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The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16

NEW YORK Alumni OF
Bennett College. Greensboro \
G initiated a sclf-cndowmcn
program for their alma mater
during July. according to Dr
y. u. Patterson, chairman q
the board Of trustees. The IN
tsal 81 900 payment. on -
year annual investment program
in mutual funds. was made IN
lie Offices of Hsmershlae. Borc
[. Co. New York City July 3
After Is years, the earnlnSs
achieved through this cumula'
tive investment program shoulc
provide an increasing return Tor
the college every five year. DR.
Patterson said.
Under our eovntry's present
rate Of growth. the seIf-endow-
nent program will msfvres ir
IS 10 100 years. Then N should
provide Bennett with an annual
sl0o, 900 income for the follow.
ing s6 years.
"Or-if the trustees perfcr-
the total remaining equity may
be withdrawn in one lump sum.
II may be difficult TO realize
the fact" DR.. Patterson said,
but at maturity the value OF the
equity should be in the neigh
borhood of two million dollars
Il should be thrilling expert
cnce for any alumni group TO
see the end point in a program
Of this type
Bennett is a charter member
ot the United Negro College
Fund founded by DR. Patterson
IN l944 as Americas first edu-
cational community chest
Like many of the Funds 33
members colleges. Bennett has
been an integral part OF Ameri.
cas- system of higher education
for nearly century Dr. Pat.
.crson said The great public
universities and the small pri.
,ate colleges have existed side
By side over the years. They
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16
STATE OF MICHIGAN
The PROBATE COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
No ARA k1Q

IN the Matter oi the Estate OF EN-
NA CiRTER Deceased,
No,ioc is hereby given that all
crcdNuis OF sad deceased are rcquir
ed TO present tntir claims IN writing
and under oath. TO said Court al the
Probate Office IN The City OF Detroit
m said County. and 10 serve a copy
thereof upon OLIVER CARTER, Ad
ministrator OF said estate, al II. r. ID
SO 5. Mount Clemens, Michigan on
or before the 3lst DAY OF August, a.
d. 1860. and that Sucn CLAIMS wiii be
heard bN said court before JUDGE
IRA G KAUFMAN in Court Room No
1921 CitN County Building an the CITY
OF Detroit, in said County. on the 3l~t
day OF August. 4 d. 1860, al 23C
cock In the afternoon
Dated: JUNE 20, 1901.
IRA G. KAUFMAN
Judge OF Probate
| do hereby certify that | have com
pared ia, foregoing copy with the
org record thereof and have
found the same TO be correct tran
SCRIPT of such original record
Dated. JUNE % 1860
ALLEN r. EDISON
DEPUTY Probate Register
Published IA inn DLInOii fki-
BJND once each week for three
weeks succcssivclN within tnIty daS ,
from the date hereof
US 7.29GO
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Bennett Alumni Initiate
SeNEndowment Program

must continue to do so for tho
educational health of the coun
~
The small private colleges
originally founded for N'sro
youth. will play an increasingly
vital role in urovIdlns sensIe'leu
dedicated leadership in America.
The whole process OF intclra'
tion must rest squarely on lnc
shoulders Of competence.
The alumni OF. Bennett be
lieve their alma mater will have
2 great share in creating that
competence. The program tnty
are undertaking today demon
stratcs their faith in the ii-
ure
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DRIVE SAFELY
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Char - R. Perkins
S27 ( Warren

ATTY. A0df -~ y. FttHi'S
s77 { Warren
STATE OF MICHIGAN in III. CIR
CUT COURT for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CH.A\CEY.
NO. ss1-4oe
At a session of said Court. held at
the CiiyCounty Building in the CITY
of Detroit. on this 27th day of Aprn,
A D.. 1860.
LILLE BRANCH, Plaintiff. vs. MAR
WIN BRANCH, Defendant,
PRESENT: HONORABLE JOS. 4.
MOYNIHAN. JR.. Circuit Judge.
In this cause II appearing BY atfi.
dayit on file that the defendant, Mar
vim Branch, cannot be served BY
process issued out of this Court. a.
he is not a resident OF the State of
Michigan. but resides in the City of
Greensboro. County of GulliOrd and
State of North Carolina, and resides
al Route No. / Box 1896, Greensboro,
NoTth Carolina.
on MOTION OF CHARLES X. PER
kINS. Attorney for the plaintiff, Lii
lie Branch, 1T IS ORDERED that the
defendant, Marvin Branch. appear
and answer the Bill of Complaint in
this cause within three % months
from the date OF this Ordor. OF that
said Bill viii be taken a. confessed
and that tins order be published az
cord ne to the law and copy thereof
be served upon tho defendant by
registered mail a. required by law.
JOS. a. MON>lHAN. JR.
Circuit Judge
: True COPY
EDGAR VI BRANlGIN. Clerk
~ G. Gallagher, DcputS Clerk
5.7-G.ll.6o
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10 serve IL. mere are some HDOu
tips 10 help keep the bloom Of
freshness on fruit even through
months Of freezer-storage
Be sure the fruit is AZ its peak
ripcrcss and not one second be-
you'd. If you grow your own,
pick firm fruit IN the cool Of the
morning. Sun-heated fruit
bruises more easily from ham
ding.
Remember that exposure TO
the All is damaging o. the deli
cate color and flavor % fresh
fFuit. You car avoid this by
working quickly with the
proper utensils. II you use a
syi4p pack. slice the peaches or
other fsAt directly into The
syrlp. y neither you use "A syrup
or dry sugar pack, prc-mix a
protective agent with either the
water or sugar b'for, you start
sicirg.
Antloxidants such as A-C-M
(the initials stand for Ascorbic-
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[ E GAL


AffCrn4r (Har4t rrfAf"h
81 q wARsEN
SrATE % MICHIGAN IN the tih'
CUT COURT fqr nc tolNl or
WAN~E ~ CHANCFRf
EARNEST COA-S pisintff. - Nio'
Ia COATES. Defendant,
No sss.ssr
Al SESSION Of sald Court. held al
$50 cot.r- house IN the CITY of Dstreit,
on the Sfh "a, Of july. AD -"
PRESENT HONORABLE WADE h.
NcCREE tR. Circuit judge
n this cause lt appcarne o> A.
fdatlt on fle that the defendant
\ rla Coates cannot b. screc ~
-rocess issued out Of this Court a.
,he Il no, . resident OF the STATE o.
Nich'gsn out re>dr. N We Nlts 9,
RuNaio Count, OF Enc end State Of
>ew YORK. and her Post officc ad'
Sr4s. 1850 Jefferson Avenue bui-
on NOTION or CHARLES R. PER.
e., Coates, IT l. ORDERED ,hst the
y ftn-ant N.ola Coates. appear and
an.vtr the Bill o. complaint ir ~ :
.i-ee -. p fr-.e , months from the
date OF TINS order. or that said 81"
AIli os taker a. confessed and that
fhis order BE- published according 10
uron the defendant b, registered
mail a. required bs Law.
WADE n McCREE JR
Circuit Judge
= True COPY
EDGAR VI BRANiGAN Clerk
=, DEPUTY
81 II l. sCHUMAN. DEPUTY Clerk
7.ie-s- 2o-6o
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SH =. WcfTeO
STATE OF MICHfGAN in the cir
1OiT COURT for the COUNTY Or
WAYNE IN CHANCEY.
GEORGIA LEOLA DIXON, Plaintiff
vs. SEABRON DIXON, Defendant.
No. sse-s22
~ session OF SAID Court. held ~
the City-County Building I'm tho Iiv
OF Detroit on the 9Th day of june
A.D., 1860
PRESENT: HONORABLE THEODORE
n. BONN, Circuit Judge.
In TINS cause II appearing by aiiF
uaVit on file that the defendant, sea
Dron Dixon, cannot be served by pro
cess issued out of this Court as nc =
not resident OF the State of Miclr
san, but resides I'm the City OF Los
angeles, County of Los Angeles, aiu
state OF California and resides at ~
last both Street, Los Angeles >, 1"if
ON MOTION or CHARLES 4. PER
hiNS, Attorney for the Plaintiff, ~
10 ORDERED that the defendant. So
DiOn n DIXON, appear and answer w
niii OF Complaint In this cause wi'h'p
.nree 90 months from the date "
me Order, OF that said Bill OF COM
pisint will be taken as confessed any
.hat this Order be published acco,~
ing TO law and copy thereon
served upon the defendant by fcs''
'ered mail as required by law. .ouN
THEODORE X. BOh'
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR M. BRANIGIN. Clerk
ny L. Gallagher, Deputy clerk -
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At.orr.v. e,'-N :. mner

,iT7o Drouinder
c.r.r Or NtCItrc ~ - ~" ti"
q ~ roi'rT eo- ~" COUNTY OF
1v.,t>fr ~ >~crRN
EDGAR HARRIS. Plaintiff rs ANN
IE MAE HAPrIS Defendant.
No. 5et7so
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ = Session of said Court held in
tho County Courthouse in the City
nf Dc.roit. Wavne County. Michigan
the 9'h DAY of Arrl 1860. AID
prrSrNT: HONORABLE JOHN VI.
WISE Circuit Judge
In this cause n appearing from az
fidaNit attached that the defendant
Annie Mae Harris Is not resident OF
or domicilcd in III" CITY OF Detroit,
WaNne County Michigan but that
she resides a, 9l5 South Broad Street,
Rome Georgia;
torncy for the plaintiff Edgar Harris.
TT IS ORDERED that the defendant
Annie Mae Harris appear or answer
In the above cause on or before
three ~ months from the date here.
of or that said bill may be taken as
confessed
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy OF this order shall be sent by
registered mail to the defendant
last known address 9l5 South Broad
Street. Rome, Georgia and in case no
return receipt signed by the dcfcn-
dant Is received that this order shall
be duly published as required by law.
JOHN VI WISE,
Circuit Judge
EDGAR NJ BRANIGiN, Clerk
By II. L Schuman, Deputy Clerk
5-l4 -6.l8-60
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Afiys. Goodman. Crockett. Eden
& Robb
377o Cadillac Tower, Detroit
STATE or MICHIGAN

Attys. Goodman. Crockett. Eden
& Robb
377o Cadillac Tower, Detroit
STATE or MICHIGAN
Count, Of Wayne
SIS. sss.o3s
Al session Of the Probate Court
for said Counts Of Naync held az
the Probate Court Room IN m, CHS
OF Dctro., on the Sixth da, OF july.
In the year one thousand nine nun.
cred and siNt>
Present ernest c soehm. Judge OF
Probste.
In the Mssfer of the Estate Of
RJSSEL J CLOUD. also known as
RUSSELL JAMES CLOUD and X J
CLOUD Deceased
Al instrument In writing purport.
ing 20 the last ~ill and testament OF
aid deceased having h"cn delivered
n'o hi, Court for probate:
u is ordered. That the Thirtieth
de- ~ Angus; next ~ ten clock
in the forenoon at said Court Room
be appointed for proving said instru-
mtn
And 1t is further Ordered That
copy of this order be published once
IN each week ioI three week con-
."c4tlNcN prctiou. 20 said time OF
hear.n-, in the DETROIT TRIBUNE,
n, Spapei printed and circulated
IN SAID County OF Waync
ERNEST c BOEHM.
Judge of Probate
do hcrcb, ccrtif> that have com.
pared the foregoing copy with the
original record thereof and have
found the same &c be a correct tran
script OF such original record
Dated JULY . 96O
CECIL A. BERNARD
DEPUTY Probate Register.
7l6-S 20-6O
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16
Atty. Jesse e. Williams
1908 Broadway, Suite 206.7O1


STATE OF MICHIGAN i'm the CIR.
CUT COURT for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
No. 596.647
ORDER or PUBLICATION
WILLIAM McCALlBB, Plaintiff VS..
PERLIE McCALIBB, Defendant
AZ session OF said court, held i'm
the City-COunty Building. in the civ
OF Detroit. County of Wavne and
State OF Michigan, on the 5th dav of
April, A.D., 1860.
PRESENT: HONORABLE JOHN NJ.
WISE. Circuit Judge.
~ appearing that the defendant a
not resident of this state, but re.
sides IN the City of lndianolia and
state OF Mississippi. "''"
III II ORDERED that the defendant
cIl'cl hcI appearance I'm this cause
~ vi ociore three l3l months from
tne uatc OF this order or said nil
fcsscd 40 Soif
III iS FURTHER ORDERED that n
copy oi this order bc scnf nv 80 81.
.oreu man To said defendant at Roy
t.o, 'nuianolia, Mississippi, her last
NhoWh address, and A no, rrcc,,.'1 :,
.'son"iiE ~ said defendant at least
twenty go DAYS before thr ti,,,c
prescribed for appearance tLs, III.
law. 80 required by
join N. WISE
A TRlIr copv Circuit Judge
pn pny1Hh NJ: BRANIGIN. Clerk
~ IT, L. Schuman. Deputy Clerk
5l4-6.lHGn
l.,-,,. ell-7-l6-oC
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Atty. Charles r. Perkins
S27 &. Warren

STATE OF Nix .ilGAN IN the CIR
CUT COURT for the COUNTY or
WAYNE IN CIlANCEY.
LACY JACKSON. Plaintiff - EDDIE
b. JACKSON, Defendant,
No. sss-774
At session of said Court. held II
the City-County Building in tho Cdy
OF Detroit on the 9th day OF june
D., 1860
PRESENT: HONORABLE THEODORE
r. BONN. Circuit Judge
In this cause II appearing by dii
daNit on file that the defendant. I'd
die b. Jackson, cannot be served by
process issued out of this Court a.
nc is not resident OF the State OF
Michigan but resides i'm the CITY OF
Omaha, COUNTY OF Douglas and state
OF Nebraska and resides al 220l Maple
Street. Omaha 10. Nebraska.
ON MOTION OF CHARLES X PER
kI\S, Attorney for The Plaintiff II
IS ORDERED that the defendant I'd
die r. Jackson. appear and answer
the Bill OF Complaint in this cause
within three 81 months from the dale
OF the order. OF that sad Bili OF { ON
plant VIII be taken a. confessed and
That tins order be published accord
inS to laW ana a copy thereof be
served upon the defendant bA IrslS
tered mail as required by Law
THEODORE X. BONN,
Circuit judge
\ TRUE COPY
EDGAR VI BRANIGIN, Clerk
By [. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
GIL 1-l66C
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Attys. RoSborouah g Roxborovgh
30e Broadway


1908 Broadway
STNTF or MICHIGAN IN the CIR
CUT COURT for the COUNTY Or
..l.NE ~ CIIANCEY.
NO. s96. 700
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
MARY ELLEN SMITH. Plaintnf vs..
EMORY SAITH. Defendant
Al session OF said Court held at
the Court Ilousc in the City of De-
iroit. in said County. on the 28th
day OF April, \. d.. 1860.
PRESENT HONORABLE JOS. A.
MOI MILAN, JR., Circuit Judge.
In this cause. il appearing 10 the
court by affidavit hereto attached,
that chanccrN summons for the APP
pcarance OF the defendant has been
issued out and under the seal OF this
court. and that the same could not
be served on the defendant on or be-
fore the return day thereof, for the
reason that said defendant, being a
resident OF the city OF Detroit,
County OF WaNne and State OF Michi-
gan, was concealed therein, and said
chanccry summons has been returned
WIN the certificate thereon endorsed
showing that after diligcnt search
and inquiry. said defendant could not
be served at his last known address.
800 9Goodwin Street, Detroit. Michi.
gan, on or before the return day
thereof:
On motion of Roxborough and Rox.
borough, Attorneys for the Plaintiff
III IL ORDERED that the defendant.
EMORY smith, cause his appearance
10 be entered ~ this cause, within
three nOn.hs form the date of this
oIdCf, and IN case OF his appearance
nc cause h answer TO the plaintiffs )
0.il OF complaint 10 be filed, and a
copy thtpo to be served on the
attorneys for the plaintiff, within 20
days after service upon him of a
copy OF said bill, and notice, of this
order, and that In default thereof
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
true copy of this order be published
IN any newspaper published and cir.
culatindg In the County of WAYNE
and served, according TO law.
JOS. A. MOYNIHAN. JR.
Circuit Judge
EDGAR NJ BRANiGIN, Clerk
BY IL. l.: Schuman. Deputy Clerk
5.7--6-1 80
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RuMmAcE SALE

FRIDAY, lDiy l5tn from 9 am
3 pm and salurta July 10Th
from Gam 20 ? pn 81 Joseph
Home for The Aged 1900 CadicnA
near Warren Furniture and cloth
ln1
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NINE-PIECE DINING ROOM
SUITE

Ducan phye mahogany wood
LIVING room furniture, few miss
ccllancous Dl lO846
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SHARE TIE RIoe

IOOFLE UNTV VTNO 10 -FUI ~ 'pIV|
lima July - Rider 10 share
ride and expense, James Pear
sDn-TO 52275
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FOR RENT

6 Rooms First Floor
$3.50 + Alexancerlnc St.
TW 1900
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16

Whether you're canning freezing fruit whether put
up peaches. bcrrie ap. les, thing is
fruit to be ppetzing and attractive when it's time
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16
SINGER CONSOLED
SEWING MACHINE

Like new. sc~s forward and re-
verse. Must sacrlilcc Total
S42 30. 81 .25 per week
TR. 2.373S
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Atty. Charles r. Perkins
~ kal.x.A..

STATE or MICHIGAN i'm the CIR.
CUT COURT FOR The COUNTY OF
NAl Ne IN CHANCERY.
CLAkENCE l.. STERLING, Plaintiff,
IS. DOROTHY VI. SIEkLlNG, DNt,nd'
ant,
No. sss.3s3
~ session OF saiu Court. held at
the City-County Building m The ,lly
OF Detroit on the oath day OF MAY,
.AD., 1860
PRESENT: HONORABLE LILA NJ
NEOENFELT, Circuit Judge.
In this cause IT appearing by t-
lidavit on file that the defendant,
Dorothy Nj. sterling, cannot be served
~ process issued out OF this Court
a. she Is not resident ol the Stale
OF Michigan but resides I'm the CIV
OF Cleveland, County OF Cuyahoga and
State OF ONO and resides at 2l2
Stearn's Road, Cleveland b, ONO
On MOTION OF CHARLES II. PER.
nlNS, attorney Tor the pia,n,iii. II
II ORDERED that the defendant. DO
IothN Nj. Sterling appear and answer
the Bill OF Complaint In this cause
Witnln three 80 months from me
GATE OF the Order, Oh that said III
OF Complaint will be taken as c3n
iesscd and that this Order be publish
cd according TO law and a copy there
OF be served upon the defendant by
registered mail as required by law.
LILA M NEUENFELI, !,
Circuit Judge
EDGAR NJ. BRANlGIN, Clerk
nS II. l.. Schuman, Deputy Clerk
5-l8-72bO
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windows, doors and aknlnss
TW 2-6450.
I'1rmsn w. Smith, Owner
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HOUSE FOR SALE

WESTSIDE
AMERICAN. 97li near Gran q
River 4 home that you can
pay for rooms full base.
men,, nc~ly decorated Mi s.
OlQ2
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EoR RENI-slNclE

LAFAYETTE. near Cnene; 6
rooms. VIII furnish material
for interior decoration Also
Bungalow Call LO 1870,
Mornings
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EoR RENI-ELArs

MONROE, near II AuDln; >
rooms, lower Good trsnspor
tauon. Viii arrange for deco
ration
Call 10. 1880. Mornings or
Nights
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Business Property Fer Sale
EAST JEFFERSON, 7779- NJ

Chene-Commcr.cal Bldg con.
ycrted l2rm. Mansion incl ]
bedroom apt. ideal for Offices.
Doctors Clinic. Restaurant Pun
ersl or C0nyaleseenl Home 3
minutes from downtown Parking
for 10 cars Terms Hsrrs N
Eyerts-NA lS47i
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the CIR
CUT COURT for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCERi.
Nc S97l47
Evening star., 1960-09-26

radio newscasters to begin
firing questions at the candi-
dates.
The presidential hopefuls will
have three minutes to reply to
each question. His opponent,
If he wishes to give a rebuttal,
will have Ia minutes to COM
ment on the question and an
Swer.
At six minutes before 1890
pm, Mr.. Nixon will take over
for a three-minute summation.
Senator Kennedy will have the
last three-minute crack at the
television viewers by virtue Of q
lucky toss Of the coin which de-
cided the finishing order.
CHS estimates 1000 persons
assisted in preparations for the
debate.
On october Z and 13 the can
didates will meet for hour-long
all-subjectS news conferences
The meeting on October Z prob
ably will take place in Cleve-
land. On October 13, Mr..
Nixon will be in Los Angeles
and Senator Kennedy in New
York, but they'll appear to-
gether on a split screen.
The final meeting will be In
New York on October 81, with
foreign affairs as the subject.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
Cor Ports Sold as New
Brings Drive by yFTC

However. we expect that the
announcement of these Stipu-
lations will convince members
of the industry that the COM
mission means to take effec-
tive steps to protect the many
car owners who pay for neV
parts but actually receive rel
built parts" he added.
Mr.. Kintner said that the
action gives every indication
Of far-reaching impact upon
the distribution of automotive
parts"
Hits Lack Of Data
The commissions main OBJ
lection is that rebuilt clutches
and other rebuilt parts, con-
tanning previously used parts,
were being placed on the
market without disclosure that
the parts had been rebuilt or
that previously used compon-
ents were used in the parts"
In all the stipulations, the
companies involved agree d
not to offer for sale "any
product containing parts which
have been previously used
without a clear and conspicu-
GUS disclosure Of such prior use
made on the product with suf-
See ETC, Page AT
Evening star., 1960-09-26
By BERNARD GWERTZNfAN
star star Writer

star stan Writer
The Federal Trade Commits
sion launched q major CAM
paign today against automotive
parts companies which sell re-
built parts as new.
Twelve major suppliers Of
clutches and other parts have
signed agreements with the
commission forbidding them to
sell such rebuilt parts as new,
the FTC announced here.
At the same time, in a
speech given in Kansas City,
Mo-, FTC Chairman Earl w.
Kintner indicated that the FTC
action was aimed at the whole
rebuilt parts industry.
Sees Bigger Problem
while it is expected that
stipulation negotiations win be
initiated with several other
automotive parts rebuilders, it
is apparent that the total num-
ber of stipulating companies
will comprise only a small seq
ment of the automotive parts
rebuilding trade.
1T is estimated that there
are some 1000 rebuilders of au-
tomotive parts" Mr.. Kintner
said.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
Stock Market
SIumps Again

NEW YORK, Sept. 26 (AP)
The stock market resumed
its sharp decline today under
persistent selling pressure.
Losses by some key stocks
exceeded So early this after
noon.
Weakness spread through
the market. The gold shares
were about the only group to
escape losses. 49,
Trading was quite active
with the tape late briefly at
the start.
- The decline was a continu-
alton of the slump which last
week took the Dow Jones In
dustrial average to new 1850
lows. Brokers said the market
still was under the influence
Of uncertainties over the busi-
ness outlook and international
affairs.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
Paris Recognizes
Mali Republic

PARIS, Sept. 26 (AP).-
France today officially recog-
nized the former French Sudan
as the independent, sovereign
Mali Republic.
Sudan originally formed a
Mali federation with Senegal,
another former French posses
sion adjoining it in West Africa,
but Senegal withdrew as the
result of a power struggle be-
tween Premiers Mamadou Dia
of Senegal and Modibo Keita of
Sudan.
France already has recog-
nized Senegal as an independ-
ent republic.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
Hobbs Gets Airport Job
At National , Dulles
By CHARLES YARBROUGH
Star Stan Writer

SeA SeoA "AAbSA
G.. Ward Hobbs, So, career
aviation man and a vice presi-
dent of Capital Airlines, today
was named boss of National
and Dulles International Air
ports here.
AS director of the Bureau of
National Capital Airports, he
succeeds L. w. Burton, who
goes to Fort Worth, Tex, about
October l as director of avia-
ton.
Mr.. Hobbs new post means
not only the operation of Ma
tional Airport, one of the
Nations busiest. but overall
supervision of the $50 million
civil jet base now under con-
struction near Chantilly, Va,
and due to open in the fall OF
1861.
His appointment was an
nounced by the Federal Avia-
ton Agency's deputy admins
TRAITOR, James T. Pyle.
He brings to the job a 25-year
background of aviation, includ-
ing wartime service with the
Air Transport Command, most
of it in South America and
Africa. He is reserve lieuten-
ant colonel and lives on Hunt
er's Mill road in Oakton, Va.
He is a Maryland native and
member of a family dating
back to colonial times.
Mr.. Hobbs is married and has
three children, a son and two
daughters.
Before joining Capital Air
lines, he, served with American
Airlines, He was Americans
regional manager of flight at
various points, including Wash
Evening star., 1960-09-26
Mobutu Outruns
His Troop Escort

LEOPOLDvMLE, the Congo
Sept 26 (AP).-Col. Joseph
Mobutu, resplendent in gold
braided tropical uniform and
huge sun glasses, lost his es-
cort of CongoleSe soldiers for a
while today.
Striding from a conference
in the United Nations head
quarters building, the strong
man jumped into his car and
drove off to the cheers of a
small group of Congolese at the
gate.
The steel-helmeted troops of
his escort leaped into their
jeep to follow him, but couldn't
get it started. So amid smiles
from the watchers, they got out
and pushed it down the street
in Col. Modulus wake.
Evening star., 1960-09-26

ington, Boston, Providence,
Buffalo, Philadelphia, Newark
and Richmond.
In May of 1858 he was named
vice president of operation
services for American Airlines
and went to Capital as vice
president of customer services
January 1 last year.
Directorship of the Airport
Authority pays $18,50O an
nually.
Mr.. Hobbs officially begins
his new duties next Monday
The decision to leave private
industry for Government serv-
ice was difficult. he said, but
he was swayed by the "trem-
endous challenge" Of his new
job.