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Albany's Business

Davie Joins Simmons Firm

•>: * By ED SWIETNICKI

- J-'atanei R. Davie, who was president of Albany Savings Bank Tof 18 years, has been appointed comptroller of Simmons Ma­chine Tool Corp., 1700 Broadway, Menands.

Mr. Davie retired from banking duties on Jan. 31, 1962 when he reached the manda­tory retirement age of 65. "Now it's time to retire, they say. It's not my wish, though," he remarked at the time.

Since then Mr. Davie, a resi­dent of Chestnut Hill Road, Loudonville, has served as fin­ance chairman of the Hudson Valley Girl Scout Council and has golfed at Schuyler Meadows, Country Club.

He is a director of the Albany Chapter of the American Red Cross, also a member of the Fort Orange Club and a past president of the Greater Albany

"*»>*'JAMES R- DAVIE New Post Chamber of Commerce.

INDIA—Sandy Hill Corp. of Hudson Falls is the prime con tractor for a $6.8 million project near Bombay, India. The Ex­port-Import Bank of Washington made the loan to a firm in India for construction of a bamboo pulp mill at Fort Songad The Rensselaer County corporation will manufacture "some of the equipment," the company says, and will act as purchasing agent for other companies. The company was founded in 1858 and employs about 325.

HIGHEST AWARD-Joseph T. McDermott of McDermott Food

Brokers Inc. in Albany, right, receives Campbell Soup Co.'s

highest annual award for outstanding sales performance.

Campbell's national sales manager John Carbonell, center, and

W. B. Nixon, vice president, make the presentation of the

trophy.

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Personality Parade

Q. Can you tell me if the rumor is true that, in hit will, writer Ernest Hem*

Jngway specifically pro­hibited the publication of any of his letters?

Q. Have we ever sent any Negro U.S. diplomats to represent us in England?

Q. U it true that Ringo Starr of the Beatles has been to school only two days in his life and is completely uneducated?

Q. Who said: "Everyone Ikes by selling something^?

Q. The German blonde whom Dr. Sam Sheppard married after he got out of jail—wasn't she previously married to Hitler's propa­ganda minister, Josef GoebbeU?

LEARN THE TRUE FACTS, SPIKE THE RUMORS ABOUT THESE ANO

OTHER CELEBRITIES / READ

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Stock Prices New York (*V-Steels and Labor Day weekend as a fac-

motors were easy In an irreg- tor to account foe sluggish-ular stock market today. Trading was moderately ac­tive.

ness. C h e m i c a l s , nonferrous

metals, rails and cigaretes showed a slightly higher

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Douglas Aircraft and Penn­sylvania Railroad lost %j each.

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lated by a minor could be used to purchase securiUes inder the "Gift to Minors* Act." Are you not aware that money al­ready owned by a minor normally may not be used as you suggest?

A—YES, I am well aware of it. When a minor (a person not yet 21) has money, that money normally cannot be used to buy securities under the Gift to Mi­nors* Act.

For that matter, when the minor is the owner of money, it is just about impossible to use the money to buy secur­ities or Mything else, without a great deal of red tape. Very often this would involve legal action, court approval, etc.

This, of coarse, is ail to the feeaj. It is itstended to pre­vent misuse of • miser's iroperty by adults. Any time a minor has anything resembling a large

But the previous column you cite told the story of a boy, 14, who wants to invest some of the money he earns on his paper route. There's no great deal of money involved.

I explained that he can't buy stock, on his own, until he is 21. And I suggested thai he get around that by use ofthe form laid out in the Gift to Minors' Law - having the atock .fig. istered in an adult's name, at custodian for his name, under the Gift to Minors' Act of the state in which he lives.

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