition in otn- er indujlnes. In the postwar years of "eAjty the qacs- uon was let Now the demand for protection increasss in proportion to the step-up in for the consumer's dollar Steel merger rumors seem to stem back to the increasing competition in that industry. The jcer. diversified companies have competitive position Tor sales and profits, noiv that indUFtrv whole IK operating at only about two-thirds of capacitv.

Steel prices -scent up with the latest steel wage bus price concessions haven't stopped. Companies are freight here and there to meet competition from closer so-jrces of Sac Effects And the fields in trbicb mc'al -snth another are seeing Affects of the for Stpfi products in competition alu- gone along -w th- uteel prite Aluminum nesoUate over wages wsih th? union, are how much o' a wage boost can be passed in higher prices vrithout away market: TO stf! or opper. In textiles competition between tbe various natural and manmade fibres suffer. At the time, over-capacity and fall- 1 sales have sparked merger moves to get better position for the race for markets i this summer and fall 1 Television set makers are in a price-cutting battle. At the station level the flght is between the ui- tra.

frequency and thp vrry high frequency It maVeR the inok DR. E. J. TEAGARDEN. EX-DANBURIAN, DIES Te.is.iri:- -t Ja.v 2y OBITUARY DEATH NOTICES St- Orange to 'or buria.

at a Cstf A ti: JTij TM i Joseph P. Lutiniky P. oi 1 foaoo: weo diva took place sib high f' reo.u:MB. S-J- Co? H. Avvry 'o: of i of Ceorpt look pl chun-h Rev.

or reaa JoMph DelVeccnia for Xaacv i Dr. Teagarcr-i bv XJab- Teas.ifd^^, Ton; oj lj. 4Bii il M'-s a ere Antnoav. ROSKT: sh iri P.on- and Roma.i i i a McCibban -Qi Mrs. Margaret ilo- Wilhaoi McUib- bor.

r.o Saiu'iisy tne son. John MtOibboc. 13u Cur.ton Stratford, look place O. Jensen home. 52 street, Ae- Burial in Pine Grove arid COSTELX.W--! place Tfcev ml! be 7 15 a Polke and Son -r n- i C.

H. STOKESBURY DIES: FOUNDED SEYMOUR FIRM DERBY. Julv 65. Of avi- av O- chairman of the Bnnrd dVd i i vill! take S.30 a ni in the Colv-e" fun 116 Elizabeth and 15 n'cloi-k Masj's a Mass of requiem Burial be in St Peter's cemetery A native uf D--rbv. he Derbv hisi: Stimol and received a In to son.

Mrs. Me- Hihbon survived tn. a jtraml- caujcater. a and niece Phillip P. for P.

Mclntyre. 59. of 7t avenue, a ma- the Wolverine companv 25 years, who died Sunday in Bridgeport hospital where he had been adnnced July 13. as a medical take place today. They be conducted at 2 pas.

the A 1. Baker funTa! haate. 1SRS Stralford avenue. Buris! ill be in cemelerv. 7.30 St- i a -volvmn of Burial be in St.

Vichael'f cemetery -urMxPd bv alepaOaj. o. Straiford. and of 3ASAK "i r-, kl in a nieiailurRisi the Chase Brass and company. btiry 1312-1920 a-ti 1920 or- Sanizpel the D- rbv CastiRR corn- panv Derbv.

aionne to the larger plant in in 1932 He is survived by Mrs. a Charles Jr a daughter. Miss s. Jortn Thomas Stokes- Anton.o Pcrtiro Services for Pereiro. 65.

or 5-t ho died Mondav ai a.m. in Bridgeport hospital where he admitted June 17 for medica' sreatment. wijl take today. Thty conducted at a m. ihp Parenle funeral home.

559 Washington avenue, and at. 9 o'clock in church i a requiem high Mass. Buiial will be in cemeirry He a survived by sit Jti- Tfi'h A i nni! Alvino. of Bridgeport, and William of and si.v grand children. SIAMESE TWtNS BORN PIXE FLUFF.

A July 27-( A Siamcif iv.ins borri yes- terdav to Vircil and Joyce Johnson. The linns are joined chest, face to face. Dr. C. A.

Flowers raid the npparenilv sre domjr a ll njrht He added it is too early TO determine if An aiteniol 11 ill be made to separate the twins. Mrs. Lounc H. Burntt Edith widow of LOI.LS H. died in fcpr home at 135 JuJ- son Stratford.

Services i takp Thursday at 2 in the anj D'Arex 26il Man street. Stratford- i the Rev. D-' i a Y. Graham- rfctor of Episcopal vhurch. Stratford, offi- i be in cemetery.

Stratford. A irsident of Stratford Himost her life. Burr it 3n honorary of the Pcioiatucn Yacht tkib in Stratford. Mrs. Burnt; is sorvncd by tuo Bisters.

Mrs. Mabel McTaggart. Of Stratford and Alms O'Harn. rr ifiiford: and a niece. Mrs Johi W.

Gary of Stralford. Frank H. DEKEY. Juiy 27--Pnvase for Frank H. Gates, So.

of 117 Derbv avenue, descendant of one of who died Sunday his home, wili take place afternoon They ixili be condiitted in his' home -vmh the Rev. Elmer L. Patterson, pastor of the Firrt and Second Conzrcgational churches, officiating, a'sisfd by the Rev. Mr -Vvery o' Massachusetts' a former pastor of the church. Burial will in Oakcliff cemetery.

Patrick J. Col tell a July 27 Services for Patrick J. K. of 75 Railroad avenue, who died of a heart, attack Sunday njorninK r.ear his home, will plate dsv at a m. in Manner funeral 12 Moil a and at 9 o'ciock in St.

Josephs church VIK-I a requiem Burial will be in St. Pelrr'f Danburv Mr. CostPllo -was born in Ireland and Norwaltt for 30 years. He wai a natter and employed at Hat Corporation jf America, He survived by a browner. in Ireland, and s-vfral Randotph LeRoy NORWALK 27 Servjt.es for Randolph Lexioy.

67. of 3 Camp xthri difj Moo- day Jn Noncalk hp mas admitted Julv 12 for place Thursday. bp ond-jc''-rf TO a.an. Raymond 5 Easi TVaj: v.ith the Rev, Edv.ard r-cTOr of Grafe Episcopal churrh. Burial r-e in Norwalk Mr ja surii-iPd bv -n-jfp.

PoilariJ two Mr- H. E. and Mr-. Otto Horfisan. both o' Caiir: and wvcral -niec's asi! ne- s.

Alfred Miltttte HAP.TFOHD 27 f--r Mrs 77. widow of a former of virio Saturday in Hartford hospital will 1 at 7.30 am. in the and funeral home. 233 Washington strret. and at o'clock in Fi Peter's church.

Burial -wjii in ST Mir haul's ceme- Sttatford. Mrs. Millet 11 survived bv a brother, A .1. Breen of and Enrico S. 1 Services for Ennto S.

of US Wiidwood road, Fairfield died Saturday. look place lo- wtio Saturday, took place yesterday in the Church of the Assump- with a EOlenin high Mass of requU em. Burial was in Si. Michael's cemetery. Damn H.

Rodgiraan Servn-es for Baniel H. Kodgerson. 67. of 2X5 City View avenue, a rar- pcntfr for Jenkins Bros, who died Sunday in his home atttr an il' nts? of one and a half years, will cake place lodav at 8-30 in the Robert E. Hennessv a nome.

2936 Main street, and at 9 o'clock Our JLady of Good chuich with a solemn hijEh rif requiem. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemeterv. Mrt. Michatt Sicker Servicea for Mrs.

Catherine Seeker, vufe of Michael Szeker of 3781 Main sireet, Siratford. who died suddenly Sunday in her home, will taJte place a at 8:30 a.m. in ihe Frank Fglke and Son funeral home. 1S46 Fairfteld avenue, and at 9 o'ciook. in Holy Trinity Greek Catholic church with a requiem Burial i in St.

Michael's cemetery. In addition to her husband, Szekfr is survived by a daughter. Jennie Szeker of Henry Sanford Curtii STAMFORD. July 27 Henry Sanford Curtir. 80.

died todav Stamford hospital after a short illness. Services will take place Friday at 2 m. Ihe LPO Gallagher funeral home. Suburban avenue, with the Rev, E. Pollard Jones, pastor ol McthodUi church, official! ne- Mr.

Is survived by his wife. at her me Morehouse Curtis: t-no daughters. Mrs. Laurie Gamino of WallinKford. and Mrs.

of Lake Forest, Fia two Mists Vera Curtis of Xeiv York nnd Mrs. L. F. Maugham, of Bronx- N. and two John K.

Curtis and Eliot R. Curtw both; of Fairfi'id. Mrm. Thomai Djnitkx XORWALK. Julv for Mrs.

Kristir" Kocian Dsniska. of Tdomas Daniska rf Jpan ai.enii«. who Sunday tn Nor-. hospital she was 17 for medical treat- aKnt. Wedneiday wsi! ttf conducted st 9 30 am Coihns funeral horn-.

32 avenue, and at 10 o'clock in St Joseph's church with a soT- f-mn nigh Mass nt reguiem. Burial be in St. John cemetery. Mr-. survived by five Mr- HeJtn Pyndus.

-with she rfsidcd. Ana Bald- Mr-, Marion Fagan and Joseph.rif Brekorsky. "all of Norwalk. Mrs. Tedesco of N-TT York citv; seven Krandchild- ren and one Leon D.

Hurley NORWAIJK. July 27 -Service-for 74. of Kills. a former resident of thi- who died Monday nijtht; in Nor, hospital admn- for medical treatment May 12. Thurstfav 1.30 (he FJaimond funeral home, 5 Ea-t Wall sireet.

The Rev. Harold E. Martin, pastor of First Con- church on the will officiate. -w-ill be in R.vermde cemetery. He is survived hy hin wife.

Helena Kerney Hurlev; two jtons. Leon of Xor-nalk. and Jftck Hur-. or Stamford; two daughters, William -ZargfR. Mm.

i Frank Zarsrpn of Xorwallt, and four grandchild ren. V-tchcel Darak for Oerak 63 S34 retired (-perator of a died Mori- day lakP pUcr a. m. thP and Son funeral home. Sarniini avenue.

and at o'clock in Holy Russian thuri'h The Rev John Kivko pastor, official Burial will be in cemetery Panahfda til be ducted tonight and at o'clock in the funeral home Mr. Darak is survived hi" wife, Kathenne a a ibrpe sons. Joan, Michael and Hanv Darak; three daushtprs. Misses Mary, and Catherine Oarak. stepbrother.

Sieptrri Pribula. alt of Bridgeport, and two grandchildren Andrew Hayduk Services for Andrew Hsydttk of 4ST North Summerfleld avenue, employed as a siacie" the Pntmuie i work eompanv. ho died Monday in home. plaf" to- dav at 1.30 p.m. in Adzinia i a home, 59i A I I street.

at 2 o'clock in Tuoitv Slovak Lutheran chuich. i he Ha- i 1 a "j- 1 PI IT 1 11 i i h- -J," i'-- L-. A iSSiS i i f- lit- I Tn ft a- -l V. 1 a i KT-lf I I 'mi GATES '3'i. i I A IB-- W-tt I fl- 1 rK i.Ji- I -r; .1 1 L.

-j i "rn lli. i Mr. Hayduk IB survived bv Anna Krchnavy Hayduk: daughter. Ruin Yatssnko of Stratford: i sons. Andren.

George Richard and Robert of Bridgeport and John of Stratford: txvo grandsons and Mrs, Elizabeth LenRel of Fairfi-Id and Mrs. Mary Gerde of Trumbull. Valaris Baranantki i Mrs. Valerie Baranowski, of GeorRe Baranowski. or 44 roiv avenue, di'd yp.itorday in ne: home after a sliort illnes? Services win takp place Fudav at .8:30 a.m in the Radozyi-kt a r.ome.

3G5 Pulaski strppt. and at 3 o'clock in St. Michael's church i solemn hich of requiem. Burial mil be in St Michael's cemetery. Born in Poland Mrs a a resident of Bridgeport for SI Vfars and Mai a member of tile St.

Francis societv. Mrs. Bars now ski is Mil-lived bv Petei. of Brooklyn. Adan: Geurge.

John and Atevandcr, c.f Bridgeport, and Walter of Milford; daujthicr. Mrs. Francis a i Bridgeport, ihree brothers. DolongiPivtcz and Vincent Dziejma of Bridgeport, and John of Xrwark X. a eight Rrandchildrpn.

Paul Coitello Services for Paul Cosvelio. of Jefferson strpet. an employe Of Works 3S years, who died Sunday afternoon in thp Stratford Con- xalescent home -aill take place today at 8 a.m. in Richards- Kpsdsccinn funersl ni Washington tvenup. and at 9 o'clock in Holy Rosarv church with a solemn Ma's rtf Burial will in Michael's irry.

Chester Taylor for lor of 1209 Hancock avenue, an em- ploye of Holland's ami a 1 of Bridgeport more thnn 40 ho dipd suddenly morn- injt in his home, will lake place tn- day at 2 ni. in ihe Bishop and Son i a home, Fairfield trill be CrO'-p rpuietery. Born Danbury, Mr, Tax lor survived by hi-n wifp. Ku-h Brosni Tavior. a Mrs, C'arK both of tfiis ant A veteran of World Wa: I.

h- a a member of Harry Cone- don post American Lesion, the Rajmond pos: 145. VFW. club. VFW. Sons and of and tne 77lh Oiviiion of the Nat.onal G-tftrd Members of the VFW conduct jonjRht ai riivrk in funeral homp.

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HARDING FUNERAL HOME 385Z MAIN STREET EDiton 9-Z975 EDiion 9-0629 William M. Bracken FUNERAL HOME 1041 Noble cor. Spring PHONE ED 3-0765 Stephen Ser-. it 'K for Stephen Yuen ay 'K 61. of 645 T'nion avpnup.

a main- man sdiool. who dird 2 pm, while at work in scact-! take place at 2 m. the Pistey and Son riireral home 255 Barn-im with Rev Howard Orr. pastoi of Olsv-t Chxirch. wiil in Lakevi-w cprmeri Dr Georap Molnar stxrjb-jted death to hea't ailment.

Mr. Vtichnik is numved bv h.i i Mrs. Pearl Demczak Yuchtiyk: two sons Michael of Soutli- bury, and George Yuchnyk tf BrtdRfport: A daughter, Mrs. John Nosal, of Bridgeport; sister Mrs. AflonM Solomon of Toronto Canada; four jtmndohildren.

and A. G. Baker FUNERAL HOME 1888 STRATFORD Chapel Funeral TEL FO 6-4721 PATENTED GLASS ROSARY BEADS GEM LIKE BEAUTY BETTER BUILT MONUMENTS WITH THE ORIGINAL CLASS ROSARY BEAD? IMBEDDED IN SELECT DARK BARRE VT. GRANITE FROM ROCK-OF-AGES QUARRIES MANY OTHttt DCSI6H1 LAKBCST DIIPLAT COPYRIGHTED auARANTEKP Honcyspot Monuments of Kuth Moiramcnt STRATFORD AVCNWC AT C4TV LINK HIOaiMMT. CONH.

TIL. 12SS BARNUM STRATFORD TEL. BRewI S-26S3 Summer GItarance I ta Fit Hett 2 A 4 Over Srtms. CoodiM. Conpcs) PLASTIC-COVERED Price $17.95.

$AQO Sok S21.50. $1 175 II Price $2140. YORK AUTO SUPPLY NORTH AVE. AND MADISON TIL ED 4-4919 Tn.i Itrt Lnd.T Bil'adler 711 Mn Jos fur Vnldlna I Tun H'1- 5 ins iNrir Ufi 111 TUrfT i FJumnc "TJ raw i i-- in Rlati 113 i Jin oiW Ad'w-d fl 1 -Is Stv'p 111 Pai '11 Trwrrf BD i SIXTH-- ffri 114 ICHFIEID lop i EIGHTH-- IN a RICHFIELD R' Eat' I KtsI I TEAMS CLASH Bridgeport Tigers will taazte Park Garden? in Junior Ipatup game at 6 m. on diamond No.

fi. Seaside park. i SUMI MB Ifc. -I ihf end.