Daily News from New York, New York • 996

GACOUHE ALLEY nnfc 'VRav It; center cash for You can afford They can't do that I i to me. I can beat But nobody comes but once plenty at the calendar tnat ougnt dime store forv to be. free? Not me Avery, see the new calendar I their game. You just sende me any i 1. i rl uiatcn 15 a year.

i i i just anymore cents Of aft iiotattf ISfocfrs Hif Amime CO tit DORIS HUMPHREY MRS. JOSEPH MICHAELIS Private services were arranged yesterday for Doris Humphrey Woodford, 63, whose career in Death, la Menioraaan, Miu and Acknowledgment Notices May iV telephoned to THE KEWS by your Jumersl it fetor to P.M. for lb next dty'l paper. Telephone tsllt on Satmrimy before :0 P.M. SnnJey Section before P.M.

frilsy. Phone MUrrsy UiU 2-12)4. High for Third Day By GERTRUDE McCARTHY The stock market breezed ahead to another alltime high on average yesterday, its third in a row. In active trading, gains for key issues ranged from fractions to about 2 points. Several stocks had bigger plus signs and the dance spanned 40 years dur I CO ing which she became one of Funeral services for Mrs.

Sula-mith Silverman Michaelis, 71, of 77 Park former Bible editor of Thomas Nelson Sons, book publishers, wil be held at 2 P. M. today at-the Frank E. Campbell establishment at Madison Ave. and 81st St Mrs.

Michaelis, the widow of Joseph Michaelis, an insurance broker, died of a heart attack Monday in the Mercantile Library, 17 E. 47th St. America's greatest dancers and choreographers. Dancing under KAKUMi Ueooella. Lata of -i-V-i Philip Ave, Bron.

On liec. 511). lieioveU another of Joaeph, Helen, Alfred. Fw-OidatmI. Armaiuk ami Amu.

uuerai lice. 3itu. there were some which fell back on profit -cashing. Ta-1 -jrjoT IirAra tl i Aril A 1 4 Vla -VJ3y "awawawawawawawawawawMawawawaWwawamwai MARKET BAROMETER ct 00 CA It (BIANCO Joseph M. Beloved hua- ing when the ticker trailed behind transactions for seven minutes.

her maiden name, -which she used professionally, she won success as a lyrical, comic and dramatic dancer. She retired from dancing 15 years ago and turned to choreography. Miss Humphrey, who died Monday at the Flower-Fifth Ave. Hospital is survived naiHl ol uuly. devoted lather of ftaual.

CooBiAfM-e and Joaepti lov- DR. ADOLF KOBER Impr ASSOCIATED P8KW STOCK A VFIt Ar.M Teuar- Tear'a lear'i dav fVtm Hirh Im iny ton ol trtiilta and Hie iai iraust Cacwbianco. Brother of Jars. Rose Bar Services will be held at 11.30 until TnJustrlals3Hi.5 2.0 234 7 IS Raiim 135.6 1.15.8 r9 9 A. Friday at The Riverside afternoon profit-funeral home, 76th St and Am-! uk- reduced tholomew and Dorothy.

Kepovios at I'Mario r'nneral Home, 6oo Corilamli Ave- until Saturday, 9 A. M. High ruoeral lu A. at Our Lady How's Business? 15 litilitiea S5.4 .3 95 1 72 9 of Fur K. C.

Church, lulernient SI. 0 StockB 21J.J 1.0 212.3 1M.I many gains and alajrmotid Cemetery. SALES Teoterdav Mmnar CI (VIA Salvalnre. Of 2076 W. Sotth l.

1 U.UJ jt. IVJl LTL. 1UV11 Kober, 79, Jewish historian and rabbi, who died Monday. A fugitive from the Nazi regime, he was the author of "The History of the Jews in Cologne." His home was at 214 W. 96th St.

Rtorkii Rnndn ilj.SJiD.lMk) Kt Dec. 30. Survived by beloved wife Hoh. Iievoled fattier of Anthony. Frank.

koN froto and Jennie Crittooe. Kooa-inr ai fmumano A ButAO Funeral Home. zihio w. miiu m. uequiein Maaa.

Ms by her husband, Charles Wood-i ford and a son, Lt, Charles H. Woodford. She lived at the Hotel Ruxton, 60 W. 72d St. BENSON BENNET SLOAN Services for Benson Bennet Sloan, 91, will be held at 10 A.

M. today in St, James Episcopal Church, 865 Madison Ave. Sloan, who retired in 1941 as senior partner in the Stock Exchange aiDujo A Juiie B. C. Saturday established some losses.

At the day's high the AP 60-stock average was 214.4. It finished at 213.3, up a full point. The industrial component hit-a peak of 312.3 and finished at 310.5 for a gain of 2 points. Aircrafts, farm implements, mail orders, gold mining issues and drugs did welL Most steels Ames Stocks 1.670.000 1.81,0V0 WHAT STOCKS DTT TnUl New Krm IrsiM Gains Lmv Higni tern Yesterday 1.25 50 3V6 l4 7 Monday 1.254 653 35 108 TJ. S.

TREASTJRT FTGrRTCS at 3il a. at. jmarneil. Uoly Cr 4'emetery CIKKKKI Anna. Of JJ HirK-kn Si.

beloved wife of Juaeph, deyoted mother of Alfooao. Cunvetta. Angelina, Josephine. Teresa. Kepneuuy at funeral 4'napeL 13 Wyckuff until MRS.

RIPLEY HITCHCOCK Mrs. Ripley Hitchcock, 89, a founder of the Art Alliance of America in 1914 and later a figure in the organization of the Cash Internal Revenue 52S.11(.29 Ctintoms Receipts Sew 1958 high. nil at 9 a ok-nui Requiem Mm 8k itrirxl'a Chur-ti. JAMES J. JtANClJSO.

IMrertor. and chemicals also advanced, in the mixed corner were motors. rubbers, oils and rails. Tobaccos eased. aUKN Hrary M.

On Dec. i5K. Of Ub riiHhwirk Ave. Bklyn. Retired pkama-nit.

belovral brother of Henrietta Wettxel. Dorothy at. Hill and Oeorsc A. fclen. r'uneraJ from Buh Funeral Home.

fne. loterment Tuewday. I 3u. Lutheran Cemetery. Motors Get Boost Reports of increased auto sales firm of Post Flagg, died Monday at his home, 41 E.

65th St. JAMES E. REILLT A Requiem Mass for James E. Reilly, 69, retired photoengraver of The News, will be offered at 9:45 A. M.

Friday at the Church of the Incarnation, 175th St. and St. Nicholas Ave. He died Monday at his home, 601 W. 176th St.

KKaANTK ant. Uepo.inc at Jame Komaaelii Funeral Home, 272 1 Atlantic nntil Fndav. A. M. and bright prospect for 1959 VVWO Cosinio.

Formerly of 128 City helned the motor section for a laland Ave. RepHiinc at Louta Quirolo time. Steels got a lift from news ruoeral Home. JtMii I rem on I Ara until Friday. BAM.

that the current operating rate was scheduled for a 14-month ZDtath flatitti hip-h. Gold mining stocks re Ut rraK Teresa nre VastiN-a. On 2U. 1UAX. Beloved motber of Joseph, Caruiela Btllera and Tereaa fotter.

Reooaini; at t.usiDiaoo Uuew Funeral Home. W. Oth St. Solemn Requiem Maaa. St.

Athanaaiua R. Churr. Friday. .30 A. M.

lutenaent Calvary Cemetery. sumed Monday's Vise, sparked by international monetary develop- ments. Talk of possible stock splits Scarpad Ftfheral Home. Talhi Duruir Strike: 8FJIK0 Frank. Sixth Ave.

Ill AMI Robert. S4d M' Donald Ave Tl R4IWHKI Patricia. 7:11 Sixth Ave FOI.I7.7.I Anna. Avenue C. iAKt.ll IX) Hlph.

1 nth t. I1MIU lO-Vmitmn 70s Fourth Ave. ZFBVfM'K John. 204 2th St. Fl CCIl-lt Vincent.

1875 fr6(h S. 8I.MKRI Frank. 21ft 17th St. 8KTKLA Leopold. 130 15th St.

stimulated demand in a number t'MLAKY rranJi. Of IKS Jrlleraon Si. HrookLTB. On Dec. 10.

Beloved tuabaad of Ixiuiae. Devoted fattier of ouine Matxelle. liear hrotner of Jam- VtlatMro. Pa. A too aurvivad by one me-e and three oetrhewa.

ef issues, including Goodyear, du Art Center here, died yesterday! in Greenwich hospital after a long illness. BERT GOLDMAN Services for Bert Goldman, a diamond dealer, will be held at 2 P.M. today at Riverside Chapel, Central Far Eockaway, Queens. Goldman, who lived in Hewlett, died Monday. Kewsday Writ Bars Pickets The newspaper Newsday obtained a temporary injunction yesterday in Supreme Court at Mineola, L.

against the Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union, which has been picketing the paper's offices in Garden City. Earlier in the day, Lybco Inc. of Coram, N. a wholesale distributing firm which began distributing Newsday on Monday, harped that nine of its drivers had been threatened and tires of two trucks slashed. Union counsel Asher Schwartz denied that union members were responsible.

The injunction was issued by Justice D. Ormonde Ritchie, who ordered the union to show cause next Tuesday why it should not be made permanent. Pont (both at new highs) and Eastman Kodak. International Easiness Machines, a 32-point 1 JnfKrmoriam gainer Monday, lost 3 at 547. General Dynamics added rKrnXKTl Madeuoe.

Dee. 30, 185t. Beloved mother of Walter Petruill. Edith Maatrocianni and Alma Cole-anti. Devoted rrandmoiher of Annette Faitano.

BetKieina at John F. X. Mc-Aeon AV Hon Funeral Home. 2137 IKMlb at Manon Broni. Solemn Keoniem J4 aM.

Church of St. John the Bauttet I Vonker Ave I Friday 10 A. at. Interment hL Kay mood Cemetery. fraction on word that the Xavy has decided to double the production of Polaris-firing sub fVtr.

Ton Vft urn yer ar. We tuins you more ma time on. Tour luTinjr qnJ and centi may 3So om- tak- tour platv. Ut. VIE.

IiATr.HTFRS. FAMH.T. JtlTOM Mary. Of Etlia Are Be marines. loved wife of Teddr.

Mother of Man-anne. Domimrk. Brian and Mi-hael. Daturhter of Mary Ljearv. KerKieine IAKTINO JtxMppb Jr.

lt nnivrr.arif in he a rn miM your presence Irom tii ia world b-low. )eor. nd JOSEPH Kant Knd Funeral Home. TOS iun Hill Kd Requiem Maaa. St.

Helena a Cburcb. rmLu. 11 A. M. McKRIlN Doris.

1st Ann', in heaven. Always in my hfirt. MOTHER. Zenith, up 11 '-i Monday, fell 1 to lSS. In the golds.

Mc-Intyre Porcupine ran up 5 to a 1958 peak of 95; Homestake picked up 2 Vt to a new top of 46, while U. S. Smelting rose IfAZXA Sebvtiano. Him you Terr -audi. Jul anni vf ruary in bven.

WIFE, SS tind FAMUJES ZVx to 37. General American Transporta rrrr.DICaTr. Mary. Beloved wifa of Seoaatian and loving mother of Michael. Vito.

AQthony. Gra-e Berardo. Carmela Cevre. Thereea Vaca and Joaephine DrBraccio. AIko aurvtved by 1 It yrandchildren and 'Z rreat rrand-eiiildren.

Funeral from Cottola'a Funeral Home. 4H ol 104tb St Corona. Saturday. Jan. 3.

at 9 A. M. Solemn Requiem Mas St. Leo's B.C. Church.

10 If, A. M. 1M'INK Vito. anniversary in heven. In Ule me loved you demrly.

in fc-din we do tbe same. Xet offered. jTaUter SalTaiore. Sisters nd Brother. can Stores climbed 3 to 103 (new top), and Coming Glass added 2 to a high of 101.

Eleven of the most actives advanced, three fell and (American Standard at was unchanged. was first, up to 1 on 133,900 shares. Loew's was second and General Motors followed. Other active gainers included Armour (up 1 at 24 K), Jersey Standard, Bethlehem Steel, U. S.

Steel. Texas Gulf Sulphur (up 4 at 21) and Fruehauf Trailer (up at 20). it Standard Oil Co. (N. biggest oil company in the world-expects that a continued pickup in 1959 will cause an increase, possibly amounting to 5 in U.

S. demand for petroleum. As for 1958, Chairman Eugene Holman said petroleum demand in this country climbed roughly 2 over 1957, thanks largely to the economic recovery in the last half. Will Spend a Billion Jersey Standard plans to spend $1 billion in 1959 on improving its facilities and searching for oil and gas, about matching this year's capital expenditures. Holman figures about 42 of the 1959 budget will be spent in the U.

32 in Canada, Latin America and other parts of the Western Hemisphere, and the rest in free areas of Europe and other parts of the Eastern Hemisphere. The New York Stock Exchange reports -it now has 5 billion shares of stock listed. This fig- ure was reached last week when 1,657 shares of Campbell Soup were issued for the company's employe savings and stock bonus plan. Exchange President G. Keith Funston pointed out that the Big Board's list of common and preferred stocks has doubled since 1951 and that the last billion shares were added in only 33 months compared to the 137 years it took to reach the first billion.

The market value of the'S billion shares topped $260 billion at mid-December, also a peak, with the average price $52.79 a share. A New York Stock Exchange seat has been sold at $139,000, Op $4,000 over Monday's transfer and the highest price in nearly 23 years. tion sprinted 54 to a new peak of Great Atlantic Pacific rose to 49; Automatic Can glAitttoltbgmrnt teen was up 2 4 to 28; Ameri The Family of the late Frank OXeary wiwhes to thank their frietuto ami netrhbors for their kind expression ytnratli7. Mmm and floral offmnn 100 LISTED STOCKS Tuesday, Dec 30, 1958 Salei last last Crtfe Sales last Chge Air Rede 9 SI Gen Cm 86 64 Penn RR 153 19 26 A 104 lh 59? TVk Pepsi Col 58 75, 1 Pfuer 20 491.4 la Pnelps 0 23 47i Philco S3 38V 1 Pail Pet 79 8fWa 1 Polaroid 35 124i 414 Pullman 8 407 Radio Corp 160 87 1 Rep Steel 74 23' ia 477 102V4 a 58 Vt 475 7 TV 541 lh ofQueenA 84 1 Gen 147 29H i-Hi Gen toot 22 931a I Ceil Mot 14 241 Vi i Gen Tire 231 20H Mi Gimbel 128 SO i Coodncti 30 164 Goodyear 40 48 lat Mart 58 225 ft Int Kick 44 96 I Int Pacer 60 60i -v- 1 lft 8 79 24H, 4-lV Johns Mas 87 14 lj Kaiser Al 58 43H I Kennecott 35 7Hi Vi Kroger 8 52 Lig i Myrs 22 45H Vi i Loews 657 39 Vz long I lig 19 117V Rev ton 28 63 Reya tls 65 763 Reyn Too 64 901 47Mi y. Ali Chen 59 Allit CM 225 Alcoa 39 Am Air I 118 ABC Par 52 Am Cm 71 Am Std 409 Am Smelt 31 Am 107 Am Tot) 13 Anaconda 78 Armour 42 Bald Lima 121 Bait ft 0 47 Beadi 16 Betti Stl 449 Boeinf 164 Borf War 104 Brim Batli 34 Burroughs 56 Celanes El Chrysler 241 CIT Fin 13 CBS MM 26 Colum Gas 128 Con Edi 38 Cora Prod 33 407 4514 4314 Vt 3914 471 243, 56 84H Vt WALTER COOKE INC.

COMPLETE Mpa rUNEBALS'CW Li caskct rmcts ixciuot COMPUTE UNI Hat 2 Cane Slrrf CavVetv rm J7 Solid Mahocaay from $75 dolfe-covertd iln Solid Oak. r.miJMS Solid Cooper. ffm JJ TEN MODERN HOMES MANHATTAN (Esst) IE S-1500 MANHATTAN (West) TH 7 700 LRH0N 5-0700 BROOKLYN S-4100 t.7 51 43 96a 1 94A Vi 80 21W 29? 37 32H 41V 7 491 Vi KM ik 48H 29 4Jm Vz Hxy 9 Po Dutch 255 Safeway 49 St Reg 16 Schenler 36 Sears Roe 62 Socony 171 Sperry Rd 182 Std 0 NJ 458 Tenas Co 49 Tex 6 Sul 332 Transxni 73 Tri Cont 30 Union Crb 70 404 Martin Co 87 29 21' 1 Chosen by mor Long Island Families than any other funeral director. Urn 60-Sfricn fun trait MAIN OFFICE 36-10 BroAdwiy LL Citj AStofU 8-0700 Mont Ward 74 Hat Bisc 27 Hat Csfc 43 Mat Dairy 21 Hat Distil 46 Hat Gypsum 27 303 403 y. 12414 14 6014 59H 4 1 Utd Aircr 50H 14 557a 38H 1 217 631 Vt 551 1 27A 1 77 1S 2085 3V2 145 21 56 295 HY Cent 137 277 Vt 1 OS Steel Warner Bros 22 381,4 961 7 25H 1 3214 49H 1 441.

West tto 64 Westg El 125 (oiwarth 43 Hiag Po 25 Hot Pac 26 Olin Math 189 Pan Am 79 "irk DttHZ-tK 74M 1H 533 Curtis Doo Ghent Da Pont It-it Kod-, red 0 Str For Hot 5614 a 39- 1 37 Mil i-9M ri lfaW.V.J as 100. 497 Pern Dia: 22.