Evening star., 1954-09-20

mr. Newman. tering the
GAO. Mr.. Newman had his own
accounting firm. He is q certi-
ned public account, a member
Of the American Institute of Ac-
countantS and a director of the
Federal Government Account
ants Association. He has served
as a lieutenant colonel and as
sistant chief of the Contract
Audit Division of the Air Force.
Iox Experts to Meet
Outstanding roles have been
assigned l6 tax experts from the
District at the fifth annual Con-
ference on Taxation at Breton
Woods. N. H.. Sunday to Thurs
day OF next week. More than $50
are expected to participate, of
f1cialS asserted. The National
Tax Association is the sponsor Of
the meeting, which viii attract
persons from all over the United
States and Canada.
The economic outlook and fis-
cal needs of the Federal Gov
ernment will be discussed. A
panel to handle this subject is
composed of: Robert e. Lee,
member of the Federal Com-
munications Commission; Row.
land Hughes, Budget Bureau di-
rector; Lothair Teetor, assistant
secretary of commerce for do
mestic affairs and Harris Hus-
ton, director of surveys and in
vestigation for the House Ap-
preparations Committee.
Reorganization of the Internal
Revenue Service will be dis
cussed by Ellsworth c. Alyord,
attorney, Norman A. Sugarman,
assistant. commissioner of in.
ternal revenue in charge of tech
nical operations and John E.
Mcclure, attorney. They are
Washingtonians.
The Internal Revenue Code of
1854 will be discussed by Dan r.
Smith, assistant to the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury.
Ruml Is Optimistic
Beardsley Ruml, financial ex-
pert, today declared in Chicago
the outlook for the prices of
equity securities appears to be
favorable. He based this predic-
ton on various economic and
n-economic favors having d
direct bearing on the future.
BY 1865, he pointed out, the
Nation will have an expected
population of about 100 million;
compared with the current 100
million. He said an increase IN
productivity is in prospect, Sav-
ings and consumption will be af-
fected and he anticipated that
profits per dollar of invested
equity capital will be larger in
1865 than they are today.
Public Relations Meeting
On Friday, the first Middle At
lantic Public Relations Confer
ence will be held at the Hotel
Statler. Managers of business
and industry. trade association
executives and others from the
District. Virginia, West Virginia,
North Carolina, Maryland, Dela-
ware and Pennsylvania are ex-
pected to participate.
what the Printed Media
|, Want from Public Relations
Practitioners" will be discussed.
Richard r. Bennett, Washington
public relations director, Nation
al Association of Manufacturers,
is general chairman.
officials today announced Fri
days issue of the N. S. News and
World Report will set two rec
ords-the largest number Of
pages. 164, and 79 pages of ad-
vertising.
The Joseph M. Zamoiski Co..
W holesale distributors, an
nounced advertising plans for
promotion of the 1855 Whirlpool,
manufacturer Of washers, ironers
and dryers. AL advertising is
being placed through Kal, Ehr-
Itch and Merrick, officials said.
Folger Nolan-W. B. Hibbs Ss
Co.. brokers, today announced
that the Central Mutual Tele-
phone Co.. Manassas, Va. voted
at a directors meeting Septem-
ber 8 to pay a quarterly divi-
dend of Is cents a share on COM
mon stock. This will be paid to
owners of record as Of Septem-
ber 80. The dividend will be paid
October !, officials said.