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The rules for a taxpayers own
exemptions are the same this year
as last year. bu the new tax law
has made it easier to get exenlp-
tions for dependents.
Your Own Exemptions
Here's how to count your exemp-
tions teach one takes $6G0 on your
taxable jlcomel:
One exemption for yourself. twc'
If you are SIS or over. two if you r
blind, three ii you are both IS ard
blind. The same applies to your hus-
band or wife.
II your husband or wife died dur
ing 1854 you a file q joint return
claiming the exemptions including
those for age or blindness. to which
the deceased would have been en-
titled at the time of death.
Exemptions for Dependents
One exemption OF $500 can be
taken for each person who fits The
definition Of q dependent. This = o.
is not doubled for age or blindness,
as in the case Of your personal ex.
emption.
To count for an exemption, the
dependent must:
/. Have less than $500 gross in
come for 1864 Except that IN
der the new law this does not
apply to your child IL he is
under IS or is a full-time stu
dent).
2. Have received more than half his
support from you. (New Law:
DO not include scholarships
in figuring total cost OF support.
The dependent may also qualify
even though no one person
furnished more than half of his
support. II q group of persons
who would otherwise be able
TO claim the dependent con-
tributed more. than half. any
member OF the group who con-
tributed at least 1917 may claim
the dependent II all others who
contributed 1915 or more have
signed 3 declaration that they
viii not claim the deduction.)
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3. Not file a joint return with her
husband Tor his wifel.
4. Be either a citizen of the U. S.
or q resident OF the U. S..
Canada. Mexico. Canal Zone.
Panama. or lin some cases. the
Philippines.
5. Live with you (absence while
attending school does lot inter.
ferel or be a close relative as
defined In the tax instructions
or be a cousin receiving institu-
tional care for q mental or
physical disability who lived
with you before going to the In
stitution.
Children and Disabled Dependents
Don't forget that a baby born an.s-
time up to midnight December 81
counts as a full exemption.
"A new feature this year Is a de-
duction Of as much as SEQ for care
of q dependent while the bread
winner Is working. This deduction
Is available to mo;hers. widowers.
divorced and legally separated per-
sons. who are allowed to deduct ex-
penses Np to $500 for the care OF a
son, daughter, stepson or step
daughter under IL Tor any depend
ent who is mentally. or physically
incapacitatedD.
A working wife Is entitled to this
deduction II Der husband is physi-
cally or mentally incapable of pro-
vidfng support. Where the husband
is not disabled. the working wife
may also take a deduction il a joint
return is filed, except, that the $500
limit is reduced by the amount
the couples gross income exceeds
$4,000.
Additional information
Be sure TO read the Official In.
structiOns. You can also get help
from the Internal Revenue Service.
which urges you to consult only
qualified advisers.
Next articles Tax Eaeed on Diut.
deRds and Retirement Income.
EE aE
, 1955-02-28
INCOME TAX FACTS No. f
Get al Exempa:onsfor Yourself and Dependents

This Is ore Of a series Of articles on income lar changes. Tie articles
are based on Information provided By the american Institute of Account
0ats and the Virgin Islands Sodey Of Certified Public AccoaHtants1
Many taxpayers cheat themselves ON their PERSONAL exemptions. OF
curse, there are others who get INTO trouble by claiming too many
exemptions - like the COWBOY who claimed an exemption for his horse
, 1955-02-28
KILLER DILL"
T H U r S D A Z
at 5 & $50 pm.

Regular Admission
Our 18th Double Feature Program
for our Spanish Speaking Public
Isl Feature in English & Spanish
NAKED ALIBI"
starring
Sterlingn Hayden-G Gloria Crahme
End Feature in Spanish only
10 Que Nc Sc Puede Perdonar"
starring
Maria Elena ! Armando, Calvo
Latest Universal News : End edi-
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at 500 and $50 pm.

at 500 and $50 pm.
Regular Admission
On Our Panoramic Screen with
Spanish sub-titles
SAILOR OF THE KING.
starring
Jeffrey Hunter, Wendy Hitler,
Michael Rennie
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7 E S D A \
at 500 and $50 pm.

~ V'VU VIM Wv P.4IA.
Regular Admission
ON OUR PANORAMIC SCREEN
with Spanish Sub titles
RAILS INTO LARAMIE"
starring
John Payne. Mary Blanchard.
Dan Duryea, Barton Nc Lane
Latest Universal News : first edi-
ton : $50 only
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE VIRGIN ISLANDS or
UNITED STATES So Divisio Of ST. Croix at christiansted
George r. BeckIes, sr, Plaintiff vs. CIVIL NO. Il 1855
g. Constantia Stage, the Heirs Of c. Constantia
Stage and No. Z Prince Street, Christiansted, ST. Croix
DEFENDANTS
Action to Acquire Title by Adverse Possession
SUMMONS
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
To: c. onstantia Stage, the Heirs of c. Constantia Stage
and No. Z Prince Street. Christiansteds st. Croix, Defendants
Within the time limited by law, you are hereby required
to appear before this Court and answer to a complaint filed
against you in this action; and in case of your failure to APP
pear or answer, judgement by default will be taken against
you as demanded in the Complaint, for action to acquire title
by adverse possession.
Witness my hand and the Seal of the Court this 18th day
of January, 1856, AID.
Almeric L. Christian George A. Mena
Attorney for Plaintiff Clerk of the Court
, 1955-02-28
S A T U R D z


at 2:15. 500 & 8:45
Our Triple Action Program with
Spanish Subtitles
The Great Adventures Of Cap
tain Kidd"
1st Feature
THUNDER IN THE PINES"
starring
George Reeves : Marian Martin
End Feature
VARIETIES ON PARADE"
starring
jackie Coogan and famous profess
Sional artists
In all three performances "Ameri
can News of Colored America" &
at 500 & 900 pm. Latest Warner
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COMING SOON Ill
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starring
Jane Wyman : Rock Hudson.
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"SANET
MASTER WARE

BREADETTE, with
built-in wood slic-
ing board. Chrome
with white, red,
yellow or pink.
(BIC)
CANETTE, stack
able four piece set
W 18th asy grip
cover. Same colors.
(CIC)
B. ALL CHROME |
B r E AID EFT IT z,
gleamlng CHROME,
rounded corners,
breadboard, re-
movable shelf.
(BIAC)
c ANE T T. e. all
chrome. holds 5-Ibs.
flour, 5 lbs. sugar,
IL lbs. tea and
coffee. (CIAC1
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BY Kroner

12h~ footed. grooved glass plate. aluminium
cover. Stands eM" high. C42O)
The Omaha guide., 1955-10-28

WASHINGTON, DC-An attractive attendant at the National
Housing Center shows Vice President Richard E. Nixon the latest
thing in kitchens during the official opening Of the new building here.
The Vice President is shown inspecting a panoramic refrigerator of
unusual design. This completely integrated Frigidare kitchen is sched-
uled for transportation in late 1856. New ideas in refrigeration,
cigarette lighter, together with a place for the homemaker's lipstick,
In this kitchen, which will come "all in a piece
The Omaha guide., 1955-10-28
No surgery needed
to reduce swelling
of painful piles!

In doctors tests, amazing new
Stainless Pazo instantly relieved
piles torture! Gave internal and
external relief without SURGERY
6 medically-proved ingredients re-
lieve pain, itching Instantly Reduce
swelling. Promote healing. You sit,
walk in comfort! Only stainless pile
remedy. Stainless PazoO SUPPOSE
tories or Ointment at druggists.
The Omaha guide., 1955-10-28
Viola ToUssoinf

Mrs. Viola Gladys Toussaint
age 33 years, of 2214 Grace
Street, expired Tuesday Septem-
Der Is, 1866 at a local hospital.
She was a life long resident Of
Omaha.
She is survived by her husband
William of Omaha; mother, Mrs,
Emma Oats; brother, Clarence
Oats; grandfather, Albert Banks;
uncle, William Banks.
Funeral services were held
Saturday September II, 1866 at
1000 Am. from the Myers
Brothers Funeral Chapel with
Rev. j. H. Reynolds officiating.
Interment was at Graceland Park
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Messrs. G..
Jaco, Johnnie Davis, Fred Harris,
Charlie Burk, Irwin Turner and
Bobbie Jones.
Myers Brothers Funeral Ser
vice.
The Omaha guide., 1955-10-28
Cloth Net for Wise

WHEN working with smaIE
parts at your workbench, use.
a cloth net so they won't drop toy
the floor. AS illustrated in Popu |.
The Omaha guide., 1955-10-28

So you won't lose track of what's stored where and prevent rum
maging, type labels for shelf edges or use 3 S cards to lay on
top of each stack.
3. MEDICINE CABINET SAFETY: Prevent cropping and fun
bling, day or night, by labelling all the drugs in your cabinet
Type contents in capital letters, switch to the red ribbon to indi-
cate poison. Be sure to add the date of purchase directly below.
Remember that medicines like argyrol and iodine grow stronger
with age. Typed labels are easy to read, won't blur with handling.
4. HOUSEHOLD DIRECTORY: Have an emergency directory al
ways on tap. Type up a clear and legible list to include your
doctors name, address, telephone; the dentist, the plumber, the
electrician, the TV repair man. Saves a lot of time and trouble
to have it taped on the wall, door or bulletin board in the kitchen
near the telephone.
S. COSTUME CHART: There's nothing so exasperating as to find
you've forgotten to pack a favorite blouse or cherished piece of
jewelry when away from home. So type up a list of clothes with
all the necessary accessories to make your costume complete.
Keep it in your suitcase to check off whenever you're ready to-
pack for a business trip or vacation.
6. "DO-IT-YOURSELF" can be encouraged by tipping up a list
of maintenance jobs to be done, allocating them to various mem
bers of the family and lacking it up on the kitchen bulletin board.
The chores will be in plain sight for all to see and can be checked
e9 as they're completed. (ANS)
The Omaha guide., 1955-10-28

Sift together flour, baking pow.
der, salt and cocoa. Cream shorten.
ing; add sugar gradually; cream
together until fluffy. Add eggs; beat
until well blended. Add cooled
mincemeat and nut meats; mix well.
Add -four mixture alternately with
water, stirring only enough after
each addition to blend thoroughly.
Turn into creased 8xSx2-inch square
pan or into a small tube pan and
bake in slow oven (300' F.) / to IA
hours or until surface rebounds
quickly when touched lightly with
finger. The tube pan should mea-
sure z or s inches. The cake may
also be baked in a creased bowl.
Invert cake on rack when done
and, il baked in a bowl, cut out
space in center to insert doll. Wrap
the part of the doll touching the
cake in waxed paper.
The Omaha guide., 1955-10-28

AT Omaha U
Wednesday

The French Ambassador to the
United States M. Maurice Couve
de Murville, will be in Omaha
Wednesday November 2 to adj
dress University Of Omaha World
Affairs Institute members.
The 8:15 pm. meeting in the GU
auditorium is the fourth of six
lectures to be given this year
concerning world problems in the
West.
Former ambassador to Egypt
and now French permanent rep
resentative to NATO, M. Couve
de Murville will discuss France
and the Western Security Pro-
gram"
A financial expert and career
diplomat, he has served the
French government since 1880,
entering diplomatic service with
the Free French government
during the war.
Born in Reims in 1907, the am
bassador received a Doctorate Of
Laws and a degree in humanities
from the University of Paris. He
then graduated from the school
of Political Sciences. He became
an Inspector of Finance in 1880,
at the age Of %, and in 1910 was
appointed Director of External
Finances.
M. Couve de Murville is also
Commander of the French Legion
Of Honor.
The Omaha guide., 1955-10-28
VALENTINE

"The Valentine Matter" writ
ten by John Dawson, will be in
vestigated by CHS Radios "Yours
Truly, Johnny Dollar" Monday
thru Friday, Oct. 81 Nova. Wrap
ping up a case in New Orleans,
Johnny be-friends an ex-convict
named Dan Valentine, who is at
tempting to go straight. When
Valentine, his wife and child are
killed, Dollar enters the case and
catches the criminals. Robert
Bailey stars.
mon. thru Fri. at 8:15-8:30
Pm. EST. From Hollywood.
The Omaha guide., 1955-10-28

lar Mechanics, the cloth Is sup
ported on a wire frame from the
under side Of the bench top. The
heavy wire is bent into a U-shape-
Ends of the wire slip into screw
eyes for easy removal when the
net is not in use.
Edges Of the cloth may be hem
med to fit over the wire.
The Omaha guide., 1955-10-28

This mincemeat cake, made from
a package of condensed mincemeat.
has good keeping qualities, Sc il
can be made a day or two ahead
of time to lessen your last minute
party preparation work. The pack.
aged condensed mincemeat is con.
Venient to keep on hand for pies,
too.
Mince Meat Fruit and Spice Cake
2cups sifted flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
" teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons cocoa
" cup shortening
] cup sugar
2eggs, well beaten
19-ounce package condensed mince
meat and II cup water, boiled down.
A cup finely chopped nut meats
u cup water
eBreak mincemeat into small pieces.
Add water. Place over heat, stirring
until Jumps are thoroughly broken.
Boil briSkly for 3 minutes, or until
mixture Is almost dry. Cool.
The Omaha guide., 1955-10-28

1. ORGANIZE YOUR
BED LINEN: If you have
a mixture of contour and
regular straight sheets, a
lot of mix-up can be saved
and ~bedmaking m a d e
easier by tipping labels
to paste on linen closet
shelves marked Contour
Upper. Contour Low
err. Single Sheets,
Double, ~"Pillowcases".
2. SHORT ON STORAGE
SPACE? Try this if your
linen closet shelves are
deep: Use the double
row storage system. Stack
the more frequently used
items in front, the less
often used ones in back.
Roll linens when possible;
it prevents creases and
stocks more in less space.
The Omaha guide., 1955-10-28

WITCHES are supposed to roam about on Halloween looking
" for trouble, and the way to be sure they are friendly is to
make one yourself for your party table for decoration and for
refreshments, too.
The witch is really a cake doll. A delicious mincemeat cake
baked in a tube pan or a bowl makes the skirt. A little doll dressed
in a peaked hat of stiff paper and a bodice and cape fashioned
from a ten-cent store handkerchief is thrust in the center of the
inverted cake after it has cooled. Then the cake is frosted for the
witchs boufant skirt. Be sure to wrap waxed paper or foil around
the doll before putting it in the cake. Your little witch will be much
sweeter than these creatures usually are by tradition and she will
be a delight to your young guests, not only because she is amusing
to look at but because the cake is really very good to eat.
The witchs traditional broom may be made from a tiny bunch
of twigs or a few strands of worsted fastened to one end of a pipe
stem cleaner, a pencil or a crochet hook or short knitting needle.
The Omaha guide., 1955-10-28
Y A L Basketball

The Youth Activity League
will sponsor their Basket ball
League for Boys (13-15) at the
Community Center. This league
is open to any boy who has not
participated in high school basket
ball on either second or varsity
teams level. Boys interested in
playing in this league may con-
tact Josh Gibson, Kellom Com
munity Center. There will be
no fee for participation in this
league and the VAL has prom
ised to provide suits for all the
teams.
The Omaha guide., 1955-10-28

Want to reinforce the holes in the
pages Of a ~loose-leaf recipe book, or
any kind Of loose-lesf notebook,
quickly and inexpensively7 Simply
dab each hole with ~colorless nan
polish and let dry.
The Omaha guide., 1955-10-28
Household Tipping Tips

RUNNING A HOME EFFICIENTLY takes planning just as it
does in big business. So introduce some busness-like lebcrsavers
into ycGi household management. Use your portable, says the
consumer service Of the Royal Typewriter Conpcny. to carry out
these worthy tips. They'll save both your time and your temper.
The Omaha guide., 1955-10-28
Marble Pattern Bath

MIDI IdtIt
TOR a bathroom decor that is
attractively different, walls
may be covered with distinctive
marble-pattern paneling Of hard
board with baked plastic finish.
Marlite paneling offers a choice
of five imported marble patterns
The Omaha guide., 1955-10-28

in authentic reproductions that
provide the beauty of the luxuri-
GUS stone at a fraction of its cost.
Large four-foot-wide panels
cover walls more quickly than do
materials fabricated in small
units. The paneling's smooth,
hard baked surfaces, resistant to
moisture and soiling, is easily
wiped clean. 1t has a durable and
s~erviceable base of Masonic tenn
pered cardboard. Matching mold
ings are available for the panels,
as are waterproof adhesive and
joint-sealing compounds.
The paneling also is made in
plain colors and wood grain pat
terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21
Army Court Conviction
Fought by Mrs. Smith

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Dec.
81 R.-Counsel for Mrs. Dor
othy Kruger Smith argued yes
terday that the military court
which convicted her of killing
her Army colonel husband In
Tokyo had no right to try her.
Her attorneys contended the
Constitution does not empower
Congress to authorize trial of
civilians by court martial in
peacetime.
Mrs, Smith, accompanied by
Warden Kina Kinsella of the
Federal reformatory for women
at Anderson. w. Va. appeared
in United States District Court
before Judge Ben Moore for a
hearing on a writ of habeaS
corpus granted by him.
A military court convicted
Mrs. smith of murder in the fatal
stabbing of her husband, Col.
Aubrey Smith. The stabbing oc-
CURED October 4, 1852, in Tokyo,
where Col. Smith was stationed.
Mrs. Smith. daughter of retired
Gen. Walter Kruger, is serving
o life sentence at Anderson.
Arguments yesterday revolved
about the question of whether
the military trial was held in
peacetime. Frederick B. Wiener,
a retired Army colonel who is
one of three lawyers represent
ing Mrs. Smith in her bid for
freedom, said:
1T is true that hostilities
were under way in Korea, but
there were no war operations in
Japan"
Judge Moore asked, Wasn't
Japan a base for war opera
tions?"
Mr.. Wiener replied. Yes, ia
pan was a base for war opera
tions, but no dependents of Army
personnel were permitted to go
into Korea"
He added, Whence comes
this this asserted power of the
military to subject q civilian to
military tTial?"
A constitutional section in
volved in the hearing empowers
Congress TO provide for control
of military personnel and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21

Others who are q part of the
Armed services"
1t. Col. James Booth of the
Army judge advocate generals
department commended that trial
of Mrs. Smith was covered ny the
phrase Others who are a part
of the armed services" His ar
|gument brought this comment
from Judge Moore:
Il would have to be persuaded
pretty thoroughly before I'll be-
lieve that Mrs. Smith. just be-
cause she was the wife of a
Army officer. was a part of the
Armed services. You have to
convince me Of the power of a
court-martial In time of peace
to try a civilian"
Judge Moore took the appeal
under consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21
Euyptiuns in Peipinu

TOKYO. Dec. 81 GA group
of touring Egyptian newspaper
men headed by Abdul Mahmud
Ell Sou was welcomed at q recep-
ton in Peiping Tuesday by the
All-C China Journalists Associa-
ton. The Red Chinese radio
announced today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21

SCH Green Stamps eyaiIobie oaly in Maryland and
Virainio Food Fair Super Markets as D. c. ordi-
nonces prohibit distribution Of any tradins stomps
in the District Of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21

NOW! You get both :.
FOOD FAIR LOW, LOW PRICES,
Plus S&H GREEN STAMPS.
Think of how many pages
you can fill in your S&H Stamp
Book by doing ALL OF YOUR
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT
FOOD FAIR. Start now and
be on your way to receiving
FREE OF EXTRA COST,
exciting distinguished
merchandise gifts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07
'Uruguoyon President Bids
For More u. S. Trode

Uruguay put in a bid today for
improved trade relations with
the United States.
President Luis Battle Berries.
here on a three-day state visit.
declared it would be to the adj
vantage of both countries if
Uruguay could sell its manufac-
tured products here as well as
raw materials.
ANY wealthy nation needs to
be surrounded by nations in a
similar state Of prosperity" Mr..
Battle Berries said in speech
at the National Press Club.
Asks No Privileges
1.-THE 178 million Americans
ought to face a Latin America
endowed with a large purchasing
power, but in order to achieve
this we, too, should be able to
sell the product of our work. =. Is.
We do not come to ask any
privileges. neither do we ask
sacrifices : on our behalf.
But we cannot understand
that you are willing to buy our
raw materials only, in order to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07
TRANSIT
Continued From First Page

CONTINUED from FIST rage
as foremost among the compa-
ny S few friends on the Hill.
Mr.. Broyhill, who has intro
duced several bills dealing with
transit, conceded he is prepared
to offer a measure to restore
Capital Transit's franchise if
Mr.. Wolfson would accept it.
Moves in favor of a restora-
ton were blocked recently at
q Board of Trade general mem
bership meeting on the plea Of
President Edward r. Carr. He
argued that it was understood
Mr.. Wolfson would not agree to
continue operation of etc and
that the action would hamper
the utilities commissions search
for new private operator.
Yesterday. Chairman George
E. c. Hayes of the. commission
said that agency is still trying
to work out an acceptable pro-
position with the applicants"
The commission had spent two
hours in conference with repre-
se1tatives of the Tydings group
and planned to resume the meet
ing today.
Commenting on disclosure in
The Star that Stanwood Oil
Corp, which has offered tosin !
vest $3.5 million in Metropolitan
Transit Cooperative. Is under
Federal court Injunction against
selling its stock in interstate
commerce, Mr.. Hayes said the
commission has made its own
investigation Of these matters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07

Co. Building at 24-30 Commerce
street, in the heart of downtown
Newark's financial district,
The directory board in the
buildings lobby lists both, Of the
companies. Stanwood Oil Corp.
and Wolf Oil Il Gas Co., Inc.
as occupying Room 833.
The entrance to the fnodestly
furnished suite. however. lists
only Stanwood Oil. along with
three other occupants. On the
door are the names Harry T.
Jenkin. realtor." Branch Office
J. G. Berger. consulting engi-
neers and appraisers. and
"Stanwood Oil Corp. and trans
fer Office" On a glazed window
to the right is the legend Lii
censed real estate brokers Mar
win e. Gregory"
Two Open on Hall
The Offices are divided so that
two open on the hall and two
are behind them. looking out
on the street. The floors are
carpeted, and the furniture mod
erately worn.
The president of Stanwood Oil
John A. Kaye. was not in the
Offices yesterday. His secretary
Mrs. Ann Revel, said he was "in
the oil fields in Western Penn
sylvania" and was not expected
back until Thursday.
Mrs. Revel said she and a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07
FomiIy Of Four
Dies of Gas Fumes

EAU CLAIRE. Pa. Dec. 7 tR.
A family Of four died of car
bon monoxide fumes yeterday
in their apartment in this West
ern Pennsylvania community OF
500 about so miles north of
Pittsburgh.
Coroner J. Clinton Atwell
identified the victims as James
r. Corbett, 81; his wife Sophia,
about 25. and the couples chill
dren, Ricky. 8 and sandra. 9
~ -
The coroner said the family
had been overcome by fumes
from a gas heating stove. He said
for some unaccountable reason
the fiue in the stove was turned
of. He issued a verdict of acct
dental death.